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obviously you've got the book big game mark leib ovechkvits. it's exploding the nfl. >> they should have given him the buffalo bills in 2014 when he wanted it. he wanted to get in the club, he captain get in there. he's a real knack for discovering culture war. the nfl even before kohl enkaepernick was something he thought was a metaphor for just the softness of america. he thought there were too many rules, it was too much political correctness. he in a way saw the heart land of football in pennsylvania and alabama, in ohio, very much mimicked his own, his own heart land, his own base of support. and in some ways football and donald trump became the two big spectacles of american life. it was sort of inevitable they would merge. >> this culture, it's interesting here with football, too. it's almost as if the president has sided with college football fans over nfl fans by his attack on the nfl. it is part of his base. if you look at his base of voters, they are the -- sort of the base, the heart and soul of, if you went to any college football

. >>> chief meteorologist paul deanno is live at clayton valley charter high school ahead of a big game tonight. >> nice weather out there, paul. >> reporter: yeah, big football game, hot football game. this is the time of year it can still get into the mid 90s. we are halfway through the 2nd quarter and clayton valley with the red jerseys are winning 40- 0 and antioch is not a pushover. their varsity teams are both top 10 in northern california rankings. clayton valley has won their last two games varsity by a combined score of 104-0 and their jv team is not that far behind winning, 40-0 right now in the 2nd quarter. kickoff tonight is at 7:00. we will show you the pregame coming up at 6:00. your current conditions outside, the hotspot is concord, 94 degrees, a couple miles up the road at buchanan field, livermore at the airport it's 91, santa rosa 84, san jose 79, much cooler near the watering oakland 67, san francisco only 60 degrees -- water, oakland 67, san francisco only 60 degrees right now. 67 degrees for the first pitch which is a few minutes after 7:00, the rangers in town for

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electronic arts who make the fifa video game, a theft of their annual revenue is from these in game purchases, not the bigey from the idea of loot boxes and virtual currency. they are not the only ones making money from these loot boxes and purchases, but what regulations are there if any of online in game purchases at the moment? this is the challenge, there are no regulations at the moment. the gambling commission in the uk say it is a video game issue and the video game industry say it is a gambling issue, so industry say it is a gambling issue, so it is sitting between the two groups. one approach i really like is apple on their app store have published, it there are loot boxes they have to tell you odds which gives you more of an understanding, but going back to your report which says children were impacted, there are stories of adults spending their monthly wage on items were in games like the first because it is addictive in the same way that gambling is addictive, i think the video games industry shouldn't be stepping into this territory, although it is profitable but the companies themselves. get

obviously you have the book, big game, mark leibovich.acial politics. it's exploding in the nfl, isn't it? >> they should have given it to the buffalo bills in 2014. they could have avoided all of this. the donald trump can't get into the club in some ways he's in their heads. look, donald trump is a real knack for discovery culture war sort of grenades. the nfl even before colin kaepernick was something that he thought was a metaphor for the softness of america. he thought there was too much political correctness. he saw the heartland of football in ohio, pennsylvania, alabama mimicked his own base of support. in some ways football and donald trump became the two big spectacles of american life and it was inevitable they would emerge. >> this culture, it's interesting here with football, too, it's almost as if the football sided with college football fans over nfl fans by his attack on the nfl, but it is a part of his base. if you look at his base of voters, they are the sort of base, sort of the heart and soul if you went to any college

told us he has to show for notre dame to have a big game. and for all the talk of the michigan defensive front seven. notre dame's defensive front seven and defense coordinated by clark lea in debut as coordinator may be the unit that was difference maker tonight. kathryn tapper with the winning coach, brian kelly. >> kathryn: defense the story all game long. only fitting to end on defensive play as well. how would you grade the performance? >> so proud of defensive effort today. gave up seven points on a kickoff return but they were resilient. had to play a lot of football in the second half. that defense at michigan is really good. i'm proud of our football team. they've had to listen to all the experts say how great michigan was. they came out and were the better team tonight. >> kathryn: what did you learn from quarterback brandon wimbush tonight? >> he's a competitor. make throws when he needed to. ran physical. ran our football team. 10-2 as starter. tough and competitive, kids love playing around him. >> kathryn: thank you very much.

sounds ok but they've got a lot to shall cohen frank nathan i think they could drop like a stone big game against noon but this weekend a real classic six points when that and we'll see how they get on but whoever loses that is going to be in a bit of hot water i think and i'm talking about losing a nuremberg i think we need to move on to our next game that we're going to take a look of of course the bone this nigga wrapped up it's made weeks late of matches with dormant talking to john from fourth to second place in the standings dortmund hosted nuremberg and proved they are a force to be reckoned with this season for. dortmund was in a festive mood and even coach lucianne far was all smiles and was expecting to extend its perfect home record against newly promoted nuremberg. and accordingly it took dortmund just nine minutes to open the scoring through the broom larsson. to meet flicks the first from provider christian the second to finish off the move and give dortmund an early lead. which marco royce should have doubled a minute later only to be denied by norm bird's fabienne brave lo

it feels like, okay, fall is here, philadelphia getting ready for the big game. mr. o have nice autumn temps? >> it doesn't feel anything like fall. it will be a hot game tonight and there could be some thunderstorms. we're here. we have not only the cheerleaders here for the eagles but we have got the vince lombardi trophy. that's right. so, of course, as they continue to spell -- that's very good -- we are looking at this beautiful photography made by tiffany's. they're making a replica that will actually go at the stadium. this one goes at the practice facility. very, very cool, the envy of every other nfl team this year because, of course, they've got it. but let's show you what we've got weather wise. it will be a scorcher up and down the i-95 corridor. we are talking 39 million people at risk. heat index value is 95 to 103 degrees. look at these temperatures today. it will feel like 100 degrees in new york city, all the way up into boston it will feel like 100. 102 in baltimore. it will feel like 99 in raleigh. philly will feel like 100. but then this front push

so high turnout actually is to be expected now the far right sweden democrats they're expecting big games are they right in their criticism of sweden's immigration policy have mistakes been made there. double answer to that yes they are right in the sense that mistakes have been made this week just governments in the past have allowed ghettos to develop or was migrants at the fringes of the big cities in the suburbs and the police didn't have the manpower nor the inclination for many years to really crack down on gang violence there this is something that mostly exists among themselves among different groups of migrants it's often drug related but it gives a feeling of insecurity or too many swedes who are simply not used to the first being one of the wealthiest and safest country in the world but deviation from that norm makes people feel insecure and that is one of the reasons for the rise of the right the other hand policies towards migrants have already been tightened considerably what sweden does now is harsher than what you see in germany so yes they do have they have closed the doo

a chance to recharge a little bit and get ready for the big game at t big house next week. other locals in action today. the 3-1 cavaliers of virgini o takin unbeaten nc state. the wolf pack off a to good start this seawnn. do three already. here the 35-yard touchdown. a finds thend zone first. up 7-3. end of the first. nc state's run gacme in full gallaspy runs for the 8-yard td. two touchdowns f him on the day.n 27-7 now i the third. perkins. all day to throw here. he state made a stop. back of t end zone, the shoulder fade. th fall 35-21. virginia lookso rebound after their bye hosting 1th ranked miami next week. >>> jmu and richmond fing off in caa action. picking up thi one 7-3, james madison finds p dirt. short run. 14-3 dukes. richmond trying to answer now. kevin johnson, hhill want t one back here as they are down 14-3. trying to get back in it. it is intercepted by jimmy moreland. what does he do with it? he returns it 100 yards to the house. not goitl to set for anything but a touchdown when you see that in front of you. james madison goes up 21-3. lone bright spo

wednesday's big game in the same competition sees chelsea visit liverpool. sides then meet on saturday in the premier league with the london side having the chance to go top of the table with a win. so which game is more important? i think that as chelsea we are very committed and we want to win both if we can. so we are going to try do the best, of course. the game on saturday will be huge. huge, it will be important, because the title game means our lot. the game, as i said, i think that starting from tomorrow, we will be competitive, and we will see what is going to be like on saturday. —— and we will see what it is going to be like. former bayern munich player felix gotze scored in the 86th minute for augsburg as they denied the german champions a fifth consecutive victory to start the bundesliga season. arjen robben had put the hosts ahead just after half time setting them on the path to victory when he fired home off his left foot. but 20—year—old gotze, the brother of former germany star mario, equalised for the visitors late on with the help of some

"the big game." check it out, good read as we get ready for the big thursday night game. see you back here tomorrow for the confirmation hearings of brett kavanaugh. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special and we think pretty fun addition of "tucker carlson tonight." we will feature some of our favorite debates from the past year. it we don't know if democrats will take congress in the fall or for the democratic nominee is going to be in 2020, but we do have some idea of what they are planning to run on. impeaching drum, throwing over the gates to the prison, those are two obvious ones. many democrats are also proposing to eliminate ice, the government agency tasked with enforcing our immigration laws. we spoke to several people the summer who support that plan. here's part of the conversation. >> people are calling for eliminating the agency.

for the red devils is critical of football's big business the spaniard tells all the media why he's donating one percent of its income. can most of the game and big money really co-exist. find out on the kick of life. the boomers league is back. with this lot on their first away day of the season into which. is the most eighty's club in the business so why did these friends choose such a hard life how can it be worth it for this a marketing construct. killing the. jewel in the jewel in their clothing. yeah i believe this don't get. me. right early morning in lights and four hundred and twenty kilometers to dortmund that means we've got seven hours to while away in the coach some. so plenty of time to ask one of my burning questions there's a lot about norman bore school and especially their families i don't understand. but at least in their tactics to keep the time away from journey there's nothing to separate nice friends from the fans of any other club. when it comes to the numbers though it's a different story especially today it's not going to be a huge crowd i think. because of the timing of the match here this sunday on the six o'cl

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in recent years, we sometimes talk about that intense period like football players, remembering a big gamei got to enjoy one of life's great gifts, the friendship ofjohn mccain, and i will miss him. moments before my last debate, ever, with senatorjohn kerry in phoenix, i was trying to gather some thoughts in the holding room. ifelt a presence, i opened my eyes, and six inches from my face wasjohn mccain who yelled relax, relax! laughter john was above all a man with a chord. he lived by a set of public virtues that brought strength and part —— credit to his family and himself. he was with a courage that inspired his countrymen and fighting his captors. he was honest, no matter who he had offended. residents were not speared. —— presidents were not spared. he loved the freedom with the passion of a man who knew its absence. he respected the dignity inherent in every life, a dignity that does not stop at borders and cannot be raised by dictators. perhaps above alljohn detested the abuse of power. he could not abide bigots. there was something deep inside him that made him stand up for the l

. >> stephen: your new book is called "big game: the nfl in dangerous times."h is swampier, d.c. or the n.f.l.? >> that was actually the biggest surprise. i thought i was taking a break from politics. and this is all the same swamp. it is basically-- the n.f.l., like washington a few years ago- it's on this sort of-- this moment of incredible prosperity, but also precariousness at the same time. and you have a sense that a chandelier is just going to fall on people's heads at, like, any moment. but the n.f.l. and washington and the country seems to somehow survive despite the people who run it. >> stephen: there's huge controversy in the n.f.l. now because of the kneeling, the politicizing of the games, as people say. >> correct. >> stephen: they've been politicized for a while, haven't they? the n.f.l. has sort of cooperated patriotism in a way other sports haven't. >> it has, but then colin kaepernick came along and donald trump. donald trump has wanted in the n.f.l. for the better part of four decades and he has wanted into maybe the most exclusive billionai

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at it they host 1:00 with matt scherzer on the mound tonight, a big game d.c.d is at home in audi field to take on atlanta. >> all right. dave johnson, thank you so very much. >>> so that's the news for now.u we'll see again for news 4 at 11:00. "nightly news" will have complete coverage of senator johnccain's burial. we leave you tonight with more on his funeral. laid to rest, a soaring tribute to senator john mccain as mourners pay their last respects. >> if you say sething bad about her dad you will know it. >> what senator graham is saying about the surprise appearance by jared and ivanka. >>> the father of molly tibbets. >>> the embattled archbishop of washington confronted during a speech. >>> the longest layover. a man stuck at the airport for nearly six months with

big games talk about football focus in a minute. i am. big games last night.they finally conceded a goal in 687 minutes, wales. after a goalless first half, england's strikers came alive midway through the second with all three goals in a space of 12 minutes — toni duggan opening the scoring. jill scott looping header made it two, and nikita parris wrapped up the victory. wales now need to hope they can finish qualifying as one of the four best second—placed teams. to make it to the finals in france injune. do you believe you can go one step further and get to the final?|j believe. further and get to the final?” believe. i don't think the players believe. i don't think the players believe at this moment in time, they have got a little bit to go but each time we meet we have more development and improvement. the truth is in the whole. bringing philosophy in by the medium of football. i was wondering what you were talking about. jose mourinho in a spot of bother going to burnley tomorrow. are we going to see a clip? ithink tomorrow. are we going to see a clip? i

michigan hav a rough road and many big games and conference angle to get a second door to the collegeall playoff conversation. but notre dame without that conference opportunity, few ances to stub toe and keep going. get big one here. >> kathryn: thank mike. brandon, what does the win do for your confidence? boosts it certainly. get my mouthpiece there? we're at great place, this obviously will reaffirm our confidence b excited to gk to work with with these guys. >> kathrynhewhat does win do for momentum going forward? >> reaffirms it. toughk schedule, w week, day by day, celebrate tonight and rey to get back to work on monday. >> kathryn: thanks very much. >> mike: thank you. doug flutie, what did you learn about notre dame? >> doug: brandon wimbush threw well, made nice throws but defensive ne daelin hayes and julie julie juli julian okwara putting on the pressure. >> mike: notre dame came out hole was too big and questions remain about michigan's offense. wher will they be? probably better with shea patterson at quarterback. >> doug: and offensive line improving off last year. will

kimberly, amy and mark, national correspondent for "the new york times" magazine and author of "the big gamefl in dangerous times." welcome all. i think susan glasser from the new yorker put it in an interesting way, john mccain's funeral was the biggest resistance meeting yet. the obama adviser, david axelrod called it civic communion. the city is much more bipartisan than it has ever been, more united than it may seem in its ha hatred of donald trump. >> it was interesting you asked the question about, this was a certain memorial service of an era of politics that is no longer with us. i would also argue that era left us a long time ago. this world that we are in, the tribalism, the polarization, the incentive structure pulled us to this place before donald trump ever came and that he is exasperating it rk, there's no doubt. the service, itself, i think, the call to our better angels, our bettering selves stands out because of the contrast with the president. i think whoever was president right now, these issues would still be the driving force and we are not going to get past it because o

they have a preview of the big game. >> the celebration just ending in philadelphia after win thing superl. can they repeat it? >> i know carson wentz is going to be in doug peterson's office every day this week but be patient you've got a super bowl mvp in nick foles. >> there's a reason why i was on the last team that repeated ip'03 and '04. i look at nick foles. everyone thinks he can go out there and lay out a red carpet and have success. he struggled in the preseason throughout his career, he's been up and down. i'm still a little concerned about nick foles. >> falcons have a good team. we'll see you. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> for the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences have announced five artists that will be receiving honorary oscars. among these honorees, they have chosen sisly tyson and kathleen kennedy and frank marshall. it awards extraordinary lifetime achievement and outstanding service to the academy. the group will be recognized at the governor's awards. >> the latest edition of guinness book of world records will go on sale today. in it, you'll find the

the spurs keeper is injured so tottenham — in fifth — face the leaders, liverpool, in the day's big gameinjured. the spurs boss says liverpool are one of the best team's in europe right now. liverpool, for me, is one of the best teams in europe, not only in england. i have very good players. great manager. and of course, they will be a very tough opening. and of course, it is going to demand a lot of energy for is and is to have a very good performance if we want to be close to winning. manchester city's women are in champion's league action this evening. they've just kicked off in spain. atletico madrid. no score as yet. the hearts manager craig levein will decide on friday if he will be in the dugout for saturday's trip to motherwell following his recent health scare. levein was admitted to hospital last month and spent two days in edinburgh royal infirmary's coronary care unit. my my daughter said to me, dad, this is the best decision you ever made! it has been overwhelming really. people keeping in touch and i feel a has been overwhelming really. people keeping in touch and ifeel a l

we learned maroon five is in for the big game. ♪ >> it's a dream come true for adam.rce tells "e.t." maroon five has always wanted to play the super bowl halftime. in fact we're told it's one of adam levine's biggest goals. >> i think the band would be thrilled to do it. >> adam campaigned for the gig on howard stern in 2015 when the band was rumored to be in the running. >> we're probably on a short list. we actively want to play the super bowl. >> nancy sat down with the band. >> the red tail blues tour, what can we expect? >> we don't like to over do it. keep the band on stage and kick as much ass as we can. >> the timing works . the band has a big gap in its schedule in february leaving it wide open to perform at halftime. ♪ >> of course we've all come to expect halftime collaboration and the band can deliver. they've recently worked with cardi b. making this all the more interesting is that this season's super bowl airs on cbs and "voice" coach adam levine is associated with nbc. here's how adam addressed that. >> i don't know what the motivation behind the decis

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one of the reasons big game was familiar that with me is that i do politics for a living. the same swamp. this town is a swamp. donald trump ran against it. football, everyone is part of the same deal. you have the usual suspects, owners, journalist, and it is a lot of the same stew of humanity. i wanted to dive in. >> did you go into the project looking for parallels or did they find you? >> they found me. i went into this project looking for an escape from politics. i was sick of it. i knew it would be another dispiriting campaign. i love football and wanted to jump into that for a while. all thate not long at you cannot escape politics by jumping into football. even before trump, the league politics and backbiting, ego, and same thing you see in washington, you see in the nfl. then, colin kaepernick and donald trump come along and politics are unavoidable. >> and it is a smaller group because the membership is exclusive. the nfl kinds -- find itself in these culture wars. you write about how insecure and paranoid the league is and its relevancy. is the nfl set up to han

> in recent years, we sometimes talk of that intense period like football players, remembering a big gamein the process, rivalry melted away. >> mccain also apparently worked things out with the democrat who beat him in a general election, former president barack obama, who revealed that he would huddle with mccain in the oval office after he was sworn in to talk about their families or about policies that were being kicked around. obama said he always tried to make sure mccain knew he respected him and like several others today obama spoke about the late senator's sense of humor. >> sense of humor, a little bit of a mischievous streak, after all what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience. [laughter] >> today's ceremony lasted more than 2 1/2 hours. mccain's senate colleagues came by the busload and for most in attendance, this was their last chance to say good-bye to the senator. his burial tomorrow in annapolis is closed to the press and is expected to be a much smaller service. jon? jon: peter doocy in washington. than

including hall of famer ronnie lot turned out for a flag raising at city hall to mark 100 days until the big game. organizers say the game will bring more than 100,000 visitors to the region. 49ers president al guido is chairman of the host committee. >> to us it's fitting that for the fifth year, levi's stadium is holding the college championship game. we've done over $5 million for economic impact to this region. we couldn't do it without everybody's support. it's not just one city. it's everyone sf the college football playoff national championship game from levi's stadium takes place on january 7th and you can watch it live on our sister network espn. >>> felt like the seasons changed all of a sudden. take a look at live doppler 7. good evening, everyone. we do have clouds along the coastline. look at the 24-hour temperature change. up to 13 degrees cooler in antioch. compared to yesterday, 12-degree drop in concorde. we did see a minor tick in temperatures, but we're not expecting a warming trend. they're going to remain well below average heading into next week. take a look at our rain chan