then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend of mine. i says, it wasn't on a child. i said, i'm not a piece of crap, i'm not a rat. he says, you know, yeah, okay. then he sent down one of his buddies and says tommy says you're all right. but what are you going to do for us? >> if they know that you're a sex offender or something else of that nature, then they will charge you rent to live here. >> i pay rent by them giving me a list of canteen items that they wanted me to order for them. it was $25 a month. >> but it didn't stop there. on the day before the super bowl, laudone says he sent an underling, inmate jason wright to his cell with another order, to hide a batch of hooch, inmate-made alcohol. >> so i panicked when i had to do something illegal. even though i was told and forced to do it. i said no. i'm trying to make a stand. saying, you know, this is it. they came

tommy corcoran was another.joseph kennedy was a really important one and he and missy were close friends. kennedy loved being in the inner circle with fdr. they had sort of a tumultuous relationship, which in the end broke down, but he leased this mansion in maryland, when he was working as chair of the fcc and missy would arrange for him to have evenings out there and she would bring on the irish catholics with her and they would just sit out there and sing irish songs and play the accordion and drink it have a big old time. also, she and grace had been the secretary of a bishop, so they major all the catholic leaders could come to the white house at any time and keep that relationship strong with fdr, so very important and it was especially important because father called glenda, the radio priest, this guy had a bigger audience than rush limbaugh, many times bigger. the country was a much less populous place, so it was really important to counteract his hate speech because he was very influential. >> i believe

it would be nice to play with tommy, play with someone to play with tommy, play with someone i know andy. adam hodkinson there. the very best of luck to him. he tees of at 11:15 tomorrow morning. we heard him talk there about some of the big stars who'll be targeting that famous old claretjug. let's here from some of them now. 0nce once you win one, obviously, that's off your shoulder and it's more about putting yourself in contention to wina about putting yourself in contention to win a second one, given the long and successful career i have had, that's pretty much what i am aiming for. if i was in a betting company andl for. if i was in a betting company and i saw my form over the past few weeks, you would say, yeah, it's a fair price, but all it takes is for one week for those odds to go back to 7-1, 8-1, one week for those odds to go back to 7—1,8—1, quite one week for those odds to go back to 7—1, 8—1, quite hollow. one week for those odds to go back to 7-1, 8-1, quite hollow. i'm trying to keep my ball striking where it's at. ifeel fresh trying to keep my ball striking where it's

tommy and joe morrissey. was born up most of his right arm, but at the age of three he was deemed a prodigy in today at the age of six who travels the world advocating for other live in different children. he began the journey as result of being a guest on the ellen degeneres show at the age or three years old. he has since gone on to win the hearts of millions around the world as he competes against pga tour players that are closest to the pen context of ea has one arm challenge. after many national television documentary commit to features in golf digest magazine and a robust social media following, he uses his platform to help other children get the help they need to fulfill their dreams just as he has. his father, joe, who is joining him right here is a career veteran in the financial services that are, focusing on the northeast demographic. third trader specializing in markets for community banks. he became an advocate in 2010 when his son tommy was born with one arm. he serves as chairman of the unlimit

no doubting the sentimental favourite here, tommy fleetwood.st one tee shot away from this course. he has had an incredible two victories in the 2017 year, a career—high14th in victories in the 2017 year, a career—high 14th in the victories in the 2017 year, a career—high14th in the world rankings. he is very much the man that people here are talking about. i caught that people here are talking about. icaught up that people here are talking about. i caught up with him during one of his practice rounds. it isjust going to be an experience i've never had before. the strength of a home crowd. you do get more than this. i don't live in the town any more, but i was born and bred here for 25 yea rs. i was born and bred here for 25 years. it is going to be special. we have a chance to win the open, i would love to have that as the ideal. it's great, looking back as a kid, 20 years on, their‘s been a lot that's gone into it. coming back to your elements with a chance to win the open is very special. it is so nice to be able to play in front of friends

mountains became tommy's quest but at the age of 21 a harrowing event nearly ended it all. for six terrifying days. >> we were progressively getting closer and closer to death. >> reporter: when he saw his captor alone and vulnerable, tommy pounced, pushing the armed militant over a cliff. incredibly, they all managed to escape. >> how did that change you? >> it made me want to live every day to its fullest. that's started to sky rocket in a way. >> reporter: did it ever. from patagonia's fifth traverse to yosemite's magic mushroom, almost nothing could stop tommy, even losing part of a finger. then he set his sights on something nobody had ever done before, el capitan's don wall, the biggest, hardest, blankest surface, considered the world's most dramatic rock faces. >> we worked out the climbing moves. we failed at times. >> his training grueling. for seven years he practiced the moves. he partnered with kevin jorgenson and in 2017 the two set out to climb their way up the wall and into history considered the most difficult climb in the world, using ropes only to catch th

mountains became tommy's quest. a harrowing event nearly ended it all.six terrifying days. progressively g closer and closer to death. >> reporter: he saw his captor alone and vulnerable, tommy pounced, pushing the armed militant over a cliff. incredibly, they all managed to escape. how did that change you? >> it made me want to live every y t that's when my climbing started to skyrocket, in a way the. >> reporter: did it ever. from pa traverse, to yosemite's magic mushroom, almost nothing could stop tommy. even losing p finr couldn't hold him back. then, the biggie. he set his sights on something ll, dy has done before. considered one of the world's most dramatic rock faces. >> we studied the wall. we failed a >> reporter: his traini ining grueling, for seven years he practiced the moves. he partnered with kevin jorgenson. and in 2015, thep to climb their way up the wall and into history. considered the most difficult climb in the world. >> reporter: using ropes only to catch their falls, they pulled themselves up inch by inch, over 19 days, up the dawn

by embracing fear and learning from failure, tommy is living every day to the extreme. can't imagine a life without that. >> reporter: for now, tommy says he is focusing on his family, he is a devoted father of two, before diving back into another all-consuming goal. but he is planning some smaller climbs near his home, also in northern canada and greenland. that was the most scared i have ever been. the winds were 40 miles per hour. it was scary. >> that's something -- >> natalie's limits are the same as our limits. our limits are walking from the couch to the refrigerator. but natalie is an athlete. >> the stairs on the way down. >> thanks so much. >> another inspiring story. >>> we moved birthdays up. nair so exciting this morning. >> we have a couple of good ones here. they're all terrific. but a couple of folks really getting up there. first up, happy 101st birthday to elizabeth shahbacker, a red sox fan from port st. lucie, florida. her secret, two glasses of wine every day. eileen stewart, 100. better known as grandma eke and specializes in spoiling her grandkids

wants to bea not to please willie tommy wants to be a jockey but he seems very determined so outsidethe guide as i can. —— i was not too pleased when he told me he wants to be a jockey. i'm excited. rocco is currently taking a slightly different path to his dad he recently qualified to compete in the shetland pony grand national. so, just like frankie he's getting used to the dangers and rewards of racing. i understand your dad doesn't want you to be a jockey causes dangerous is that right? yes he said that multiple times but i think that now it is ok. how will you persuaded me want to be jackie? i don't really know how, but... he was the jockey fall stop. he has already affected the dettori dismount. didn't have far to hit the ground did eat? england have gone up... that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. it is that time of the night of the bbc news channel look at what the papers were big tomorrow. with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the daily telegraph, and journalist and political commentator, daisy mcandrew. lost at about. let's have a snea

tommy fleetwood, this local hiro will be playing. the open since nick faldo in 1992. that's something being talked about, the chance to win the open, that's something else you've got to deal with. i'd much rather it be that way then nobody talking about it. it's great. looking back as a kid, 20 yea rs great. looking back as a kid, 20 years on, there's been a lot that's gone into it. to come back home with a chance to win the open is very special. let's take a look at the favourites in the betting. jordan spieth is the outright bookies favourite for many. he won the last event on the us pga tour. rickie fowler and world number one dustin johnson are 14 to one, butjohn rahm and sergio garcia, the spanish duo, 16 to one. an rory mcilroy on 20 to one. many observers are saying that represents good value, and so does he. i'd say you won't get odds like that for... i don't know, 20 to one, if you gave me 20 goes at this tournament, i'd like to think that i would win one of them. so are put a couple of quid on. tee times over the next few d

basically i sang it and sounded like coye sing. >> mic check, one, two, untwo my name is tommy i'm sing are from the dmv. i'll sing a few songs for you guys if that's all right. let's wait for the ambulance to go by. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i've been drinking, i've been about five years now. so i street perform probably about four, five days out of the week for eight hours. i know street performing is not typical thing artists do when they want to get discovered. but because i enjoy it so much i don't keep track of time or what's going on around me. >> thank you. thank you. >> let's have some fun♪ ♪ my dad is like, he's like my biggest supporter, like my coproducer, comanager. my mom is always coming to my shows. and my brothers, sisters they come to my family is very supportive. if i had one wish it would be for everyone to have love in their heart. because right now there is not a lot of love going on in the world and that's why i'm doing what i'm doing now. to promote love and to just make people feel good. if there's one thing i can promote, it would be love. ♪ ♪ than

. >> my name is patricia tommy i was raised in temple hills, maryland.e been street performing for five years it i've been singing since three years old. i'll be here. left it up. i was in the car with my parents one time and my parents heard me singing this whitney houston song. i heard it plenty of times. basically i sang it and sounded like coye sing. >> mic check, one, two, untwo my name is tommy i'm sing are from the dmv. i'll sing a few songs for you guys if that's all right. let's wait for the ambulance to go by. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i've been drinking, i've been drinking♪ i've been street performing for about five years now. so i street perform probably about four, five days out of the week for eight hours. i know street performing is not typical thing artists do when they want to get discovered. but because i enjoy it so much i don't keep track of time or what's going on around me. >> thank you. thank you. >> let's have some fun♪ ♪ my dad is like, he's like my biggest supporter, like my coproducer, comanager. my mom is always c

sir, tommy, thanks for joining us. ashley: so tommy.ing us. much obliged to you. liz: ash and i should talk about what is going on. this is a drug takedown, dark web takedown. ashley: alpha bay, apparently did thousands of transactions with illegal drugs on daily basis. they have shut it down. stuart: that is what that justice department press conference was all about? liz: that's correct. stuart: i have still not seen the attorney general taking any questions. i don't believe he has at this point. if he does we'll bring it to you. we have to wrap it up for now but got to tell you two companies facing hard times, further bad headlines, chipotle trying to solve another health crisis. uber facing a new discrimination suit. we have details on both of them for you after this. stuart: first of all, i will tell but the market. let's not forget that. specifically five big technology companies zooming all over again, especially amazon, which has reached 1030. google awfully close to $1000 a share. microsoft hitting another new high. those five

[laughter] and tommy was a pretty happy half blog.but they sent a letter of introduction that said i would like you to meet my friend i think that he could do president a lot of good. so they hit it off great and she recognized his ability. they played the accordion after dinner and fdr loved to sing around the piano or the accordion or the guitar, the white house. let me go in and tell fd about that so they said such and such. more often than not fdr would say send tommy in and that's how he got his influence and became the white house lobbyist on capitol hill. the white house hasn't had a lobbyist and she was in trouble to pushing all this legislation that was going through at the first 100 days it's got a lot harder because the crisis was over and there was an overwhelming majority in congress. democrats were an unrulydemocray coalition kind of like republicans today. it wasn't always easy to get things passed so that was one of the many things miss the data. unfortunately, she became so powerful in the white house but you couldn't

tommy joseph, a couple rbis tonight. this is the third time this year the phillies have won three consecutive games, but their winning streaks have been few and far between. but they'll enjoy this one. our w.b. mason deliveries of the game, it begins with freddy galvis back to the first inning. >> john: cesar hernandez off and running. he said, you can slow up. i'll handle this. just trot with me. two-run homer to get the phillies on the board in the first and tommy joseph after daniel nava hops one into second base on a base hit. second and third. it's a scorching line drive off the center field bench to score both blanco and nava and flip the game out of reach. those are our w.b. mason deliveries of the game. >> tom: it's turned out to be a good night for the phils not only because they turned out to be 7-6 and his e.r.a. continues to get lower and lower with each passing start but offensively the phils with runs on eight base hits and clutch hits once again. really no one had a clutch hit like tommy joseph. >> gregg:

one of the favourites is the englishman tommy fleetwood.ss has been to meet him... he's the birkdale boil hoping to become a hometown hero. —— birkdale boy. the rise of tommy fleetwood is one of sport's most raptors are, from nowhere to 2017 top european golfer and this year's open is barely a tea shop from where he grew up. fleetwood one of their favourites at a course where when he was seven he told me he used to sneak onto practice. i used to sneak on, which is only come out recently. i can't go back on my word now! i'd love to speak to my seven—year—old self and outs and tell him what was going to happen in 20 years. how exciting is it going to be for your friends and family, i assume a lot of them will be here? a lot of people's home tournament isn't the british tournament, so that's an amazing feeling and experience, having that as the home event. i hope i can give them something to cheer about, that's the main thing to do, but it will be great. the fa ns to do, but it will be great. the fans here will be an tommy fleetwood's side but

tommy is, you know, is the new brand. we hope that in the coming years we can bring them very, very, you know, high -- >> i'm counting on it. the stock has been doing well. i've been saying part of that is the diversification out of the u.s. into china. >> yeah. >> when jack comes here and talks about helping small to medium sized businesses to do business in china, i would imagine that again they just can't go over and put a website up they need the help of a company like you >> we have a very big space to deliver a bunch of services to make that possible so for example, it's not only the big brands, like nike, there are other smaller brands today, but can be bigger in the future. we also have this kind of boutique and the smaller, medium sized brands to, you know, to the ecommerce business in china as well. >> i read through your excellent training, tremendous transparency which i absolutely love, warehouse fulfillment. that's something else i wouldn't have to worry about because of baozun. >> we are one-stop solution p

tommy joseph rolling the fist pump around. nice to be on the other side of a one-run ball game. 4-3. wrap it up when we come back. >>> phillies baseball has been brought to you by xfinity, xfinity x-1 will change the way you experience tv. by toyota. find your favorite model today. toyota. l let's go places. by citizens bank. official bank of the phillies. visit citizensbank.com. by coca-cola. taste the feeling. and by independence blue cross. live fearless. learn more at ibs.com. >> here is the game-winning hit by ty kelly. he splits the gap and scores tommy joseph with the go-ahead run. and the phils take game two of the series. they won the first two against the atlanta braves. after losing 2 of 3 to the astros. hector neris the win, he is 3-4. altherr a seven-game hitting streak. our next telecast, tomorrow afternoon game three of the series against the braves. vince velasquez matches up against r.a. dicker at 1:30 on csn. the senior producer of phillies baseball. our associate producer and tonight's director. for mike sch

the elbow becomes stronger after tommy john. you just have to wait a couple of seasons. bryce harp era little pregame routine here elbow bump up and down every down. whatever it was anthony rendon wants him to keeping do ing it because he had himself a day. rendon gets one elevated . deep to left center, 18th of the year. a souvenir. the natsing go up three-30 in the fourth. ryan washer making the most of his opportunity. his second run making wearing a curly w. rendone not remember don. he is swinging a hot bat and getting stretched out right here and then puts a charge into one. bases loaded, bases unloaded, a grand slam for rendon, a mile milestone of his career. max shearer had some tough work early. came back, ten strike outs and six score less, but the bull pen not good. they made it interesting the nats survive against the reds ten-seven. a hundred percent, max got off to a rocky start. but max just turned it on and max did what max did. we got some big struggles and he came out of it. i try and come in and stick to my routine. it might look like third basis kind

starting with the man from southport, tommy fleetwood.or me i will never forget. very rare you get a tournament this close to them. everyone wants to talk about that, it isa everyone wants to talk about that, it is a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home. and it being the british open. great week for me no matter what. nice to come back here, i won from the wrong side of the draw. i played great committing a great shot on the 7ist great committing a great shot on the 71st hole. anything you dream about doing as a kid to win a major. a very satisfying feeling to get my second major here. second open. great memories. happy memories for padraig harrington. the women's european championship kicked off off yesterday in the netherlands. england and scotland are in the same group and begin their tournament against each other on wednesday. sarah mulkerrins is there, so sarah, are the fans behaving themselves? just about, you would not expect anything less. in utrecht, the headquarters, the netherlands, the most playing

i could, look at me, i can suck at my tommy still." podras comer mas?nes defensoras de los animales protestaron y repartieron salchichas vegetarianas... a otros, la sola idea les parece absurda. juan cuesta - 00:00:21:22 "yo creo que es arriesgado" ivonne belarde - 00:00:53:14 "hay no yo creo que sería un poco difícil y podríamos tener hasta una indigestión por eso. track 6 - pero a pesar de que unos no se le midan al reto... para joey ... hotdog... lo llama su madre.. con hotdogs le propuso matrimonio a su novia ... y los hotdog lo hicieron famoso. linda tag live - chestnut ha dicho que no es un secreto que le encanta comer y le encanta ganar, as que tuvo que aprender a conocer su cuerpo y llevarlo al lmite... veremos cuanto se come el prximo aÑo. lorena --a partir del proximo aÑo escolar, no se servir leche con chocolate en las escuelas primarias y secundarias de san francisco. take vo --el distrito escolar unificado tom la decisin despus de analizar que los estudiantes consuman mucha azucar durante las horas de clase. --el ltimo aÑo escolar se implem

eddie partridge, tommy, man i'm so at a loss for words, i don't know what to say this is what emotionell you that. i just i thought this race would never end, that's for sure. but man, nothing is gn gg to beat today. >> marty: 20 years in the making for ryan preece, he's a winner in the xfinity series. >> dave: so many people to thank on day that was so outstanding for ryan preece. thanks for joining us this afternoon. there's your winner, from iowa. ryan preece. >>> where is the beach? heavy rain and flooding created dangers in one jersey shore town. and children tossed out of windows to survive. tonight a family mourns the one they couldn't save. >>> twitter tirade. the president makes a threat about health care. ♪ >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good evening. i'm lauren mayk. cooler skies in philadelphia tonight but there could be more rain at the jersey shore. mother nature dumped several inches of water overnight. this was shot in north wildwood. the town mores more like a river. the water made its way into homes in stragt mere. hillary montgomery sent us this video. th

i really enjoyed him. >> i love you call him tommy.e you lotus crush being the front man of a band or by yourself. >> there's definitely something said about the comradery of touring with a band. i guess that's what i was used to. very young. >> sure. >> but yeah when you go out there on your own you're callin the shots. you want to be bit more bossy there you go. >> there you go. is this correct you're working here with your guitarist island is from here. >> actual eye land is from the area. my guitar player and good mate is from this part of the world. i also understand you love museums and sightseeing. >> i do. hello d.c. i do. i was at the museum yesterday. the national gallery. i've been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in d.c. over the years. i've actually played at the national cathedral before. so, you know, i get to take kick off the kennedy center tonight. not bad. can you sing us something real just a little something. >> oh, say, can you see, by darns early light. you'll hear the rest come tonight. >> there you go. if yo

persons of government officials kind of like you know making good off the kind of technology oh yeah tommy thompson former wisconsin governor. i met once when i was a child oh my when i was very young so one of the problems that you're seeing is that you have politicians going in to making money as you said off of this so according to the a.p. this is back in two thousand and five two weeks after this microchip company which was the first one to sort of try to put all these patents and get the whole thing started they were approved in two thousand and five by the f.d.a. for medical and identification purposes only. then former wisconsin governor who was at the time the health and human services secretary under bush. in two thousand and five left his cabinet position right after you know the verisign gets approved a couple weeks later he leaves this cabinet position and five months later he's on the board a very chip he's getting cash he's getting stock options that went on for at least another two years and it's really important to remember specifically about tommy thompson and his politic

that went on for at least another two years and it's really important to remember specifically about tommy thompson and his politics he pushed heavily in the state of wisconsin for as long as i can remember and in the house and human services secretary he pushed for. electronic digital medical records for higher technology things so that we could track and things like that in order to figure out ways to track medical records with people. so look back then he then went in probably was in a position to help move that along about a g.i. and then said oh i'm quitting my job to take this it's all about you know what i wrote all the door. that's why i can i can go but i don't want people to be coddled i don't trust corporations or government to use this kind of tonality properly they haven't they haven't earned my trust. but hopefully you were burned your trust you'll come back after this break don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at our t.v. dot com coming up one stone resigns his interview with jackie stevens about he

>> of course. >> of course. >> thanks, tommy, thanks so much. how is that, chris?i love that rock climbing wall behind you. that's so cool. >> you know, i tried that couple of years ago, and that looks easy, that's very difficult. so you'll have to come, too. >> i plan on it. good stuff. thanks, kathy. >> all right, move over bill gate. who now holds the title of worlds richest person. >> dabbing for lobsters, would you do that, chris owe con snell. >> i would for lobsters. >> but for these guys it is a lot more than just about trying to catch a crustation. >> new at 6:00 a little boy who has been through a lot has a big wish to meet number 25. why he says he just wants to say hi, to ben simmons. how are your teeth whiter than mine? your strips are slippy... ...mine are grippy. crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these aren't going anywhere. these are. crest... ...healthy, beautiful smiles for life. ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, i

tommy wasn't happy which made me very happy. >> tom: that ball is hit well to right field. williams is going back. it will stay in yard off the scoreboard. thames. the throw not in time. just missed getting him. >> mike: a nice throw. a great hustle by thames coming out of the batter's box hard. the ball duck hooked. >> john: if that chain link fence wasn't there nick would have had him at second easy. that chain link deadens it and kicked it off. >> tom: so thames is at second with his 18th double of the year. >> mike: that's where he would be. >> tom: perez who has been a good addition off the bench for the brewers the last few years bumps it foul. they have their rbi leader on deck in travis shaw. >> john: a lot of their hitters when they step out to take a practice swing is always with their top hand. perez just did it. thames does it all the time. >> tom: he fires it and thames it out! what a throw. that was a bb. you heard cameron rupp saying three, three, three. >> mike: that's big. he played that with some athleticism. a nice reverse pivot. right on target. >> john:

jonathan cohn and tommy binion, thank you for the spirited debate.ppreciate it. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up, trump's personal attorney might need some legal help of his own. that's next. tais really quite simple.est it comes in the mail, you pull out the tube and you spit in it, which is something southern girls are taught you're not supposed to do. you seal it and send it back and then you wait for your results. it's that simple. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability... ...to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happe

and he reportedly failed to comply which prompted officers to fire several tasers at him and when tommy lay began moving forward again deputy cesar millan a fired his gun several times shooting lay in the torso and ultimately killing him anya and what do we know about les at this point a lot of rumors flying around but it's unclear. exactly it is unclear exactly what happened he was about to graduate the following day from south seattle college where he had just completed an alternative high school program now his friends and family and coworkers or classmates say that he had no signs of mental illness that he was a really bubbly and sweet person and that they were shocked to see something like this happen to him the sheriff's say that they believe he may have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs however a toxicology report is still pending now there were some rumors flying around from the department that he may have been in the midst of some sort of mental breakdown but again it's unclear whether or not that is the case now he has no criminal record and there was no knife found

tommy says phelps verses shark was waste of time. >> keep your thoughts coming. look at this. caught on camera, a massive storm cell hitting china. >> it almost looked like a down burst with the rain coming down at once. going after the shark thing. what a disappointment for adults. at least for kids the race was kind of close, i hear. >> it was 32 seconds verses 36 or something for michael phelps. >> they had to make it close for the kids. >> and safe for michael phelps. we can't lose him to a great white. >> that is true. >> talk about what happened last night and your thoughts about the damage you seen. they've not called yet. >> they're going to be looking at the way everything lays down. to note, there was a tornado or is it all lined in the same direction? i think that will end up leading from a tornado from what i seen. turning to the weather, we have more storms on the way today. not as many and not as intense for the weekend. the good news is what is heading that way for the storm? a break from the 90s and a break from the humidity. good news considering where we were

phillies first baseman tommy joseph. the game tied at 3 apiece. a 3-run homer his 14th of the season. the phillies lead 6-3. 4rbi game for joseph. solo shot the phillies still lead, 6-4. pete mccannon pulls hellerson. phillies lose 7-6. hellerson winless in his last 8 starts. >>> flyers front office was busy the team signed goalie brian elliot to the deal. elliot spent last season in cal calgary. he had a run of the mill season last season. he told us yesterday he is pumped to join the flyers. >> it's definitely our family is excited about the move what's to come in philly, and you know with a gm like ron hextall calls you, someone you looked up to when you started being a goalie, it's awesome to get that support and know that hey if this guy wants me, i think we should head here. >> that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers, have a yourself a terrific sunday. >> it is 9:56. astronauts aboard the international space station got a surprise phone call. >> station this is garth brooks, how do you hear me? >> how cool is that, country meg

tommy called me to his office and colin powell was there waiting for me. decorated general. number two man on the security council. used to talking to his troops in a certain way. 30 years old, i got right back in his face. this went on and on. duberstein told me that he had to take it to the president. the last thing you want to do is your president revisit a decision. the fighting wouldn't stop. in a garden and they talked about it. the state department didn't stop. a couple of days later when they went to berlin they tried to get another alternative. this was a fundamental decision. back,ld me when he came they talked about it and the it, thet, read president had decided. the twinkle came into his eye. he said, i'm the president, aren't i? [laughter] >> well yes. decide that that line stays in. yes sir, it's your decision. well then it stays in. also knowing, having gone through many presidential speeches of reagan, when i was if you gotecretary, something out of the speech but you knew -- you learned quickly that if ronald reagan liked it, it got back in. he spent an eno

england's tommy fleetwood is aiming to complete back—to—back tour wins, following his victory at theder—par 70. but the ones to catch are benjamin herbert of france, and this man, daniel im of the usa. they lead by one shot after after sharing a course record with their matching eight—under—par rounds of 64. 0ur our top story today, carolyn pliskova is out of the tournament, taking a tumble in the second round, so taking a tumble in the second round, so shejoins pedro kvitova taking a tumble in the second round, so she joins pedro kvitova as the other czech out, so that intensifies the pressure on angelique kerber. see you soon. bye bye. it was a very warm day on thursday across england and wales, in particular southern and south—eastern areas, with a top temperature in london of 32 celsius. in fact, a number of stations in the greater london area saw 32 degrees and it was pretty hot as well further north, but the heat across northern england broke down in spectacular style with some severe thunderstorms, we had reports of flash flooding and also some lightning damage across yorkshir

but earlier in the morning local lad tommy fleetwood is with us open champion brooks koepka. be an experience for me that i'll never forget. it's very rare that you get a tournament this close to home and everybody wants to talk about that and it's a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home and it to be a british open, so yeah, it will be a great week for me no matter what. so just about enough time to show you how great britain is doing at the world para athletics championships in london. we have touched upon their success today. they're currently sitting in second, a late burst from the americans this afternoon seeing them leapfrog to the top. 11 golds each but leading the table by virtue of their greater silver and bronzes. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, camilla tominey, political editor of the sunday express and jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial ti

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he'll play either 39—year—old tommy haas of germany or nicolas kicker of argentina next.ite. —— that is all your sport for now. to me, mark edwards, and the team, that is good night. hello there. many of us have had more than ourfair share of wet and cloudy weather of late, but that certainly hasn't been the whole story. monday brought some sunshine for many places. that was the scene across the scottish islands. the sunshine was not shared out equally though. suffolk seeing a lot of cloud. many eastern areas had rather cloudy conditions. 0ut west, in the atlantic, there's another lump of cloud hurtling its way in, that'll bring some rain on the wednesday but for tuesday we are between weather systems and that means actually a fair amount of fine and dry weather in the day ahead. where it has been so cloudy across eastern england and eastern scotland, that cloud will break up a little bit. there will be more in the way of sunshine. could just see the odd shower breaking up across the south—west and south wales later in the day. in the sunshine, this is problable where we'

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phils and mets, tommy joseph fifth inning, doubles in aaron altair tieing the game three apiece. joseph again, three run homer, 14th of the season, phillies lead 6-3. bottom half of the inning, jeremy hellickson. phillies lead, 6-4. later in the evening, pete mackanin pulls hellickson. cabrera there, phillies lose 7-6. still ahead in sports, the flyers say goodbye to one goalie and hello to another. we give you details on another free agent signing. stay close. ♪ ♪ ♪ journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here.

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mcilroy and justin rose are six off the lead but it was a miserable day for local boy tommy fleetwood for the title but he slumped to a six over 76. so fleetwood and the rest of the field will be at the mercy of the weather tomorrow — and it could get interesting as the bbc forecaster philip avery can tell us. the weather on day one of the open seems to give some of the players a relatively easy ride. whether you're playing spectating on day two it looks as though friday will be a real test throughout the day and for those who sub five the car to make it into the weekend the conditions offer another test of another variety. showers from the word gaul and possibly merging together, longer spells of rain, some of its sharp but the wind will be a pleasant and the players will be playing the course and those conditions. saturday year mixture of sunny spells and showers. there won't be so spells and showers. there won't be so much wind but it will be from a different directions so i suspect the caddies will be checking yardage once again and come sunday in action of sunny spells and shower

to the sixth, two on for tommy joseph. phillies win 6-1. four wins in the past five games.are playing good ball lately. i was concerned about the 20 hits the other day. two big innings, freddy's home run set the tone. good things come to those who wait. we have waited long enough. monday morning eagles open training camp. eagles fitted the youth football team with new equipment. the boys recently had their football equipment stolen. as for his team, mcleod sees big things for the birds. >> i want our jobs to get better last year to this year. we have ota's. we want to carry the momentum to training camp. the goal is playoffs. that's what we set out. once we take the first step, sky's the limit. >> wendell smallwood sees no need to wait for monday. he's working out on his own. during the offseason, the birds signed derrick blunt and donnell. >> some people ignore it, but it's self motivation for me to get better. it's driving everyone in the room. whoever is not driving them, i don't think they'll be successful. you can compete with the receiver or quarterback. you will be b

and the narrative approach of the expedition could read them in the original version whitey did com tommy tok the original journals back to washington, d.c., and he hired a woman by the name of mary anderson to make an exact copy of all of the journals of lewis and clark. this represents one volume of that series. what's interesting about this is mary anderson was paid $150 to hand copy and accept duplicate of all the journalistic this is the only one known to exist, and you can see her incredible just craftsmanship of copying the text exactly as lewis and clark would've written it, and even copying an illustration that they would've done. so this represents the candlestick fish they discovered along the way and it does have drawn in the original journals, and she had made an exact copy. apart from this and then the original journals in philadelphia, that's basically the whole representation of looking at the actual journals themselves. >> after the initial report of the expedition, there was continuing interest but died down a bit over the course of 19 century, but in the 20th century th

tommy fleetwood has won the open de france by one stroke at le national, near paris.n's form has been consistent of late, having finished fourth at the us open in wisconsin a fortnight ago. american peter uihlein, who shared the overnight lead heading into the final round, finished second on 12—under, and that gains him an entry to the open at royal birkdale, starting in just over two weeks‘ time. but it was the 26—year—old fleetwood who took the title, on 12—under, and with it moves to the top of the race to dubai rankings on the european tour, with a third win on the tour that could have been even better had this have dropped. i think, you ithink, you know, it is i think, you know, it is great playing down the stretch like that but it is exhausting at the same time, and it came down to the very last shot, waiting for peat to see how he got on. to win a rolex series event is important, clearly the biggest events of the year, and it was a massive, massive thing when it got announced. to win the second one is just... got announced. to win the second one isjust... it is

bush former world series governor tommy thompson mr.his repeal and replace? because again, it looks like the republican leadership in senate has bent over backwards to provide these republicans whatever they want 45 billion dollars, in funding for opioid, and heroin abuse we are going to not -- basically roll back tax increases, in obamacare, and still not onboard with even moving this to a debate. why? >> well dagen i think the hearing from the governors and hearing from constituents hearing from american medical society saying they don't like it, they are waiting for the cbo score, that -- probably will show that a lot of people are not going to be covered by health insurance so a lot of a lot of things piling up that is giving them solace to not commit but, also, a lot of foot for thought maybe we got to wait and see what is going on the truth of the matter is republicans have got to get their act together, america voted for republicans for the house the senate, and the presidency that is what republicans have been saying for years,

tommy joseph, a bomb. you phillies are still up 6-4. pat comes in. phillies lose 7-6.t three weeks from the start of training time? how about with fans. barnett in the college town of tennessee. a lengthy line to get his autograph. >> a charity basketball in nashville. he went to vanderbilt. matthew's helped raise money for the ywca and woman's shelter in nashville. >> at day fiona, aaro earhart finishes in 32 place. >> eight cars involved larson walking away. ricky fieldhouse junior win it is race. >> thank you, ducis. this teenager from upstate new york is america's newest millionaire. anthony stopped at a convenience store to fill his tire with air and sent his friend in to get a scratch off. he hit the jackpot. >> i thought i got to nine, made a mistake. my father went to the store and checked it for me. it said big winner. >> that ticket is worth a cool million dollars. he's a landscaper and plans to invest most of his cash into his business, but he's a teenager, he's also buying a new car. >> the cook town festival is under way. >> the nine day event is the oldes

but earlier in the morning britain's tommy fleetwood, who hails from southport, where the open is takingpion brooks koepka. let's hearfrom fleetwood now. it is going to be an experience for me that i will never forget. it is not... it is very rare that you get a tournament is close to home. i know everybody wants to talk about that, and it is, it is a massive privilege to be playing the tournament so close to home and it be the british open. so yes, it is going to be a great week for no matter what. with six stages to go at the tour de france, chris froome is hoping he will get stronger in the last week of the race. the defending champion has found himself on the floor, he has lost the yellowjersey, he has got it back, and then he had to take a wheel from a teammate, on sunday's dramatic stage in puy—en—velay. i was standing on the side of the road with my team—mates, trying to change wheels. i thought that was potentially game over for me. do you think if you wear yellow all the way paris, you will look back on yesterday and think that was the day ididn't win yesterday and think that wa

. >> tommy joseph, fifth home run in 14 games. deficit cut to one.the fifth, austin hedges doing yard work. get it? you can laugh harder than that. second of the game, padres lead 3-1. after the rain delay, ties the game, 3-all. to the ninth inning, facing hedges with two men on, padres take the run on a sacrifice fly, phillies lose 4-3. it's four straight losses. to the ice, the flyer future looks promising. head coach dave hextall keeping a close eye. top pick nolan patrick a spectator. he's returning from injury. >> it's not evaluation camp. we are working on skills and developing. we have to put on more work than those that come back from inju injury. >> he's feeling better than he has in a long time. he has work to do. i feel like we are moving forward. >> he should be back on the ice soon. sixers move to nevada for the las vegas summer league. sixers move to nevada for the las vegas summer league. it's raining shades during blinds to go's all shades sale. every shade in the store roller, solar, cellular... and more ! all 25% off. find your perf