top of the 7th, pollock with a drive, a pair of runs, 8 innings, 3 runs, six hits, struck out 7. the diamondbacks win it 3-2. the indians looking for the second consecutive win. a 2 out base hit up the box. score breaks the tie 4-3 ds city. game over, streak over. indians win streak is snapped in 22 games. the royals win it 4-3. today the royals took the raiders -- the raiders took care of a guy who takes care of derek carr's blind side. he side a extension, the deal worth $21 million according to espn. he starred all games last season. he gave up only one sack as part of a offense i have line that many consider one of the best in football. he held out in the training camp and preseason, but now he no longer has to focus on the business side of the game. >> i can just enjoy my teammates, enjoy everything, enjoy the process. there was a lot of doubt. and i didn't want to go -- i didn't want to hit the agency again. i try to make sure, i wanted to, you know, you guys know how much i love you guys, show me you guys love me back, let's get it done so i can retire a raider. >> they pl

top of the 7th, pollock with a drive, a pair of runs, 8 innings, 3 runs, six hits, struck out 7.backs win it 3-2. the indians looking for the second consecutive win. a 2 out base hit up the box. score breaks the tie 4-3 ds city. game over, streak over. indians win streak is snapped in 22 games. the royals win it 4-3. today the royals took the raiders -- the raiders took care of a guy who takes care of derek carr's blind side. he side a extension, the deal worth $21 million according to espn. he starred all games last season. he gave up only one sack as part of a offense i have line that many consider one of the best in football. he held out in the training camp and preseason, but now he no longer has to focus on the business side of the game. >> i can just enjoy my teammates, enjoy everything, enjoy the process. there was a lot of doubt. and i didn't want to go -- i didn't want to hit the agency again. i try to make sure, i wanted to, you know, you guys know how much i love you guys, show me you guys love me back, let's get it done so i can retire a raider. >> they play home open

design was inspired by the american expressionist painter jackson pollock. is delighted by the multitude of ideas for the anniversary exhibition. spanish designer portraits is featured as well. this is a true work of. the little company billy practically explodes in a very modern and contemporary interpretation. we have a very eclectic collection which will then come to milan. here is another dazzling version of the company. the object from philip stock is very exceptional he uses gnomes as the pedestal and turns it into a little table it's really fun that. one of the company believes seems to smile. this creation of the company believes smile was the starting point for the into. an exhibition with all the beautiful variations. it's the only one that will go into production and will be available to the public after christmas. a design classic that's made for our time. and see why that would be so popular now if you want to know what else is being going on around europe well i'm sure that's why you're watching our express round up with well for you and three

football and ice hockey but world rugby has issued a robust response saying the claims from professor pollockand alarmist conclusions are simply not supported by the data. the risk for preteens is not unacceptably high compared to other sports. opinion on this issue is clearly divided. last year chief medical 0fficers rejected a call for a ban on tackling in youth rugby saying the benefits of playing the sport outweighed the risks of injury. there's nothing really scary about it if you do it well. i think there is a lack of understanding around how the game is being coached particularly with changes to tackle laws. here we have seena changes to tackle laws. here we have seen a reduction in tackle related injuries and concussions because we've had a big focus on how it is coached. there's nothing really scary about it if you do it well. i like tackling and getting in all the rucks and scrums. but concerns about player welfare are being raised at all levels of the game — following another injury setback at the weekend, england international billy vunipola said he would take a pay cut to play le

giants take the lead 2-1 next inning -- the shark can't keep hold on to the lead -- a-j pollock sneaksouble down the left field line -- the diamondbacks score two runs retaking the lead (samardzija: 8.0 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 strikeouts) arizona wins 3-2 the a's in philadelphia... up by a pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing (joyce: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland- themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling the alternative uniform "the town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late november raiders pro novemberon sale in late november raiders pro bowl left tackle, donald penn finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million do

design was inspired by the american expression of painter jackson pollock. is delighted by the multitude of ideas for the anniversary exhibition. spanish designer patrice is featured as well. this is a true work of. the little company billy practically explodes in a very modern and contemporary interpretation. we have a very eclectic collection which will then come to milan. here is another dazzling version of the company. the object from phillips is very exceptional he uses gnomes as the pedestal and turns it into a little table it's really fun. one of the company believes seems to smile. this creation of. the company believes smile was the starting point for the entire . addition with all the beautiful variations. in there it's the only one that will go into production and will be available to the public after christmas on the pool because. the company be a design classic that's made for our time. well that's all for this edition of our highlights so i hope you enjoyed it and until we meet again i just want to australian chess. well when you find a living

hockey but g ice hockey but world rugby has issued a robust response saying the claims from professor pollock are not based on like—for—like injury statistics and her extreme and alarmist conclusions are simply not supported by the data. the risk for preteens is not an acceptably high compared to other sports. opinion on this issue is clearly divided. last year chief medical officer is rejected a call for a ban on tackling in youth rugby seen the benefits of playing the sport outweighed the risks of injury. there's nothing really scary about it if you do it well. i like tackling and getting in all the rocks and scrums. but concerns about player welfare are being raised at all levels of the game in the following another injury set back at the weekend, and england international said he would take a pay cut to play bath rugby. the impact on all players is an issue for all players. time for a look at the weather... here's sarah keith lucas. it's been a case of two seasons in one day. the saddening things have brightened up, held a lot more like summer brightened up, held a lot more like summer ou

football and ice hockey but world rugby has issued a robust response saying the claims from professor pollocked by the data. the risk for preteens is not an acceptably high compared to other sports. opinion on this issue is clearly divided. last year chief medical officer is rejected a call for a ban on tackling in youth rugby seen the benefits of playing the sport outweighed the risks of injury. there‘s nothing really scary about it if you do it well. i like tackling and getting in all the rocks and scrums. but concerns about player welfare are being raised at all levels of the game in the following another injury set back at the weekend, and england international said he would take a pay cut to play bath rugby. the impact on all players is an issue for all players. time for a look at the weather...

giants take the lead 2-1 next inning -- the shark can't keep hold on to the lead -- a-j pollock doubleeld line -- the diamondbacks score two runs retaking the lead (samardzija: 8.0 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 strikeouts) arizona wins 3-2 the a's in philadelphia... up by a pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing (joyce: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland-themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling the alternative uniform "the town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. against the november 25th starting saturdays jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. against the november 25th starting saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late jersey's go on sale in la

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pollock for helping my sinuses. never miss an episode of "the five." tomorrow, we are at 9:00., >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier the white house. we are covering natural disasters happening now. on the left side of the screen, scenes from mexico following today's 7.1 magnitude earthquake. at least 44 people are dead. the number is changing by the minute. buildings collapsed in central mexico. thousands fled into the streets in panic, some remembering 32 years ago. a huge quake on this date in 1985 that killed thousands. on the right side of the screen, hurricane maria, now a category 5 storm with 165-mile-an-hour winds battering some of the same parts of the very being hit days ago by rr

pollock for helping my sinuses. never miss an episode of "the five." tomorrow, we are at 9:00. but on monday, we are back at 5:00. "hannity" is next. >> sean: many thanks to all our friends on "the five." welcome to "hannity." we are following two big major news stories. president trump is vindicated in the liberal mainstream media is caught in a major lie and even a bigger cover-up according to it explosive new report. paul manafort was wiretapped by the fbi before and after the election. plus, president trump restores american leadership on the world stage. he gives a powerful profound speech to the u.n. commander-in-chief earlier today stood up for american values and issued a very stern warning to north korea and he did put the iranian regime on notice. he also promised to defeat radical islamic terrorism. we have that and so much more into nights breaking news opening monologue. president trump it has been proven right about wiretapping. guess what? the all-knowing holier-than-thou destroy trump propaganda media has been caught in a massive lie and a major cover-up. the ma

pollock for helping my sinuses. never miss an episode of "the five." tomorrow, we are at 9:00. but on monday, >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier the white house. we are covering natural disasters happening now. on the left side of the screen, scenes from mexico following today's 7.1 magnitude earthquake. at least 44 people are dead. the number is changing by the minute. buildings collapsed in central mexico. thousands fled into the streets in panic, some remembering 32 years ago. a huge quake on this date in 1985 that killed thousands. on the right side of the screen, hurricane maria, now a category 5 storm with 165-mile-an-hour winds battering some of the same parts of the very being hit days ago by hurricane irma. puerto rico is bracing for a major hit likely to marketable go live shortly. we are at the white house for our two of our expanded edition of "special report" ." north of here at the united nations, president trump threatened to in his words "totally destroy north korea" if it continues to threaten north america and its allies. he singled out iran, s

pollock for helping my sinuses. never miss an episode of "the five." tomorrow, we are at 9:00. "hannity" is next. >> sean: many thanks to all our friends on "the five." welcome to "hannity." we are following two big major news stories. president trump is vindicated in the liberal mainstream media is caught in a major lie and even a bigger cover-up according to it explosive new report. paul manafort was wiretapped by the fbi before and after the election. plus, president trump restores american leadership on the world stage. he gives a powerful profound speech to the u.n. commander-in-chief earlier today stood up for american values and issued a very stern warning to north korea and he did put the iranian regime on notice. he

i wrote about in sacred ground, lexington and concord, the alamo, gettysburg, little bighorn and pollock -- and pearl harbor, the defilement and redefinition, it was clear that all of these sites were not just fixed with present, but they were -- thick with present, but they were changing. they were alive. in the book memory market, something that could be true for dozens of historic sites -- thousands of historic sites. gettysburg is an ongoing project with no final meaning, an american shrine in a continued state of being. meanings have been, will continue to be plural, changing uncontested -- and contested. our understanding of the aftermath goes through the enduring process of revision. word, i said the dirty revision. now let me share this with you. ,hen i become king of the world and be of good cheer, my people working on this, it will take a little while -- full disclosure, i have to tell you my wife is desperately interested that anyone but me recounting of the world. who knows, maybe the security forces will have to be called out, but i will make sure we use the term revision in

football and ice hockey but world rugby has issued a robust response saying the claims from professor pollock supported by the data. the risk for preteens is not unacceptably high compared to other sports. opinion on this issue is clearly divided. last year chief medical 0fficers rejected a call for a ban on tackling in youth rugby saying the benefits of playing the sport outweighed the risks of injury. there's nothing really scary about it if you do it well. i like tackling and getting in all the rucks and scrums. but concerns about player welfare are being raised at all levels of the game — following another injury setback at the weekend, england international billy vunipola said he would take a pay cut to play less rugby. how to tackle the issue on contact and the impact on all players is an ongoing debate for all players. women from across europe whose children have been harmed by an epilepsy drug after they took it during pregnancy are set to give evidence at a public hearing in london which began today. it's thought that tens of thousands of children around the world have physical abnor

joe pollock of breitbart said to me yesterday though he might trigger a third party candidacy, donaldbetrays his base on the wall. >> i think that's empty talk at the moment. i think there's just no character who does that and trump still pulls more sway among that base of people than any other figure by far in the american political system. >> again, politically, that's a great spot for trump. everyone's against me. i'm the only one speaking up for the real americans, to quote him, out there. >> great conversation. thanks to the two of you for being with us. christine quinn and matt welch. from reason magazine. christina, of course, former speaker of the new york city council. coming i, the virgin islands were dempl stavastated by irma. marie callender knows that a homemade turkey dinner can make anyone slow down and pull up a seat to the table. that's why she takes the time to season her turkey to perfection, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's. it's time to savor. not for me, for you. aveeno® positively radiant 60 sec

bringing in joe pollock, senior editor at large at breitbart news. thank you for being with us g. to be with you. >> i want to read again the thing i just read to the congressman. from breitbart earlier today where it talked about, let me read it again bp daca resilients hold upwards of 700,000 u.s. jobs and ento the program not getting amnesty results in a 700,000 job stimulus for american workers. nearly 30,000 new u.s. jobs once the program is officially phased out every month. i've read it twice. it's well written. i think if i were going to make that argument, that's how i would write it. the fact is, joel, the u.s. economy is more dynamic than that. right? we know we create at least 150,000 job as month, 180 or something the last couple of years. it's not really an apples to apples comparison. get rid of 700 or 800,000 daca, there are that many new jobs? >> that's correct. illegal aliens in cases are competing with american citizens for jobs and the president promised supporters in 2015 and 2016 he would take care of that problem. there are many trump supporters who might be

this isn't the first time we have heard of press press pollock's research.y rugby and the incidence and in jewellery rate. it is something we take seriously but we believe the values of the sport, and the attributes of young people accrue from taking part in rugby, is why we do it. we want to continue to do that. we have had 600 state secondary schools taking the sport up secondary schools taking the sport up since 2012, 20% of the state secondary schools in england. those headteachers are making the decision to introduce rugby into the school because they see the benefit it brings to their students. as part of an overall exercise regime, it is important those youngsters playing a game of rugby fit when they start? absolutely. that is why in the majority of schools, it is physical education that is compulsory in our schools, headteachers take the decision about which sport and which activity they want to see as part of the curriculum. i think we would all share a belief we want our young people to be active on taking part in exercise. we want them to be taki

nancy gibbs and kira pollock up on deck coming up next. >>> this morning's headlines from around theabout radio active fail out from north korea's latest nuclear test. sunday's test took place less than 50 miles from china's border. beijing is stepping up monitoring for signs of radiation. some analysts say public outcry of a possible contamination could force china to take a tougher stance. >>> the hand held device can distinguish between tumors and healthy tissue at 96% accuracy. it will preventing any harm to healthy tissue. clinical testing in humans is planned for next year. >>> britain's guardian said dna samples taken from salvador dolly prove that a spanish woman who wanted the artist exhumed is not the biological drawer. the fortune teller had spent a decade trying to prove eternity. in june we told you about a court decision that ordered the body exhumed and tested. he had no known children. now she's a tarrot card reader and fortune teller. >> should have known. >> yeah. >> i think she should have known. >> right. >>> national geographic looks how the strongest solar flare

i'm alex pollock from the r street institute. and we welcome you on trade deficits and the trump administration. it goes without saying debates about trade, tariffs, other barriers to trade, balance of trade and payments and shifts in foreign exchanges, whether the flee of gold in old bays or reserves nominated in fiat currencies now have a long and controversial history in domestics and in politics. these debates feature the famous and essential contrast between the interests of producers on one side and those of consumers on the other, abiding asymmetry and pressures for adjustment between countries with persistent deficits like the u.s. versus those with persistent surplus, germany for example. naturally throughout this is the desire of politicians to get and remain in office. political economy is certainly the accurate term here. discussions of trade deficits cannot be divorced from the international monetary system, levels of exchange rates or role of the u.s. dollar as the dom nantz reserve currency or role of the united st

and i'm alsojoined by allyson pollock, one of the people behind the report that recommends banning tacklingresearching injuries in by have been researching injuries in rugby for the last ten years. why do you think a ban is necessary? everyone agrees rugby is a high risk game and the average child player in school has a one in eight chance of being injured in the season. in fa ct, being injured in the season. in fact, that can increase to as high as one in four. many of these injuries are very serious, fractures, concussion, spinal injuries, dislocated shoulders, serious injuries and most of them are occurring during the tackle, during the collision phase of the game. for concussion, 75% of injuries are happening during the tackle. so, it makes sense to remove the harmful elements of the game and we now have enough evidence from across the world, consistently, to show that you have to take action and remove the harmful elements of the game and this comes at a time when the government is now rolling out rugby to 1 million children across the uk and many schools are making it compulsory. we a

we can speak now to allyson pollock, a professor of public health at newcastle university, who is callingmay never walk again. he has now recovered and is playing rugby again. in bristol is matt perry, a former england international and bath rugby player. he says taking tackling out of school rugby will kill the sport. and in sheffield is hayley everett, a student rugby player, who agrees that contact should be taken out of the game for younger children. welcome, everybody, thank you for coming on the programme. alison, you are calling for this ban, why is it necessary in your opinion? we have been researching this for a long time. what we have found from studies around the world is that the rates and risks of injury are high. you have a one in eight chance of being injured. these injuries can be horrific, including concussion and fractures. most of these injuries occurred during the collision phase of the game. that means most of these injuries are occurring during these injuries are occurring during the tackle, but also the scrum and rucks. it makes sense to remove the collision aspects

let's speak to professor allyson pollock, who is one of the report authors, and joins us from our westminsterelevision screens about the nanny state and about protecting children when they don't need protecting. explain to us why this research is important. well, we have been doing this research for over 15 years, and what we are finding repeatedly and consistently across all studies is the very high rates of risk of injury for children. so in an average season the child player will have a risk of injury of anything between one and eight to one in four of having an injury, and about one in eight counts of having an injury which will require up to seven days away from the game. and most of these injuries are occurring during these injuries are occurring during the collision elements of the game. more than three quarters of concussions occur in the tackle, and about two thirds of all injuries also occur during the tackle. so the collision element is a very dangerous part of the game. it is where most injuries occur. these injuries can be very serious, and they also include concussion, which we

that was agreed as a motion at the last party conference, but are you saying that labour's pollock ——oing to interrupt you. let's cross over to brighton where the labour shadow brexit secretary keir starmer is addressing the labour party conference. the shadow brexit team, believe you me, they could have chosen easier jobs over the past year. and what a year it has been. article 50 triggered. a snap general election. that was supposed to have been a coronation. but it has left us with a broken government. they are too wea k to a broken government. they are too weak to govern. too divided to negotiate brexit. constructive ambiguity is now their official policy. it is easy to laugh and it would be funny if were so tragic. britain's place in the world is at sta ke. britain's place in the world is at stake. people's jobs are at stake. people's mortgages are at stake and people's futures are at stake. so who are the authors of this tory tragedy? first, david cameron. who recklessly gambled this country because he could not hold his party together. then borisjohnson. then boris johnson. sta