enter, the stig. >> i have a crush on the stig. >> i think we could set a world record on this thing. so i've got the record adjudicator and stigy boy. >> he's got somebody there from guinness world records there because they think it's fast enough to break a world record. let's find out how fast this thing truly is. they're going to do two runs according to world repocord rul, they have to make two passes. they take the average. >> for those of you who don't want "top gear," stig tests everything around the tracks. he is the right guy for this. >> 107.390 miles per hour with the wind to the stig's back. now he's got to come back the other way. they know it's going to be slowing going into the wind. all they need a 93 miles an hour to average 100 miles an hour. that will get them the record. >> come on, stig. i believe in you. >> this is the convertible i've always wanted. >> oh! >> oh, my goodness. a 100 mile-an-hour dodge 'em. >> that's not fur the world record. thank you for another entertaining video. and don't forget to watch "top gear" on the bbc. >>> hi, i'm troy mcclure. i'm s

enter, the stig. >> i have a crush on the stig. >> i think we could set a world record on this thing. so i've got the record adjudicator and stigy boy. >> he's got somebody there from guinness world records there because they think it's fast enough to break a world record. let's find out how fast this thing truly is. they're going to do two runs according to world repocord rul, they have to make two passes. they take the average. >> for those of you who don't want "top gear,"

we do not know what kind of the stig missile test it was, what its purpose was.ready escalating. united states is pushing for tougher sanctions to try to curb the nuclear threat that north korea may pose. we will bring you more details later. we hope to speak to oui’ details later. we hope to speak to our correspondent in washington at 11 o'clock. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, editor of politics home and alex deane, a public affairs consultant. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. ‘cover—up let rogue surgeon play god' is the telegraph's headline after the conviction of ian paterson. the mirror calls paterson, the butcher surgeon, suggesting at least a thousand women could have affected. meanwhile, the mail asks why did the nhs fail to stop him. the paper also has an exclusive interview sergeant alexander blackman, known as marine a, who left jail earlier today. the ft leads on the figures showing the uk economy grew by less than was expected in the first three months of this

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. >>> new this morning, a very high-profile push to reduce the stig health issues that comes from lady gaga and prince william. >> the just released facetime conversation is part of the prince's mental health initiati initiative. it includes gaga suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder. >> there's a lot of shame attached to it. you feel like there's something wrong with you. i say, oh, my goodness look at all these beautiful, wonderful things i have and i should be so happy but it was like saying, this is a part of me and that's okay. >> the new video comes a day after prince william went public admitting he struggled with emotional turmoil for 20 years after the death of his mother. harry said he caught counseling at the recommendation of his older brother. >>> when we come back the desperate search for two experienced hikers in the grand canyon plus their ties to a popular outgore product company. >>> a family thought someone was breaking into their home. this was not a person. we got to show you what they found. it's an all nighter when are we even going to sleep? got a little

. >> need to remove the stig that around mental health. >> reporter: what would his mother think. >>the campaign and proud of us. she would be overwhelmed and hugely encouraged by the fact that the uk not knowing for wanting to talk about mental health issues has suddenly gotten to this point. >> helping to remove the stigma. >>> i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here at abc news, good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a finance system manager from englewood, new jersey... an attorney from greenwich, ohio... and our returning champion, a loan coordinator from chicago, illinois... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. champion for two days. wins close to $30,000 and has yet to come up with a correct response in final jeopardy!

. >> reporter: his campaign with his brother to end stigma around nt >> need to remove the stig thatorter: what would his mother think. >> i think she would be proud of the campaign and proud of us. she would be overwhelmed and hugely encouraged by the fact that the uk not knowing for wanting to talk about mental health issues has suddenly gotten to this point. >> helping to remove the stigma. >>> i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here at abc news, good night. welcome to "wheel" around the world. man: [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! [ cheers and applause ] -hi, everybody. thank you, jim. -thank you. you enjoy that walk? -i did. i did, too, for some reason. -well, it's over. -okay. hi! nice of you to show up here. first "toss up" comin' up. $1,000, what we'll give away. "on the map" is the category. vanna is all set, and here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] deanna. bangkok thailand. yeah, that's it. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> need to remove the stig that around mental health. >> reporter: what would his mother think. >>the campaign and proud of us. she would be overwhelmed and hugely encouraged by the fact that the uk not knowing for wanting to talk about mental health issues has suddenly gotten to this point. >> helping to remove the stigma. >>> i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here at abc news, good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 >> kori is not a terrorist, bus he is a racist and he's filled with hate. >> as you just saw on world news tonight, we're learning more today about the man who targeted white men in that shooting rampage in fresno and today we are also hearing from the suspect's father. good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. we're learning more about the people killed yesterday. laura anthony joins us live from fresno. laura? >> reporter: the time line for the rampage yesterday, they're now saying this suspect, kori muhammad fired 17 shots in all in a period of 3 1/2 minutes, killing those three me

i think the responsibility the new leader is not to stig my tiez on voters, but to try to understandtheir grievances are and how one can go about remedying some of these problems. i think this extends to all aspects, the question of security, the question of terror, the question of struggle with islam and so on and so forth that shared points of correlation in which the votes worked out on brexit and on the u.s. electoral landscape. >> caught us live in paris, thank you so much for the insight. obviously, we'll be looking to see what happens next month. still ahead here on "cnn newsroom." north korea has taken another american into custody and threatening to destroy u.s. warship. >> how these new provocation could make it harder to seal the nuclear intentions? we'll be back after this with more. washed up? never.times. l'oreal's new age perfect rosy tone moisturizer. increases cell renewal. boosts skin's rosy tone - instantly. new age perfect rosy tone from l'oreal paris. and we're still worth it. hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are

. >> i was stig playing in the dirt at 7 years old. >> look, look. >> look at me now. >> right. >> whatned? >> play in the dirt young and you end up with you guys. it's a good gig. it's fantastic. >> you make it sound like punishment. >> they do say it boosts your immune system when you play in the dirt young. i don't get sick, eun. a nice look at the weather if you're exercisinexercising, sleeves. dinner out. looking at heat. planning on dining outside for saturday, make sure you sit in the shade. 66 in the district, 60 dulles, 66 quantico. very mild morning. if you're walking the dog today, by the way if you need one to walk, this is billy bob available for adoption at the humane rescue. billy bob. you can head to their website for more information. by noon, 77 degrees. by 5 cluck p.m. temperatures around 83 degrees. it's going to be a warm day today. tomorrow near record highs. dulles, 87. a forecast high of 90 at bw marshall. tomorrow we'll see clouds afternoon. chance of an isolated thunderstorm possible because of how warm it's going to be. sunday we'll see more clouds around. low

stigging around, climbing into the 50s. a day to enjoy with family and friends. i hope you have your giant gear ready, but we have big changes on the way in the next seven days. as we head into wednesday, it starts getting rainy out there, and then we can expect to keep the rain as of now, the models are conflicting in terms of how long the rain is going to stick around, whether it's ending on thursday or if it will carry over into friday. we're going to keep a close eye on that, but all in all, enjoy today and tomorrow for that big home opener game. >> we will enjoy it. thanks. we want to show you day one is in the books for one of the biggest celebrations of asian traditions on the west coast. this is the scene in japan town yesterday. look at all those people. the 50th annual cherrim festival in san francisco. thousands of people enjoying japanese food,i iic music and cultural arts performances. chris chmura emceed the event. the festival does continue today and next weekend with the grand parade. nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the festival. thank goodness

they killed a taut —— tortoise named stig.d. it sounds horrendous —— pecked. there is a real problem, and people being properly harmed by seagulls. no chance you could feed them any of those things which are getting smaller, anyway. we returned to one of our top stories. very exciting and very productive — that is how president trump has described his first 100 days in office, at a rally to mark the occasion. he told supporters in pennsylvania that he was keeping one promise after another, and attacked journalists, dismissing their criticisms as "fake news". if the media'sjob is to be honest and tell the truth, then i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big, fat, failing grade. mr trump decided to hold a rally to celebrate his first 100 days instead of going to the annual white house correspondents' dinner. he is the first president to miss the event since ronald reagan, in1981, and mrtrump's absence was noted. we've got to address the elephant thatis we've got to address the elephant that is not in the ro

governments, they are not felt to be a party that you can't work with in a way that they still have that stigere in that circumstance, there would not be perhaps, he is not the pariya that you would think in that context. overthey really choose him le pen? men's chances would go up significantly if the choice were between those two. i think it is le pen -- it is hard for her to build a coalition. david: we talked here at bloomberg headquarters about the u.s. political parties. what happens to them in light over the last election results. let's look to france and see what's happening with the socialist party. are we seeing a reconfiguration >> i think it is exactly as stephanie says. no matter who comes out into this runoff in the next round. whether we look at whether it will matter in terms of forming a coalition, the kind of support it needs to govern is going to be perhaps less of an issue in france than we thought. we have seen it happen in the u.s. and the u.k.. are we seeing a fundamental restructuring or pivot that's happening with western democracies from the u.s., the u.k. and france

petersburg, a stig city, second biggest in russia, some 5 million within the city limits.uestion is who is responsible. stuart: and vladimir putin was in the city, but he's now out of the city. that's important. . ashley: out. stuart: a 18 point gain for the dow industrials, 14 minutes into the trading session. please, go back to amazon for a moment. another all-time high and now at 891 dollars per share. amazon. now this, the new york times says venezuela is failing because of populism? that's nonsense, e-mack. liz: it nonsense and they only mention bolivarism. currency controls, what's missing is $23 billion to $25 billion has been stolen from venezuela and it's in foreign, everseas accounts, which the venezuelan people need because they're in dire poverty. this blamed oil prices crashing, if that's true, canada would be crashing, too. it's a socialism form of government. the one and only time you you'll hear deafening silence in sean penn and bernie sanders. stuart: you got that in there, nice one. liz: the venezuelans say that it's socialism destroying their way of lif