barnes. ms. barnes, i appreciate your report. there were several things that were very surprising to me in reading the report, but the one thing that jumped out the most for me is around the reporting piece. and the fact that there is no requirement or mandate that these harassment cases are reported. so, you said that the va has accepted that and is going to start collecting that data in 2021. i can't remember what month you said that they would comply in 2021. but, to me, this just seems like something that, you know, the va could turn on tomorrow. what doesn't -- i don't know what it requires other than saying, you will report these cases. so, is it -- is it more complicated than that? can you speak to that? >> sure. va has a process or several processes, i should point out. they have their eeo process, the harassment prevention process, and then sexual harassment complaints that come in to managers. it's that last bucket here that we are talking about in our report. there's no requirement, they don't have a centralized inform

the very latest on the >>personal injury attorney steve barnes whose law firm slain on barnes was known on 2 coasts for its very catchy tv jingle he died in a small plane crash in western new york yesterday morons was a registered pilot he died along with his knees elizabeth barnes marley tusk us brings us the very latest on the investigation. a small crew has remained here at the site of the crash throughout the day but one group you will not find here is the national transportation safety board. >>in a statement a spokesman says ntsb officials would not be traveling to core few where the crash happened and that quote the decision not to travel to the scene included assessment of covid-19 risks instead investigators will start gathering information for the preliminary report. the genesee sheriff's office first began getting calls about the plane crash. >>just before friday. >>the smell kerosene or jet fuel. was pretty heavy here the flight left 1118 this morning from manchester new hampshire. >>was in route to buffalo. the airport. >>although the plane set 6 only prominent buffalo atto

i'm in the barn, i'm in the barn, i'm in the barn in the afternoon. that's the way it was, in the barn. that's the answer to the second question. the first question, how did you write books that slow down time? anybody who is writing a a boos trying to slow down time somehow or other. anytime you take something and list it up into the foyers of your own intention, attention and think about it and turn it around, a momentary parenthesis that has been built around that object or that social moment, whatever it is, that transactio transaction. it is a slowing down of time. a sentence has these wonderful little breath marks, semicolons, dashes in them and all of those have machinery of huffing and puffing, are all basically ways of taking your overly eager leaping mind and putting it on a track and saying just think your way along this with me now slowly. it's almost inevitable. if you write a sequence of words that other people have to follow, they are slowed down because we actually i very good at parallel processing. i'm just doing what everybody wants

this barn right here was the barn, where our extra set of mules were held. they would only work six hours, we would have two sets of mules so we could go ahead and change them out every six hours or about 50 miles so we could continue working throughout the day. where of that, the barn most of the family would sleep because they were big families here on the canal boats. if there wasn't enough room back here and -- in the family cabin, they would end up sleeping in the barn. through the middle of the barge, this is where the cargo was kept. coal was the main cargo on the canal. it was used to heat homes through the various ports in between cumberland and georgetown. it was used for cooking and things like that. you would have goods coming from georgetown, as well. georgetown was the factory town back then, so you had mills producing grains and wheat. you would have timber that would come through, and you would have furniture, textiles, clothing, all of that would come from georgetown and would be shipped up north to the various ports in between there. this w

and finally judge barnes they and they stay mia in watching england play the oval will you you give a thought to under what's in the scotland team of so long ago i had a great time at the oval when i came in 176 i went to the oval but that's all i wish that is destroying the cricket which gave me a lot of joy but of course next i'm at the oval it will be difficult for me to even think about that only because the oval to me is a cricket ground so imagining into a place got into the oval and scott winning 6 well and of course because i'm an englishman now i've been for many years. i don't want to think about scotland ever beating england which you can appreciate. but you have a thought of it under what's well now i'll think about agile watson obviously and i would want answered watson to the scored all 6 goals but i want them to score 7. john barnes what for liverpool adding with thank you very much indeed thank you very much you could have it was fitting that it was a little cooler scotland if only time peter. thanks very much. at this famous grange in march 18th $81.00 and towards the

joe bryan and then john barnes of liverpool and england what happened to our new works and after his footballing career we've been to his his grave side and in richmond what happened to underworld simplicity go after football. well after football he operated out of liverpool as a marine engine in for 20 years that that was his job he eventually moved to kew probably a mile north pole where he is buried and as happens he was forgotten if you can remember one great player per year for 50 years you're doing well so when he was buried it went entirely unnoticed because by the 1920 s. everybody just knew that england invented everything he had been forgotten now if we were to understand the truth of andrew watson we went then have to accept that andrew watson was one of the inventors of the modern game now seeing as he is an english that couldn't be allowed but jet of course as the work of yourself and others under what's is experiencing something of a revival of the mural that you mentioned and glasgow tell us about how the importance of under watson is now being revived the whole of tha

barnes scores and we are tied. betts dashes home to score, 2-1 l.a.n the eighth, mookie showing the $365 million deal was a great idea. solo bomb. dodgers are your 2020 world series champs. what about pulling snell? >> i want to win and win the world series and that is the goal. for us to lose, yeah. it just sucks. i am not going to question him. he is a hell of a manager. i am not go to question him. >> we battled. he was good. he made pitches. he was dominant. it almost gave us more confidence when he got out of the game and that is all we needed. >> one oddity from the game, justin turner started and was taken out in the seventh inning. after the game it was revealed he tested positive for covid-19 but turner came out after the game to celebrate with the rest of his dodgers' teammates. the 49ers will try to contain dangerous russell wilson and the seahawks on sunday. the first meeting since the epic final year when they sealed the title, tackle at the 1. any game russell wilson is in no matter what happens they have a chance. that is why you see so

john barnes and ian wright were some of the biggest stars of the day.h figures were few and far between. chris iwelumo and kevin harper are both black players who came up through the scottish system. our reporterjonathan mckeith met with them to talk about what it was like to come up as a minority. i remember walking out against dundee and there was a father and he had a son and daughter in his hands and the names that he was calling me, it was calling me the big black b, and this and i was in shock. how old are you? i was 17 years old. racism was all too familiar even just at the start of his career and it wasn't just on just at the start of his career and it wasn'tjust on the terraces. just at the start of his career and it wasn't just on the terraces. the manager, a person of authority, somebody that you had complete respectful speaking to like that. i never played against another black footballer from under 12 to under 18 is. paul elliott, mark walters, ian barnes, that's who i was out in the playground. i grew up in cal man and i was the only black

barnes authorities say his plane crashed around 1145 this morning in a. >>wooded area near pembroke new york that's outside of buffalo. as it neared the end of a flight from manchester new hampshire. the ntsb said it was investigating the cause of that crash new legal trouble for disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein prosecutors say he faces 3 new counts of rape and 3 new counts of forcible oral copulation involving 2 women. >>the incident span from 2004 to 2010 and all allegedly took place at a hotel in beverly hills, the new charges mean that weinstein is now charged with 11 felony counts in california involving 5 women. his next extradition hearing is slated for december 11th police say actor rick maraniss was sucker punched by an unknown assailant while walking yesterday on a sidewalk near you new york's central park. >>surveillance video shows a man wearing a black i heart new york sweatshirt and a backpack hitting the 67 year-old ghostbusters star and knocking him to the ground. coming up right here he walks by well that's a picture of the suspect

barnes scores and we are tied. betts dashes home to score, 2-1 l.a. in the eighth, mookie showing the $365 million deal was a great idea. solo bomb. dodgers are your 2020 world series champs. what about pulling snell? >> i want to win and win the world series and that is the goal. for us to lose, yeah. it just sucks. i am not going to question him. he is a hell of a manager. i am not go to question him. >> we battled. he was good. he made pitches. he was dominant. it almost gave us more confidence when he got out of the game and that is all we needed. >> one oddity from the game, justin turner started and was taken out in the seventh inning. after the game it was revealed he tested positive for covid-19 but turner came out after the game to celebrate with the rest of his dodgers' teammates. the 49ers will try to contain dangerous russell wilson and the seahawks on sunday. the first meeting since the epic final year when they sealed the title, tackle at the 1. any game russell wilson is in no matter what happens they have a chance. that is why you see

the industry has been built on a back barn of human trafficking it's being built on a back barn of modern slavery and it's being built on the back barn of these companies being out of violate human rights norms left right and center with no consequence. nearly 130 workers from 24 companies and 8 different countries were interviewed by the a.p. for their investigation into the industry. the results were disturbing almost all said they had been mistreated some said they had been threatened sexually harassed and forced to work for nothing even deprived of their freedom. of their work i was working as a slave at the palm oil farm a good working without getting a salary i started in the morning i worked until evening. others were afraid to show their face on camera fearing reprisals like those of the guy has got my money each month but my employer threatened to throw me over with a car coming the brute hours while i'm on a number. pomona is found in a vast array of products sold by well known companies it's used in the manufacture of food cosmetics paints pesticides animal feet and pills among

not sure about barnes, but i love nobel i don't know barnes.im once but we're not here to talk about barnes, are we we're here to talk about me, the winner of the nobel peace prize. it's great to be here in beautiful, fantastic norway. we love norway don't we love the fa-jords. but you know who never visited norway, by the way hillary. throwback to that. i'm playing all the hits tonight, folks all the hits buckle up. i got to be honest, this award came at the perfect time for a second there, i almost thought i was doing a bad job as president can you believe that but you're right, i'm amazing and i deserve this award for many reasons for one, i finally brought peace between the arabs and jews we love the jewish people, or as i call them, the yosemites. and now they're getting along great with the united arab ermits emerits. united arab er - until this morning, i thought it was a european soccer team. we're currently looking in to that are we looking into that but what about education, folks? under my administration, there have been so many book

the industry has been built on a back barn of human trafficking it's been built on a back barn of modern slavery and it's been built on the back bar in all of these companies being out of violate human rights norms left right and center with no consequence. nearly 130 workers from 24 companies and 8 different countries were interviewed by the a.p. for their investigation into the industry. the results were disturbing almost all said they had been mistreated some said they had been threatened sexually harassed and forced to work for nothing even deprived of their freedom. while you're not only able to work i was working as a slave at the palm oil farm a good working without getting a salary i started in the morning i worked until evening. others were afraid to show their face on camera fearing reprisals leaders of the guy as for my money my employer threatened to throw me over with a car coming the route hours a lot of. palm oil is found in a vast array of products sold by well known companies. it's used in the manufacture of food cosmetics paints pesticides animal feet and pills among ot

barns scores and the game is tied.tter, cory smashes one to choi who had zero shot to get him at the plate. dodgers take a 2-1 lead. betts added a little hurricane of insurance with a solo home run and the dodgers let julio get the final seven outs. . >> there are first championship in 32 years, the 7th in franchise history and the 6th since moving west. >> they have waited a long time. to get to be on a team that did that in la is -- you couldn't ask for anything more. it's incredible. >> the line up, the dodgers features is potent as any team in the league. i felt blake had done his job and then some. mookie coming around for the third time. >> you feel like there is anything you could have done, that you canned have done any better? >> no shot. that was one of my better games i pitched in a long time. >> and then this. justin turner removed from the game in the 8th because of a positive coronavirus. reportedly tested positive twice but decided to return to be with his teammates for the celebration. here is what cory

richard norton smith and i are going to work our way over to the barn, the stevenson barn, on the family farm. we're currently in the house in the study. next to it is a barn. this was a working -- semiworking fashl rm with anima. we're going to work our way over there where there's a new display about adlai stevenson so you'll be able to see that as well. first, we want to show you campaign commercials so you can see some the video of adlai stevenson. these campaign commercials are from 1956 and 1952. one of them was filmed right here in this study. >> it's wonderful how sitting right here in my own library, thanks to television, i can talk to millions of people that i couldn't reach any other way. but i'm not going to let this spoil me. i'm not going to stop traveling in this campaign. i can talk to you, yes, but i can't listen to you. i can't hear about your problems, about your hopes and your affairs. to do that i've got to go out and see you in person. and that's what i've been doing for the past several years, i traveled all over this country, hundreds of thousands of miles. i've b

i don't hear anyone else giving facts about traditional amish barn raising. the rest of us are pitching in with hammers and nails. well, facts are my nails, and my voice is the hammer which pounds them through the wood of your skull. well, that is how it feels. hey, uh, can you pass me that drill? yeah, fun fact about amish barn raising-- they don't use any power tools. amy, make him stop. no. if he tires himself out now, he'll sleep better tonight. bernadette: hey, howie, can you give me a hand? i need to get some work done, and the kids are climbing all over me. you know what? i'll watch them. you sure? but i was just about to tell everyone why they're called pennsylvania dutch when they really hail from germany. yep. thanks. so, what do you think? pretty cool, huh? and when our kids outgrow it, we can airbnb it to other people's babies. funny. you all right? sorry, i haven't had a second to myself. so let me just go back inside, finish my report, brush my teeth, change out of my pajamas, make a sandwich, and then i'll come out here and laugh at your joke.

lieutenant governor barnes, thank you for being back on the show. >> thanks for having me.e here, too. >> you heard shaq mention the county judge's decision to block the governor's order that limits the indoor gatherings to i think it's 25%. we're hearing from a group representing the bars and restaurants saying "we do not have the financial wherewithal to survive the blunt force of another business south down which has not proven effective and will result in catastrophic losses in the hospitality industry in wisconsin." how do you respond to that? >> my response to that is like don't fight us. help us fight covid. we would love to see bars and restaurants to capacity but we can't do that right now. we won't be able to do that until we get out of the dark area of despair we're in when it comes to transmission of infection rates. people aren't even going to show up to bars even if the order is struck down and people aren't going to go back to the way they were living before march, before april, until we do something to get this under control, because folks know that it's rea

the people of barnes in my constituency have been cut off from public transport routes for some monthsby the closure of hammersmith bridge. can the prime minister confirm reports that the government are now planning to charge barnes residents £15 a day to own a car, and charge them extra council tax, to pay for facilities that they cannot use, despite the fact that transport for london reserves were increasing before the virus hit? pm johnson: mr. speaker, i can confirm that hammersmith bridge has been closed thanks entirely to the incompetence of the current labour mayor of london, and that shaun bailey, the conservative candidate, is going to reopen it, which is the best thing possible. that is the best thing possible. crispin blunt: thank you, mr. speaker. as my right honorable friend leads the country through brexit and delivers global britain, will he ensure that the first consideration that he gives for the value of his government are those that would unite and bring our country together? in there for all of those who force their views can be proud of their country again? indeed,

ian wright, john barnes, that's who i was, out in the playground, you know.n, north of the border. when you delve into the history books, there is something which isn't widely known. it was scotland which in 1881 gave football its first black international player. andrew watson, depicted here in recent weeks to preserve his legacy, and alljust a short distance from scotland's national stadium. watson captained the country in a landmark 6—1 victory over england, but it would be more than 120 years before another black player represented the men's team. this month, the scottish football association launched a number of initiatives to combat racism and promote equality. former hibernian player kevin harper believes it should be a priority. at that time, there wasn't many black scottish kids that came through the ranks. for there not to be as many coming through in football, there must be, there must be an issue there. to have that steady stream of good quality players, there has to be a grassroots thing. pulling on thejersey, you know, singing the national anthe

john barnes what for liverpool adding with thank you very much indeed thank you very much you could have it was fitting that it was a little cooler scotland the only time peter. thanks very much. at this famous grange in march 881 and you want to lay to scotland team into football history his career saw him play for the greatest club sides in the world queen's park and couldn't see him but his extraordinary talent didn't trailblazer for other black players it was to be almost a century before celtics paul wilson became the next black player kept for scotland and 130 years before if you might be a kid became the 1st black women to captain scotland scotland was not alone in being slow to see black players bricks through and the beautiful game before the 2nd world war international football was basically i know all white sport since then black players such as england's greats john barnes have transformed the game not least in the premier league gradually country by country this is helped change attitudes among the young as a battle against racism is carried forward generation by generation

barn storming the midwest. on friday, sweeping through states crucial to president trump's win four years ago. >> biden's running mate kamala harris courting voters in texas. a long-time bash insisting is in play this year. the president's handling of the pandemic, a central focus of the biden campaign. >> we have a president who, while we are seeing spikes around our country, talking about we've turned the corner. >> biden encouraging americans to wear a face mask. this isn't a political statement, it is patriotic duty for god's sake, still the president refuses to listen to science. >> doctors and nurses have to go to work every single day. donald trump should stop attacking them and do his job. >> biden showing his campaign is leaving nothing to chance. remaining hugely popular, the biden campaign is hoping he can help drum up support among blacks, hispanics and young people. all three parts didn't show up four years ago. in 2016, the president won wish by fewer than 11,000 votes. >> we are going to work for

the stevenson barn is a new exhibit about add late stevenson. there is a photograph, you and i looked at it before we started, this is in 1945. the un formation. do you remember that photograph over there around the table? you were commenting about the different players in the photograph. >> i do. i don't have it in front of me so i'm not sure. it's remarkable. you have john foster douglas, you have a governor stevenson before the governorship ... >> nelson rockefeller. >> yes, young nelson rockefeller. you have the secretary of state at the time was about to be fired. so what was adlai stevenson's role in the founding of the un? >> do you want to take that >> he was also a delegate to the conference in san francisco. at which the united nations was adopted, or approved. but by late 1945, we were living in london where he was the u.s. delegate to the preparatory commission. it laid the foundation. it actually started putting the building blocks together including the location in new york. he represented the united states at that commission were

just charge into the house and this is my house where you are which i'm using it as a studio it's a barn that i converted into my house you know of your work about sexuality in the animal world do you think there's anything that animals get right when it comes to sex that humans don't. well you know i don't know what i was thinking i was talking about it to another professor who she's dirname is that hannah reese and she study dolphins and donkeys have very amber estates swim together they stroke each other they resist same sex sex so we were wondering if our culture we imposed on sex. only due to the goal of reproduction because and then we say oh then something strange happens with intelligence and we get all this complication raj it things will become gay or you know i don't know you can you know i want to change sex but this is all happening in nature dolphins who are very telegenic they have a brain bigger than ours and they are considered a master most of animal but also they have a sexuality that he's not just use for reproduction as it has been for us also it's used for bonding f

if you combine that with barnes & noble without question. most in 30 or 40 percent of our volume on don junior.com because conservative said to give it to a big tech. but they would not even acknowledge the book because they are not going to do anything to throw something that is against the democratic cause. or challenges the conventional publishing which is as liberal then the media itself they don't want someone to take on a major institution like that and when but it depends on the numbers we do a very well. host: let's talk about the election because people have to vote that if they know your father in 24 days word you see the race 44 days out? and that is based on polling i don't give as much credence to pulling anymore as i used to. and then hit in the head with a brick but try wearing a mag a hat in chicago land. i recommend that you saw what they did. this guy he is in congress her name is on the legislation that he introduced but they don't know what they are talking about. they will attack anyone not just because they believe in s

didn't familiarise myself with the grubs, and get in with the hens, who've been hiding inside the barnin before they get out. come on, girls. it's grubs up for the chickens, quite literally. i've never seen anything like it. they love it. they're pecking my feet. it's a good job i don't have feet. that was paul with 12,000 of his new best friends. anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. now, that's it for the shortcut version of click. the full length version is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. the schumacher family pay tribute to lewis hamilton as he equals michael's record of 91 formula one wins. nadal makes his own bit of history in paris — equalling federer‘s grand slam record whilst winning the french open for a 13th time. and england come from behind to beat belgium in the nations leg. welcome to the programme thank you for joining welcome to

he's innervated by new york times national security reporter julian barnes. >> some people have said you've gone too far especially for someone who's held a traditionally nonpartisan post like the ia director area have you ever felt like you've gone too far ? >> it's not just a question of policy, we have policy differences with from in terms of what they've done or the iran nuclearagreements or paris accord . i wouldn't be speaking out so vociferously if it was just policy differences. it is his dishonesty. it is hispolitical corruption . it is his abuse of the office of the presidency. >> watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. here's a look at publishing industry news. britain's annual literary award the booker prize has announced they will delay their award ceremony by two days from november 17 to the 19th in order not to conflict with the release of former president barack obama's memoir. the booker prize traditionally takes place in october but will not occur the day after the announcement of america's book prize the national book award . kevin young has been named the new direc

didn't familiarise myself with the grubs, and get in with the hens, who've been hiding inside the barnin before they get out. come on, girls. it's grubs up for the chickens, quite literally. i've never seen anything like it. they love it. they're pecking my feet. it's a good job i don't have feet. that was paul with 12,000 of his new best friends. anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. now, that's it for the shortcut version of click. the full length version is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programm: a champion‘s kiss — poland's first grand slam singles winner makes history at the french open as 19—year—old iga swiatek pulls off a stunning win against sofia kenin. exeter brush aside bath to reach their fifth—successive premiership final, where wasps await. and valtteri bottas delivers a blow to lewis hamilton's hopes o

. >> lieutenant governor barnes is here.s for having me. >> these are dire warnings as we sit here tonight. is covid overrunning your state? >> covid is running rampant through the state of wisconsin. and it is -- governor put it quite plainly, no way to sugar coat it. we had first 100,000 cases, took 7 1/2 months to get to that point. second 100,000 cases in mere 36 days. this is a critical moment, we're in crisis right now in state of wisconsin. >> boy. >> and it's scary. >> it is. listen, lieutenant governor, 84% -- these are the numbers i have. 84% of hospital beds in use. nearly 90% of icu beds. are wisconsin's hospitals going to be able to handle this? and what about frontline workers? >> well, absolutely that's our biggest concern. responsible president would look at this situation and say we're going to do everything we can to assist the people of the state of wisconsin. even if he were to politicize it, looking at wisconsin like swing state should be coming in to do everything he possibly could. he's not, he's showi

the wooded are coming in by the thousands, around and in a large barn. i counted 1200 wounded. along the same road in the distance of two miles are more than three hospitals, each having 600-700 in them, and long trains of ambulances standing in the road, waiting to discharge their bloody loads. surgeons with hands, arms and garments covered with blood, busy amputating limbs, extracting balls, and bandaging wounds of every nature in every part of the body. in addition to this, after the battle of gettysburg, the entire town was turned into a hospital. one reporter from the public philadelphia ledger, on july 15, 1863 remarked, this town and the vicinity around with the space of a county surrounding it eight or 10 miles, is literally one vast and overcrowded hospital. in the town itself, every available space has been freely given up by the citizens to the sufferers. yet on the ninth day after the battle, several thousand are lying with arms and legs amputated, and every of her kind of conceivable wound, intense and open fields, in woods, staples, barnes, some even on the bare g

john barnes at watford was a legend. i clean his boots at watford.highly talented player. also jamaican, after my dutch half of my roots are jamaican, so there's a link there. andy cole, an england player who should've got more he makes it upfront. awesome finisher. and my last player, serial reaches, because of his iconic status and pa rt because of his iconic status and part of my england football appraising. —— serial reaches. so my notable bench is emile hiskey, lori cunningham, ian wright, saul campbell, and wes brown. that is my england 11, my bame ii to celebrate black history month. i reckon that site is good for winning or beating everyone. thank you. david james with his teams there. a reminder: tributes have been paid to the former wales wing jj williams, who's died at the age of 72. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. today's rain will ease away, leaving quite a lot of cloud as we go through the night, and some sharper showers across northwest scotland for a time, and in particular the parts of

west brom keeper sam johnstone with the best save of the game to keep out that header from ashley barnesthe euros, the world cup or both would be a failure. that's according to england's director of women's football baroness sue campbell. she was speaking as the fa announced their plan for the next four years. campbell said that there were high expectations of the incoming england manager sarina veeckman — who's currently in charge of the netherlands. 0ur ambition is to win the world cupand ideally the euros. we think it is a fantastic opportunity for steps you will only have been in the job for a year at that point, but if you look back, people realise she was with the netherlands less than a year when she won the euros previously, so i am confident that she will give us every opportunity to win. wasps have reported four more positive tests for coronavirus 00:08:50,1000 --> 00:08:51,536 — three players and one member of staff — taking them to 11 cases in five days. it's put their participation in the premiership final on saturday in doubt. a decision on whether they'll play or not is du

who has scored eight goals in the opening five games of the season, as well as leicester's harvey barnes our website. to the french open — where world number one novak djokovic has eased into the third round at roland garros. he beat lithuania's ricardas berankis in straight sets — dropping just five games. the match lasting only an hour and 23 minutes. but the womens number two seed karolina pliskova is out. she lost in straight sets to 2017 champion jelena ostapenko. elsewhere britain's jamie murray and neal skupski are into round three of the doubles. champion jockey ush—een murphy says he will "fight to clear his name" after testing positive for cocaine. he was in action at chelmsford today. the positive result came in france in july, with murphy strenously denying he's ever taken the drug. he's currently awaiting the result of a b sample. if he's not cleared, he'll face a ban of up to 6 months. hull fc edged a close encounter with castleford tigers this evening, thanks to a late try from jake connor. castleford looked to have won it when michael shenton's converted try gave them the

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but, in the 6th barns, base hit center field. the second hit off night off snell.kevin cash came out of the dug out with a hook. in comes nick anderson. he gave up a double to mookie and then uncorked the wild pitch. barns scores and the game is tied. next batter, seager. zero shots to get mookie to play. betts added a little insurance with a sola home run and the dodgers get the final seven outs. >> dodgers have won it all. >> their first championship in 32 years. the 7th in franchise history and the 6th since moving west. have a great day. >> third baseman justin turner was removed in the 8th inning because of a positive coronavirus. he returned to be with his team for the celebration and tweeted last night saying he has no symptoms. >> now the question is when did the dodgers find out about the positive test result? we will have the latest tonight at six. >>> in our next half hour on kpix and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> putting in changes at an east bay police department. how a ballot measure could put police reform front and center. >> and i'm emily turner i

. >> here to talk about his new reporting is new york times national reporter julian barnes. thanks for having me today. >> talk to us about the new analysis with the cia which you acknowledge the agency has moderate confidence in. we know putin has favored trump for a while. this has continued. this has been controversial, not something intelligence agencies want to push in front of president trump. he has reacted badly to this, but it's been a consistent finding throughout the term of president trump and something that the intelligence agencies have affirmed here. this is relevant now because we know the russians are using their hacking team to get into state and local networks here. they haven't done anything yet to change the tally, but they're there and that's troubling. >> one of the things you write is that, quote, the key questions that american intelligence agencies have not answered are the extent of russia's effort and how open mr. putin wants to be about it. those are pretty important questions. >> they are. we have to remember that while we do have intelligence o

monger for the time arsenal but kyle sa ko, denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sako, harvey barnesminic calvin lewis with a everything goes to his name already this season. i will be ssi more thanjust already this season. i will be ssi more than just talents and tactics. that's all will be more accessed on. it will need to adapt, players that might bail out when it is not going so might bail out when it is not going so well. we will learn with a big squad like this who carries out the support role that is needed in the tournament and who might be the types of characters that can do that. sandwiched between tricky matches against wales and denmark is officially the toughest test on earth, belgium ranked as well number one who beat england to third place in the last will come. after questions of crime and punishment, clemency and diplomacy, gareth southgate surely cannot wait for the football. and then it's us now. good evening. let's talk about the champions league draw. —— ian dennisjoins us now. you heard from gareth southgate today about his fears there could be no crowds next su

austin barnes with a two-out homer to center. 50th rbi for the dodgers with two outs this postseason, new record. the dodgers take the 2-1 series lead. >> i know you have a lot on your minds these days. you might have forgotten about a certain major holiday that happens the last sunday of every october. >> sunday is the second annual national tight ends day. george kittle did not come up with the concept. it was actually jimmy garoppolo. >> i was trying to get george, celek, all of those guys fired up. now it is a holiday. congrats to those guys. >> i am pretty sure it is a day all of the tight ends was active. jimmy g was like what is it national tight end day. yeah it is a holiday. kind of rolled with it. the first annual niners national tight end day. in my opinion every day is national tight ends day. >> former raiders' wide receiver, antonio brown has found another new home reuniting with tom brady. brown and the bucs agreed to a one-year deal and he isn't eligible to play until week nine. i know halloween is the next holiday but christmas may come early for warriors fans. the nb

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>>linda's home where she raised her family is gone the barn's all the structures on her land complete rubble, but she's alive her dog is safe in all 12 of 4 horses survived you never think that you're going to be one of those people in and now all the sudden i'm one of those people wary eye literally pull down my driveway. >>that is all i see is my fireplace and it's like how is it that your entire world is just kind like gone just gone in santa rosa, michelle kingston kron 4 news. let's go outside see how things are looking in downtown san it was nice out there. >>family took a little stroll while ago, it's actually kind of warm out there. yeah, but now as you can see look at this live picture looks like smoke hanging over the area right now sending that poor air quality our way and maybe some mist mixed with the fog. i don't know let's check in with lauren find out know unfortunately that is all smoke out there right now pam this coming from our sutro camera it's in about 977 feet. >>looking back down at that layer of smoke out there. all that smoke go with those winds switching dir

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austin barnes with a two-out homer to center. 50th rbi for the dodgers with two outs this postseason, a new record. the dodgers take the 2-1 series lead. >> i know you have a lot on your minds these days. you might have forgotten about a certain major holiday that happens the last sunday of every october. >> sunday is the second annual national tight ends day. george kittle did not come up with the concept. it was actually jimmy garoppolo. >> i was trying to get george, celek, all of those guys fired up. now it is a holiday. congrats to those guys. >> i am pretty sure it is a day all of the tight ends was active. jimmy g was like what is it national tight end day. yeah it is a holiday. kind of rolled with it. the first annual niners national tight end day. in my opinion every day is national tight ends day. >> former raiders' wide receiver, antonio brown has found another new home reuniting with tom brady. brown and the bucs agreed to a one-year deal and he isn't eligible to play until week nine. i know halloween is the next holiday but christmas may come early for warriors fans. the

put up the barn and still have that dream and the animals. it seemed to be kind of slipping away. >> he now has a fu aimed at raising $750. >> maybe everything happened for reason. the community will reach out and help us. to try to keep this dream alive. >>> safari west in the north bay is reopening tomorrow after a brief closure because the glass fire. when the fire exploded in sonoma county. officials say a close that a abundance of caution. with contaminant 41 percent. park official said they're comfortable reopening. more than 1000 animals. >>> taking a look at some of a quality has been a problem. certl in the yellow. you see greens along the coast. a nice little seabreeze. we should see some more green tomorrow. i think the orange goes away. a couple of yellows. you just look up here. you want to be in the green zone. this is where we were. that is kind of what i'm saying. the northbay still having the unhealthy for sensitive group orange avenue. continuing to his motor at 35 percent contaminant. the live camera outside. some smoke out