st. andrews. it has the ruins of an ancient castle. and it's home to one of the oldest english-speaking universities in the world. but the town owes its international fame to a game. in 1457, king james ii was angry that instead of practicing for war, his nobles were playing a game where they hit a ball with a stick. it was the game of golf. while there's some dispute as to exactly when and where golf was invented, there's no dispute that st. andrew's is considered the home of modern golf. there are no fewer than seven golf courses here. while there have been various games where a rock or pebble is hit with a stick, the scots get credit for making one indispensable addition, the hole. by the way, there's no truth to the claim that golf originally stood for gentlemen only, ladies forbidden. some of the greatest golfers have been female. in fact, over the years, teen kids news has often reported on golf phenom, michelle wei. - [cody] michelle is a member of a new league of young players who are shaking up the golf world. - she made histo

st. andrew, they are praying for one of their own. >> we just kept hoping and pray i ing. >> but finding the right prayer for the boy he. baptized has been a chalk. >> you pray for someone who is sick or died. and not knowing what really has happened. >> he described the teen as shy. >> they were at the site. i think every day for most of the day until late in the evening. so i went to visit is at the house and they weren't there. >> he ha h a smile that would hug you. >> bill remembers his colleague as warm and friendly. and like family. >> we kind of had like a big brother/little brother relationship, he and i. i never had a little brother. it was tough when he was take b from us. >> he says they are praying for all the families of the four who b wept missing. in bucks county, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> back now to our first alert weather. the severe storms in our area. you see them coming over the area on first alert radar. >> let's get over to meteorologist glenn schwartz. >> you see those it areas in red. extending up to 30 to 40,000. these are powerful storms. they are still

st. andrews church, so you can see the name on top. >> al-qasimi is minister of tolerance in the united arabemirates. she's a practising muslim, but has sought to reach out to members of other religions. here she's meeting with christian leaders, and not for the first time. >> i've travelled with some of the priests and the reverends from here to the vatican together. we went to national prayer in washington, dc, and we went to sheikh al-azhar as a visit with reverend andy here. and the idea is to say that we all are people. >> tolerance, she sasays, begis in eveveryday lifefe -- by talg to each other, by listening, and by understanding. and trying to o give others a sense ofof belonging. >> we've really experienced this in our church. the different religions get along peacefully, living side by side. i'd like to see more of this back home in germany and switzerland. there have b been someme god initiativeves, but w we could n a lot from here. >> it's certainly a far cry from what we've heard from al qasimi's critics -- that her meetings are just window dressing for an authoritarian state. t

in fact things are going so well that president putin gave president xi a medal, the order of st andrew is russia's highest state award. let's hear again from olga ivshina from bbc russian, and vincent ni from the bbc chinese service. there is a bit of a bromance going on. russia has huge influence in china. he still remembers the russian literature and russian songs and it is a phenomenon across china. my and it is a phenomenon across china. my father's generation still remembers a famous novel which was widely read in the country back then. but the younger generation probably have chosen a different path. we started to learn english rather than russian when we were growing up. for vladimir putin it is important to alter this tendency if it is possible at the moment. that is why one of the agreements signed was about chinese and russian cartoons, so russia would launch 54 series of kids' cartoon in chinese, the adventures of a rabbit and a panda. they are trying to introduce soft power. a lot of chinese tourists are coming to russia at the moment and moscow wants to boost that. vladimi

not all of scotland's this weather watcher picture from st andrews shows a fine scene today.going to move further south as we go through the rest of the weekend. 0vernight more of northern scotla nd weekend. 0vernight more of northern scotland seeing the rain. it is a slow process. elsewhere increasing cloud. the odd light shower conferred. some hill fog. a fresher feeling dave restore the breadth of the uk. humidity increases overnight. into tomorrow, into the central belt, three southern scotland, pushing through northern ireland, the rain is patchy. it is coming and going. maybe if you have your bursts. northern scotland brightening up, just the odd passing shower. it will be a cooler, cloudy day across large breadth of scotland and northern ireland, compared with what we have the moment. still some sunshine in northern england, sunny spells elsewhere in england wales. a chance of one or two showers any time during the day, but those are developed through parts of the muslims into east anglia. late afternoon into the evening. it could be heavy and possibly thundery. very h

st. andrews before leaving for the g20 summit in hamburg, germany.'s listen and then we'll have a talk. >> i think as we talk about our relationship with russia previously and we i think characterize it as being at a very low point, we have been engaged with russia for some time now to identify areas that we should have mutual interest in. syria is certainly one that is a very complex situation in terms of how we transition from the conclusion of a successful effort to defeat isis, destabilizing syria so we can begin what will no doubt be a lengthy process of political solutions that will lead to the future for syrians and syrian people. i think the important aspect of this is that this is where we have begun an effort to begin to rebuild confidence between ourselves and russia at the milita military-to-military level but also at the diplomatic level. we hope that this is going to be the beginning of other important areas that need to be addressed in order to strengthen our relationship. but we're at the very beginning and i would say at this point i

we're a 19 years on from the good friday agreement, and ten years on from the st andrews agreement. issues have been addressed by the assembly. they oppose rights for irish language speakers. ethnic minorities and women. they oppose the rights of lesbian and gay citizens to equal marriage. and in doing all of this, they are emboldened by their alliance with the british government, which has taken initiative in its own interests, and against the interests of what needs to happen in this part of ireland. the institutions, if they are to be reformed, have to be based on respect and equality. that was the basis on which they were formed in the first place. and that's the basis, the only basis on which they can survive. a short while ago, our correspondent at stormont chris buckler gave us this update on the negotiations. last thursday was the final deadline for negotiations. the parties are back and they are talking again inside stormont castle. but that it seems to be making much difference. we heard from sinn fein a short time ago and they said there had been much progress. when i ask

blue skies and sunshine, bit cloudy across northern and eastern parts, this picture coming from st andrews of rain will roll its way in during the early hours of the morning, turning wet and windy, further east it's going to be dry and bright. let's look at wednesday morning, quite a damp one with soggy rush—hour across much of wales in south—west england, lots of spray on the road. south—east england, east anglia, the worst lincolnshire sunny steals to start the day could we will all see the arrival of the rain at some point in the day with low pressure in charge and that will push this weather front west east across all of the country. as the rain makes its way further east it will turn lighter, more patchy across the south—east, then we see a return to sunny spells and a few scattered showers heading in from the west so brightening up and still quite blustery, around 18—21d but feeling cooler when you are exposed to the breeze. moving through into thursday, low pressure remains in charge, quite tight isobars, blustery winds circulating around the low pressure, perhaps more persistent ra

we are 19 years on from the good friday agreement, ten years on from the st andrews agreement, the dupand women. they oppose the rights of lesbian and gay citizens to equal marriage and in doing all of this they are emboldened by their alliance with the british government, which has taken that initiative in its own interest and against the interest of what needs to happen in this part of ireland. so the institutions, if they are to be reformed, have to be based on respect and equality, that was the basis in which they were formed in the first place and it is the only basis in which they can survive. not very positive mood music there. let's take you straight to the house of commons where the business and energy secretary, greg clark, is taking questions on those proposals for an energy price cap. a test of whether the regulators changes go far enough, i remain prepared to legislate if they do not, andl prepared to legislate if they do not, and i hope that such legislation would command wide support across the house. dr alan whitehead. does he recall that during the election his party p

we have reached a wide range of understanding it is a great honor for me to receive the order of st andrew the apostle of the first gold which was awarded to me by president putin. i will sincerely. uphold. the if spirit of friendship i mean but when i took countries we have signed and made public. it has been people's republic of china and the russian federation is going to turn statement on further deepen name call for strategic partnership and interaction relations and general statements all of p.r.c. and russian federation on important issues of international and regional level we have approved b.r.c. and russian federation good neighboring and friendly cooperation and realisation plan from two thousand and seventeen to two thousand and twenty. and the foreign ministers of the two countries signed and made public by the russian joint statement on the nuclear problem of korean filin peninsular. the relevant authorities and enterprises off the two countries have also signed a great number of full cooperation documents which which means that their visit had to fruitful results and then di

this team are from the university of st andrews, and they are investigating how birds use tools and theopments are happening, what might happen in the future. now, there are exhibitors from right across the uk here. taking a look over here, you can see some footprints, pictures of a dinosaur, that gives you a clue into some of the filming i have been doing to see what scientists here are hoping to discover, and how it might help us all in the future. for the purposes of this report, i ama for the purposes of this report, i am a criminal fleeing for the purposes of this report, i am a criminalfleeing a crime scene. police and forensics teams arrive looking for clues. but thanks to a new project at bournemouth university, my footprints will reveal more about me than ever before. so what we are doing here is known as photogrammetry. it is recording with a normal camera 20 or 30 images of a single footprint to build a 3—d model of the footprint that we are interested in. this is how the footprint is recorded. you can even flip it underneath. ok, so here is my shoe, then, that is the image o

andrews, upper 80's from leesburg, luray at 86. this onets of rain, little batch in southern maryland, across northern neck, over st.rge's island, moving to the east southeast. and watching this broken line from hagerstown, chambersburg, gettysburg. all models say this fills out as it drifts out. we are anticipating drier air, the dew point was in the 70's yesterday. now we are the mid-50's. with the dew point is in the mid-50's, that is the pleasant category. get out and enjoy the pleasant humidity on a july night, not something we get very often. something fun to do, harry potter this week, the 20th anniversary. wow. they are showing the film with the national symphony orchestra pulling the music at wolf trap, should be great. we slip into the 60's tomorrow morning, 87 tomorrow. without the humidity it will be great. put on the sunscreen. nats taking on the braves tomorrow, 85 at first pitch. 1:45 game, should be gorgeous, just ring sunshades. on thear 90 degrees come hotter side, but the humidity remains in check briefly. once we get to tuesday, we are in the mid-90's, wednesday and thursday as well. each afterno