well. the eagles suffer a minor setback we have injury news. and >> his way home. the phils strike first. next batter, tommy joseph.deep left field, a 2-run blast. phils go up 3-0. now in the fourth, the phils up a touchdown and an extra point. a 2-run home run. >>> bumps and bruises are part of the game. just hope they don't happen in june. eagles defense attack left today's otas with a strained ankle. wentz is enjoying his first off season as a full-time starter. at this point last year he was watching sam bradford get all the work. carson is learning a lot. >> a year under your belt does for you. a year under your belt and also those game situations, coming in this off season, having a full off season to go back and dissect the tape, knowing every detail about the concepts. definitely don't have it mastered by any means, but definitely feel much more comfortable with it. >> nba summer league starts on fourth of july week. don't expect fireworks from the sixers. the nba draft is on june 22nd. the sixers are preparing for the draft by working out prospects. today they hosted six collegiate players. the sixers have

you have got preachers like tommy robinson, far right political groups who want to call themselves political parties, we are allowing them room to spew out their hatred as wellulders as well. the media have a massive role to play by branding this as a terrorist attack. just because he is a white man doesn't mean he cant be a white man doesn't mean he cant be a terror list. —— terrorist. he is a terrorist with a crazy ideality. he mounted the pavement and killed muslim men and women. the prime minister said this was treated within eight minutes by the police asa within eight minutes by the police as a terrorist attack. that is what he just as a terrorist attack. that is what hejust said. you as a terrorist attack. that is what he just said. you talk about islamophobia. do you feel that has been on the rise in recent months are yours? we have seen the rise in the level of animosity, hatred, towards the other. we have seen that with hate crime after the brexit vote. after the war on terror and after 9/11. that whole hatred towards muslims. we have seen that on the rise. it is unfortunate that somebody has acted upon that. and decided to mount the pavement and k

well, but, like most phillies games, it didn't ends that way. the phils scored four runs in the first inning, last night, at fenway. tommyeph, knocks in two right here. but as usual, the bullpen, full-on let down. eighth inning, blocking ramirez, would tie it at five. to the 11th, dustin, singles home the winning run. phils lose again six-five, they're back at it tonight at fenway. >> phils did something in last night's mlb draft they hadn't done since drafting chase utley in 2,000. that is take a college hitter with first pick. >> with the eighth selection of the 2017mlb draft the philadelphia phillies select adam hazily, outfielder from the university of virginia. >> adam hazily will be outfielder even though he pitched last jeer for virginia. pitched last handed. battling .390 this past season with 14 homeruns. >> it doesn't feel real at all. i just feel, you know, extremely grateful and blessed. and i know the phillies are, you know, an amazing organization. you know, i'm just super excited to get started and, you know, go through the process. >> he was the one player at this point right here that we targeted, and we

well—known faces who are poles apart on politics. today it's the turn of former labour advisor ayesha hazarika and the snp‘s tommy shepherd.p banging on about it for a while and talk about the other issues, the really, really important issues. find out more at 9.15am. also, "you need to do it", the text sent by a woman on trial

well. the plan today is go home, have a snooze, it will be a late—night tonight seeing if tommy fleetwood canlaying with him at we ntworth. knows him from playing with him at wentworth. i don't know him but i had the honour of playing with him at wentworth, very relaxed and he meditates as well. that's what it ta kes meditates as well. that's what it takes in golf, you have to be relaxed, all in the head. notjust a physical game, a mental game in all senses! thanks very much, kat! helen will bring us the weather a little later. a little over two weeks ago, the world watched in horror as another terror attack unfolded on the streets of britain. eight people were killed when terrorists drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge before launching a knife attack in borough market. the journalist and martial arts expert geoff ho was stabbed in the neck when he confronted two of the attackers to protect his friends. he's still receiving treatment for his injuries but was able to return to borough market on thursday to see it re—open. geoffjoins us now. thank you so much, geoff, for talking to us

tommy fleetwood and paul casey are there on 7—under, along with brian harman and brooks kopeka and now justin thomas and charlie hoffman in a six—way tie for the lead. amongst those also going well just one shot off the lead. wigan warriors are into the semi finals of the challenge cup — surviving a late warrington fightback to win 27—26 this afternoon. john bateman's try and a sam tomkins drop goal looked to have pulled wigan clear in the closing stages but warrington fought back. declan patton's late attempt to force extra time missed — keeping wigan on course for a 20th challenge cup win. johanna konta could become the first british woman since virginia wade a0 years ago at wimbledon to win a tour event on home soil. she's reached the final of the nottingham open after coming through in straight sets against magdalena rybarikova of slovakia. 6—2, 7—5 the score. has reached a grasscourt final. she'll face donna vekic. that's all the sport for now. ajudge in the united states has declared a mis—trial in the sexual assault case against entertainer bill cosby. the jury failed to reach a consensus on all three counts, after more than 50 hours of deliberations. the 79—year—old had

tommy fleetwood is one off the lead. he goes out in the penultimate pairing at around 8:a5 tonight. a lot of players are well, has only played one us open before but the course at erin hills appears well suited to his game. this is my first time in contention in a major, so whatever happens, i'll be doing my best and seeing how well i can finish and that's that really. that's all you can do. but it will be a pleasure to go out on a sunday trying to win a major. proud of the way i hung in there today, after a really good start. that was nice. i struck it well. i had a couple of putts that could have gone a bit, but i hit a bunch of greens. you have to play well round here. cristiano ronaldo is in russia captaining portugal in their confederations cup match against mexico this afternoon. it's his first match since those rumours emerged that he wants to leave real madrid. the world player of the year had a hand in the opening goal of the game, setting up ricardo quaresma to score. another former manchester united player, javier hernandez, got the equaliserjust before half time. the score in kazan is still 1—1.

tommy is in china with his son at the great wall. gary: that's pretty good, well for him.( darya ) darya: then i saw michael phelps, he's retired so he is just hanging on the couch.( darya ) darya: what he is going to be doing, this is the best gimmick of all time, phelps is going to race a great white shark.gary: is that for real. darya: it's for real, it's for shark week. i hope they don't do it with lanes because the shark can jump right over. gary: i've never raced a shark have you?darya: no i haven't. apparantly they go pretty fast. average speed of a shark is 20 to 25 miles per hour, phelps has never gone past six miles per hour.gary: wow, now i hate to say it, but you put that on tv you'd watch it right.darya: oh totally, you think phelps will give him the stink eye? i think it's the best gimmick ever. i'm not a shark week watcher, but this i'd like to see. are they going to do it in the ocean? gary: it's funny, they can't put it in lanes.darya: i hope they don't time them separately, i want to see them swing along one another.gary: this brings be back to o

well, one shot at a time. i do not know how they shut it out, it must be impossible. yes, good morning. after day three at golf‘s us open, england's tommyhe sits just one shot behind the overall leader, brian harman, going into the final round in wisconsin. adam wild reports. for tommy fleetwood, there is plenty to smile about. for getting amongst the leaders in wisconsin is one thing, staying there is quite another. this weekend, it is a crowded place. still, he was making his presence felt, progressing steadily in the right direction. for others, that didn't appear to be the case, but here forjustin thomas, even going in the wrong direction can work out perfectly in the end. his round of 9—under par is a tournament record and was enough to put him for the moment ahead of the rest. while he flourished, others floundered. england's paul casey's hopes of staying in contention lost somewhere in that deep, deep rough. they call day three moving day — there was now plenty of that on the leaderboard and with shots like this, the american brian harman was heading towards the very top. fleetwood remains in the crowd, just one stroke behind, pl

also, tommy brought this up a couple of times when a successful, i've always argued the real trend of these states is other than the us and russia. ... i find that ... [audio lost] >> okay. well on the first point, not to be flippant about it but the problem with india, pakistan and israel is not a closet treaty, it's about more fundamentals and if we were ever to get to a point where those countries were seriously considering joining this convention, it would not be a decision based upon whether or not that npd membership clause didn't have an extension, it will be a decision based upon on the mental changes . in their national security perceptions. >> and that's very long-term. it's not going to happen soon. i take that the advocates of this convention would do a disservice by not making that linkage and thus opening themselves up to the criticism that they have created an alternative pathway to the nonproliferation treaty. >> so yes, you're right in a technical sense. i don't think it's a terribly important factor over a lifetime. on the new start treaty, as you all know, the new start negotiated between the us and russia went into effect in 2011. >> its last for 10 years,

well. >> it's great. >> thank you very much thank the chief and the captain for being with us today. and of course, tommy appreciate you being out here and i will say one final note. while the chief was talking you may have heard him be rudely interrupted by another horn. i'm going say i don't know who was pushily the button but that's the boat tucker is on. i'm just saying, guys. there might be a little something hyped that. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. >> i think your deductions are probably right, steve. >> that was really great. enjoyed it. >> 9:42 is the time. another prince george's county native en route to the nba. coming up next we're hearing from markelle fultz about getting picked number one. time right now 9:42. back in a moment. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. >> back on good day an check

tommy says good morning, 57, sunny clear, one of the best days at the beach the beach would be state prisonson beach. i would say so. that looks good to me as well. a spy glass a nice day on spy glass, we're fog-free. that's from williams. >> i used to work down -- pg and at times i do miss this. seriously. >> the only issue is once you are down there you are down there but the wet ser ideal for me. if you want out go out to valley. heat advisory continue, 95 to 105. we've had an excessive heat advisory, heat advisory, anyway you look at it. the only hot is the humid city did high which is rare for june, especially when we get temperatures like this but some of these, the mississippi which you are has added to mix as well. now, it is a lot of and by that i mean you get 2,000 feet they were around 90 degrows early they are morning. i saw 86 to 88 from the pass, also to mount -- that's really warm, thunderstorms popping up. i van weigh from the snow you get really warm temperatures from the 8,000 feet. that's still good snow that cools and condenses and get thunderstorm activity. west-south west only 5, not that much. i mean stronger than that. a

people like tommy robinson, far right political groups who want to call themselves political parties, we are call themselves political parties, we are allowing them room to spew out the hatred as well the equation, he wanted to instil fear into the community bound mounting the pavement and killing muslim men and women. the prime minister said this was treated within eight minutes as a terrorist attack. do you feel islamophobia has been on the rise in recent months and years? we see the rise in the level of animosity, hatred towards the other. we have seen that with hate crimes after the brexit vote, we have seen it after the war on terror and the whole hatred towards muslims. we have seen it on the rise and it‘s u nfortu nate have seen it on the rise and it‘s unfortunate someone had acted upon that and decided to mount the pavement and kill innocent people. it comes down to the media and all of us to think about how we can continue to live our lives. after every terrorist attack why do we co nsta ntly ma ke every terrorist attack why do we constantly make the muslim community the suspect community and have this level of scope is harder than any other communities so we need to look