peres got his second before jamie vardyjoined the party.second. leicester running riot in southampton. perhaps the pick of the goals came from james maddison with this free kick before jamie vardy finished his hat—trick from the sport and media name, the biggest away win in premier league history. now there is a huge weekend of rugby ahead with england and wales both playing in the world cup semifinals. the first match is tomorrow morning between england and new zealand. preparations have been dampened by the weather injapan. this is what they had to put up with a head of they had to put up with a head of the semifinal tomorrow. the weather is supposed to improve by nine o'clock uk time. new zealand have not lost a game at the world cup since 2007. how do you beat the all blacks? eddie jones is since 2007. how do you beat the all blacks? eddiejones is a celibate mentality. sport is one of those things which you cannot teach, you have to learn from experience. there is the story about the guy hanging off the cloth, he said the only thing tha

imposing direct rule over catalonia and one of spain's most serious political crises prime minister peres sanchez hopes that this verdict will now and the matter once and for all following the supreme court decision we need to turn the page and open a new chapter based on peaceful coexistence in catalonia through dialogue within the boundaries of the know under sponsored solution. but many catalans don't seem ready to give up the fight since the ruling was handed down demonstrators it began blocking railway tracks and airports in the independence activists warn they are preparing for what they're calling democratic tsunami. or the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to 3 u.s. based research is being broken new ground in efforts to lift the world's poor out of poverty have taken on the problem in a new way breaking it down into smaller pieces the result is a new array of practical solutions that set aside traditional theory. this year's nobel prize for economics goes to 3 economists specialized in poverty and how best to come back is. french born asked to do you know her indian born

deadline and he will have to do so by 11 pm tonight yes well as you say a big blow to prime minister peresjohnson who was hoping to have this deal voted on and hopefully approved today johnson was defiant in his speech to parliament this is what he had to say i will not negotiate with. i am not a good to see who compel me to do so i will tell all friends and colleagues in the e.u. exactly what i've told everyone in the last 8 days that i've served as prime minister good for do they would be bad for these appropriate. democracy. sorry rob a very defiant and determined boris johnson there what does this mean i mean can he simply ignore all these laws and just put on what i've been trying to get my head around since i heard the statement. seems to be that his assessment or understanding or interpretation of the law is different from many others that have been reports that i've just been reading that apparently government lawyers are already trying to assess what legal loopholes there are for him to avoid an extension apparently one of them could be that johnson simply refuses to attend the ne

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it is 20 mile pere. hour winds outf o t rest.he 20 in oakland. ten in concord. another chilly start as well for tomorrow morning. upper 30s, santa rosa. napa, vallejo, concord. 43 for the morning low in livermore. 46 san jose. 48 oakland. 50 for san francisco. here's the satellite and radar view. and this ridge of high pressure will slowly build in. and what will help to warm us up as we head through theat end of the week. taking youur ho f oy-asn at plenty of sunshine. temps a little bit warmer for your wednesday. for thursday, a week little weather system to our north. that could bring a few clouds. and also looking at temps, it may be a little bit cooler by a slight dip there. otherwise we are gonna be warming up as we head through the week. your weather headlines, clear skies tonight. chilly in the valleys. sunny and mild through midweek. but warming up to above average by the weekend. let's check out our high temperatures for tomorrow. looking at 73 in santa rosa. 78 in napa. 76 for concord. 75 in san jose. 71 for a high in oakland, and 58 for san francisco

evan peres is out front tonight. how closer these men who are now arrested, right, for -- for alleged crimes to giuliani? how closer they to giuliani? >> they're very close. giuliani has referred to them as his clients and erin, more importantly, these are the guys who have -- who allegedly were behind some of this operation that giuliani's been running to try to dig up dirt on joe biden and joe biden's son alleging that there was some corruption allegations that needed to be investigated there in ukraine. these men allegedly, according to this -- this indictment that was unsealed by prosecutors in manhattan today were actually doing other things. they were essentially running a business that was moving money from ukrainian sources, from people overseas and trying to essentially hide it as they were trying to funnel it to candidates here in the united states. these were congressional candidates as well as hundreds of thousands of dollars that allegedly were going to a pro-trump political action committee here in the

independence movement with a general election in his sights next month the spanish prime minister peresancious urged dialogue took a firm line on the supreme court's verdict or you. can blow today exemplary judicial process has concluded but at the same time confirms the sinking of a political project that's failed in its attempt to obtain internal support and international recognition leaving behind pain and confrontation on the front of coexistence in catalonia but within hours on. the sentencing protesters came out onto the streets and gathered here at the main square in barcelona city center they say they are part of what is being called the democratic tsunami but even but if they're waiting on the bus i think what is happening is shameful but i think the conviction is really unfair and i don't understand how this can happen in the 21st century thank you brooke it was ok for you to come here because i think the trial has been a complete fraud has been a trial that human rights international organizations of the net is having a lot of regularities i think we have to denounce it and d

we have the representative peres because they've been an exemplar it wasn't primarily with a lot of help from senator harris. [laughter] can you tell me about the moment when you're like i see this in a different way and i want to participate. 2010 i was a senior at college and it was halloween and senior year halloween we all know what that could mean, it's a lot of fun so i decided to round up some friends, get in the car and come to denver dressed like probably a slacker because it was the only costume i had. we had about 200 people all in costume and we were going around knocking on people's doors asking them to turn out the vote so here are the voters so going to that event i had a better time than i've ever had on halloween before. i was surrounded by all these young people having a great time with each other they were not alone political person in their group. i wrote to my friends i felt like my outlook changed because i had a second time being who i was, being a political person and as we see the rest is history and here i am today. [inaudible] dressed like marty mcfly. [laughte

avoid a repeat of last week's demonstrations which the send it into violence spanish prime minister peressanchez has called the recent unrest an attack on catalan society so the gay guy has the latest from barcelona. earlier this evening at least 350000 people had gathered in the center of barcelona to demand the release of the 9 catalan politicians and activists who've been sentenced will sedition nearly 2 weeks ago after that as we have seen all week they broke off into a smaller group but still quite a huge number of them and made their way over here to the outside of the national spanish police headquarters now this is a site which has seen trouble breaking out for days now and always has been one of the points of where violent actions and activities and clashes between the police and the protesters have been taking place but of course also the tensions from that sentencing are still very much heightened that amman's also being made alongside more dialogue between the central government in madrid and the capital and government but in an election season where both sides of this argumen

and you can see the winds in around uh to be given a tour little more north see in cloverdale in de pere lake still little bit of a westerly component of kelsey bill. >>also in the clear lake but these are all going turn is northerly winds overnight tonight and could be that dry offshore wind and it is going to get intense. i think by tomorrow afternoon and evening and they're really roar overnight tomorrow night into early on wednesday morning. high pressure getting ready to build in again this ridge going to set itself up again we're going to bring those nice normally offshore winds and very dry conditions here's latest forecast. we take you through the night tonight, it's tomorrow tomorrow morning we wake up fairly calm around much of the bay area but do you begin to see some callers and some the winds begin develop and some of the north bay as we get into the afternoon. well things really begin to pick up my 8 o'clock tomorrow night look at that down some of the urban areas almost 30 mile an hour gust. in the sonoma 20 an atlas peak, 26. in calistoga and then intensifies those winds

out front now, greg bower and pete naftali and congressional reporter, and evan peres, evan, let me startith you. pompeo was on the phone when trump was on the phone with president zelensky. since then pompeo has refused to -- and he's not concerned about the impeachment inquiry. do those things square? >> it doesn't and here's why. there is a parade, a virtual parade of people from his department, from the state department that is heading to capitol hill to provide these depositions. there is clearly a disconnect between the way pompeo is trying to portray things and the way things are behind the scenes at the state department. we know that one of his closest aides actually resigned in protest essentially because of how things were being handled. so i think a big part of the story, erin, is exactly what was going on behind the scenes under pompeo as, you know, the ukrainians was trying to figure out where the aid money was and the whole effort that rudy giuliani was running behind the scenes and pompeo has a view of all of this and so i think this is why i think, you know, he's trying to

evan peres is out front.'re not talking a counterintelligence investigation into the president of the united states' personal attorney. sometimes it's worthwhile to put the simple facts in, and let me take a deep breath here of the significance, what else do you know about the investigation tonight? >> erin, this is something that the counterintelligence agents have to look at simply because of the idea if rudy giuliani is involving wittingly or unwittingly with what is a foreign influence operation targeting the white house, that is very important for the fbi and prosecutors in manhattan to understand. we know that this began or at least part of it was being handled by public corruption investigators and fbi agents in new york, in the manhattan u.s. attorney's office and they're the same ones, by the way, that did the michael cohen case, and so we've seen just glimpses of what they have including in the indictment against these four associates and by the way, the last one of which his name david korea was ar

millgram, former attorney general and doug brinkley, excuse me, cnn presidential historian and evan peresice correspondent. we should have lawyers ask questions and have people present and he calls the whole inquiry unfair. is there any truth to that? >> hi, erin. i would say there is not any truth to that, and i am not a journalist, but i would guarantee you that not a single journalist has said anything like that except somebody out there on the fringe who isn't a real journalist. the facts are these, the house sets the rules. there is no precedent whatsoever for an adversarial-type proceeding with respect to an impeachment inquiry. it is a one-way process and the house conducts an investigation. it is not unlike a grand jury investigation in the criminal context where the department of justice conducts its own investigation in secret. the target of the investigation has no opportunity to call witnesses or even know what's going on, but rest assured when that criminal defendant is charged if he or she is charged or in this case if the president is impeached he will then be able to prese

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>>mister peres had no idea what she was touching off.ese 2 quick paragraphs and. >>that would be it instead she got a sticky situation when just decided her legacy would be sticky note. i put. >>a sticky note reading too nice things about everyone in the middle school and their lockers. >>so while her classmates were at an assembly just popped from walker to walk, leaving dozens 72. all the messages personalized post-its l anonymous. >>and at thhos different talents some people in the school are very good artists i would write that you are an amazing artist. >>a couple weeks later classmates still hold tight to those tiny squares of positivity you are pretty and very smart you are going send amazing friend you are nice and funny he always make people laugh and you are a great friend, you are so nice and always make everyone laugh. you are so sweet and funny you're gorgeous and very funny just as proud parents were not surprised at all >>smile on her face, she's always got a dance going on so you know i think we learn more from her that s

dagen: pering, screaming andqui.s that want to leave various companies, including the united states, they should see how he died. maria: big shout-out to our special forces who did such a courageous job over the weekend to take him out. even our k-9s did well, the dogs, the k-9s for the u.s. ran after al-baghdadi ran into the tunnel and was hit with the detonated vest and the dog is recoverying. all eyes on how the victory will affect president trump's legacy and re-election bid. looking back at president obama and the raid that killed osama bin laden in 2011,s his approval rating jumped 7 points after bin laden's death, regarded as a major point that helped lead to obama's re-election. joining us now is campaign senior advisor, mercedes shlappp. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. maria: what do you think this means for the president's re-election. >> the president doesn't do this for a re-election. he took a tremendous risk, trying to take down this horrific isis leader, someone who inspired thous