four world championships on the bounce — jonathan rea says he has no plans to move on from superbikesger element is always there but i talked about my racer‘s brain. i have this ability to close my eyes and go into my zone, my happy place. good evening — thanks forjoining us on sportsday. if you're a superbikes fan you won't want to miss that chat withjonathan rea coming up for you later, but we'll start with tonight's champions league football. there's a lot of excitement around one tie in particular — tottenham against barcelona. barca haven't been themselves so far this season, only two points on the board from a possible nine in the league, and conceding goals galore. so is this the best chance spurs will have to beat them and the legendary lionel messi? patrick gearey‘s been taking a look. how do you stop a player who can do this? at his best, lionel messi seems to defy physics, let alone tactics. and what he does for argentina he does far more regularly for barcelona. 103 champions league goals to his name. for tottenham's striker, a source of inspiration. he is still scoring go

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with that, please welcome rea andrew redd as the next speaker. [applause] rea: i would like to start by saying thank you to the donors that stepped forward this time last year when i made an announcement about the letterman marker. we dedicated it in canonsburg, pennsylvania on his birthday -- on his boyhood home, which is now the borough building. i might tell you again that we are working on another one. the letterman hospital in gettysburg. it looks like it is going to be purchased and used for retail purposes. i am working with the gettysburg battlefield preservation association to try to find a few acres where we can not been marker like this -- put up a marker like this for the letterman hospital. thank you for the donations that came in from the gofundme page. --ay we are going to look at pointed over there, or not. backwards? there it is. upside down and backwards. ok, the point of no return. abraham lincoln and the election of 1864. we are going to look at this as if it is 2018, and we are going to look back and see some stereotypes that

superbikes world champion jonathan rea showed his dominance yet again as he won his tenth consecutiveay at the sanjuan villicum circuit in argentina, the northern irishman came from eighth place at the start to finish first on sunday as well. that's a fifth successive double for the kawasaki rider. sunday saw the first of three nfl games at wembley this month with the oakland raiders taking a home game to london against the seattle seahawks. the seahawks were playing in the english capital for the first time and were convincing 27—3 winners — with their head coach pete carroll labelling it a resounding success. we had a great time. the attitudes we re we had a great time. the attitudes were incredible. they played hard, work hard, did a bit of sightseeing that not too much. as we got closer to the game, we realise how much energy there was fraught —— from the seahawks. it was great. anybody says anything different, i don't think they know. there has been a lot of issues talked about that, the turf was great. on sunday head to our website bbc.com/sport. in the nhl — newjersey devils ca

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digress on this award because i think it is such a e.nderful tribute to rea tonight, we are going to honor her with the full-time homemaker of the year award. tomorrow. before we get to that, joe flynn and general flynn. did barbara come? my sister barbara. i wanted to mention and give a tribute to your mother. the mother of general flynn had this extraordinary life. for she had nine kids. that would have been enough for most. they areisland where from, she fought for pro-life. she fought for her party to be better. she ran for office twice, i think i saw. just had an extraordinary life. these women, they just transformed our country by how they took care of our families and what they did. i wanted direct nice helen flynn -- recognize helen flynn. and now, being a little greedy, i want to recognize lori flynn. at the same time, my wife who is over here. she puts up with a lot. ri and my wife. thank you. i don't think general flynn needs to be introduced. his record is extraordinary. but the people who vouch for him and talk about him is a list of who's who in military. a list of who'

they said in the last two months, they were able to reas to weight times by an average of 57 minutes. they credit new emergency hires and the use of tablets to service customers waiting in line. >> that's one of the things, increasing technology to eliminate wait times without having to go to the dmv office. >> they ordered an audit to look into long wait times and other issues plaguing the dmv. >>> let's get a live look of the bay bridge. >> let's get ready for a lot of runners. next month, the oakland marathon will be running, the first time the event will cross the bay bridge. this will do it. the marathon will start near lake merit and west, through west oakland, we should say, and then cross the bay bridge. they'll then circle back to downtown oakland. they're going to love this. >> we will share it from home. on our couches. >> they can tell us all about it. >> it could be stormy. they're going to try to clear it out. >> clear it out in march. >> okay. we'll deal with it. >>> for fleet week, we're doing all good. if you have any plans to see blue angels, you're in luck. right no

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it will be a beautiful beautiful dayn rea nice fall afternoon for us thiser aftnoon with highs in thee'll jump 20 degrees from where wre at thi hour. okay. qut, plenty of sun. more sun than yesterday and a cou of really nice days to look forward toit startingh this afternoon and then tomorrow near 70 and maybe we get into the mid 70s by thursdays. so love time of year it will be very nice as mother ture delivering a perfe day tomorrow for halloween. temperatures near 70. great for ourr trick treaters. yay! >> we should go steal and do secret trick or treatingon. 't tease me way good time. >> right. >>'d be in. we just go outs. >> g matching unicern one e. >> i don't want to be a unicorn. >> you said self stealth u cover. no one would know it was you. >> i want to be -- i don't know. >> unicorn is two person costu costume. >> i know exactly where i'll end up, in the wack. >> nobodyts to be that guy. >> somebody has to be that guyto >> i don't want e that guy. [ laughter ] w >>n steve laughs and it comes from the belly, itesakdmh. >> allison loves them, too. right now downed wires. let

. >> idaho governor butch otter rea appointed fischer to the post thisser yoo, one of seven responsible preserving and protect the state's wildlife. some are comparing fischer's pictures with the controversial killing of cecil the lion by walter palmer in 2015. >> the u.s. dentist sparked an international outcry over big game hunting but he was never prosecuted because he had a legal permit. fischer told the idaho statesman i didn't do anything illegal. i didn't do anything unethical, i didn't do anything immoral. a group of former idaho fish and game commissioners are now demanding fischer resign. the governor's office told me he is concerned and looking into the matter. we tried to reach fischer but he didn't return our calls, prohunting groups do educate hunters to refrain from taking pictures with their kill out of respect for nonhunters. >> morgan: what a story, thank you. well, up next, a frightening moment at a bank. it's not a robber but a giant snake. >> morgan: a texas family faces a grim deadline tomorrowk a temporary restraining order to keep their nine year old daughter on

the main reas why going to be e moving a off to the east. we still have warm air out here. so don't look for any cooldown as we head into the next couple of days. still with some warm, try air in place, it will start off with mostly clear skies from the south bay to the trivalley. tempts in the low 50s. san francisco at 54, and the north bay at 52. so you have anything with the kids tomorrow, and the costume at school, you've got a great start all across the bay area. now, by the afternoon, temperatures will be warming up. we're going back into the 70s, 80s in the south bay. 83 in gilroy. 80 in east san jose, if the pepninsula, looking really good. san mateo, 73. most of san francisco in the 60s. the mission will get a little warmer tomorrow at 70 and wind out of the west at 13. so not quite as breezy. warm in the north bay, up to83 in nevado. sunshine tomorrow, not as much in the way of wind. so you're probably asking the day looks good, what about nighttime? you're going trick or treating or a party, this forecast is going to cooperate with everyone. check this out. by th

enjoys including an airport area that will have swings hanging from the wings of an airplane and a rea eng / they've han 2 >> we came up with the idea of creating a park thatt ultra accessible and have it be in her neighborhood. >> we have taken this sketch on a napkin and theach set of plans the concept grew, as did the budgetary end of things. n more. - >> they've now raised more than $2 million in donations and say they need about $1 million more and if all goes well, they're going to begin building mia's dream next month. >>> happened 150 years ago today, the original great san francisco earthquake. that's what it was known as before the 1906 quake, but on october 21st, 1868, the hayward fault snapped the last time it snapped big time, triggered about a 6.8 quake. it's hard to tell about 150 years later how big it was, but it did cause damage from hollister and everywhere in between. 30 people were killed and countless buildings were leveled and according to the usgs, that was 150 years ago and since the hayward fault fails on average around every 150 years, while we aren't overdue

if we find reas i had kvissreci find places that do this repeatedly, we could ban on-line sale of these products. >> this doesn't address the libertarian area. >> we sought to regulate nicotine and render them non-addictive. at the same time we pushed out the application deadlines on e-cigarettes to get more manufacturers time to come into the agency with applications to keep those products on the market, because we realized at the same time we were trying to get rid of combustible products, we needed to offer an alternative for adults to get off nicotine. if you could take every adult smoker and fully switch them to e-cigarettes, that would have a substantial public health impact. the problem is we see a lot of dual use, so a lot of adult smokers who use these products continue to smoke, and it's not clear that if you go from 10 cigarettes to five cigarettes a day how much health improvement you're actually having. most of these studies demonstrate significant health improvement just from complete quitting. the other problem is these are now an on ramp for kids. when you're approaching

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