that's what paul casey intends to do tomorrow. third round 65 for casey as he tries to pick up just his second pga tour win and his firsting in eight years. it will be a good one. paul casey projected standings right now would get it done ahead of justin thomas who just ekes ahead with that birdie at 18. johnson and rahm round out the top five. who's it going to be? schauffele up there. kevin kisner a ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. a local community claiming victory after a utility company changes plans for massive power line projects. i will tell you what is next. ahead. >>> news 4 at 6:00. starts now. >> president trump going after nba super star step

that's what paul casey intends to do tomorrow. third round 65 for casey as he tries to pick up just his second pga tour win and his firsting in eight years. it will be a good one. paul casey projected standings right now would get it done ahead of justin thomas who just ekes ahead with that birdie at 18. johnson and rahm round out the top five. who's it going to be? schauffele up there. kevin kisner a we took legendary, and made it liberating. we took safe, and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever, and made the most exciting e-class ever. the all-new e-class coupe from mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> as her neighbor's house was blown away. >> nuclear threat. what north korea is saying tonight about targeting the united states. >>> right in and out at six. it's becoming an all too familiar sound in mexico. size man alarms sounded. another earthquake rattles mexico. as crews still search for survivors. >> good evening i'm denise nakano. fear and devasta

england's paul casey is two shots clear at 12 under par in the final round of the fedex pga championshiphe first. russell henley and justin thomas are two macro shots further back end second and third place. hughie fury, cousin of tyson, failed in his bid to take the wbo heavyweight title from new zealand‘sjoseph parker. a points decision saw parker come out on top at manchester arena. it was hosting its first sporting event since reopening after the may terror attack. parker‘s next opponent could be britain‘s anthonyjoshua. obviously there are other champions. i feel like give we make these fights, we can definitely get some good exposure here. you looking at getting to one of those before they getting to one of those before they get each other? i will leave that with my team to try and setup. hopefully we can set up something in the near future. it is an exciting time to be a heavyweight. luke campbell also lost his world title fight in los angeles. the london 2012 olympic gold medallist was beaten on points by the wba lightweight champion jorge linares. in his toughest test since turn

paul casey led before the final round. and that's the sport for now.gling to keep a lid on tensions within her own party over the brexit negotiations — the paper says she has a fight on her hands to stay in number ten. the ‘i' leads with its exclusive story saying the brexit secretary, david davis is ready to mount his bid to become pm, if theresa may is forced from office. the telegraph reports of an intense battle in the cabinet, with allies of the chancellor, philip hammond, claiming boris johnson is simple minded on brexit. the paper also looks at angela merkel‘s record—equalling fourth term in power in the german election. the times described the german chancellor's win as being eclipsed by the resurgence of the far right, while the guardian calls the result the worst for angela merkel‘s party for decades. the express headlines with fears of a plot by france and germany to sabotage brexit and keep britain tied to brussels. and the daily mail claims receptionists in gp surgeries are being trained to cut down the number of appointments. a more detai

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and with it a £7.a million bonus by movingonship in atlanta. he shot a five under par 65 to move two shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander schauffele, going into today's final round. if he wins the tournament, he could take the fedex title, depending where the higher ranked players finish. the men's road race is underway at the world championships on bbc two now. let's get a look at the weather now. in eastern england, some beautiful sunshine and some warmth developing now. temperatures peaking this afternoon in the low 20s. i know there is low cloud across the north and west. they could be some heavy bursts of rain moving into western scotla nd bursts of rain moving into western scotland this afternoon. this weather front is not really in a rush. it is going to meander eastwards overnight tonight. we could see some heavy bursts across central and southern areas. it does push its way further east than first anticipated as well so it means a different start to your data across much of eastern england in comparison to

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and with it a {7.4 million bonus by movingfive under par 65 to move two shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander schauffele, going into today's final round. he could take the fedex title, depending where the higher ranked players finish. and that is all the sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. prince harry has opened this year's invictus games for sick and wounded service personnel in toronto, canada. his girlfriend, actress meghan markle, was also at the ceremony, making her first appearance at an official engagement attended by the prince. sarah campbell has more from toronto. more than 550 competitors from 17 nations, cheered on by friends and family. the games were prince harry's idea. this is the third such event, which aims to use sport to help the process of recovery. as the teams filed in, prince harry watched from the vip area next to the first lady and spotted, a couple of rows down and around 18 seats across, his girlfriend meghan markle, the actress and cam

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and with it win a £7.11 million bonusn—ending tour jumping ship moving into the lead of the season—ending tourjumping ship in atla nta. h e season—ending tourjumping ship in atlanta. he shot a five under par 65 to move to macro shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander schauffele, going into today's final round. he could take the fedex title, depending with the higher ranked players finish. and that is all the sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. us president donald trump is facing growing condemnation from the sports world after his criticism of players. on friday, mr trump said the nfl should fire players who protest during the us anthem. high—profile football players as well as basketball star lebronjames have openly criticised mr trump in response. tim allman reports. california's golden state warriors, nba champions, considered by some one of the greatest teams of all time. by tradition, basketball‘s topside is usually invited to the white house to meet the pr

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and a {7.4 million bonus by moving intoonship in atlanta. casey shot a 5—under par to move to i2—under going in to today's final round — two shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander chauffeur—lee. if he wins the tournament, casey could take the fedex title depending on where higher—ranked players finish. lizzie deignan says she was "grovelling away" as she struggled to 41st in the world road race championships, a month after having her appendix removed. the 2015 winner fell out of contention on the final lap as the dutch national champion chantal blaak broke clear for a memorable victory in norway. hannah barnes was the best placed briton in 14th. it's not a nice position to be in, ina it's not a nice position to be in, in a world championships. but they're always hard. to be honest, they're always hard. to be honest, they kept me going. if i wasn't in a tea m they kept me going. if i wasn't in a team as strong as that, then, i would have been tempted to pull out. i thought, i can't let these girls down. i have to b

tied for the lead with paul casey and simpson going into the weekend. highlights at 9 sxlok 11:00. a big game in berkeley. >> you know, we bears fans are often disappointed but i think not this time. >> my heart has been broken. beating usc. >>> president trump speaking out. his comments health care, north korea and colin kaepernick at 9:00. >>> and a 92-year-old woman is robbed at a popular bay area mall. all of that is coming up tonight. >>> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. from the walnut creek. >> we got one tweet on that. the trend is just getting rolling. >> goo it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great thin

tied for the lead with paul casey and simpson going into the weekend.'ll have highlights at 9 sxlok 11:00. a big game in berkeley. >> you know, we bears fans are often disappointed but i think not this time. >> my heart has been broken. beating usc. >>> president trump speaking out. his comments health care, north korea and colin kaepernick at 9:00. >>> and a 92-year-old woman is robbed at a popular bay area mall. all of that is coming up tonight. >>> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. from the walnut creek. >> we got one tweet on that. the trend is just getting the trend is just getting ro hey, mike. you got any plans tonight, huh? oh, great man plans-- park myself in the den, watch a little espn... ah. and i got some leftover brisket to make a sandwich out of. oh, yeah. nothing beats family, huh? you know, when you ask a question just to make conversation, you don't listen to the answer, do you? yeah. me, too. you're losing it, old man. who are you calling old? oh, that you heard. age is just a state of mind, my friend. is it really? mm-hmm. hey

paul casey took a two-vehicle to lead in today's final round, and that evened the door for justin thomasch on the 12th hole, but thomas has the $10 million wrapped up when he hits this shot. that would have given him the lead today, but he just misses there. this weekend's tournament was won by 23-year-old zander choppily, who was in danger of losing his tour card just three months ago. now he is the first rookie to win the tour championship since it began in 1987, but thomas get this big money. that's it for me for now. we'll see you have at 11:30 for sports wrap. now back for the news at 11:00. >>> hello again. >> the trump administration announce understood restrictions today on visitors from 8 countries. >> this move is an expansion of the preexisting travel ban that has spurred fierce legal debates. >> kelly wright has the latest now from new york. >> the president has signed a third proclamation putting travel restrictions on 8 countries. it's previous ban of six predominantly muslim countries expired this weekend. the new rules apply to citizens entering the u.s. from chad --ran,

three way tie at the top of the leaderboard at the stage of gold's told championship and in atlanta paul casey webb simpson and this man justin thompson thomas have one start thomas moved a step closer to a ten million dollar bonus prize on friday and he hit this shot on the eighteenth a.g.h. on magick when attempting for an eagle to share that top spot it's sixteen players within four strokes it's tight going into round three so. five hundred fifty catches from seventeen countries will take part in the invictus games beginning on saturday in toronto the sporting event is for wounded ill and injured soldiers it was founded by britain's prince harry three years ago to inspire and motivate them to recovery canada is hosting the event for the first time in combat like pots it's . not as easy as sport for now but thank you very much joe and that doesn't for the news hour but michelle kerry is here with another news bulletin in just a couple of minutes. oh. there's. a new level of a cage. that they too may get the very rich of the. day but the feel if you look at. the shit it. makes you doubt this

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and a 7.4million pound bonus by movingder going in to today's final round — two shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander chauffeur—lee. if he wins the tournament, casey could take the fedex title depending on where higher—ranked players finish. you may have heard over the last year — a number of nfl players have been refusing to stand for the national anthem. this is in protest at perceived racial injustice and police brutality in the united states. well the situation has escalated to involve the president. donald trump says he is withdrawing a white house invitation to the nba basketball champions golden state warriors, after their star player steph curry suggest he wouldn't attend. it's tradition in american sport for championship winners to be invited to meet the president. on twitter, trump wrote "going to the white house stephen curry is hesitating, therefore invitation is withdrawn!" this has provoked much response on social media including one of the most famous american sports people of all time, basketball

england's paul casey boosted his hopes of winning the fedex cup and a £7.amillion bonus by moving intod — two shots ahead of americans kevin kisner and xander chauffeur—lee. if he wins the tournament, casey could take the fedex title depending on where higher—ranked players finish. that is all the sport for today. not quite. a story you've been covering. we're taking a closer look at it. nfl story. us president donald trump is facing growing condemnation from the sports world after his criticism of nfl players. on friday, he said the national football league should fire players who protest during the us anthem. there's been a backlash from a number of high—profile players, including basketball star lebron james who openly criticised the president. this guy that we've put in charge has tried to divide us once again. 0bviously, has tried to divide us once again. obviously, we all know what happened with char lots very and the divide that caused. —— charlottesvill architis. it's hit home more for me because he's using sports as the platform to try to divide us. we all know how much sport

way tie at the top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage of golds torre championship in atlanta paul casey webb simpson and this man justin thomas have a one stroke lead thomas moved a step closer to a ten million dollar bonus prize on friday when he hit this shot on the eighteenth p.g.a. championship win a top ten for an eagle to share that top spot but with sixteen players within four strokes it's tight going into round three on saturday. five hundred fifty competitors from seventeen countries will take part in the invictus games beginning on saturday in toronto the sporting event is full winded ill and injured soldiers it was founded by britain's prince harry three years ago to inspire and motivate them to recovery canada is hosting the event for the first time and competitors will take part in twelve sports. now we'll have more little bit later elizabeth thank you very much joe and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with another full news bulletin thank you for watching. news stream breaks. like a blanket coverage follows experts and

culminates over the coming hours with one round left to play and two trophies up for grabs englishman paul casey will have an eagle eye on the prize as he looks to end a three year title drought casey has a two stroke lead of the kevin kisner and sunday's show follow after round three if he wins the tour championship later he'll also scoop a ten million dollars bonus prize for topping the fed ex cup stanley. and that is all your support for now will have will feel later michel thank you very much as you get older you can be excused for slowing down but not some energetic grannies and south africa who are determined to keep their bodies and minds healthy on your page reports on johannesburg. training starts lightly but the pace picks up quickly as these grannies work out a long lifetime of frustration. at eighty five years old intombi sword what trains as hard as anyone her children and grandchildren have told her to stop but having given up football and running because they made her too hot she's refused saying boxing is hope passion and now that. i feel so good i feel fresh a page this side and

culminates over the coming hours with one round left to play and two trophies up for grabs in this man paul caseywell have an eagle eye on the prize as he looks to end a three year title drought casey has a two stroke lead over kevin kisner and sanders shelf after round three if he wins the top championship later he'll also scoop a ten million dollars bonus prize for topping the fed ex cup standings. is the final day of cycling's road world championships the men's road race will be the culmination of the event in norway slovakia is peter sagan who won two previously while titles is among the favorites now sagan will be hoping to get through the race on states unlike these three cyclists at the asian indoor games in turkmenistan a crash in the men's only i'm ruined a chance for victory for saudi arabia turkmenistan and kazakstan china's long chung wing won the race but tuchman has done dominates the medal table with one hundred ninety six medals and that is all you sport for now but to richelle thank you very much as you get older you can be excused for slowing down but not so energetic greenies i

england's paul casey led before the final round and had an outside chance of winning the fedex cup tooend. look at that. they are such good friends as well. i am a big fan of the leiva cup. it has just been invented —— laver cup.” am watching triathlon super league as well, which is also extremely exciting. there are all of these newfangled "let's make sport more in —— exciting". my producer is a sheffield wednesday fan. probably don't mention. maybe that is why it was left out. more than 750,000 people in the uk are affected more than 750,000 people in the uk a re affected by more than 750,000 people in the uk are affected by some form of eating disorder and now psychiatrist are being warned to wake up to one condition which affects people already battling a different chronic illness. yes, one professor wants to raise awareness of diabulimia, where people reduce insulin intake to lose weight. now to a bbc documentary in which we meet a patient with the condition. diabulimia is extremely dangerous and in some cases fatal. and lack of awareness in health—care services means helpful suff

. >> reporter: casey, lillian, john paul, gabriel, all children with special health care needs.a bus from baton rouge, louisiana, to washington, d.c. to confront republican lawmakers trying to repeal obamacare. only to be kept on the steps of the republican national committee headquarters. today these parents fear the new graham-cassidy health care bill will strip their children of the most basic care. among other things, the bill proposes drastic cuts in medicaid. >> the graham-cassidy bill would take away gabriel's ability to live. and the ability to thrive. the medical bills alone would be too costly with the medicaid cuts. >> reporter: for months gabriel's mother, jessica, and other parents have asked for a meeting with louisiana senator bill cassidy. thursday in baton rouge, michelle met with a staffer for the senator and she says it did not go well. >> if our senator from our state is putting out this bill, and this huge bill that could affect our state so greatly, then i would expect that someone would be giving us answers to our questions. and that didn't happen today. >

paul r. cascio neilie anne heffernan casey will yuchl joseph cashman thomas anthony casoria william otto casparleonard m. castrianno jose ramon castro william e. kazwe will -- kaz well richard g. catarelli christopher sean caton robert john caufield mary teresa caulfield judson cavalier michael joseph cawley jason david cayne juan armando ceballos marsha g. cecil carter jason michael cefalu thomas joseph celic ana mercedes centeno joni cesta john j. chad a jeffrey marc chairnoff swarna chalasini >> and my uncle rescue firefighter gerard terrence nevins. we love you and miss you every day. >> and my brother, david padetective see coio, port authority police officer. david, i want to say thank you for being the embodiment of self lessness and bravery that fateful tuesday. for being a hero. our country came together that day and it did not matter what color you were or where you were from. i hope today as we commemorate the 16th anniversary of 9/11 everyone will stop for a moment and remember all the people who gave their lives that day. maybe then we can put away our disagreements and become one

. >> barney kilgore and casey colgate, casey whole gate came out of the paul and he was, he took over from clarence barrow and in about 1928. and then he hired another boy wonder from depaul named barney kilgore and barney kilgore was the creative guy who set the wall street journal on the course that turned into a huge publication it is today so you raised a lot of interesting topics, foreign coverage which you were a part of, we're going to come back to that. labor relations, the nature of defending individual and corporate rights but let me ask you a more personal question since you also are bringing up some of these past editors and stories, who personally are your favorite editors to work for and can you give us any sort of details about the inner workings of the journal and how it changed over time? >> i mentioned barney kilgore and he was a remarkable man. he seemed just very natural and he had a slight tick. he went in like this sometimes and so he had this little beef that made him seem human. and he was. he acted very human, he was very nice to people. but he was brilliant,

and i recently joined with senators casey and purdue to be proactive in purchasing bonus commodities in places like st. paul. and the bonus issue was just raised by a doctor. can you talk about the importance of usda commodities and have they kept pace with the demand? >> thank you, and thank you for your support of that important program. yes, the bonus compone want is very important to us. it's in addition to the base, and it all goes towards helping us meet what we see as near records level and unacceptable high levels of food insecurity. again, i guess i would talk about the nutritional aspelkts of the products we receive in that program. these are high quality foods, vegetables, fruits. things that we have to either buy through this program. it's critical to not only meet the need but meeting it with the rights type of food. and thank you for your continued support of that. >> mr. shafer, public/private partnerships pool resources, maximizing the value. can you talk about your experience and the result the. >> absolutely. it's been not just a hallmark of the ceos approach, but also a program of the sna

and i recently joined with senators casey and purdue to be proactive in purchasing bonus commodities in places like st. paul. and the bonus issue was just raised by a doctor. can you talk about the importance of usda commodities and have they kept pace with the demand? >> thank you, and thank you for your support of that important program. yes, the bonus compone want is very important to us. it's in addition to the base, and it all goes towards helping us meet what we see as near records level and unacceptable high levels of food insecurity. again, i guess i would talk about the nutritional aspelkts of the products we receive in that program. these are high quality foods, vegetables, fruits. things that we have to either buy through this program. it's critical to not only meet the need but meeting it with the rights type of food. and thank you for your continued support of that. >> mr. shafer, public/private partnerships pool resources, maximizing the value. can you talk about your experience and the result the. >> absolutely. it's been not just a hallmark of the ceos approach, but also a program of the sna

casey and he mustered into company b. his life story is an extraordinary parallel of american history. in 1799, a save by the name of paul jennings was borned a montpelier, orange county, virginia, a estate owned by our fourth president james madison. as a young boy paul sjengings would take on the role of being a lifelong personal servant and witnessed the burning of white house by british troops in the war of 1812 and assisted dolly madison in saving the gilbert painting of george washington. paul jennings would later marry fanny gordon, a slave, in 1822. to this union three sons, john, franklin and william were born. franklin, along with his other brothers sought enlistments of regiments of color, franklin falling in as a private with the fifth mass cavalry. then there was my relative, private joseph brunson of company e. he was a free educated pennsylvaniaian from indiana county outside of blairsville, pennsylvania, who entered his occupation as farmer. joseph brunson recalled his experiences enlisting in the military, and i quote, after the death of my parents, i was taken to raise by my grandparents, george and ell

paul and john mccain who have come out and were no votes. >>> it has been 60 years since little rock central high school was integrated school segregation lingers on and in other schools. here's fox's caseyl. >> reporter: it is one of the most enduring images of the civil rights images in 1957, escorted by federal troops past angry white mob through the doors of central high school in little rock arkansas. eight are still alive and 60 years later being honored for the sacrifice. >> ladies and gentlemen, the little rock nine >> former president bill clinton among those taking part in a ceremony monday. >> making history is not something we aspired to do. we wanted the best education our parents taxes afforded. >> reporter: legal segregation long ended few white and minority students in little rock share a classroom today. the school district which is about 2/3 african-american has been under state control since 2015. some critics also blaming the recent increase of charter schools for the lack of progress. >> they're shutting schools down in our neighborhood and shipping or busses kids out. that is absolutely absurd and it is a slap in the face to the little rock nine. >> i think they wen

paul rexford hews >> robert t. hughes junior >> thomas hughes junior >> timothy robert hughes >> susan huie >> lamar hulse >> john nicholas junior >> william christopher hunt >> kathleen hunt casey gerard hunter >> peggy kurtz. >> robert hussa >> stephen highland junior >> robert hinnel >> zuhtu ibis >> jonathan >> michael patrick >> jonathan lee >> frederick junior >> daniel >> and my godfather and uncle richard gabriel. you are always in our hearts. you kept the whole family laughing and smiling. i think of you and i brought them here today and i just want to thank all of the first responders including those who died trying to save his and everyone else's lives and those in the path of the storm now battering my home state of florida and those who very quietly and selflessly put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. thank you. >> and my uncle george gerard howard. we love you and miss you and will always remember you. >> abraham >> illowitz >> christopher noble innella >> paul irby >> stephanie veronica irby >> douglas irganang >> christian ryan >> eric isbrandtsen >> john iskyna kazushige ito alexander avaleryevich ivanstov lacy ivory >> virginia may jablonski >>

england's paul casey had laid before the final round and had an outside chance of winning the fedex cupgratulations tojustin thomas. peter sang and won his third world title in a row in dramatic fashion in an's road race at the world in norway. the slovakian sprinter was in 80th place approaching the final climb but look at this, he timed his sprint to perfection. he won by a quarter of a wheel. he becomes the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. roger federer‘s team europe beat tea m roger federer‘s team europe beat team world to win the labour cup in prague. he beat australia's nick kyrgios in a tie—break, a great game. this is a man that has won so many grand slams but look how much it means to him. gets a hug from nadal, they both played doubles over the weekend. interesting concept, tea m the weekend. interesting concept, team world against team europe. that was the inaugural competition and it will be back next year. essentially, tennis's answer to the ryder cup. that is a sport now. more now on a german chancellor beginning the process of forming a coalition governmen