modest, humble, but in modern flat racing aidan o'brien remains without peers.t as is own but on both occasions he was aborted by another great of the sport, the jockey frankie dettori, included in the big race. this was as much about making history, aidan o'brien champion trainer, and all eyes crowning the champion jockey, silvestre de sousa, the boy from brazil, the former factory worker, who has ridden more than 150 winners this season, in this the sport of kings, a day to honour champions. adam wild, bbc news. lewis hamilton could be crowned formula one world champion for the fourth time tomorrow. the british driver is in qualifying action at the united states grand prix at the moment. if he wins tomrorrow‘s race and his nearest rival, sebastian vettel, finishes lower than fifth place, hamilton will claim the world title. it's the second weekend of fixtures in rugby union's european champions cup and there was a big win for leicester tigers. they scored seven tries as they beat french—side castres 54—29 and go top of pool five. earlier glasgow and northampto

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. >> reporter: 5-year-old aidan hoosier got separated from his mom, aunt, and sister. >> i didn't knowre to run. >> reporter: luckily lindsay rogers, a complete stranger, grabbed him, posted his picture on social media, and got him home. >> he was really brave and really good. he didn't cry or anything. >> reporter: the horror is still fresh. >> today we were talking about post-traumatic stress syndrome and things like that. the counselor was saying, this is what you might expect, how are you doing? she says, i've had nightmares. >> we have to remember and remind ourselves, this is absolutely abnormal, this is absolutely not okay. >> reporter:ed this night therapist dr. michelle paul rushed to the scene to help victims suffering from the shock and horror that she says could leave emotional scars for years to come. >> the nervous system has just been under an assault. and it's going to respond by shaking, by uncontrollable tears apparently coming out of nowhere. >> when someone experiences a trauma like that, as the weeks progress, how do you know that something's wrong? >> after about

hundreds have shared the retweets later and able to reunite the family and we spoke with aidan's momgain. another great story coming out. >> terrifying for that little boy. >> 5 years old. >> for the mom too not knowing where he was. hey, jimmy kimmel's passionate getting so much reaction right now. we'll talk about that. >>> and heroes who jumped in to save live, what they did right and how to protect yourself. dr. ashton is live on the scene and lara is upstairs. >> hi, michael. "gma" as you can see is going pink for breast cancer awareness month. we've got helpful ways to reduce your risk coming up and do we have a great audience? of course, we do so come on back. [ applause ] g if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and...

and aidan 0'brien has equalled the record for top—level wins in a flat racing year — hydrangea won the be back with more on those stores later. human rights groups and zimbawe's political opposition have condemned a decision by the world health 0rganisation to appoint president robert mugabe as a ‘goodwill ambassador‘ for the un agency to help tackle non—communicable diseases. human rights watch said that, given mr mugabe's record on human rights, it was an embarrassment to give him such a role. a spokesperson for the uk government said the apppointment was surprising and disappointing. earlier i spoke to doug coltart, a human rights lawyer and activist, who lives in zimbabwe. he told me the decision has left many zimba bwa ns in the country worried. we have a doctor to patient ratio of one two 250,000, many rural patients have to walk over ten kilometres to get to health clinics and there's almost no medicine in many hospitals, and even medical students are treated horrendously and many of them were kicked out of their residences recently. this is the daily experience. if there are le

also coming up on sportsday, aidan 0'brien equals the record for top—level wins in a flat racing yearon the fillies and mares stake on british champions day at ascot. and will this be the weekend lewis hamilton secures a fourth formula one world title? we'll have the latest ahead of the united states grand prix. it has been a busy day. plenty to get through, but we're going to start with the premier league. david wagner has desribed it as a great day for "little huddersfield" after they beat second placed manchester united. despite a late scramble from united, it was david wagner and huddersfield that came away with the points after a 2—1win over united, much to jose mourinho‘s frustraion to jose mourinho‘s frustration the best team won. simple. and are you giving huddersfield credit as well as maybe disappointment at your team's performance? of course i have to give them credit. at least i give them the credit to have a different attitude, a different desire, a different motivation to what we had. they deserve. i think everyone at this stadium could feel in the first couple of minute

irish trainer aidan o'brien has equalled the record for top—level winds in a flat racing year.that he has drawn level with the american bobby frankel. he could have beaten the record, but was twice denied in other races yesterday. two—time olympic champion jayjones praised yesterday. two—time olympic champion jay jones praised the yesterday. two—time olympic champion jayjones praised the loud london cloud as she won her first title of the year. completing, jones showed a confident display. it avengers her defeat to the south korean end the world championships back injune.|j just want to get gold all the time. to do it in london, and to beat the girla to do it in london, and to beat the girl a beat to do it in london, and to beat the girla beat in to do it in london, and to beat the girl a beat in the world championships, it is great. bianca walkden underlined his status as one of the best in the world, gold medal in the six and kilograms class, easily beating her policy opponents to claim her third grand prix win of the season. and that is all the sport for now. now it's the pa

and aidan o'brien has equalled the record for top—level wins in a flat racing year — hydrangea won thepions day at ascot. o'brien could break the record later today and i'll be back with more on those stores later. storm brian has hit the uk with gale—force winds and high seas. gusts of over 70mph were recorded earlier this morning. yellow strong wind warnings are still in place across much of wales, south england and the midlands. there are seven flood warnings across england, urging "immediate action". clare woodling has been out in storm brian in seaton, cornwall. storm brian is making its mark, we have experienced this very strong south—westerly wind forcefully coming onshore and bringing strong waves. we haven't seen any boats out all day, the only person i have seen in the sea is a windsurfer. conditions have felt rather changeable today, sunshine and brightness one moment and then really heavy downpours. the only consistent thing is the very strong wind and we measured it at 50 mph earlier. here in seaton there are two car parks which are out of action because of the floodwater

started but a complete stranger spotted him, took him to a safe location and people began posting aidanter and they were able to find and reunite the family, and we spoke with aidan's mom doris who said she never held her son so tight as that moment when they saw each other again. another great story of heroism. that's coming out of the tragedy. >> terrifying for that little boy. >> 5 years old. >> for the mom too not knowing where he was. hey, jimmy kimmel's passionate plea after that shooting. getting so much reaction right now. we'll talk about that. >>> and heroes who jumped in to save lives, what they did right and how to protect yourself. dr. ashton is live on the scene and lara is upstairs. hey, lara. >>> hi, michael. "gma" as you can see is going pink for breast cancer awareness month. we've got helpful ways to reduce your risk coming up and do we have a great audience? [ cheers and applause ] of course we do, so come on back. g if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they'r

i mentioned that because your wonderful wife laura taught our children in preschool at saint aidan's,thank her for that. >> so kind, thank you very much. young lady, you have the last question. >> good afternoon. you said nato countries and russia need to work together to combat global warming. is nato doing that? >> a terrific question. i think nato is helping because it creates an alignment of nations who share fundamental values as we talked about. they can be nato helps us because the nato nations together have 52% of the world's gdp. they had enormous economic capability to address these challenges. thirdly, nato provides a forum, a place where these nations can gather and discuss crucial issues to include the security challenges that come from environmental degradation. i would argue nato is a force for good, a multiplier effect would be if we can convince our russian counterparts to join at least in that conversation. we may disagree with russia on syria, ukraine and cyber, but can we not agree on the challenges to the environment and the ocean? there is a chance of that. in th

. >>> target is opening a store in vermont it's getting a lot of attention, erin aidan is in for maribel aber live at the nasdaq in time square. >> reporter: target is opening in vermont they will open in south burlington next year. vermont is the only state without a target store. some residents rejected the chain's big box format. it will be smaller than the typical target size. >>> wall start marked the anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash with mix opening. >>> starbucks is rolling out a vampire frappacino cheen -- for halloween. it's available in the uk ascertain elsewhere outside the u.s. at home you can get in on the holiday drink spirit with starbucks zombie frappacino which debuts next week. matt back to you. >> here i am drinking coffee with no sugar. >> me too, what's wrong with us. >> happening tonight, the sixers are hoping to get a first one of the season with the home opener. joel embiid will host the boston celtics at the wells fargo center. fans who attend the game get a free t-shirt. our live coverage before the game starts on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. >> at the e

we'll have temperatures near 730-degrees and bottom line when it's all aidan done ande time we get intoeekend we could pick up a half inch to maybe a two inch of rain in spots over the next 48 hours. that is good. it's welcome and we really do need that rain. for tonight, 68-degrees. lots of clouds, maybe a little bit of fog around and tomorrow certainly keeping quite a bit of cloud cover around with showers, cooler temperatures thanks to the east wind that is going to be developing. your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, three days near 730 greece and then we bounce right back up to 80-degrees on on saturday, even warmer on sunday, 83. some showers around with a temperature of 78 and then a drop off there actually feels like october here on tuesday at 68-degrees. thras ' your seven day forecast. keep that umbrella handy for tomorrow. did you know that there is a congressional football game. it's a real thing and it happens tomorrow night. former nfl players and members shawn and tony will be back to tell us how it all started. yes , indeed, big congressional football game taking pla

californians are now moving into the recovery mode and they are on the ground helping victims with financial aidanporary housing and mental counseling. >> ed video shows firefighters raising raising a flag that somehow remained unscathed in the fires. the flagpole was found last thursday lying in a tree that had been torched by the flames, but somehow amazing ly the flg was spared. it's he so interesting. the randomness of tornadoesment a house right here is fine, the one next to it disee stroid. just amazing. coming up a federal judge blocks president trump's third travel ban. ronica cleary is on tonight. ronica? >>reporter: hey, jim and sarah, this news brek of after the reporters and press had a chance to speak with the president today. let me tell you you the white house wasted no time to respond to what they think of the newest problems with the travel banment we're going to tell you all about it coming up the nfl team owners meeting today about those controversial protest. will there be a change on the way? we're heading to new york live right after this. at college inn we craft a deeper, ri

irish trainer aidan o‘brien has equalled the record for top—level wins in a flat racing year, as hydrangea she held off dutch rider kirsten wild in the points race, to win her third medal of the championships. archibald took the women‘s individual pursuit title on friday. two—time olympic champion jade jones praised the loud london crowd as she won her first title of the year. competing for the first time in the capital since london 2012, jones produced a confident display to win her world grand prix final against world champion lee ah—reum. it avenges her defeat to the south korean in the world championships injune. yes, the way i am built, ijust want to get gold all the time. it is quite hard when you get silver and you are used to getting gold, so to do it in london and to beat the goal i beat in the world championships, it was sweet last night. olympic heavyweight bronze medallist bianca walkden underlined her status as one of the best on the planet, with a convincing victory in the over—67kg class. she easily beat her polish opponent, aleksandra kowalczuk, to claim her third grand pri

daughter of hugh and dorothy, wife of the bill, mother of a chelsea and grandmother of charlotte and aidan. along the way hillary also has managed to write books. this is her sixth and reviewers of it so far seem to agree on at least one thing, in these pages she is less guarded than ever before, more revealing, blunt and authentic. she says she didn't intend the book to be a comprehensive recap of the campaign and it isn't, but it does convey with raw emotion, humor and insights how it felt to run for president as the first woman nominated by a major american political party. [cheers and applause] and how it has felt to deal with the aftermath of a shocking defeat. one other thing comes through loud and clear in what happens, hillary intends to remain active and to speak out. [cheers and applause] hillary will be in conversation appear with my wife, lissa muscatine in the to go back a long way. at various times over the past two and a half decades, she has worked with hillary as a speechwriter, communications director, book collaborator and campaign advisor including several stints in hel