our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joi

so tommy, you're armed with the oslo pocket.esting about it is it's far from your average camera. i am looking forward to see what this thing can do. should we cast off? yes, please. the chief selling point of the 0smo pocket is its 3—axis gimbal stabilisation, that means video that is smoother and steadier than your average camera. wow, this is amazing. i can actually see what i am recording on there. it looks really stable. my arms aren't aching because it is nice and light. i think there's nothing more i can ask from a pocket camera. the vuze xr also offers some stabilisation, but it's big feature is 5.7k resolution and the 360 degree video, or, when the lenses are flicked out, a virtual reality 180 degree angle. formats which give it your footage that extra bit of immersion. i know this is a quality kit but, unlike the 0smo pocket, there's no screen, which i think puts me at quite a disadvantage. i can pair it up to my app review finder but i don't necessarily want two devices in my hands so i feel like i'm losing out a litt

kenyatta is openly gay and tommy was openly straight.med to me that their friendship was truly platonic but very bonded. they were obviously an amazing support system for each other. >> we mainly came across each other going through the struggle. helping each other out and stuff like that. you in here by yourself, you're going to have to look for somebody to confide in. mainly they got to be on the same level as far as thinking and outlook. >> i love him. love him to death. that's about the only one i can sit down with and have a real conversation with. >> kenyatta, he a deep individual. i like to see how far i can go with arguments, conversations, debates, and all that. and he put up that fight. >> people probably suspected their relationship was something other than what it was. but from my observation, it was truly a platonic friendship. >> people got their own opinion about me and him. but then you know, everybody got their opinion. as long as it ain't true, then why put up an argument? if you put up an argument, that's showing some

tommy is having private singing lessons with her voice teacher musharraf's. time he has an unusually strong will to sing rock you must have an inner motivation time he has that and a natural presence which you don't need for the thread if you. just four weeks to go till the show tanya has to go to moscow to rehearse with the orchestra for russian television channel one but the on phone bill has little experience with hard rock so can it work. and is there any way usually play this song twice as fast. as his wish i listened and thought. why. finally the day of the show has come and tommy is hoping that a slower version of the song will strike the right chord with the jury he did. it but the other will be ready to go on at twenty two eleven. with that though millions of people all across russia are waiting to hear who the jury will send to the final round russia's been in a talent show frenzy for years now. young performers sing their versions of songs by big stars. at last tommy a girl keenness on with her own interpretation of never grunge and smells like tee

it was a decent day for england's tommy fleetwood. could this be his major breakthrough? well, the big names are circling. australia's adam scott among a cluster of early pacesetters. plenty of golf to go but the masters is off to an intriguing start. the very latest i can tell you is adam scott is one of seven players currently sharing the lead on three under par, tiger woods hasjust completed an excellent first round, he is 2—under par, one shot off the pace, after all his struggles with form and fitness, what a story would be if he could win the masters again, some 22 years after his first title here. as for rory mcilroy, not such a good day for him. he is currently i—over par, so four shots behind after a disappointing end to his round. but of course, he still has three rounds to go, so still very much early days. andy, many thanks again come andy swiss with the latest as the masters gets under way in augusta. that's it. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the talk turns to tiger at augusta — as the f

enjoy the game down there, tommy. he's got it going. i just love to see ifis somebod predicting a hurricanes wane, see what happens. that didn't happen. get ay day for the nationals. a team thats hardly getting away with anything. a 9-6 win over thethiants. ey squirmed when the giants scored f tr runs in ninth inning. is afternoon before boarding a flight, a chance to win the giants series and get above .500. isn't that what it's all about? going on a springday, getting messy, eating som ice cream. mom comes in, cleanup duty. but still lays her focus on the ice cream bar. mom, get out of here. speaking of laser focus, how aboutuan soto. that one is going left. hold on to your ice cream. stays in the park. his hitting streak, a career high 16 games extended today. then in the fourth, the second homer of the year. why not strik up the handshake line asat prick corbin tosses 7 the nationals win it 4-2. to the redskins. the draft i only aeek away. they should be good on the defense line. theyd signett eioannidis. also da'ron payne on rooki

tommy robinson, if you... why don't you ask him his real points of view.lly last week, which was basically sponsored by tommy robinson and his news service. we would not have been able to hold that otherwise because we could not have spent the money to pay for it. you make these accusations, which i am rather tired. have you not read his tweets? it is not causing —— calling him names, it is describing some of the things he says on the platforms that he had times as shared with you and also looking at the way he uses social media. he is offensive. he has never said anything racist. i would not be with him on a platform if he had. he talks about islamic ideology and that is fair enough to have a critique of an ideology. that does not make somebody a bad person or justify the names does not make somebody a bad person orjustify the names he gets called. all these people who keep asking me about tommy robinson, why don't you have him on the show? it is legitimate to ask you about stephen yaxley—lennon, as his real name is, because you choose to appear in public

finally the day of the show has come and tommy is hoping that a slower version of the song will strike the right chord with the jury he didn't fall for. it but the dollar will be ready to go on at twenty two eleven. that those millions of people all across russia are waiting see him who the jury will send to the final round rushes begin the talent show frenzy for years now. young performers sing their versions of songs by big stars. at last tommy i'll go tina's on with her own interpretation of never grunge and smells like teen spirit. the jury's made up of three famous russian singers. they sit with their backs to the contestants judging solely on what they hear if nobody's turned their chair around by the songs and sing as out of the running. but i did see. my kid and i got to see him. and that's just how he goes for tonya none of the jury members turned around the eleven year old aspiring the singer from to via has to fight not to break down in tears recently that was what can i say she's just not right for this format or rather channel one's not yet ready for tanya's music. they'll

, tommy! better known as tommy robinson. the social media reach of the hard right is unclear because the tech giants don't always release the figures. thank you, every single one of you... but millions across the world and many in the united kingdom like and enjoy access to views that they don't see on traditional media. we don't need the media to report that, because we are the media! facebook is being dragged into uncomfortable terrain. the company wants to be impartial, but there's no getting around the fact that today saw a californian corporation, whose upper echelons are liberal, clamping down on parts of the british hard right. and the company says it is not in the truth business, but today's decision was based on the application of subjective criteria to public opinion. there is an old—fashioned word for that — it's journalism. wary of accusations of censorship, the danger is that global tech giants end up creating national martyrs who simply congregate elsewhere. amol rajan, bbc news.

, tommy!n, better known as tommy robinson. the social media reach of the hard right is unclear because the tech giants don't always release the figures. thank you, every single one of you... but millions across the world and many in the united kingdom like and enjoy access to views that they don't see on traditional media. we don't need the media to report that, because we are the media! facebook is being dragged into uncomfortable terrain. the company wants to be impartial, but there's no getting around the fact that today saw a californian corporation, whose upper echelons are liberal, clamping down on parts of the british hard right. and the company says it is not in the truth business, but today's decision was based on the application of subjective criteria to public opinion. there is an old—fashioned word for that — it's journalism. wary of accusations of censorship, the danger is that global tech giants end up creating national martyrs who simply congregate elsewhere. amol rajan, bbc new

>> tommy wilson. >> tommy, are you drunk? >> we start easy. is tommy drunk?jimmy: let's find out. >> yeah, i am. actually really drunk right now >> thank you, tommy. >> jimmy: the enormous beer was a clue. who's next? >> what's your name? >> jake norvey. >> where are you from? >> i'm from montana. >> are you drunk? >> jimmy: is jake drunk? >> i'm very drunk. started the day with two bloodies. had this. getting there, 12:00, we're having a good time. >> jimmy: i think he also cuts his own bangs. next up. >> tell us your name. >> crazy larry. larriber larry berg. >> are you drunk this morning? >> jimmy: is crazy larry well. crazy? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: let's find out if crazy larry is drunk. >> a little bit, no, i just started my first beer, but you know how things go. i'm a little high, though. >> jimmy: well, you know, you don't get a name like "crazy larry" without being a little high. who's next? >> hi, guys, what you doin'? hey, guys, come on in, what's your name? >> i'm lindsey. >> i'm ashton! >> lindsey and ashley, question for you. are you dru

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, tommy!as tommy robinson. the social media reach of the hard right is unclear because the tech giants don't always release the figures. thank you, every single one of you... but millions across the world and many in the united kingdom like and enjoy access to views that they don't see on traditional media. we don't need the media to report that, because we are the media! facebook is being dragged into uncomfortable terrain. the company wants to be impartial, but there's no getting around the fact that today saw a californian corporation, whose upper echelons are liberal, clamping down on parts of the british hard right. and the company says it is not in the truth business, but today's decision was based on the application of subjective criteria to public opinion. there is an old—fashioned word for that — it's journalism. wary of accusations of censorship, the danger is that global tech giants end up creating national martyrs who simply congregate elsewhere. amol rajan, bbc news. more than 200

i'm tommy mcfly and that is what we have on tap forour weekend here on nbc4. >> thank you, >>tommy.o we turn things over to amelia because we're in weather-alert mode. gray out there w now. son do things startin percolatg and rumbling around here. >> lookingt the latest information i do think we'll have someortrong thunderstms moving through. between about 1:00, 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m b so a littleit earlier than usual and earlier than last friday. there is the threat for strong gusty winds that could produce wind damage and heavy rainfall leading to isolated flooding concerns. the national weather service has not -- [ inaudible ] because we're seeing the potential for strong thunderstorms out there. they are a well. here is what you could expect. scattered showers now. even rumbles of thunder down in st. mary's county and the heavy rain and thunderstorms moving through between 1:00 and 5:00 with about an inch of rain possible in some locations. gusts at maybe 50 to 60 miles per hour and maybe an isolated tornado. theres the threat with winds. it would be similar if it happened to

all right, tommy, what's going on? >> reporter: you know, just hanging out with lord shenley and also only on 4. wait until you meet one of the youngest most excited caps fansr th little baby, you guys celebrated quite vigorously the caps win. >> that's right. we've been cap season ticket holders for over 30 years, so it seemed right. >> congratulationsn the new edition to your family. >> thank you. >> gam seve >> yes. >> thehi srt says she was -- >>onceived when the capitals won. >> and now youav maybe seen she's been hanging out in the cup. the photos on instagram are incredible our caps, the names are on the cup. you check it out. we're here with a guy who is the keeper of thecup. mike bold. you travelnd arou you've spent a lot of time in washington, around with our teel. werate better than anybody, right? >> it'sio a questn we got everywhere we went aroun north america. ike anybody that wins the stanley cup. it was really no different for us. it was a fairly normal summer and normal lebration, but it was great to b

let's make it happen. >> tommy, tha you so. . regardless of what happ ts tonight,here will be a game five and it will be right here on nbc 4. be sure to watch our special caps pregameag cover at 7:30 and then face-off for game five at 8:00. of course, we will have full anamysis after the g on news 4 at 11:00. >>> we are all over saturday. coming up, if physicais therapy t doing the trick, how about a few tricks from neees. they can helppa ease the in. >> eun yang with a look at dry needling. >>> it is perhaps the worst intersection in our entire area. dave thomas circle. new york avenue, florida avenue. i'm adam tuss. gog to tellinou >>> a tunnel that can get you from d.c. to baltimore in nutes is taking another step forward. this sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but maryland and federal leaders have now slowsed a new environmental assessment that couldmane day a so-called hyper loop tunnel a reality. the 35 mile long tunnel would run underneath the baltimore washington park way and the camden yards area ofim e. it would

he identified as being chambliss and the other standing by the steps with what he called a grip was tommy blanton and when he hit hihad his bright lights at n the morning they take off and he identified them. he was a phenomenal witness in front of the grand jury. he was older, not in great health, soft-spoken. for a lawyer tha the kind of wis people just lean in to hear. unfortunately he had a stroke right before the trial and we knew while we were going to get the evidence in, we lost that kind of person that put us about two or three months before the trial, after the indictments were returned when we've are going through all these tape recordings, we found the kitchen sink tape that had been placed under the kitchen sink -- >> host: the fbi had to put a pa plant there -- >> guest: they put a bug, famous j. edgar hoover electronic bugs. by this time he'd married this girlfriend at the time they were living in birmingham and the fbi got off an agent, they worked to depose as a truck driver and ran into an apartment and tore out a wall and they then went to the telephone line. it was pla

it was the training ground for olympic athletes tommy smith and john carlos who are now immortalized on campus for the black power salute on top of the podium at the mexico city olympics in 1968. they and more than a dozen other top athletes came to san jose state to train under the legendary coach but winter in what became known as the speed city . >> the guy who touched the whole world, it wasn't just us, it was everywhere. >> reporter: there is no question the track is in serious disrepair. they announced plans to renovate the track and bring back the men's tracting, the san jose state vice president says it's a depended on private donations which never materializ >> we raised $1000 to date . >> reporter: they have limited space and a greater need for another parking garage. >> every day the number one complaint i have on campus is there is no place to park. >> reporter: plans call for a four story parking garage and a jogging path.! parking is needed for this campus specifically. i don't know, the fact that they are getting rid of the track and has so much historical background a

(sfx: piano plays "twinkle twinkle little star" tommy? (sfx: audience laughing) go get him!ing. (sfx: pianist playing masterful duet) here we go here's the fun part did you do this? great job! (sfx: audience applause) lou: president trump expected to formally nominate pack trick shan man to be the permanent secretary as soon as next week. a gallop poll shows church membership among americans have fallen, dropped to 50%. an all-time low. back in 1999 church membership was at 70% in this country. >>> and the dc federal appellate court ruled that the house chaplain can bar bar secular pr. one recently turned down a request by an atheist who wanted to lead in secular prayer. >>> joining us tonight, robert jeffers, pastor of the first baptist church of dallas and fox business contributor. great to have you with us. it is amazing to hear a court support effectively religious faith in our congress. >> wrel, that's right, lou. and look, i have prayed myself in the house, forth conroy invited me to come and pray one time. and when i prayed, i prayed to the god of the bible through hi

tommy mly. >> go sign guy. he will be getting a workout by the end of the game. >> that could be the new workout. >>> it is beautiful outside to beaiting to get into the caps game. looks can be deceiving because the pollen has pple sneezing and wheezing. when will we get out from this yellow haze? >> friday is the day, when we have the rainom cg in. rocking the red here, unfortunately at the top of our gr unfortunately trees today, very high as far as pollen is concerned, tree pollen we've seen this season. very low on weed and mold and grasses. a lot of pollen sufferers with an issue. the rain eventually making its way our way. that is the case friday. a few showers. a half inch to inch of rain in some spots and tracking what it all means forour weekend. much more on that. when am i back?ba ck in 14 minutes. 14 1/2 minutes. >> we're counting down. get in here. >>> an e.coli outbreak sickened more than 150 t people inhree states and announcing a recall of more than 50 tons ground beef. why that may not be the e

where's tommy? (sfx: stage doors opening) i thought he was with you? no jack!iano plays "twinkle twinkle little star" tommy? (sfx: audience laughing) go get him! don't stop. keep playing. (sfx: pianist playing masterful duet) here we go here's the fun part did you do this? great job! (sfx: audience applause) ♪ ♪ gerry: i'm back with caroline polisi and robert ray and we are, of course, talking about robert mueller, william barr and all things related. caroline, i want you to hear what the president said this week about what he thinks about what happened back in 2016. >> i think what he said was absolutely true. there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further. in my opinion, it was the illegal spying, unprecedented spying and something that should never be allowed to happen in our country again. gerry: illegal spying. do we know that? >> absolutely not, no. and, you know, to the whole witch hunt narrative, i certainly don't think that there's necessarily a basis for calling it a witch hunt, calling it, you know, what have you. i think that a

the other day, how many english guys are in the top a0 in the world, it is impressive and strong, tommys, he hasn't won on the pga tour, not that this is a pga tour event, but won in america, but this course suits him, he hits a lovely draw, good iron play and then players like paul casey, who will be knocking on the door at augusta so we have a great opportunity with myself and many others. it is great to be thinking that way and great that when i come to these events people are talking about me as a potential winner. it is all lovely stuff. you have to play well at the end of the day and none of that matters if you don't perform. but once you do i think the more experience i am getting it is only going to help. the fact that the rankings switch this week is a cool story for us personally from that point of view but i haven't paid that much attention, certainly the golf course doesn't know who is the number one ranked player in the world. you've got to come in and prepare hard and build a new body of work every time you tee it up. the way i see it, rory is the favourite of the way he h

. >> these are my friends, tommy, jimmy and jimmy. >> jim, jim, jim? tradition. >> jimmy: what's up, fellas? should we do a game? >> yeah. >> the opening pitch. >> holy! >> there he was. still got it. >> jimmy: all right, all right, all right. >> hey, batter, batter, batter. >> swing! >> oh, my goodness! >> does that count? >> jimmy: all right, we're not as young as we used to be. >> there you go. ♪ >> first base. >> jimmy: all right, all right. >> two up. >> jimmy: who's supposed to be up now, sal or cleto? we need more t,l, let's go. >> oh, no. oh, my goodness! >> second base. >> sal! >> batting cleto >> jimmy: he's out at second! >> could this be the first strikeout in whiffle ball history? >> oh! >> ah-oh, switch hitter. >> oh, oh, my goodness. unprecedented. >> nice! that's gone. >> oh! there it is. >> all right. >> jimmy: let's take a break for our awards presentation. i remember a story you told us. dodgers jacket and you went to the zoo and you went past the monkeys, and the monkey reached across and splattered. >> right acros

. >> ma barker had her tommy gun and shot out this window? >> right. [ gunfire ] >> ...an epic gunfight... >> it went on for about four hours. it's the longest in fbi history. >> digging up some bullets fired from that window. >> ...haunting history... >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> ...set for sail. >> this is a lot bigger than any of us realize. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida, 60 miles northwest of orlando, and i'm on my way to meet a man who inherited a house riddled with gangster history. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it wa

tommy robinson and a number of his colleagues dry to storm a constituency mps office.ries lie but when you've got a business like facebook that has allowed the live streaming of a massacre in christchurch, you know there's something fundamentally broken with the model. that's why we say you can't deal with with one piece of this, this is a complex industry and dealing with one piece of that which the government has done today isn't going to make much ofa done today isn't going to make much of a difference in if you put in place the jigs of other regulations around hate speech, advertising money, around competition regulation, until you ship the whole syste m regulation, until you ship the whole system onto a new level, you are going to have some of the problems p0p going to have some of the problems p013 ”p going to have some of the problems pop up in different formats. what's your view about this british woman in dubai who wrote while she was in the uk on facebook that someone else was a horse, she's going to dubai, been detained, what would seem disproportionate to u

i'm tommy mcfly and that's what we've got on tap for your weekend here on nbc 4. >> do you know whataring for awesome con. >> sn. >> still working on it. have two or three outfits. >>> news 4 is working on this for you. we're committed to sharing stories on our changing climate. still ahead, we are highlighting a local organization, stepping up in a big way. >> how you can be part of their region wide effort. >>> and before the rain moves in today, here's a look at your pollen report. trees continue to run high. thankful the ra thankfully this rain giving us a thankfully this rain giving us a break from yoooh, hello yellow! at ross and you find... yes! that's yes for less. spring forward with the latest brand-name styles at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna eep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi w

jesse: tommy brings up the point, this will be politicizedt you will hear from people on both sides of the political spectrum talking about gun rights, gun control, but if you just look at the facts of the case, you have people with a gun, good guys they can deter backers. this seems like one of those examples. >> you can look at gun-control laws and say okay, let's say that we stop any gun from ever being sold in this country. there are still 300 million people, 300 million guns that are outha there and you will not start confiscating them because who knows what that would lead to. when you look at situations like this, you say, the most gun-control laws are on the books, could this crime have been prevented from happening, and in this case from what we are seeing, what we know now, that is not the case. even if you had the gun-control laws that this still unfortunately would've happened because of sick people do six things and that is what happened hereed unfortunately. jesse: thoughts and prayers to all the victims in their families in southern california. we will continue to follow

we have tommy, one of the viewers. he sent me pictures of his special place.fing. thanks for the picture, thomas. thanks for the picture, thomas. thank you for your other comments. i will see you for business briefing. hello there for many parts of the country it was cloudy on tuesday. 0ver country it was cloudy on tuesday. over the next few days they will be more sunshine, more widely. it will be turning warmer in that sunshine as well. there is still cloud on the scene at the moment. this cloud should not bother us. it will bring cooler, what into iberia. it brought the rain and drizzle earlier on that is petering out through the night. darkness for scotland. 0ur braking further south. that means mist and fog patches through wales, the midlands, and southern england. that'll take a few hours declared in the morning. it moves away from western scotland. sunshine develops widely. the cloud bubbles up from east anglia towards the pennines. may squeeze out a light shallow from that. on the whole, a dry afternoon with sunshine. warmer than it was on tuesday, high

the tommy smith, has died at the age of 7a.uropean cup final when they beat morrissey statements and glad back. he was known as the anfield irony because of his top playing style. leicester tigers have boosted their hopes of staving off relegation with a thrilling win at newcastle. the defeat leaves the falcons bottom of the premiership with three games remaining. jonny may's early try helped the tigers move to lead with the half—time deficit cut to just a point but the winning try came from guy thompson, a win that lifts them up guy thompson, a win that lifts them up to ninth, eight points above newcastle. in the pro14 ulster secured top spot, a huge blow over edinburgh at murrayfield, a 29—7 win while ospreys murrayfield, a 29—7 win while os preys ra n murrayfield, a 29—7 win while ospreys ran in seven tries as they beat southern kings 113—7, dan evans' patrick keeping them alive, they are above cardiff blues in that conference table. st helens have gone back to the top of super league, they began the evening ahead of science

i'm tommy mcfly and that's what we have on tap for your weekend. >> that's what's important. it's all about the glam. >> i want to see that. >> good pictures. >> the cloud changes the color. >>> well, how about thrif crawl involving discounts at retailers or a bfew ? >> those are among the many events you read about in our nbc washington app. >>> a third generation local family business closing up shop. news 4 tracee wilkins explains why. and showss the tough next steps for this maryland nursery. >>> joe biden back in t eye in making a joke after cepting a hug today. >>> and doug is tracking that rainy starto the weekend. rainy starto the weekend. will the next few days be a i have three kids, i work from home. so we are all on the internet at the same time. upstairs, downstairs. that's one of the things that i love about fios. my kids are doing homework or they're streaming videos. how's homework going? you need help? my middle son, he likes to create videos and post them online. and while he's doing that i'm on video chat with the client. so that, you know, mama can make so

world number one justin rose, who has been runner up twice in the last 4 masters and ryder cup star tommyeel like i am i feel like i am doing ifeel like i am doing another chance to win here. you cannot force it. that is how i go in it. really enjoyed the golf course and enjoy the strategic golf course and to see what happens. the entities weeks now with like —— we entered these weeks now with a plan and preparation. he wants a blade and every week could be that because. they are always an enjoyable experience. it is always the chance that i managed to put myself in that position in the game where i can do that. it is very impressive and strong. not that this isa impressive and strong. not that this is a pga tour event, this is the kind of golf course that suits him well. good night player, guys like that who have been knocking on the door here as well. yes, we had a great opportunity, myself, and many others. it is great. it is great to be thinking that way, and when i come to these events, people talking about me as a potential winner, you have to play well at the end of the day. none o

put up my website tommy for senate.com.upport we have had has been outstanding and people wanting to support our campaign. jedediah: tommy, this is the age of the washington outsider. where people are looking to individuals who have a barack ground like yours as ache former football coach to really go in and change washington what are. so key issues for you and how you would want to impact washington? >> well, as you said, i'm not a politician. especially a career politician. and i don't want to be. you know, i want to be somebody that just helps out the people of this country. this is a great country. i have had a chance to travel all over the world, being a football coach going to see our troops. traveling all over the country. been in rich homes, poor homes, middle class homes. just meeting the people as a football coach. but now i want to do it as somebody that's going to help, that tries to give back. and i think it could be -- i could thank 212 people in the coaching business would make great congressman or senators?

so i reiterate what tommy said which was that there was no consultation with tenant groups. and -- but after i heard some of mr. isbell's testimony, i felt that i had to put out a few other comments out just about his skillset for this position which when he said my colleague handled most of the legal argument, no -- we can't have one person making all of the legal arguments. it weakens the tenants' position in a hearing. and i think that he was relying on the other tenant commissioner who was a lawyer to make all of the legal arguments. and he admitted that that's not his skillset. that he can't make those legal arguments. and that's why he spoke from compassion which doesn't have anything to do with the decisions that were made at the rent board, especially with regard to what was before the rent board at that time. and the other thing they would like to add is that the rent board relies on precedent, and by eliminating the person who has sat on the rent board the longest we have lost an incredible amount of knowledge of what precedent is at the rent board. and that is a s

liverpool's former captain tommy smith has passed away.est in peace, the anfield iron. we will have more tribute over the course of the night butjust to remind you, the former liverpool captain tommy smith has died at the age of 7a. news concerning arsenal. they have started an investigation after a video emerged online where a supporter can be heard allegedly racially abusing the napoli defender kalidou koulibaly during their europa league quarter final last night. the cardiff boss neil warnock has been charged by the football association over controversial comments he made about premier league match officials. he called them the "worst in the world" after his side's 2—1 defeat to chelsea on at the end of march. he's got until tuesday to respond to the charges. we just wanted to show you the scottish cup pictures this weekend because it is the semifinals, as hampden park hosts both matches. tomorrow, premiership hearts face championship side inverness caledonian thistle, while on sunday, a big one. celtic and aberdeen will bid to reach ne

tommy seymour one of five different tri- tommy seymour one of five different tri— stories for the warriorsin the play—offs. they scored this try and kicked nine points as his side beat the cardiff blues 29—22. plenty more coming up but quick look at the other stories. mitch evans has become formula e's seventh different winner in as many races this season. the australian won in rome ahead of germany's andre lotterer. the race was red—flagged on the first lap after a multi—car pile—up. the rajasthan royals beat the mumbai indians by four wickets in the ipl. chasing 188 to win, jos buttler hit a quickfire 89 before the royals chased down their target with three balls to spare. anthony crolla says he's fine despite suffering a brutal knockout in the fourth round of his world lightweight fight against ukraine's vasyl lomachenko. the manchester fighter was looking to regain the world title he lost three years ago. now, later tonight, the american claressa shields will face germany's christina hammer. the winner will become the undisputed middleweight champion of the world. the atlantic city bou