one of ronnie's favorite pasttimes, watching the simpsons.yep, nothing like a little comedy show, and a little laughter when you have a heavy heart. the family says when you've been given only short time left to live, it is all about living each day to its absolute full else. soaking up the little things that make you so happy. and while the safety and efficacy of ronnie's treatment still has not been proven to work, it is offering something the fda doesn't test for, hope i love that. if you have any other story ideas you can always sends them my ways, guys, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. and up next, celebrating a milestone. >> watch as this baby panda gets a checkup to >> breaking news into our news room. chopper three is live over a crash involving a septa bus in philadelphia's east mt. airy neighborhood. authorities say the bus and a car collided around 11:30 on stenton and east goring he is lane, 23 people on the bus, one in the car went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> meanwhile coming up later today on "eyewi

ronnie. ronnie is not with us this morning. ronnie would have been our last caller this morning, we're theing ready to take you to september energy and natural resources committee, a hearing andy to examine the federal nonfederal collaboration to reduce wildfire risk to enhance es and firefighting safety and effectiveness. that getting ready to start in few minutes and we'll see 7u back here tomorrow morning a.m., 4 a.m. pacific. in the meantime, have a great thursday.

the sounds of ronnie padilla going through his daily mixed martial arts training. is still awaiting sentencing on five charges of assault with a weapon and one for attempted murder. >> sometimes inmates can be here for many years by the time their cases are settled. it's not necessarily out of the ordinary that padilla has been here for such a long period of time. it's mainly because of the court system. it takes time to go through. their lawyers might push back court dates. they can use that time to their advantage so they can defend their client better. >> despite the rugged exterior he's built up while living here, padilla says the relentless isolation has taken its toll. >> it's hard to be in here by myself. sometimes i feel like the time goes slow. sometimes we lost everything when it comes to jail. >> padilla says the most significant of those losses is not being there for his three young children. >> they feel like they lost me. they crying. daddy, when you get out? all the time they ask me questions like that. it broke my heart. i don't know how to answer t

that's way more racist. >> trevor: sorry, ronny. why are you dressed like that?ed, trevor. it's part of my idea that what we should do in afghanistan is send in a private mercenary army overseen by a viceroy. this is not a crazy idea. you should know steve bannon actually pitched this idea. >> trevor: if steve bannon pitched it, (bleep) out of here, doesn't explain why you're dressed like michael jackson on a tuesday. >> obviously in this situation i would be the viceroy. >> trevor: why you? do you have any viceroy experience. >> pretty good at eating grapes fed to me by a southern boy. >> trevor: how would you know you were good at that? >> how do you eat grapes? >> trevor: this is going nowhere. >> wait, wait, wait. okay, you know what? i got it. maybe we have been thinking about this all wrong. you know, instead of leading afghanistan on, let's make a commitment and quit pretending we're ever going to leave. you know, america has spent 16 years in afghanistan. we spent a trillion bucks on it, but let's be real -- we're in this thing for life. why not make an h

one gave ronnie some pizza which he immediately got into.oman dropped off several bags of food. that's one thing the guys agree on people have been nice to th them. >> have a good day. >> mostly there are others. >> get a job like the west of us. >> reporter: police are right. panhandling is illegal and both have written up news russ times. mike and ronnie aren't hiding big bags of money anywhere unless something changes for them there they'll be ducking the cops and hoping for some help. i'm hank and that's my take. now your fox 29 weather authority. taking a life look now over ben franklin parkway in philadelph philadelphia. >> clearing out after some scattered storms earlier today. meteorologist mike masco joining us nouse with a look at the forecast and tomorrow looking like winner, mike. >> it will be winner especially around the beaches a lot of tweets coming in saying what's the deal with the clouds. they're going gone tomorrow i promise. still holding on to southeast wind that's why it's foggy as we look out towards our camera. we lo

one gave ronnie some pizza which he immediately got into.r woman dropped off several bags of food. that's one thing the guys agree people have been nice to them. mostly. there are others. >> get a job like the rest of you. >> police are right panhandling is illegal in both have been written up numerous times. mike and ronnie aren't hiding any big bags of money anywhere. unless something changes for them there they'll be duckin dug the cops and hoping for some help. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >> you sigh the guy in the truck honking and yelling at them. there put for the grace of god go i. >> you never know what someone is going through. >> every prom night of course is special but this, it's so much more. dozens of kids with disabilities and a night they will never forget. >> love it. also ahead money, who doesn't what happened more money? we're talking lots of money here. $650 million. find out if you're the next millionaire right here on fox 29. look what i have in my hot little hands. >> got the winning ticket. >> i do. >> i hope so.

one gave ronnie some pizza which he immediately got into.er woman dropped off several bags of food. that's one thing the guys agree on. people have been nice to them. >> have a good day. >> reporter: mostly. there are others. >> get a job like the rest of us. >> reporter: police are right. panhandling is illegal in both have been written up numerous times. mike and ronnie aren't hiding big bags of money anywhere unless something changes for them there they'll be ducking the cops and hoping for some help. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> leave it up to the individual you never know what someone is going through. >> that's exactly right. all right. >>> you know tighe sky fox over qvc headquarters in west chester. a former director at the network faces charges of defrauding the company out of a more than million dollars. prosecutors say james if i was could you ski duped the company with spa treatments and travel for himself his friends. he is not commenting. >>> here we go. eagles flying high the wait to see eagles football it is over. the b

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that's ronnie's story. >> all of a sudden he collapsed on january 7, 2016. >> reporter: ronnie was a normal active kid when last year he developed a rare and aggressive brain tumor. he was given radiation, but doctors said it was no use. >> they said he had no time and this is it and there is no treatment, there is no surgery, there is no radiation, nothing we can do. >> reporter: but ronnie recovered enough to walk and go to school again and began doing bucket list things and even got a letter from president obama. but then this january, his condition declined rapidly and he lost his speech and use of his hands and feet. again, doctors said it was over, so they turned to an experimental program in mexico that administers a secret mix of drugs that are not even revealed to the parents. >> so that was a little bit kind of unsettling saying we don't know what's going on in there, but the thing is, this is the only hope we had. he didn't qualify for anything else. >> reporter: ronnie has completed three therapies so far. he still can't walk or talk but he can watch the simpsons again be

ronnie beggs, also want to thank james carrick. thank you very much for your insights >>> here are the results of our trader poll this week. what workplace change do you want to see the most it was a pretty close race the most popular choice was less time in the car, train, bus or on the bike that ties in well with the discussion we had a shorter commute into work is desired by 30% of all voters a quarter percent want fewer e-mails clogging in their in box, more would like to spend less time in meetings, and getting a new boss was the least popular popular option yesterday was another down day for u.s. equity markets. stocks falling on those comments from donald trump who did not roll back at all, he say the the previous statements on north korea may not have been tough enough dow is on track for the worst week since march we are seeing more down side even today the dow jones set to fall by six points the s&p seen off by five points. when it comes to european equity markets, a sea of red. the ftse 100 off, the xetra dax losing a ha

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>> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody. we'll be right back! we'll be right back!.. i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said $30. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the pizza-ordering fee and the dog-sitting fee... and the rummage through your closet fee. are those my heels? yeah! yeah, we're the same size...in shoes. with t-mobile taxes and fees are already included, so you get four lines of unlimited for just $40 bucks each. for a limited time save 300 dollars on the amazing iphone 7. play hardrd work hard play hard work work work relax harder with the real ginger taste of canada dry. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a nobel prize-winning climate change activist who has a new documentary "an inconvenient sequel: truth to power." >> i want to show you some of the areas that used to be like this that now we've raised roads, put in pumps and seen dramatic results. >> what level of sea level rise is this designed to protect against? >> we're building in about a foot of sea level rise, and i'm sure the projections will go

just ask running the docker —— ronnie the docker. leaders. likely?he docketm is going to be hard, i think. do you think they want to punish the uk? no. maybe they want security for the next guy, otherwise if you play it well, another country will say, oh, it is not bad to leave the eu. and one of the hardest to convince will be the irish taoiseach. when brexit threatens to drive a wedge between north and south, or between britain and ireland, we need to build more bridges and fewer borders. the irish say they can't accept anything that brings any kind of border back to the island of ireland. this isjust the island of ireland. this isjust the start. the uk's reflections on what it once in the future. pleasing eve ryo ne what it once in the future. pleasing everyone at home, in antwerp and elsewhere will not be easy, and the eu doesn't even want to stop talking about this until other issues are settled first. adam fleming, bbc news, antwerp. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is in westminster. so why‘s the government pushing this idea now? i think

because this is the doctors bag that travels with you when you go on air force one, so we have doctor ronnie jackson, your doctor here that usually takes care of you. we now are able to bring this doctors bag into the home of our veterans, our nurse practitioners, practitioners are able to use this technology now, the same technology available for the president of the united states and that is the way it should be because our veterans deserve that type of technology. i'm going to show you one or two other things. doctor neil evans over here one of our doctors will show you the eight video today that i talked about. here we are in oregon. , how are you? can you raise your hand? good. so, here we are in oregon on our mobile device and this is how we can use the va video connect. if we need to bring in a specialist from anywhere in the country in oregon we can. doctor, do you want to say hello >> good morning. thank you for your service. >> doctor watts is a specialist, internal medicine specialist in oregon and she is now connecting tube grants pass oregon, so we can get the expertise from any

ronny jackson, your doctor here that usually takes care of you, dr. jackson. and we now are able to bring this doctor's bag into the home of our veterans. our nurse practitioners, our technicians are able to use this type of technology now -- the same technology available to the president of the united states. and that's the way it should be, because our veterans deserve that type of technology. pres. trump: that's great. dr. shulkin: now, i'm going to show you just one or two other things. dr. neil evans over here, one of our doctors, is going to show you va video connect that i talked about. so here we are in grants pass, oregon. hi, mr. amescua, how are you? can you raise your hand? good. so here we are in grants pass, oregon on our mobile device, and this is how we can use va video connect. but watch this, mr. president. if we need to bring in a specialist from anywhere in the country into grants pass, oregon, we can. so dr. brook watts. do you want to say hello, dr. watts? dr. watts: good morning, dr. shulkin. good morning, mr. president. and good morning

. >> before it crashed into an unoccupied train had 69 street transportation center ronnie witnessed something that made him pause. zbli almost waited for the next train and we got to the terminal. i stood up to get to my bus on time and smack. hit the other trolley. >> more than 40 people were hurt. the collision came to a shock to other commuters who use the line every day. >> in february we had a collision at the same station. >> reporter: they say they are automatic train control which automatically slows or stops the train if the engineer fails to comply with speed restrictions. it is not capable of enforcing speed restrictions on curves or stopping a train if the engineer fails to do so. riders want to see more safety solutions. the mayor says they are working to see if an up dwrad in technology could help prevent accidents like these in the future. >>. >> i'll be seeing if we can do something for the safety. >> reporter: as we come back out here live it will depart from 69th street transportation center at the top of every hour and then every 20 minutes after that. i'll be bac

ronnie jackson usually takes care of you here. we're now able to bring this doctor's bag into the home of our veterans, nurse practitioners, technicians are able to use this technology. the same technology available to the president of the united states. that is the way it should be because our veterans deserve that kind of technology. i'm going to show you one or two other things. dr. neil evans here is going to show you v.a. video connect that i talked about. here we are in grand pass, oregon. hi, how are you? can you raise your hand? good. here we are in grand pass, oregon on our mobile device and this is how we can use v.a. video connect. if we need to bring in a specialist from anywhere in the country to oregon, we can. dr. brooke watts, want to say hello? >> good morning. good morning, mr. president. sec. shulkin: dr. watts is an internal medicine specialist in cleveland, oregon. she is now connected in. we can get the expertise from anywhere in the country immediately. thank you very much. so, mr. president, this is how we

but safely through to the last 16 is five—time world champion ronnie o‘sullivan.ormer world champion graham dot in the next round. that‘s all from sportsday. more from the bbc sport centre later. now it‘s time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are journalist and author sarfraz manzoor and laura hughes, political correspondent at the daily telegraph. for whom this is going to be quite an education. welcome to you both. tomorrow‘s front pages then. the daily mail dedicates its front page to sir bruce forsyth who has died aged 89. the paper says he had been unwell and died with his family at his side. the daily express also gives a full page to sir bruce. the sun called him the best—loved telly legend. the mirror alsojoins in commemorations for the entertainer dedicating seven pages in this edition to his legacy. the telegraph has a tribute but leads with the attacks in barcelona saying spanish security services have begun an extensive manhunt for the rem

but safely through to the last 16 is five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan.ill play another former world champion graham dot in the next round. that's it for now. good evening. reasonable weather coming up this weekend. not com pletely coming up this weekend. not completely dry for everyone but there will be showers around. a better chance of dodging them than the last few days. the north—west of scotla nd the last few days. the north—west of scotland had weather fronts moving on overnight, bringing cloudy weather and showers. gusty winds around as well. as the day goes on a couple of showers across northern ireland, england and wales, but with big gaps in between you have a chance of sailing through those gaps and staying dry. temperatures between 18— 21 and feeling warmer than today across the north—east of scotla nd than today across the north—east of scotland in particular. tomorrow night, further showers expected across the north of scotland. as we go through sunday, a reasonable day of weather. a lot of us having dry weather with sunshine. turning cloud

ronnie 0'sullivan has been knocked out of the china championship — suffering a surprise quarter finalr mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the draw. he rattled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. there is more on the website, plenty of reaction to chelsea beating spurs at wembley, for now that's all from us. at wembley, for now that's all from us. next it's the film review. the film directed by stanley tucci. and let's start with final portrait. i'm a massive stanley tucci fan as an actor. i know he's directed a few films before. i must confess i don't think i've seen any of them looking at the list. how does this work—out? there was a one called big night where he played a restaurant

ronny, overweight rating on mylan, $52 price target. how long do you stick? it seems like a lot of things telegraphed from the generic industry indicate that pricing is going to be lower for longer. mylan saying it today, and heather is out, basically, it sounds as if she's saying that the industries at an inflection point in it's time, the sector should be rerated. >> that's correct. so what we are seeing here is a general decline in commodity generic prices in the united states the u.s. is directly had pretty decent prices when generic went out and the prices are coming down to commodity as the essentially buying chain and consolidated the thing about mylan, they buy 50% of their operating profits are made outside of the united states they have a wave of potential products which will allow them to sustain the onslaught and just the way my numbers work given how far the stock went down, there's more upside than downside even under assumption of continued pricing pressure, which is what i expect what will kill mylan, or my thesis of mylan would be they could

colonel ronnie raymer, thank you for participating this morning. >> thank you.the city of houston shut down, how quickly can houston bounce back? ryan brandenberg, chair of the finance at kings college. people forget, the houston is still recovering from the oil bust for the price of oil going down. houston is responsible for third at texas health but and attend the national economic output. how this area be affected? >> you know that. houston is a very big deal in the texas economy. houston is so strategic and reasserted underestimate that sometimes, but we see that come out whether you about shipping, trucking for air or canticles the oil refining, about going on down in houston. in the near term i expect this disruption to be very significant coupled with the fact people are being displaced and they can get into their place of employment. you will see some effects for two to three weeks at least. the good news is houston is on the upswing. they have been recovering. a lot of capital pouring into houston. so i do expect a disruption to be severe, but i also ex

ronnie o'sullivan has been knocked out of the china championship — suffering a surprise quarter finalby belgian youngster luca brecel. after mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the draw. he rattled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. more sport at around quarter past eight. readers of alanjudd's spy stories first met charles thoroughgood when he was in the army, then when he was a trainee in the secret service, but now a few years on, he's become chief of mi6. he's top dog, but whitehall doesn't work quite like that. in deep blue, thoroughgood spends almost as much time fighting the bureaucracy around him and his rivals as the people who are trying to steal something important and dang

they brought des, little ronnie, bruce and myself on together, its the only time the four of us haveked together, and it went well, thank goodness, but it was the finale that was wonderful because we walked down together, the four. i said as we were coming on, let's enjoyed this boys, because we will never do this again, let's take our time and the walk down for the four of us, we got a standing ovation from the audience and it was wonderful and we were coming off, and he said to me, i enjoyed that, and he said to me, i enjoyed that, andi and he said to me, i enjoyed that, and i said, so did i. then we went and i said, so did i. then we went and had a drink and we had a laugh. we have heard so much and we have talked so much about his career and his professionalism. i'd love to talk to you a little bit more, if i can,jimmy tarbuck, talk to you a little bit more, if i can, jimmy tarbuck, about the golfing. you mentioned moaning, and i'm trying to get to the heart of what he was like when he wasn't working. tell us a little bit more about that because it seems to me a good chunk of tim

ronnie wood is opening up about his cancer diagnosis. rolling stones guitarist said he thought he was given a death sentence when doctors found a lesion on his lung three months ago. the good news is the doctors called the cancer early and removed the growth before could spread. yearar-old wood quit last after his daughters were born. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. let's meet at a sleep number store. kimberly: we think this is an ingenious way to avoid fines for paying for overdue books. finess read off your day at the library. every 15 minutes that the kids

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iranian president is on ronnie --rouhani one step impose sanctions.hey wanted to revive the program within hours. this, despite a 2015 deal with world powers that limited c sarad wawait and see what actions the u.s. takes in the region first. u.s. defends sigrid -- secretary jim mattis said the u.s. would intercept any missiles going to guam, and any attack on the island would be considered a declaration of war. joining us now for more analysis from vienna, the former head of verification and security policy coordination at the international atomic energy agency. thank you for being with us. the threat of a missile launch near guam has been one of kim jong-un's most serious provocations. do think he is backing down now, and if so, why? [indiscernible] >> i i do not think k it is a mr of backiking down. i i think north koreaea was issg threats to attttract attention than response from thehe u.s. side. some h have misistakenly perceid thisis to be a backing d down. ifif you look at thehe statement from the dprk, they're waiting to see how the u.s. will

. >>> later this morning on "today," rolling stones legend ronnie wood opens up about his battle withg cancer. that's this morning on "today." >>> while the vice president and his administration aides fight off rumors of a 2020 shadow campaign, the president will be behind the scenes at work, just not at the white house. for more, kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: it is vacation time here in new jersey, where the president is spending his longest period of time away from the white house since he took office. he's done lots of weekends at his own properties here and in florida, but this is a total of 17 days. there are construction projects back at the white house, work going on there to renovate and upgrade. officials say there's work going on here too, that he will this week be holding meetings with senior strategists, his national security team, and plans to invite lawmakers here. as the president is behind the scenes at least behind the scenes at his own property, there is always the question of the russia investigation. sop of his top officials are saying they're fully cooperating wit

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. >> she is raising a fifth child, a boy named ronny that just turned 1.in town. it's estimated that due in large part to the opioid catastrophe at least 2.5 million children nationwide are being raised by grandparents or other relatives. but some had no relatives that will take them in and go directly to foster care. mike is ohio's attorney general. >> we think 50% of the kids in foster care in ohio are there because one or both parents are drug addicts. >> reporter: 14,000 children are in agency custody statewide up 14% in five years. caseworkers are stressed to the limit. >> we're removing 1 to 3 infants a month born addicted to drugs. the infant mothers a lot of them we never see again. they never come to visit. they just leave their child and continue on with their addiction. >> you have been doing this for 26 years. is the current situation the worst you have ever seen it? >> yes. >> reporter: suzanne valley agrees this is not a gathering storm, the storm is upon us. >> i do foster care but it's not enough because of so many kids that need somebody.

it is a son and a father, they are you ronnie americans -- irani americans. conditions,terrible 20 year veteran of unicef and he went back to iran with his wife to retire. them.e son was visiting he got detained at the airport, question for a number of months and arrested in october of 2015. obamaresident instructed to release hostages, they were left behind. secretary kerry -- the foreign minister of the ron, that he be released in a few weeks, but rather than releasing them, the father was arrested. both of them have 10 year sentences in prison for allegedly collaborating with the enemy, the united states. neither of them have done anything wrong of any kind. contain,arbitrarily both in terrible conditions. these are people held hostage by iran as leverage for the united states government. host: we are talking to jared genser, author of "freedom now" talking about what happens when americans are held in rogue nations. republicans can call 202-748-8001, democrats, 202-748-8000 and independence can call 202-748-8002. if you have had an experience like this, w

protesters dressed in black through smoke bombs and firecrackers at police who tried to separate the two ronnies the second was a planned right wing event against the moderate policies of the canadian government some of the counter protesters shouted insults at the demonstrators. a minor scuffles have also broken out in california after a while america first rally was outnumbered by left wing counter protesters. the counter protesters planned their rally the day before the america first event but still showed up their demo the next evening one hundred police officers were on standby to protect to prevent violence rather three people were arrested at the scene tensions between america's right and left wing activists have been increasing following the violence in charlottesville or near nancy rammed his car into a crowd of protesters. now what efforts to remove that's used to confederate officers regarded by some as symbolizing racism have taken place across america throughout this week right when protesters have faced off with left wingers often resulting in clashes and arrests. in the meantime a

passenger ronnie described to us a very disturbing scene. >> my face hit the wall, put a big hole in the wall, i went straight down, i blacked out. >> there is blood everywhere, the driver is all banged up. this one girl bleeding out of her face pretty bad. >> despite this major incident , septa tells us the norristown high-speed line is running regularly. the trains are running. but for passengers to expect delays. we're stale out here, continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. but for now live from 69th street station, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. let's get check on how the overnight accident may affect your morning commute. >> for more on that, here's meisha johnson, traffic report er. >> we just turned the bumm being of it from trang. just to recap where we are right now, yes, we have the accident involving two norristown high-speed line trains at the 69th street terminals, trang had pointed out around 12:15 a.m. so, 42 injured, all together, service is expected to resume. it is actually expected to resume right abou

ronnie complained the ill fated train raced through two stops overnight before backing up to take on passengers. >> blue past. they never go past. they just stop and we get on and go. but it blew past and had a to back up at gulph mills. same thing happened at bryn mawr. >> reporter: the ntsb says it's investigators are not all here yet when they all get here and the probe begins they'll look at the condition of the train. the condition of the track and the condition of the man behind the controls at that ill fated high speed train. in upper darby, jeff cole fox 29 news. lucy, back to you. >> thank you much, jeff. of course 69th street terminal was also the scene avenue crash in february. a septa market frankford line train derailed in rail yard when it crashed into a stopped train. the collision seriously injured one of the operators and ntsb investigation into that is still on-going. >>> now to our other big story today. we now know a bit more about how big bill cosby's indecent assault retrial will play out. the legendary entertainer was back in norristown courtroom this morning a

. >> reporter: she's raising a fifth child, a boy named ronny, who just turned one. his mother is an addict somewhere in town. it's estimated that due in large part to the opioid catastrophe, at least 2.5 million children nationwide are being raised by grandparents or other relatives, but some have no relatives who will take them in, and they go directly to foster care. mike dewine is ohio's attorney general. >> we think about 50% of the kids who are in foster care in ohio are there because one or both parents are, in fact, drug addicts. >> reporter: 14,000 children are in agency custody statewide, up 14% in five years. caseworkers are stressed to the limit. >> we're removing one to three infants a month that are born addicted to drugs. >> reporter: jill wright is executive director of children's services in adams county. >> these infant mothers, a lot of them we never see again. they never come to visit. they just leave their child and continue on with the addiction. >> reporter: you've been doing this for 26 years. is the current situation the worst you've ever see

ronnie o sullivan has blasted his way into the semi—finals of the china championship in guangzhou.es. the world's current top six have all already been knocked out of the tournament. great britain are in the team gold medal position after the second day of the european eventing championships in poland. after yesterday's dressage and today's cross country, nicola wilson is the best placed briton for an individual medal — she is in fourth place. the championships complete tomorrow with the show—jumping. mo farah will run his last track race on home soil tomorrow. he won world championship gold and silver in the 10,000 and 5,000 metres in london earlier this month. he will race over 3,000 metres in the birmingham grand prix, and as he leaves his track career behind — he says he wants to a have new perspective on his running. isaid i said that after the race, i want to switch off completely and going to switch off completely and going toa to switch off completely and going to a new vision, a new mind, and forget about what i've achieved. it's about learning about the event, understandi

. >>> and rolling stone's legend ronnie wood will be on the "today" show, opening up about his battleh lung cancer and his months long recovery. that's this morning on "today." >>> now to a bizarre story out of milan where police arrested a man they say drugged and kidnapped a young british model then tried to sell her on the dark web. matt bradley is in london with the developing details. tell us more about this chilling story. >> reporter: thanks, gigi. it certainly is a very bizarre story indeed. what we're seeing this morning are picture throughout the british press showing this young model who is coming out and describing her ordeal. the italian police have reported that this young woman reported for duty for a modeling job in milan and that she was bundled by two men into the back seat of a car, bound, gagged, drugged and taken to a village near the french border. now, it only gets stranger from here because six days later she was released because these men said that they were actually involved in a criminal syndicate and that it was against the code of honor of this syndicate t

but safely through to the last 16 is five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan.on graham dot in the next round. world record breaking race walker tom bosworth has told the bbc that he's met with fa chairman greg clarke to discuss why there's no openly gay pro footballers in the english game. bosworth told the bbc that clarke was the most important person to have on—side in football's fight against homophobia in football — but added that although coming out has really helped his career, it's important for every athlete to be allowed to approach the issue on their own terms. i felt like it was very much that they almost wanted to create a gay day and have a few footballers come out altogether. what i said was this is such an individual situation for every single one of them, the situation is going to be different, their relationship, they might not be in their relationship, they might not beina their relationship, they might not be in a relationship, there might be no need for them to come out. they might be playing in the premier league but the country they come f