before the blast, robbie played rugby. determined that one day he will play again. judith moritz, bbc news, wirral. a leading charity is warning that the number of rough sleepers in england, scotland and wales is set to soar in the next decade. more than 9,000 people are thought to be homeless and research conducted for crisis suggests the government's official figures underestimate the problem. the charity highlights the growing problem of so—called sofa surfing, where people temporarily bed down at friend's houses. sima kotecha reports from leicester. it's nice when you know you've got somewhere safe to go to. it's nice when you know you've got a sofa to go to. that night you know you're going to be comfortable. it might last today, it might last tomorrow, but then that's it, i'm back out on the streets again. mike is a sofa surfer. he goes from one house to the next, sleeping on friends' couches to try and stay off the streets. it gets to you a little bit because you've got your friendship with yourfriends, you're happy

before the blast, robbie played rugby.ined that one day he will play again. judith moritz, bbc news, wirral. now there was no fairy tale ending for isaac makwala of botswana, the star sprinter, in the final of the men's 200 metres in the world championships in london, he had fought hard to get there after being banned from the stadium this week after an oral virus outbreak. in the end it wasn't to be, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. he has become the and heralded hero of these championships so after beating illness could isaac makwala beatties rivals, among them wayde van niekirk of south africa following his 400 metres victory? isaac makwala burst out of the blocks but would the extraordinary last couple of days catch up with him? berdych hopes lay with mitchell— blake but as they rented the bend it was too close to call. wade fan nick charged but it was an unexpected name that grabbed the headlines. commentator: it's guliyev! turkey's guliyev taking gold ahead of wayde van niekirk with mitchell— blake for

can robbie grabarz graba more finals coming up. can robbie grabarz grab a medal?mpfinal grabarz grab a medal? he is in the high jump final right now. lots to get through. we will have the athletics in a moment. after two days of shocks and drama, today's premier league fixtures went pretty much to plan, with manchester united and tottenham both winning their respective matches. we'll have spurs and newcastle in a minute. but first, here's ben croucher with the story of the late kick—off, where united beat west ham 4—0 to go top of the table. when it comes to buying strikers from everton, manchester united have a bit of previous. wayne rooney turned out all right — what could romelu lukaku offer in his home debut against west ham? for £75 million, he gives you this. just over half an hour to open his account. rooney scored a hat—trick on his debut. the belgian got two thirds of the way there. the spearhead for united's title tilt. west ham's new signing marco arnautovic hit the woodwork. marcus rashford was inches away for united. his replacement, anthony martial,

it's part of a husband's job description to love his wife. >> his wife has defended robbie and robbieays everything he loves about his wife is far too long for social media. >> if i were to white an instagram caption about all the things i love about my life. it would be a novel, a 700-page book. >> jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> taking teslas to the masses. the company unveiled a new plan that could put all of us behind the wheel of a model 3. we'll explain how it works, and how about a live look from our mt. tam camera. can you see it's clear up there, but, of course, we do have some overcast conditions around the bay. meteorologist mike nicco is co the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> check out what's going on at the golden gate b

before the blast, robbie played rugby.position in kenya has urged the election authorities to declare its leader, raila 0dinga, the winner of tuesday's presidential poll. the result released so far appear to put the incumbent, uhuru kenyatta, ahead by a clear margin. but the opposition claims the electoral commissions computers were hacked to give uhuru kenyatta that lead. international observers say the polls were conducted in a transparent and credible manner. the bbc‘s tomi 0ladipo reports from nairobi. the official result of kenya's elections have not yet been announced, but the main opposition party says the tally is a fraud. we demand that the ibc chairperson announce the presidential election result a forthwith and declare the right honourable raila 0dinga and his excellency stephen kalonzo musyoka is the duly elected president and deputy president of the republic of kenya respectively. early results indicate its leader raila 0dinga is trailing his uhuru kenyatta rival by a clear margin. now, the opposition say a so

robbie mcanally faces another challenge. he not only feels isolated from his young son but his boyhood friend who just happens to be his cell mate. >> my carelli cellie is a great dude. i knew him for years even before we came to prison. but i mean, i got my problems, that i ain't seen my son in two years and -- even he gets to trip he knows how it feels, he don't see his son for a week. he gets visits every week. everything that is possible to get in here, he's got it. i'm in here [ bleep ] up. >> mcanally, serving six years for armed robbery, wears his frustration in prison ink. >> that says vengeance, i've had a lot of wrong done to me. i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now for my sake and my son's sake, it ain't worth coming back to prison over. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request, are indications she's planning to br

five years ago, robbie grabarz was one of those medallists in the highjump.mp. he gave us is scaring qualification a couple of nights ago when he left it to his lastjob. he had failed the first couple but cleared the very last. he said he got a bit overexcited, he was overextending himself. he got everything a bit wrong. watch out for him tonight in that final, which will be very tough. bondarenko is going to be up there as well. watch out for robbie grabarz‘s coach in the stand. a real character, an actor as well. he is very animated. this morning at buckingham palace we had four gold medals won in the festival of race walks. great hopes for tom bosworth in the 20 kilometres. but then this happened. he was disqualified. this happens so often in the walks. disqualified for raising your feet. often in the walks. disqualified for raising yourfeet. basically, you run. you are disqualified. great disappointment for him. that is it as we wait for the start of competition on the final night here. we will be back later with the men's medal ceremony in the four by 10

before the blast, robbie played rugby.c news, wirral. a leading charity is warning that the number of rough sleepers in england, scotland and wales is set to soar in the next decade. more than 9,000 people are thought to be homeless and research conducted for crisis suggests the government's official figures underestimate the problem. the charity highlights the growing problem of so—called sofa—surfing, where people temporarily bed down at friend's houses. sima kotecha reports from leicester. it's nice when you know you've got a sofa to go to. that night you know you're going to be comfortable. it might last today, it might last tomorrow, but then that's it, i'm back out on the streets again. mike is a sofa surfer. he goes from one house to the next, sleeping on friends' couches to try and stay off the streets. it gets to you a little bit because you've got your friendship with yourfriends, you're happy they have looked after you for a little bit, and then you know you've got to go. then again, you're sitting there thinkin

robbie's daughter was separating from her dad when the blast happened.m. there, not talking. having machines all over him. so you spoke to him? yeah. she said, come on, fathead. as soon as yeah. she said, come on, fathead. as soon as that happens, my eyes lifted a grade. from that day, ifought every day is robbie's girlfriend, leonora, was also badly hurt and sedated in hospital. she didn‘t know what had happened to him when she woke up. my first question, where is he? then they said, you are in the same hospital and i started crying. she has multiple fractures to both legs and she and robbie each face many months of rehabilitation. we wa nt many months of rehabilitation. we want to look after each other, but we can't do that but we can't do that. we are both... before the blast, robbie played rugby but now every step is an effort, but he says he is determined that one day he will play again. this is bbc news at 5. the headlines: the war of words escalates. north korea says a plan which could see it firing four missiles near the us territory of guam will

memories of 2012 for robbie grabarz. anyone bronze at the london olympics five years ago.e is underway. he hasjumped five years ago. he is underway. he has jumped three times so far. he cleared the first couple of heights. that was 220 and 225. but in the last couple of minutes he has just

robbie: tremendous.se 12,700 homes, mostly focused on what i call a business to business strategy. really land owners and developers throughout southeast asia and the world. we are going global. which are the key markets you are going global? gamma -- philippines, indonesia, population of 350 million people . tremendous land bank. outside the cbd area. that is really the play and the strategy of this company. is key to making luxury accessible to the common man? dozenerage price is 300 dollars at one point, it is now lower. how did you get there? my reference was america. i thought the value proposition would be formidable, if i was 20% cheaper than the most desirable prefabricated house. being present here in asia, that is double or triple the price, what a midmarket consumer would be able to afford. i wanted to actually bring it down in a significant manner. really trying to average 70,000 u.s. haslinda: are you already profitable? robbie: the first quarter after lunch. it is on the road to becoming a

robby raises an important point. the comments last night, whether breefd briefed or not that came across as glib, giving a good-faith read of that, it did seem dismissive to have missing sailors referred to in that way. i expect the president to give a strong speech tonight, probably lay out an action plan, he has a rally planned for phoenix on tuesday. we know how president trump gets in these rally environments, he ad libs, starts to talk. there's a risk, knowing this president, that he may lay out a strategy tonight only to undermine and contradict it tomorrow. >> that's a pattern we've seen before. when he's on prompter, like in charlottesville, the message more middle of the road. when he's off the cuff, we see what happened last tuesday. eric, if i could ask you this. folks like myself who cover the intelligence agencies wondered this since the president has laid into the intelligence community, questioning its credibility, its ability, there were times he even accused the u.s. intelligence community ofi. the q

i am not ashamed of anything that robby wrote.ll aspects of what i am as a woman. >> reporter: he proclaims his love saying, there's nothing sexier than this woman right here, thick thighs, cute little side roll. the gorgeous girl i married fills out every inch of her jeans and is still the most beautiful one in the room. >> i wanted to celebrate a real woman. i wanted to celebrate a woman in my life who represented all the curvy women, who had the thick thighs and big booty. >> reporter: at first they were overwhelmed with approval. comments like, love, love, love, we need more men like you in this world. then criticism, with articles titled, area man thinks he's brave for finding his wife hot. author rachel simmons who wrote "enough as she is" spoke out about the controversy on "good morning america." >> it comes as a backhanded compliment. the media marginalizes you and you fill out your jeans and i still love you anyway. that falls flat. i think this reminded me a lot of when dads are congratulated for babysitting their own ki

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he field, that is robbie grabarz, in the highjump.n after london, but of course so many amazing memories of london because thatis amazing memories of london because that is where he got a bronze medal in the olympics five years ago. he gave us in the olympics five years ago. he gave us a scare in in the olympics five years ago. he gave us a scare in qualification, just clearing the height he needed to get into that final at his third attempt. there will be a lot of british support for him as well. plenty to look forward to, but i think it is the relays towards the end of the day when we look for british success the four by 400. too old at 30, that is a rather sobering comment! let's go back to mo farah, who was celebrating today by being on top of the london eye, but he had a less enjoyable experience, which was facing the media, which has become much more difficult for him than in the past, can you explain a bit of the background to that? yes. that is why he has kept it to a minimum. wanted to focus on doing the 10000 and 5000 double

robby didn't give me an answer. i'm heartbroken. >> thank you all. thank you.it. >>> the teleprompter president takes the stage in reno after the unskrupt unscripted president's rant in phoenix. president trump sticking to his script and calling for unity but his angry rambling speech is still echoing. a speech that has members of his own party questioning their support for him. plus, the president wants you to believe that the battle over confederate statues is what he

robbie grabarz should breeze through this preliminary stage.hopes to back up her european indoor medal in march with a podium place. next up, britain's lynsey sharp. she competed in 2016 in rio when she came sixth. nick miller qualified automatically for the final. the gold—medallist made it with his first throw. dina asher—smith made it into the 200 metre final. she broke herfoot in february and the prognosis was grim. but her comeback has been incredible. can she get a medal? she goes at 9:50. if you want to keep up with the action, tune in to bbc two at 9:30am this morning. and then hop over to bbc one until 10pm. and finally, bbc two four the last hour of coverage. —— for. hundreds of flights will be evacuated after structural problems we re evacuated after structural problems were found in four tower blocks were . they had their gas cut off with immediate effect. yesterday, the gas supply to 242 flats in ledbury towers, south london was cut off with immediate effect. a letter was sent to residents saying officials would distribute electric

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. >> robbie, it's not just republicans with infighting, it's your party, as you know.ks like, you know, seth mullton, a democratic congressman who said i don't want schumer and pelosi as leadership going into 2018. this isn't just the republican party. is this a moment of change in terms of leadership and messaging? >> i think both parties are going through the process of trying to figure out what their message is going to be for next cycle. i think a lot is normal. it's important to remember the leaders in both parties are elected by both caucuses. to underscore what doug said, what is remarkable on the republican side is not just the lack of teamwork, but republicans are suffering from a lack of substance on the president's part. you know, he never really pushed people. he never engaged in the policy here. i don't know if it's because he doesn't understand it or doesn't care, but it ice one of those two things. that's hurting them. he was never able to go to the negotiating table with the senators and try to figure out how to get to a compromise that would work. i wo

but let me pivot away from you, jeff, and go to robbie, speaking of your former boss, you're a formeron campaign manager. listening to it and talking to david, i mean, she can point out, you know, russia and the clintons and talk about democrats all she wants, but that's not what's being investigated right now. david says it's a sin of omission. how do you see it. >> well, it's a tactic by the white house to try to deflect attention. the fact of the matter is, donald trump is the president of the united states. he is the one who is serving the public, and he is the one who deserves to be scrutinized, and he is the one who needs to tell us the truth about what's going on. i'm not surprised by this. the white house has lied at every turn of not just this scandal but everything that goes on. so, i'm not surprised that they're not telling the truth. i'm also not surprised that they're trying to go back to the -- the days of the campaign to try to, you know, create a foil here. which is also convenient for him because his party controls the entire government and they're simply not able to

for example, you might think that evel knievel and then his son robbie, robbie was another risk-taker, so that does seem to suggest genetics. but also he was raised to be that. rosemary: sure. frank: he told me of his father putting him on little sort of, as i remember, mini motorcycles at a very small age. and so, he was raised to be a risk-taker. and then he may have also had the genetic side of it as well. rosemary: your research also touches on the big picture as it relates to our society, that these are the kinds of people who may shape the world that we live in. frank: i agree, i happen to think that america, as a nation historically, tilts toward that big t end as opposed to the small t end. rosemary: seems almost like it falls in line with the american dream in some ways. frank: it does. indeed it does. and if you think here in philadelphia, at independence hall, there were a bunch of big t's, there were a bunch of t types. if the british knew what they were plotting, they would have all been executed. it was a huge risk. and i think it kind of set the stage, in many respects,

robbie grabatz. he said he was getting a bit too excitable in his run—up.to reach the finallj run—up. he told me afterwards what it means to reach the final. i made it means to reach the final. i made it stressful for myself and everyone else. i was jumping it stressful for myself and everyone else. i wasjumping off well, technically badly, it's a nice place to be to make the final badly, technically. qualification is the toughest place for everyone. when you are through you just go for it in the final. bad news for britain in the final. bad news for britain in the 100 metres hurdles, ellyse perry at and tiffany porter both wa nt perry at and tiffany porter both want out, porter double bronze at the moscow world championships four yea rs the moscow world championships four years ago, she trailed in sixth, a quarter of a second slower than her personal best and said she was embarrassed not to qualify for the next round of the 100 metres hurdles. tonight dina asher—smith is in the final of the 200 metres but it will be tough for her to make that top three. it

robby didn't give me an answer. i'm heartbroken. >> thank you all. thank you. i appreciate it. >>> the teleprompter president takes the stage in reno after the unskrupt unscripted president's rant in phoenix. president trump sticking to his script and calling for unity but his angry rambling speech is still echoing. a speech that has members of his own party questioning their support for him. plus, the president wants you to believe that the battle over confederate statues is what he calls an attack on our culture. but is it really a diversionary tactic in the wake of charlottesville? is it working. let's discuss. the conservative coalition, and david swerdlick and sir michael singleton. and brunell shea. i make sure i say that. did i pronounce that? it's sha. sorry about that. the former vice chair of diversity outreach for the national -- i want to play two clips back to back. first one is from today. second is from last night. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us. and to seek a new unity based on the common values that unite us. we are one people

the robbie grabarz, through the first round.ter, you will see him getting very animated as it gets tighter later on in that competition. but simulator of rivals in there as well. lindsey sharp in the 800m final, she came up against caster semenya in the other final. lindsey was disqualified as she tried to get through as the fastest loser. she was reinstated, the races tonight against caster semenya. a lot of controversy and debate, ethical debate as well, over caster semenya. the iaaf don't want her competing under the current conditions. she has raised levels of testosterone, lindsey sharp said it's unfair. she was castigated in rio were saying that, and it's very delicate issue. the court of arbitration for sport has thrown at the iaaf's arbitration for sport has thrown at the iaaf‘s argument, saying it is a natural level of testosterone. yes, it's natural level of testosterone. yes, its higher, but doesn't mean she's a greater performer than energy other women, she's justice appear as late will stop. a world record could go.

i'm not ashamed of anything robbie wrote.rter: he proclaims his love for his wife's body. there's nothing sexier than this woman here. this gorgeous girl i married fills out every inch of her jeans and is still the most beautiful one in the room, adding, a real woman is not a porn star or a bikini mannequin or movie character. she's real. she has beautiful stretch marks on her hips and cute little dimples on her booty, also saying, girls, don't ever fool yourself by thinking you have to fill a certain mold to be loved and appreciated. there is a guy out there who is going to celebrate you for exactly who you are, someone who will love you like i love my sarah. >> i wanted to celebrate a real woman, a woman in my life who represented all the curvy women, who, you know, have those thick thighs and that big booty. >> reporter: at first, the provocative post overwhelmed with approval, with comments like love, love, love, we need more men like you in this world, then critics came, area man thinks he's brave for thinking his wife's

. >> but you know, and ken and robbie, back over to you. have you ever heard of a white house being involved -- the allegation is that the white house and the president himself read the script of this fox news story, which they knew to be, you know, erroneous before sending it out there. >> well, realize the fox reporter, mia zimmerman and the middle man, butowski, they're the main characters here. there's really -- i've read the whole lawsuit, and the only connection to the white house is through the butowski character, and wheeler. that's where the allegations about trump come from, and it's very clear if wheeler's verifiable quotes like from texts and e-mails, things that can be produced and shown to us, are accurate, that butowski was blowing smoke in all of this. and the beauty of a lawsuit is discovery will flesh all this out and we will learn this. and -- but it doesn't look like -- this was driven by the reporter who presumably will never be a reporter anywhere again, and butowski, who was funding this whole effort, and they literal

. >>> out front now, brian will lanza, former deputy director communications and robby mook, hillary clinton's former campaign manager. robby, you heard two people express what the president said at the end of jason's report, they say talk tough, someone has to do it. >> i think as americans any time our leaders are talking tough with foreign dictators it's easy to feel pride and support iv of statements like that. but the fact of the matter is in this case it's just not the smart thing to do. kim jong-un is a terrible person. . i hope every president will speak out against him but the problem here is the president's threatening a war that we don't wantment the figure i heard today is a quarter million americans are in that region, not to mention more than 20 million people. this war can't happen. and when the president does the saber rattling and threatens violence, we know he'll never come through in fact, he's going to degrade his own credibility and our credibility and when we do need to make threats then we need to follow through on that credibility won't be there and the other

robbie grabarz could grab one over the weekend, use into the highjump final. there wasn't too much to shout about in the 100 hurdles. porter says she's embarrassed to go out in the first round. ijust did not want i just did not want to ijust did not want to miss out on this opportunity, i wanted to put my best foot forward, it's so embarrassing to come here and run like that. the crowd will be behind dina asher—smith tonight as she chases a dream medal in the 200 metres. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes and i'll have the rest of the day's sports news. including a look ahead to the start of the premier league. who will be lifting the trophy, come may next year? i'm at the emirates stadium as the new premier league season begins tonight with arsenal against leicester city. and the latest from the final golf major of the season, the final golf major of the season, the us pga where mcilroy is fighting to stay in contention. good evening. it is strange to think that the premier league season is starting just a couple of miles over there at arsenal, we have been so immer

police stayed busy last night going to robby after robbery. darrick ward is live with the latest. >> reporter: among the districts, but if you take a look at the map you can see the distribution is even north and south but it did indeed keep police busy. what is so troubling about it is the number of them that happened over a relatively short period of time, about four hours. the first happened at 9:08, and a quarter of midnight there was another robbery, and in that case the suspect was on an orange scooter, and an hour later, a robby in the 1300 block of alabama avenue southeast, and 15 minutes later in the 200 block of newcomb street southeast, and then it ended at 1:37 in the morning. the interesting thing about this spate of robberies, the first and last, the one on pickford and one on corbin, there was violence or force involved. and it could be resistance from the victim or the sudden snatching or seizure of property. and the only thing they have in common is it contributed to a busy night for cops and criminals. back to you. >> thank y

it finished 2—0 thanks to this goalfrom jack cork, who joined from swansea in the summer, and robbieesults. huddersfield have also progressed. couple of shocks, though. premier league sides newcastle and southampton were knocked out by championship sides nottingham forest and wolves respectively. stoke enjoyed a comfortable 4—0 win over rochdale. the draw for the third round takes place at 4.15am in the morning in beijing. britain's chris froome has extended his vuelta a espana lead after today's racing. the fifth stage was won by kazakhstan‘s alexy lutsenko after be broke clear on the uphill finish. froome‘s aiming to become the third man to win the a vuelta and the tour de france in the same year. he now has a 10—second advantage over his nearest rival. england's men have reached the semi—finals of the eurohockey championships in amsterdam. they beat ireland 2—1 to progress to the last four as runners—up in pool b behind germany. the men follow in the footsteps of england's women, who face the netherlands in their semi—final tomorrow. in so many ways this was our best performance i

. >> robby hayes is in another one. >> i like to have a lot of too. i'm not always stoic. >> reporter: runnerup waichb gates and paradise alum say don't get stuck in the past. >> i'm here to try again. i know that it can work. >> tip number three, go after what and who you want. >> i'm note going sit back and wait for the time to grab a guy. >> you want it this way, or you want it this way? >> jasmine is like a t-rex that's taken viagra. >> you want good tv? abc? i'm about to give you good tv. >> whatever you do, never, ever pull a chad. last season he got drunk, tried to fight his castmates and threatened host chris harrison when producers sent him packing after less than 24 hours in paradise. emoesh emotion emotional, but there will also be tears of joy as we see them tie the knot in front of family and friends of "the bachelor" nation. >> first up, celeb kids know and tell. mariah took her kids roc and roe out on the town in miami after her concert. looks like miss monroe is a diva in training. mariah tried to control her daughter who was having no

this morning, robbie grabatz scraped through qualification, he got a bronze medal at the rio olympicsna asher—smith, a darling of the crowd, will go in the 200 metres final and this british interest in the long jump final. at 6:30pm we will look ahead to the start of the premier league season which starts just across town at the emirates, arsenal against leicester city. a full update from the us pga championship as well. it's coming up at half past six with me, world athletics sportsday. now it's time for film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? what have you been watching? i've been watching charlize theron in a spy been watching charlize theron in a spy thriller that is james bond meets basic instinct. the name is blonde, atomic blonde. from the academy awards to the afterlife, the oscar winner casey affleck returns under sheet in a ghost story. and get ready to tap, clap and stomp your way through an uplifting new dance documentary, step. quite an eclectic mix th

i have just been watching robbie grabarz. he has failed 229 for the second time. he has one more attempt to make that to get into the next round. england won their second straight 10 try victory in the women's rugby world cup. the defending champions beat italy 56 points to 13 in dublin, as maz farooki reports. the shirt is the same but the line—up is very different. the only fully professional team at this world cup, a luxury to make ten changes to the team that overwhelmed spain on wednesday. stand—in skipper emily scarratt showed pace and power to give the world champions the lead. where she went others followed. italy, like their men, has strengthened. but when forced outside the defence cracked. england had four tries before half—time. there were still chinks in the armour. england missed eight kicks at goal. an area that needs work. but in this match, those lost points didn't matter. italy scored a couple of consolation tries but for the second successive match, england scored ten. another win, another 50 points scored. the defence of their world title on tr

robby chong had severe brain damage. it's unclear if he will ever be able to run to duty, officer robby chan. >>> a photographer was murdered at twin peaks. two suspects will be in court today. kpix 5's katie nielson reports from the courthouse. >> reporter: good morning. the two people who were arrested in connection with the murder of edward french will be in the courthouse behind me this morning in a few hours. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20- year-old fantasy decuir will be arraigned this morning in san francisco, accused of robbing and killing the photographer about 8 a.m. on july 16 at twin peaks. police say french was a commercial location scout and was probably at the scenic spot looking for places to film. police are able to identify the suspects after a separate armed robbery on july 28 near the cathedral of saint mary's of the assumption. >> cameras were taken in both instances but evidence was obtained from both scenes that >> police say mims and decuir are both charged with homicide, robbery and using a fire

i'm not ashamed of anything robbie wrote.laims his life for sara's body. there is nothing sexier than this woman right here, thick thigh, big booty, cute little side roll, et cetera. this gorgeous girl i mar fills out every inch of her jeans and is still the most beautiful girl in the room. a real woman is not a porn star or a bikini model. also saying girls don't ever fool yourself by thinking you have to fit a certain mold to be loved and appreciated. there is a guy out there who is going to celebrate you for exactly who you are, someone who will love you like i love my sarah. >> i wanted to celebrate a real woman. i wanted to celebrate a woman in my life who represented all the curvy women, who, you know, had thick thighs and big booty. >> reporter: at first the post overwhelmed with approval. comments like love, love, love. we mode more men like you in this world but then critics came calling with articles titled area man thinks he's brave for finding his wife hot and dear nice guy, dating a curvy woman does not make you

that is robby mook, hillary clinton's campaign manager. that is matt rhodes.what could it be? >>> time to show you headlines. the "washington post" reports bicycle crash deaths are soaring. in 1975 cyclists killed in collisions with a motor vehicle were mostly children. a new report finds in 2015 the average age was 45. 818 bicyclists died in u.s. roadways more than half killed were not wearing helmets. >>> taylor swift's new album we told you there was a lot of buzz about the release as early as tomorrow. >> tonight? >> she revealed the album cover art it's been nearly three years since the last album called what? >> 1989. >> you have a teenaged girl in the house. >> my girl is a huge fan och t. swift. i went to the tour. so good. >> good show. >> i like it. >>> britain's telegraph says university professor created an in flight meal supposed to calm nervous flyers. prior to take off passengers are licorice ice cream. when the plane takes off they are given relaxing green tea and lavender rice cake and then time for herbal tea and before the plane lands a nut

in the morning session robbie grabarz gave us, and himself, a scare in highjump qualifying.o sunday's final, and he did that at the third attempt. remember he was a bronze medallist at the london games in 2012. he spoke to me afterwards and said he was getting a bit over excited. he has won every single medal at major championships except at the worlds. he gave us a real scare. ashley bryant is way down in the rankings and the men's decathlon at the halfway stage. the women's steeplechase is the final medal to tell you about. emma cockburn took the gold and it was an american 1—2. we look forward to the weekend and we hope that mo farah can get a second medal in the 5000 metres final. from all of us at the london stadium, that is it from sportsday tonight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katie martin of the financial times and lynn davidson of the sun. both of them got the memo about black attire! tomorrow's front pages, the daily express leads on the war of words between north korea and president donald t

. >>> i want i to check out margo robbie's transformation into kwen elizabeth i.the set of the mary queen of scots movie. i love she is not afraid to go there. first harley quinn, and now queen elizabeth. >> tonya harding was there too. >>> moving on now to our tarek el moussa exclusive. the "flip or flop" host inviting "e.t." online's lauren zima inside his 2-year-old son, brayden's, birthday bash. >> is christina going to be here today? >> unfortunately, today she won't be here. we have been going through, you know, our situation, and i fete like today might be better if we just stay separated. >> tarek's living the single dad life since filing for divorce from christina in january after 17 years of marriage. so for son, brayden's birthday, he did what any dad would do. threw an all out monster truck themed party. >> we did several things with bladen this year just to make it more comfortable for everybody moved. >> she filed her response. how did you feel about that? >> part of the process. >> yeah. how are you hoping things get resolved? >> eventually we'll ge

. >> i am not ashamed of anything robby wrote.f who i am as a woman. >> if i were to write a instagram caption about all of the things i love about my wife, it would be a novel, a 700-page book. >> robby says that sarah, his wife, is his favorite subject to talk about. he says he does it all the time. it's just that his posts have never gone viral before. >> we're learning what caused a thrill ride to fair at the ohio state fair. the company that makes the fireball found excessive corrosion inside of a support beam led to the accident last month. an 18-year-old young man was killed. seven oereople we hurt when the gondola on the ride broke off. the company says the ride was 18 years old. the fireball ride at the santa cruz beach walk remains closed until cal-osha inspectors finish their safety test. >> the manhunt for an accused rapist is continuing after his escape. powell was in shackles at the time, somehow he managed to put the deputy in a headlock. the car crashed and powell grabbed the deputy's weapon, forcing the officer to

. >> reporter: earlier they got a call that three people might be robbi robbing a nearby house. the suspects took off. >> the car failed to yield and a short pursuit ensued. >> reporter: a pursuit ended when neighbors say a driver of this car drove into the cul-de-sac. >> i heard the car come down the street at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: no one was hurt but a family is temporarily without a home. >> we will figure out something. >> reporter: fremont officers tell us all three suspects are in custody. reporting live in fremont nbc bay area news. >> the aftermath of this chase, you can see it right here. we post to our twitter feed right there. >> you can feel it. temperatures on the rise. you are looking live at the east bay hills from our oakland cameras. parts of the bay area surging past 100 degrees. tracking the heat along with the change on the way. >> up to 104 in danville. dangerous heat as well in livermore, 103. this now puts us at eight days at 100 or hotter this summer. 17 days in the 90s. overall 25 of 40 days so far this summer above average. right now we are

hopefully robbie grabarz can fare like that. hopefully robbie grabarz canfarea like that.t underway in the qualification for highjump, he will be happy after his bronze medal in london 2012. also, the minster calphalon is underway. ashley bryant of great britain is competing in that, that's the heat of the 100 metres, ashley brya nt the heat of the 100 metres, ashley bryant goes into the second event of the day —— the men's decathlon. with ashton eaton retired, there is an opportunity for someone to go and dominate the sport, which could be the german, who is currently in second place but ashton eaton currently in 22nd. and jess, there is no realistic chance of great britain getting the medal target of six, two, eight, but we could expect one more maybe later this evening? yes, british fans will have their fingers crossed. 0ne yes, british fans will have their fingers crossed. one of the athletes who has caught everyone's i is dean asher—smith, here five years ago at the london 2012 olympics. she was here as a kid carrier but she was so inspired she took up athletics more

and robbie got up close and personal and showed how this spider was spinning a web. >> i knew them as garden spiders where i grew up. >> spinning it with all its different leg and putting it together. >> what's amazing is how you see it putting the lines in, how it's connecting everything. it knows innately how to put it together. >> this is a demonstration of why spiders have to build their own places, have to catch their own food. and then there's the common house cat, which purposefully sums up humans on mondays. >> that's garfield. >> she can't even get up to play. she's like the ball has to come to me or it's not going anywhere. >> the cat has been overfed. >> that's the laziest cat i've ever seen in my life. >> the cat is like, i don't even want to get up to play. >> not lazy, just bored. >> pathetic life. >> batter up. eric the electric is up. last time we saw him he was eating that nine pound burger challenge. what are we doing up? >> the batter up pancake challenge. four and a half pounds of pancake and a ten egg omelet on tom and i think that's it. >> just four pounds of pan

i'm not ashamed of anything robby wrote. he celebrates all aspects of who i.n. >> among the reaction pouring in today plus size mollities holiday stop giving men trophies for doing the bear minimum so the conversation continues. please let us know what you think on my facebook page. >>> toddlers and tantrums an ancient enigma yet to be cracked the melt downs that strike when least expected and last what seem to be a very loud, very dramatic lifetime and now in solidarity parents joining the conversation about all of it uniting on social media as survivors of toddler mania. there's a new instagram account called that period life when real tantrums play out in realtime. you see the guy right there with the cupcake. it was his birthday and they gave him a cupcake and he cried about it. the little one right there in the white shirt her parents made her wear one. oh, my gosh. this one holding a popsicle and yes, it's too cold. he's melting. this little girl wants her mother's hot dog put back together after mom took a bite out of it. oh, yeah, i've been there. and