. >> gerald ritchie, a member of the white supremacist gang, the saxon knights, doesn't believe such harmony between blacks and whites is possible. >> we're two different beings from head to the toe, from root to crown. and we're not compatible. we are not compatible. the only time a white dude is compatible with a black dude in a cell if, a, he's a fag, or, b, he wants to be black. that's the cold, hard truth about it. people are going to watch this on the news and hate me for it. believe that. >> and prison officials believe racial pride might have contributed to a recent assault that landed ritchie in the secured confinement unit. >> what you see here is you'll see ritchie, and there's another guy, a guy out here, and basically they're just hanging out. they already know what's playing. i mean it was premeditated. >> the men are waiting for a black inmate to exit his cell. >> he's immediately met by ritchie. he was actually standing at his door waiting for the door to be opened. and he assaults him and chases him around with another -- this

you don't get chance to see the sun a whole lot. >> ritchie, he's a really good dude. can't make friends in prison. see that, j.j.? >> what happened? >> that's why i didn't play basketball. >> no. you see that? that's why i don't play basketball. that's why i was sitting right there. it ain't even rocking. >> that's 0-3 right there. i'm on a roll. >>> coming up -- >> well, there was a child molester that got mouthy with one of my buddies, and it escalated quickly, and he took an ass whooping. >> an act of violence threatens joshua coffey's release from wabash. >> the victim gets up, and then they grab him, just shove him against that rail and begin kicking him and hitting him. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. brtry new flonase sensimists. allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist experience to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. its witnessed 2 diy

ritchie's mission, to end sex buying altogether. this is the oldest profession.an you possibly hope to eliminate it? >> i would argue that it's the oldest oppression. and that the one way we can try to eliminate it is by helping men realize that this isn't serving them either. >> reporter: ritchie travels across the u.s., telling other states' attorneys about demand-based prosecution. his hope, that they too will take on similar cases. >> it would be a great step forward in reducing nationwide exploitation if those review boards did not exist. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in bellevue, washington. >> our thanks to ju ju for that report. >>> next, "bachelor in paradise" contestant demario jackson addressing allegations of on-set sexual misconduct. how he thinks his race is shaping public opinion. it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-b

however, in australian ritchie porte, a former team sky colleague, he now has a new rival who is thenway reports from germany, where the tour gets underway. there is a party atmosphere here in dusseldorf on the banks of the rhine. the families are welcoming the riders for this year's tour de france. there has been an official presentation made a head of the grand departure on saturday. it is an individual time trial around the streets of dusseldorf. there is beer, there is bratwurst, there are bikes, there is a great atmosphere as people look forward to celebrating the start of the tour de france. away from the party, though, there are some serious issues, not least on the road between ritchie porte and chris froome, the two favourites for this race. and there are also of course the reputational issues for the tour de france, and for the wider world of cycling, given some of the issues revolving around team sky at the moment. so lots to play for. the family starting to gather, the atmosphere building and abroad looking forward to the start of the race on saturday. i am as excited as

former senate historian don ritchie said that you have torl look back before world war i to find another example of such a secret partisan process for passing a major bill here they send it health care bill in fact, is being written behind closed doors. there's no draft for public review, no democratic senator has seen the bill. republican senators all say they haven't seen the bill either. when republican senators are asked what's in the bill, unlesy there's -- lessig of the 13 privileged ones, they said they have no idea. everyone except the 13 republicans drafting this bill has been excluded. and these 13 senators represent just ten states out of our 50. h health experts and health advocacy organizations have been shut out. no one representing doctors, nurses, patients, children, the elderly, hospitals, immunity clinics for health plans is able to provide any feedback at all on how the bill would affect people took over the weekend the los angeles times reported that a coalition of more than 15 patient groups, including the american heart association, thes march of dimes and the ameri

and the lionel ritchie concert as well. it's 51 for luray and winchester. 56 at balloted -- baltimore. wake up to clear skies and 60 in the nation's capital. look ahead a few days. tomorrow we have a nice day. the high pressure builds in. tons of sunshine. it may be nearly cloudless at times. 83 with the low humidity. but a change in the wind direction tomorrow evening brings the heat and the humidity back on thursday. high of 90. 93 on friday. the weekend outlook through the fourth. plenty of heat and humidity. each day feels warmer because of the moisture. 40% chance of storms. 30% for monday afternoon. on the fourth it looks like partly, cloudy. hot and humid. highs for 92. feeling as high as 97 o when we get beyond the fourth it will settle down a bit. as far as the storm chances go. look at the temperatures. by the time we get to friday, 88 is the forecast high. 88 is average. welcome to july. the heat and the humidity likely here to stay. what do you think? stay or leave? michelle: stay. jonathan: stay. thanks, doug.

at live pictures coming from north london, this is a densely, tightly packed heart of the capital ritchieowded at the best of times but they would have been really rather busy as worshippers came out of evening press. the van was driven towards people. it is about 415 local time. a police cordon near seven sisters road blocking off where the incident happened. a vehicle colliding with people. we know that the guardian newspaper reported counterterrorism officers are now investigating this. we will look at some earlier pictures. you can see it is a bit darker and you can see some men praying they are in the area. earlier, we spoke to someone from the ramadan foundation is an a lot of shocked and upset is there in the community and also appealing for calm. this is not a time for division. so many communities in so many parts of the uk have been affected by attacks like this one appears to be. in london, westminster bridge, borough market, manchester and now, it seems, near finsbury park mosque. what looks like an attack, targeting the muslim community in that part of north london. pictures

however, in australian ritchie porte, a former team sky colleague, he now has a new rival who's the mana fourth tour de france, potentially a fourth tour de france title, that i am trying to get. and that is — i mean, it is massive. the challenge is even bigger this year. i feel as if the level of my rivals is even higher this year, on a difficult course, as well. so i am here with — yes, with all the motivation i have had before, if not even more. chris has obviously won three tours. there is no reason he cannot win a fourth. he is a big favourite here. you know, i think he is going to be in a lot better form than he was in the lead—up. i think he knows how to take the pressure, obviously, but so does alberto, so does nairo, and a few other guys. the women's pga championship, the second major of the year, is under way at olympia fields near chicago, but thursday's first round was cut short by thunder and lightning. two south koreans share the lead on five under—par — amy yang, who still has one hole to play, and chella choi, who birdied four of her last six holes on her way to a 66. th

kennedy: today is the 60th birthday of lionel ritchie. this is the "topical storm."'s all start dancing on the ceiling. topic number one. we begin with a video taken by a police camera in lincoln, nebraska. the images you are about to see could be very disturbing to some some. [♪] oh, gosh. the lincoln alcohol king. a dance contest in honor of best friends day. of course bellevue said this is their chance to show the police force isn't just made up of middle aged men with no soul. there are also middle aged women no soul. over five million people have watched the video. that's one for every dollar taken from local bangs while they were having their dance party. i love law enforcement. donald trump promised to make america great again and he may have pulled it off. earlier today miller-coors announced. zima is coming back to stores this summer. yes. a collective whew for those of you who never been to a crows concert. it was created as an alternative to beer. it became the preferred drink of men who wanted an alternative to dating. zima was so tough. we have footage o

hi stan hi neal since she last spoke to me i've actually gone for what amounts to a bit of ritchie around this fantastic stated that we can see the st petersburg stadium and as you can see it's actually a huge arena in the meantime what's happened is you've had the arrival of the initial security forces what you just have behind me you might be able to see at some point is we've had all the police cadets come in for what amounts to a briefing and what they've been told is effectively they are the first line they will be checking all the backs of the. coming in i've also had a quick look see what are some of the prohibited items that you're not allowed to bring to the match and they really range from the bizarre to don't bring your pet supplies some people to take flight or to a football match but they would go down to the real kind of nitty gritty of anything that would vaguely resemble something sharp or a weapon that kind of thing and also too many big bottles big bags won't be allowed to sell so a storage area where you can leave everything also at this point is well behind we have the

froome has an awful lot to do if he's to win a third straight criterium du dauphine after australia's ritchiee to go. bmc rider porte attacked near the end to gain 2a seconds on team sky's froome, who now trails the australian by one minute and two seconds. the stage was won by froome's team—mate peter kennaugh with another britain ben swift in second. tomorrow's final stage is another testing mountain ride before a final climb to the finish line high in the alps. ryan burnett is the new ibf bantamweight world champion, beating lee haskins tonight in northern ireland. belfast native burnett took control in the fight, knocking the champion haskins down in the sixth and 11th rounds. the fight did go the full 12 rounds, unbeaten burnett taking the win and picking up his first world title. that's all the sport for now. there has been a sharp rise in hate crimes reported in london since last today's terrorist attack. 58 people have been arrested in the city in the past week. cressida dick, who heads the metropolitan police, has been speaking to rickin majithia from the bbc‘s asian network. we are

the german lender also revealed details of responsibilities between marcus shank and martin ritchie.thechancellor year.or new branch later his move reflects prime minister teresa's maze failure to win support for immigration. this is bloomberg. .> thank you this is what we are seeing in terms of retail sales. this is the one you want to look at. year overk at the year, it is far over estimates. this is significant because it comes almost 10 days after we had the treaty. we're waiting to try to see a fellow hammond has a blueprint for the economy. now on to the u.s.. willpecial counsel investigate whether donald trump tried to slow the probe. what get more with kathleen in thestill with us studio. great to speak to you again. quite a week. how serious is this now? >> i think it takes this investigation to the next level. what we learn from james comey is that trump really wanted to know people he -- one of people to know he was not the focus of the investigation. now is thatearning trump is a focus of the investigation. that his actions are being looked at by the special counsel and t

. >> jimmy: lionel ritchie was at your house which was kind of amazing also.does. >> jimmy: lionel's working for you? you don't have to pipe in music? >> he goes on tour. the house is a mess! then i go, what's going on? he goes, i'm on tour, dude. no. >> jimmy: he's your friend. >> he's a pal. you were there are. ronnie howard was there. a lot of people are did. i'm the most boring person. truly. >> jimmy: yeah. actually, we all saying that. [ laughter ] at the party. >> i have very few -- i don't really have a lot of parties. but i wanted you to come. >> jimmy: it was christmas time, and there was lionel richie. we're going to take a break. when question come back, w going to take a look at a movie that i happen to love. "spider-man: homecoming." michael keaton is here. we'll be right back. filled with. roooooaaar!!! easy boy. but we don't want annual contracts and hardware. you scoundrel! ugh! we just want to stream live tv. and we want it for 10 dollars a month. (raspy) wow. i'd like that in my house. it's a very big house. yeah, mine too. look at us. just

ritchie grey in the north and west. —— and the sun came through.—west scotland. coolbellup 13 in major and cities. it will be a website in western scotland. —— 12 oi’ website in western scotland. —— 12 or 13. a bit of sunshine in the far north—east. cloud for northern ireland in northern england. rain light and patchy in the morning, but down 13. further south, a different story. eating there, parts of wales, it there will see good weather in the morning. light winds, dry and bright. 1a or 15 degrees by midday. still warmer day than today for most parts of the uk. we will see some cloud increasing into the afternoon across the southernmost counties, but still some good spells of sunshine across the south coast. 22 degrees in london. —— 23. through tomorrow night, we have this low pressure system at west ryde ablution. it pushes into the high further east and the result is that we have this south—westerly breeze. that brings a more me with it, and we going to see that peaking this week. a different story in the north—west. we will seep breeze as are

don ritchie historian ee meteris said not since the world of before world war i has the senate takensuch a partisan closed door approach to major legislation. for more i am joined by tammy baldwin, democrat of the state of wisconsin. so, senator, we understand that this was not the democrat's idea and we understand your eveninglong effort. but at the end of the day can you reassure people who are scared from missoula, madison, to cleveland people who are scared they will lose coverage that you as a member of the senate will look out for them and nothing will get through that will actively harm folks who have coverage now? >> well on the first point, brian, one of the purposes of my floor speech was to tell some of those stories that i hear day in and day out. and frankly i started with my own, because as a child as age 9 i had a very serious illness three months in the hospital, abled as one of those kids with a preexisting condition. but i know my story is not unique. and as you look at what we can tell the american people clearly republicans have the majority in the house, the majo

her brother rocco will be in london with his dad guy ritchie. >> david must be really good.e talk about -- you know how people move their kids into a school district. >> exactly. >> moving to portugal. that's a big deal just for soccer. >> let's talk about janet jackson she's getting control full over divorce proceedings. tmz reporting janet was spotted leaving the royal courts of justice in london late last week. the new mom divorcing multi millionaire billionaire. they have little boy isa. he's just three months old. janet is back on tour late this mm summer and will be in our area at the verizon center in november. and you know if you saw the picture coming out of court, she apparently has lost a lot of her baby wit 50 pounds in fact. of course she's getting ready to get back on tour. you know how janet is like the snap back queen. >> yeah. >> not a fan of that outfit but she's, um, she's working it out. go ahead, janet. >> um-hmm. doing it. >> tour will be here before you know it. >> right. >> good for her. >> finally let's take look at how some celebrities honored their

ritchie: yeah! yeah! yeah! [saucedas clamoring loudly] steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody wants to drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me tina, give me bree. ["family feud" theme plays] heh heh heh! top 6 answers on the board. here we go. if you literally had a bug up your behind, which kind would be the worst kind? tina: a bee! steve: a bee. saucedas: whoo! play! play! tina: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] michael: whoo! steve: michael, if you literally had a bug up your bekind-- behind, what kind would be the worst kind? michael: the worst kind would be a spider, steve! steve: spider. zach: yeah, good answer. steve: zach, chug boy, if you

froome's team—mate peter kennaugh won the penultimate stage, with australia's ritchie porte increasing the world are taking part in a tournament in london this weekend. england, argentina, and the netherlands, are all going head—to—head, but it's got off to a rather rocky start for the hosts. lewis hamilton said being presented with one of ayrton senna's helmets was better than any trophy, he equalled his hero's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix, clocking the fastest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was then stunned to be handed the helmet sent by senna's family. he said he was shaking at the honour. and as we know, that is one of his all—time heroes. what do you get a man with so many trophies? that. he will put it in his apartment in monaco, one of several. the weather. that is westminster this morning. and little bit grey and dull today, it has to be said, for a weekend in june. and dull today, it has to be said, for a weekend injune. at least it is dry... ..ish. that is the view of the city. there is some sun in the horizon. we have been promised t

froome's team—mate peter kennaugh won the penultimate stage, with australia's ritchie porte increasingand, argentina, and the netherlands, are all going head—to—head, but it's got off to a rather rocky start for the hosts. ryan burnett is the new ibf bantamweight world champion, beating lee haskins tonight in northern ireland. belfast native, burnett, took control in the fight, knocking the champion, haskins, down in the sixth and eleventh rounds. the fight did go the full twelve rounds, unbeaten burnett taking the win on points and picking up his first world title. england's laura massaro won the squash world series finals title in dubai for the second year running. the world number four beat the world champion, nour el sherbini, to become the second woman to win the title twice, after malaysia's nicol david. lewis hamilton said being presented with one of ayrton senna's helmets was better than any trophy, he equalled his hero's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix, clocking the fastest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was then stunned to be handed the h

rate is nearly as bad as ours and we are proud abstentionists. 78%, mark durkan, 80% for margaret ritchiend 38% for alasdair mcdonnell in the 2015—2017 session. you have to get your facts right. millions of pounds in expenses, they don't claim it, they have not taken them in the last parliament. excuse me. but i wanted you to get your facts right, that is all. but i'm correcting colum eastwood, they don't turn up apart from every other monday, tuesday and perhaps the wednesday. that's not true. in terms of the question, the constitutional question is important because it is about how we govern ourselves and what we see as our future and how we want to do it. i don't recognise the state that jeffrey talks about where there will not be a health service, where you have to pay 50 euros or £50 to see your gp. it's called the republic of ireland. that is a fact. applause we want a new vision for a new ireland. i want a health service across the island of ireland. i want to see a health service delivered free at the point of use. asjeffrey's party and other parties who would be involved in the g

former senate historian don ritchie said that you have to look back before world war i to find another example of such a secret partisan process for passing a major bill. the senate health care bill, in fact, is being written behind closed doors. there's no draft for public review, no democratic senator has seen the bill, republican senators all say they haven't seen the bill either. when republican senators are asked what's in the bill, unless they're the 13 privileged ones, they say they have no idea. everyone except the 13 republicans drafting this bill has been excluded. and these 13 senators represent just ten states out of our 50. health experts and health advocacy organizations have been shut out. no one representing doctors, nurses, patients, children, the elderly, hospitals, community clinics, or health plans is able to provide any feedback at all on how the bill would affect people. over the weekend, "the los angeles times" reported that a coalition of more than 15 patient groups, including the american heart association, the march of dimes, and the american lung association,

rich ritchie brothers, celebrating its acquisition of iron planet. >> boy, did we need that natural gas people would separate natural gas from oil. up another 10 cents. i'm looking at my billboard report and i've got to tell you, nat gas, july price outlook, $3, up 10 cents thank you so much for my people, rusty brazil gave me the first call on these. these are very important natural gas is separate from oil. it's doing better. >> but you're not seeing it as a broadside of weakness even with the curve. the 30-year, 2.76. >> tradewell energy, kyle cooper, they're making -- they're not making a stand-up call but saying year over year, this is not bad. there's so much capacity coming out of nuke and coal it's happening much faster than people realize natural gas, they can't open their fields fast enough natural gas is one market and oil is another people are not even looking. that's why that price deal yesterday so significant because eqt, which stock got killed really wants out of as much natural gas as possible. in the east we need it in the northeast, we've got pipe. we need it in the s

causing big slow down on the outer loop approaching ritchie marlboro road.location as well. aside from that crash let's head over to our maps because we also have some problems on the rails. track problem outside gallon row place single tracking on the red line between farragut north and delays in both directions. green line residual delays to green belt. pretty quiet in terms of our rail commute this morning until those two delays on the red and green line. inbound 395 crash after the case bridge. very heavy traffic. 295 in both directions completely parked issue on the 11th street bridge. coming from 395 northbound from the bottom of the beltway to the 14th street bridge dealing with about 45 minute delay memorial bridge is heavy dee bridge from rows land into georgetown heavy. watch out for that as you cross from northern virginia into the district you'll hit a lot of extra congestion. we'll keep you updated. back to you, steve. >>> erin, thank you very much. >>> it is 8:38 right now. still ahead star spangled celebrations new list ranging the best places

we also found out that the other two judges joining katie perry they want lionell ritchie. with him and that went well. so that's probably going to happen. he's going to get somewhere between three and 5 million. and surprise i think nicky six from motley crew. talk about getting a wide variety there. a broad panel but, yes, nicky six is the third guy they want. he's going to get little less than lionell but that's what happens when y >> nicky six could be really cool. one person synonomous with the idol franchise it's ryan seacrest. he should have executive producer credit. it seems like that would only make sense. >> exactly he's been there since the beginning. >> justin beiber, this story i'm just blown away anybody would want to pay for something like this but he through his shoe into the crowd. these shoes are very expensive. we all know easies are very expensive and talk about this e-bay post how much the shoe is going for. only one shoe by the way. >> i like you guys are playing it off i'll never want this. i know you check it out. you want to the e-bay. >> i did go

former teammate, ritchie porte, was fastest although the result has lifted froome up to sixth in therent and staffordshire today. great britain missed the chance to reduce team new zealand's lead in the america's cup semi—final, after heavy winds prevented sailing in bermuda. trailing 3—1 in the series, wind speeds of more than 24 knots meant all four of the days races were pushed back. they will now look to draw level in the best of nine series when racing commences again today. do you remember those amazing pictures of the boat capsizing? do you remember those amazing pictures of the boat capsizing ?m can get really windy in bermuda. the weather is so bad there! it is not what i expected. i thought it would be beautiful. they want the wind, but not quite as much. and we thought it was windy over here. youngsters should have regular dental check ups, starting from when their first teeth appear, that's usually around six months of age. yet figures released today suggest 80% of children in england under the age of two didn't visit an nhs dentist within the last 12 months. widespread c

i, pat ritchie, returning officer, hereby give notice that the total numberof hereby give notice thattituency is as follows. nick cott, liberal democrats, 1812. steve kite, conservative party candidate, 9100 and 34. david millward, uk independence party, 1482. chi onwurah, labour party, 4071. stuart thomson, green party candidate, 5075. and chi onwurah has been duly elected to serve as member for the constituency. so here for the first time is the way we will show the results tonight, no surprise that chi onwurah has held the seat with a majority of 14,000, up the seat with a majority of 14,000, up 2200 from last time. let's hear from her. the terrible murder of jo cox just a year from her. the terrible murder of jo coxjust a year ago from her. the terrible murder of jo cox just a year ago and following the atrocious attacks in manchester and london, it is banks to our police and r services that the democratic process can come to such a successful conclusion and i would also like to thank the returning officer and all the staff here. there are efficient and extremely quick count, and