but oxford win the men's race. welcome to the programme.een crowned the scottish premiership champions for the sixth consecutive year, after a 5—0 win at hearts. they've done it with 8 games to spare, equalling the record set by rangers 88 years ago. here's our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. brendan rodgers' first match with celtic was at tynecastle, a perfect venue for their coronation. today told the story of a season where celtic beat everyone into submission. scott sinclair's thunderous effort sent them on their way. just three minutes later a devastating break provided sinclair with a second. the party was breaking out and stuart armstrong wrote the bubbly with his fizzing run. but for celtic it is not merely about winning, it is about how they win and they were going for it, with a little help from hearts. scott sinclair was on a hat—trick. we all know the rest. his 21st goal of the season sealed a 5—star performance. he supported the team as a boy and when you know the great history of the club, i was happy to take on the respo

that after that oxford were able to withstand it and oxford are backin able to withstand it and oxfordunder the ce ntre putting their paddles under the centre right now which will make it more comfortable for cambridge. some people were shouting and i think they thought that oxford were encroaching too much on cambridge's water, but they are now moving away again. i did see the arm of matthew pinsent asking them to get back again. perhaps the gap is beginning to look a bit more decisive. that is a significant lead now for oxford. this is a horrible way to row, it is bumpy, that oxford on the other hand have got nice clearwater and they are looking down at cambridge. they can control what they are doing and they look pretty strong. the engine room in the middle is pretty solid. cambridge are getting a little bit tired. oxford are holding on to the lead. past the houses of barnes and the crowds have come out in their hundreds of thousands. it is expected to be around 200,000. there is the oxford boat. sam collier is the cox. cambridge are hanging on, but this is too much to get back beyo

but oxford's men had no problem, as they led from start to finish.m here river thames. i am here at the start of the race on putney embankment. it is much quieter now. the men's race came to an end about 20 minutes ago, it was oxford who were victorious. it was a battle at the start but then oxford took control using their experience, their power. they were the favourites going into the race. they took back the title the wasp last year and getting even closer to the overall standings but cambridge have 82 wins and no oxford have 81. the women's race was a little disappointing. it was almost over before it began when the oxford crew caught the war in the first stroke that the took. they lost all of their momentum and rhythm and cambridge fully categorised on that. the poor number four just cambridge fully categorised on that. the poor number fourjust could not get her oar out from the bottom. it is one apiece. oxford won the men's race, cambridge won the women's race. it had been a beautiful day here. they were worried that the race would not be able

oxford have won the 173rd boat race beating cambridge byjust over oxford have won the 163rd boat race. after defeat last yea r, oxford pulled away in the opening couple of minutes, and whilst cambridge never lost touch, the advantage proved insurmountable. it's oxford's fourth win in the last five years and their 80th overall. the women's race was effectively over after the very first stroke, when oxford's rebecca esseltein got her oar stuck — and as she battled to regain control, cambridge sprinted off to win with ease. it's the first time since 2012 that the light blues have won the race — and comes a year after they almost sank. defending champions saracens will be the only british side in the semifinals of rugby union's champions cup after they beat glasgow 38—13 at allianz park. they ran in four tries, two from former england wing chris ashton. they'll now travel to dublin to play munster. clermont auvergne beat toulon to set up a last four tie against leinster. roger federer has claimed his third title of 2017 with another final victory over rafael nadal in the final of the miam

now his academic studies have taken him over to oxford.tly left some former team—mates harbouring extra motivation. it hasn't been that easy. guys that i was very close to, who rode with and cambridge, barely speak to them any more. some guys said, yes, that makes sense. other quys said, yes, that makes sense. other guys didn't respect the decision at all and said they really hope i lose for oxford. and they completely disagree with the decision. still, this is a team sport. and with preparations must over, publicly at least cambridge are keen to concentrate on their own boat. least cambridge are keen to concentrate on their own boatm least cambridge are keen to concentrate on their own boat. it is more about us winning than them losing. but there is i guess a hidden animosity between the two that occasionally comes out. we are focused on ourselves. i'm good friends with will, who was in that crew, there is no hard feelings, no feelings at all. hard feelings or not, the undercurrent of rivalry remains just below the surface. winning is eve

you exit off oxford valley and reenter on oxford valley.ve been dealing with that for a little bit now, we are used to that. we had a accident where vehicle went into the house in west oak lane, north broad street at cheltenham avenue. i necessity our trang do will get out there and will have more in a little bit. construction on 42 southbound between the 25 and creek road right lane blocked there. a lot mercon trucks to talk b pennsylvania turnpike westbound ramp to northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike near valley forge, one lane blocked, each direction there and also we're talking about construction on the northeast extension. we were talking about that yesterday. some more on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound before bensalem right lane is block there, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> well, this is certainly a very interesting story, these new parents down in houston, texas are counting their blessings twice. >> couple welcomed their first set of twins but babies were born, two weeks apart. expecting mother latoyia woolridge said s

exit off oxford valley and reenter on to oxford valley. just northbound side. we have more construction here 95 south between blue route and route 320 that right lane compromise that had might slow you down not so much right now but a little bit later for sure if it hasn't moved out of our way. southbound between blue route and 320. more construction blue route northbound between conshohocken, mid county, mid county tolls, e-z pass lanes they are closed as well. lots of construction going on. we are talking about that overturned tractor trailer in new jersey, so it is in the clean upstage right now. there is a fuel spill here. traffic is diverted, to exit number 26, 295 northbound, ramp to route 42 is also closed so just a head up heading out of the door right now in this area you might want to make note, and then we have philly events, today that are compromised today and then also, friday and saturday, you know a couple of them already. we will tell but them in 10 minutes. jim and rahel back over to you >>> the standoff continues in delaware as man suspect be

did he have a plan he responded to in a q&a at oxford? frank: jack and ken went to oxford with him. as you can see, it was a very unfriendly audience. there were major demonstrations outside the room. he won them over with his typical candor. speaking without notes, speaking in the well of the union. addressed all the questions. showed a sense of humor, which i think surprised people. the -- i was sort of in the memoir loop, which was separate. jack ran everything. ken was in the frost/nixon loop. i was not involved in a lot of that planning. the first year, he was understandably a man at the end of his emotional and physical psychological tether. having to deal with that and then he got very sick. as bill said, he had two brushes with mortality. the first year was really devoted to getting healthy, getting back into form, which then turned out to be fighting form. the interesting thing we were talking about downstairs, when we got off the plane, he owed in ongoing due legal bills half a million dollars. this source of income had ceased. he knew that in order to pay the bills and ke

there was one oerm interesting thing about this speech at the oxford union. before we went there he 'signed me to provide him the names of all the well-known american office holders in the u.s. who had been world scholars. so i provided him this list and he went through while he was there and he says i want to tell you that many of the same folks that have been in this room who have been road scholars have ended up in very significant positions in the united states, one is a supreme court justice, one is the speaker of the house of representatives, another's a famous athlete and he said, and i will predict that before the end of the century a road scholar will become president of the united states. and as it turned out bill clinton became president of the united states. that was one of richard nixon's great predictions. we never were sure of his predictions he was always predicting but that's one that came true. >> if you make enough of them they'll remember one you get right. let's go to the frost-nixon interviews. you three guys were played by people on a m

on oxford valley. we will get used to this with northbound. today southbound direction where all lanes are blocked. we have this accident in blue bell, butler pike at stenton avenue for those in that neck of the wood. still very dark. still very early. not going to slow you down too much but just a head up. >> mlk drive repairs closed northbound to the air me seem, closed sweet briar drive. head up on. that construction here talking about this morning overnight walt whitman bridge that has now been since cleared. jim, over to you. >>> well, high profile murder case head to trial today in camden county. david creato of haddon township stand accused of killing his three-year old son brandon in 2015. >> "eyewitness news" report are trang do is live at the courthouse this morning, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, jan and jim this trial is expected to take about 15 days starting to day, over the course of the next five weeks, wednesday the prosecution end and defense went through 200 poten

you have to exit off oxford valley and re-enter on oxford valley there. construction 95 both directions north and south between the blue route and 320, right lane is block there. then also dealing with some guardrail repairs on the blue route northbound near broomall, left lane blocked there. now we are talking about couple of other accidents going on, one in norristown, one in maine street, fourth street, 40-foot road, sumneytown pike, heads up on, that plus the platt bridge, lighting crew blocking the left rain. a lot more to talk about if you can believe that coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. new this morning, man being treated for minor injuries his suv crashed into the home on of oakmont street in holmesburg. investigators say the man in the basement suffered cuts to his face. the driver remains on the scene. so far police made no arrests. >> the philadelphia fire department will reveal mindings from its internal review today explaining what led to the death of one of their own. lieutenant joyce craig died b

onto oxford vale. but use that construction, just heads up northbound side is still affected. the vine eastbound closed between the schuylkill and broad. transferring a crane, so those road restrictions, nfl draft just heads up, might slow you down little bit, but overall still early, still dark, not enough vehicles on the roadway yet to slow you down. but what might slow you down even right now is phase four. that started at midnight. take a look at these, these are phase four of the closures, restrictions that have gone into place now. ben franklin parkway, closed 20th to the art museum, closed at sweet briar drive. we will be open thursday and friday for a.m. rush. you can see right there, spring garden street closed at 31st and 22nd, kelly drive closed new see tomorrow fairmount, vine ramp close to 22nd, and buses detoured, check the schedules on line. jim -- joe, rahel, back to you. >> no where near the parkway, got t this morning, accused of keeping close tabs on drivers for one every it biggest

, ex the off oxford valley, exit on at oxford valley. see them exit right there. another accident swenksville, heads up on this. there you go, route 29 main street at walnut st. just a heads up. this won't slow you down right now, it may be a little later. construction northeast extension, right lane blocked there, jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. new overnight man sleeping in his bed is nearly shot when stray bullet flies through his window, ends up lodge in the bed post. >> left another man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live now at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jan, jim. the man shot arrived here at einstein in a private car. he was in surgery overnight. suffering from gunshot wounds to his left arm shoulder and torso. fortunately, though, in this case, police were able to get two persons of interest in custody. pretty quickly. but take a look at the shooting scene in ogontz overnight. just after 11:00 p.m., officers w

you'll have to exit off oxford valley re-enter onto oxford valley, as well. >> this usually clears, i would say, early in the 5:00 hour. i'll let you know as soon as it does so. construction route 95 near route 320, see neighbors throughout driving around, overall looking okay. now, this is small sinkhole that opened up yesterday. repairs are being done, jim mentioned this up at the desk moments ago. seventeenth street right now is closed between walnut and locust. you will have to use alternate, 15th or 18th is your best bet, maneuver around, heads up, crews are out there repairs underway. then we have construction crews out there also. pa turnpike eastbound between willow grove, bensalem, left lane is blocked there, jim, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. as meisha just mentioned, trouble for center city commuters small sinkhole has 17th street close from the walnut to locust. hole opened up near rittenhouse square, says service line to building in the area broke. the line is larger than a residential line, and 17th street will remain closed at least until repairs are complete.

so you will exit off oxford valley re-enter onto oxford valley, as well. talcony palmyra bridge went up. now back down. but the burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go upright around 5:20. just heads up on that if your headed outdoor in the next ten, 15 minutes or so. also, speaking that far nfl draft coming up in the road restrictions in place, starting tonight, phase three, starting tomorrow at midnight, phase four, so this is phase three, the entire parkway closed between 20th street and art museum, kelly drive closed at fairmount avenue, mlk and spring garden close at 24th, buses seven, three it, 48, 27, 38, 43, already detoured. phase four starts tomorrow. jim, rahel, back to you. >> up next the hollywood star just signed on to be the new face of fast-food franchise. >> interesting. plus, we'll tell you how you can voice your opinion on septa's rate hike proposal >> stay updated with katie's forecast on sister station "kyw news radio" 1060. also, a mail away test can tell you if you have the gene for four different diseases or conditions. tips for f

also, construction crews out there route one northbound oxford valley all lanes block, exit at oxford valley. then re-enter at oxford valley as well. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you, meishament breaking news this morning, police are closing in on hit-and-run driver who sent two people to the. who. >> one victim fighting for his life. officials think they may know who is responsible. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the accident investigation district, good morning, trang, what can you tell us? good morning, rahel, jim, police have snot made any arrests but say they do believe they know who was driving this car. they have interviewed the owner of the vehicle, as well as person of interest that they have in custody for further questioning again no charges have been filed. take a look at the video just in. we were at the accident investigation district overnight, as officers led that person of interest into the back after police van. the accident happened around 10:30 last night near the intersection every sixth street and erie avenue. a man and woman were at the in

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at oxford vale, re-enter oxford valley.on. that dealing with that a few weeks back, now back out there again. of course nfl craft coming to philly, phase one of road restrictions have started started monday, little more into detail for you eakin's oval, southbound kelly drive, westbound spring garden street. take a look at these, 27, 38, 42, also detoured, definitely going to want to check your schedules on line, talking more in detail coming up in about ten minute, jim, over to you. >> coming up in the next hour, authorities work to find the hacker who took over at towns emergency sirens, in the middle of the night. >> also ahead, a man jumped into an icy pond to rescue his dog, news cameras were already thereto capture the drama. >> and i'll have tips to help you avoid roof replacement scammers, back at the top of the hour, stay with us. living healthy is a balancing act. that's why i love light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. each delicious cup contains 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy

, 2-1 the league trophy against oxford, 2—1 up in injury time.ace down on the river thames this afternoon, that's on bbc one. we will be back with much more for you in the next hour. thank you. police have given the all—clear for this afternoon's oxford and cambridge boat races to go ahead. they say they've removed an unexploded world war two bomb from the thames after it was spotted near putney bridge, close to where the race begins. our sports reporter kate grey is in putney for us. kate, great news. yes, just 24 hours ago they were worried the race would not take place this afternoon but the emergency services cleared away any sort of dangers and now it is time for racing. just 15 minutes until the start of the women's race, the men's will be one hour after that and it is glorious sunshine here on putney embankment. they are expecting 250,000 people to turn up ina line expecting 250,000 people to turn up in a line along the course of the river. i am pleased to say i am now joined by a couple of spectators who have a personal connection to thos

cambridge have 182 times and oxford have won the race 79 times.e finish line first. in the next couple of hours we will find out which teams have won the toss which will allow them to choose which side of the river they can take. it suits and more of their strengths and wea knesses and more of their strengths and weaknesses and conditions of the river. thankfully the race is going ahead and hopefully there will be some great racing and lots of spectators putney embankment. we look forward to hearing from you during the course of the afternoon. all set for the cambridge and oxford boat race taking place this afternoon. the women's race at half past four and the men's race at half—past five. the parents of baby with rare genetic condition have reached a £1.2 million crowdfunding target for him to have pioneering treatment in the us. connie yates's and chris gard's son charlie, who is nearly eight months old, is receiving 24—hour treatment at london's great 0rmond street hospitalfor a rare genetic condition. doctors say he should move to a palliative

oxford's men were victorious, and that made up for their women's crew who handed cambridge victory from kate grey on the course, kate, some dramatic racing and also a fairly dramatic start to the day. yes, iam yes, i am sure the race organisers had a sleepless night and the emergency services were overnight to remove a world war ii unexploded bomb which had washed up along the shore is a little bit behind me. but it was removed and the race was given the go—ahead and it was the women's race up first and the race was over before it began as one of the oxford crew got there or is stuck in the water, the boat lost its rhythm and was not able to catch up its rhythm and was not able to catch up with the cambridge boat which capitalised and crossed the finish line victorious in a new course record. the men's race followed which was much more of a battle, but it was the oxford team that managed to put away in the latter stages of the race, beating cambridge who they lost to last year and making it one win for both teams this year. and making it one win for both teams this year. saracens will b

for graduation we were so proud, our daughter is graduating in oxford.sunny day. we went there in our indian attire. it's a proud moment for us. i don't want to ask you any questions... i think it's boring for everybody, i get very passionate, and i think it's boring for everybody else who's not a lawyer. the timings are horrible for you guys. yeah, it's a tough balancing task. i only get one day off a week, which is a sunday, but sometimes it also happens that i'm called into the office on a sunday, or i'm expected to work from home. she may be committed to her work, but madhavi's priority is her family. more than half of india's twentysomethings still live with their parents, as she does. the one thing that i have seen is that the family bond is one thing in india that has never changed, and i don't see it changing, and i don't even wish that it changes. though we have different lifestyles, we lead different lifestyles, we still come back to a family at home, and i think that is a very, very satisfying feeling. she is traditional in other ways, too. ha

when he went on his last trip to oxford, mississippi and passed away and in the jacket was a pipe and pipe cleaners and we e even put the pipe cleaners on display. the collection is so fast it was difficult to decide how to tell the story of faulkner's life time. what we decided to do was look at the various persona constructed by faulkner or by the circumstances in which he found himself throughout his life and structure the episode around those. there are 13 aspects of his personality displayed. we tried to cover the personal, professional and lesser known. for instance, i don't think many people know that faulkner was a wonderful artist and drew all the way through this life. a lot of people also don't know that he did really interesting work after he won the nobel as a literary ambassador working for the u.s. state department. we tried to pull out unexpected stories and also show the most iconic items in the collection. some materials that demonstrate faulkner's family history are on display and one i find interesting and we placed front and center at the beginning of the exhibiti

if you go to oxford, you can still go over there. these buildings are still there, part of the training was in peabody hall. they have an archive if you would like to research freedom summer. i was excited, i wanted to see the commitment western college had for the civil rights movement. it tried to do the training at maria college, so sncc and cofo needed another face to train. i was hoping western college for my alma mater. i hope to there would be philosophical connection and support for the civil rights movement. but the archives that show it was an economic exchange. unlike many private schools, they needed rental money for the space. it was an economic decision made here to rent space to cofo for the training session that would occur here at western college. go to the text here. when you are looking at this, what kind of volunteers are going to show up for this training? what is the demographic. this gives us a little information here. caleb? >> young, liberal whites at top-tier universities. joel: that is right. we are primari

he left his jacket hanging in his office we went on his last trip to oxford, mississippi, when he passed away. in the pocket of the jacket was a pipe and some pipe cleaners and we even put a pipe cleaners on display because we just thought visitors would enjoy that close connection to faulkner. the collections are so vast that it was difficult to decide how to tell the story of his lifetime. so what we decide to do was look at the various persona that were constructed either by faulkner actively or by the circumstances in which he found himself throughout his life. and structure the episode around us. there are 13 different aspects of his personality displayed. we tried to cover the very personal, professional and the lesser-known. for instance, i don't think very many people know that faulkner was a wonderful artist andy drew all the way through his life. a lot of people also don't know that you did really interesting work after he won the nobel as a sort of literary ambassador working for the u.s. state department. we tried to pull out some unexpected stories and also show some of the

cambridge have 182 times and oxford 79 times.across that finish line first is so important to these guys and it is such a fierce rivalry between them. as you can see the weather is pretty spot on for rearing conditions, there is very little wind, the river is smooth and in the next couple of hours they will decide which side of the river they will choose to race on. that will have a big effect on how the race unfolds. they are expecting the race to go ahead and there will be a final statement at one o'clock to say it will go ahead will stop you can watch live coverage of racing from 4pm on bbc one. the women's race goes ahead at 4:35pm and the men's race at 5:35 p.m.. 4:35pm and the men's race at 5:35 p. m. . thank 4:35pm and the men's race at 5:35 p.m.. thank you so much for that update. we will keep our fingers crossed for the announcement at one o'clock. the headlines on bbc news: police in croydon are treating a brutal attack on a 17 —year—old kurdish iranian boy as a hate crime. six people have been arrested. a state of emer

oxford reclaim the terms. -- river thames. victory for oxford. back the title from cambridge after leading for most of the boat race. earlier in the women's race. cambridge took advantage of the disastrous start by the oxford boat to win in a record—breaking time. now on bbc news — it's time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming this week from the historic city of canterbury in southern england. i'm here to take a look back at some of the great stories we have clocked up already in 2017. and so far, it's been a great year. it's actually quite difficult to walk through here. it's so busy. i only learned to ski for the first time two weeks ago. it's definitely not recommended if you are a little bit claustrophobic. wow! if you touch it four times, you're going to be in love and married inside of six months. now, one of the things we really pride ourselves on here at the travel show is taking you off the beaten path, to find destinations you may not find in your average guidebook. let's kick off the programme with some fa

a walk down oxford's cornmarket street reveals something the professor believes won't be around muchhing like that will not help them find what they actually want. so we want to make sure we are focused on what they want. amazon told us "there is lots of potential and room for many participants. ourjob is to innovate on behalf of the customer and then let customers decide." but perhaps what these home assistants are most useful for is what they are becoming most known for, and that's controlling other things around the house. alexa, turn on the bar lights. 0k. alexa, bar lights off. 0k. phone rings. hi. dan, are you there? look, i know we have not seen each other, and you think i am crazy, but i wasjust passing by, and... oh, wait, have you still got that stupid voice control thing, what was it? alexa. turn on the bar lights. 0k. alexa, turn on the microwave. have i got your attention now? alexa, unlock the front door. 0k. it's only me. we set that up. but the lights were real, even though the oven and the front door was faked a little bit by us to just show you what the potential is

wood was one of three historians chosen to write for the oxford history of the american people, by far the most respected, multi-volume history of the united states. this is the equivalent of the american history of encyclopedia.

joel: they were murdered 24 hours after leaving oxford, ohio. nobody in ohio knows that, no one in mississippi knows that. people in mississippi said they ran off, they are in new orleans or atlanta having a good time, no one in mississippi would kill them. nathan? >> if they are not back by 4:00 p.m., they should check all the jails and sheriff's office, police station, hospital. joel: right, standard operating procedure in mississippi. if you are not backed by 4:00, are they in the hospital, are they in the ditch somewhere? check with everyone and make sure they are safe. they know being out in the dark in rural mississippi, it is a dangerous place to be. what does bob moses tell everyone in oxford, ohio who is there? it is the second training group, the school teachers. go ahead, caleb. >> kids are dead. joel: kids are dead. once again, we are confronted with the ugly reality of mississippi. >> i find it interesting they say the two white guys were only shot, while chaney was beaten and then shot multiple times. joel: that is right, he was be

off okay forward valley, re entering on oxford valley. you guys are getting used to. that will construction northeast extension southbound past quakertown right lane blocked there. and then also in the world of mass transit, heads up, talking about this coming up in a little bit. but check your schedules on line. jim and jan, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. new this morning, quick moving fire damaged this home in the city lawncrest neighborhood. firefighters called out to the 500 block of east cheltenham avenue just before 3:30 this morning, able to get the fire under control in a short time. fortunately, no one was injured, so far no word on what sparked that blaze. >> well, police are questioning two men in connection to shooting overnight in north philadelphia. one of the bullets flew through a man's window and struck his bed. >> another man was hit by the gunfire, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at einstein medical center where that victim is being treated. good morning, trang. >> good morning, jan, jim, that 29 year

here at route one at oxford valley road we had construction southbound. could see how right here we've got the cones blocking all lanes at this point. traffic being diverted off and then back on again at oxford valley road. we see someone backing up with the crew out here right now but that's route one oxford valley road all lanes blocked there matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> it has been more than two years since the first female firefighter died in the line of duty in philadelphia. a new report finally gives answers to what prevented lieutenant joyce craig to never make it out of a house fire alive. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at philadelphia fire department headquarters with details on this scathing report. jeanette. >> reporter: well, matt, the odds william stocked against lieutenant joyce craig from the very beginning but this report ultimately confirms what led to her death. something that the family and the fire union believed all along and that is that bad equipment ultimately led to her death. joyce craig first made a call for hel

it is true that if you take somebody to oxford street, you take somebody to oxford street, you can seexford street. that is your problem. nobody is talking about ships, that is 8%. nobody is talking about rail, another 8%. machinery, diggers, nobody is talking about rail, another8%. machinery, diggers, road rollers, 14% of background pollution. nobody is talking about this. instead, as always, we demonise the diesel driver. it was in1998, demonise the diesel driver. it was in 1998, the 3p cut in diesel, made us in 1998, the 3p cut in diesel, made us all drive diesel cars and greenpeace were advising and friends of the earth were advising gordon brown. i'm afraid, that's not true. we we re brown. i'm afraid, that's not true. we were saying very clearly in 1999 and 2000 that we were not advising diesel cars because of the help pollutants. how do you help people? these are people who perhaps with a small family car, a diesel car, they got it because they thought it was environmentally friendly, they have two drive to work, there are marginal seats. the conservatives will also have a probl

subject and people have long lectures on the oxford comma. after hearing several of these lectures come you fall into an oxford coma. so i particularly appreciateecie this one. a french cruller -- and cruller. dunkin' donuts offers a french cruller. they are actually squared. they are german and this one -- the ones that dunkin' donuts offers both a little like tractor tires is vague. so this is an example of a french crawler. here is one that makes perfect nonsense. a courtesy call. this is one that mixes up several different words at a courtesy call it in a curt call we take a courtesy.call and this one, we don't have wash boards very often these days. most of us have the reference to it is lost on people. everybody does have dashboards in their car. dashboard's stomach is perfectly understandable although i think it would be hard to fit steering wheel under your shirt. now, duct tape is an interesting one. notice he says duct tape appeared. believe it or not, that was originally a malapropisms than the original word was duck tape. it was a

he was elected president of corpus christi oxford college until 2010. he is the author of lincoln a life of purpose and power which was awarded the lincoln pride in 2007. and he is also written the upcoming "lincoln's sense of humor" on which tonight's lecture is based. this year marks the 500th anniversary of corpus christi featuring the college's ma manuscript treasury. ladies and gentlemen, professor richard carwardine. [applause] >> thank you very much for that. along the displays in 1864 was an exhibit labeled the two american humorists. one of the two was dan rice. as it appeared in his great speech in medical opportunities in philadelphia and i don't know what he was lecturing on but we have no record of how much benefit the medical students took from these talks. the other was of abraham lincoln. he was the first president consistently to make story telling and laughter tools of the audience. no occupant since the white house matched his talent in this respect not because of the reputation but too much popularity has been deemed harmful. he was

but it was the favourite, oxford but the control of the race with all of the control of the race with boat race, both teams heading home with a win. and teams heading home with a win. that is all the spo that‘s all from me, stay with us on bbc one — it‘s time for the news where you are. you‘re watching bbc news. let‘s return now to the death of the civil rights campaigner and broadcaster darcus howe. farrukh dhondy was a friend and colleague of darcus howe. he told me the story of when they first met. a gang of us were sitting in an underground train, and this very handsome looking fellow comes across, with a newspaper called the black eagle and asked if we wanted to buy one, "fight the british state". we said ok and we bought one. i think we were going home from a hyde park lecture. my friend said, "thank you". he asked me if i wanted one and i said, "i will share it with him", and he said, "will you share the same jail sentence?" you knew what you were getting from the beginning! yes, he went away, and then i subsequentlyjoined the black panther movement in britain which consisted m

they are no longer forcing you off at oxford valley road. for now we're getting back to normal along route 1. 30 bypass east of parksburg is closed because of a crash. 495 northbound was blocked all weekend in new castle. that will be available for the morning rush. watch out for construction in atlantic county along 40 work going there for the next few minutes, as well. >> marathon runners in london who completed the race were surprised to get their medals from the royalty. prince harry, prince william and kate middleton shook hands. they showed their support to everybody who made it through 26.2 miles. their mental health campaign heads together was the official charity that sponsored the race. >> the a look at the business, the national average for a gallon of gas jumped 3 cents it's 2.46 for a gallon of regular. lumberg said consumers could see price increases slow as crude oil stocks drop. >> reporter: futures point to a much higher open this morning possibly in response to the results of the first round of the french presidential elect

this is truecar. >>> oxford university england, professor tom and dr.bout to test a sample of bone, a sample taken from a relic venerated as being from the apostle thomas. teachings believed to be brought to india by jesus. >> the bone rather than the bone plus contamination. >> once the sample is clear of any form of chemical contamination, collagen is extracted from the bone. >> the end result is a material that looks rather like cotton wool. >> finally a mass spec trom ter is used to date the bone and reveal the age of the relic. >> this is where the samples are coming. they are now triple charged. they are going 50 million miles an hour. >> in india, a tradition preserved in song, dance and the acts of thomas tells how the apostle came here to spread the word of jesus in the first century. >> i think it's possible, even plausible that thomas went to india because we know that this was a fairly well trod route and we have a text that explains thomas's evangelical mission to india, and we have a community in this corner of india that goes back to anti

the crews will return tonight at 9:00 super highway route 1 oxford valley road. watch out for that. 202 the on-ramp from the 30 bypass looking good, overnight work here has cleared, we're off to a good start on this thursday morning. >>> an update on the breaking news we're following this morning, firefighters are on the scene of a fire that is burning at a funeral home in the lehigh valley. jeanette reyes is live at the scene at east main street and 100 in macungie. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: tam, this fire is turning out to be a little more complicated than the firefighters anticipated. it's not a large fire, in fact you can't see the flames from the outside. take a live look behind me. it's the very, very top upper floor of the funeral home. the problem is the flames are inside, they managed to put it out on the outside, but they are trying trying to get the water in so they can extinguish some of the hot spots that keep on flaring up. i talked to a resident, he tells me the backside of the building is residential, the front portion is where the fune

this is bucks county route 1 at oxford valley roadment we -- ro. we had construction blocking route 1, but no issues now. the northeast extension we have construction northbound past lansdale blocking the right lane. fire location main street at is you say with a had susquehanna avenue. if you're in the area, stick to cow path road and broad street to get around the restrictions at main street. 55 at schooner landing road we have construction blocking a lane northbound and southbound it will continue to be blocked. watch that around the clock. >> reporter: let's look at the temperatures, 39 degrees in bethlehem. 40 in pottstown. 48 in center city. feels good this morning, warmer this morning than yesterday morning. 41 pemberton. 54 in for the skew. 49 degrees in dover, delaware. lots of sunshine. >>> police in wisconsin has ramped up security at churns and schools as they hunt for a man who may be plotting a violent attack. 34-year-old joseph jakubowski expressed antireligious views in a 116 page man -- manifesto he sent to the white house. investi

in 2016 the oxford university press traveled to libraries around the world and ask librarians what was their favorite book. .. >> beat. >> host: congressmen thank you ford joining us let's get to the heart of the book tell us why you decided to write a book phillip and interesting title "drain the am

sees himself as having a challenging position especially to the african-american community around oxford and then to be featured in that fictional form the house that looks in particular how he grapples with racial affinity in the '50s when the nobel prize his fame explodes his books sold in massive quantities so he becomes a household name at the time the civil rights movement starts to gather steam so they become more vocal in polarizing in the united states so faulkner in is called upon as a public figure to comment and even asked when abroad as an american tellus what you think with these issues having to do with the integration. but it shows faulkner trying hard to figure rashes own position and integration what is wonderful about these documents and shows he is stuck with those positions on the one hand that needed to happen but said at odds but whenever he would often call for a slow gradual move toward integration he also felt he had the loyalty to the south corner the north not to tell the south what to do so he is constantly shifting overtime. and his perspective is interesting

a walk down oxford's cornmarket street reveals something the professor believes won't be around much how much this is, for example? how much are we selling this fortoday? they are £5, sir. now, this gentleman over here, hello, sir, hello, how much would you sell this to him, and how much would you sell this to me? you just met us in the street. one price for everyone. one price for everyone? of course. that sign says so there. absolutely. but do you think that i would maybe pay a bit more? no. uhh, no, to be honest with you, lately, tourists buy more from me. tourists buy more? yeah, than the locals. so, you think he may buy more than me? yes, unfortunately. for the seller, it's one price for everyone, but the professor says our digital assistants will get to know us so well, they'll recommend purchases with prices tailored to us too, effectively becoming a gatekeeper to the best deals. i went to see one of those gatekeepers, google, and asked them if sellers could purchase their way to the top result and get recommended by their digital assistant. we really want to make sure that th

route one northbound construction oxford valley that's now just been cleared.e do have an accident in germantown, this also has downed pole and wires, as well. north 21 street at laugh ear street, if that's in your neck of the woods. do have construction out there, as well, lime lexington, route 309, between sum any town and chesterfield drive one lane is open there. lot going on. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, listen up, toyota owners, find out why the car maker is issuing a recall on a popular pick up. >> the nfl draft is not the only game in town. the other sport attractions when "eyewitness news" continues. >> money watch's hena daniels joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, good morning, so toyota issued recall for one of their popular pickups, what do drivers need to know about this? >> good morning, jim, rahel, auto maker is recalling certain models of its popular tack kona pick-up truck, says oil leak in affected vehicles could cause rear wheels to lock up, leading drivers to lose c

conditions and travel speeds are up to date on the boulevard near oxford valley road.hen i come back in the next several minutes, we'll look at the rest of the makers. back to you at the desk. >> thanks. 4:55. >>> in trenton, a commission will vote on governor christie's plan to renovate the jersey state house. the price tag for the four-year project, $300 million. christie called the building a fire trap that hadn't been upgraded in 60 years. the state house is the second oldest in continuous operation in the country. >>> pennsylvania is taking new steps to combat the state's opioid crisis. yesterday, governor wolf announced a $26 billion grant. the money will be used to energies access to treatment. >>> and delaware's urging you to dispose of prescription medications in your medicine cabinet that you no longer need. yesterday, both of the states' u.s. senators stopped by a walgreens in north wilmington to get rid of old pills they had in their cabinet. this saturday is drug takeback day in delaware. disposable boxes will be set up across the state. to find out the dr