duck skeletons in this closet. i like how she was telling it like a light-hearted story, ha ha, one time i killed this duck -- thenhe realizes half the audience isn't on board with duck murder. and says, yeah, this one time i hit a duck and smashed a skull -- and now it's upstate on a farm with your goldfish at middle school. ( laughter ) on the campaign trail, you talk every day, and eventually this will turn into a weird therapy session. every candidate will end up revealing too much. speaking of tariffs, one time i hit someone with my car late at night. not sure if they made it or not. what was the question? do you know what the saddest thing is? there's no good way to warn a duck the ball was coming. you would be, like, duck! the duck is, like, actually my name is henry. ( laughter ) let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) president trump's ukraine scandal. like a rash you get from a hot tub, it is growing bigger every day. ( laughter ) it's also put a spotlight on ukraine because now we want to know everyone who visits the country and what they talk about, which is probably why this made the n

moves like a duck, it is probably a duck. between statistical anomalies and impossibilities, when you look at the voter turnout, even former speaker of the house paul ade the, that foreign official to win the ballot box vote, to win the absentee vote and lose the entire election on special provisional ballots is almost an impossibility. are you committed to ensuring the integrity of the election process, and i am much less concerned about foreign entities trying to influence elections than we have people coming possibly from outside the district and committing voter fraud. and there has been a number of examples shown of how that may well have happened. again, i am glad you are concerned about the integrity of the elections and i am concerned about the elections here in the 10th district. rep. harder: thank you for your question and for your concern. i think we all should share the same value, which is you should have faith in the democratic processes in place, to make sure the boat you cast is equally weighted across all the

and walks like a duck, it's a duck right now they are some indication that there were overtures made through if foreign governments seeking information on the political rival. this is frankly wrong with all due respect. there has to be an investigation. >> is not an issue of an investigation. the investigation is a unfair investigation. the democrats have not voted for an impeachment inquiry that's been done in the past with richard nixon and bill clinton. they are playing partisan and not allowing the president to give it an explanation. >> the president has provided a lot of information. he provided a summary of the readout of the phonecall. >> not only that in addition the congress is subpoenaing more information up from the president staff and the president said i'm happy to give the information but at least to vote for the impeachment angry. arthel: mercedes i'm not sure what you are going to savor richer to your point of the president president and the republicans are urging nancy pelosi and the house to hurry up and vote for impeachment despite what you are going to did they w

, and looks like a duck, it's probably a duck. there were statistical anomalies and impossibilities when you look at the voter turnout. even paul ryan made the comment that for an official to win the ballot box vote, to win the absentee vote and lose the election on other ballots is almost an impossibility. are you committed to ensuring the integrity of the election process and i much less concerned about foreign entities trying to influence the election, than we have people coming possibly from outside this district and committing voter fraud. and there's been a number of examples shown of how that may well have happened. so, again, i'm glad you're concerned about the integrity of elections, and i'm concerned about the elections here in the tenth district. thank you. >> thank you for your question. thank you for your concern. i think we all should share the same value which is you should have faith in the democratic processes that are in place. to make sure that the vote you cast is equalled weighed and you ultimately have faith

eric: if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck and quacks like a duck -- >> you bet. eric: thank you. good to see you l. tomorrow on fox news sunday, chris wallace will have defense secretary, he'll be sitting down with him, asking about syria, turkey, iran and everything else that's facing our country around the globe. don't want to miss it, check your local listing and local fox station or just keep it tuned right here on the fox news channel. arthel: eric, thank you. kevin mcaleenan is no longer acting dhs secretary, so who could replace him for the top job of keeping the home bland safe? with we'll -- homeland safe? we'll talk about that next. rong. ...that is certain. but history tells us that economies don't live in a vacuum. we need to prepare for uncertainty. and you can... with rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900 to get started. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to

what certainly some political experts here in berlin are criticizing her as i say she is probably a duck paralyzed by her own grand coalition that is her conservative party and these social democrats here in berlin and that is because as we've seen in the last one of years that the coalition came in to form is that the party has been directly for and into crisis moved over the migration issue they didn't find a coherent line on how to deal with a new take on migration policy in berlin and then all the topics to go over so we've seen that for voters here in germany the issue of the climate crisis has become much more important than there was subsequent followed by a rise of the green party in germany and domestic politics always tend to overshadow foreign policy in germany in general ok so if the chancellor has been somewhat paralyzed if you will particular in foreign policy we've seen germany hosting a big new meeting called the alliance for multilateralism this is 15 nations committed themselves to boost international cooperation is that what german foreign policy could look like going

and sounds and acts like a duck, is it a duck? is this move qe or not? have i shot the duck? rah: i think powell was very clear to make sure this wasn't qe in his view. of course, qe is a monetary policy tool. this is a measure to address the disturbance we've seen in the republic it in recent days --repo market in recent days. the question is, how quickly and how much on the balance sheet? we will be looking for that as we approach the fed meeting. nejra: you've expressed in your view the fomc is more likely to concentrate on go through -- concerns in the near-term. some gdp growth used to signal recession but now, the store seed is around 1%. would you agree? structural and demographic reasons exist for thinking full speed for the economy is closer to 1%. we are some way away from that, and the fed is very keen to make sure we don't get too close to it. we are likely to continue to see easing as long as there is nervousness about the economy stalling. growth very much takes precedence over inflation concerns. ,e've seen core cpi above 2% core pce comfortably below. manus: ca

tells it -- >> i did one time try to play golf, but i misfired on the first try and the ball hit a duckad, and, yeah, it appeared-- it appeared to perish. ( laughter ) >> stephen: tragically, she tried to warn it by yelling "duck!" but it just looked up at her. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but the biggest news on the democratic side is that bernie sanders did an interview with "cosmopolitan" magazine. i have to say, i love what he's done to his office. ( laughter ) the article was called: "cosmo asks bernie sanders the questions young women want answered. questions like "excuse me, sir, are you lost?" ( laughter ) the interview touched on a range of issues, including some funsies: >> do you have a favorite cocktail? >> i don't drink much. >> the correct answer is a cosmo! >> oh, oh, the cosmo! >> stephen: oh, bernie knows about the cosmo. we all remember this scene from "sex and the city." ( laughter ) (as sanders) "i couldn't help but wonder: even though mr. big was gone, maybe the breakup we really needed was j.p. morgan and chase!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) cosmo also got

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making far lies in the hands of your daddy when it comes to doing into trees of someone to feed and a duck and what can pakistan do in this. well not very much melissa ever since the application all section $270.00 of the reading down off the special status of me baucus fund has been very has insisted very strongly to internationalize the issue which has asked for the un the us other people to weigh in but not much has been has been made possible that has been criticism coming in from some international fronts but otherwise pakistan is not able to do much apart from walls and halt bilateral relations and big is as far as it can with india i want to go back to the video report and something that the kashmiris said he said people are dying what's actually going on with violence in that region right now. fabulous let me talk about the communication blackout and there is difficulty in getting information out it is important to state that the indian army insists that that has been enormous loss of life in the last 3 months since the special status was removed however there are reports of the co

it is a duck take on the superhero origin myth. ut it and consequently i really knew enjoyed it. it is not the most original thing in the world, it ta kes a original thing in the world, it takes a lot of influences from predecessor writing and films but i like how the strength of its convictions and it seemed to take itself seriously enough to work. it isa itself seriously enough to work. it is a dark take on the superman origin smith. i know you have a certain fondness for its superhero movies. i'm certainly married to someone movies. i'm certainly married to someone who loves all of that. that will be on our shelf. but shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon. double bill, shaun the sheep farmageddon and monos, your mind will be blown. that is my weekend so it is, thank you very much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there, we have got some very heavy rain to come. overnight tonight and well on into saturday the heaviest falls of rain across parts of e

don't form of democracy and capacity of this nation of the time people let's bring in a 3rd guest on a duck is a city a professor emeritus at pompey a fabric university and he joins us also from barcelona or a good to have you with us professor betrayed based journalist north of johns trumpet who is rising in the guardian newspaper said that the separatist leaders who orchestrated a head on collision with spanish law required massive support in catalonia which they never actually had their real problem now he said is not the jail sentences but hubris is he right. i would say that there is a definitely it's an ongoing process that's why the term process was going and the process has not culminated it has not produced. such an awesome majority. so as to be victorious but it doesn't disappear and so it goes on it's a kind of prominent talk of war. so what's the future for the independent movement within catalonia professor. short term have to see what will happen in the upcoming november elections for the spanish parliament the cattle and elections are pending. there is some pressure there's e

the others are sort of under their desks in a duck and cover. you surprised? >> not at all. and, you know, two things are happening. there's a duck and cover. i know in the next segment we're going to get into the smear campaign. people like john thune and liz cheney. you're seeing silence from the republicans, or republicans, obviously, mitt romney is at the front of it. i don't believe it's beyond comprehension, as david said. we're early in this. the democrats is got to keep it tight. it is not beyond comprehension that they can't get 20 senator. we all know in a private ballot the republicans don't want him there. nobody wants him there anymore. he's really not good for anybody. you and i both know, everybody at this table knows they can take a secret ballot, i guarantee you there would be about a 98-2 vote because the republicans don't want him there. they just need air cover. as each day goes on, they get a little bit more air cover. if they can keep the story as simple as i made it, president sold out your safety, that's a compelling story. >> all right. annie carney,

. >>> mayor breed joined kindergartners at rosa parks elementary in a duck, cover and hold drill. other officials, including the police and fire chiefs were there as well. >> kids practiced the drill so they know how to react when an earthquake does hit. >> i would go home across the street and drive my grandmother crazy. i'm like mama, we got to get ready for an earthquake. we got to do this, we got to do that. >> besides seeking cover, the kids practiced vook waiting their school and look for emergency exits when they get home. it's a great lesson for the kids today and on the 30th anniversary of loma prieta. u to aruse this opportunity for >> we've way. by shake app which launched today. downloaded it. it's easy to use. be sure to check out >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the white house bombshell. the stunning exchange today, the white house acknowledging a quid pro quo with ukraine. acting chief of staff mick mulvaney acknowledging to our jon karl u.s. military aid was withheld from ukraine in part to pressure them to investigate the democrats. mu

suggested at the beginning, that eu saying, well, we think we‘ve got at least in private and civil our ducks in a the side command particularly the issues under those kinds of points with the dup, and we know that it is supposed to bea dup, and we know that it is supposed to be a session in the house of commons on saturday, and without those dp votes, it seems highly unlikely that boris johnson would get any deal through parliament. don‘t forget, also, we are talking about the broad outlines. there are still technical and legal details, which people will want to go through in 28 capitals right across europe, because this is a big change for everybody. and i think one of the difficulties has been there has been an of let's try and rush it all through the last minute, may be in negotiations always work like that, but i still think it‘s going to be difficult, however much mrjohnson wishes it to be so, that even if there is a broad agreement in the next couple of days, then to get approved in this parliament and the european parliament, to get it turned into legislation, which mps wa nt to turned int

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protect the sea or off the coast caused dr follows so had some interesting things to say take a listen. ducks a flu shot thank you so much for speaking with us let me go up because now we've just heard a. stink about those who walk with junkies holes in the film i said can you tell us what exactly is the state of the oceans. around the world. because now confident that oceans ocean of plastic. why you see crews of the national empowerment for example official you will catch tons of plastic and very little fish the fish eye gets in bed because the i am just saying plastics and they have a stomach full of plastic for the situation like that margie and me don't do clean up the glass you know the pollute us should pay they should encourage people to come out for beach cleanups there are also domestic waste in the oceans there are several things the biodiversity is depleting the mungo budget fission is deeply tight and the ocean is not so good do you think the government can do anything to show me some countries are a bunch of rustics yes our governments can help by. gets in the same hands groups

so you are a sitting duck. efuge areas are. they are one mile and a half apart, instead of 500 metres, which was agreed in the beginning. highways england need to better look at that, and you must better look at that, and you must better educate yourself where you travel and find out where the smart motorways are. a number of deaths, allegedly linked to e—cigarettes in the united states, has led to concern over the safety of vaping. so today the industry is launching a campaign to try to reassure millions of vapers in the uk that it's a safe alternative to smoking. graham satchell reports. milwaukee's health department issued an alert telling people to stop using those e—cigarettes immediately. it is being described in america as an epidemic. that is now 27 deaths linked to vaping in 22 states. every day a new report of someone dying or being hospitalised. this is the illicit market for thc vape oil. this undercover report shows why. back street stalls selling fluid laced with cannabis. most of the reported deat

the old culture led by the now ceo who quickly said this is a better way and she took to it like a duck> you also made a lot of acquisitions. one and we acquired that one first. the most important move we need made was to it the best technology on the high-frequency firms use some version of inet tonight. the 47 acquisitions we did, the only when we had to do was inet because it was institutional risk. we're losing market share and money every day and we didn't have in-house any technology on the shelf that i had great faith in. the rest of the oppositions -- acquisitions were optional and we used that to build upon further strength. than 2008 happened. the stress on everybody including you. reforms afterwards and in your book you recounted a situation when you got a not friendly phone call. >> there were a lot of four letter words. our systems worked well through the great credit crisis. we bent but didn't break. then we had the lobbying for what the future should be. it was a professional disagreement in terms of how things would play out. we lived through some difficult times with fa

if it walks like a dog then talks like a duck, it's a dock.e are in the middle of an impeachment inquiry. >> the american people believe we are. the politicians are calling out -- calling each other criminals. i think nancy pelosi with the ukraine investigation did jump into the vortex of impeachment in a way she won't be able to easily jump out of then now it's really about the credibility of the process. karl rove had a great column in "the wall street journal" today and i would refer to anybody the process of impeachment has to be absolutely credible for the american people to accept it. if there's too much politics by the people who are trying to impeach the president, if it looks bad, and it certainly has looked bad the last few days with bullying pompeo and then adam schiff really acting unbecoming of a senior member of congress. these things all add up to the american people calling foul on the impeachment process and i believe if they're going to keep the credibility and win over the majority of americans who are sitting on the sidelin

they'll say, but i mean i was at a ducks unlimited dinner. d for president trump. but one of the guys said look i like the economy, unemployment has been the lowest it is. this drama is killing us in this country. i haven't quite frankly, i wondered if i'd be yelled at more than i was, there's some. there are a lot of intense emotional feelings, i'm glad people can share them with me, i would rather have them get it out with me because i try not to take it personally. you can feel, you can feel people having different feelings still out there. i would tell you more people, i am surprised at some of the people are telling me they're worried about what's happening in this country and we do have to do something about the hate. that makes me feel better. >> a very effective congresswoman, that's for sure, representing your district. debbie dingell, thanks so much. >>> the signs pointing to a possible constitutional crisis for the first time in more than four decades, what happens next. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. t

. >> greg: if it walks like a duck. can we see that one more time?re? where did i get that video from? ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great >> greg: there is nothing you can say. >> juan: halloween is coming up in two weeks, one california mom is celebrating every day of october. she wears fabulous costumes to pick her kids up from school. her costumes are made from bits and pieces she gets from a thrift store. it didn't go over well with her four boys when she started doing this six years ago but now the kids are dressing up with her, she recently spoke at the morning assembly explaining why she wears the costumes. >> we want to help each other be good, say nice things, we can also not worry about things other people say. >> juan: happy halloween everyone, two weeks. >> jesse: what are you going to be for halloween? >> juan: should i dress up as a jesse watters figurine? >> greg: that's cultural appropriation. >> jesse: i've started watching jeopardy and wheel of fortune from 7-8, this is an intro, listen to this intro. >> i've been trapped in a

if this is bigger than one pers, this is a duck committed pattern of secret settlements that this companyrors what we've seen at several media outlets. where sexual assault and rapid issues, you work out an attorney get swept under the renter payout and the elect touched predators stay in power. at the state one thing, mr. sharp distention between locations between donald trump and other powerful pinochle dough mike people, that specifically true in some cases. sure, this is the first example of a reporter looking at the master list of all the stories that the inquiry had about trauma and on trump. if it's the nonconsensual contact of a salt when we talk about trauma, there is allegations other. >> shannon: another one there's nothing to it with material to go with in the case cases. >> not in that particular surgery dough mike story, this is an interesting point, the claims are not the ones that that were found to not have sube claim about trump having a love child, a new instance of being a prior seeking to catch and kill a story apparently emma enclosed collaboration with trip associat

dana, gop lawmakers are in a duck and cover mode. >> yeah, wolf, you remember during the russia investigationdent successfully set the narrative by calling it a hoax and a witch hunt. he's trying to do the same thing now, but some republicans on capitol hill tell us that this is different. that they are very worried that the president and even some top white house aides don't get that. what you mostly hear from congressional republicans on impeachment is the sound of silence. gop sources tell cnn they have a good reason for that, fear. they have no idea what else house democrats investigating will uncover. along with the gop fear, frustration with the president. performances like today's in the oval office. >> the whistle-blower was so dishonest. >> and later in the east room. >> this is a fraudulent crime on the american people. >> he's rambling, shoot from the hip comments, his stream of consciousness tweets not exactly an anti-impeachment road map for his fellow republicans. in fact a source involved in senate gop discussions tells cnn he is taking it upon himself to tweet about every shin

document [ laughter ] i doubtrump ever made it all the way through a snapple cap. [ laughter ] "a duck'sck does not - somebody else read the rest of this for me. [ laughter ] "and then summarize it for me in a memo." [ laughter ] also, no phrase has ever been more terrifying for a guy like trump, than the words "paper trail. he's new york city real estate developer and casino owner who cheats on his taxes. the only paper trail he's ever kept is the toilet paper on the bottom of his shoe [ laughter ] [ cheers and applaus trump has always thought of himself as untouchable, but now he is finally facing real consequences support for impeachment is rising in the polls. more and more people are coming to the conclusion that you can't just subvert the entirety of american foreign policy to your personal political will. and dangle hundreds of millions of dollars as part of a corrupt quid pro quo to investigate your political rivals because, to put it mildly -- >> that is, after all, against the law. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with jessica

the sun having a go at jeremy corbyn, calling him a chicken, ducks, all the game... ot voting this christmas. 12th night, forthright, jeremy corbyn, we have been talking for muncie wanted an election and yet when presented for an opportunity he does not take it. —— talking for months that jeremy corbyn. they have had this creative ambiguity, they are for remain and get his position seems quite absurd. corbin is not for remain. he would negotiate another deal and then come back and basically tell the voters not to vote for a labour deal. labour's position is really pretty indefensible. on the one hand the leadership wants brexit and then go to the country or wants to pretend that they do not want brexit but really they do. lots of labour mps quite worried. the leave seat up in the north particularly. worried about languishing in the polls, jeremy corbyn unpopular as party leader and a lot fearing they will lose their seats. i am not sure the jeremy corbyn magic of 2017 is that there. he does not look well. i think they were hoping they would before they would have to g

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the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called duck it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's. walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the city so the older and less developed ones in the east and the local businesses are enjoying an economic boost the neighborhood of mali has some of the most impressive in scale by one of jordan's best known street artists the son of palestinian refugees so he bought tours creating landmarks in his old neighborhood that have changed more than the physical landscape of the area but that neighborhood of. problems like fights drug dealing and all of that and it's been we've been doing it for the past 4 years and it's going to as i do think so much like. a lot of kids there like sort of to have like a way to interact with tourists coming through tha

two of your 5—a—day as a duck could be provided by your particular live vigilant dog walker. be provided on social media today. and inevitably there has been a set back for wales on the injury front and a bit of a blow. jonathan davis at this. he has aggravated a knee injury. they kept very quiet. we thought he was fit. thought he was fit. but he isn't. owen watkin starts at 13 with leigh halfpenny coming onto the bench. we hope it does not disrupt... part of their strength is the huge experience they have in this welsh side. he will clearly be a really vital kink in the chain that is gone now. but they will hope their record against the french serves them well. but no jonathan against the french serves them well. but nojonathan davis. that is the breaking news for us. kick off in about 40 minutes. wales are looking to reach the world cup semi—finals for a third time. these are the latest pictures. some of the fans may have been at the match between the two eight years ago at the tournament in new zealand, their only previous world cup meeting. france won that game nine points to eight a

a drill practicing how to duck. and during an earthquake. the class was joined by some special guests, including the fire chief police chief and the city's mayor in addition to being a lesson in how to stay safe in an earthquake. it was also a trip down memory lane for mayor london breed since she's alumni of the school after the second part of the drill where the children evacuated from the building into the schoolyard the mayor reinforced by earthquake too. >>are so important that we know that is not a matter of if an earthquake is going to happen in san francisco. it's a matter of when a native of the city she shared her memories of that day 30 years ago. it looked like the place went like this. and we were like i mean like seriously and we were like i basically off like we couldn't even stand up so we kind of got on the ground like we were just kind of cover in our heads because we didn't know if the building was going to cave in. >>the district superintendent says the hope is that the kids we'll take what they learn today and bring that

the benghazi hearings, many believe, extremely unfairly and in a partisan and biased way, he wanted everything to come out. now he's ducking, hiding. we need representative pompeo back here, the one who said things should be made public when it was a different administration. , not onlytters worse is secretary pompeo ducking, but maybe he is complicit in all of this. his name has surfaced on multiple occasions in the tail of the administration's very questionable dealings with ukraine. for instance, ambassador taylor's written statement states on august 20 ninth, at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton -- on august 29, at the secretary of national security -- at the suggestion of national security advisor john bolton, the state department stonewalling creates the appearance that the secretary is covering up not only for the president, but for himself. without question, the state described documents by mr. taylor must be provided to congress. the stonewalling must end. it pompeo must explain himself. he has too many questions to answer. any, any regard for his own reputation, he would do these things. ide

a congress. what these guys did today was duck that responsibility.he same time, when the question comes about redeploying troops to syria, will they say trump had the authority to do that? they will probably say no. they are condemning him. zbri don >> i don't see the two as the same thing. my criticism is you let this president and presidents before him take your authority. congress is supposed to declare war. and you guys won't even negotiate. and republicans stop it. you should go after your own colleagues. that's not what today was. >> i go against my colleagues. that's what the vote today was. >> today was, you should not have abandoned the kurds. >> when i went to the floor, that was my suggestion. you have not done your jobs. there's no authority to have them on syria ground. that's what president obama asked me. and i reaffirmed that mission today. give me a mission and authority in congress. congress do its job. and we send the message to all our allies, congress is backing up their commander in chief. >> did you say, i want you to understan

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a near miss as the lded in ducks out ot un seconds. family crossing the street as the driver runs a red light side swiped by another car. a near miss as the family ducks out of the way. >> it's terrifying. >> sometimes it's hard to believe that we are looking at ourselves. >> at us. >> the couple had the right-of-way pushing their 1-year-old son damien in a stroller when police say a drunk driver nearly plowed into them. inches between life and death. >> the chevy hit the jeep right on top, just like mil seconds from us. jeep right on top, mill i seconds from what would have been us. >> police say the 28-year-old was intoxicated when he ran the red light. that's when you see >> ernst of alveso was intoxicated when he ran the red lit when you see shannon t bar him and save the family. >> i think it was meant to happen. >> her mother and 3-year-old son were in the car. happen. remarkably, no one injured. >> me being able to be there, i guess like the right time, it makes me feel good, even thoughf makes me feel good, even though like i'm

this would break a 95 year duck. don't jinx this would break a 95 year duck.. we haven't been to the show since 1933 but i tell you what, i will bring you and michelle back some crackerjack in fact here is my washington nationals postseason sweatshirt. were winning the world series! go nats! we have had heavy outbreaks of rain for some today and that is all cleaning out of the way but following in its place is much colder air arriving at the moment across the north—west of the country. notice that it should stay mild for another day or two for many of us. the weather picture tonight, we will see the colder air continue to feed and across northern ireland, scotla nd to feed and across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. a mixture of clear spells and showers but notice the showers will have a wintry tinge to them over the hills and a little bit of snow for a time. in the south it is relatively mild. beck temperature contrast and we have a frost setting in place for northern areas, could lead to a few icy stretches particularly where we see overnight

ducks led by three. they won it more. a little flip to jalen reed. and the ducks, the only one loss team in the pac-12 north. playoff worthy still. they won it 17-7 as the bears record drops to 4-2. >>> we got baseball for you. astros starter garrett cole struck out 15 tampa batters. and he almost blew it. american league game two. it went to houston. blasted this homer in the fourth. astros win it 2-1. twins and yankees. i would say didi gregorias got all of this one. he belted a grand slam. part of a seven-run inning for the yankees as they won it 8-2. and, they take a 2-0 series lead. for getting back to the top story, the warriors tonight, on the losing end. to the lakers. but again, it was the opener for chase center. the next warriors preseason home game will be next thursday. as they will entertain the minnesota timberwolves. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com hey, shaq. it's a 30 se