BREKKIE WRAP: Former NFL Titans cheerleader Elizabeth 'Leigh' Garner thought boy, 12, was man WHILE you were sleeping a former NFL cheerleader was charged with trying to seduce a 12-year-old boy who "she thought was a man." Elizabeth 'Leigh' Garner, 42, from Nashville, Tennessee, is facing eight years in prison for sexual battery and solicitation of a minor for child rape. The former Titans' cheer squad member allegedly followed the boy into a bathroom, fondled his penis and tried to take his pants down, asking if he had "ever been with a woman." The boy ran from the bathroom and told his mum who was hosting the party. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that the woman travelling with Edward Snowden and currently in transit in Russia is Julian Assange's ex-lover. The paper reports that she became involved with Assange in 2010. Sarah Harrison is said to be an expert in immigration and extradition matters and was sent by WikiLeaks to help Mr Snowden. It comes as Mr Snowden's dad, Lonnie Snowden, revealed he is trying to broker a deal with the US to bring his son back to the country. Sarah Harrison, WikiLeaks supporter, speaks to the media outside the Ecuadorian embassy in central London in 2012. Elsewhere, US President Barack Obama has met with Nelson Mandela's family in South Africa, Mr Obama also said Africans are often getting a lousy deal from foreign investors, Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah escaped uninjured after his car collided with another driven by Israeli settlers in the West Bank and Iran's president-elect Hassan Rowhani says he wants "constructive interaction" with world powers and wants to build trust. A child look at paintings of President Barack Obama, right, and former South African President Nelson Mandela. Also, a Taiwanese gang leader known as the "White Wolf," who has been on the country's most wanted list for 17 years, has been arrested at a Taipei airport, the French, Singaporeans and British have turned out for gay pride rallies while pro and anti gay protesters in Russia have clashed, mourners have turned out for the funeral of Odin Lloyd, the man who former New England Patriots footballer Aaron Hernandez is alleged to have murdered, and China has denied that it is softening its stance to the Dalai Lama. Participants form a Pink Dot, right, against a background of downtown Singapore in support of gay rights during a rally. In entertainment news, Alec Baldwin has apologised and said he is not homophobic after an expletive-filled rant at a journalist who accused his wife of tweeting during James Gandolfini's funeral, Courteney Cox is dating her Cougar Town co-star, Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees says he is writing music about US boyfriend-killer Jodi Arias and Justin Bieber says he wants to start a family young. Courteney Cox (left) pictured with former Friends co-star Lisa Kudrow and current Cougar Town co-star Brian Van Holt, whom she is reported to be dating. In sport, Bernard Tomic has moved into the fourth round at Wimbledon with a win over higher-ranked rival Richard Gasquet, Samantha Stosur was unable to keep the Aussie flag flying in the women's draw losing after being one set up, German Marcel Kittel has won the first stage of this year's Tour de France, Valentino Rossi has won his first race since 2010 at the Dutch MotoGP and Lewis Hamilton is on pole for the British FormulaOne GP with Mark Webber fourth and fellow Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who is hoping for a good performance to press for Webber's outgoing Red Bull spot, in sixth spot. Australia's Bernard Tomic celebrates beating France's Richard Gasquet in their third round men's singles match on day six of the 2013 Wimbledon Championships.