. >> reporter: her name was rachel owens. she was rushed to the hospital, while the homeowner told the police what he saw. >> he described the intruder as approximately 5'9" or so, carried a gun in his right hand. he wore a balaclava. >> which is, like -- >> a ski mask. >> a ski mask with -- >> with just the eye opening. >> reporter: as police looked at the crime scene and spoke to the witness, they learned something else -- the intruder had gone upstairs and shot the friend rachel first. they started to wonder if she might have been a target. >> i was blown away. all these different thoughts running through my head. >> reporter: wayne owens is rachel's son. he couldn't imagine why anyone would want to hurt his mom. >> describe your mom for us. >> very caring and loving. she's warm. she's an extremely optimistic. she's always able to see the good and the bad. >> reporter: wayne grew up an army brat, living overseas with his mom and his dad, gregg, who was a decorated veteran from the first iraq war. >> did you like traveling

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host: owen, thank you for calling in this morning. one take on the president's approach to military decision making and his reliance on generals. the historian in the national review, and part of what he writes is that secretary mattis, mcmaster and kelly must know that few other presidents woo taken the heat to entrust three military men to guide national security policy, and even if another president did, he might not empower them with anything like their present latitude. in that regard, the three generals are beholden to trump for a historic opportunity to shape americans' security posture in ways impossible in the last half century. on the other hand, trump must recognize that such generals lend credibility to his role as commander in chief and signal that he is wise enough to value merit over politics. that's in national review. we'll hear from ron next on the republican line, california, good morning. caller: good morning, bill. nice to see you're looking so well after all these years. you were a small child when i first starte

tonight, owen wilson. julius randle. plus, zach lavine and jamal crawford. now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome, lovers of basketball. a special friday night nba pregame show. tonight from cleveland, ohio, the warriors versus cavaliers in game four of the nba finals. for the cavaliers, it's win or go on vacation. the cavs, it was such a brutal loss, the whole team went hiking in the woods with hillary clinton yesterday. the odds aren't in their favor. no team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit in the nba finals. even tom brady was like, i don't know, guys, i don't think so. cleveland's chance of winning is a very long shot. ironically, the only person who could make it, it's steph curry. and it would be a huge disappointment for abc, having only four games. they pay the same amount, it's like halfway through "the bachel bachelorette," if rachel gave up and went on tinder. and lebron james became the first person ever to move back to cleveland. [ applause ] thank you. if you've been following the team on social media, something myster

. >> owen wilson. >> when i was watching last night? stuff seemed like it was real. >> in the home theater spotlight josh gad and luke evans. >> you guys have such good chemistry. >> the moments that i think are the funniest moments were spontaneo spontaneous. ♪ >> and the music download with sabrina carpenter. ♪ ♪ >>> it's going to be the best vacation ever. >> seriously, you have to try. >> i don't even know how to dive. >> i want to jump right to it. some are calling this the best shark movie since "jaws." >> they are? >> that's high praise. can you both give people a 30,000-foot view, a broad stroke, or maybe 47-meter view of what they can expect and kind of the story of how this all evolves and unfolds. >> well, it's a tale of survival. and i think they can expect to be frightened. >> there are sharks in the film but this is an underwater thriller. this is a race against the clock. this is a story of survival with these two sisters and srt of that human instinct of fight or flight and how ultimately they're going to make it to the

going up, up and away, thanks to owen morgan. glyn maxwell likes a big finish. he aims high.problem wasjuggling a cat which had to bejudged and appreciated on replay. touch the ball and boundary of the same time or this would have been six. adil rashid and mark would do the rest. both finished with four wickets each. australia got to 277. england are already in the semifinals. thank goodness, some muttered. jason roy out of form and out for four. two others followed. 35—3. you guessed it. it is a quarter past three and yet it is raining again. australia must be sick of it. they know that evenif must be sick of it. they know that even if england can't knock them out, the weather still might. but school did australia's moment. england moved from crisis to command. when morgan and ben stokes sta ble command. when morgan and ben stokes stable and strong indeed. stalks make his hundred just before the weather set in. england are well ahead of the equation. mathematically, victory should be theirs. australia may lead this tournament as they have spent much of it, watching on. let's

and owen volunteered his wife, florence, his wife of 62 years as well. >> their commitment is beyond belief. the garrison's enthusiasm is real and purposeful, they know things they don't want us to forget. >> we lost three ships with 75% of their crews on board. >> owen says the last of his speeches sometimes, freedom is not free. a lot of people paid for it and a lot of guys didn't come back. >> for years he did not talk about the war but at the museum he found his called. >> they were qualified pilots coming here and it's fantastic, they have not been able to shut me up sense. >> it helped to heal the wounds of war. >> it was is the best therapy. nothing could compare to this therapy for him. >> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. lets check in with alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous day out there and a perfect one to be down at the shore and that is what we are doing today. we are live in ocean city for you this morning. with a new program aimed at keeping swimmers safe and some other stories today at 4:00, if yo

michael vick, and terrell owens were among the players who helped launch the new league. >> are you ready for some football? flag football, that is. it's going pro. the first game of the american flag football league at san jose's stadium. >> i thought wow, this game is so exciting and fun to watch. played by little grade school kids. what would it look like played by great players. >> reporter: terrell owens, michael vick, and chad oachoa singko. >> i couldn't share the field before. now being able to play alongside t-o, and vick. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: the first game pitting owens against team vick, no pads, but the competitive nature is there. >> the demand on your body is there, the reaction, all of that is going to be required. so it's just not like a walk in the park. >> it's flag football, but still football. >> reporter: jeff garcia providing commentary, other nfl dignitaries, the former 49 coach. those that enjoy the game the most, including the fans. this die hard vick fan showed up at 9:00 a.m. to get a jersey signed and a picked. >> the people that are my heroes, the o

owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire.ion said eventually the team securing a town that had been in enemy hands for ten years. on earlier tours he helped rescue buddies down and wounded and medevac'd in choppers under fire. >> from what i know about him, great guy, highly committed, highly talented. >> from somalia, yemen, iraq, afghanistan, it's largely fallen on special forces to wage battle against isis, al qaeda, and their affiliates, and they are increasingly paying with their lives. five killed in action in 2017, 22 since june 2014 when the war against isis began. taylor, like so many who have served on the front lines rejects the controversial pentagon view when troops are military advisers they must stay out of the direct line of fire. >> there's no boots on the ground, just advisers. we know that's b.s., they are all poots on the ground. >> mill kevin's final mission -- >> certainly can't plame the operator for wanting to get spot fight. they are there on the dproupd with the forces they are helping. >> scott tayl

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the lions face the blues in auckland on wednesday wales hooker ken owens will captain the side. dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of marc itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues side. we will have to create momentum game on game and improve leading into the test match. 50 new guys are starting, is the opportunity to put our hands up, and obviously raise the standards week on week, game on game. that's what we need to do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' time. we need to make sure that we meet fire with fire. in terms of our approach to the game. and, i think the fact that we would have been here for a week on wednesday and settled into new zealand and understanding what is coming, and how difficult the task will be, it will hopefully prepare us will be, it will hopefully prepare us for what will be on wednesday. warren gatland in a serious mood there. england's cricketers take on new zealand in their second icc champions trophy match in cardiff tomorrow

owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fire.on says eventually the team securing a town that had been in enemy hands for ten years. on earlier tours he helped rescue buddies who were wounded. >> he's a great i go, highly committed and talent the. from somalia to yemen, iraq, syria and afghanistan, it's largely fallen on special operations forces to wage battle against isis, al qaeda and their affiliates, and they are increasingly paying with their lives. five killed in action in 2017 and 22 since june 2014 when the war against isis began. taylor, like so many who served on the front lines, we jekts the controversial pentagon view that when troops are military advisers they must stay out of the direct line of fire. there's no boots on the ground, just advisers. that's just bs. >> on milliken's final mission he was an adviser to somali forces, alongside them in the line of fire. >> he certainly can't fault the operator for wanting to get into the fight. they are there. they are there on the ground with the force that they are help

for i assume "cars 2" and original. >> i met owen wilson. ka-chow. >> threw you back. >> fun franchise. >> that's what you will see. >> rather see that than rough night. >> of rough night. >> now you know. a little bit more about us. that's it for the news this half-hour. >> announcer: unprecedented, abc news honored winner for the third straight year with the edward r. murrow award for overall excellence in television and radio. every show. every screen. every >>> this morning on "world news now," unity in washington, d.c. >> republicans and democrats coming together to play ball and to honor the victims of a shooting ambush. the congressman who was to play in the game still fighting for his life at this hour. as we learn more about the shooter. >> breaking overnight, the nationwide manhunt is over. two dangerous georgia inmates on the run for several days, have been captured. after a high-speed pursuit in tennessee. >> then watch this incredible scene. a man hanging nearly completely out of a speeding car while on a highway. a reckless stu

owens repeatedly exposed himself to enemy fair.s who were pinned down and wounded and guided medevac choppers under fire. >> he was a great guy, highly talented. >> reporter: from somalia to yemen, iraq, syria and afghanistan, it's largely fallen on special operations forces to wage battle against isis, al qaeda and their affiliates and they are increasingly paying with their lives. five killed in action in 2017, t 22 since june 2014 when the war against isis began, taylor like so many who served on the front lines rejects the controversial pentagon view that when u.they e military advisors, they are not -- >> he was an advisor to somali forces, alongside them in the line of fire. >> you certainly can't blame the operator for -- they're there on the ground with the force they're helping. >> millican also had years of combat, in 2017 alone, 48 combat missions in iraq, on the one mission, he helped evacuate three wounded s.e.a.l.s under fire. they were part of ground breaking procedures for future national mission taskings. in the wo

thank you very much, owen britton. >> thank you.twork will continue our coverage of this tragedy. be sure to watch fbn bright and early at 5:00 a.m. for the latest details as they develop overnight. until then, you have a good evening. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the hd mirrorcam, brought to you by inventel products, llc. yep, they're out there, driving recklessly, causing accidents, and driving up your insurance rates! this is a show about car accidents... ...classic cars... ...and the hd mirrorcam, the personal security camera for your car. this is... "accidents caught on camera" with the hd mirrorcam. today, we're going to hear from people who have been in accidents and used the hd mirrorcam to prove their case. hear from law enforcement experts to hear the secret to protect yourself from tickets and lawsuits. we're al

the lions beat the crusaders 12—3, in christchuch, and it was all about the boot of owen farrell.time for the british and irish lions to call in the cavalry in canterbury. regarded as the best club team in world rugby, the crusaders, and the tourists would play like they were on home turf stopping a side with eight all blacks in it from the start. always influential, owen farrell put them 6—0 up and despite the odd bump in the road, as well as a solitary penalty, it was his first start on tour and it was going rather well. while it wasn't free—flowing, riveting rugby it was solid. the lions sniffed out danger. the pressure was telling here and a penalty awarded. it was a fourth and final owen farrell success. make no mistake, this was effectively a test match. the first defeat this season for the crusaders and a cavalry charge for the british and irish lions. a tough week. it has been really tough. there has been a lot of criticism. people have brittany tore off already after two games and that has been challenging. it has been challenging for all of us and we have had to stay str

>> reporter: back on the gridiron, former 49ers terrell owens, michael vick, and chad cinco, putting their star power in the league. >> i can play now and not get hit. >> i couldn't share the field with them before, so being able to play along to, and vick. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: the first game pitting owens against vick, no pads, but the competitive nature is still there. >> you're still playing a professional sport with professional athletes, so the demand on your body is there, the reaction, all of that is going to be required so it's just not like a walk in the park. it's flag football, but it's still football. >> reporter: they use high tech equipment including flags and sensors to determine where the flag was pulled. >> it's more of a game of passing and explosive plays. >> reporter: former 49er quarterback jeff garcia provided commentary, other dignitaries, steve maruchi. those who enjoyed the game the moss, the fans, including this vike al vick fan who showed up -- michael vick fan who showed up at 9:00 a.m. >> players i grew up with, people who were my heroes, terrel

owen paterson, former northern ireland secretary thank you.our belfast newsroom. interesting he was seeing that dup the are insisting there are no red lines in their approach to getting power—sharing back in northern ireland. we have not heard a lot from the dup publicly about that? what they'll be looking for is a purely economic

. >> owen's wilson's two sons hit the red carpet but they are not impressed. >> sometimes i feel likey are not getting as excited as they should. they're used to hearing me say i'm lightning mcqueen. >> we got a chance to sit down with the stars in disney's california adventure. they were revved up to take a spin on the radiator springs racer. >> the girls have ridden. >> i feel like owen has home court advantage. >> it would be tragic -- >> sometimes i like to share the world and let someone else be in the running but not win. >> owen is back as lightning mcqueen. >> if i lose i never get to do this again. >> army, the newcomer wants to take him down. >> kerry washington is the tv analyst. >> i prefer the term statistical analyst. >> they're all cars of course. but what kind of car would these cast members be? >> i like to think i'm a tesla. but i'm more of a bug. >> i like to think i'm a pickup truck. >> kids under 30 look up the rivera. >> so excited to see this movie. here's another movie about cars, this one all live action. >> it's called "baby driver" it's got a red hot cast in

investigators say this man, jeffrey owens shot up a car and took off. a manhunt was launched with deputies and k9s on the ground and a drone in the sky. this video shows how at the drone used thermal energy to spot owens wearing camouflage clothing, hiding in the >> what i'm seeing on my apple ipad is identical to what's being displayed on a 32 inch monitor here at the rear of the suburban. >>> stafford county also used a drone to bust a local meth lab which give deputies lay of the land before heading into a dangerous situation. drones can also assess damage from national disasters or the missing and endangered folks we need to find quickly to safeguard the lives. the other time we can do it is to alleviate immediate danger to any person. this is where law enforcement deploys the unmanned aircraft in an effort to safeguard lives in an active shooter incident. >> reporter: the department currently has eight drone pilots who completed 40's hours of training each to receive proper certification from both the county and the faa. however, along with this ne

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thanks for joining us, david owen, jefferies international chief economist. brexit talks, the eu has won its first battle as the u.k. retreated on timing. what happened during a one of the negotiations in brussels. euwill learn more about citizens in the u.k. and u.k. citizens in the eu. thursday there is a meeting of eu leaders in brussels. we will talk about what happens in the u.k. story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: advantage brussels. winning the first brexit panel as the u.k. concedes on the order of negotiations. carney and hammond speak later this morning. anna: full time lucky. china braces for the decision on its msci benchmark bid. we are live in hong kong. matt: the global equity rally extends to asia after u.s. stocks close at a record high. anna: welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. matt miller has some breaking news. matt: i want to show you quickly results, q3y revenue of 4.2 7 billion pounds, profit of 254 million pounds and this is the company that --talls bathroom pictures fixtures, obviously. i will tell you what is interesting. and i

some questions from the california department of mort vehicles like the stars of the movie we have owencars 3". >> when driving in fog you should use your. >> a high beams, b low beams, c fog lights only. >> fog lights. >> b. >> low beams. >> oh. >> i think this test is [ inaudible ]. i don't remember. >> nick, you're leading with one. let's go on to question two. >> ding. >> he's not even from california. >> i'm just from common sense. >> which is the following is the most effective in avoiding a collision, a, keeping your lights on at all times, b, wearing a seat belt, c, keeping a cushion of space at all times. >> c. >> c. >> c. >> yeah. everybody got one right. >> that weasn't a yes or no question. >> oh. >> question three. >> white painted curbs means? >> a, loading zone for passengers, b, leading zone for passengers or male only, c, loading for [ inaudible ] only. >> i'm going with a. >> a. >> i'm going to say c. >> c. >> loading zone for freight and passengers. >> you're all wrong. >> before changing lanes on a freeway you should signal for at least? >> for a little bit like one

reporter katie owens asks the question.. do you have tech neck? device like your cell phone can do more damage than you think.i found out how these small devices can alter the structure of our spine in this special report.a study by common sense media shows teens are spending 9 hours a day on their computers, or cell phones.but what they may not know about is a painful side effect known as "text neck." dr. tom dunlap, chiropractor: "it's very common and in fact it's something that we're seeing more cases of because the proliferation of cell phones." chiropractor, dr. tom dunlap, says it happens after looking down too long on your computer, or cell phone. dr. tom dunlap, chiropractor: "it's an unnecessary strain on the neck, which pulls the neck bones out of place."it happened to erin kelley -- erin kelley, student: "i kind of noticed it at the end of my senior year of high school... beginning of my freshmen year of college, and i just... i had a lot of like lower neck pain and kind of in my back too."(doctor "so this right here shows what the norm

imagine michael vick and terrell owens as teammates.in opposing sides in their new league as their teams met in the san jose debut the american flag football league. vick passed for 547 yards and eight touchdowns leading his team to 64-41 win over owens team. to also caught a pass for touchdown in that one. they say in this league catches on they'll look to start regular league next summer. when hardly anything is going on. try to fill that void. >> there is a big void in the summer. ron, thanks. >> cvs is one of the places you stop before day at the beach. the pharmacy chain is making some changes some of the things you've been buying may not be there any more. the store says it's for your own good. >> it's for my own good. >> that's what they say. >> i'm glad they're telling me what's for my own good. >> you'll have to fine out what it is at 10:00. >> i do love my cvs store, though. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. inside edition is up next. have great night. i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. with geico. i should t

the lions beat the crusaders 12—3, in christchuch, and it was all about the boot of owen farrell.by, the crusaders, and the tourists would play like they were on home turf stopping a side with eight all blacks in it from the start. always influential, owen farrell put them 6—0 up and despite the odd bump in the road, as well as a solitary penalty, it was his first start on tour and it was going rather well. while it wasn't free—flowing, riveting rugby it was solid. the lions sniffed out danger. the pressure was telling here and a penalty awarded. it was a fourth and final owen farrell success. make no mistake, this was effectively a test match. the first defeat this season for the crusaders and a cavalry charge for the english and irish lions. a tough week. it has been really tough. a lot of criticism. people have written the tour off already after two games and it has been challenging for all of us and we have had to stay strong within the group and to keep the faith and the goal as a test matches to keep improving from there. so i hope we didn't disappoint too many people tonigh

i really want to run the world very good morning for me kevin owen it's just turned eleven in the morning here in moscow this wednesday the twenty eighth of june you're watching the international first meddling is in russia's d.n.a. says the former director of u.s. intelligence james clapper that proves he goes on to say that moscow is still making attempts to influence american politics he was appearing in a new documentary aired by america's c.n.n. news channel in primetime just but six hours ago is there any reason to believe that russia is not right now today continuing to attempt to or to infiltrate u.s. political organizations or individuals or records through or. i think it's in their d.n.a. . were there in the soviet era or no. karen join me in the studio just a bit earlier to explain whether there was actually a smoke. here this story is so much anticipation over this latest special report from c.n.n. it was billed as the first comprehensive telling of on television of russia's attack on the two thousand and sixteen presidential race and also with jarring lessons for the american

the protest organiser is owen jones. hejoins us now.we put that aside, you are calling for big change at the moment during a precarious time for british politics. is that not risky? we have a coalition of chaos in power, barely, with a government that is trying to rely on the support of some homophobe climate change and nine at extremist. i don't think that will form a stable government for this country. —— that will form a stable government forthis country. —— deniers. this is one of the reasons that people here. there are many reasons.“ is one of the reasons that people here. there are many reasons. if you look at the government this week, they are going to start brexit negotiations. they are going to have a queens beach. should you not be backing them and pushing your agenda, rather than asking for change? this government is paying us over a cliff. we are an international laughing stock. she hoped to destroy the opposition with these elections. she failed. she said she needed is an election to get strength in mandate, and at a reduce

that was owen jones, who is the organiser of this protest.e sure that our resources available to help the victims of the grenfell tower disaster and also meeting some of the local community of the residents of that area, too, hoping to get their trust and confidence in the government's handling of the crisis. you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines. 58 people are presumed to have died in the london tower block fire. police warn that number is expected to rise. relatives and volunteers meet with british prime minster theresa may as she admits the government's response, in the hours after the disaster, was not good enough. since the fire, the government has ordered councils across england to check the safety of their buildings. many have sought to reassure tenants living in tower blocks. but as our correspondent duncan kennedy reports, it's notjust residential tower blocks that are coming under scrutiny. in all parts of the country, in all kinds of buildings, the grenfell fire is changing people's lives. how long have you lived here? ne

what i didn't mention, the meeting house was built by a r.aker named owen biddle, j the comes from a family really active in quaker circles. in 1804, he did was to go to architecture school. i was not a thing, there were not architects. he referred to himself as a builder. what we have here are some of his tools that he left inside the building. they have his initials on them. both found in the lentil above the porticos we have outside. this image shows you to it was the top rectangular box. they were doing some restoration work in the 1960's. they sort of fell out onto the restoration workers. we have heard since that early builders would leave tools as sort of their calling card saying i was here, this is my , work. we have them on display. we chose not to put them back up into the woodwork. also some of the original nails and hinges. we also have the plans of the building here. this is a reproduction of cour course. these look a lot different than the blueprints you see nowadays. you can see how he laid it out, and all ofnt spaces, the graphs that he built into the design of this

owens is now charges. it's expected to be a packed house in hagerstown because old tim tebow is suiting up for tonight's game against the hagerstown suns. >> diane roberts is out at the ball park and she got to talk with tebow this afternoon. >> reporter: fascinating what's been going on out here. this is a stadium that holds about 6,000 people. that many people are not normally here. they were last night when tebow and his team the fire flies came into town. that many will be here tonight. the last time they had that many people here was when steven strasbourg did the rehab in 2011. we arrived here earlier today when the team bus arrived. the bus drove up, all these fans were standing outside waiting for tim tebow. he got off the bus. he walked right over to the fans. many of them gators. some of them mets fans. some of them broncos fans. they just wanted a piece of tebow. and we asked tebow about what it'ske around to all these different towns. actually we asked him -- we asked him if he knew anything ab

host: owen, thank you for calling in this morning. one take on the president's approach to military decision making and his reliance on generals. the historian in the national review, and part of what he writes is that secretary mattis, mcmaster and kelly must know that few other presidents woo taken the heat to entrust three military men to guide national security policy, and even if another president did, he might not empower them with anything like their present latitude. in that regard, the three generals are beholden to trump for a historic opportunity to shape americans' security posture in ways impossible in the last half century. on the other hand, trump must recognize that such generals lend credibility to his role as commander in chief and signal that he is wise enough to value merit over politics. that's in national review. we'll hear from ron next on the republican line, california, good morning. caller: good morning, bill. nice to see you're looking so well after all these years. you were a small child when i first starte

owen williams watched this one.16 of a grand slam event for only the second time. the obstacle standing in his way was south african kevin anderson, and at six foot eight, that's a pretty big obstacle. the first set was full of big serves and booming forehands, edmund taking it on the tie—break. there was the occasional rally, anderson finishing this one on his way to the second set. blue shirts, white shorts, big serves, little to separate the players, so when edmund broke anderson to win the third set, the britain could afford to dream of the fourth round. but then, as befitting a player who was in the top ten before a series of injuries, anderson raised his game to level the match. minutes later, edmund's fate was confirmed, that place in the last 16 will have to wait until wimbledon. i definitely feel i am improving, for sure, putting in the work on the training court, i like to see results as well, you know, when you are improving, you want to see the improvement in results, but i think ican take improvement in

that is to the shadow northern ireland secretary owen smith, who joins us from westminster.s commitment to giving an extra £1 billion in funding to northern ireland is a good thing the northern ireland. well, it is a good thing the northern ireland and i welcome the northern ireland and i welcome the fact that extra money has been thank the public services in northern ireland. we've argued that the election just a few weeks ago that all parts of the uk needs extra money the public services, they are strapped for cash right across the whole of the uk. so one of the questions that will come out of this, of course, is what this means that other parts of britain, in particular scotland and wales, given the way money is traditionally allocated equitably across the uk, does this mean there will be extra money for them as well? again, the government has said this is money that will be spent by the northern ireland executive, it won't be spent, obviously, by the dup per se. no, and that gets us to the crux of the matter, really, which is does this help or hinder the prospect of gett

what i did not mention was that builteeting house was by a quaker named owen diddle junior. his family was very active in quaker history, and in 1804, he went to architecture school. here we have are some of these will see left inside of the building. they have his initials on them. says oh diddleer . diddle, and the other one says ob. top rectangular box. they were doing some restoration in the 1960's and they fell out onto the restoration workers. we have heard since then early builders would leave tools as their calling card, saying i was here, this was my work, and we have them on display. to not put them back up into the woodwork. we also have some of the original nails and hinges. this is just a reproduction of the building, of course, and these look a lot different than the blueprints you see nowadays. but you can see how he laid it out and all the different spaces grass he built into the design of the space. here are some comically large keys that go to different places. this is the front door key, originally. another thing that owen biddle is famous for was writing

back in the driver's seat a couple new movies are opening up this weekend including cars three with owenand scar less johansen. kevin frasier from entertainment tonight has more on, the movies new in theaters this weekend. >> this week owen wilson is back as lightening mcqueen in cars three abe scarlet johansen and all-star girlfriend have a hard time in rough night. >> is everything all right. >> great. >> rough night scarlet gentlemen hanson and her pals, get together for a wild bachelorett o week end that takes a troubling turn for the girls. but despite fun, what actually drew the cast in was story of female friendship. >> i think i just loved how real the relationships were between these girls and how very humble, or ernest the characters were. >> reporter: doesn't hurt that the movie is hilarious. >> my reaction when i read the script was... no,. >> how are you alive right now >> i don't know. >> i'm sorry. your racing days are coming to an end. >> and in cars three- even wilson is back as lightening mcqueen hoist struggling to stay on top of the racing game as he faces off against

owen farrell and johnny sexton are behind me. he has paired them at the expense of ben te'o.anges in the forward pack were expected. maro itoje has been brought in alongside alun wyn jones. maro itoje has been brought in alongside alun wynjones. sam warburton, the tour captain starts in place of peter o'mahony. it is an exciting team selection, but is it a gamble against new zealand? here is the view from both camps ahead of that decisive test. we know the test series would be over if we lose. we definitely want to take it to a deciding match, and i am sure all lions fans and neutrals would like that to happen and make it more interesting test series. definitely wouldn't want to be down 2—0. it will be easy to pick ourselves up for the week after the desperate to make it 1—1 this week. for the week after the desperate to make it 1-1 this week. last week was a beauty and with a little bit more luck and finish, they could easily have won the test match. they know that and they will be coming here with a do or die attitude and we have to front up. it is located in it once, we ha

the problem is that owen is right. 40% of the vote is a huge chunk.blem is under the first past the post system, that does not necessarily transfer into seats. that is why there is no ukip around any more. the conservatives got a higher proportion than that. they got a higher proportion than margaret thatcher, which won her famous landslide. so the smaller parties collapsed, this is why this has happened. i really want to make a point about the vision. i think this is a repudiation clearly of anything it is of the politics of focus group and message control and public relations and advertising slogans. this is finally a return to ideological politics, which is probably a healthy thing. but the cynicism of that period, when every political message had to be manipulated and controlled and it was all about the manipulation of public opinion, that was sickening. and i think now we really have seen a repudiation of that. and was that what the conservatives were guilty of? yes, i am afraid so. thomas, you have been watching elections in this country for a v

dr owen is the neuroscientist leading the sleep study. thank you for speaking tours. us about? we all know we shouldn‘t drive when we haven‘t had enough sleep. but we do not think about other aspects, decision—making and memory. things that we do every single day. from simple decisions to complex decisions. with the internet, we can get hundreds of thousands of people to tell us about sleeping patterns, so we can understand how it is affecting them. we are asking them to log into the website, tonight, before bed. log your sleep. take tests. memory. decision—making, planning and solving. get some sleep, and then do that again. you will see how the performance changes, and how it is relative to everybody else in the population. and to make this valuable to you, how often do people need to keep doing this? just twice. we are asking people to contribute two periods, tomorrow morning and then later in the week, when they have had a different sleep. good or bad. we are going to compete when people have had a lot of sleep, with when they have not had much. hundreds of thousa

the fly half, owen farrell comes in in place ofjonny sexton. a big call in the second row. the two captain on the bench. peter of money will lead the lions. —— peter omani. after great performances from him in the back i’ow. performances from him in the back row. they have not lost since 1994, the all blacks, at eden park. we will see soon if the lions have what it takes to beat the all blacks. england thumped south africa by 9 wickets in southampton on wednesday to win the opening game of their three match t20 series against south africa. the tourists won the toss and chose to bat but david willey dismissed jj smuts from the very first ball and despite an unbroken partnership of 110 from ab de villers and faarhan behardien they could only manage 132 from their 20 overs while alex hales and jonny bairstow led the hosts home with more than five overs to spare. the night was a convincing performance and a really great way to start this series. with the ball, we we re to start this series. with the ball, we were outstanding, taking early wickets and controlled the game with tw

jonny sexton and owen farrell also in the starting lineup. interesting combination.fly half and farrell at inside centre and we will see how they go together in that combination. the lions need to win this test to keep the series alive after losing last week. ben te'o who started last week is on the bench but no room for george kruis all peter her money. lots more detail on that in the next hour. i will be back soon. if the truth be known, thursday will be a hard sell for the latter part ofjune, given that low pressure is still very much the dominant feature. not a cold start to the day, that is positive, 12, 13, 1a degrees across the south. but as i say, even on this big picture here you get a sense that there is an awful lot of wet and windy weather to be had, not just to be found across the northern half of the british isles either. as we slump towards the south—west, a dank start here. not cold, 13, 1a degrees but the cloud sits low on the tors and moors in the south—west. hill fog around, further east and it is a good deal drier, still a lot of cloud with a hint