>> slahi: they thought i was a nitwit. >> williams: a nitwit? >> slahi: yes. never have gone to afghanistan. i had a scholarship that many people in the whole world dreamed to have. and what i did, i threw everything away and i went to afghanistan. this is the definition of a nitwit. >> williams: and when you left afghanistan for the second time, did you still consider yourself a member of al qaeda? >> slahi: absolutely not. i cut all my ties with the organization. to me, i joined for the sake of participating in jihad in afghanistan. jihad in afghanistan turned into a quagmire. i did not want to be part of a civil war. and i went back. thank god i resumed my studies. i finished college. and i worked to help my family. >> williams: slahi denies he ever had anything to do with terrorism, but he doesn't deny that some of his friends were still members of al qaeda. he also had a cousin who was a spiritual advisor to osama bin laden. >> slahi: that was really the trouble. that where the trouble began. >> williams: one day in 1999, he got a phone call from that cou

a thing. not anymore. william: inspired by edwards? arles: in the worst possible way, in a sense that i always tell kids, this is not aspirational. do not do what i did. i went on a tour, a bunch of kids from louisiana, some program, we went to the governor's mansion. first we took a tour of the capitol building. they pointed out the craziness that happened. this one got shot here, his wife locked him up in an insane asylum. william: famously so. charles: famously. we go to the governor's mansion. governor edwards strolls in. he is just the most magnetic, flamboyant character. a folk hero, in a way. one of his elections, the most popular bumper sticker in the state was, vote for the crook, it is important. he was running against david duke, the grand wizard of the kkk. everyone knew the edwards was a crook. but they kind of liked it. it was fascinating. william: same thing when he we ong was auey l politician. charles: yes. it wasn't an honorable decision to make. but there was a part of me that really did believe in public service. and

plan for a bombing in toronto but that plot never actually existed. >> williamsife got a lot better-- >> slahi: yes. dramatically better. no more beating. sleep. i was afraid of conf-- false confessing, but it was a relief because now he-- the captain could not torture me anymore, because i gave him what he wanted. now he had to sell this-- first to the f.b.i., to c.i.a. and then they have to sell this to the prosecution, military prosecution, and those people are intelligent and smart. and then what they-- pretty much told him, "this is a bunch of b.s." >> williams: you told them what they wanted to hear, because you wanted the torture to stop. >> slahi: yes. absolutely. i falsely confessed to crime. it was bad business. bad business. >> williams: in 2004, the military officer chosen to prosecute slahi resigned from the case, saying later that he was "convinced that slahi had been the victim of torture-- not by anything slahi said, but solely from u.s. government documents from the intelligence databases, detailing, specifically, what had been done to him during

the first time we see him is june 14th when he shows up for a court date. mr. williamsn was the last time you were in your office? >> only his lawyer responds to our questions. >> reporter: why are you collecting a paycheck? >> because he's for the guilty. >> reporter: that ends up not being true. thursday, williams admitted to one bribery charge and resigned from office and is cuffed in the courtroom. during our hunt for the d.a., our questions got williams' attention. a day after we asked him when he was in the office, for the first time we see him there. in fact, the next day, too. we see him leaving just before 10:30 in the morning. outside the d.a. office, philadelphia taxpayers are following his case. >> not doing any work, should not be getting paid. >> we're still paying for a detail to protect him. where was the protection for the city? >> reporter: since the march 22nd indictment, the office has reviewed more than 8,000 cases. the office communications director confirmed the first assistant has made all charging decisions. we don't know what role, if any, will

nick williams on fire, eight straight games with a hit. williams a 2 run shot in the fourth. nobody is more excited than this kid in the stands. his dad caught the home run ball, jarred eickhoff. trouble in the fifth, two runs, two out singles, brewers tie it up. back come the phils, bottom five, howie kendrick, phils up two. not done. herrera, phillies score four time in the fifth, they win 6-3 the first series win at home in seven week. >> it feels great. we are playing good baseball. we lost a few one run games, so to have the two wins back to back is great. >> my wife said smile when we win. i'm going to try to smile today. he's not smiling. pete, smile. >> jordan speith is smiling. he nearly has a major meltdown in a major today. speith nearly drops the ball and blows a three shot lead in the british open. speith is on top of the world despite a disastrous start to the u.s. open. he takes 20 minutes to figure out how to take the ball, takes the drop on the practice green. matt kutcher for the first time this weekend, speith is back on top with a brilliant finish on 15 fr

. >>> a former philadelphia district attorney seth williams is in a jail cell. aded guilty to bribery and resigned from the office on thursday. for weeks williams was in and out of a courtroom while taxpayers still paid him to do a job. before the trial started, the nbc 10 investigators did weeks of surveillance to find out when williams was actually in the office. investigative reporter mitch blocker walks us through what he learned. >> reporter: june 1st, his parking spot sits empty. inside resemgs staception staff seen him. >> is the district attorney in the office? he's not? >> reporter: for weeks the investigators watched the office. >> wondering if seth williams is in the office. >> reporter: asking a similar question each day. you haven't are seen him? have you seen him at all later in the afternoon? not lately? we also e-mail asking if he's in the office and what events are on williams' public schedule. every office we're told the office doesn't comment on or release the district attorney's schedule because of security concerns. so for full two weeks, we

>> osnos: they began to think he was a very dangerous person. >> williams: ai weiwei was groomed to be since childhood. his father, ai qing, was a celebrated poet who was denounced as a traitor and exiled with his family to the edge of china's gobi desert, where weiwei watched his father's humiliation as he was forced to clean public toilets. you were an outsider from the beginning. >> ai weiwei: yes, i'm a natural outsider. i always been pushed out, and-- but that also give me very special angle to look at things. >> williams: it made you an independent thinker. >> ai weiwei: it made me a individual, and i was always having to make my judgement independently, because the mainstream will never accept somebody like me. >> williams: weiwei got out of china at the first opportunity, moving to new york in the early 1980s. he was intoxicated by the city, chronicling everything in pictures, drawing inspiration from american masters like andy warhol, and stringing together a living doing odd jobs and street art. so you were drawing portraits of people, and-- >> ai weiwei: yeah. >> williams: -

bartram's portrait a flower specimen and this is a type of jasmine. william was a second-generation naturalist and his father had been the royal naturalist for george ii during the colonial period, and so his father takes him when william bartram was a young bay takes him on expeditions and he takes him over and becomes a naturalist himself and william bartram was most famous for georgia, florida, et cetera, where he discovered many new species of plants and would record all of these in beautiful water color drawings and charles wilson peal, the artist who painted this portrait had an affinity for bartram since peal himself was a naturalist, and i think they spent lots of time talking together about collecting plant specimens and teaching the rest of america about the real bounty and wonders of america's natural world, and this painting, when william bartram was rather old is a really nice character study, and he's just sort of calmly sitting there without much expression and here's the wonderful bald spot at the top of his head and the prominent vein on his

roger federer and novak djokovic both with a half day of work. like rick williams on most days.n after their opponents retire because of injuries. roger federer works up no sweat at all. in his opening round match only 43 minutes to dispose of hi opponent and move on. 85-11, he has the most wins all time on the grass court. >>> and finally fireworks are not the only thin shooting in the sky. you have heard of the x-games now check out nitro circus this is ryan williams a scooter action sport daredevil. unbelievable lost the scooter and gets it back and pulls it off. we have something to do on the dinner break. >> try it and have someone tape it and we'll put it on at 11:00. and ducis will do sports. >>> adam joseph has it's accuweather forecast when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, cecily tynan, in tonight with the accuweather forecast. >> i think you picked a good one. last year -- yes i remember it was rainy. >> there is some pockets of downpours around here and philadelphia is dry and should stay dry for the evening concert and fireworks as we take a look at the weather

she wins nine games in a row to prevent venus williams a magical day for muguruza? new name etched in wimbledon history today, that of garbine muguruza. she becomes the second woman from spain win the ladies title here. her stand—in coach conchita martinez won it in 1994. she won it in real style, taking on the five—time champion venus williams. on finals weekend, centre court brings the generations together, garbine muguruza, one of the newest stars against its greatest survivor. the oldest post—war champion. beneath the reefyfiuterrheer- she wants to close out points quickly, but amid the aggression those flashes took williams to the brink of the first set. she had two points for the advantage, but back came muguruza, with bravery and brilliance, that would be the shot of the set. her battling saw off break points and suddenly she had the lead. how this sport can swing. that exchange would have its effect on williams. even with her experience, she gets unsettled. muguruza has grown into this tournament, now she had grown into the match. three breaks in the second s

police say williams had a green light and her stop to avoid the collision was legal. goes after the car passed, but by that time, the light turned green for oncoming traffic. that's when a car comes from the side hitting williams. a passenger in that vehicle died in the hospital two weeks later. the victim's family is williams her for wrongful death. police are examining the video. coming up.. only one movie is hitting theaters this weekend. but it's a big one. how it's expected to perform. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning... ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the b-b-q, hot rods and air craft display in san jose. check out airplanes, barbequed food and live music for airport day. it is happening at the reid hillview airport all day. the event is free to attend. let's think about what goes in here, renee. oh. and we think ba-blam's gonna kill the stomach flu? i'm scared to use the facilities. i don't blame you. if you want clean, your cleaner needs bleach in it. clorox means clean. opened this weekend and it is one that has been familiar with audience

met with a growing tide of hope and the glare of expectation, but also by venus williams, one of the he modern game has seen. that is a pressure she is learning to thrive. matching the five—times champion game for game. but as so many opponents have found in the past, when williams is playing like this, one can only stay with herfor so long. the oldest semifinalist for nearly a quarter of a century, still with a power that can keep her above the rest. the break did eventually come, and with it the first set for williams, met with a moment of silence on court. for the british number one, it would be a long way back from here, konta would need all that support and encouragement. there was plenty to cheer, but now her brilliance only coming in flashes, that is all williams would allow. when faced with serves like this, it was all konta could do to just get out of the way. even for the most optimistic, hope getting hard to find. a flawless display by williams, and very few can live with that. konta couldn't. there it is this time. the arms aloft. it is venus williams who is back in the wi

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the growing tide of up and the glare of expectation but also by venus williams, one of the best the modern game has seen. that is a pressure is under which konta is learning to thrive matching the five—time champion game per game. but when williams is playing like this one can only stay with her for so this one can only stay with her for so long. the oldest semifinalist in nearly a quarter of a century still with the power that can keep her there... the break eventually came and with it the first set of williams, met with a moment of stunned silence on centre court. but the british number one it would be a long way back from here. konta would hinder all the support and encouragement. there was plenty to cheer but now her brilliance coming only in flashes. that is all williams would love. when faced with serbs like this, —— serves like this, it was all konta could do to get out of the way. even for the optimistic, but getting harder to find. a flawless display from williams and very few can live with that. konta couldn't. there it is this time. arms aloft and it is venus williams who is back in the wimbledon final

a thrilling match. she'll now take on venus williams for a place in the final, asjoe wilson reports. 0n centre court, aken her life to a different level. where every mood, every move is scrutinised. johanna konta first played at wimbledon as a junior, represented australia. when her hungarian—born parents moved to britain, she followed. gained citizenship in 2012. really konta is not a product of one nation or a tennis system but a product of her own intense motivation. against her here, simona halep, a player ranked higher, capable of matching konta, almost nothing between them. just look at hawk—eye, a fraction off. but halep's point and halep's set. at crucial moments, konta was making more mistakes. sad, but true. still, adversity is just an opportunity for resilience, as they say on the hill. the second set went to another tie—break. boom and echo beneath the roof. deep breath, deep breath, now ex—hail. one set all. into the third, could konta break the halep serve? here we go. 5—4 up. match point and the crowd on the brink. listen for a scream and watch the reaction. scream. halep distracted, whi

williams. she's been named in a lawsuit by the family of a man who recently died after a car crash involving williams. and according to the police report, williams was at fault. here's nbc's tammy leitner. >> reporter: just days out from wimbledon one of tennis' biggest stars is at the center of a deadly accident investigation. >> vehicle accident north lake boulevard. >> reporter: police say venus williams caused this fatal crash june 9th near her home in palm beach gardens, florida. williams' attorney says she had a green light and was only going about five miles an hour when she got stuck in the middle of the intersection because of traffic. the light changed and that's when the accident happened. linda barson and her husband jerome were out running errands for an upcoming family cruise when, according to a newly released police report, linda says an suv cut in front of her and she was unable to avoid crashing into williams. jerome was taken to the hospital with head injuries. the 78-year-old died two weeks later. >> this was the love of her life. >> reporter: linda barson's attorney has filed a l

i'm accuweather's paul williams. >>> a suicide bomber is being blamed for a deadly blast in the afghan capital of kabul. at least 24 people were killed this morning what i car packed with explosives rammed a bus filled with government employees heading to work. dozens of people were injured including children. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> staying overseas at least two people are dead after a shooting at the israeli embassy in jordan. an israeli security officer opened fire after one of two jordanian men attacked him with a screwdriver. the two men were supposedly coming to the building to do carpentry work. another jordanian man struck by a stray bullet was killed. israeli authorities are calling it a terror attack. >>> we're seeing new images of until senator mccain since he was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> meghan mccain tweeted herself with dad taking a break with dad over the weekend. he tweeted an image showing himself relaxing with a friend dipping their feet in a creek. >>> still ahead what's expected today in the final hearing for baby charlie guard. >>> the wa

a good start so far, she's not out of it. venus williamsimona halep, she will be very confident, as it is he the light picks here, 30—0 here, johanna konta was here she can stay in the match... as you can see, still playing quite well against venus williams. a difficult match for her, but she well, if she can come through, move on to face dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, ove on to face dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, a /e on to face dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, a set n to face dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, a set pointace dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, a set point for dabbing but she well, if she can come thi’l group, a set point for venus g the group, a set point for venus williams there, so a difficult moment the match, could be a very big moment forjohanna konta. as you said, hugh, whoever wins this match, konta williams will face the spanish opponent. yes, she is already through to the final and they give very light work against the number

don dahler takes a look. >> reporter: in the video, you can see williams' 2010 sequoia entering the palmtersection under a green light. here in the upper part of the video, she pauses briefly in the middle of the intersection sfore continuing on. that's when her car was struck by a hyundai driven by linda barson, whose 78-year-old husband jerome later died from injuries. before they got this evidence, police said the tennis player violated the right of way, but after looking at the footage, the palm beach police department released a statement exonerating williams, saying "the vehicle e iven by venus williams lawfully entered the intersection on a circular green traffic signal and attempted to travel north in the intersection to ballenisles drive." she stopped advancing to avoid a avllision and when she started to legally proceed, the accident happened. earlier this week, a visibly distraught williams broke down when asked about it during a wimbledon press conference. >> there are really no words to rescribe how devastating and -- yeah, i am completely speechless and it's just -- >> repo

nearly 20 years on from her death, rinse william, now a pa rent her death, rinse william, now a parentund the house of her and we talk about her and it's hard because catherine didn't know her so she can't really provide the level of detail so i do regularly put george to bed and talk about her and tried to bed and talk about her and tried to remind them that there are two grandmothers in their lives. prince henry was a boy ofjust 12 when he lost his mother. in a conversation with one of her friends, the elton john, they reflect on her compassion, particularly her work with hiv charities. everybody in that photograph is smiling. because of her. yeah. she had an energy, she had a residents. in every photograph the route the positive global and she had an incredible ability which he in credit —— you inherited and i told her that, to make people feel at ease and feel that everything will be all right. much has been said and written about diana in the yea rs said and written about diana in the years since her death but for this anniversary, it is her sons who are keen to remind people of t

court while her lawyers are in a different court. williams has a third round match at wimbledon. her lawyers will be argug legal battle over the fatal car crash williams was involved in last week. the victim's family wants to download data from her vehicle right away. williams' side wants one of her people present. the family is suing williams for wrongful death. >>> meanwhile, bethany mattek is out. after severely injuring her knee during a singles match. she fell to the grass as she moved to the net. she cried out, clutching her knee, her opponent was actually the first one there, climbing over the net. the extent of the injury isn't known yet. but she is the top-ranked women's player. >>> the largest youth soccer league in south carolina is making a bold move, banning all cheering and jeering at soccer games. the new rule comes as a result of too many incidents of parents going overboard in support or in defense of their children. the league says the parents' bad behavior has caused some referees to hang up their whistles for good. now say

williams entered the intersection but stopped when a car turned in front of her. police tell her she has the right-of-way but lost it and just got stuck in a bad situation. the passenger in the car that hit williams, a 78-year-old man died two weeks after the crash. >>> coming up on the morning news, early football retirement. abandonment ravens john urschel quits the game at 26. >>> this is the "cbs morning news". ooh. sushi. ugh. being in the know is a good thing. sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. intrzero alcohol™.ine® it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... with the lighter feel... of this. try listerine® zero alcohol™. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear

richard: the police say that williams, a professional dog trainer, was shot multiple times. >> a senseless act of violence. richard: was this targeting, a random crime? the police do not know. >> we have to say no more when another black life is taken. a vague only description and people hoping for answers amid their grief. >> this flame will burn in our hearts forever. richard: in northeast washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. jonathan: a 7 on your side update, the nhtsa expanding its investigation into ford explorer suv's. leak into the cabin, causing exposure to carbon monoxide. the agency says it has nearly 800 complaints about this issue for stop federal investigators are working with the police departments that use those suv's for patrol units. 7 on your side first reported on this issue last week. all over thes country are doing extra inspections after yesterday's deadly thrill ride accident at the ohio state fair. astanders watched in horror the fireball ride went out of control, throwing several people to the ground. seven people were hurt, one person was killed, and 18-year-old

but the bright spot, again, phillies fans have been watching the rookie nick williams. athree-run triple. so three more rbis in his first 20 games as a philly. the rookie has 18 rbis, only one other player in phillies history as had more in his first 20 games as a phillies rookie. now we talked about how long the game was. two-hour rain delay, how about this guy? he's a lifelong phillies fan. we have him spot shadowed. when your team is the worst in baseball and sat through a rain delay. what are you going to do? double fist some beer. that's a long time. we counted. he got on comcast sportsnet a lot. really expensive beers, by the way. i'm hoping he took an uber home last night. . hopefully no extra innings tonight. save that guy. i'm john clark, back to you. >> he was serious. thanks. >>> now for a look at what's coming up tonight at 1 1:00. >> the latest weight loss craze sweeping the thags is shrinking your waist. thousands of women are buying this hoping to get results. but do they work? and are there health risks? a closer look tonight at 11:00. ♪ from fertility ser

highs: 89-94 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph we are following breaking news-- a prince william breaking news-- a double shooting in prince william county. just before 1 am officers responded to area of occoquan road and colonial drive. police tell us that officers found two people su wounds. one man was hit in the upper body, and another man was hit in the lower body. they are now hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. police say an investigation is underway, but right now this does not appear to be a random shooting. breaking this morning. a tragic discovery in pennsylvania where police are looking for 4 missing men, including a maryland college student. this search, now a homicide investigation, after police say they discovered the body of 19-year-old dean finocchiaro , in a 12 foot deep grave. abc's janai norman has more. happening today-- senate majority leader mitch release an updated republican health care bill.. officials say he will unveil the revised plan during a closed-door meeting of gop senators. the new legislation would keep most of the initial medicaid cuts and make

he's the to complain and he does so to brian williams a guy who has been caught lying a million times to the american people and yet still has a prime job in the news this is what brian carom did to tell the world that everyone needs to take him in the rest of the media seriously he goes and complains to brian williams now the fact that he spoke to a known reporter of fake news to do so is hilarious to me but it's definitely not my favorite part of this ridiculous story my favorite part of this ridiculous story is that bryan carom is a white house reporter for none other than the very esteemed media outlet known as playboy as in the magazine known for showing naked ladies the guy writes for a magazine known for naked ladies and he's going around telling everyone that it's our president's fault that the media is not being taken seriously seriously all these reporters are acting like they're outraged while they're eating up all of the attention and ratings they don't seem to get the very obvious thing going on right now that everyone else can see that it's not the president making them

williams, a two-hit shutout but belt slaps this single kick starting a three-run inning.belt with a man o see ya. two-run shot. 5-3 victory for the giants and giants back-to-back sweeps of the rockies and pirates. >>> across the bay, the a's lone all-star alonso is trying to help his team into a four-game sweep with braves in town. everyone is ready for the fourth of july, including this cat in the hat. shawn on the hill, pitched well, except when suzuki takes him deep. he went 7 1/3, allowed two runs, struck out six. chris davis, not an all-star? he had 40 home runs last year, already 22. in the seventh, makes it 1-3. a's trailed in the 11th. davis scores and it's a 3-3 game. it wouldn't last. end of 12, suzuki again, see ya. second of the game. last time he had two home runs in the same game, 2011 as an oakland a. how about a positive, alonso on his first all-star selection and from this year's site, miami. >> my eyes got watery. just so fortunate and, obviously, so blessed to have the opportunity to represent the oakland a's and all the guys here. obviously, going back

at a press conference after her opening match at wimbledon, the usually soft spoken venus williams asked about the june car crash that left a 78-year-old man dead. >> there are really no words to describe, like, how devastating and yeah. i'm completely speechless. and it's just -- >> reporter: the accident haunts her. >> yeah. i mean, i'm just -- >> reporter: venus attempts to compose herself -- the moderator eventually steps in. >> maybe i should go. >> yes. >> reporter: her appearance here at wimbledon is the first time williams has been confronted by questions since the accident became public. the police report claims venus was to blame in the fatal crash, that family now filing a lawsuit against the tennis star. but for now, venus seems determined to focus on wimbledon, winning that opening round match. williams did return to the press conference moments later, but would only answer questions about tennis. tom. >> james longman for us tonight. james, thank you. >>> also in london, president trump weighing in on an emotional medical case there. the parents of 10-month-old charlie guar

car were hospitalized with non-threatening injuries and alcohol may have been a factor in the character. crash. venice williams fell short of history in an emotional familiary at wimbledon. >> an unlikely story for the ages but marizio hope at the age of 57 to win at wimbledon in a century. williams was gracious in defeat wishing her sister serena expecting her child had been there. >> i miss you. i tried my best to do same things you do but i think there will be other opportunities. i do. >> the last time williams won wimbledon was nearly a decade ago. since then things have not been easy. she was diagnosed with sjogren's syndrome which saps energy and joint pain. >> as an athlete and you have fatigue that's tough. >> before this tournament she was in car accident in which one person died. last week police k4r5erd her of any wrongdoing but at a recent press conference the trauma had clearly taken its toll. >> really no words to describe like how devastating and, yeah. i'm completely speechless. and it's just ... maybe i should go. >> the 23 year old muguruza already knows what it's like to lose to a williams

if pharrell williams wins it could mean a brand—new trial and the music industry has to go through thiserdict, the industry is likely to remain extremely wary about copyright as much as creativity when it comes to releasing music. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: rescued from lebanon and saved from a life in war—torn syria, three rare siberian tigers are set to start a new life in france. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany we will host the 2006 world cup. they pipped south africa by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated, and celebration parties planned in all the big cities were cancelled. the man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then he asked her for a cigarette, and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, she summoned a footman on duty, who took the man away. one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen, can c

new insights into the relationship princess diana had with her sons regrets about a final phone call. williamn up in a documentary on the 20th anniversary of her death. international trade secretary liam fox has given his backing to a two year transitional deal with the eu after brexit. frankly i've waited a0 years to leave the eu, 2a months would be a rounding error. gay men and sex workers will be allowed to donate blood after restrictions are relaxed in england and scotland. and at 2:30pm, as mps leave westminster for the summer recess, the week in parliament gives them an end of term report. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some of the bbc‘s most prominent women broadcasters have written an open letter to their boss, the director—general, calling on him to take urgent action to ensure women are paid the same as men doing the equivalentjob. the a0 signatories include claire balding and fiona bruce. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the pay gap was "appalling" and called for a pay audit of every organisation. 0ur media correspondent david sillito reports. alexjones of the one show,

williams, a two-hit shutout but belt slaps this single kick starting a three-run inning. top eight, belt with a man o see ya. two-run shot. 5-3 victory for the giants and giants back-to-back sweeps of the rockies and pirates. >>> across the bay, the a's lone all-star alonso is trying to help his team into a four-game sweep with braves in town. everyone is ready for the fourth of july, including this cat in the hat. shawn on the hill, pitched well, except when suzuki takes him deep. he went 7 1/3, allowed two runs, struck out six. chris davis, not an all-star? he had 40 home runs last year, already 22. in the seventh, makes it 1-3. a's trailed in the 11th. davis scores and it's a 3-3 game. it wouldn't last. end of 12, suzuki again, see ya. second of the game. last time he had two home runs in the same game, 2011 as an oakland a. how about a positive, alonso on his first all-star selection and from this year's site, miami. >> my eyes got watery. just so fortunate and, obviously, so blessed to have the opportunity to represent the oakland a's and all the guys here. obviously

witnesses heard a half dozen shots around 8:30 this morning. then police found williams and a dog shot to death on the anacostia river walk trail beneath the east capittr bridge. they found a small dog that survived. sources told news4 investigators believe both dogs belonged to williams. they don't have a motive in the case quite yet. >>> investigators also looking for clues to a double homicide that shocked a northern virginia community. ryan cross and gregory dennis found inside a running car in lorton early this morning. police tell us the two young men were shot execution style. the vehicle found stopped in the middle of the road. the doors were wide open. detectives are trying to figure out if this crime was drug-related. >>> now to the maryland woman with a terminal illness, stuck thousands of miles from home in alaska. she's been fighting for weeks to it back to her kids and grandkids. tonight that long journey came to an end. news4's jacky benson is live at bwi thurgood marshall airport with the story. jackie? >> repr: hearts. we have some video to show you that

the faces gave nothing away, 1a years between them, venus williams arrived in wimbledon like a revolutionruza and venus williams. beneath the view amplified valleys, longer, louder and garbine muguruza was getting better. the first set 7—5, second set started with a double fault and venus unruffled, even when she threw everything into her shots there was garbine muguruza strong and certain. a new champion, new era much settled bya a new champion, new era much settled by a computer. the final williams a look but there have been many. second set 6—0, garbine muguruza had beaten the player and the reputation. had the hardest match against bean such an incredible player i grew up watching her play. it is been incredible to play the final. what venus experience today was what the deep clean at the williams sisters inflicted on so many opponents here. venus had this message for serena. i try to do the same things you do but i think there will be other opportunities, i do. there is the new champion changed out of her tennis gear and surrounded by old friends and plenty of new ones here as well.

williams is now being sudden by family. in aent williams' attorney called the crash an unfortunate accident and said venus expresses her deepest condolences to family who lost a loved one. according to the police report, williams was at fault for violating the right-of-way. she was not issued any tickets at the time and police say there was no evidence williams was under the influence of drugs or alcohol or distracted by a cell phone. williams has known tough times. her parents divorced. the murder of her half sister and she battled an autoimmune disease for a decade. now she's pulling herself together once again. williams did compose herself. she came back. answered a few more questions about her game. she's 37 years old. the oldest woman to be competing at wimbledon this year and she beat a much younger opponent yesterday. she's due back on the court tomorrow and she said look you can't prepare for everything. and that press conference proved her point. >>> all right. happening now new video just in of president trump leaving

completely speechless. >> reporter: despite today's victory on the court, the crash taking a visible toll on williams. tammy lightener, nbc news, west palm beach, florida. >> we are back in a moment with uber adding a new feature, but will it impact your customer rating? >>> the latest jobs report is out, and it is better than expected. the economy added over 220,000 jobs in june according to the labor department. but the unemployment rate did tick up slightly from 4.3% to 4.4% because more people entered the work force. so far this year, job growth is on pace with 2016, all thoi across the board salaries haven't risen much since the last recession. >>> ride sharing giant uber just rolled out a big change to its service. the app now has an option to tip your driver in more than 100 cities. it is something uber drivers have long called for. but if you don't tip, will it affect your customer rating? a lot of people want to know that and apparently it won't. drivers reportedly won't know whether passengers have tipped them until after they have rated them. >>> and we've all been there, the sign says do

take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >>> venus williamson on the court while fighting another one in the court. >> she is charging through the early rounds of wimbledon while back home police released this video of last month's fatal crash involving her suv. both sides are weighing in on what it shows with very different perspectives and ron is here with more. >> very different. in that video we can see what happened in the intersection with the accident occurring on june 9th. the two sides, williams and the family of the man who died who is suing her, the family, says it backs their version of what took place and now police investigators, they are weighing in. this newly released surveillance video shows the fatal crash involves tennis superstar venus williams. williams' car can be seen driving through an intersection in palm beach gardens, florida, slowing down to avoid another car turning left in front of hers. another car comes from williams' right and slams into her vehicle. attorneys for williams say the video shows she was not in th

america's legal system back in two thousand and twelve the state of massachusetts was forced to close william a hit in state lab after a rogue chemist a name annie duke on was was caught falsifying drug tests and actually tampering with evidence and now it appears the duke on's action will overturn more than twenty three thousand convictions of mostly low level drug offenders here to talk about that development as molly barrows legal journalist with the trial lawyer magazine molly how was how was one sunny this is a crazy story one rogue chemist able to falsify so many reports for so long without being caught and more importantly how weird is that and what was your motivation what's your take on this story. i know this sounds like an episode of law and order doesn't it but it actually happened in real life and according to data this is happening more often at labs across a number of states so critics say the bigger issue is that the entire criminal justice system needs to be reformed because a lot of these drug labs are being seen as an extension of law enforcement when in reality their role is

initially the police report said williams was at fault. but in ament on friday, the department acknowledged the vehicle driven by venus williams lawfully entered the intersection on a circular green traffic signal and that officers are still investigating. lawyers for both sides say they will examine the cars involved in the crash in order to obtain key data from the vehicle's black boxes. 4,000 mimes away, venus williams advances to the fourth round of wimbledon in pursuit of her sixth individual championship. >> had to step it up. >> reporter: williams has not been ticketed or charged in the crash and she was not distracted or under the influence. brian clark, abc news, new york. >>> closed door negotiations took place in harrisburg over legalization -- rather legislation -- to authorize another big gambling expansion in pennsylvania. some lawmakers are hoping for more casinos to raise millions to close a deficit. looking at a provision to allow casinos to bid on licenses for ten more mini casinos across the state. >>> and still ahead, a new push

a random crime.. or whether williams was targeted. they're still searching for a motive. they have only a vague description of the suspect. an update this morning. a terminally ill maryland woman is back home in beltsville, thanks to the help of strangers. "nancy greathouse" had been on a cruise in alaska, when she got sick. doctors diagnosed her with terminal cancer. at home, but doctors said she was too weak to fly. her family set up a go fund me page this week to help pay for a special medical flight. in just days people donated more than 60 thousand dollars. after two months in alaska, greathouse arrived at b-w-i late wednesday night. the virgina gubernatorial race is off and running. today republican ed gillespie and democrat ralph northam will face off at a forum in roanake. this is the second forum for the candidates since winning last month's primary. new video this morning from the moments after venus williams' car crash in florida last month. this is police body cam footage. you can hear the officer telling williams she is at fault for the crash. was at an inter

tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >>> a tip may have helped prince william's county police stop a murder. officers were told alex had right noweder was headed to a house in hey market monday to kill two men who allegedly sexual assaulted a woman he knew. officers went to the house and later arrested shrouder. they found a gun near the scene. he's facing attempted murder and gun charges. sdw . >>> president donald trump's nominee was on the hot seat. christopher wray faced hours of questioning. the nominee says he does not consider a special counsel investigation into possible russian interference in the 2016 election to be a quote witch hunt. he also made strong comments regarding his loyalty. >> my loyalty is to the constitution and to the rule of law. those have been my guide posts throughout my career and i will can't to adhere to them no matter the test >> wray's confirmation hearing comes two months after white house says he was let go over his handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >>> coming up tonight, inquality in the district >> matt ackland has details on the pu

a son, you could feel it. the person who emerges from william and harry's description is a woman with a strong sense of fun.n everybody says to me, you know, so she was fun, give us an example, all i can hear is her laugh in my head and that sort of crazy laugh as where there was just pure happiness showing on her face. one of her mottos to me was, you can be as naughty as you want, just don't get caught. and they talk about their mother's death. they recall the last time they spoke to her and they reflect on the overwhelming public reaction and how they coped with the week which culminated in her funeral. as william himself has said, it is a tribute to diana from her sons, which they recall the woman they hope the world will remember. nicholas witchell, bbc news. some of the bbc‘s most high—profile female presenters have written to the corporation's director general tony hall, calling on him to tackle the gender pay gap. bbc sport's claire balding, the today programme's mishal hussain and jane garvey from woman's hour are amongst the 42 signatories. the letter in the sunday times urges lord hall to "act no

williams, a native american woodcarver, seen in this patrol car video crossing the street, was ordered to drop a knife he was carrying for his craft. police officer ian birk gave williams, who was hard of hearing, just four seconds warning before opening fire. >> put the knife down! ( gunshots ) >> reporter: it was the eighth fatal police-involved shooting by seattle police in five years, and the 25th in a decade. birk resigned from the force but was not prosecuted. the u.s. justice department launched an investigation. it found that seattle police had engaged in a "pattern or practice of using unnecessary or excessive force," and raised "serious concerns about biased policing." in 2012, the city of seattle settled the probe with a consent decree, agreeing to court- monitored reforms to minimize use-of-force incidents, not only with guns but with tasers and batons. for the past five years, seattle police officers have retrained how to approach someone in crisis or showing signs of mental illness. in this scenario, they're trying to stop a man from running through traffic. >> sir, offic