he's known wiggins his entire career. he says the younger wiggins was a handful. >> everything was a fight. and, you know, we wouldn't be standing like this with each other those years. we would be fighting, rolling around on the ground. and it took him a while but i do believe that everybody should be given an opportunity and he told me he said never had an opportunity. so he's getting one now and i think that if he walks the walk because he's talking the talk he'll make it. yeah, i do. >> coming up -- >> why are you picking these programs? >> the program has a lot to offer me. >> paul abdul wiggins pleads his case to a skeptical staff person. >> i promise you i will not help you at all. >> then officers get to the boiman of paul dixon's breakdown. >>> behind the walls of hackensack, new jersey's bergen county jail, paul dixon recently had what appeared to be an emotional breakdown. he just spent time in the mental health unit for a routine evaluation before being released to general population. a short time later he beg

it doesn‘t help that bradley wiggins was such a big character and so very televisual.y in the last couple of yea rs, particularly in the last couple of years, i have heard people say he was born in kenya, educated in south africa, lives in monaco, he doesn‘t turn up on the one show, bbc brea kfast. turn up on the one show, bbc breakfast. i think a lot of fans, particularly sports fans, don‘t feel they know who chris froome is. that sets up some distance. the nationality thing coming in again! where does he go from here? will he give it again in the tour de france? double he has signed another two—year contract with the team sky will stop i imagined the plan is to compete in 2018, 2019. he talks about trying to win five or six. that was his plan three weeks ago. thank you very much. the bbc‘s director general, lord hall, says he will go further to tackle the pay gap, as more than a0 female presenters sign a letter demanding that the corporation tackle the issue. a 20—year—old man has died after being apprehended by a police officer in an east london shops. he has been n

and with the ongoing saga with bradley wiggins. that takes away some of his success , wiggins. image? the way he is seen in this country? he is not one of the sporting superstars, is he? you should be really. in terms of physical sporting performance is definitely should be. the trouble was that his british parents, he was brought up in kenya. they now live overin brought up in kenya. they now live over in monaco. he does not spend a great deal time here. he is still very much a british man, very proud, would be nice if he came back and raced on the streets of it more in great britain. and to see him on british tv? absolutely. injury much. —— thank you very much. a scottish man has been shot during a robbery hours before he was due to get married in the philippines. tarek naggar was outside a shop in cebu city when three men demanded he hand over his wallet, and was shot in the chest when he refused to give it up. the aa—year—old from milngavie in east dunbartonshire, has undergone surgery for his injuries and remains seriously ill in hospital. more now on our top story, the le

later on, looking like wiggins will continue to increase with outbreaks of rain potentially arriving in the afternoon. temperatures around 18 degrees. for the weekend, afternoon. temperatures around 18 degrees. forthe weekend, conditions challenging with low pressure nearby. continuing to see fairly breezy conditions in some sunshine and showers, showers could be heavy at times. there's been plenty of drama as we approach the business end of the tour de france. leading sprinter marcel kittel, who already has five stage victories at this years race, well he crashed out on wednesday‘s stage 17. while former champion ski—jumper turned cyclist primoz roglic claimed the stage win. it was good day for defending champion chris froome who extended his overall lead. our reporter, simon brotherton is following the tour. chris froome survived a tough first day. he has increased his overall lead in what is still a close race. the slovenian won the stage on his own. baguio was 30 seconds behind them, so dropped out of the top three. chris froome leads by 27 seconds. marcel kittel lost the greenje

but that did not stop people from going to wiggins waterfront park for the concert and fireworks displaywith a salute to our country's veterans followed by performances by the cherry pop and daddies and american if you know bad war. both great groups. fox 29's shawnette wilson has more from camden. ♪ >> reporter: people packed the lawn at wiggins waterfront park in camden tonight for july 4th fireworks on the delaware. >> what are ya'll excited about tonight? >> the fireworks. >> reporter: the solomon family says mom made sure they were dressed for the occasion. >> every time holiday comes we just like get dressed and i love for everyone to dress a like or go along with the theme. just something that we do for every holiday. >> reporter: cherry pop and daddies kick off the pre fireworks festivities and got everyone on their feet. >> we come out every year. so just tradition. >> reporter: shanice, fiance' and their children plan to be here till the end including baby savannah. >> tell what she's wearing. >> this is savannah and she is wearing her very own fourth of july red and blue tutu

the knighthoods that bradley wiggins and dave bra ilsford knighthoods that bradley wiggins and dave brailsfordd the therapeutic use exemptions and the jiffy bag? yes, that definitely has seriously impacted on team sky with their credibility. it‘s impacted on bradley and dave. the rider most critical of what went on at team sky at that time was chris froome. he‘s never supported dave brailsford on this, he‘s been almost hostile towards what happened at that time and that‘s much to his credit. but the public really, i mean, it‘s called sports personality of the yearfor called sports personality of the year for a called sports personality of the yearfor a reason, called sports personality of the year for a reason, people called sports personality of the yearfor a reason, people latch called sports personality of the year for a reason, people latch on to who they see as personalities. the person they love may not be the person who is loved inside the locker room. chris froome is adored by the people who write for him. a polish guy wrote this year about him, he‘sa polish guy wrote this year about h

the three-day outdoor music festival draws tens of thousands of music lovers to wiggins park.nd today's sunshine and cold temperatures offer spectacular views and comfort at the waterfront. >>> well, finally a nice day at the jersey shore. sunny skies and warm weather are drying things out today, but a rip current warning was issued for today, and that could be extended through tomorrow, so keep that in mind if you're planning to take a dip. >>> in delaware not a cloud in the sky over wilmington. right now looking for a hot, summer day. >>> in the poconos a perfect day to float down the lazy river at camelback mountain. erika martin is tracking a heat wave for another day ahead. >> it looks like a heat weighav wednesday or thursday. but right now radar and satellite picking up on clear skies, otherwise we are dominated by this area of high pressure right in the center of the country. good news for us. we will see plenty of sunshine for the next couple of days. a live look outside, it's gorgeous all around. seeing few clouds, if any. definitely get on outside and enjoy the rest

. >> ♪ >> reporter: people packed the lawn at wiggins waterfront park in camden for child july 4th fireworkthe delaware. what ya'll excited about tonig tonight? >> the fireworks. >> reporter: the solomon family says mom priscilla made sure they were dressed for the occasion. >> i love for everyone to dress a like or go along with the theme. something we do for every holiday. >> reporter: the band cherry pop and daddies kicked off the pre fireworks festivities and got of one on their feet. >> we come out every year. just tradition. >> reporter: charnice fiance' and her baby plan to be there till the end. >> tell us what she's wearing. >> this is savannah and she's wearing her very own red, white and blue tutu created by mommy. say hi. >> reporter: happy fourth of call. family night was a tough sell for 14-year-old david. >> you look so happy to be here. >> i guess. >> reporter: just come along for the ride. >> did they drag you here. >> yup. >> reporter: yup. are you interested in anything that's going to happen here tonight? >> just the firework report roar the theme of the day is celebrati

the wiggins live right next to it in a comfortable shankill-area house with a tidy garden and a porchwing. if the wall came down, they'd leave immediately. albert: we feel very secure living here. isabel: we're safe here. we feel secure because of the wall. albert: if the wall wasn't there, there'd be murder along here. isabel: i wouldn't be living here. reporter: people in belfast keep the stories of their heroic fighters alive. the city is burdened with its if you want reconciliation, it's a different ball game, because they were never like that in the first place. so, to do that now would be a tremendous upheaval of people. it's probably going to take future generations to begin this process of intermingling. reporter: it appears that it wouldn't take much to upset the fragile balance of peace in northern ireland. and now, the british conservatives are depending on the main protestant party, the democratic unionists, to govern. and that greatly worries irish nationalist robert mcclenaghan. all at once, the fear of losing ground and being pushed aside is back again. robert: the brit

. >> harry wiggins the chair of the democratic party in prince william county says he is not surprisedcious campaign. >> he is not mainstream. he is negative he has always been negative and he has done a lousy job as the county board of supervisors had -- head. >> before corey stewart runs his campaign against senator tim kaine he will most likely have to run against other republicans for the nomination. in northern virginia peggy fox wusa9. >> former presidential republican candidate carly keyarena is also considering running. >>> a 16-year-old under arrest charged in the murder of a construction engineer in northwest dc. police arrested lamont mcdonald yesterday. the shooting happened july 5 and the day after he was killed our editorial partners at the washington post profiled the victim

city officials were expecting more than 150,000 visitors to wiggins waterfront park for last night'stivities. >>> many people also wrapped up their long holiday weekend down at the shore. it was a pretty nice night for a final stroll with friends and family on the and atlantic city boardwalk. >> and happening today, president trump heads overseas for his second foreign trip as president his first stop is poland and onto germany for the g20 summit and the face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. amc's emily rau has the latest from washington. >> reporter: after a fourth of july celebration at the white house. >> our country is doing real, really well. president trump heads to poland for the guilty 20 summit and all eyes are on the friday sitdown with russian president vladimir putin. >> i think donald trump is in sort of a precarious position because one of the only friends he has is vladimir putin in the international community. when he meets over in europe. >> reporter: after praising putin in the past. >> i think putin has been a very strong leader for russia. if putin likes donal

wiggins, a five—time olympic champion, retired from cycling in december, and took up rowing to keep fitn some sports start doing from swimming to cycling but it is very different going from cycling to vote. how long until we very different going from cycling to vote. how long untilwe know if he is any good? he will go to the championships in december and depending on the time he baby on course. have you done in the rowing? you have to be quite creative visually. you will make it work. the weather in just a few minutes. as the political fallout over the grenfell tower fire continues, so does the impact on the families who have been left bereaved and homeless. in the direct aftermath of the disaster, many residents voiced their anger at the lack of information and support offered by the council and government. joining us now is linda magistris her organisation has been helping those affected. good morning. a couple of weeks ago now that it happened but in terms of helping people, how much need is there and what cases are you dealing with? there is a massive, massive need. i lost my partne

wiggins, a five—time olympic champion, retired from cycling in december, and took up rowing to keep fitdelusional but the times suggest i'm not." still scoreless after three and a half minutes in the crucial lions test. now it's a big weekend of sailing, with the "round the island race", which happens around the isle of wight. i've been in those waters, for an exclusive look at how the sport of foiling, in which you fly along above the water, is becoming more accessible to all. if you thought the sort of sailing we've seen recently, is it a boat or is it a plane? well, it tries to be a bit of both. it is the boat that is trying to bring the thrill of the america's cup racing to all of us. up on the foils and flying over the water and yet at much lower speeds and without the danger. it changes the game massively in terms of how much fun you can have at a low wind speed. the kids are going to love this. until now, the sport of foil racing has only been for the most daring and experienced because get it wrong in the air and the consequences can be serious. every time you make a small mista

all relates to a package alleged to have contained a banned substance administered to sir bradley wigginsteam sky and sir bradley deny any wrongdoing, but the issue has presented the sport, and the head of its world governing body, with a familiar problem. certainly the reputational problems that have been around that team in the last few months have not been helpful. we were previously considered pariahs in the anti—doping world. now we've got one of the best reputations in sport, i believe. the tour, like its cyclists, endures. millions will watch on tv, and, just as in yorkshire in 2014, thousands will line the route for the start, which this year takes place in dusseldorf. for chris froome, he must now focus on more than 2,000 miles of racing that stand between him and road cycling's greatest prize. this is the biggest challenge i've faced in my career. i think the level of my rivals and the course that we're racing on this year leads it to be a much more open race. these are unprecedented times. a possible fifth british tour title in six years awaits when the race ends in paris, in t

events concerning a jiffy bag and mysterious package delivered to the team, involving sir bradley wigginssubject to enquiries, and we may hearfrom a few years ago, subject to enquiries, and we may hear from that in the coming weeks or even months. it has dragged on for some time but it has overshadowed the race and the build—up to it. chris froome has had a mixed reaction throughout the race. he was booed on a couple of stages and booed today. that was more to do with a partisan french crowd, willing romain bardet the french rider, wanting him to perhaps get to victory. we'll see what happens here tomorrow. these are the streets of the champs—elysees, they will soon be closed to traffic and the finishing line will be assembled behind me. we have had some reaction, you will hear from chris froome and then dave brailsford about how they feel coming onto the streets tomorrow, with chris froome wearing yellow. coming into the stadium, just with romain bardet ahead of me. knowing if i navigated the last two corners correctly, that would be it for this year's tour de france. that is all. there

with the kleins and trading revenue, wiggins -- with the declines in trading revenue, we can see theiling. the negative headwind in the shares in goldman sachs. from a macro standpoint, you have to think about yields. this is another hashtag. something interesting happening over the last nine months. in white, we have a 10 year yield. since the beginning of may we are seeing a bit of a divergence. the correlation has broken down altogether. reconverteds a entry convergence either yields -- going higher mark: let's get back to european banks. the swiss bank reporting strong earnings. cranny sat down with boris killarney. >> we are thrilled with the results. .t is our best half ever this has exceeded our expectations. it is on the back of theory good last year. hiring all lights on green. manus: is it sustainable, and you balance it out and say trading income is down. talk me through the balance. hattainability and t acquirement from the clients. bemoney momentum should maintained. we will continue to navigate in our target range. we are not going to come out and say we have a new targ

what a great event over there at wiggins waterfront park in camden. they had the cherry popping daddy's kicking up the entertainment, a lot of people there just dancing, and sitting on there, you know, bring out the blankets, all of the kids dress in the their red, white and blue. >> this is savannah she's wearing her very own fourth of july red, white and blue tutu created by mommy. right? say hi, happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth every july, is right. isn't she so cute? little fashion east that, all started when salute to all of our wonderful men and women, serving our country and dog so right now. 5:10, very concerning situation, because we have an escalation right now, looks like north korea flexing its muscles, they had a rocket test, it was successful. large enough to reach our country. that's the concern. well, now, we're doing something, right back at them. to put them on notice. so the latest on all of that, plus, also, fireworks, all over the country, but this you see an actual fire. >> this happened at the sweetest place on earth. hersh

love it over the bridges, as women, on the other side of the delaware, families packed the lawn at wiggins waterfront park in camden for their show. all of the action right there, they had the band cherry popping daddy's kicking off the entertainment. lot of people getting there onto their feet, families test you had up in their red, white and blue finest. >> every time a holiday comes up we like to get dressed. i like for everyone to dress alike or go along with the theme. >> this is savannah. she wearing her very own fourth every july red, whitt and blue tutu. created by mommy. right? say hi. happy fourth of july. >> savannah the fashionista. the festivities all started with a salute to our veterans, and of course, who serve and protect our country. >> all right, 4:12 is the time. how about this? flexing it muscles, now our country is responding to the north korean rocket test, with some missile action of our own. coming up next: the show of force from america that has north korea on notice after they got a missile that can reach our country. it can hit alaska. >> from fireworks to a fir

ty wiggins with the american institute. what new role does citizen coveragem play in the of global events, especially poses that might complications for u.s. foreign policy. of ja cinkun, we saw the sarin gas attacks which might have inspired donald trump to launch attacks. does social media have on this dynamic? >> it can be good and bad. just cited a perfect example. sometimes it's hard to get to various hot spots and you have relationships with fixers on the ground who know the area and know how not to get killed and be able to extract that video but you also have to proviso when you put it on your air and say, look, this is how we got it. is who provided it to us. authenticate, fully authenticate what you're seeing but some things are what they are and so it's a very some proposition in respects but it's important, if precariousch a situation, that you're truth to people what the standards are and what is -- what is a story and things like that, just opening up your you'reone does not mean committing journalism. >> hopi

wiggins park in camden, you can see the sun shining down brightly. it's a gorgeous morning.he humidity has come down, the temperatures are very, very comfortable. satellite and radar behind me here, there's really not too much to talk about yesterday's coastal storm is well out to sea now, all the way up into the canadian maritimes. this is high pressure starting to build in from the northwest. that will provide us with a nice stretch of weather here, we could four state days of wall-to-wall blue skies. 73 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint of 53. anytime the dewpoint drops below 60 it's very comfortable out there. we'll stay in the 50s over the next few days. pressure rising, winds out of the north/northwest at 13 miles per hour. 72 in allentown, 73 in philadelphia. millville, 72. cape may, 72. lancaster, checking in at 73 degrees. let's go back over to satellite and radar, and, again, with high pressure planted over top of us, and moving so slowly, sunny conditions for the next three days, maybe a couple of clouds mixed in from time to time. it shunlts -- should not be a bi

. —— cycling.” think there was also an element of bradley wiggins he was such a character and such anof humour and with massively popular andi of humour and with massively popular and i think there's a buzz aldrin element to chris cammack to he never attracted the attention. i would agree that britain has become a very strong cycling nature and very quickly and i'm not sure the sporting public has adjusted to that. when the olympics come around we switched on to it. you do not hear a lot of people talking about cycling in the pub, at least not yet. it is very good team, team sky, with riders coming through as well and that is the bright spot of this year. team sky is very good at producing younger riders coming through. chris froome was the two teams go the relatively young rider. he has come through and become a grand tour contender and there are riders who are 21 who are coming through the team sky system and destined for very big things. it is something the team seems to be good at. it has to be said they do go and buy talent when they needed. michael, good to talk to this morning.

some serious big names were taking that risk, like bradley wiggins.a reserve. baby behind. i was never in the show. iwas a reserve. i baby behind. i was never in the show. i was a reserve. i only came into the show to replace the elves. for whatever reason they were not doing the show anymore. that is because someone else. i was like, amazing ex—commissioner i was able to ski for a month, amazing ex—commissioner i was able to ski fora month, doing amazing ex—commissioner i was able to ski for a month, doing something i love. i could lose some baby weight. i did not really read the contract. i‘d just left that to my agent. everything you do has a risk. i wanted to do it and i went for it. i use i wanted to do it and i went for it. iusea i wanted to do it and i went for it. i use a prize that it is taking a rest? some people suggesting the rest? some people suggesting the rest might be permanent. -- are you surprised? it was the most written about and talked about reality show partly because of the peril. let's not gloss over the fact. laura and i have

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