>> lester stokes has just signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> stokes?his is story time request -- or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? no? okay. she's got some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> okay? you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee. and he's just written her a letter to tell her about story time. >> emilee, what's up, baby girl? i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that you will like it. are you being a good big sis

thank you, sir. >> stokes' first challenge will be getting situated.lace to stay for the night. >> there was one bar of energy on the cell phone when i was taken into custody. and i'm hoping there's enough juice on there to look up a couple of phone numbers, possibly get a ride tonight. nothing like the smell of a t-shirt coming out of the warehouse four months later, you know? >> how's it smelling? >> phenomenal. like freedom. i was toying with the idea of asking the deputy to let me keep the boots. but they're tight on finances here at the county right now. so -- thank you, sir. >> yes, sir, thank you. freedom. as i was sitting there in the release area, i thought to myself, that was the first time i had been alone in four months. four months you've got somebody around you within a five-foot space. >> all right. take that green slip up to the cashier. >> thank you, sir. that's all i got in the world, but it's something. thank you, sir. one more lock away. thank you, gentlemen. >> for the first time since he was taken into custody four months ago, sto

that wasjohn stokes, a tour guide ona that wasjohn stokes, a tour guide on a london bus when he saw all an account from an eyewitness of the attack, a man called girard and a warning that some viewers may find some of what he describes distressing. i walk up to london bridge, pass them bank and the next minute i saw a geezer on the floor saying he's been stabbed. his mate came back saying that someone stabbed his mate. next i saw guys with knives and stubbing a girl. i could not do nothing, mate. —— stabbing a girl. they attacked her and stabbed another guy. everybody run, they are terrorists! they are stabbing everyone! i followed run, they are terrorists! they are stabbing everyone! ifollowed them and went down towards borough market and went down towards borough market and then we got here and they started running in full they ran into the tavern, they stabbed a bouncer, they ran in all the pubs and bars, i cannot remember all of them but they were stabbing everyone. things were being thrown at them, i tried to help people but at them, i tried to help people but at them, i tried to h

why are we trying to take ourselves out when you're trying to stoke the base.doesn't seem to be doing as much good like poking them in the eye, at least they were in the other party. this is not strategically helpful and that's as mad as you'll see a midwestern senator get. he's saying it very nicely, but he's upset got this strategy because they're not getting these guys back and they're in for a pretty rough vote perhaps. >> you might stoke your base, but if you're telling your base that dean heller is the same as nancy pelosi, those folks aren't going to be stoked to go out and vo vote for him. >>> up next, it is washington gosp gospel, if anyone can get a senate health care deal, it's majority leader maritch mcconne. true? t happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. cal

the stoke goalkeeper available to face scotland and france three days later.me and i have the three lions back on my chest and bearing that shirt again which has a lwa ys bearing that shirt again which has always been an honour and a proud moment for me and my family. to be back after some difficult times is really good. and just thoroughly enjoying being back as looking forward to the week ahead. let's have a look at some of today's other football stories and arsenal have announced the signing of the bosnia—herzegovina international sead kolasinac from the bundesliga side schalke. the defender has joined on a free transfer with the deal set to run until 2022. southampton have asked the premier league to investigate liverpool for an alleged illegal approach for virgil van dijk. jurgen klopp has made the defender his top target this summer. and the manchester city and england women's captain steph houghton has agreed a new long—term contract with the club. she led city to a domestic title sweep last season. former rangers owner craig whyte has been cleared of a

he is still on the crease at the moment but ben stokes and himself involved in a bit ofan stokes andcation at in the square. stokes a bit frustrated with the way it has gone so far this morning to england. it bowl boating stole back to his mark at one point, ben stokes marched off to the boundary to be heckled somewhat by the bangladesh supporters who are here in huge numbers has to be said. england having really struggled, it is iqbal at the moment. moving to 300, if not beyond that. any score of 300 it will be difficult for england to respond now with that scoreboard pressure. not the best start. thank you. it looks like french winger antoine griezmann won't be going to manchester united — according to sources close to the club. it had been widely reported that united were making griezmann their top target this summer and were close to triggering the escape clause in his contract with atletico madrid. but it seems united have turned their attention away from the winger to concentrate on signing a main striker. their first test takes place this weekend but british & irish lions head

stokes it is on thejust one morgan and ben stokes.argely because of him england were well ahead. a mathematical victory was theirs. australia leave this tournament as they have spent much of it, watching they have spent much of it, watching the rain. two games in rugby league's super league this evening. catala ns dragons hosted huddersfield giants. and at seven o'clock, wakefield take on leeds. leeds are in fourth place at the moment, wakefield and fifth. he's jamaica's most famous sportsman, and this afternoon usain bolt will compete for the final time in his home country. bolt will retire after this summer's world championships in london, and jamaicans are preparing a memoarble send—off for him when he runs in the 100 metres at today's racers grand prix. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin‘s report from jamaica. i know there is going to be energy and it will be one big party and a bit emotional but i am definitely looking forward to it. for me, i am discovering out there open wide and a strike to

when morgan and ben stokes sta ble command. when morgan and ben stokes stable and strong indeed.eather set in. england are well ahead of the equation. mathematically, victory should be theirs. australia may lead this tournament as they have spent much of it, watching on. let's switch sports again. two games in rugby league's super league this evening. catalans dragons are hosting huddersfield giants right now. and at seven o'clock, wakefield take on leeds. he's jamaica's most famous sportsman, and this afternoon usain bolt will compete for the final time in his home country. bolt will retire after this summer's world championships in london, and jamaicans are preparing a memoarble send—off for him when he runs in the 100 metres at today's racers grand prix. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin's report from jamaica. 15 years ago, 15—year—old usain bolt made history here at the national stadium in kingston when he became the youngest athlete to win a world title. he would go on to be an icon of the sport and a face of the sport. winning records a

darren fletcher has signed for stoke city on a free transfer from west brom.s side, and will officially join on july 1st when his contract at the hawthorns expires. next to golf, and ryder cup star ian poulter has told the bbc he thinks families hold the key for golf to have a successful future. since the economic downturn, nearly ten years ago, participation had been steadily falling, but not anymore. recent research, suggests the number of people playing golf is starting to pick up with clubs around the country, targeting juniors, and women in particular. to boost participation. tom williams reports from stoke by nayland in suffolk. tea—time at the golf course. it has come a fairway from the stuffy image of the past. clubs are now making golf fan for the family. it's great to see the family interacting, we have grandfathers,

it wasjohn it was john stokes it wasjohn stokes speaking to my colleague.close to london bridge in borough market thatjust to remind you, if you arejust joining us, this is a major terror incident. it is being described as a potential terror attack by the prime minister theresa may. we know that a vehicle was driven at progestogens on london bridge at high speed and about 50 mph and a series of stabbings at borough market. is he now from july witnesses who saw a man being stabbed in borough high street. we were coming up to the entrance to the underground and we noticed people running towards us. we thought they were running for a bus. we looked up towards london bridge and we saw a lot of people standing and look across the road which made us look across the road as well. my husband witnessed a stabbing of a man who appeared to be standing outside a cafe. and then i saw two men, one who committed the stabbing, running down the street. i know for certain that one of them had a long implement in his hand and they ran towards the southwark tavern on the corne

stokes was one of several england players who are staying in london over the weekend. co nsta nt of this tournament has been a constant topic of conversation, we know that. eoin morgan, the captain, you may remember, back end of last year, decided he wouldn't go to bangladesh for security reasons. making those judgment is part and parcel of a modern cricketer‘s life, but as with this champions trophy morgan is sure it should go on. but as with this champions trophy morgan is sure it should go onlj feel it's huge. 0bviously terrorist activity happens for one reason and it's to obstruct people's everyday way of life, and for us to go about this tournament as if everything is 0k, although it is not quite, i think is very important. new zealand may think they have been harshly treated by the weather already in this tournament. match abandoned against australia when new zealand we re against australia when new zealand were ina against australia when new zealand were in a strong position, two years ago they walloped england in the world cup, but england are a different propo

parks and recreation, john stokes. councilmember, i did want to ask you, we have en program. where are some of these jobs? you mentioned 12,000 jobs. where are the young people going to be working? >> that's a wonderful thing about the program, is that young people can work almost anywhere. i've seen youth participate in arts and dance organizations where they help produce shows, and you see those shows at the end of the summer. and i see youth working in offices and, of course, in the council and in d.c. government, like with dpr. so, almost whatever you want to try, you can try through this program. >> and when you look at, you know, parks and rec, how important is it to -- how important is it -- do you see sort of an instance where if you get a young person into a program, they sort of come back summer after summer after summer? >> we have a phenomena at dpr known as rec baby. and it's really small ages and our camps, they go through the whole process. they come to us year after year after year, and become employees. they calm back a they come back and work for us. they th

a magnificent ben stokes' century helped england to victory over australia in the champions trophy.lding from jason roy. a brilliant piece of improvisation on the boundary. england chasing a reduced target, stokes finishing unbeaten on 102, as they won by a0 runs to knock australia out. beating a side like australia in a game where we've nothing to gain is a big step forward for us, because we have been one of the better sides around the world. and if we're being serious about competing in future tournaments, we need to win games of cricket like this. lewis hamilton said being presented with one of ayrton senna's helmets was better than any trophy, he equalled his hero's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix, clocking the fastest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was then stunned to be handed the helmet sent by senna's family — he said he was shaking at the honour. the women's french open final was a thriller yesterday with 20—year—old jelena 0stopenko beating simona halep over three sets. the latvian had been a set behind and three love down in the seco

john stokes was on london bridge on a bus when the attack happened.n golestani what he had seen. we were approaching london bridge with the bus and i was preparing the tourists on the bus to get their cameras out to get a photo of tower bridge from london bridge. as we were coming the bridge the driver and i noticed two taxis on the left—hand side and someone lying on the pavement. and we just assumed that perhaps that person may have been accidentally knocked over or something. as we continued along the bridge at a slow pace like we always do, we spotted another person lying on the pavement and we became a bit alarmed with that and then a third person and we started to think well, maybe it may have been a gang fight, because i know that area does have a few gangs. then when we saw a few more people lying down and people running up towards them we were quite concerned and eventually we had to stop the bus halfway across the bridge because the traffic had come to a stop. there were no police at the time we arrived. we are assuming it must have happened

. >>> president trump was criticized this weekend for stoking fears with the initial response to thedon terror attack. the president tweeted many things, including an attack on the mayor of london and seemed to be pushing his political agenda before showing compassion for the victims. we have cnn's joe johns live in washington. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the first public comments after the london attacks striking a somber tone in the tradition of other statements from other commander in chief in the aftermath of such attacks. mr. donald trump included a bold promise which has surface here in the u.s. he will do all that is necessary to keep it from spreading to our shores. >> we renew our resolve stronger than ever before to protect the united states and allies from the vile enemy that was waged war on life and has gone on too long. this bloodshed must end. this bloodshed will end. >> reporter: earlier over the weekend on twitter and reaction to the london attack, the president drew criticism in not being helpful in the circumstances. he seemed to use the attacks to promote t

although neighbors say they hear music from the church on sundays, it doesn't bother them.winscott stokes / isn't affected by church noisewe've been in gospel choirs, i mean we know what a good service is all about. but, my wife is probably more annoyed than i am. but i accept it, no problem. they're doing their thing. i'm not gonna stop them. it's a good thing. if they're happy, i'm happyat least one neighbor doesn't feel the same.he had too many years of it and he was probably a little tired of it. you know other people have different tolerance levels police say the jacket was a novelty item that was purchased online. as of right now, authorities say it doesn't appear that this act was in violation of any state or federal laws.the case will be transferred to the marin county district attorney's office.reporting live from san rafael. (pam) fewer than six arrests - amid the thousands of people celebrating in oakland after the warriors big n-b-a championship win over the cleveland cavaliers. police say, it all started when people began throwing rocks and bottles at officers during a sidesh

stokes was unbeaten on 102 when the rain ended play..n the semi finals. gregor townsend has enjoyed success in first match as scotland coach. they beat italy 34—13. playing in singapore, they ran in four tries in 11 minutes — two either side of half time. tim visser finished off finn russell's clever kick. ross ford — who had scored just one try in 107 previous internationals, then added two tries in quick succession. damien hoyland completed the scoring. scotland will play australia next saturday. it's a busy day of rugby union internationals. england are in sanjuan to face argentina in theirfirst test of the series. that match kicked off about 15 minutes ago. argentina have taken an early lead with a converted try. and ireland are in newjersey to take on the united states. that match begins at ten tonight. roland garros was treated to a memorable final of the women's french open this afternoon with the unseeded 20 year—old latvian jelena ostapenko beating simona halep. ostapenko, who had never won a tour title before today, lost the fi

we don't need to be stoking the firing through all these angry, hateful attack messages through the media. we need to sit back and listen. sadly the last gentleman, it is a democratic thing. i never heard too much threats coming from a republican or independent. host: do you think that incident like this is going to create less access for the public and their representative members of congress? caller: personally, i don't see any actions being taken because you're still going to have everything being stoked from the media on an outside thing. whether it be truthful or not. they are going to add their two cents because most of the media turn into an extended version of jerry springer. you don't get the news anymore. i pretty much tone out most of the news these days. host: brian waiting in silver spring, maryland. independent. good morning. we're watching the members of congress walk into that all member briefing, securing briefing in the wake of the shooting this morning. go ahead. caller: good morning, sir. thank you for taking me. i'm from africa and i look at it objectively. people hav

part to help stoke up the the. flames of the. partisanship i think during the campaign and of course the left as you mentioned is doing so the anarchists and other on campuses but i think people are responsible the politicians can affect i think you know what people see on t.v. but the wall holds individuals responsible for their actions and i think you know the shooting that we just had the guy was obviously very partisan and partisan democrat but he was also that's not the appropriate way to make your views are known and i think these incidents get in the media and i think they're somewhat overblown statistically you know we were talking before the show about terrorism being a very low probability event so are all these things school shootings shootings like we just had the riots on campus and that sort of thing but they get in the media and they're there overblown like where about ready for a civil war and i really don't think that's going to happen well you know one of the it's a thing that we just heard the example of the of

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a magnificent ben stokes century helped england to victory over australia in the champions trophy. the boundary as the aussies were restricted to 277 at a rainy edgbaston. england were chasing a reduced target and stokes finished unbeaten on 102 as they won by a0 ru ns unbeaten on 102 as they won by a0 runs and knocked australia out. lewis hamilton said being presented with one of ayrton senna's helmet was better than receiving a trophy. he equalled his hero's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix, clocking the fastest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was then stunned to be handed their helmets sent by ayrton senna's family. he said he was shaking at the honour. usain bolt said he was the most nervous he had ever been before a race as he ran his last 100 metres on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in thejamaican on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in the jamaican capital kingston watched as he won the salute a legend brace. the eight time olympic gold medallist will retire in august, after the world championships in london. that is all the spo

on the line isjenny from bbc radio stoke, bring it up to date?u is that it is two people trapped, one of them has been released. they have separated the investigation and the crane, so separated the investigation and the crane, so that means they can investigate what is happening. a number of residents concerned as you can imagine, there is plenty of housing around here. it happened on a building site. people could see what happened from their balconies, they were coming out and seeing what had gone an and i imagine would have heard what happened as well. residents have been telling me we can see a crane on the building site next to this pile of rubble, that's not actually the crane we believe that collapsed, but it is helping, it is lifting the crane which debt collapse. two people trapped, one person has been released and taken to hospital and the driver also airlifted to hospital is the latest. so this crane was working on a building site at the time? that's right, it was next to, it'sjust building site at the time? that's right, it was next t

divisions that may have been deepened on the campaign trail and on social media, stoking unrest and a spade of violent acts, including two years ago in charleston. nine people killed at a predominantly african-american chu activists killing three people at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. >> people have to learn how to be civil and respectful with people who hold different views. >> reporter: many are now looking to our leaders to soften their tone. president trump called for unity in the wake of the latest shooting. he's shied away from angry discourse. >> knock the crap out of them, will you? >> reporter: for mark kelley, it's personal, his wife gabrielle giffords was shot in the head while talking with constituents six years ago. >> you have to be careful with your words. people pay attention and read them and it's an example to others. >> from coast to coast, there's deep concern this moment of unity will be forgotten and abandoned too soon. you heard the reference there to the church shooting in charleston. today, on the second tragedy. several hundred people marched in hono

not even ben stokes could get going. 64 balls without a boundary.hese conditions we re boundary. maybe these conditions were perfect for bowlers. but all england needed was 212! england had not hit a six in their entire 50 overs. pakistan's first over, there it was. the batsmen accepted to take them on, 118 as an opening partnership. they were controlled, composed, and led by their captain. pakistan were the team that seemed most at home. bbc news, cardiff. it's been confirmed former five—weight boxing world champion, floyd mayweather, and ufc lightweight champion, conor mcgregor, will meet in a bout in las vegas on the 26th of august. the 40—year—old mayweather retired undefeated after winning his 49th straight bout in september 2015, while 29—year—old irishman mcgregor is the first fighter in the ufc to have held two belts but has never boxed professionally, with the fight to take place under normal boxing rules, and a short time ago, i spoke to irish boxing journalist, kevin byrne. colin mcgregor was a decent novice boxer. he hung up his gloves a

you cannot turn injured knees on and off, so england are being careful with ben stokes.decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner. patrick gearey, bbc news. something else i have been looking forward to... the ice hockey. game 2 of the nhl‘s stanley cup final is underway in pennslvania. the defending champions pittsburgh are once again at home to first—time finalists nashville predators hoping to go 2 up in the best—of—7 series. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. good morning. london may not have been the sunniest place across the country yesterday, but it was the warmest with highs ofjust over 23 degrees. i expect over the next couple of days, the south—east will get warm, if not hot, as we drag warm air in from the near continent. this slow—moving weather front will bring a contrast to the far north and west. it will be a mild start for all, some mist around, especially close to the coast. that weather front is

. >> that sound was this tree crashing into the bedroom on stokes avenue in collingwood. >> the beam is down. water's just rushing in. >> the van meters say they feel lucky they didn't get hurt as do many dealing with trees and downed power lines after the storm swept through. the winds were so powerful it uprooted the tree. it sent the tree crashing into the back of the home damaging their back porch, crushing their deck. >> i heard a big boom. my husband, who was up yelled, get downstairs. we ran down and saw the tree through the windows where there wasn't a tree before. >> the quick moving storm hit hard in small pockets of the borough. neighbors say it's a morning they won't soon forget. >> i thought, this is a tornado. my son sleeps in the attic bedroom, so i called for him to get downstairs because i was a afraid a tree might hit the house. >> i heard a large boom which i assumed could have been a number of trees down on our street. >> we have breaks news to get to now. a live look at sky 6, breaking news is concerning a flight, american airlines flight philadelphia to germany

ben stokes has been taking part, payne three for several days.eekend, the threat of terrorism after the attack there in this tournament has been part of the conversation. you may remember at the back end of last year, the captain wouldn't go to bangladesh for security reasons. but as for the champions trophy, eoin morgan is now sure that they must go on. i feel it is huge. i think this happens for one reason, to obstruct people's every day of their lives. i think it is very important. new zealand may think they have been harshly treated by they have been harshly treated by the weather in this tournament already. the match abandoned against australia when new zealand were in a strong position. two years ago they will opt england in the world cup but this is a different proposition right now, as new zealand will acknowledge. i think it is a new look england side over the last couple of years, it has worked well for them. a similar brand of batting to how we got into position since last year. it will be an exciting game tomorrow. england have certai

perhaps stoking some of the anti— iran rhetoric that he's been so famous for.l of them. very important, though, for qatar, that this gets results are in. qatar has a itself in the past. wed an incident in 2014. this seems to be a little bit nasty. more measures are likely in the front of the gulf news. this is another uae paper. they are on the side of saudi arabia with us. what you mean by qatar having her extended itself? they are small country. they are similar religious bloc to saudi arabia. they a similarsunni religious bloc to saudi arabia. they a similar sunni view. but they have given up many points. punching above theirweight, is given up many points. punching above their weight, is that we giving? something like that. they have the 2020 world cup coming up. they're one of the richest worlds per capita. then half of london. they have a lot of clout for the reasons you have explained, but when it comes down to the basics in life, it is importing them all. absolutely. it has a close border with saudi arabia. food insecurity very important. the lbg that i

ben stokes on 48. he found a fielder.uttler and his imagination, aiming for the cameraman behind him. incredible shot. 61 not out, jos buttler, 310 all—out, england. they got to the 50th over despite drizzle. new zealand had a total to chase and the wind had a job to do, keep blowing the rain showers away in cardiff. kane williamson was key, the new zealand captain is routinely outstanding and he took control here. 87 and suddenly, surprised. he has gone. wood's wicket, new zealand we re has gone. wood's wicket, new zealand were 158—3, then, and 223 all out. the game moved like the wind and england may take some stopping in this competition. i thought at the time we were ten, 15 below par given that a320 is a par for —— time we were ten, 15 below par given that a320 is a parfor —— given time we were ten, 15 below par given that a320 is a par for —— given that 320. falling away towards the end. the fact that we are trying to win games with the bat regardless of the situation i think is testament to the team, staying true t

. >> their home on stokes avenue, badly damaged., possibly totaled. >> that was my favorite tree. i'm grieving to lose the tree, but i'm happy we are all okay. >> neighbor tracy willy had a tree fall on her house. >> it sounded like a train. >> you heard the train. >> yes, the shows shook. >> down the street bill had branches fall on his retirement gift, a new red mustang. >> one branch here, another here. i bet $10,000 between the body and roof. >> the damage speaks for itself. you can see utility poles down, eight to ten poles are down. it will take several days to get this cleaned up. several poles put back in place. 40 customers remain without power. neighbor john herring has been living here a long time and has never seen anything like this. >> i woke up and saw thunder and lightning. we had no power. this is what i woke up to. >> despite the damage out in collingswood and throughout the area, we don't have a single report about someone being seriously injured. that's what people say they are most grateful for. bob brooks, chan

tom williams reports from stoke by nayland in suffolk. tea—time at the golf course.has come a fairway from the stuffy image of the past. clubs are now making golf fan for the family. it's great to see the family interacting, we have grandfathers, dads, some mums have grandfathers, dads, some mums have made it here which is always nice, it gets the whole club in a positive atmosphere.” nice, it gets the whole club in a positive atmosphere. i like playing and if she can do something with me that's great. great exercise getting up that's great. great exercise getting up the hills. and her one of europe's ryder cup a great school should focus on family. a massive pa rt should focus on family. a massive part of my playing was down to my dad, my family playing, my brother, so dad, my family playing, my brother, so anything we can do and anything golf clubs can do to get kids on the course playing i think is fantastic. it should be a family game. it should be something we can enjoy with everybody from all ages. one of the big things that golf has failed to harness is the fa

stoke city's jon walters with the leveller in the 85th minute before a shane duffy effort was ruled outeaten after six matches in group d. serbia's aleksandar mitrovic cancelled out a first half penalty from aaron ramsey for wales. the bottom two, georgia and moldova, played out a 2—2 draw. so serbia head the group on goal difference, level on 12 points with second placed ireland. we can't afford the length of time that we did to get into the game. that was it. i have to say, you know, let's not be pessimistic, now. i thought the second half, we were really fa ntastic, i thought the second half, we were really fantastic, and i think that jon rogers epitomised the strength of character that we have an aside. we lack a few other things, but that is not one of them. —— we have as a side. now to football and in european world cup qualifiers the republic of ireland narrowly failed to take all three points and top spot with a late surge against austria. and in group i top of the table croatia lost to an injury time winner from iceland who join them on 13 points from six games played. third pl

we have heard it will be a more aggressive approach, obviously with ben stokes chipping away.ore aggressive approach from england, a different kind of style for england 7 from england, a different kind of style for england? aggressive is the wrong word. i have used aggressive before and got chopped into flames by being over aggressive. it might be just by being over aggressive. it might bejust some small by being over aggressive. it might be just some small things. i would say i thinkjoe will be a proactive captain. tennis, and it was a busy day at eastbourne, where all the women's third—round matches and quarter—finals were played, as they cleared the backlog caused by the weather. johanna konta is through to the last four, after a harder day than most. she beat the french open champion, jelena 0stapenko, and the world number one, angelique kerber, and she also recovered from a heavy fall when victory was in sight against kerber. the number—five seed needed treatment for an ankle injury, and also had to have a head injury assessed before she was allowed to continue. konta won

that is near the louis stoke library. they found the victim conscious and breathing. we'll stay on top of the developments. back to you, aaron. >> 6:34. his family says he's innocent, but a young father from loudoun county is headed to prison for the death of his baby daughter. he will spend 13 years in prison for the death of paradise devin. she was born as a premie and died before her first birthday. the father told police he dropped the baby on the floor and she l bottle. the father tried to help but the baby died at the hospital. the prosecutors say the drop alone would not have caused the severe injuries. >>> for a lot of parents, whenever your kids get behind the wheel you worry. summertime is no exception. >> in fact, aaa says we are at the start of the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers. news 4's megan mcgrath is standing by with some apps that can help you keep tabs on your teen behind the wheel, megan? >> reporter: that's right. there are some great tools out there. many teenagers, they can't wait to get behind the wheel. all of the freedom and independence

this happened on w street near the louis stokes highway. >>> a car slammed into a building on mass. avenue. they have not said how this happened but there was minor damage left behind. >>> molette green now at the live desk with breaking news on an explosion in wisconsin. >> reporter: take a look at this video into the live desk. this was a large plant explosion in cam bria. we're working to find out details. we're hearing about people being trapped. we don't know about the number of injured or missing just left. this blast happened late last night. there were workers i the time. we also don't have any clue about the cause right now. this is at the vivian milling which supplieset ethanol to a plant across the street. back to you, eun. >> molette, thank you. >>> it has happened again. this time a place where people are supposed to learn about history of hate. this morning u.s. park police are working to find the person who left a noose hanging inside the national museum of african-american history and culture. tourists found the noose inside the exam exhibit on segregation. police re

police now say they were fake, designed to stoke fear. we also have new dash cam video taken from london bridge just after the van attack. watch the left side of your screen there. you can see victims laying on the side of the road. we want to warn you the next video is even more difficult to watch. it shows police rushing to help victims at the market, applying pressure to their wounds as they wait for ambulances to arrive. 36 people remain hospitalized, 21 of them are in critical condition. briti british prime minister declaring enough is enough as memorials to the victims grow. we have a team of reporters covering every angle of this story. let's go live to cnn international diplomatic editor nick robertson near the crime scene. nick, we sflnow have this claim responsibility from isis. what doels we knelse do we know people in custody? >> yes. so this claim from isis not backed up by any evidence whatsoever. we've seen them do this before. the three men who were shot dead, the attackers, the police say that they believe that they're ge

. >> yes. >> it is priceless. >> it is pure stoke, it is priest less and that is what we are hearingso many people, here this morning, again the event is just kicking off as we speak, with the welcome speech and we will be out here throughout the morning as they help those patients get in the whatever and hit those waves, stay tuned for. that live from wildwood crest anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great day, thanks, anita. >>> there is still so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning but coming up next we will check with for a look ahead at today's broadcast, stay with today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. 've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. ask me, terry goggans, ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. come to sesame place and tag becomes hashtag. come to the only place, that makes little hearts

reporting from deer valley, utah, and the headline at politico.com "mitt romney stoking speculation hes weighing another political run, maybe the u.s. senate." trump,ing president raising money, and not ruling out another run for office .imself -- onceromney watched savaged as unfit for the presidency nearly picked them to be a secretary of state destiny theetary of state -- secretary of state. they sketched out early plans to boost big spending super pacs dedicated to saving the parties imperiled house majority, and even stokes regulation that he is thinking about a senate did if warren hatch decided he would not seek another term. larry and washington, d.c. cover republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. mr. session, he is in honor of mr. sessions, he is an honorable man. the only one guilty of collusion is hillary. perjury, andmitted also the senior fbi officials, you could say he is a corrupt cop. russia, this with collusion comes from clinton, attorney general will read a hargrove, which is her husband's name, chooses her maiden name. they're playing the establishment o

huge trees up rooted damaging the sidewalk and one street on stokes avenue a neighbor says it appears whatever passed through there put the tops of trees outside of his home. >> sounded like plane going over the house. super loud. my wife woke up. dragged me out of bed. there was trees all over the place. then initially did that know what was going on. >> winds snapped power lines as well. >>> after reviewing this dramatic video, officials confirm a tornado did touch done at the home depot had in howell monmouth could you. destroyed power lines. high winds flipped over car, luckily no injuries reported despite the frighting scene. >>> researchers are working to determine how serious those wind rain and lightening were that were scattered about the. chelsea explains what was happening >> we actually had two confirmed tornados in new jersey this morning. first you showed it was in the home depot parking lot. within speeds around 75 miles per hour, rated an ef 0. there was a second one close in oaklyn in monmouth county. this tracked through ok line park around .3 miles, maximum wind spe

. >>> crews tried to put out the three-alarm fire at the central park apartments on stoke street. two units were engulfed in flames. it took 40 minutes to contain the flames. two others have smoke and water damage. >>> electrical systems are taxed. everybody is in their place, running their air-conditions. so it could be electrical but that's only speculation. >> four families are homeless and the red cross is working with them. >> a deadly mobile home fire is under investigation. a 67-year-old woman was killed and her name has not been released. the neighbors say it was a horrifying scene. >> i heard her scream. when it went up, it was black smoke and all your heard that woman screaming in there. >> how terrible. >> it was awful. >> the woman's husband and son were able to escape. firefighters say they were battling more than the flames. the weather was working against them too. >> we have more rigs in here because we need the manpower. >> crews had to rotate in and out on short shifts to avoid heat exhaustion. >> in portugal, powerful winds pushed a fast moving -- onto the roadw

and so there is a real contest come morning between these saying it is yet more to stoke is the flamesd promote this idea of a c-- of a clash, and others saying that we need to stand up to this and defy it. >> thank you, griff witte and i know that you will be having a very busy day ahead of you with it only being 5:40 in the morning. and also, we are getting the shots there on the left-hand side of the screen which is focusing in not only right below that a tent. whether it is related to the medic services, we are getting a daylight view now sh, the firste after this van attack in the finsbury park area. and whether that is the van that is in question, we dot no that, but what we are getting now are finally some daylight pictures coming in from this chopper cam, and you can see the white tent there, and what is a white van or the white truck up there. we do not again know whether it is the suspected or the alleged van involved in this. this is what is going to be so helpful for those on the ground, now they can look at all of the detail, all of the forensics, and daylight as they were

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the three alarm fire broke out late this afternoon at the central park apartments on stokes street. firefighters found two units in the second floor fully engulfed. they needed 40 minutes to knock them down. in addition to the apartments that burned, two others have smoke and water damage. >>> on a day like today. electrical systems are taxed. everybody is in their place running their air-conditioning. so it could be electrical but that's only speculation at this point. >> a total of four families are homes and they're now getting help from the red cross. >>> a deadly mobile home fire is under investigation tonight. a 67-year-old woman was killed in this fire. her name has not been released. her neighbors spotted the flames about 12:30 and they say it was a horrifying scene. >> i heard her scream. when it went up and it was black smoke and the fire came out. all you heard was that woman screaming in there. >> god how terrible. >> it was awful. >> reporter: the woman's husband and son were able to escape. firefighters say they were battling more than the flames. the weather was worki

if they want to stoke inflation, raise rates faster. with so many people back to work, with corporate america making money, we can sustain higher rates. think about it, trish, the record low 30 year mortgage rate is 4%. it is so easy to borrow money. trish: is that function of the fed he? >> yes that is the fed. trish: the sense we're in stagnant environment? why are treasury yields this low? >> emblematic of a weak economy. we've seen worst growth out of a recession in history, since the post-wartime period in the '40s. that's emblematic what's happening. if you look, we have a aging pop like, right? there is higher incidents of chronic diseases and illnesses. that will burden this federal government even more. they will continuously he need to borrow. we have to think about fiscal policies and what impact it will do to our deficit. we have a lot of things we need to address right now, especially the labor participation rate. i want to know what janet yellen thinks of that, especially because we've seen job numbers come in for the last