wayne rooney! rooney! board, it's wayne rooney. —— england have scored, it's wayne rooney.n either liverpool or manchester, washington is now wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, my cat is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. i love him, i can't believe how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we've got rooney and we came to the opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy? he's amazing! they're amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the year that have come over, star players, who have looked at this as a bit ofa players, who have looked at this as a bit of a vacation, a step down, they didn't have to work that hard, but wayne's been the opposite. wayne has been the opposite. i enjoy it, enjoy playing here, enjoy the games, the pressure of the games and enjoy being here with my family. everything is going to plan. you've dispelled any sense that you we re ever you've dispelled

a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney! he has scored!verpool manchester, washington is 110w liverpool manchester, washington is now wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, mike catt is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. he is doing really good at dc united and i love him. i love him, i can't believe how great he's been. he was like, ican't believe how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we got rooney and we came to the opening game and he was like... i was like, seriously! you complain about him signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there were some legitimate questions about how well he would do here and it was about what he had left. was his heart in it? there have been some players over the yea rs have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down, vocation, they did not have to work that hard. wayne has been

they try to get me to say soccei’ rooney in dc.cent survey suggests football is the second most popular sport in this country dreamy 18-30 popular sport in this country dreamy 18—30 demographic by nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest work in this country but if you're going to buy shares ina country but if you're going to buy shares in a sport, by then in foot ball shares in a sport, by then in football flash soccer. one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is dc united midfielder. wayne is one of the guys i looked a kid. i was a big manchester united fan so having him in the team, someone reading ours, is special. where would it rank to deliver a trophy in here, the united states, after everything else in your career? it would be right up there. it's great to wind trophies and that is why i've come here, to try and wind, help dc wind. if we can manage to do so in my time here thenit can manage to do so in my time here then it will be up there with the other trophies i've won. as he comes towards the end of his own career, can way

as stuart pollitt reports from washington a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney!h football playing in either liverpool or manchester, washington is now wayne's world. i'm a big fan of rooney, my cat is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. he was like, i can't believe we've got rooney and we came to the opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy! he's, like, amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the years who have come over, star players who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down. they didn't have to work that hard but wayne has been the opposite. and results have been much better. rooney as scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in nine games. it's been good. i've enjoyed it, enjoyed playing here, the games. the pressure of the games. i've enjoyed being here with my family so everything has gone to plan. you have obviously dispelled any sense that you were go

rooney's arrival has been big news here.e, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he's the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up, but so is the level rooney demands. last week we won a game, and it wasn't our best performance, by any means. and he came in and said it wasn't good enough, and everyone was kind of thrown off, like, "well, we just won the game." and he said it's not going to last in play—offs. so it's a nice, i guess, kick in the butt. it was a wake—up call for us. well, dc is known for its fast pace and politics, yet life in the capital has afforded rooney something he hasn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. i think it's just a bit more relaxing for us, as a family, i think. if you want to go to the supermarket, or you want to pop out and get a c

rooney's arrival has been big news here.oney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he's the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up, but so is the level rooney demands. last week we won a game, and it wasn't our best performance by any means. and he came in and said it wasn't good enough, and everyone was kind of thrown off, like, "well, we just won the game." and he said it's not going to last in play—offs. so it's a nice, i guess, kick in the butt. it was a wake—up call for us. well, dc is known for its fast pace and politics, yet life in the capital has afforded rooney something he hasn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. i think it's just a bit more relaxing for us, as a family, i think. if you want to go to the supermarket,

rooney's arrival has been big news here.as in last place in the eastern conference. he was in to spark they needed to reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he is the highest paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up, but so sales and ticket sales are up, but so is the level rooney demands. last week we want again, and it was now best performance, by any means. and he came in and said it was in good enough, and overrun was kind of threat. well, we can't have won the game. and he said it is not going to last in play—offs. so it a nice, i guess, keegan about. it was a wake—up call to guess, keegan about. it was a wa ke—up call to rust. guess, keegan about. it was a wake-up call to rust. well, dc is known for its fast pace and politics, yet live in the capital has afforded rooney something he hasn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. hasn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is li

rooney's arrival has been big news here.ast place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he is the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up, but so is the level rooney demands. last week we had won a game, and it wasn't our best performance by any means. and he came in and said it wasn't good enough, and everyone was kind of thrown off, like, "well, we just won the game." and he's like, that's not going to last in play—offs. so it was a nice, i guess, little kick in the butt. yeah, it was a wake—up call for us. dc is known for its fast pace and politics, yet life in the capital has afforded rooney something he hasn't had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. i think it's just a bit more relaxing for us as a family, i think. if you want to go to the supermarket, or if you want to pop out and get a c

natalie: rooney's arrival has been big news here. >> when wayne rooney arrived in d.c. back june, the team was in last place in the eastern onference. natalie: he was the spark they needed to go on a run and make the playoffs. a wage of more than two million unds a year but total earnings, reportedly more than double that, he's the highest paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up but so is the level rooney demands. >> last week we had won a game and it wasn't our best warformance by any means and he came in and said i't good enough and everyone was thrown off. what, we just won the game, and he said that won't last in the playoffs. it was a nice like i guess kick in the butt. it was a wake-up call. natalie: d. is known for the fast pace and politics, yet, life in the capital has affordedooney something he hasn't had in 17 years -- the land of the frees living up to its name. >> i think it's a bit more relaxing for your family. if you want to go to the supermarket or you want to pop out and get a coffee, then, to it's quite easo. at times in

rooney is now flying economy and sharing hotel rooms.k it's important that you're part of the team. i wouldn't come in and start demanding things. i don't see it as a big issue, to be honest. rooney watched england's world cup run as a fan for the first time since he was a kid. the childlike exuberance and his smile is back. against all odds, trophies could be too. natalie pirks, bbc news, washington. newsnight‘s getting under way on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, leicester's premier league match at cardiff will go ahead this weekend following the death of their owner in a helicopter crash. lopetegui is gone, but who's in line to save real madrid's season? and from the emergency room to world gold, simone biles wins her 11th world title. hello and welcome to sportsday. leicester city's premier league match at cardiff will go ahead this weekend following the death of owner vichai seewata napra paa in a helicopter crash. the thai billionaire and four others were killed in the cras

and now you have wayne rooney in washington dc.trying to get me to say soccer but i‘m going to keep saying football. recent survey suggests that football is the second most popular sport in this country between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is farand between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest sport in this country. but if you were going to buy shares in a sport, by them in soccer, or football! one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is this easy united youngster. wayne is one of those guys who i was looking up to asa of those guys who i was looking up to as a kid, i became a manchester united fan early on and having a role models like that leading us has been special. where would it rank to been special. where would it rank to be able to deliver a trophy here in the united states after everything else you‘ve won in your career? the united states after everything else you've won in your career7m would be right up there with the other achievements. it‘s great to win trophies and that‘s why i‘ve come here to try and w

plus, rooney—mania is sweeping america's capital.he former england striker brought star power to washington soccer, and how he's enjoying the change of scenery. a bit more relaxing for us as a family i think and if you want to go to the supermarket or you want to pop out and get a coffee then is quite easy to do. welcome to our viewers on public television here in the us, and also around the globe. president trump and his family have visited the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, to offer condolences to those who lost loved ones in saturday's shooting. the first funerals of those killed by the gunman have been taking place. the white house says the president is there to grieve with the community, but there are divisions within pittsburgh over whether he should have come. our correspondent jane o brien is in the city and joins me now. what is the president doing while he's there in the city? he paid a visit to the synagogue and although this is still a crime scene and clearly nobody can be allowed into the main building, he was abl

rooney is now flying economy and sharing hotel rooms.gs. i don't see it as a big issue, to be honest. he watched england's world cup run as a fan for the first time since he was a kid. the childlike exuberance and his smile is back. against all odds, trophies could be too. natalie pirks, bbc news, washington. time for a look at the weather... here's darren bett. we had a narrow escape, we saw it early on, all that has been happening in central europe and this sort of cloud here gave the heavy rain and flooding in europe and the heavy snowfall, and the same area of low pressure that drove that has been sitting just used the uk, and it brought some rain along those eastern coast, so it wasn't far away. it has left a us with a cloudy, breezy day across norfolk, and this was the way the day ended, quite dramatic fare. different looking skies to the way we finished the day in devon where it has been beautifully sunny all day and the skies are clear, temperatures falling away quickly. overnight that rain and the showers in the east get pushed

rooney's arrival has been big news here.ch the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he is the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and ticket sales are up but so is the level rooney demands. last week we won a game and it was not our best performance by any means and he came in and said it wasn't good enough and everyone was kind of thrown off. we just won a game and he's like, that's not going to last in the play—offs. so, it was a nice, little, i guess kick in the butt, it was a wake—up call for us. well, dc is known for its fast pace and politics and yet life in the capital has afforded rooney something he has not had in 17 years. the land of the free is living up to its name. i think it isjust a bit more relaxing for us as a family. if you want to go to the supermarket or if you want to pop out and get a coffee, it is quite easy to do. at times in england it could be a bit difficult. i thinkjust to be able to walk round an

a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney! he has scored!w wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, my cat is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind round. he is doing really good at dc united and i love him. i love him, i can't believe how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we've got rooney and we came to the opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as maybe a bit of a vacation, a step down, they didn't have to work that hard. but wayne's been the opposite. and results have been much better. rooney's scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in ten games. it's been good. enjoyed it. enjoy playing here, enjoy playing the games. accepted the pressure of the games and enjoy being here with my family. so everything has gone to

and wayne rooney, he leaves no nubt. hisinth hole of the season united win 2-1 over the fire for the final playoff spot in the east with two games in hand. ov >>> flyover ater.l fina lap chase elliott in front of the nine car. hamilton hot on histail. elliott holds him up for the win, his second win of the year and second of his career. just don't try that on the beltway you'll get in trouble. >> i'm still getting over that field goal. it was likes on his own side of the field. i couldn't believe it. >> and he delivered the baby. that was epic. >>hat do we have as folks heading out tonight? >> this graphic just for you, folks. temperaturesthropping int 60s overnight, a little muggy, cloud building, but dry al. a little c >> all right. stay warm through the middle of the week.at the the news for now. "nightly news" is up next. we'll see you again later tonight after sundll night foot waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liv

wayne rooney has been speaking about life after the premier league.major league soccer in the summer and has been a huge success. when he joined the team they were bottom of the table. but since then they have risen to reach the play—offs. rooney's 12 goals have played a big part in that and he told our sports correspondent natalie pirks that he's adjusted well stateside. it's been good. 0bviously different place to live but it's been great. i've enjoyed it, the family have enjoyed it, settled in really well and it's going well on the pitch so i'm enjoying it. are you missing anything about home? what about a decent cup of tea? americans don't do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles!|j do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles! i have visions of you searching for york city or something! you can get your normal cup of tea and even the small differences like a bar of chocolate ora differences like a bar of chocolate or a packet of crisps, that is a bit different. when you come across one, you have to enjoy it a bit mo

this was the moment fans say wayne rooney turned dc united's season around.see the streak going across the field and i'm looking, trying to figure out, who is that? i just remember thinking, that was great, he's slowed down the play, now our defence can get back, but the foul's not called. i was, like, oh. he puts the ball up in the air, lucho back there, little man, fifve three, and i said, "oh, my god, this ball‘s going to find him." and that was definitely the turning point of our season. it was the turning point of fans really believing. there is the rebirth of our club. they realised he wasn't simply in america for a vacation. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with total earnings with reportedly £5 million a year, he's the highest paid player in the club's history. shirt sales are up, but s

rooney: some of it changed almost overnight. in construction, a whole wave of equipment became obsolete as soon as the technology arrived to allow the crt's and technologically driven applications of different construction equipment. just like overnight. i know people who had the selloff a fleet of grains because the cranes they had did not have the safety measures that you need to have to be a safe company. we sold a whole fleet of very large equipment when the new ones came in. that will happen all across industry. sharon: even in our organization, the very heavily manual jobs, you have to have a human there. workers, ifre-skill you think of your baggage have the skill and technology to track that a move on. one thing we are focused on that has been telling is how are we using technology to do the training customer what is different, it is no longer one-size-fits-all. withg to re-skill workers different, it is very than having one program where you sit and learn. it has to be a personal learning, adaptable, so we use ai. we ha

from the left is paul scholes, rio ferdinand, rooney himself, alan smith and john o'shea. get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your friday sport briefing. whenever an american president leaves office, he will invariably set up a presidential library. it's a place to showcase historic documents and burnish the legacy of your time in the oval office. but one presidential library has gone a step further in enhancing the visitor experience, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. ronald wilson reagan, 14th president of the united states. -- 40th. a hero of conservative america, credited by some with winning the cold war. he died in 2004, but if you happen to be paying a trip to his presidential library in california, you might think he had been reborn. welcome to the oval office... a 3—d hologram welcomes visitors, an opportunity to look history in the eye. i think that people are just going to be drawn into this incredible image. it'll be the first time... if you've never been in a room with president reag

the former england football captain wayne rooney has been showing that he's still got the magic touchke a look at this. what a goal! it's fair to say the former manchester united star has taken america by storm. his arrival in washington has transformed the club's season. dc united are now unbeaten in eight games. they are on course for the play—offs. still you don't get is an integer! you are going to the games, don't you ask him to come on?!” just go down onto the pitch! my son was at that game last night. he said the atmosphere was incredible. they love wayne rooney on the team and he has had a generosity to the younger players on the team, coming in and captaining the team and he has taken the city by storm. some other british players who have gone over did not get involved in their communities but wayne rooney is much loved in this town. when you come, we will have dinner with him! hello. most of us ended the day of a final note. it will be clear and chilly for most of us overnight. a little rain on the way but not a lot thatis little rain on the way but not a lot that is heading

but rooney's view isn't shared by everyone.ing on radio 5 live last night, the former blackburn and celtic striker chris sutton said the manager had to take most of the blame. they beat leicester on the opening day, fortunate with that, lost to brighton and spurs, beat burnley, did 0k against watford, and then wolves were better than united, derby were, west ham. they have hardly been tested all season and they were lucky to get away with it at newcastle. as a whole, mourinho is not the right man to take united forward. 15 minutes should not paper over the cracks and when he has behaved this season. it been appalling. england women continue their preparations for next year's world cup tonight, with a friendly against australia at craven cottage. australia are ranked sixth in the world, against england's third, so they'll offer another good test for the lionesses. it is gonna be a real physical game, this one, where australia i think are similar to usa in terms of the physicality. they have real running power and strength in the

don't know what to lucy on our cost is run from the sideline he got the second for the same before rooney scored from the spot for his twelve this season finished three one. more than seventy thousand fans watched as atlanta united sets an attendance record and he called the m.l.s. point record franco escobar putting them on a way to a two one win over the charlotte fire and sixty nine points in the eastern conference i want to point ahead of the new red balls in the race for the regular season title with a game to go. an ethiopian runner who has been living in exile since making a political gesture at the olympic games in rio has returned home face copied a hunk of sign used by protestors in ethiopia as he crossed the line to win silver in the real twenty sixteen marathon hundreds of demonstrators from his or romo tribal killed as the authorities cracked down but a new era my prime minister has pursued a reconciliation strategy we are going to be a coup i knew this day was coming because i knew the blood of all these people wasn't going to be spilled in being a new dictator government wo

on the other side of the atlantic ocean wayne rooney has fired d.c. united into the m.l.s. playoffs the school to then set up another new york city three one single bottom of the eastern conference when rooney joined the club back in june since then he has schooled twelve goals in nineteen games and their run beaten since the end of august and have reached the playoffs with one game to spare. atlanta united are leading the race for the eastern regular season title but record seventy thousand fans watched as they equalled the best ever m.l.s. points tally with a two one win over the chicago fire their own sixty nine points that's one clear at the top of the game left. and over in the western conference the l.a. galaxy are still outside the playoffs woods let anybody make sure he's doing his best to get them over the line he scored one and several other as they beat minnesota three one that puts galaxy a point of sixth place which is where they need to be to reach the postseason. the formula one title race is not over yet lewis hamilton failed to wrap things up at the u.s. gr

with the fans one over on the side winning games, it seems the rooney revolution is in rude health. now, finally, pakistan should win the test series in abu dhabi. they've set australia 538 to win with two days to play. but that's not really what everyone is talking about. it was this peculiar dismissal. nice stroke from azhar ali — he was unbeaten on 64 at the time. he thought he'd picked up another four but the ball stops just short of the boundary. by this time he's wandered to have a chat with fellow batsman asad shafiq. he's run out. the ball had not gone dead. pakistan still have that huge lead so the aussies will need to buckle down over the next couple of days. that's all from sportsday. the mind of the top story, eddie jones has named his england squad for the autumn internationals with eight uncapped players in there but no danny cipriani. full reaction to that on the website. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye for now. hello, you're watching bbc news. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, has been heckled at a conference about sex abuse in the ai

wayne rooney is major league. he scores this wonder goalfor dc rooney is major league.s tenth of the season. it's more than a year since the terrorist attack on the ariana grande concert at the manchester arena, which left 22 people dead and hundreds injured. many of them were parents and children — the youngest to die was eight years old. this morning a pre—inquest hearing got under way. our correspondentjudith moritz is outside manchester town hall for us. yes, nearly 18 months since the attack at the arena. this is the first time today since the coroner, who was appointed in august, sir john saunders, has held a prehearing. the inquest themselves could be at least a year away from now. so the hearing this morning was to make arrangements. there were families of those who died in the court room at the town hall and before the hearing got under way there was a minute's silence, all there was a minute's silence, all the names of the 22 people who died we re the names of the 22 people who died were read out. we learned a bit about why there is this length of time that th

3-1, united went in with the 31 win over, 3—1, thanks to a pass from costa, he got the second and rooneynd the penalty spot at the 74th minute, they are now and —— unbeaten. name the pga tour player of the year, you become the new world number one after the victory in the cj cup and south korea, which means that the 28—year—old will replace dustin johnson at the top of the world rankings on monday. the three—time major winner, the chance to get his name in craned on the cj cup and south korea was only half the story, he also had the chance to become the number one golfer in the world. but gary woodland was making it difficult, after this birdie on the 14th hole. a battle ensued, he moved back ahead by two shots after setting up a birdie on 13 on the keys. but koepka held his nerve, tipping in with 16 to go ahead by three shots at 19 under. so to the 18th, and this eagle, which gave koepka but title and the top of the rankings of the first time in his career. finishing four shots at his fellow american under 64. is a battle every day, you decide to keep working hard to improve. i enjoyed

remily rooney, thank you talking with us. what is known about how he died?> well, he was only in the new prmeon. he had cp from florida to west virginia. he was there for less than 24 hours. he was still in his wheelchair. i heard reports that he wasa surrounded b mob, a group that viciously beat him. i can't corroborate that, which says what i heard.h >> ?ooich says something about that federal prison. >> they say more than that. they say they transferred him there for a different reason and there was somebody thre waiting for him. we really don't know. >> woodruff: a lot of questions. started on this criminal path from a very early age.ab tell uout his career. >> he was a criminal at age 13. he was robbing convenience stores. he dropped out of school at the age of 14. he ran a criminal inter prize for decades and dec we had this charm and this sort of apphel. ured people into his net, including women. he often had two or three women going at a time. he took that one on the road with him, but he tried to take the other one with him first an she ga and came

i'd like to welcome senator wicker, of course, congressman rooney, congressman bart gordon. we have many ambassadors here, some of whom are going to participate in the panel and governor blanchard, our former chair and of course, secretary carlos gutierrez, our current chair and many trustees so welcome to you all. it is an appropriate day for us to be here with everything that's going on in the world. the newspapers are filled with conflicting impressions and people struggling and trying to understand economic and political movements, populism, nationalism and technology. for this particular summit we decided to take a deeper dive into the effect of technology on our global landscape whether it's foreign approximately see, business, innovation because this is a complex subject. there are different elements to it and we will take a look at the skills that are needed in the modern technology economy. we will look at the regulatory environment and then we'll look at questions of trust and how people view the information they're getting and we hope what this will be will be a c

andre due to his head his hottest striker rooney yosh dion is one of the bond is leaders best keepers and butlins a lympics stadium is a fortress with a capital club passon lost this season by in munich came here and lost and freiburg grew up next to try their luck but lynch showed no mercy dude with an excellent solo goal after just seven minutes. it was goal number six of the season for duda making the slow but the most dangerous midfielder in the league. then this happened. a rocket of a strike from fry birds robin cuff made it one all. could do nothing to stop the shock which took a deflection all the way into his net. the norwegian keeper did my should block this shot just before the end but had his home winning streak is over. that he and i'd like to ask you something you can't even ited states for the pool of thorns and had to believe in having a very good season so far the bonus think one of their best starts yet do you get to they get any exposure like that where you are. so they get exposure so does this has the on t.v. do you see of course but you have to saturate i mean as

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he talks a lot about playing with wayne rooney. has been knocked out of the shanghai masters. victory would have meant a possible meeting with novak djokovic in the semi finals, but edmund was beaten in straight sets by fourth seed alexander zverev. next week, marks the 50th anniversary, of athlete tommie smith's famous gold medal at the mexico city 0lympics, and more famously — the black power salute with his teammatejohn carlos. the pair wanted to take a stand, against racial injustice in the us, and he told the bbc that recent protests, including that by american footballer colin kaepernick, and others taking a knee, made him cry. i would not have wanted to meet him had he not taken a knee, but because he did, recognised the fact that these guys did the same thing, i wonder what they were thinking. and the sacrificial dance that he took revealed his upbringing the need to be better socially. tommie smith, basically the same thing, 50 years later, it will be like that in another 50 years. he looks well. and don't blink. you won't

you how do you see the whole situation in munich was your opinion to it well to paraphrase hines rooney what i saw in that press conference left me speechless because i think it's the epitome of hypocrisy that someone like her nyssa convicted tax fraudster lest we forget start preaching about morality and given what he said about players like music and he's really in a position to talk about decency and respect in the press the second thing is if i were buying i'd be embarrassed to be honest they need to defend it's like mommy and daddy has to defend the little child you know you're taking on the fight we've built sites from germany's biggest haploid they're not going to take that lying down you've made yourself a target and vi and we just made themselves seem a bit petty and vindictive and insecure to be honest nineteen how does criticism like that affect a play i mean especially goalkeepers who are by themselves at the back and they're always into such scrutiny how does affect a play like that of course. if you get criticize. two ways you read read it or you don't read it and i would

we hear from rooney and why he‘s loving life in washington. thank you forjoining us.eries against australia in abu dhabi. azhar ali made 64 before his dismissal which got everyone talking, and babar azam felljust one run short of a century, but pakistan still managed

. >> congressman rooney, the new jobs are going to require more education and skills than those lost, as molly was just describing the idea of upscaling. you are both in business and a congressman. what is congress doing to prepare the united states for this? >> well, one significant thing that occurred in july when the president signed the 21st century jobs act, which will devote a lot of career resources to the votech as a real career and putting more resources toward community programs and colleges that do that kind of applied kcurricula. we're seeing a version to the economy. i know in florida we have thousands of unfilled hospitality jobs, as many as 20,000 computer programmer jobs unfilled right now, and they're relatively low pay, but they're steady jobs and they require a skill. i know in the construction industry, there are thousands of welding jobs that could be had if we had skilled welders. these jobs are more in line with those in the technical education in a service economy. >> thank you. sharon, united airlines is focused on youth in ways i had not expect bfrd we spoke

and i just couldn't take didn't learn how to do stuff is rooney. and. so now it's in the mode to. begin. with the victim and i was in the end it wouldn't matter what they were they say one way. and the magic one that they could. all rob bad. if you look. at this at the rugby with us margie. we will do the mother our own. didn't was that i don't watch west. well because he had been who. was wanted to see if. any are but are indeed worried the homeless mother. the. cousin how this isn't the mother i love to see and get into get through was a. distant corner of the way i was simcha me and i said that i was. deaf and as. a fan of the. last you know and so has a mental. block that on my own i meant only yeah once i don't see him as a and have and if honestly. name can only concern me see how little let's call it daddy and i think i have time so if it's for. the aminal but i had to let the. many other teenagers from now be solly i still attention but the mood in the west bank was definitely but tourist that day i had went on to meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader he's more or less

today, wayne rooney hasjumped united manager. just after half—past. tomasz has all the weather. it is certainly turning warmer. tomorrow is expected to be the best day of the week. thursday onwards, it is all change. also coming up: the strictly curse strikes again — seann walsh's now ex—girlfriend hits back, saying she is not a victim. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. more details are being revealed about the second man suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack. he has been identified as a doctor with the russian military intelligence agency, the gru, who was made a hero of the russian federation — the country's highest honorary title — four years ago. the investigations website, bellingcat, has named him as alexander mishkin. the bbc understands british officials are not disputing the identification. naomi grimley reports. until now, this man has been known to the world as alexander petrov. he is a suspect in the salisbury poisoning case which started as an attempted assassination of a former russian sp

charles: representative rooney, thank you very much. want to remind the audience secretary of state mike pompeo is on the way to the region. i want to bring in our panel to discuss economic side. adam johnson. paul detrick, and art hogan fbr chief market strategist. art, this is very complicated. the defense contractors are higher in part to major merger between harris corp and l3. whatever happens here those contracts will not be canceled? >> right. i think. >> we look at multiple levels, charles. just how important saudi arabia is to the global supply demand channel that is all things energy, right? this is the first time in a good long time, adam can talk about this better than i am, the cartel that is opec stuck to quotas. if not for that we would have a very volatile energy market right now. so i think it is important on multiple levels in terms of interconnectivity of saudi arabia and the united states as long as we find there is no there there. something larger where we have to take the next steps that is what we'll do. we can't

another big performance by wayne rooney that ended the nig with two goals. it's an ibincred ride for the entire team. you might remember they were in la place backn august. things are looking a bit brighter. >> itee good. we kind of have to recalibrate and look forward to the post season and it's just nice that our goals now have changed from being in the playoffs to potentiall holding the trophy. >> i'm not saying it's all about waynerooney but it helps to have a big super star on your team. the chicago fire kick off at 4:30. >> check out the crowd. >> love it. h we doe rain chances for this upcoming weekend. none out there today. that's why we ge it a very good day. mainly because it's chilly out there this morning. freeze warnings a frost freeze warnings a frost david trone likes to say it comes down to three things: compassion. for childrenlaced in cages, and people with addiction treated as criminals. competence. om building a business from one store to hundreds. and getting things done in every one of those communities civility. to work both sides of t

united's soccer star wayne rooney on a free kick in the 18th minute from 35 yards out rooney fired arilliant curving ball look at that one that found the back of the net goalie as you can see there, didn't really stand a chance d.c. united won the game 1-0 you're up to date. scottie, back to you >> that was a great call >> football coming up soon. >> see you, thanks >>> that was football. >> yes, it was just european football >> thank you >> sue herera. >>> ge down 30% this year. what are option traders saying about it pete >> i got to tell you, scott. they're not looking on the bright side of this name now steven tousa who has been right from jp morgan has been the axe on this stock. we talk about those that have been right and those that have been wrong you listen to those that have been right, still continues to be negative it did have a brief pop-up towards 13 not too long ago. off of some of the news that have been put out there. pushing back toward that 12 again. they went aggressively rolling out of november and going out to january, the january 12th puts they bought 92,000 of

lemuel didn't see him a video of the serial with the good life form as the last in the play my son rooney . cooked additional submersed if not of what was an ounce of to linger some of these it's just. the most. simple yet so intimate. look with a showing of the skeleton is lost when the church. please make up shit. of the sheep so to. quote of shipping. the book via the work of the person you will still wish you know i don't know what the move. was the latest was in the process. stuff no worries i'm all right so yeah i've put on a. little fish through some really strong. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy people in front let it be an arms race based on often scary and dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. and indeed there is a. secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest i

and i just couldn't take it didn't learn how to do stuff is rooney. said that in the mold that had to. begin. with the victim and then it wouldn't matter what they were they say one way. they could. all rob. me said gibson look. at the. well we will do what our own. did was more west. well because he had been home with the guy who. was one of. our but aren't. and the homeless mother. the. cousin how this isn't a mother i love to see and get into get through was a. distant corner and the idea was him how me and i said that i was. deaf and. lost and you know and so has a mental. and if. i'm a little me yeah once i don't see him as. and have a live for us to lean. on him can only concern i mean they see how little let's call it daddy and i get to have fun with the so if it's for. amman or but i had to let the. many of the teenagers from now be solly i still in detention but the mood in the west bank was definitely the tourist that day i had with meet mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader he's more or less recognized by the international community having r

and chris, any chance manchester united might try to buy wayne rooney?back, to inject passion. rooney's major league soccer team — dc united — were struggling at the wrong end of the table when hejoined, but they're now in sixth place and he's a big factor in their revival. 18 games he's played for them now, and he's playing brilliantly for his new club — dc united in america's mls. this is his tenth since joining them in june. spectacular, looking like he is at his best again. this was overnight in the united states, and that is his tenth goal of the season, let us see us one more time. 0k. see us one more time. ok. that is all the sport for now. i will bring you up—to—date with the by will bring you up—to—date with the rugby later on. whether you realise it or not, you all get personalised adverts tailored to your preferences when you use facebook — but what happens when it goes wrong? anna england—kerr's daughter clara was stillborn in june. she used facebook‘s settings to turn off pa renting—related adverts for a year, but still saw them on her news

i don't know rooney we can but seems the u.n. is warning we have a me a twelve years to get a grip on the threat of climate change fearful possible catastrophe becomes irreversible ati's polly boyko in our online show in case you missed it takes one of her looks at it. whatever the child safety. also wants to. look. at the u.n. saying that they'll be a catastrophe and something isn't done to keep global warming to below one point five degrees this is unprecedented changes are needed now we're facing drought floods extreme heat poverty for hundreds of millions god is. his scaring people constantly using evidence and under a lifetime of expertise based on exhaustive in their good results gathered a decade since i've been the destruction of our planet caused by man's behavior i will need to leave you again the. sound of it. will be ours all wrong using the boat america mascot that was a good try but i've seen one in real life maybe like three times when i miss the moon i would miss really swindon's no one would. when we have warning

wayne rooney igniting the offense. four goals six assists in five games.ownited home tomorrow against chicago trying to get closer to secure a playoff spot. >> i think in the past, we had addae of wt we wanted to do as a club. but now it's really paying off. i think that additions we've made have helped the identity of this team kind o flourish and hopefully that can continue because we're playingttctive soccer right now. >> they're putting on a good show. 24th-ranked virginia tech hostingre dame. hokies trail late in the fourth quarr. jim haley is going to the dc united game. etybe we can him to bang the drum or paint his face into whether you are an early riser or get out later, what are you looking at. >> lunch time the sun breaking through. temperatures thin. low 80s. pretty warm for fall. >> i'll say. mid 80s notice october. thanks for joining us for news4 waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc