but he spread the ball around to all his different receivers and never forced the ball into coverage where he said he was trying to get the ball to this guy. >> todd: braden galloway had five catches, travis etienne three. he spread the football around. you know, those younger receivers, ngata and ladson, who will play more regular roles, they'll just get better and better. >> sean: phommachanh, wow, how about that arm. it's just a little too long for ajou. >> todd: why is clemson still throng? youon them to just hand off the football. that's a perfect throw by phommachanh. came out after the interception and put that out there perfectly. >> sean: kobe pace, just to put a period on the end of the night for trevor lawrence. he threw 28 more passes tonight without an interception. that brings him to 267 in a row. without an interception. and this is now the fourth longest such streak in acc history. >> todd: remember last year he was an interception machine and everyone was knocking him. >> sean: the record is 379 by russell wilson. he played three times at nc state. he said phommachan

here's a round ball, and there's a bullet, what we call the mini ball. it's shaped like what we think of as a bullet. i'm doing a little bit better now. the mini ball you'll see if you look at the base of it, it's kind of hollow, isn't it? so if you look inside it's shaped like this. it's got this hollow in it. the idea is when you fire the musket that the power of the charge will make this spread out a little bit. so it'll spread out to here, it'll grab the rifling and go down that bore, and it'll be much, much more accurate. so instead of missing that person at 100 yards you're going to hit what you're shooting at. as a matter of fact you could hit somebody 300, 400 yards away. you have super accuracy with these things, and you could fire them quickly because instead of having the loose powder to set it off what's called a percussion cap, and i'll pass this one around. this is is the percussion cap, which i'll switch to the musket i'm talking about. this rifle has the percussion cap right here. it uses the mini ball and that means your loading is going

ball's outside. board says 1-0, but d.j.burn called it a strike, if i'm not mistaken. >> karl: reddick got one to hit, and he popped it up. playable for gonzalez. and he makes a tough play. no advancement. big out, josh reddick. has come up with a couple of opportunities. . couldn't deliver thenere. so o down, two on. >> eduardo: yeah, frustrating afternoon for josh reddick. 1 for 4. two strikeouts to go along with it. but every time there was a runner on base, he was not able to do the job, not even move the runners over by trying to pull the ball. >> tim: six sacrifice bunt ngs josh reddick's career. 4,700 plate appearances. that's why people don't bunt anymore, because they never ask them to bunt. >> karl: maldonado with a slow runner. gurriel at second. slider. misses away. >> tim: eddie, does a player say, i ran us out of the last inning? i got make up for that here? does that go through a hitter's mind here, or are there other things to think about? >> eduardo: i hope he's thinking in the present right now, and he can

the ball's a little bit late, underthrown. but he had separation.e got by him and had a chance to get a touchdown, but give jones credit, able to catch up eventually and knock that ball away. >> chris: not a typical situation where you put an inexperienced backup. perry's played a lot of football. he's been a starter, he's come off the bench. he's played various roles for miami. but he is an jones down for the noles. last thing you need when you go on the road and go to 0-2, is injuries. travis jay taking on a bigger role in that secondary. moflly reported he was seen was crutches on the sidelines and now jones being looked at. arm issue. now this is a real test of adversity. mike norvell said he had a chance to be an example to his team going through what he's going through. unable to be here, coaching virtually. it's a stress and a strain on the system. everybody has contingency plans. when you have to put them in place and your head coach isn't here and now his team is going to head back home 0-2 with a very difficult path ahead -- they're going

england needed three runs off three balls, with three wickets remaining when selman bowled a no ball.nother no—ball to hand england victory and a 5—0 series whitewash. and before we go, one super league result to tell you about. huddersfield beat hull kingston rovers 32—22. huddersfield are still in sixth place but rovers are now bottom of the table. and that's all the sport for now. hello. for thursday, something drier and brighter for the uk as a whole. lighter winds, as well. make the most of this window in the weather, though, because essentially our weather pattern right through the weekend now is dominated by low pressure — it's just this little blip here to the south, a tiny hump, if you like, in the isobars, a small ridge of high pressure that's offering us some respite for today. little bit of a chilly start across northern england and northern ireland, but a lot of sunshine here. some lingering rain for northern and eastern scotland should peter out come the afternoon. look out for some some heavier showers gathering towards the south—west and across wales through the second

and — novak djokovic is kicked out of the us open after accidentally hitting a line—judge with a ballix months on from the first covid cases in yemen, the bbc has become the first international broadcaster to reach the country to gauge the impact of the virus. yemen is divided between the houthi group based in the north and an internationally recognised government in the south. even amid the pandemic, fighting between the two sides has continued. bbc arabic‘s special correspondent, nawal al—maghafi reports from sana'a in northern yemen. here in sana'a there is a sense of hopelessness. as we arrive, another victim of covid—19 is being buried. the people here are faced with the evidence of what this virus does. but this is a country already battling the world's biggest humanitarian crisis. years of war and starvation have made people indifferent to the threat that is a deadly pandemic. we are the first international broadcaster to get to yemen since coronavirus arrived here. and this is what we have found. there is no social distancing, no—one is taking any precautions. i go to a local

the rule says that, if a player hits a linejudge or an umpire or a ball kid, with a racket or a ball,and not thinking or worrying that it is novak djokovic — he's the top contender for the tournament and actually the tournament's referee later said that we would have made that call if anyone was on court, whether it's novak or not and, yeah, it was definitely the right call. in the list of tennis crimes, is accidentally hitting a line judge with the ball worse than smashing your racket on the ground or yelling at an umpire? yes, because you're physically hurting someone. i think, if you see footage of the incident, the line umpire was hurt, was hit in the throat and she was gasping... it looked really bad. she was in pain. she was gasping, especially the courts are mic‘d up and because there's no crowd now, you can really hear everything, so you can really hear her gasping in the first few seconds. it took her a while before she was able to get up. so i definitely think that it is different when you are yelling at an umpire, it is very different when it is physical abuse, and actually

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it was essentially a round ball like this, this is a round led ball. three-quarters of an inch, about an ounce of led. this ball itself would have been in a paper tube with gun powder in it. the soldier himself would have been told to load. he would raise the musket like this and this is the lock. you would have to take this, which is called the battery, it's very hard steel. you flip that up. this is the hammer. at that time they called it the cock because it looked like a rooster's head. that's why you say cock the weapon. you would bite off the end of the cartridge, pour a tiny bit of powder in the pan. you put a little bit of powder in this pan. this flips back, it holds the powder in place. you then drop the musket like this, you take the rest of your powder, drop it in, you pull out your ramrod and that is where you get it like that. you have to do that. can you imagine if somebody was shooting at you while you were doing this? >> it's taking a long time. >> it is. imagine somebody shooting at you while you're doing this. you finish that, you're

venice is known for its masked balls but these masks tell a different story. feel rather safe and obviously the show is here and we are having a good time. crowds with inner than in previous years and visitors seem previous years and visitors seem to have he'd request for faces to be covered. some tourists so the advantages. does that heeded the request. translation: i chose this year because, unfortunately, because of covid, they would be fewer people and i could enjoy it more. the racing boat followed the patient, identified not by number by colour. —— pageant. one local thinking it is more sombre and less joyful though venice is always beautiful. and maybe all the boats and people will be back in 2021. gail maclellan, bbc news. more in our website. venice is one thing but come and row on the river thames. hello there. on sunday, we had quite a bit of cloud that developed through the afternoon, notably across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshire, bringing us some rain here through the course

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gets the ball away from him. didn't keep the ball close to his body.trying to run for his life, getting the ball well away from his body. mccloud saw that and knocked it away and jumped on top of it. >> chris: you think that louisville -- when we left here after they got routed by louisiana you had positive things to say. i didn't see it. your impression after this loss will drop them to 1-1? >> kirk: i like the offense. i think the offense has a chance to do great things obviously with malik cunningham, but i don't know about the defense. they really made some mistakes tonight, and they've got to go back to the drawing board and clean that up. >> chris: and for d'eriq king, with his mom cassandra, the family making the trip from houston, this was a step up. so much to be proud of. he's just a really impressive person. dynamic leader. he's done wonders, and obviously you see the skills throwing and running. >> kirk: you and i get a chance to see him next week when we go to miami and they take on florida state in a rivalry game. it will be fun to see hi

looking for a ground ball of his own, had a fly ball to left. plenty deep enough to score the go-ahead run. giants looking to answer in their half of the inning, but they grounded to the game and doing double play. time to run at third base, the rockies went 500 for to split the four-game series. >>> that is definitely a tough loss but there. we left a little bit too early. we need to keep pushing as an offense and we did not. we ended up paying for it. >> giants are 28 and 28, still half game ahead of philadelphia and milwaukee, for that final playoff spot. they will play a doubleheader against the padres tomorrow. the pac-12 has made it official, there will be football in the fall, a seven- game series beginning november 6, the championship game on december 18. george kittle practice again today, and if you are looking for clues, they also spoke with the media, which is something they typically don't do but he was not about to tip his hands. >> does anything indicate that it will be change? >> i missed of your faces and your voices. so it is a

on the ball. it's fortunate then that by the camp's 3rd week things are moving along nick has left for a trial in croatia where he's latched on to a club not that. meanwhile fellow can't go or celine can do this has signed for a 3rd tier hala. dominic sees it as a good sign that players are starting to get picked up having compared himself to get induce yvonne hits a moment. when something seemed resigned i saw something mindless and stomped on the. ice i know much else and when often it's just it's just nice and said all shuttlecock and the best chance to make it at the camp is in one of the friendlies they organize it's as close to a job interview as the players can get with plenty of e.g. scouts and coaches in attendance i thought the found if our boys held up well especially given they all met just 2 weeks ago. coming put into a few months i got a new hit off with a line that should be a vote on picking up a bunch of off the paper so long to take off by but i'm going to. neuer likes what he se

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both out first ball.r to england about a nine international game, never zero — two after the first games. since then, the ship has been steadied, england moving closer to 47—2 in the manchester sunshine, but that stat was as bad as it possibly could have been for england but thankfully they have a good batting line up and they both need it today. england have got to be careful because those early wickets are going to put pressure on those lower down the order. from

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played in the tip and ship and holds the ball we ll in the tip and ship and holds the ball well but heervous as having not represented in the any level and this is a massive state against the good side in denmark. hopefully he will get on the ball and be confident and try if you think if you play before your club to take it onto the field tonight for england. a dream come true for the pair in denmark and the build up oi'i the pair in denmark and the build up on bbc radio 5 live starts at seven p:m.. so, that game kicks off at 7:45pm tonight along with six other nations league fixtures. also in england's group are belgium and iceland, who're also in action. follow all the results on the bbc sport website and app. no fans at any of those games, of course, as is the case when the premier league gets under way this weekend. some good news — all fixtures will be televised live this month. this is how it'll look. sky and bt had selected 17 games each for the first three rounds of the new season. of the remaining 11, sky will show six, bt sport three, and the bbc and amazon prime will broadca

open as number one seed novak djokovic is disqualified and the serbian hits a line judge with the ball and appears on intentional and he has apologized but officials say he still had to be thrown out. so i'm terry barton thanks for joining us another break said showdown between britain and the european union british prime minister boris johnson saying the u.k. will. pull out of talks aimed at striking a free trade deal between the bloc if there is no agreement by october 15th in a stable statement released to the press johnson said there needs to be an agreement with our european friends by the time of the european council on the 15th of october if it's going to be in force by the end of the year if we can't agree by then and i do not see that there will be afraid of free trade agreement between us and we should both accept that and move all. britain formally left the e.u. in january but a transition period was agreed until the end of the year well for more on that i'm joined from brussels by our correspondent. from london because must good morning to you but let's start with you we've

venice is known for its masked balls, but these masks tell a different story.feel rather safe, and obviously the show is here. we are having a good time. crowds were thinner than in previous years, and visitors seemed to have heeded requests for faces to be covered. some tourists saw the advantages. translation: i have wanted to attend the regatta for a long time and i chose this year because, u nfortu nately, because of covid, there will be fewer people and i could enjoy it more. the racing boats followed the pageant, identified not by number but by colour. this resident thinks the occasion is smaller, more sombre, this year, less joyful though venice, she says, is always beautiful. and maybe all the boats and people will be back in 2021. gail maclellan, bbc news. all the latest business news is next. hello there. on sunday, we had quite a bit of cloud that developed through the afternoon, notably across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshire, bringing us some rain here through the course of the

open as number one seed novak djokovic is disqualified after hitting a line judge with the ball. and jared it's great to have you with us at least 100 people have been arrested in bella ruse during a massive rally in the capital minsk hundreds of thousands defied a government warning and return to the streets for the 4th weekend in a row now they've been demanding that longtime authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko stepped down last month he claimed that he won an election with 80 percent of the votes but his opponents as well as many election observers reject that result. a sea of dissent flooding minsk. more than 100000 protesters marched through the capital calling for an end to president of exxon to look at those nearly 3 decades long rule. this protest cannot be stopped any more there's no way back to the point of no return has already been crossed the people will go to the end to defend their constitutional rights jasmine as is the new legal system does not function in our country violence rules our country 1 may that rules our country. the month long protests marks the

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>> the birthday balls. >> right. and what was the birthday ball? >> big parties or fund raisers on his birthday, drive in a bunch of -- >> no dimes yet. we're still into the fancy balls. >> drive in a lot of money for the foundation. >> yeah, celebrate roosevelt, his birthday and you had these fancy balls at fancy hotels. and they were all across the country which was quite amazing to think about. it was all across the country. but there's a problem -- actually, there were a couple of problems with those balls that became apparent within a few years. why might people begin to think that maybe these birthday balls aren't a very good idea? i think people took issue as using him as a figure head since he was the president and it seemed like he should remain neutral because he was in an important political office. >> what was his political party? >> democrat. >> he's a democrat. this -- no republican wants to go a birthday ball for franklin roosevelt, right? what message does this deliver, these birthday balls? what -- if you're in the heart of the dep

novak djokovic, hit a tennis ball which hit a linejudge. it was an overreaction to throw him out but others say it is the rules and he seems to have expected it, certainly, in his social media coach —— post but he didn't do any press after the match because he was miffed it seems. labour has demanded that the health secretary matt hancock appears before the house of commons today to explain why the number of coronaviruses cases has increased so significantly. it comes after almost 3,000 infections were reported yesterday in the uk — a rise of 1,175 on the day before. that's the highest number reported in a single day since the 22nd of may. let's speak now to the shadow health secretary jonathan ashworth, who joins us from leicester. starting with that figure, how concerned are you and how concerned should we be? deeply concerned, it is extremely worrying. it suggests that infection rates are increasing. it is one's of data but it has come on the back of a number of days where the rate has been going up but we obviously need to see where we

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on the ball.it's fortunate then that by the camp's 3rd week things are moving along nick has left for a trial in croatia where he's latched on to a club not bad. meanwhile fellow camp goer salim good news has signed for a 3rd tier hyla. dominic sees it as a good sign that players are starting to get picked up having compared himself to get induce a lot of hits and i'm long. as happy as a result and i saw something mindless and stomped on the. ice i know much else and will also mistrust us and i said all shuttlecock and the best chance to make it at the camp is in one of the friendlies they organize it's as close to a job interview as the players can get with plenty of the agent scouts and coaches in attendance i thought the foundational boys held up well especially given the element just 2 weeks ago. you become the new president your. new hit off with a line that should be what i'm thinking of months of off the pitch along the cuff why i'm going to. neuer doing likes what he sees from marion but k

mark warner well he was playing against public arena in the last 16 he just lost it and he took a ball out of his pocket and angrily hit it behind him now unfortunate behind him was a line person and it hit on the road and she was in quite a bit of discomfort he went up to her to try and comfort and then officials said look you can't do that you're out of the tournament he pleaded with them but he accepted in the end and walked off and it's just such a very strange end to the tournament for him i mean need one every match in 2020 albeit in a season that has been truncated by the the coronavirus he was looking for is 18th grand slam title which of putting just one behind rafa nadal and 2 behind roger federer his record of 20 and obviously rafa nadal isn't there he decided not to go to the u.s. open because of his worries about coronavirus in the states and roger federer is injured so the field is wide open for djokovic to win it and it's just such a strange mix it is a strange sort of bizarre situation it didn't seem a freak accident one could call it. how. the top tennis world reacting

play with that heavy ball and with the slow condition and the heavy ball, i don't think he thinks it's, but again i guess there are 128 players at the start. they'll just have to are 128 players at the start. they'lljust have to get on with it and see who comes up on top. a couple minutes ago i was telling you about that international film festival in serial. let's see if we can get more details now —— in syria. for refugees have been living in camps for years. the international film festival is one—of—a—kind kurdish syrian film insert —— film—makers who themselves are displaced persons who have organised the festival. last week, an international day for peace, the festival started with performances and music in a camp in northern syria. in a week, a film festival, 58 local and international films had been showcased. singing why this festival? why now? why there? transition mac the residents of these camps before their cities were occupied have many cultural and a rts occupied have many cultural and arts centres. we will hope this will help them forget about their trauma and their loss

while near san bernardino, homeowners balled flames at the edge of their property. you can see it there. and near san diego, the valley fire already destroying nearly a dozen homes and outer buildings. and tonight, foors winds are now fueling those flames. abc's zohreen shah leads us off from the fire lines. >> reporter: tonight, new evacuations for residents near the creek fire, burning out of control in california's sierra national forest. more than 900 firefighters battling rugged terrain, heavy fuel and high temperatures. this after daring nighttime rescues over the weekend. more than 200 people trapped by flames northeast of fresno. >> we are completely trapped. there's fire on all sides, all around us. all the roads are burnt. >> reporter: jeremy remington among those at the mammoth pool reservoir when the fire came out of nowhere. >> a bunch of us are stranded here and supposedly there's -- well, we have no cell, no phone reception. >> this is hell, if you don't know what else. >> reporter: the meek family trying to escape in their vehicle. forced to take she

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at least two people were arrested after firing paint balls. police in portland have now reportedly spent $69 million on overtime during the protests. >>> the most vocal critic of russian president vladimir putin is now out of a medically induced coma. doctors treating alexei navalny in germany say he's improving and responding when he's spoken to. it's widely believed he was poisoned on a domestic flight are in russia last month. putin's allies say that accusations that putin approved it are absurd. >>> a top opposition leader is missing in belarus kidnapped by masked men. her disappearance means virtually all of the opposition leaders have been detained or forced into exile. all have criticized the country's authoritarian president and recent election which they say was rigged. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather. a strong cold front that's moving from the northern rockies into colorado could dump seven inches of snow in denver. it would be the city's earliest snowfall since 1961. farther west strong winds are increasing t

he is talking about how heavy the ball is, how difficult that will be to play with that heavy ball, andite interesting stuff. i guess there is 128 players in the draw at there is 128 players in the draw at the start of the tournament, they have just got to get on with it and see who comes out on top. that was former british number one annabel croft. for viewers in the uk. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. good evening. last night, it was northern ireland who recorded its coldest september night on record. tonight, it could be some parts of northern england and southern scotland. with some pretty stormy weather forecast for later in the week, ifancy, our green landscape may look a little more autumnal by the time we hit next weekend. the cold spots tonight will be where we saw the clearer skies today, extending from the south—west of england all the way through into the east of scotland. cloud is going to be increasing across northern ireland, staying in place across eastern england, but through that clearer swathe, we could see temperatures as low as —3 or —4, pa

djocovic turns away and hits a ball, seemingly in frustration.ertently hit a linejudge, apparently player had inadvertently hit a line judge, apparently in player had inadvertently hit a linejudge, apparently in the neck stop he quickly went to see if she was ok, she clearly looked to be in some distress. 0ut came the tournament officials and djocovic pleaded his case. but rules are rules and the world number one eventually shook hands and left the court. i think that it was bad luck. you know, you cannot do this. but, of course, i think that novak never was to hit the line umpire. it is not the first time such an incident has occurred. but in‘s tim henman to apologise with flowers of hitting a ball girl at wimbledon in 1995. in canada's denis at wimbledon in 1995. in ca nada's denis shapovalov forfeited a davis cup in 2017 when his ball hit the umpire in the eye. in a statement, novak djokovic said he was so sorry about what had happened, but was great for the line judge was great for the line judge was ok. he was red—hot favourite for this even

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>> the birthday ball? 's >> birthday balls, right. what was a birthday ball? >> they were just big parties, fund-raisers basically on his birthday, and not yet dimes. >> we're still on the fancy balls. >> driving a lot of money for the foundation. >> celebrate roosevelt, celebrate is birthday. and you have these fancy false, i fancy hotels. and they were all across the country, which is quite amazing to think about. it wasn't just like in new york and washington, but all across the country there is a problem. there were a couple problems with those balls. it became varied in the apparent within a few years. why might people begin to think maybe these birthday polls aren't a very good idea? josh? >> i think people took issue with using him as a figurehead since he was the president. and it seemed like he should remain neutral given such important political office. >> he's the president and what's his political party? he's a democrat. so this, no republican wants to go to a for the ball with franklin roosevelt. you have the political issue and then what message

and maybe, you know, like you don't have the vanna white be the ball, but i do think at least you haverest in picking. >> trevor: right. >> so like joe biden says, everything is on the table and i think they should put the ball in the basket solution on the table, too. there's nothing wrong with it, and it's probably better than a lot of the ideas that are being floated. so two thumbs up from this judge. >> trevor: well, that's all i can get from you. thank you so much again for taking the time. thank you again for your amazing writing. i would recommend everybody read it because if they want to know more about r.b.g. and why she was so fantastic, few writers v can write about her the way you have. thank you. >> thank you, trevor. >> trevor: we're taking a quick break. don't go away. after the break, i'll talk to one of the founders of the "black lives matter" movement. "black lives matter" movement. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels

england needed three runs off three balls with three wickets remaining when she bowled a no ball.neil series wash. heartbreak for her, victory, and a five — neil series wash. heartbreakfor her, and before we go, one super league result to tell you about, huddersfield beat hall, king street service 32 points to 22, huddersfield or sell sex, but they are now bottom of the table. that's all the support from us for now. “— that's all the support from us for now. —— sport for us us for now. hello. thursday offers up the promise of a dryer day for the majority of the uk in comparison to wednesday. there should be some decent sunshine and the winds will be a little light as well. how are we managing that when our weather is dominated essentially by this massive area of low pressure for the coming days? one with actually seven centres — but we are getting quite close to a little hill in the isobars. that is a brief ridge of high pressure that we will sit in through thursday. it's not plain sailing though, there will still be some more persistent rain across northern and eastern scotland t

but they have noticed paint ball guns now being sold out of ice cream trucks, making them easier for young people get their hands on. officers want to remind people that paint ball guns should only be used in a controlled recreational environment with proper safety gear and willing participants. >>yikes that was kandiss crone reporting police say they made 8 arrests just last week alone. by the way shooting someone with a paintball gun is considered a felony assault. but employment scams during the pandemic continue to grow the latest seen among some california homeowners and it's prompting calls for an emergency audit of the state's unemployment development department kron 4 sanaz has more now on what all these homeowners have in common a number of california residents say. >>they've been getting unsolicited letters from the edd in their mailboxes some containing debit cards. they say the stacks of mail they've been receiving from the edd are addressed to other people. one man says he received 40 letters. another says he received a 100 just in one week all of which were adressed to

open after striking a ball in anger, accidentally hitting a line judge in the throat. the world's number one player unable to plead his case. what we've now learned about how much the move may cost him. >>> and seconds to spare. an elderly man with dementia apparently unaware a fire had started in his living room. what happened next that saved his life. >>> and good evening, thank you for being with us on this labor day holiday. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. and we begin with the state of emergency in california. more than two dozen wildfires burning, fueled by record-breaking heat and already taking a record toll. more than 2 million acres burned with the most dangerous part of the season still on the way. the creek fire racing through the hills near fresno, forcing new evacuations tonight. trapping campers at a popular national forest over the weekend. some driving through the flames to escape. others surrounded, hugging the water for safety. national guard helicopters, look at that, rescuing more than 200 people in a daring nighttime operation. while near sa

listen. >> their supporters were in portland firing paint balls, pepper spray. do you want to take this chance to condemn what your supporters did? >> i understand they had large numbers of people that were supporters but that was a peaceful protest and paint is not -- and paint is a defensive mechanism. paint is not bullets. your supporters, they are your supporters, indeed, shot a young gentleman who -- and killed him not with paint but with a bullet and i think it's disgraceful. these people, they protested peacefully. they went in very peacefully. >> okay. so here's what you say, you say the president's efforts to lay all the blame for the chaos at the feet of the left is disinformation and ignores a real threat. what is that? >> yeah. so he's piece maelg wmeals who condemning. he didn't say this after kenosha when another militia member killed two people and wounded a third. it's only when the left is linked to violence that he calls it out as terrorism. i find it hypocritical. the white supremacist violence has been going on not only for his entire adminis

not bad and most of us don't have the luxury of looking for a new job from the ball the ball court i expected a grim atmosphere but the mood was largely upbeat the county model is common unions in europe's top leagues organize similar camps with roughly $500.00 players taking part each year. over year. if it afforded for me to forget because. they would be close and. wouldn't. feel right up to it failed to meet up with. the camps led by paranoia if anyone can resuscitate a player's career it's him he was technically declared dead due to a heart attack while golfing back in 2012 before making a miraculous recovery he's also got a rolodex the size of a house and knows exactly what players need to do to 6. see it at the highest level have been coached at multiple bundesliga sides over the course of 3 decades. i've always thought of because those are good for me. for me on the one in football though whatever if you get my view of that i've got a pool to reship will go before. it's pretty hard to nail down a typical player at the camp. for disciplines are often at opposite ends of their c

the winning boundary coming with just two balls to spare.place in the bio—secure bubble of old trafford, the home of lancashire's county side, which — along with southampton's ageas bowl — hosted all of england's international matches this summer. daniel gidney, the chief executive of lancashire, feels it's imperative that crowds are allowed to return as quickly as possible. for us we kind of except where we are the season, but for us, it is absolutely important for next season that potentially, we have a couple of concerts in the pipeline, and india test match, pack which we missed out on and the noise that they bring friends is amazing. so, i think, i cannot overstate the importance of us being able to have full stadium for concerts, for the pakistan event and in india test match, those are massively important, we coped with the this year can cope as the work, we start getting into a second year, it becomes incredibly and extraordinarily challenging, not just for us but others. after 146 years, macclesfield town are no more. they've been w

well there for more on this database told me a lot of ball joins me at the victim ball tony good to see you so tell us little bit more about the sanctions that will be at her top 8 are and well the u.s. is not signatory to the i.c.c. so it can't withdraw in protest when something happens the i.c.c. has no assets that the u.s. can freeze or what does it do it targets individuals from the i.c.c. right like 2 bensouda now these sanctions put her and her colleague under list especially designated nationals and blocked persons on this list includes members of al qaeda and isis drug dealers you know that's the kind of company that she's considered under no if you're a terrorist hiding somewhere that's different when you're under this list but if you're somebody who's going around in the streets traveling trying to conduct business like i too would be doing then you're locked off and this essentially cuts her off from any u.s. business that operates and that's to add to the fact that she's already had her visit visa revoked that was done in 20 u.s. visa in 2019 right ok so tell me i remember t

you see the ball come out of his fingertips in the sunlight. it immediately goes into the shadow. makes it really tough to pick up rotation. that's why you might see a couple guys flinch on pitches close. >> jon: in there for a strike. now it's 3-2. popped in the air. left field. rojas fighting the shadows and the wind and he makes the grab. yesterday the al got started. today the nl. eight games, eight playoff games for the first time. our post-season bracket coming up tonight, you got cardinals/padres, brewers and dodgers. it's gone final in 13. the braves, freddie freeman, they walk it off in 13. how many times the braves strike out today? >> chipper: 21 strike outs. >> jon: wow. >> chipper: i want to know the last time somebody has won a playoff game striking out 21 times. 2020. >> jon: i'm going to say never. that's another one, though, thao rmally rreles rsed the majorsstke-out rate. they s highest rcentagef b that's one of those things -- you always say power pitching in the post-season. the reds have it. today they came up a run short. >> chipper: they struck out 16 times