he led the team to fa cup last year. he racist abuse he was subjected to at the arsenal—norwich league cup tie last night. ogogo, who is an olympic bronze medallist, received the abuse from a fellow norwich fan. i was totally flabbergasted. i mean, i could not believe it, being from where i am from and being a professional boxer and successful in my life, i haven't come across much racism. asa as a positive person, i have always had to block that negativity out, especially from people who i could have known growing up. i was reallyjust, really shocked and saddened. and norwich have said they will ban anyfan and norwich have said they will ban any fan found guilty of racist abuse. the england captain dylan hartley is clear to play in next month's autumn internationals, but the harlequins propjoe marler will miss tests against argentina and australia after being banned for three weeks for striking an opponent with an elbow. chris jones has more. he has been following developments today and joins us now. i guess mixed news f

two televised by espn and show the buzz the teamgetting and they went behind the scenes as a sixers practice and nice enough to share it with us so we will share it with you. have a good day. have a good practice. make it real defense, make it real, get stuck. make it real. too easy. too easy. ♪ expectations are high there is an excitement level that people can feel. it has been a tough few years here and people are anxious to see winning basketball. >> okaymarkell. >> responsible for a growing program and philadelphia the city won't tolerate anything else, we get that. the stage for us is a good place where we are at and where the city hopes to end up. that is a great basketball. >> just feels like we are more comple complete. we are there, we are closer to where we want to be. a hard leap to jump into and throw hey making straight away and we have high expectations, ambiti ambitions. >> another great team come true philadelphia so that is what we want to give them. >> working really hard man, future is bright. future is bright. >>

leverkusen take all will spur the teams are neck and neck in the lower weakest of the table only a victory can give them some breathing room and in the other side a match informed a lot but heads the brave men who are still searching for their first win this season it will also revisit what happened in berlin where heads of players nailed the head of the shoka match to show solidarity with the antidiscrimination protests seen in the n f l across the pond in the us. chris harrington thanks for joining us vertebrae may have yet to win this campaign however they've picked up points the last four times out a lot of are coming off an impressive win over hanover and they look to have the upper hand who would elevate their game to climb the table. braman fans are nothing if not optimistic despite not having seen a side win all season they failed to face a study in coach alexander noory was relieved to welcome captain flacco you news of it back to the starting line up for the first time this season after injury. that it was the opposing team's captain who opened the scoring on twenty seven minutes

the season. every cubs fan has one team that almost killed them. in 1984, the cubs team almost died. is why i became a bears fan. the bears were penicillin for a winded cubs fan. they were about five or six out the way. it seemed strange that easy place could not be made. early -- early -- arnie banks was talking about. rhino, larry the boa constrictor , once every four or five days, steve trout on the amount. i remember arguing with my father that bob, the center fielder, was too soon to tell, but it looks like he would be a better center fielders and joe dimaggio. i should say my father is a yankees fan. he grew up in new york. he took me to my first cubs game and after the game he made me promise not to become a cubs fan because he said that he will ruin your life. he said he will have diminished expectations and expect all human endeavor to end in defeat. jeff: taco bell about your kids. rich: they are cut -- jeff: talk a little bit about your kids. rich: they are cubs fans and i did not do it intentionally. and thetching a game cubs were falling apart. i looked at them and i got

it's been a diffciult period for the england women's team. discrimination and bullying. but the new interim manager mo marley ushered in a fresh start by saying no player will ever be ruled in or out under her leadership as she announced her first squad ahead of the team's friendly against france on friday, one of three games she will take charge of. jessica creighton has been speaking to the interim manager. blue skies over st george's park in contrast to what some would describe asa contrast to what some would describe as a dark cloud that hangs over the england women's football team at the moment. the players in training today looked at ease and relaxed in each other‘s company. with manager mo marley coming in on an interim basis this could well be the new start that this team so desperately need. even if it is only temporary. mali has just three games need. even if it is only temporary. mali hasjust three games in need. even if it is only temporary. mali has just three games in charge but still hopes to steady the ship. from a female pers

that it was the opposing team's captain who opened the scoring on twenty seven minutes an hour stint of taking advantage of some sloppy better defending. if you go you could have anticipated that turn and finish simply exquisite minutes later the visitors tightened their control of the game vexed to graze highest from a corner and celebration from the jane out of respect for his former club goes followed after the break this was grand banks first away win of the campaign. the wait for any win goes on and xander nuri is a man under pressure. it's time for our matchday a chat with my two sunday guests even classmates who helped lead vertebrae into a league and cup double in two thousand and four and did w.'s yannick never late space thing you know if i let me start with you you want to play to vertebrae mean what would you do to turn things around for that club where it's the moment at the moment at the moment because they don't scoring goals. maybe in the winter we need a new striker. if it's our left the team and yeah we will see what happened with with the manager if we stay to the

labor couzin take on won't work the teams are neck and neck in the lower beaches of the table only a victory can give them some breathing room and in the other side a match informed a lot of pot heads of brave men who are still searching for their first win this season. will also revisit what happened in berlin where half the players nail the head of the shoka match to show solidarity with the antidiscrimination protests seen in the n f l across the pond in the us. chris harrington thanks for joining us berger braman have yet to win this campaign however they picked up points the last four times out. it was it minutes later the visitors tightened control of the game vexed to graze highest from a corner celebration from the jane out of respect for his former club goes for down to the break this with grandparents first away win of the campaign. the wait for any wind carries on and it sounded nuri is a man under pressure. it's time for our match day a chat with my two sunday guests even classmates who helped lead vertebrae into a league and cup double in two thousand and four and the w.

. >> there continue be a let down it's my job not to have a let down with the team. nnight match up between the birds and skins. >> 5-1 we are 3-2 just do the math. >> we are looking at game number 7 for us and we are excited about it. we do take the cliche mindset of one day at a time and see where we are when the dust settles. >> all the day ladies and gentlemen we are seeing carson wentz looking like a seasoned all pro. >> reporter: is it too soon to talk mvp for the second year qb. >> he knows how to get the guys and rally the troops from a football standpoint. >> always having a blast. >> reporter: a white out turns into a blowout penn state had all the right answers last night except you said we played who next week the buckeyes coach and they are really good. up in the sky it's a bird it's a plane it's i have no idea what that is. action news sports sunday starts right now. ♪ this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ hello again thanks for stopping by welcome to sports sunday we are pleases to have former eagles quarterback ron in the house and i'm

, then the national team, the world cup.rowing up drilling a basketball anywhere in the world want to play in one league, they want to play in the nba. we have 25% of our players from outside the united states. the international distribution of our television creates an unbelievable opportunity for the nba to grow internationally going forward. emily: you guys are working on a new arena down the street. what sort of high-tech features can fans expect? rick: it is not just an arena. it is a 12 acre site, including office buildings and 29 different retail -- mostly restaurant places, a plaza, a 5.5 acre park. it is going to be a new gathering place for the city of san francisco and the entire bay area. we want to have the very best technology available in a sports environment there, but we are not hanging our hats on that as why you should come. because technology for technology's sake for me is like a false promise. at some point, there will be something newer and better. technology that enables the fan experience and improve

okay. ...and captain of the team. id people come along and say, "well, you have to go in the military, but you're good enough to play in the nba?" no, no. i was not good enough to play in the nba. did you know that or--? yeah, yeah. and, you know, it wasn't like that's what everyone's dream was at that time. my dream, coming out of high school, was to be a teacher and a coach. and-- and, uh... i was able to play a lot during my five years of service. i was a captain in the army, field artillery and-- but i got to play on a number of all-army and all-armed forces teams and travel around the world on temporary duty a lot during that time. so when you finish your military commitment-- you go to west point, you've a commitment of four or five years? five. five years. so you finish your commitment, then you got into coaching. where did you first coach? yeah, i went to indiana and was a graduate assistant. i was getting my mba at indiana. coach knight was there. and i was there for one year and didn't finish my mba. and i wa

eight teams who go into the play—offs? out on the play—offs, and i the moment that tea m play—offs, and i the moment that team would be bosnia. so, wales, scotla nd team would be bosnia. so, wales, scotland and northern ireland want bosnia to lose this game against belgium. forget belgian, they're already qualified. bosnia—herzegovina losing, that is very, very good news for wales and scotla nd very, very good news for wales and scotland as well as northern ireland. chelsea ladies have maintained their excellent start to the wsl season as they beat liverpool 1—0 in kingston. liverpool did well to restrict the league leaders to just one goal, and it was a fantastic finish from norway captain maren mjelde. chelsea have now scored 13 goals in their three wins so far this season and are three points clear of second placed manchester city at the top of the table — city play at everton later. it's been a hugely exciting start to the season in rugby union's premiership. last yea r‘s champions exeter are back on top of the table t

the team has to be pretty happy about this one. retty. >> breathing a sigh of relief but they got it done. >> i feel like that was the feeling around fedex field once the clock finally hit z a win tonight was crucial coming off that win in kansas city, remember that was last monday night. they had a tall task ahead of them. tonight, an important win. kirk cousins was there with his newborn son and his wife, julie and his son's first nfl game and got to see his dad work today, clinging to a two point lead. 7 yard touchdown for cousins and redskins miss the extra point. bringing the game within two. last chance for san fran and c.j. beathard. it wasn't pretty but redskins win it afterwards, kirk cousins still pleased with the team's performance. >> i think we did good. that 49er team was 11 points away from being 4-1. they're a really good win a game. they're an nfl football team and knew it wouldn't be easy but we had to find way to win. >> they have to find way to win against the eagles monday night. who was awarded that game ball,

. >> why did you post the story of your swim team. >> i included that story talking about the swim team i was the only black kid on the swimming team that is the captain of the team and the coach and i were very close really but in the summer before my senior year he had three weeks of summer vacation for the entire team and his mother's home in upper lake michigan and he never invited be. i was excluded. the team organized around without me knowing anything about it this wonderful time that there can have on the lake and i was never told about it. >> the implication there is that he collaborated with racism. he was my friend in a good coach and we liked each other but his mother said no blacks can come so he honored that in plotted with the parents of the other swimmers and so forth and that cannot happen. he was a metaphor he knew better. he liked me. i liked him. i babysat for him. and yet he collaborated in a way that was cruel. but sending me a message that larger america said there's something unacceptable. he was not able to see that but i think he was. so i talk about him of the

maybe in the winter we need a new striker. it's our left a team and yeah we will see what happened with the with the manager if we stay too into ok now you also have suggested that you would give advice to the club to improve their strikers i mean from the match today what bit of advice could you give them if anyone's we're we've made a joke to me and i used to on because i think we want to strike us and we want to come a bit to do. to the team and to the training to help them to score to have some fun with them to get the fun back because if you don't have fun we cannot scoville's ok all right over to you yannick now have two wins in a row things are starting to click under dieter hacking yeah i think so i mean they've had a bit of an up and down season just a few weeks ago thrash six one by bruce dortmund but they've turned them around the back two in the row as you said and it gives them a good platform now to attack that your pain spot that they really want to take this isn't ok. get things going let's move on to sunday's other match over in t

strengths get better as well and the team looks really goodardinal with a three and out and carson wentz to him 579. >> great catch as well. that caps off a ten play drive 7-0 eagles and later in the quarter wentz again his favorite target is zach ertz. >> i love it low on the shoulder getting to the end zone. >> 14-obirds lead and eagles looking for the home run ball and tory smith wide open. >> redeeming himself torrey smith dropped the big one last week and findings a way to be the deep grip we needed and thought he could do this coming in the season and did a great job. >> 59 touchdown and they lead 21-0 and up and carson finds nelson agholar for a big one. >> nelson has speed and showed his speed here showed his ability to break tackles make people miss and get in the end zone this is going to continue to build that confidence you need to see out of this young player. >> 72 and agholar and the eagles win 34-7 the final confidence wise you get the sense the eagles feel they can hang with anyone in the lead. >> put up 34 points today and th

another team was not ready for that. the best team won. this is our moment, we have to be there and grab it with both hands. this is exactly what the players did. this is a very, very special moment for this football club. small huddersfield town have beaten man united. and as i said, this is for sure one of the proudest moments in my management career so far. great result for huddersfield. an interesting day all round. now the rest of the results. you saw the contrasting emotions with the managers. jose mourinho not happy? no. after he did the tv interviews he spoke about an interviews he spoke about an interview that ander herrera did when he talked about the desire and attitude not been good enough for manchester united. jose mourinho is not happy about that at all. we have to give massive credit to huddersfield. theirfirst to give massive credit to huddersfield. their first league win over manchester united since 1952. the queen had only been on the throne for a month. a really significant win. manchester united we re significant win.

the team first round pick in 2002. he will retire as the fourth player ever to play at least 10 seasons and spend all of them with this franchise. >> this is the team that love you and pick you up as a 17- year-old kid. >> nicknamed the horse. he was as reliable and durable as they come for one decade. a three-time all-star. 331 regular-season starts. second only to one man in history and in one of the starts , perfection. >> on the ground, from deep third, got him. that is the perfect game. >> it was the postseason that made a great pitcher even greater. in 2010 an astounding 21 innings without allowing a single earned run. for the encore in 2012? >> started game five and game seven. and then game 4 in detroit. a pretty good year. >> arm injuries stalled him in the final four seasons. at age 33 he decided to put himself out to pasture but not before one final ride. >> san francisco had a chance to say goodbye. >> there were guys crying in the dugout. he will go down as one of the great giants. look at what he has accom

>> i don't think anybody saw this coming probably except the guys on the team and probably the only peopleing this would happen but this team has come such a long way since the beginning of the season and continue to get better from week to week and if they can continue to get better we may be talking apt getting to the playoffs and superbowl and not afraid to say it but we still have a long season to do it. >> ride agree six game win streak and let's look at the highlights of this game the eagles start off slow 3-0 birds late if the second quarter and wentz to zach and great play designs and zach is open and 49ers just left him alone and ertz and the eagles and 9ers facing third and long and he is kicked off by jalen mills and nifty return of 37 yards. >> love to see the young guy with the ball in their hands and always want to run around and get hit and the older guys take and settle for the interception but the young guys get the in r interinterception and great job and eagles score 14 in 27 seconds and lead 27 nothing and third quarter 20-0 and wentz not good on third and 14 and he has

the eagles last year. this is a different team. ago, eagles win another close one, 2-0 in games decided by a field goal or less, another tight finish for the birds here in carson, california. >> last year we couldn't find a way to win tie ballgames. it's a big part of our characters. >> the character we built in all season training camp to overcome the close games and win at the end. last two weeks we are fortunate. >> we are winning this year, four games in. this team is really beginning to believe in themselves. >> it speaks to the maturity we have had in the team. >> two point game just under seven to go, eagles feel it. racking up 59 to 214-yards rushing on the final drive. >> finally seeing the runs like today, some are unbelievable. he was running angry. it was good to see. >> with the receivers we have, carson got us the right play. it will be hard to stop us. >> after the criticism about the eagle lack of running game, 407 combined on the ground this last two weeks and one team in the nfl has more rushing yards than the eag

team to beat. look at us in this campaign, seven clean sheets bid of eight games, germany the only team to score againstps of the players but again, oui’ the caps of the players but again, our work is making sure, that the team is as best prepared as possible when they take the field. but to do that you need the players to buy into it and we certainly have formed that type of relationship in terms of how we prepare for games because we are playing the best team in the world in international football at this time but the players believe they are capable of getting a result. and the fans believe, the plane with such conviction make a go atan win plane with such conviction make a go at an win this game and the way they have played in the last few years with the euros and this qualifying campaign, you would be a full to bet against them. certainly would be, our correspondent in belfast, should be a magnificent atmosphere at windsor park. nathalie talking about some of the maths, let's look at how northern ireland's group has shaped up. it's all about finishing second. guaranteed finishing second, making sur

another team was not ready for that. the best team won. moment, we have to be there and grab it with both hands. this is exactly what the players did. this is a very, very special moment for this football club. small huddersfield town have beaten man united. and as i said, this is for sure one of the proudest moments in my management career so far. interesting result and great comments from both managers. what else has been happening in the premier league? john bennettjoins me. the two managers with contrasting emotions. jose mourinho saying his team didn't have the same determination and intensity that huddersfield brought to the game. ander herrera said that as well. he said their attitude was poon as well. he said their attitude was poor, their desire was poor. jose mourinho was listening to that interview and he called it very concerning. huddersfield getting their first league concerning. huddersfield getting theirfirst league win concerning. huddersfield getting their first league win over manchester united since 1952. the queen had

that's to say the a-team told the cops everything they uncovered; the cops told the a-team nothing. so they kept their ears to the ground and waited for something to happen. but they didn't have to wait for long. we knew something was up so the first thing we did was yank the gps off the car because we didn't want the police to seize his car and have our gps. keith morrison (voiceover): ethan was easy enough for the charleston police to find. they arrested him at his hotel job. but they didn't seem to know where to find heather. so-- of course, we had to tell them where she was working. obviously, they didn't have surveillance on this girl. and you could tell them that? we told them. we told them where heather kamp was working. i mean, she was working at the sunoco gas station. i walked into the gas station and bought a pepsi, paid for it, walked out, and a police officer in uniform had pulled up and was peeping around the corner of the building. i said, that's her inside. keith morrison (voiceover): ethan and heather were charged with forgery and obstruction of justice. would a murd

we grab them with the women's team but we have to make sure that we do with the men's team because itit gains credibility and relevancy, notjust domestic and around the world, and to waste that it is hugely damaging to the progress of the sport. soccer is not going away, the sky is not falling and it isn't going away, but this is a definite body blow. finally, bruce arena, is he the man to ta ke finally, bruce arena, is he the man to take the team forward? there have been bright shoots, christian pulisic at borussia dortmund, is he the man to lead them to the next world cup? no, no, no, bruce arena should resign today without question. regardless of the made the world cup i always loved that it is a temporary position, he was brought in to fill the position and get the ship back on course which he did to a certain extent but no, from this day forward they should be looking for someone to day forward they should be looking for someone to come day forward they should be looking for someone to come in in this next cycle with a lot of time to do things that's going to do something differe

the syrian national teams will draw in iran last month sparked celebrations in the capital. football has the power to bring people together but not in a government controlled damascus were only supporters of bashar assad are now together in public. not far away you won't find any scenes of celebration just more death and destruction in opposition controlled a sign that syria remains a war torn country the young men here whose dreams were to play football find themselves instead dodging bullets and bombs now that is the president of the opposition syrian football association he was a member of the general sports union before defecting in two thousand and twelve in protest at the regime of bashar assad he says the current national football team doesn't represent syrians from that in the world is now interested in the national team in a spot gotten about the massacres in my country the national team players and the management say football shouldn't be mixed with politics yet they have publicly thank those murdering out children they've expressed their support for russia iran an

take me back to the genesis of the team. i mean, why, how did the cubs come to be and it certainly wasn't the same way back then that it is now. >> right. i'm not really a sports writer. interestingly because it's american historyion down to where you can understand it. in this book, and i always feel like if you tell the story of the cubs correctly you're telling the story of america in a fun house mirror. basically baseball came out of the civil war in a way as we know it. there are a lot of town teams and local team. in cincinnati they -- they beat the crap out of the great chicago teams. it so angered the chicago businessmen. if you know chicago, the attitude with a do they think they're better than us and they put together even a better team of ringers. that's the cubs. they were originally call the white stockings as opposed to the red stockings and they beat the crap out of the red stockings and went on and became the con and their history is completely entwined with the history of chicago in america. their really firs

she absence is the both teams. t happens over the 90 minutes tonight, it should be some occasion. kick—off is at 7:45pm. thank you. the future of the scotla nd 7:45pm. thank you. the future of the scotland manager gordon strachan will be discussed by the scottish fa in the coming days following their failure to reach the world cup play—offs. 2—2 in slovenia means they finish behind slovakia on goal difference. he surprisingly said that the small stature of his side was behind the exit. genetically we are behind, we are the second smallest apart from spain. that means that we need to pick a team to combat height and strength. even that, . .. combat height and strength. even that,... but genetically we need to work on things. it is a problem for us. we have to fight harder for every ball, and jump higher because it is easierfor every ball, and jump higher because it is easier for these kind of guys. after the 2—2 draw and failure to qualify, one former international thinks it's time for a change with the manager. i th

season, they've been the best team in the northern hemisphere bya best team in the northern hemisphereand final before and they are minutes from winning the thing. an incredible story. there are up against leeds rhinos who dominated the modern era. they have been winners in the last seven but have not eaten castleford in their past eight games. so it is about performing in intensity and there's a healthy hatred between these local rivals so i expect a bit ofa these local rivals so i expect a bit of a classic. well for the gymnastics in montreal, the positions have been finalised. three of the six british men in montreal have now been confirmed for the finals later in the week. now

we have done with the women's team but we have to make sure we have the with the men's team because itn games as credibility and relevance, not just games as credibility and relevance, notjust domestic liebert around the world, and to waste that, it is hugely damaging to the progress of the sport. soccer is not going away, the sport. soccer is not going away, the sky is not falling, but this is a definite body blow. england cricketer ben stokes has apologised to the tv celebrity katie price and her disabled son harvey, after a video emerged of him apparently impersonating the pair. stokes said he "should never have done this and i am so sorry". he claimed, "it was absolutely not my intention to offend harvey, katie or anybody else." he has offered to meet them in person to apologise. it's the first time stokes has spoken publicly since he was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm on a night out. the england and wales cricket board has said stokes will not travel to australia with the rest of the ashes squad "at this stage". former england spinner monty panesar thinks that

like the body what's team without the heart?euroblastoma cancer survivor and born with, eighth grader cole under developed joints make it hard to play sports. so he join the team as manager. >> it's synonomous with lot of things that his life as he tries to overcome obstacles. you can find an alternative method to achieve what your goals are. >> he's anarch part of the team. >> he does everything from chasing balls for to us charting plays to he gives the pre-game speech in most games. >> the boys have really just rallied around him and really just made him feel a part of it. >> over the course of the season cole's role on the team has expanded to the point where he's actually helping them draw up plays but everything is always been on the side lines. until today. >> for being part of the team for being important part of the team, and because we're short players today, you're going to dress. >> not only is this the first time he's suited up, the plan is after the first touchdown to have cole run in the two-point converse. >> ver

what is the team's outhere, the mindse mindset? >> eli worked so hard, and proud to be a part of the team. >> michele: a lot of shuffling, and what worked? >> just going out there to work hard and it is exciting to get this win tonight, and tough cro crowd. the fans were great the night, we had loud fans, and it is awesome. >> michele: a nice plane ride hope? >> all smiles. sms >> michele: and turning to orleans darkwa, you had your first 100 yard rushing game, and what is the difference for you tonight? >> well, we knew it would be a grind it out game, and take four quarter and hat's off to the o-line, because we knew that we could run it out with them, and get the seams here and there and do that. >> michele: with so many injuries, you were called upon the step in, and provide some offense, and for you, personally, how were you viewing this opportunity? >> well, i always take it with stride. i have been in the league four years now, a i know how the business works and everything like that, and so when my number is called the chip

none of the professional teams or the youth teams will train. ub's president, josep bartemeu, also spoke on monday, and defended the decision to go ahead with sunday's match against las palmas behind closed doors. pep guardiola, their most successful ever coach, hit out at the club for doing so and two board members resigned. translation: i must say that this was one of the most difficult decisions that i have ever had to make as barca president. we very seriously consider the option of postponing the game, but we could not get the professional football league to approve our request. having reached that point we decided to play behind closed doors because we believe the image of a football match being played in an empty stadium would have been an act of responsibility and would have been a way of showing how we utterly reject the unacceptable situation going on in catalonia. this was a way to show to the world that it was a very, very tough day for us all. not only for barcelona, but for all the country. there was a thrilling victory for sri lank

rookie ben simmons and fultz, and the number one team, l.a. kers. >> if you need a smile to start your day, see the special homecoming that was too much for a young boy. >> there could less weddings in the future perhaps, i don't know about that. but there is a study that says men have a particular reason why they are foregoing getting married. diswhrs >> for this young boy seeing his father for the first time after 6 months was too much. sean was overcome when his father returned from the irish military. you can see his mother and sister running over for the reunion. sean needed a little coaxing before finally imris embracing his father. >> it's hard to watch it's so emotional. thank you for your service. >> let's look at southwest philadelphia, westbound traffic hardly any cars out there, there was a couple on the left moving toward the airport and moving just fine right now. we have an accident at main street and park avenue in schwenksville look for crews on the scene there. mass transit is looking good, dave. >> reporter: we have lots of c

wentz said last year the team would have struggled with the game.hey finished strong. >>> flyers are gearing up for their home opener against the capitals, the nhl was not too kind to the orange and black. their first four games were on the road. they came out of it, 2-2. they say they are ready to play in front of their fans. happening later today, temple football team plays ucon. temple football playbook comes your way during the 9:30 a.m. half-hour of "action news" do not miss it. >>> right, so if you're looking for a way to stay in shape, but you're tired of the treadmill might be because you're not using enough treadmills. take a look at this. maggie thorn posted this piece of video of her running on not one, but seven treadmills looks at her go, she is training for different competitions like american ninja warrior. they calls this treadmill agility ladder drill. we call it quite impressive. she didn't fall, artery. >> there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. vineland police searching for young thieves. we'll tell you what

the national institutes of health awarded the team $20,000 to further develop the project. >> i think mostly it just drives us to do more. >> reporter: from college park, john henry, wusa9. >>> our weather chief is here to talk about some plummeting temperatures, but first we've got to nail that 3-degree guarantee. >> it was kind of a tough call. it was kind of a midnight temperature. that was the key to figure out the temperature at midnight. we wedge for a high of 70. it made -- went for a high of 70. it made it to 73. we're going 65 tomorrow and i think that's going to be okay. the good news about tomorrow, less wind, pure sun. let's talk about the average first frost date. is this unusual? no. hagerstown average first frost is tomorrow. winchester is not far off at the 18th of frederick about the 20th, fairfax the 24th, rockbridge the 24th and woodbridge the28th. average first frost downtown is like november. right now it's 55, dew point in the 30s, dry and calm winds, north, northwest at 12. they will continue to lighten going through. bus stop temps 34 to 56. i think that's wort

he even played for the national team. but he's still a trainee when it comes to being a bundesliga coach will you make the grade in the game against. welcome progress leverkusen needed three points and they needed them now you already use the mention before the game of don't let them score and every good move was julia florida. without the seven minutes it looked like halle would fail his trainee test last fall me and johnson scored to make it one nil to glass it was already the fourteenth goal at least players had conceded. in fact labor coups and were on a home run of form with no improvement in sight glass created chance after chance and played like a well oiled machine. the boy. time had looked rather puzzled what could he do to change things up. i think we went back inside to change room he saw what we needed to work on and i think the court also made some changes that was very. very important for us in the game. has still not won an away game with laverick who isn't but then laver koos an equaliser with a little help

in the chasing pack to close the gap to the top teamsglad they were to hoffenheim hoping to gallop back in the european places while shouter they had the chance to go third with a win against volves cork the world blues had come out on top in their last three meetings against the men in green from germany's motor city where they make it four . chalco dominated the first half against both spurred and deservedly went in front from the penalty spot. kero was wrestled to the ground now veiled pencil lead kept his cool to school. when a penalty of their own after the break after a foul by now though. but mario gomez slipped and blazed over the bar the visitors didn't give up though and equalized in stoppage time through de vocht or again martin schmidt six draw in a row as vosburgh coach. there is a moment it's crazy at the moment and we unbeatable orion capable of winning you can look at it how you want but we'll take unbeatable we was all in the name in the . oftentimes could also consider themselves unbeatable at home at least they haven't

frank gore, the ageless wonder. two teamshat are equally matched. >> what about the afc west which we thought okay, raiders are going tonight best team in the afc west. so far it's the kansas city chiefs that are the best team in the afc west. 3-0. denver 3-1 after the win today. oakland 2-2. the chargers 0-4. next up for oakland, a home date. they get to come back home and host the baltimore ravens. and the ravens, lo, are struggling. they lost to the steelers today. they don't have a good offense. joe flacco's not playing well. how do you match up the raiders and the ravens? >> i tell you right now, this is a must-win for this organization and jack del rio and those guys they've got to get it going ken norton that defense offense they've got to collectively say no matter who's our quarterback we have to inthis game. joe flacco like you alluded to has been struggling. you saw him today, improficient, didn't get to throw the ball down the field well,n't been running the ball well, the defense gave up some big plays. this is a

the barbarians are forming their first women's team. featured the greatest rugby union players from the men's game through the years but they say this will help take the women's game to a different level. players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster at thomond park in theirfirst match next month. just to recap, the road to russia is com plete just to recap, the road to russia is complete for europe. but will messi and argentina make it? you can see if they do on the bbc sport website from 1:30am. now time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deborah haynes, defence editor at the times and jessica elgot, political correspondent at the guardian. great to see you both. thanks for coming in. the financial times says that theresa may has risked upsetting both sides of the brexit debate by refusing to say how she would vote in another referendum. there are reports that the nhs pay cap is to be scrapped amid loom

like, the highs and to the lows that you get from being a part of the team and the nfl team, the season, where i grew up, all of that, it is awesome. >> jim: what can you say about the team, the offense, derek carr into the way they responded after struggling? >> we believe. we believe, we are going to keep working. a great group of men, and i'm not surprised that derek could deliver the way he does tonight. >> tracy: go enjoy it. thanks, coach. >> jim: thank you, tracy. derek carr 417 yards. three touchdowns. mark davis, i think that was -- i'm not sure which touchdown that was a celebration of. >> tony: we said that he had to put the team on his back. >> jim: he did. the fragile back at that. about jack del rio saying that he is not an excuse guy, the coach, very proud of this team. the fabric of the locker room is close, and i don't think this will bolster the confidence and the fabric in the locker room after the way they win this one tonight. >> tony: it was an incredible game. i tell you right now, oakland knows that they are in the mix. they feel it tonight, they have a chance. k

have led the way in recent yea rs teams have led the way in recent years and more and more people aren this team is playing with more confidence right now than rhian brewster, the liverpool striker scoring a hat—trick in the quarterfinal. england have found a reliable man up front. brewster with his fifth of the tournament. brazil came from behind to beat spain and germany in the tournament and before long the england defence was unlocked by a swirl of gold. this was samba football. in the past england might have wilted in the heat but as half—time approached they regain their swagger, another surge forward and a familiar finish. brewster is waiting, brewster! england back in front. cue celebration in a different colour. for manager steve cooper everything was going to plan. the flourishes came from the boot of philip foden but the headlines belonged to one player only. brewster! another england hat—trick. player only. brewster! another england hat-trick. the excitement was catching. victory means the under 17 team will be back here on saturday for their first world cup final. if tour

look to book their spot at russia twenty eight team we know eight of the thirty two teams so far starting in east asia you have japan and south korea the latter is featured at every world cup dating back to nine hundred eighty six now if you shift to the middle east you will see iran and saudi arabia qualified as the two teams who automatically made it through in europe russia will of course be competing as the host nation but so far just one of the thirteen other teams that have been confirmed for qualification qualification and that is belgium who are ranked number nine in the world that england germany serbia and spain could soon join them over three automatic spots for north and central america and caribbean only mexico have booked their place in russia so far and the eighth qualified team it's brazil who have lost just once from their sixteen qualify games they have played in every world cup so far but as you can imagine a world cup without leon messi might well be taking place you might have to imagine that because argentina's qualification is far from a guarantee th