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the fa has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching betting rules afterd after being captured on camera eating the pie during the match in february. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he has been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market, and improper conduct. he has until 6:00pm next friday to respond to the charges. the long—term future of the british grand prix at silverstone may be uncertain, but mercedes driver valtteri bottas set the fastest time in second practice for this year's race. and team—mate lewis hamilton wasjust behind him on the timesheets, although he did come off the track briefly, and reported possible damage to the underside of his car. and, while you thought december was prime pantomime season, floyd mayweatherjr and connor mcgregor have been doing their latest bit of acting this evening, ahead of their fight on 26 august. the latest stop on their world tour was in london, and a packed wembley arena watched them curse at one another for around 30 minutes — this the cleanest bit

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they took to the stage and performed in sutton's return.eals with the drama of large family and teen pregnancy and bad boyfriends. what catch the show at new life minute -- ministries. >>> rowan university school of osteopathic medicine are taking part in a new program, 6 week scientist enrichment program. under the guidance of physicians and faculty and researchers, the students receive hand on experience. >>> the art gallery is playing host to kittyd. l perform -- kitty delphia. there will be real life tabbies on hand to adopt. the money goes to paws a no kill shelter. >>> a tweet a patriotic picture that was tweeted celebrating the 4th of july. it shows the american flag in front of setting sun. you have a compelling picture, whether it's a milestone or beautiful sunrise or another powerful tweet share it with the "action news" team we might talk about it on the air, tweet us with the #6abc action. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special, fire crafted flavors. try our new pepper crusted new york strip, our outlaw rib

jess varnish made her accusations about jane sutton more than a year ago. 0nly about jane sutton more the nine accusations against him was upheld. in his letter, sir chris hoy warns that if the reforms are rejected and funding is then cut, future generations will not get the opportunities for medals that he had. but peterkin has said he expects the proposals to be rejected. —— peter king. he believes there is opposition among the members who feel the proposed changes are too severe and are being rushed through and members are losing control. mike bushell, bbc news. an official photograph has been unveiled to mark prince george's fourth birthday. the young prince has just returned to the uk, along with his parents the duke and duchess of cambridge and sister princess charlotte, from an official visit to poland and germany. 0ur royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. beaming george at four, a prince poised to start school soon. a happy little boy, according to the photographer who took his official portrait. once more. he let loose on a violin. hamburg's young being encouraged to take

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then, claire sutton of bloomberg businessweek discusses her piece on the gender wage gap in the u.s. and how companies are working to close it. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: senator bill cassidy held a town hall meeting with constituents in baton rouge, louisiana, along with state and federal officials who answered questions about flood damage and recovery efforts. senator cassidy also discussed the health care law replaced and bill. the town hall ran

in addition to co pastoring new life, chester resident is brain behind a original play titled the sutton's return, collision of culture, by young girl who traveled to south african at christmastime to tell her parents a stressful secret. >> i'm sorry i said things i said. >> reporter: to create the production church sanctuary was transformed into a theater that takes audience on a humerus, yet emotional journey to tackle teen pregnancy, rejection, redemption, and more. >> i want to greet people with the message of love, but sometimes people won't necessarily come to church but they will come into your play. >> you can sianni it feels good. >> reporter: kayshawn hardaway joined 30 plus volunteers that take the stage four times each weekend in july to bring theater healing to the community while getting a little bit in return. >> you are doing something good. you are not worried about what is out there. >> reporter: how does it make you feel when you see those kid on stage performing. >> i'm like a proud mom sitting in the audience, watching them dance and i look at them and some tears tears

the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching bettingdefeat to arsenal. shaw resigned after being captured on camera eating the pie during the match in february. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he's been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market, and improper conduct. he has until six o'clock next friday to respond to the charges. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. two israeli police police officers who were injured in a shooting injerusalem — have died in hospital. the shooting took place in the old city near the sacred site known to muslims as al—aqsa mosque and to dues as temple mount. three attackers were shot and killed by police. they were arab israeli citizens from the town of umm al fahm. a short time ago our middle east correspondent tom bateman gave us this update. they said these three men did not have a security background. they will not learn to domestic security agencies. what we know so far is that these three men attacked the officers, as th

the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching bettingd he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he's been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market and improper conduct. it's been a difficult few weeks for rory mcilroy, he's been struggling for form and looks likely to miss the cut at the scottish 0pen. the world number four had a chance for a birdie for the final hole, you can see his frustration. if things on the leaderboard stay as they are he won't make it through to day three, for the third time in the last four tournaments. now a couple of weeks of aquatic action awaits as the world championships get under way in budapest. first up, attention will focus on the diving. 0lympic champions jack laugher and chris mears will be competing, as will tom daley. he won a synchronised bronze in rio, but also suffered the biggest disappointment of his career by missing out on the individual final. he has considered quitting the sport but is for now battling on. nick hope has been to meet him. tom daley has no lit

. >> this performance is called sutton's return. it's a way to give kids a creative outlet. it deals with the drama of large families adoption, teen pregnancy and bad boyfriends and crazy uncle. you can catch the show every friday, saturday and sunday during the month. >> new video appears to exonerate venus williams in the crash investigation. >>> this is what was left behind after a passenger became violent on a fright flight over the pacific ocean. now that man has appeared before a federal judge. >>> a ten foot alligator was pulled from a pond at a florida golf course after a worker was bit on the arm. >> reporter: pay attention to the dewpoint number, that number dropped all the way down into the 50s by the time we get into sunday. phoenix sitting at a dewpoint of 51. that's an idea how comfortable it will feel by the second half of the week. i'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. >>> watch this newly released s

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later, bloomberg businessweek's where sutton on the gender wage cap. -- wage gap. good morning. 2017 andurday, july 1, according to a gallup poll, americans level of trust in the news media is very low. only one quarter of americans have strong confidence in newspapers and fewer express confidence in television and online news sources. president donald trump and other white house officials continued to criticize media outlets for their coverage of his administration while some journalists shot back, saying the white house lack of transparency makes their work harder than ever. today, we ask our washington journal viewers what is your level of trust. he can also reach us on social media on twitter and on facebook. the "washington examiner" breaks down the gallup poll about the level of trust in the news media. it says the media is taking it on the chin in the area of fake news. according to gallup, less than three in 10 americans have confidence in tv news and newspapers and that is better than last year. 27% havetest survey, confidence in newspapers. for tv, it is

well, sutton m.e has been holding firm thus far and i made that observation to john avalon and margaret hoover a moment ago, when i said i think you'll see real cracks in the armor of the base is when the conservative media, the minim men with microphones the keyboard commandos start to turn on him. i'm convinced it's not the republican leadership that holds sway over the electorate, it's the conservative media. and that's developed over the span of the last 30 years. hit me with another one. >>> no one will state the obvious, scaramucci drunk dialed @ryanlizza. there. >> i'm momentarily speechless, i cannot fathom calling a reporter and using the kind -- i'm not holier than thou. you should hear me during commercial breaks. but to call a reporter, one that the right would be quick to tell you is associated with a liberal new york publication, and to use the kind of language with that individual, without some clear understanding that it's off the record about your co-workers? i just think that the bi

. >> this performance is called sutton, a youth pastor is using the musical to give the kids in chester county a creative outlet. it deals with big families, teen pregnancy and bad boyfriend. you can catch the show during saturday and sundays during the month. >> how to score a free cup of coffee to get your day started in the philadelphia area. >> take are a look at this this is no pool toy arc truck crashed into a neighbor's backyard pool. hear how it happened. >> i guess they are not going swimming over the next couple of days. >> reporter: coming up in weather, cold front approaching from the west, this front will knock the humidity out it will bring cooler temperatures to the delaware and lehigh valleys. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this we demand a lot from our eyes every day. i should know. i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to p

we're going to put willie sutton in charge of bank security, okay? because who knows more about stealing than he does? and what the fact of putin is when trump gave him the big-guy handshake the other day in hamburg, the first thing that trump should have done is count his fingers after shaking hands with putin. he cannot be trusted. guy's a hoodlum, okay? and the idea that he's going to be a good partner for this country is dumber than rocks. >> i also think it's interesting you heard after their meeting tillerson came out and said they connected very quickly, there was clear, positive chemistry. we heard laugh-roh say trump seemed to accept putin's denial, they want to move on, both side said they want to move on. >> who ha more credibility, the kremlin's account or the white house's account? >> playing jump ball. did you see what herrera tweeted yesterday. previously when he's dealing with criminals if they deny it, he immediately drops the whole thing. >> right. right. >> it was striking how as you point out, stephanie, that trump managed this we

then, claire sutton of bloomberg businessweek discusses her piece on the gender wage gap in the u.s. and how companies are working to close it. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: senator bill cassidy held a town hall meeting with constituents in baton rouge, louisiana, along with state and federal officials who answered questions about flood damage and recovery efforts. senator cassidy also discussed the health care law replaced and bill. the town hall ran -- long replacement bill. the town hall ran one hour. [applause] we are going to talk about many things. one thing i want to make sure we address our concerns people have about recovery from the great floods of 2016. that said, we have folks here that have resources, or at least explanations. i want to ask them to speak first. then i will ask different people to

later, bloomberg businessweek's where sutton on the gender wage cap. -- wage gap.ood morning. 2017 andurday, july 1, according to a gallup poll, americans level of trust in the news media is very low. only one quarter of americans have strong confidence in newspapers and fewer express confidence in television and online news sources. president donald trump and other white house officials continued to criticize media outlets for their coverage of his administration while some journalists shot back, saying the white house lack of transparency makes their work harder

the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper, wayne shaw, with breachingg the match in february. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he's been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market and improper conduct. he has until six o'clock next friday to respond to the charges. stage 13 of the tour de france, on bastille day, was won by a french rider warren barguil. england have a fourth wicket in the cricket and roger federer against tomas berdych. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. two women have been killed and tourists stabbed in the egyptian resort. the egyptian interior ministry say a man has been arrested. it is though he may have swu m arrested. it is though he may have swum to the resort from a nearby public beach. a retired television producer has been jailed for 17 years for trying three times to hire a hitman to kill his partner, so he could inherit herfortune. 68—year—old david harris offered £200,000 to kill hazel allinson, his partner of 27 years. harris planned to start

percy sutton wrote the forward to the other book you mentioned in terms of the life and times of sugar is robinson, not leonard now. and of course, with ruby we did we shall overcome. and in one take peter, that narration that accompanies the book, the two that we have that they did that in one take, it shows the type of professional that they can bring to particular assignment. i think it is so funny because i would cover press conferences and everything and all of these here, the clambering, - "the new york times" and daily news and what have you. and it is all over and then it cooled out. and they would often say herb boyd comedy of questions? and i would say that is the kind of man davis was. this insignificant reporter suddenly singled out from all of these here other journalists out there. but he had that kind of human touch about him. and of course, with gordon i mean - doctor clark and the last two years of doctor clark's life, you know i was there with him. from 1996 through 1998. he lost his sight but not his vision. and we worked together on a book called the middle passage.

surrogate brothers get into this doctor john henry clarke is one and of course - the late percy ellis suttons. all of these individuals who i call my surrogate father is an opportunity to work with i mean he took one autobiography of a people, most gordon wrote the forward for that one. percy wrote the forward to the other book you mentioned in terms of the life and times of sugar ray robinson. and of course with ruby we did we shall overcome. in one take peter, that narration that accompanies the book, they did that in one take! it shows attend a professional that they can bring to a particular assignment. it was so funny because i would cover press conferences and all of these here the clambering, everything around -- the daily news and what have you. it was all over and people would say herb, give any questions? and they said what he is special attention? and is invested 10 amanda davis was. he was an insignificant reporter from the amsterdam news that singled out from all of these here other journalists out there but he had that kind of human touch about him and of course with gordon, do

sutton on?ighters for the caliphate have been killed at the caliphate have been killed at the ideology hasn't died with them. and who's to blame for the devastation of mosul? translation: the iraqi military complaint all of mosul that they ran. he now has a stark warning for baghdad and the world. ran. he now has a stark warning for baghdad and the worldlj ran. he now has a stark warning for baghdad and the world. i blame what happened to our city and politics and the leaders. all additions need to strike a deal. if they don't come up to strike a deal. if they don't come up with an agreement, we will be victims again. laughter is once again allowed in mosul and children leave to take advantage of their new freedom. many have known nothing but life under licence. the iraq they will inherit has arguably never been more divided and this in generation will be tested again and again as old scars in this country often become fresh wounds. yalda reporting from mosul there. a little earlier she gave us