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Premier league after a 2 2 draw with everton. And matt has weather forecast. Still some fog this morning across southern areas but nowhere near as bad as yesterday. I have the details on that and details of the Weather Conditions as we finish this year and head on to the next. Good morning. First, our main story. More than 100 olympic and Paralympic Stars have been recognised in the new year honours list, with knighthoods for andy murray and mo farah. Jessica ennis hill and the rower, Katherine Grainger, have received damehoods, while the gold medal winning paralympian, lee pearson, has also b...

The white house. >> we just left the event in the south court auditorium, it's unclear to us at the white house why a conference with 7,000 teachers is convening on the 4th of july and why they picked today for the president and first lady to address that crowd. but nevertheless, the first lady started off the remarks, marking her 39th year as a school teacher and the president began by promoting past legislation that funded schools coming out of the pandemic, especially the american rescue plan. he notably called the teacher shortage ongoing a national security issue and highlighted some thin...

7/16/2013: In 1943, a North Dakotan named Carl Bailey traveled to Los Alamos, New Mexico to work on a top-secret project. He went there to help make atomic bombs.

Gregg: after weeks of protests, ohio's governor, signing a controversial law, curbing labor bargaining rights. so what's next? a state democratic leader just ahead with more on the fight. >> i'm sure a lot of teachers will be leaving the state or leaving the professional teaching field. >> teachers feel very insecure as they have watched the debate around senate bill five

State, none too happy. >> senate bill five has really affected my decision in regard to possibly retiring a year early. >> i'm sure a lot of teachers will either be leaving the state or leaving the professional teaching field. >> teachers feel very insecure as they have watched the debate around senate bill five. republican leaders have robbed teachers of our professional voice. and public schools in ohio are never going to be the same. it really reflects the ideas of people who don't work in schools. >> students, kids have been a very difficult decision. gregg: here now is an opponent of the ...