neal killed him with a hammer. problem for the defense since the other victim was killed with a hammer. >> it's a trying part but the house was under construction. hammers were all over the place. sam: they had been friends since ninth grade and ended up living together in a house that neal's family owned. they worked dish washing and server jobs at restaurants near nats park. manager of nando's described young in such glowing terms a juror started to cry. the prosecutor put on martin, a close friend to all of them who challenged the notion they were lovers say young and neal had sex once. the police never had to l he turned himself in after fleeing to florida initially. he came back to d.c. the prosecution is expected to wrap up the case early this week and then the defense can test the theory of a love triangle. reporting from d.c. superior court, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: today the group opposing the healthcare bill held the first of the two day of protests. minority leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi is

had done that and neal won that fight. neal confessed to that when he turned himself into police. he told them when young attacked him young was naked except for socks. the prosecutor today noted both bodies were found nude. one in the attic, the other in backyard and it was not young but wingfield found wearing socks. it did not bring the matter up before the case went to the jury. the jury broken for the day and they are expected back on monday. reporting live from d.c. superior court i'm sam ford, abc7 alison: indian head highway is back open of a an accident this morning. charger and a mustang crashed head on causing a fiery collision that killed the two drivers. it's unclear if speed played a factor in the crash but the residents say the speed cameras need to be added. larry: for months we have been telling you about the danger of the takata air bag inflators on recall of the air bags. now honda and mazda are fighting back against the recall of the inflators that takata added 2.7 million vehicles to the recall list la

neal: the dot plot, for example. done with all this, where do we think the interest rates will be? what will be the size of the balance sheets? scarlet: they have not asked that. julia: there are so many considerations they have to factor in. neal: sure. i am not faulting them. it has not attracted the attention. it is going to be a market issue once they start. it looks pretty set on where they think the future path of interest rates will go. would you like more attention to be paid to things like upside risks or even downside risks, the possibility of a recession? neal: i have every confidence that this fed in its current composition -- i heard alan blinder speak to that a fee minutes ago -- but this fed will be attentive to those possibilities. related to this question, how big is the balance sheet, the fed is not going to be stopping to reinvest completely, at least not at the beginning. what will their policy be with respect to the reinvestment's they may? end of ther front curve are the back end? neal: exactly.

neal. mr. neal: thanks, frank. thanks for the leader for keeping full attention on the proposals that come to compete with the affordable care act. when the president recently said, who knew health insurance could be that complicated? i put my hand up. [laughter] . . i think what's remarkable about it is, we have new the plan of the day in front of us. i don't know how c.b.o. has time to do anything else but score plans on a daily basis. the irony of it is, you're talking about what is almost one fifth of the american economy, the delivery of health care in america. and they have a new plan every kay i -- every day. so this is the fifth time around that c.b.o. will be asked to score a plan which already we know will still leave at least 23 million people without health insurance. here's the note worthy item. consider this. insurance is based upon risk assessment. try to predict outcomes. so when the administration threatens to withhold subsidies, when the administration says that they are willing to violate the law

sam: neal's defense was he and his two roommates had a love triangle. there was testimony that they perhaps had sex in some instances but the jury did not see that as a believable situation for this murder case. he was found guilty and will be sentenced december 20. alison: d.c. police say captured sulu this morning who is now charged with assault and w a dangerous weapon and up lawful possession of a handgun. the search continues for a third man seen in this surveillance video. during that shootout that took place two weeks ago. a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. larry: maryland come facing criminal charges after she unleash case of road rage. mouthwash. this started friday at toll booth. the woman's car clipped an s.u.v. while merging. that is when they began yelling. this ended in a parking lot a mile away with a frightening encounter and an arrest. alison: wow! that is a new one. still ahead at 5:00 -- >> i'm disappointed with the attorney general. we will see what happens. time will tell. >> the president lashing out at his o

neal dunn, a veteran from florida, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. dunn: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, h.r. 2781 is a commonsense solution to a complicated problem. i'm proud to sponsor it with my good friend, mr. panetta from california. over the last 10 year congress gave veteran and veteran disabled small businesses the highest preference to compete for v.a. contracts. last year the supreme court ruled in the kingdomware case that this preference applies in all situations, even when the v.a. uses contracts awarded by other agencies. a loophole has emerged. in a group of contracts called the federal stiegic sourcing initiative -- strategic sourcing initiative, run by the general services administration. they connect them with goods and services they need to purchase. all too often, the g.s.a. is not connecting the v.a. with enough small businesses that

neal. mr. neal: i think we agree this is not a moment for triumphalism. instead, i think this is an argument to return to regular order. the notion of holding hearings, offering amendments and maybe someday even getting to conference reports the way the congress once functioned when many of us joined. but also a remind as we proceed to tax reform, we need to employ a different model that can't be done with one party. instead i think we also move on to critical issues that face the american economy, including the debt ceiling, we have to finish the appropriations process. we have medicare extenders coming up and the chip program coming up. i think there's enough good will on both sides moving forward to use this as a learning experience, how one party, 70 years after harry truman talked about the need for health insurance, to understand it can't be done without hearings and amendments and an open process that embraces a lot of ideas. use this as a learning period, use it as a lesson and let's move on. with that, i'd like to introduce my friend, ranking mem

neal: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i stand in support of h.r. 3178 medicare part b improvement act of 2017. i'm pleased that chairman brady along with chairman tiberi and ranking member levin and i worked in a bipartisan manner to draft this legislation. it brings together a number of important measures to improve medicare part b. i encourage all of our colleagues to support it. as i said during the bipartisan ways and means markup of h.r. 3178, i hope the committee will be able to hold more meetings like this. this is what the american people want and expect from their members to get things done in a bipartisan manner. the bill before us today is pretty straightforward. it makes important changes to medicare part b in a number of ways. it includes a commonsense transitional policy for home infusion services co-sponsored by mr. tiberi and mr. pascrell. r. bishop and mr. thompson are streamlining medicare rules to include access to prosthetics and mr. john lewis co-sponsored language to help dyalisis facilities to treat

neal is talking about tax credits and how we expand access for millenials and others. mr. scott talking about the threat that is there to 32 million people. imagine that they would propose such a thing while cost of premiums double according to c.b.o.. d they have been -- the this -- and we appreciate his suggestions as well as those from our colleagues. these among others, we'll hear about them at our steering committee hearings next week. any questions for my deleens subject of health insurance? no? ok, we have a vote. yes, ma'am, we have a vote so thank you. >> are you in any talks with speaker ryan about this? what point -- what -- ms. pelosi: i wrote a letter on july 18. the american people have spoken they rejected trumpcare's assault, and i do say, as senator mcconnell said earlier if we can't do anything we have to address the cost share regular ducks payment issue. so i suggested that we get on with that but we've had no conversations. all along, though, when we did the affordable care act, contrary to this, we had hours an hours of hearings and weeks of hearings

sally: neal alluded to some of president trump's comments about judges. it's not just that the president is making comments undermining the legitimacy of judges who issue opinions that he doesn't like, it's what kind of impact can that have beyond just his own -- espousing his own personal opinion and undermining confidence in the system more broadly? we've got a delicate balance there between the three branches of government. and you know, that balance has served us pretty darn well for many, many years now. and the idea that that balance is being thrown out of kilter by not just disagreing with what a court might do but attempting to delegitimize it. that seems very different to me than the kind of not just rhetoric but -- but feelings that that seems to evoke in some in the public. it concerns me that that can be really destructive and further divisive. seems that we can't get much more divided in some ways. that's obviously not in the long-term interest of our country either. >> if you think about it, the judiciaries are our crown jewel. i remember wh

i think it's the latter i think that the country finally coming around to what neal liberalism is really really is and that it it's infected both political parties are complete our politicians are neo liberals that america so what has happened i think recently with the election of trump neal liberalism somebody else i heard made this and.

pelosi: we're here with representative pallone of new jersey, representative neal. pallone from the energy and commerce committee. representative scott, ranking member and education and work force committee. mr. yarmuth, ranking member on the budget committee. all of these committees had a role in shaping the affordable care act. all of these committees and our democratic members have a role in protecting our care. so i'm honored that they're here. , of course, all were struck by the news this morning of -- and last night about senator mccain and sends him our prayers. i am a big believer in the power of prayer. i have great confidence. over the years one of the things i remember him saying under these circumstances is keep on fighting, and i know that's what he will do to keep on fighting. i was just sharing with my colleagues at 10:30 i had a conversation with our colleague, steve scalise, who sounds wonderful and just told him about our prayers for him. our hope is for his recovery but not sooner than he really is recovered. not to come back any sooner. of course

. >> let's bring in neal, did i say your name right. >> yes, you did. >> let get to if i'm one of the millions watching at home what does this mean to me. >> what we learned in the last couple minutes is that mitch mcconnell majority leader in the senate is going to call a vote next week on a what effectively is repeal of obamacare law that would be delayed for two years. so that vote will be next week even though he already appears not to have enough vote to actually pass that bill. so right now if you're somewhat at home and trying to figure happen with insurance coming into next year it probably look much the same as what you have right now obviously the cost go up and issues with bow. >> we wanted to play a sound card on what transpired today. >> american people are hurting. they need relief. and it's regretful our democratic colleagues decided early on they did not want to engage with us seriously to the process of delivering relief. but this does not have to be the eptd of story. time to move on. it's time to start oaf. rather thaming repeating this same failed, partisan process

neal, always a pleasure speaking with you about this report so when does the rebalancing finally happen >> well, it's on the way as we say in the report, at the moment we're slightly at the mercy of statistics. waiting for the statistics to catch up with what we think is going on out there the rebalancing is happening it's just a question of seeing that the recent increase in demand as you mentioned a second ago, very strong in the second quarter, will assert itself and that will mean that the deficit in the market as we move forward through the rest of the e. so we think rebalancing is coming it is just taking longer than most people originally thought >> i guess most of the culprits can be found on the nonopec side given that we're still talking about the resilience of u.s. shale producers but increasingly also about the production that is coming back from the likes of nigeria and libya that were exempt from the opec deal. do you think the extension of that deal can only work if nigeria and libya join at some point? >> well, clearly the rise of libya and nigeria that we've seen in the

neal: at this time, mr. speaker, i would like to yield four minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. doggett: i thank the gentleman. as so often happens here, this bill bears a somewhat grander title than its contents. medicare part b certainly does need improvement. and while i support putting in the statute what is already administrative practice, extending a demonstration project that appears to be working, and the other provisions that my colleagues have worked on in this bill, i think much more should have happened. ironic that at the very moment we're considering this bill, the united states senate across the hall is proposing to eliminate health care coverage for millions of americans. certainly this republican repeal effort does far more harm to far more people than we can collectively undo here in the house. with this rather modest piece of legislation. and there is one glaring omission from today's medicare t

after high school sharing this house owned by neal's family. the prish of bills, adulthood. the prosecution wasn't sure of the exact motive but argued that neal killed with hammers first wingfield and buried him in the backyard. ten days later leon young and stuffed hi fleeing to florida with young's car and a.t.m. card before returning to d.c. and turning himself in. after today's verdict, reaction from victim wingfield's family. >> you see the evidence they presented for him to be murdered in that manner by a best friend that we all considered family. >> it is difficult. sam: the attorney -- >> i don't think he is a killer. >> he fled with the victim's car and the a.t.m. card before coming to d.c. around turning himself in. jury found him guilty of theft for those. reporting from d.c. interior court i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: prison arrested another man in connection with a shootout from earlier this month where a stray bullet hit a 1-year-old child. 27-year-old police custody and the investigators believe he played a role in i street shooting in northeast. the boy

yes been up nicely stan hi neal a lot of fun just to stay here how far before take off and of course i've been speaking to a number of phones you know you pretty much as i was saying you got a lot of hope in a german model at the beginning of the tournament to speak to them they were thinking we've won world cups reborn european championships we don't really need the confederations cup today not so all change the people i've been speaking to say we want to tick off the box it's a young team but it's a good team a lot but show you from so what i've seen twelve dollars or so i think of travel from chile to up a long way a lot of expense so just goes to show they're fully behind their team they've just warmly copa america for the second straight time so the following day here on the expecting a lot from the likes of song of adults so a lot is expected in half an hour. it's time well i've just been. at the press center as well you know. offer me your faces one of whom was somebody i've talked about for a long time in my previous job as a sports center. she's a double gold medal medalist

some moon dust along with tiny lunar rocks collected by neal armstrong zipped up and ready to be solde talking real moon dust. fox's jackie ibanez takes a closer look. >> reporter: this is the bag astronaut neal armstrong used to collect moon dust during the first ever lunar landing. it will soon go up for auction sotheby's in new york. traces of lunar dust and tiny moon rocks are still imbedded in the bag. >> it was an outer decontamination bag it was used to protect those samples from potential contamination from us on planet berth it also protect the spacecraft planet earth from any potential contamination of lunar pathogens. >> bag has been on nearly half century trajectory during which it was misidentified in nearly landed in the crash. made of the same fire retardant material as space suits it's expected to sell for anywhere from 2 million to $4 million. >> if you send it to nasa they're lunar sample curator and tested it and found it was not only lunar material but in fact tuft from the apollo 11 mission. further lee shows the bag was in fact the bag that neal armstrong used to

>> reporter: brittney and kiley neal saw it up close. they were next in line to board. >> their shoes came flying off, and i thought i saw somebody's arm or leg flying in the sky. >> people knew they were-- they knew they were going to die and you saw their face before they knew they were going to hit death. >> reporter: the fire ball, which spins 13 times a minute, was assembled on site at the fairgrounds. in the last two days, it passed at least three safety inspections conducted by the state and a private contractor. an average of nearly 1,300 children are hurt on mobile amusement rides like the fire ball every year, according to a report. governor john kasich says all rides here will be closed until they're deemed safe. >> what you can do is you can inspect, and you can re-inspect, and you can, in this case, have a third party inspect, but if we're looking for guarantees in life, they don't exist. >> reporter: but for 13-year-old kiley, there is one guarantee. do you want to come back to the state fair or ride anymore? >> no, never a

shooting outside an ice cream store in pittsburg is now in police custody. 19-year-old larry daryl neal junior turned himself in on sunday. the deadly shooting happened on wednesday at the baskin robbins on century boulevard. police found a 43-year-old man with several gunshot wounds once they arrived on scene. the victim has been identified as robert hopkins junior. no word on a motive for the shooting. (grant) tonight, we're hearing new details about an oakland man's alleged plans to support isis... and carry out attacks here in the bay area. 22 year old amer sinan al- haggagi...of oakland... is now charged with attempting to support terrorism. and tonight we are hearing some of the plans he talked about with an undercover f-b-i agent. in audio from federal court hearing ---prosecutors used the suspect's own words to argue against his release from custody. assistant u.s attorney waqar hasib: "i live close to san francisco, that's like the gay capital of the world. i'm gonna handle them right lol. i'm gonna place a bomb in a gay club. by god, i'm going to tear up the city.then quote, "

officers identified neal as the shooter after searching his home. the shooting remains under investigation. (vicki) for the past two and a half years he taught music to teenagers at a popular music school in palo alto. tonight, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, palo alto police say the teacher has been arrested on suspicion of committing sex crimes against one of his under age students. this is the mug shot of 35 year old music teacher john patrick root, who was arrested in san francisco for allegedly abusing a 15 year old female, who was one of his students here at the school of rock in palo alto.lt. david reifschneider/palo alto police "......on july 13th our detectives received a tip from another law enforcement agency that there was some suspicion that a teacher at the school as having an inappropriate relationship with a juvenile student so our detectives...." police say the victim is a 15 year old female and that root had taught at the school of rock for the past 2 and a half years. in a statement, the school said it is cooperating with pol

police say neal is considered armed and dangerous.anyone with information is advised to call pittsburg (james) coming up.. a toddler is bit by a police dog in the south bay. what the family is saying about what happened this morning.(tiffany) and... oj simpson has been granted parole after serving 9 years in prison. but how did this case compare to his 1995 trial?( james ) and after the break. a look at your weather and traffic. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. an overturn accident on wb 80 at san pablo dam rd blocking, slow through the scene. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)today will be a nice day with plenty of sunshine to enjoy. we're waking up this morning to mostly clear skies inland and patchy fog at the coast. temperatures are in the 50s. later this afternoon, those temperatures will climb to the low 90s for our warmest inland locations. it will be

jeffery neal according to prosecutors killed delano wingfield and another man. but neal's attorney says it's self-defense. we will let you know what happens in the case. developing now, a rift between the president and the attorney general. president trump in an interview said had he known that sessions was going to recuse himself he would haven't hired him. as scott thuman explains that is raising more serious questions. >> he wore the hat early on. he was the first senator to endorse then longshot candidate trump. but this hasn't sat well with the president. president trump: sessions should have never recused himself. if he was going to recuse himself he should have told would have picked someone else. scott: sessions tried to sidestep any controversy today. >> i have honor to serve as attorney general and i plan to continue to do so. >> hi thinks that the attorney general is his lawyer. attorney general is the lawyer for people of the country. he had no ohio but to recuse himself. >> surprising. i hope the president and presume he had the conversation with th

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police say neal is considered armed and dangerous.nyone with information is advised to call pittsburg (steve) coming up on kron4 news at ten... o.j. simpson is back in the headlines after he was granted parole... and when you think of o-j you think of the famous white bronco... we'll tell you where it is... (grant) plus.. the hot and dry conditions pushing mountain lions into the neighborhoods... find out where they were spotted... (steve) and after the break... the massive wildfire burning in mariposa county is getting bigger tonight... we'll tell you the latest containment numbers and hear from from people affected in a live report... (steve) a mountain lion was spotted in the hills behind the clark kerr campus of u-c berkeley wednesday afternoon... campus police are urging hikers to walk the trails with a partner and consider carrying a stick to ward off any big cat that comes near you and to keep children and pets next to you... u-c berkeley police have found the carcasses of several animals that appear to have been mountain lion

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---''larry neal junior'' de 19 años y residente de antioch abri fuego el pasado mircoles en las afuerasobbins'' de esta ciudad y un hombre de 43 años muri baleado. ---segn los agentes el atacante y la vctima se conocan. ---el caso contina bajo investigacin. vo/cesar ---en el este de la baha sigue prfugo el sujeto que disparo contra un auto en movimiento sobre la avenida concord... ---el hecho se report este fin de semana cerca de las autopistas 680 y la interseccin con la 242... ---todo empez cuando la vctima not que un auto iba de forma errtica y cuando trat de ver su placa de pronto escuch un disparo rompiendo el vidrio posterior de su auto... ---la vctima revela que el atacante conduca un mercedes color blanco con ventanas polarizadas... vo/blanca ----un juez pronto decidir si revoca o no el certificado de muerte de "jahi mcmath" - la adolescente que fue declarada con muerte cerebral tras una ciruga. ---un neurologo revel que los videos grabados por la familia en los ltimos 3 años muestra a la adolescente con vida y que su condicin ha mejorado. ---en el 2013, se desat una batalla leg

and all we've really done this year is confirm neal gorsuch to the supreme court.care insurance system is a mess. we all know it. those who support obamacare and those who oppose it. something has to be done. we republicans have looked for a way to replace it with something else without paying a terrible political price. we havant found it yet and i'm not sure we will. all we've managed to do is make more poppial arpolicy that wasn't popular when we started trying to get rid of it. i voted to allow the it debate continue and amendments to be offered. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. it's a shell of a bill right now. we all know that. if this process ends in failure, which seems likely, then let's return to regular order. let them hold hearing with contributions from both sides. something that my dear friends on the other side of the aisle didn't allow to happen nine years ago. we are an important check on the powers of the executive. our consent is necessary for the president to appoint juris and important officials and to conduct foreign policy. wheth

officers identified neal as the shooter after searching his (mark) happening today... the woman facing charges in a d-u-i crash that killed a three-year-old boy is set to appear in a martinez courtroom. yarenit malihan pleaded not guilty to the charges during her arraignment in may. the 41-year old is facing felony charges for the september crash that killed 3-year old elijah dunn on interstate 6-80 in san ramon police say in the past year yarenit has been arrested three times for being intoxicated... including the fatal d-u-i in september. (mark) in the south bay... police arrest a man accused of exposing himself to kids in santa clara. the incident happened near the c.w. haman elementary school. police say that wellington potter exposed himself to two girls who were walking by. potter is also suspected in seven indecent exposure incidents in the lake tahoe area. potter also drives a car similar to one that has been seen at several other indecent exposure incidents in the bay area. he has been booked into the santa clara county jail. (darya) police in the east bay are

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neal is expected to be charged with the shooting death sometime this week. police are not releasing any information about the victim except that he was 43 years old and lived on bethel island. >>> we are hearing from a man who says shots were fired at him saturday night in concord by another driver on the freeway in a reported case of road rage. the man who only wants to be identified as joe recorded the aftermath on his cell phone. he says a man driving a white mercedes cl a 250 was weaving in and out of traffic on northbound interstate 680 near the 242 split just after 9 pm saturday night. joe said the mercedes pulled over to the right shoulder so he rolled down his window to talk to the driver. >> there was no question he was trying to take my life. looking at the way the gunshot hit in the car, he was aiming at me and he was aiming inside the vehicle. >> joe was not hurt and described the suspect as a white man in his early 20s with short, dirty brown hair, driving a newer model mercedes that had paper license plates. >>> a man from san jose is in custod

the prosecutors say neal killed delano wingfield and leon young in 2014. after the verdict, the prosecutors released video of the interrogation and claims that he hit young with a hammer in self-defense. he faces life in prison when sentenced in october. jonathan: 18-year-old father in california now under arrest after police say that he was the person seen all surveillance video leaving his newborn baby in a parking lot. watch this. the video that you see. the car pulls in a this is at a shopping center. busy place. a lot of cameras. a guy gets out and just leaves the car seat with 16-day-old baby inside. look how many people came outside. that was a barbershop he parked in front of. the employees came outside. they found the baby minutes later. >> any car could have hit the kid. super hot outside. the kid was in the sun. no clothes. he was wrapped in a blank. >> the baby was taken to the hospital where he has a medical condition. he is listed in critical been they say he is stable. michelle: could have taken it to the fire house. other options. jonathan:

we turn to my good friend, neal brennan, everybody. >> i come on heres a real sour pulse but right nowhat's up. >> i thought everybody would go badly but the trouble administration has a small group of determined people to make a huge difference. simply put, trevor been, 9 resistance is working. >> tevor: they feel the republicans are not doing a good job. >> i know why they feel that. drieks can'democrats can't writ. >> they are trying a new slogan. have you seen the other guy. that's it. have you seen the other guys. >> have you seen the other guy. that's the message of your party. that's like a quiznos slogan was like hey at least we didn't hire a pedophile. >> tevor: i'm confused. if it's not the democrats who is resisting the republicans. >> the republicans. >they're the resistances. they kill isn't get a goal pass. you're the only team on the field but you're still losing. republicans set off a chain of events where we were both the mouth and the trap. jeff sessions lies for no reason. then after he recused himself his second in comabd appoints a special prosecutor to investigati

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names you know neal if your company are breaking news this hour britain's high court house rules. are legal the government was being challenged by human rights groups who say british weapons are being used by the saudis against civilians in the war in yemen let's go live now to westminster and polly polly what are we learning by this ruling. well that yeah the high court here has thrown out the campaign as claim that the u.k. sales to saudi arabia are illegal say that policy can continue that relationship has been deemed perfectly legal by the judge head today now the reason campaign is and many a politician have had. concerns about the u.k.'s policy of arming riyadh is because of the brutal conflict taking place in yemen at the moment where saudi arabia is leading a military coalition that's conducting an strikes against the rebels in yemen and saudi arabia's been accused of violating humanitarian law there in that conflict and also they've been accused of targeting civilians indiscriminately and they've been doing that with a lot of british equipment the u.k.'s licensed over thr

jamie murray and martina hingis vs neal skupski and anna smith — mixed doubles second round.les, murray with 3com hingis with 22. —— married bethanie mattek sands says she will need surgery after injuring her knee in the second round against sorana cirstea on thursday. the american player has confirmed that she has dislocated her knee and has also ruptured tendons. she will now fly to new york tomorrow to seek further medical advice. having secured his progress into the last sixteen with victory over fabio fognini yesterday andy murray has enjoyed a rare weekend without a match. there hasn't been too much time to rest though for the world number one and defending champion. he's been going through his paces on the practice courts today as he prepares for his quarterfinal with france's benoit paire on monday. he also found time to make an appearance in the centre court royal box. in pretty good company. a whole host of british sporting greats in attendance as always a middle saturday. a whole host of olympians and paralympians. jason and laura kenny. nicola adams. the hockey st

things will neal great as we head toe end of weekend.ling awesome in fact with dew points upper 40s and low 50s please pts as far as dew points are concerned as far as comfort index to start workweek and not bad tuesday. heading to weng sthengz stoomy and still three really nice days that will be feeling really nice as well high pressure building on in. beautiful afternoon on tap. sunday night mostly clear skies and plenty of sunshine as we head to start of workweek. really three fantastic days will be on tap for us. by the pool side tomorrow 83. just make sure you lather suncreen with high uv index and sunny skies and great day by the pool and also down the shore. some nice beach days in store. breezy and sunshine tomorrow, high temperature 76. going with 78 monday and by tuesday look for 8 nice beach day out there. here's forecast for tonight. open up the windows and let in fresh air and get circulation going on. we need that sxwshlly after the hot week we dealt w 62 overnight in the city. i mean that's really feeling like fall. and mo

the moment developments as well welcome to the weekly here in our to international my names you know neal our top story this hour the german city of. enduring a string of violent protests against the g twenty summit while the event went smoothly for the leaders of the world's most powerful countries for three consecutive nights riots broke out on the streets fifty thousand people rallied on saturday. to give it to him to eat. talking to skits fits him of good toughness. chefs to escape the shootings that they had. while leftwing militants from across europe converged on the city they torched cars on piles of rubbish vandalized on looted cars and left glass and debris strewn across the street the rioters also clashed violently with police well the violence reportedly left at least two hundred officers injured many business owners after the first wave of riots took steps to protect their premises boarding up windows some said parts of the city looked like a war zone peter all of our was following the arrest there for us. tensions have boiled over between demonstrators and the police. i can

live from our international news center in moscow this is our team my names you know neal hello and welcome to our top story this hour reflecting on the g. twenty summit the u.s. president tweeted that after a significant deal on syria it's time to move forward and work with russia but he may even be facing opposition to that from his own aides and officials the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley claimed that everybody knows russian meddled in the u.s. presidential election appearing to contradict donald trump's views but no one is sure. i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and or countries and i see nothing wrong with that statement nobody really knows nobody really knows for sure everybody knows that russia meddled in our elections everybody knows that they're not just meddling in the united states elections they're doing that's across multiple continents and they're doing this in a way that they're trying to cause chaos within the country we're following the g twenty summit trump also tweeted that he and the russian president discuss the creation

international i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story russian president vladimir putin has given his reaction to the latest round of possible u.s. sanctions on russia. so the news of these sanctions are completely illegal they go against international law and the rules of the world trade organization with being very patient and very reserved but at some point we will have to respond you can't always put up with such an attitude toward your country. that statement coming after a u.s. lawmakers passed a new round of sanctions in response to moscow's alleged meddling in the us presidential election the bill still needs president trumps approval and if implemented will target russia's energy sector as well as mining and metal industries president putin say these ties between moscow and washington are falling victim to america's internal problems. which insurance through all of this it's very disappointing that russia u.s. relations are sacrificed while solving internal american issues on your question whether we are sorry about it i can say we are because if we had acted to