he was killed instantly. >> george walton was 55 years old.e dies without a will, so his siblings name a bank in roanoke to act as his executor. what was the process? >> the bank sent letters to every bank that they knew in north carolina and virginia and said, "do you have anything there that belongs to george walton?" >> once all his collections are reassembled and catalogued, the family gets some shocking news that also stuns coin aficionados around the world -- george walton's 1913 liberty nickel... is declared a fake. >> the nickel had no value. it was just a piece of junk. >> a piece of junk? could it be? that's next. >> and now for our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer in a moment. it's "a," martha washington, who appeared on the $1 silver certificate in 1886. >> on his way to a north carolina coin show in march 1962, eccentric coin collector george walton dies in a car crash. it's front-page news in the coin world. >> george walton was a respected numismatist. he put together one of the greatest collections of all time. t

liverpool walton, it's fair to say, is a i—party labour seat.ive constituencies in britain where the second—place party got no more than 10% of the vote. if the other parties last time around had been interested in fighting here, they could each have spent £12,000 just on liverpool walton. but, in practice, the conservatives, ukip and the liberal democrats all together combined spent only £3000 on their campaign here. it's really not a seat where the result is in question. enjoy merseyside, stephen. 0h, thanks, chris. after all these years, some facts in one of my investigative reports. who'd have thunk it?! so, do the folk here feel they've been taken for granted? where better to take our bus to meet voters than the colourful bus stops of the constituency? why did no one think of this before? hello, folks. how are you enjoying the election so far? rubbish! exactly, yeah. good afternoon, ladies. how are you? all right. are you excited about the election? no! no? they're all the same. how many of these battle buses have you seen so far? this is t

and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east of l.a. in chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all-american (wipe to draft picks fullscreen) the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific

lakers' coach luke walton saying the bold prediction will only make ball's rookie year more coalitioning. oh, dad -- challenging. oh, dad. at three, the celtics snagging duke standout jason tatum. boston had the number-one pick but traded down with the sixers in exchange for a future first rounder. a major trade going down as the chicago bulls shipping all-star jimmy butler to the timberwolves in exchange for guard zach levine and chris dunn. the bulls and t-wolves watching first-round selections. minnesota is locked and loaded for future years. a big one. jimmy butler should make them a contender for the next year. >>> iraq says they will isis soon. what gives them confidence? wh

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lakers coach luke walton saying the bold prediction will only make ball's rookie year more challenging. number three, the celtics snagging duke standout jason tatum. boston had the number-one pick. traded down with the sixers in exchange for a future first rounder. and a major trade also going down ahead of the draft. the bulls shipping all-star jimmy butler to the minnesota timberwolves in exchange for guard zach lavine and chris dunn. the wolvbulls and t-wolves swap first round selections and now they're loaded. >> that was like the grammys. the event. >> exploding on twitter. >> that was the highest trending topic for seven hours on twitter or so i hear. >> a big deal. the kids, they love it. >> yes, especially mine. >>> nearly 30 million people under a flood threat as what's left of tropical storm cindy pushes northeast. derek van dam joins us from the weather center. good morning. >>> good morning. nearly 30 million americans under a flood threat today. this is thanks to the remnants of tropical storm cindy moving across the central and eastern u.s. it's actually getting absorbed

and yet with regards to repealing the estate tax, give the wealthiest family in this country, the walton family up to a $52 billion tax break? >> do you think most americans were struggling think it is a great idea to cut programs and impact working families and give unbeliev unbeliev unbelievable tax break of america. >> thank you for the question. the president very much wants us to have a middle tax in come that's focused on spurring the economy. as it relates to the estate tax. the super rich have plenty of gimmicks so they don't need to pay the estate tax. this is about eliminating the estate tax so that americans who have built businesses and created jobs and want to pass those companies on and continuing their farms and industry don't have to sell their businesses to pay the debt tax. >> it is not what it is about. my good friend mentioned ranches and farmers were all concerned about it. this is really about we should be honest about it. it is the the people like the cope brothers, second wealthiest family of america have spent hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars getting

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last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton meanwhile theok care of business last night in game one the warriors had a dominant performance over the cavs. they beat cleveland 113-91 and remain undefeated in the playoffs kevin durant and steph curry led the way. durant finished with 38 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists. curry had 28 points and six three pointers. but warriors head coach, mike brown expects a different cleveland team for game two<> mike brown:"they're definitely not going to panic. they're not going to think that we have an advantage. our guys don't either. our guys, again they're a veteran group. they know what they need to do. and so the challenge for them is, or for us is, are we going to go out and do it again?" the giants opening a three game series against the phillies in the city of brotherly love bruce bochy trying to get the offense going as they started a 7-game road trip giants were rolling -- but what a story for rookie, austin slater in the 6th hits an rbi single to get his first hit in the majors -- he was called

. >> reporter: richard walton used to run london's anti-terror unit and says it can take dozens of officers to watch just one suspect. >> the police can only be devote to the top, you know, three, four, 5% of those individuals-- >> reporter: and how do you pick who they are? >> and how do you pick who they are? you can't monitor 3,000 individuals all over time. >> reporter: the so-called new normal keeps changing, especially as frsh on isis continues to build in syria and iraq. the london attacks are the sting in the isis tail. >> this is a death cult. this is it's losing territory in iraq and syria and wants to take out as many people as it can. >> reporter: sajjan gohel advises governments and police on terrorism, and says trying to counter isis propaganda doesn't work when, like the london attacks, some are just too far gone. >> there are bad people out there who have violent tendencys. they have no hesitation to kill children, mow people down. >> reporter: what works is fast and lethal police action, but that, as we've seen, scott, only limits the damage. they've started putting up thes

the british crew of jack beaumont, jonathan walton, john collins and peter lambert picked up gold inadruple sculls, while the men's four picked up silver and the men's eight bronze. the women's teams picked up two silver medals in the women's eight and vicky thornley, who won silver in rio with dame catherine grainger, in the single sculls. warran gatland has named his side to face the chiefs on tuesday, and has included all six controversial call—ups he made yesterday as replacements. ireland hooker rory best captains the side, with the bulk of the squad that beat the maori all blacks yesterday aren't playing so they can prepare for the first test against the all blacks next saturday. for gatland it will mean a return to the club that he used to coach. the support that i have has been amazing. and to support us. can to support wales. —— came to support wales. it is nice to be back and see some friends. that is all the sport for the moment, now on bbc news, it is time for the travel show. this week on the travel show we are in bermuda. coming up... as the america's cup reaches its na

walton beach, florida. tragically, a 10-year-old boy killed in alabama, storm surge knocking a logon to him. a state of emergency already declared there and in louisiana. grand isle already under water. officials urging evacuees to get out early. >> we cannot stress enough the importance of avoiding high water and that's for everyone across the state. >> reporter: in new orleans, they're hoping the flood control systems fortified after katrina will help keep the city dry. you see this pond? this is water out of lake pontchartrain. that levee is all that's keeping this water out of that neighborhood. more than a half foot of rain already in mississippi. hundreds of roads submerged. officials preparing for more possible rescues tonight. you're anticipating you're going to have to get people? >> we'll have to go in and get some people out, yes, ma'am. >> eva joining us now from bay st. louis, mississippi. we see the water there. officials now going door to door to get families to leave, eva? >> reporter: that'

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last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton (wipe to warriors nba cares) the warriors continue to play a big part in the oakland community thanks to golden state being in their third straight nba finals nba cares is opening its third nba cares center in oakland. this year westlake middle school is getting an nba cares learn and play zone comissioner, adam silver... oakland mayor libby schaaf... warriors general manager bob myers... zaza pachulia and several players and executives were at the event. myers had a special message for the students <>bob myers:"the days like this when we are not playing basketball or practicing are some our most enjoyable days giving back to you guys. a lot of the players that you are looking at they didn't have a great gym to play basketball on. they didn't have new courts they probably sat where you are and hoped and couldn't wait to meet an nba player. the fact you have five or four of them here and guys that used to play in the nba and legends here you guys could be those people too". this is the 1,089th live, lea

. >> reporter: richard walton used to run london's anti-terror unit, and says it can take dozens of officers to watch just one suspect. >> the police can only be devoted to the top, you know, three, four, 5% of those individuals-- >> reporter: and how do you pick who they are? >> and how do you pick who they are? you can't monitor 3,000 individuals all over time, 24 hours a day. >> reporter: the so-called new normal keeps changing, especially as pressure on isis continues to build in syria and iraq. the london attacks are the sting in the isis tail. >> this is a death cult. this is an entity that realizes it's losing territory in iraq and syria and wants to take out as many people as it can. >> reporter: sajjan gohel advises governments and police on terrorism, and says trying to counter isis propaganda doesn't work when, like the london attackers, some are just too gone. >> there are bad people out there that have violent tendencies. they have no hesitation to kill children, to mow people down. the violent extremism may have some place to a degree but it doesn't work in stopping the ideolog

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and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east of. in chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all-american (wipe to draft picks fullscreen) the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific prep in napa and the sacramento kings took kentucky point guard with the 5th pick cal's ivan rabb went in the 2nd round 35th overall and is headed to the memphis grizzlies it was made official today derek carr has a 5-year, 125- million dollar contract extension.... making the 26- year-old the highest paid player in nfl history $40 million is fully guaranteed it has $70 million in total guaranteesthis deal puts carr ahead of andrew luck as the highest paid player in the nfl. he announced the news himself this morning on twitter(wipe to tweets) the a's hoping to avoid getting swept by the astros at

is this a cashout with the foremost retail family of our fine other than the waltons walking away from the industry? if that's the case things are even scarier than we thought. remember earlier, mickey drexler resigned from the retailer j. crew, another company that went private. if mickey couldn't make it work, frankly, who can? stick with the met for, go further. the nordstrom sale might show other retailers like whole foods might be undervalued and also should go private. it was value day today. we saw the beaten down financials in the oils. like 5 below. would anyone want to buy these dogs? believe me, they were out there. this is day two of the federally and the meeting is in sight and they passed the stuff in europe and they will raise rates and raise estimates for the bank. oil? the stocks are trying to stabilize. remember at the close, i said as we get closer to 43 the stocks will stabilize. 43 has been my target. only a couple bucks down here. we're that close. why? because if oil doesn't go down to the 30s, if the american producers killing the price of the commodities shut i

last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton(wipe to warriorswout cavs) meanwhile the team took care of business last night in game one the warriors had a dominant performance over the cavs. they beat cleveland 113-91 and remain undefeated in the playoffs kevin durant and steph curry led the way. durant finished with 38 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists. curry had 28 points and six three pointers. the one player that continues to struggle offensively in the playoffs is klay thompson but the team is not too worried (sot: draymond/thompson) their were many storylines we are still following from game one two of them involve kevin durant. social media has been all over durant starring down rihanna. it happened in the fourth quarter after durant hit a three pointer. it turns out it was rihanna's friend that yelled 'brick' at the warrriors superstar rihanna has made it clear in the past that she's a lebron james fan. early this morning -- a report came out that durant was in a relationship with bachelorette's rachel lindsay at the university of texas .

even doing like walton, sitting down and pea people watching. >> he is a disneyland pass holder.out 300 bucks a year so cost him about $1800 to complete it over a six year period. he got his money's worth. >> he's having a good time every day. >>> health care showdown on capitol hill. >> heartless, mean and heartless. >> i want them to pass the bill. >> protests and a vow to fight the new health care plan. >>> we're facing hot temperatures here but folks in the southeast are facing a >>> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. vallejo fire crews continue to monitor a grass fire that burned dangerously close to homes on bay hurst drive. the flames quickly spread up the hillside. we'll have more on the story at 5:00 p.m. >>> abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian tweets intense inland heat today but cooling relief begins tomorrow. he'll have another look at the forecast in a few minutes. in the south bay, out reach workers are offering water and trips to cooling centers for homeless people who can't escape thheat. >>> protests erupted after the senate unveiled its version of

last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton(wipe to warriorsut cavs) meanwhile the team took care of business last night in game one the warriors had a dominant performance over the cavs. they beat cleveland 113-91 and remain undefeated in the playoffs kevin durant and steph curry led the way. durant finished with 38 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists. curry had 28 points and six three pointers. but warriors head coach, mike brown expects a different cleveland team for game two (sot: mike brown) <>mike brown:"they're definitely not going to panic. they're not going to think that we have an advantage. our guys don't either. our guys, again they're a veteran group. they know what they need to do. and so the challenge for them is, or for us is, are we going to go out and do it again?" the giants opening a three game series against the phillies in the city of brotherly love bruce bochy trying to get the offense going as they started a 7-game road trip giants were rolling -- but what a story for rookie, austin slater in the 6th hits an rbi single to g

what is left of a baseball dug you'd, this is fort walton beach, florida. the panhandle.rnadoes touched down there. a big mess. big waves near galveston bait. a huge wave for what they called a nothing storm. and dirt and debris covered the main road on the peninsula, which is highway 87. you can see a lot of debris has washed shore. forecasters are still warning it could bring life threatening water. going to move up past along shreveport. here's memphis. going over memphis. it's already -- it's already affecting people in the carolinas. forecasters are warning it could bring life threatening floods and flash flooding and tornadoes. steve harrigan is waist deep. where are you, steve? >> i'm on the corner of river road drive in gulfport. it's about four feet deep here. a few small snakes going by. we've seen pour out of this neighborhood. some carrying their own suitcases to walk through chest deep water. other people deciding to stick it out. some of those that do still have to walk their dogs. here's a young boy we talked to earlier. >> this is a tough way to walk a dog

a tornado in fort walton beach, florida. local areas, nine inches of rain.cting a foot in some areas. they can use that in the southwest. can't believe how hot it. >> it's been incredible. heat piling up. as a result, temperatures currently climbing close to 109. we will top off in phoenix area, which has been the spots where we've seen the planes grounded getting up to 119. this may be the end of the peak but not going away entirely. the next couple days, the heat will be sticking around leading up to portions of california and finally looking at the next couple days unfortunately we're talking about heat in phoenix, las vegas and portions of southern california hovering near the 115, 116 range. so maybe dropping five degrees is it. they'll be dealing with some heat into the weekend, shep. >> shepard: local coverage on fox 10 in phoenix and fox in las vegas, it's a scorcher. good luck to you guys. breaking news now. jurors have acquitted a black former milwaukee police officer of reckless homicide after he shot and killed a black suspect. the shooting last

walton road could be your alternate there.ennsylvania turnpike westbound past valley forge. that's on the shoulder and much slower speeds are on the eastbound side headed towards norristown. in downingtown a nasty crash just 7 miles per hour around 322 and boot road there by the wawa. i would avoid that. it's a mess. stay over on quarry valley creek road as an alternate. over in chatsworth burlington county if you're headed to lbi along 72, vehicle flipped over so you want to avoid that area if you can and still half hour delays on the warminster and lansdale doylestown regional rail lines because of some equipment problems. rick and monica, despite all that, have a great weend. >> yes, we will. once we get home. thanks matt. >> if we get home. >> still to come on "action news" friday night what a day to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty i mean really dirty. that's exactly what they were doing if the city today. >> and they're simple pieces of clothing but could mean a big difference in the quality of life of folks

one in fort walton boech. anywhere from alexandria to jackson, tup low, to birmingham, montgomery to mobile. isolated with the bands today. the storms from gh to the quad cities to chicago and milwaukee. that's where the cold front is dropping down from the south. that's wind damage with those. also from denver to garden city, amarillo, wind damage, and how about the heat? some areas will go a week straight with excessive heat warnings. that's a rare event. 20 million people under heat advisories or heat warnings from redding to sacramento, san jose, all the way back down to the desert southwest. more record highs are likely today. it's endless. it's hard to imagine that we're ever going to return back to normal. fresno, 109. winslow, 105. this even goes into the weekend. poor phoenix goes from 112 back up to 117. you do get a little relief in california. it's just the heat wave is -- this is going to be one of those for the record books. the duration. >> have to make sure your air conditioning continues to wo

coach luke walton saying the bold pricks will only make ball's -- bold prediction the only make ball's>>> and duke's standout jason tatum, had the number-one pick, traded down to the sixers for a future first rounder which they are accumulating by the masses. a major trade went down as the bulls ship all-star jimmy butler to the twafimberwolves. they're swapping first-round selections. the t-wolves team looking awfully good for the future. >>> the secret service says it is aware of an eyebrow-raising comment actor johnny depp made about president trump at a film festival in the uk. roll it. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? [ cheers ] >> i want to clarify -- i'm not an actor. [ laughter ] i lie for a living. >> depp's joke is an apparent reference to john wilkes booth who assassinated president clinton -- >> wow. sorry, that is -- president lincoln. >> wow. sorry, that is hard to swallow. the secret service saying, "for security reasons, we cannot discuss specifically nor in general terms the means and methods of how we perform our protective responsibilities

is it like in the movies with -- well, let's see, peter lawford and walton pigeon and charles lawtonalking around seriously? >> it's exactly like that. the great debates on the floor. no, it isn't. >> paul douglas. >> you know, part of the reason i wrote this book is to answer the question i get asked the most, which is, is being a united states senator as much fun as working on ""saturday night live""? and of course the answer is no. >> right. >> why would it be? but it's the best job i've ever had because you get to get things done. but it can be enormously frustrating, and this book is about my journey to the senate. talk about vicious races, i was in a very vicious race my first time. all my writing and stuff i had said as a comedian was put through a $15 million machine called the humorizer and -- >> and that is to make everything you said dead-pan serious. you really mean this, right? >> yeah. it took out all the irony. it took out any context. in satire, you use things like hyperbole, and it was pretty ugly. so that was an ugly campaign. i won by 312 votes, and i got to the se

the british crew of jack beaumont, jonathan walton, john collins and peter lambert picked up gold incked up two silvers. they came in the eight and vicky thornley — who won silver in rio with dame catherine grainger — came second in the single sculls. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. a lot of reaction to pakistan beating india, and keep across johanna konta's progress at the nottingham open. more feel a bit later from the bbc sports centre. thank you very much. let me bring you up with the headlines on bbc news. the leader of of kensington and chelsea borough council insists the local authority is helping victims of the grenfell fire. councillor nick paget—brown said there was now "a coordinated relief effort on the ground". mayor of london sadiq khan questioned whether the council has done enough to help the victims of the fire. the chancellor has insisted the government wants a seamless brexit so the uk can leave the eu single market and the customs union without what he called "cliff edges". more on all those storie

would the waltons ever say we have had enough too? >> no. .e way, they own 50% but a market cap -- still, come on, you can't do it. >> is that bridge too far? >> yeah. go private when you own half of it, im's -- it's a bridge too far. the guys at jpmorgan might want to tell you differently. we can do $100 billion. >> what is being private allow them to do? other than stop having the losses, close stores more aggressively? >> that is a great question. because all their stores make money. i think what it does is allow them to do more spend if they have the cash flow on e com without hurting their earnings. one of the things that nordstrom felt awful about this, every time they spend to keep up with amazon the analysts hate them. what are you doing, why are they doing that? everybody feels like why are you spending, why are you spending? >> tell you, a big store right here in -- >> here in new york. flagship store. i think they feel like, you know what -- >> still building it on 58th street. >> urban outfitters, just reported terrible numbers las

he is accused of carrying them out between 1970 and 1986 in walton on thames and he nodded and smiledthwark crown court on july the 24th to appear before southwark crown court onjuly the 24th and afterwards, he posed for photographers, smiling and making a thumbs up sign. thank you very much. we are getting some comments through from to me is a and arlene foster on that deal between the tory party and the dup -- that deal between the tory party and the dup —— from theresa may and arlene foster. we are expecting the dup representatives, arlene foster and others, too, come out shortly. we saw the pictures of the signing of the deal inside downing street. we are expecting them to come out and speak to the media but arlene foster has said we are delighted that we have reached this agreement which works obviously for national stability in terms of the northern ireland executive, and we are determined to sit in place as soon as possible because we because we believe we need a strong voice in northern ireland when dealing with not least the brexit issue. speaking inside number ten, theresa m

speaker, i must begin by commending chairman walton, chairman upton, ranking member pallone, my friend and colleague from the great state of colorado , congresswoman degette, the committee staff and all who worked with my office to bring this, the 21st century work force legislation to the house floor today. i must also i must also publicly acknowledge the leadership of my colleague, mr. hudson of north carolina, and his staff who played an instrumental and very important role in helping us felt to this point. mr. speaker, this 21st century work force bill represents hope, represents opportunity for many of our fellow citizens who feel as though they have been left out of the american dream. mr. speaker, this work force bill also provides an example of how congress should function and work on behalf of the american people. this legislation enjoys the overwhelming support of members of congress who represent various constituencies, from diverse regions of our nation and who come with different and varying political persuasion. however, mr. speaker, we were able to put aside our politica

and there it is ball indeed going to magic johnson, luke walton and the lakershe grew up just east ofin chino hills and spent a year at ucla wher ehe was pac-12 freshman of the year and a first team all- americanand after the selection lavar gave his thoughts wearing a brand new "big baller brand" laker-colored cap(sot: lavar ball) <> "it's a wonderful feeling, but i already knew what was coming to him. i got two more boys,i got to come do the same thing for two more years." reporter: " so you're going to get them to the lakers too, how? " " the big baller way. " the top 5 picks fultz number one ball number two with the 3rd overall pick the celtics who traded out of that number-1 pick took duke's jason tatumthe 4th pick the suns take josh jackson out of kansas jackson played his high school ball at prolific prep in napa and the sacramento kings took kentucky point guard de'aaron fox with the 5th pick and there was a big trade in the nba not involving the draft... bulls star jimmy butler... going to the minnesota timberwolves for zach levine, kris dunn, and the

walton beach, florida, another tornado tore up a ball feet and brought down this tree that destroyed a truck. >> i am exclusively not one at a loss for words, but i am now. i can't get over this. >> reorter: miles north a storm ripped through alabama tearing a roof from a home and smashing an suv. >> i'm glad nobody got hurt. the damage to the house, stuff can be replaced. >> reporter: get a look at the video of the waves crashing along the biloxi pier not far from where we again, this is where that 10-year-old boy died in blame. people have been warned to stay out of water. there are dangers you aren't even able to see. charlie, the good news is the storms have down graded, the winds have weakened. it could become a tropical depression as it makes a turn into arkansas. >> david, thanks. we'll continue to monitor the storm as it pushes further inland. reservoirs are being drained in tennessee and alabama to get ready for the runoff from cindy's drenching rain. >>> investigators say a man who is accused of stabbing an officer in flint, michigan, has a hatred of the united states. the