few of the have a word with a few of the washington supporters, and just see what is going on. you are live on bbc news. everson idea on how you think things are going tonight? it is obvious we not going washington's way. not yet, but we are hoping for a turnaround tonight. how do you think it is going to turn around? hopefully pitching or hitting, i don't know. anything, really. the last time this happened, a team coming back on 23 on the road was the new york yankees in 1996, so it isa the new york yankees in 1996, so it is a tough thing to do. as a season, though, regardless of what has happened here, is a season, considering we were 19 and 31, how do you rate the year? a wonderful year but it doesn't mean anything if we don't finish! we've got to finish. got to finish strong. what do you need to do this evening? score some runs. get some more runs going. we need some offence. 44,000 people then hear marks, and i can tell you, donald trump, the president of the usa was on the big

screen is a president of the usa was on the big screen is a moment president of the usa was on the big screen is a moment ago. he was not well received, there was some booing. at the moment it is the home cited trail, 4—0 to houston astros. we are currently at the top of the fifth innings. tulsen tollett, thank you. some straight talking washington fans for us. tiger woods has equalled the record for pga tour wins. he won his 82nd at the zozo championship, the first ever pga tournament in japan. with a three—shot advantage and just seven holes to complete of his final round in the rain—affected event, he held on to win by three. he matches fellow american sam snead's record, set in 1965. it isa it is a lot, you know? i have been able to be consistent most of my career. able to be consistent most of my career. i put myself up there with a chance to wind on a number of occasions. plenty of times when i

didn't. today was one of those days when i was able to pull it out and it has been a long way. five days at the top of the body is a long time. it was definitely stressful. —— top of the board was not hello, and thanks for joining us on sport today. was not we're going to kick off injapan where south africa are into their third rugby world cup final. they beat wales 19—16 in the tensest of semis in yokohama, and will now play england in a repeat of the 2007 final. heartbreakfor the men in red, but the springboks still in the hunt for a third world cup crown, as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. the anticipation was deafening, wales fans hoping for history, could they join england in the world cup final? their passion was obvious. but they would need poise as well. the springboks edged it. booted 9—6 ahead at the break. after it, the task for wales got tougher. bulldozing through to put south africa in command. wales are a side of remarkable

resilience and back they came. commentator: world cup semifinal... i thought those last few minutes, you know, they might pull it through. a little bit of luck on our side. it is hard to win against a team like wales. agonisingly close, for wales. but for the fans, not much consolation. south africa will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. liverpool have restored their six—point lead at the top of the english premier league after they came from behind to beat tottenham hotspur at anfield, in a re—run of last season's champions league final, it was spurs though who were out of the blocks the fastest. scoring afterjust 48 seconds,

and who else but harry kane, with his 16th goal in 17 matches for club and country. but liverpool came roaring back, jordan henderson with the equaliser six minutes after the break before mo salah thumped the winner from the penalty spot. it means liverpool have dropped just two points in the premier league this season and are unbeaten at home in 45 league games. manchester united cruised to a 3—1victory at norwich for their first away win in the league since february. goals from scott mctominay, marcus rashford and anthony martial, moving ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side up to seventh, while norwich remain in the relegation zone. arsenal surrendered a two—goal load to draw 2—2 at home to crystal palace. the gunners two up inside nine minutes, sokratis pa pastathopoulos and david luiz pounced on poor defending at corners, but it was all downhill from there. a luka milivojevic penalty and a jordan ayew header giving the eagles a share of the spoils. let's take you round the leagues in europe now, and there's a surprising leader at the top of la liga. newly—promoted granada took advantage of el clasico being postponed to move up from sixth to top courtesy of their 1—0 win over real betis.

meanwhile borussia monchengladbach returned to the top of the bundesliga in germany with a 4—2 win over eintracht frankfurt. denis zakaria with this effort to seal the result. in italy, roma moved up to 5th in serie a after beating ac luis muriel scored a hat—trick as third placed atalanta lewis hamilton has won the mexican grand prix but he'll have to wait at least another week to seal his 6th formula one world title. the brit will clinch his sixth championship at the us grand prix next sunday as long as he does not lose more than 22 points to mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. it never gets old. it always feels like the first time and it was a damn hard race today. but i think collectively, we did such a great job. the team did an amazing job. it

was a bit risky, i think, stopping that early. but i had to make it work. that's my job. that is almost all the time we have now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye for now. hello once again. it may have taken a time this weekend, but we've got a decent amount of sunshine. but it would have done nothing for the temperatures as you may well have noticed. and you can see on the bigger picture there's a lot of that fresher sort of regime on offer.

and for the next few days, dry weather and sunshine as well but it won't do anything for the temperatures. it will be cold both by day and by night. that's the way we start monday morning, widespread frost, the first of the season on that sort of scale, you could be scraping the cars first thing up. a list a lot of sunshine for your commute and some dry weather, too. seems showers in northern scotland, maybe one or two in southern england, weather front close by to the far south—west, the cloudier with the odd bit and this the rain perhaps. changing the day, taking you from monday to tuesday, the overall pattern doesn't seem to change very much at all except the isobars just beginning to open up there across the northern part of scotland. so that means less in the way of breeze. still a bit of an onshore here, so not overly warm. a frosty start again but a few showers for scotland,

still about cloud with the odd bitten piece of rain across the south—western quarter. again those temperatures still struggling, nine, ten, 11. something about order for most of us. now, those weatherfronts haven't been around in the south—western quarter for a couple of days. a rather subsumed new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic with a bit more urgency and oomf. a chilly start across the greater part of central and eastern side and out towards the west maybe a dry start but eventually the cloud and wind and rain piling from the atlantic. just beginning to see signs of those temperatures getting to tick up by a degree or two or so. through wednesday night on into thursday, eventually we all get to see some of that rain on that first set of runs, and then behind me there is a suggestion that new fronts may also develop. but they will just reinforce this change in weather regime from that cold and frosty two or three days

into something a good deal milder. coming in from the atlantic but at something of a price, more cloud and there will be some rain at times as well. thursday, a really murky start i would have thought. the rain over there over towards the east, a lot of murk in between these weather systems and then more rain gathering itself from the atlantic to affect southern scotland, north of england. but at least the temperatures are ticking up.

indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. enjoying the show, is right. this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet.

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