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that is going to be the big danger. nickt, north myrtle beach, south carolina. >> nick watt, thank you. north myrtle beach important tourist area, so this is certainly an inconvenience for sure. but a lot of people watching to see what happens as this storm pushes through that area. you can see right behind me here, i'm sure you can see it, this storm chasing truck. i want to bring in mike tice. this is mike's truck. mike is a storm chaser and also a photographer with national geographic. mike, what is it like for you to drive around in a situation like this and get important readings, understanding of the storm? >> i feel like it's my passion in life and my purpose and that is to collect scientific data in hurricanes. i've always been passionate about them since a little kid so i developed the herb, which stands for hurricane eye watch vehicle. windows can't get smashed out. i have calibrated anomometers. i recorded it earlier today. adds the eye wall comes in, which is very close, we'll see if i get a higher wind gust than

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big family like this. that's a beautiful ring, auntie eleanor. nick's father had it made when he proposed to me.uys meet? well, actually, they met at cambridge. they were studying law together. oh, i didn't know you were a lawyer! i withdrew from university one we got married. 0h. i chose to help my husband run a business, and to raise a family. for me, it was a privilege. but for you, you may think it is old—fashioned. but all this doesn't just happen. it's because we know to put family first. i don't think i will mess with her! that is a critically stealing performance. what i liked about the film, there has been a lot of talk about the cultural importance. we haven't seen a cast like this since the joy luck club. haven't seen a cast like this since thejoy luck club. that means the film immediately comes with a lot of cultural baggage and roles that it has to fulfil. the main question, does it work, is it funny? looking at some of the trailers, i thought it would be like sex and the city will stop all that wealth and consumerism. actually i found myself rather enchanted. a very likeable cast.

nick parrott watched the action. before the lights went out, bigible for lewis hamilton. behind his rivals, he would need fortune on his site to accept the odds of a home win for farah rate. not the first time this season, he was the architect of his own downfall despite hamilton edging ahead it is the fourth corner, he did not back off spinning down the field, his hopes of victory were over, but he battled back to finish fourth. he looked vulnerable as hamilton briefly passed him, but patience is one of the british virtues, thanks to a better strategy and helps in his mercedes team—mate, with nine laps left, he got ahead again and stayed there. is that when equals the great michael schumacher is record for what will be sweeter is record for what will be sweeter is extending his championship lead to 50 points. i want to give it up to farah rate they gave me a great challenge this weekend, they did an amazing job and give us a great fight. particularly i want to say thank you to everyone back home, because about their continued efforts in support, t

big group. and came home and then my brother nick said, did you notice that blonde girl falling asleep all time?e're like, she's so wasted. >> it's good she found someone who is supportive of her and so patient. >> good pillow. >> she says exercise and medication help her. maybe it's the endorphins from exercise that help her. >> of course. is she training other people? a great way to get around it. >> i have done exercise class. i have literally -- it sounds cliche but i feel on top of the world. i think that's because i know the extreme other end. i don't think i could have gotten to where i am today without mom and michael. i will do everything i can to overcome every aspect that hits me of narcolepsy because i have got it, but it doesn't have me. >>> two great videos of terrible, terrible people. we'll start in china. where you can see young -- kind of asleep. more passed out and then a cab driver who has been there for a while. trying to talk to him, trying to get his attention. but no, he's not waking up. but he's holding a brand-new iphone x. >> uh oh. i see where this is going. >> at lea

tucker the editorial director in mare american institute for economic research and nick span is the founder of the big center and y.c. thanks to both you're being with us a. i know you just got in the chair appreciate you may make it let's start with you when we see things like these large clip crypto blocks being sold should that raise anyone's concerns about if markets are being pushed around or manipulated. by with thanks for having me. i think that you know there's a lot of activity of someone selling something this must be someone buying it also . all these old traders a legacy financial. institutional over the counter traders are getting at the crypt that once they hit twenty thousand dollars everyone started calling and asking where they can get crypto and where they can get because of things like that so the big block trains are occurring at a growing at a rapid pace every day banks are getting involved. the option of because in trading on wall street is tremendous many windows that you stare at if you walk out of walls for you to see people who've converted to trading because even though they

nick lyon is a big name. more than a dozen months people in the city were poisoned.ustration you hear in people's voices, not only because their children have been affected but because no one has been held accountable. >> as someone who has lived this firsthand, how do you feel about prosecutions, accountability and whether anybody has been held to account? >> i'm angry. if this would have been a normal person on the street, they would have been tried and in jail. for this to be going on for so long it makes me angry but the lawyers are sitting up, sucking up all this money, we're still suffering, our pipes are still not replaced. this is a problem. >> some people who are watching this who kind of remember about the flint water thing and then maybe it's drifted away from their mind. you're living this every day. what can you tell them about what the reality is four years later? >> four years later, my son, for example, we still can't safely use our water. he can't take a bath. his rashes are back. things are not better. i'm scared to use the water. i don't want to le

nick? >> reporter: well, the big challenge here, erica, is flooding.e all morning watching water flood the roadway. check out what's going on behind me. some good news is that water seems to have started to recede a bit as rain has lightened up. check out this home here. we have been showing you this all morning long. it is pretty much underwater, not entirely. first couple of steps. water seems to be inching up closer and closer towards the first story and porch there. it is not a matter of if or when flooding will hit conway. this is an area accustomed to flooding. saw it in 1999 during hurricane floyd and hurricane matthew a couple years ago. in the next couple days what officials are extremely worried about is river increasing. waccamaw river is a couple miles away. as the river continues to swell, that water has to come somewhere. north carolina, water will come south. local police are concerned about that. it is not a concern of if or when they'll see more. this is an indicator of what is to come. >> that's why they're keeping a close watch. nick

nick lyon is a big name, but perhaps just the tip of the iceberg. the idea that for more than a dozen months people in the city were poisoned. the frustration and anger you hear in people's voices, not only has it affected their children, but as of now, no one has been held accountable. >> ariana, your son, as someone who has lived this firsthand, seen it firsthand, how do you feel about the prosecutions, about accountability and whether anyone's been held to account? >> i'm angry. it's taken way too long. if this would have been a normal person on the street, they would have been tried by now, be in jail by now and have justice. for this to be going on for so long, it makes me angry. but the lawyers are sitting up, sucking up all this money that we are still suffering, our pipes are still not replaced. this is a problem. >> people are watching this, there are some people watching this who kind of remember about the flint water thing, and then maybe it's drifted away from their mind, you're living this every day. what can you tell them about what th

big show. and then close out the show with nick.had him ever. i mean, yeah. but he's just the best dude. i and we always ike to drop by before the show and everyone's dressing room just to say hi, cck in. and most of the time it's pretty casual conversation but sometimes it's a lip sync conversation.ht [ light la ] i'll show you what i mean. check this out. [ knocking ] >> come in. ♪ hello there [ laughter ] ♪ hello, hello >> jimmy: what you got there? ♪ i just ordered sushi from japan ♪ >> jimmy: oh, i love sush. ♪ t-t-t-tasty tasty >> no, i love it, too. well -- ♪ only partly i only love my bed and my mama i'm sorry ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, that's a lot of wasabi right there. >> yeah. ♪ i like it like that ♪ i'm pickin it up pickin' it up i'm lovin' i'm livin' i'm pickin' it up ♪ >> that's pretty spicy so -- ♪ be careful ♪ i'm burnin' up burnin' up ♪ >> just stay with it. ♪ everything's going to be all right everything's going to be okay ♪ >> jimmy: wow, i got to say. ♪ you made me a you made me a believer believer ♪ >> he

in the 7th, got to show you this, nick martini his first- ever big league homer! it's a two-run shot. 20-2 at that point. edwin jackson who pitched very well for a sixth win. 21-3 the final. the a's roll and the magic number shrinks to just five. >>> meantime a big day in kansas city sunday as the chiefs will open up their home season against the 49ers. everybody is talk about the quarterback jimmy g of course. and patrick mahomes. between them, get this they are 11-1 in their brief careers at starting quarterbacks. but it could be defense that actually winds up deciding things as the 49ers have their guy back in uniform. reuben foster after his two- game suspension will make his first start. number 56 known to insert his energy into every situation. you can just see him bubbling with it. he was asked, what did it feel like monday morning to know you woke up and you were actually going to get to play again? >> it was like a holiday. it was just like a holiday. um, just knowing i can come back and play the game i love. i got to be real cautious about getting too ex

big team. one of our favorite senior producer nick robinson is saying good-bye to the network after ten years.e it. and he ep'd the show tonight. nick, i'm going to miss you. we're going to go drinking together. up next, mike emmanuel filling in for -- >> hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night". i'm mike emmanuel in for shannon bream and this is "fox news @ night". asking for an extra day to consider terms for testifying. she was facing a 10:00 pm deadline. new reaction from rosenstein out just a short while ago to a new york times report that suggested he was -- he was suggested wearin

. >> as for the big game here in philadelphia, super bowl mvp nick folez wis as carson wentz still recoveringows up, the reports that chris simms says eagles making the right call going with foles early in the season. >> if i'm the philadelphia eagles, i'm not mortgaging the future on nick. we have to get him out in week one and see if he can go. no, nick played well last year. super bowl mvp. let's wait until carson wentz is totally ready. >> they are primed for an upset on the unveiling of the eagles banner. >> simms has a new show this year which you can check out on the bleacher report app and youtube channel. they dive into the nfl culture. you know what? we always do this the first thir thursday of the season. what is your prediction, dave? >> i have not given it thoughts. default pick. patriots. how about you? >> i'm with him. >> we lost scholes. that was by design. good reporting, man. someone did not want his prediction on the air. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. >>> this is a genuine constitutional crisis. >> the failing "new yo

awareness on the amount of plastic being dumped into oceans every day nick hark reports from senegalese capital dhaka. it is a big operation in this small beach and set a goal to clean up the shoreline it's not just happening here it's happening across the world it started thirty years ago across the atlantic in the united states where a few volunteers started picking up litter on the beach but the litter has multiplied since we find car batteries being washed ashore tires mattresses syringes baby diapers and a lot of plastic the sewage from this city of one point five million people is poured into the ocean it's as if a hurricane had hit the coast and destroyed hundreds of homes but make no mistake this isn't a tropical storm it's humans using the ocean to dump sites out of sight further into the atlantic and the pacific are large garbage patch three times the size of france. right now is a boat trawling and equipment that will start cleaning up those areas but it's still a long way to go now here back on the beach people are trying to recycle whatever they find. we need to be united to get rid of plastic from t

nick, we have been talking about this all day. how big a deal is this? >> reporter: this is a big deal, and it is a big black eye for facebook. they've had a lot of bad news in the last year. but least they've been able to say, "we were not hacked." now they've been hacked, and it looks like a serious one. >> glor: and so what-- how did it happen and what do folks do if they're affected by it? >> it happened through the interplay of three slightly obscure bugs. whoever did this had to be extremely sophisticated and looking extremely deeply. but the upshot was, by looking at these three bugs and how they interact, they were able to take over people's accounts. so, how do you know if you were hacked? the first clue is if you have to log back into facebook today, because they logged everybody out and reset them. secondly, facebook will put a little announcement at the top of the newsfeed saying, "important security update." >> glor: before facebook put up some of the news, the fake news that had made its way in, potentially affecting the election here, but

big dancing baby who really delivers. >> hey. hey. hey. hey. >> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including prankster, dennis, pulling a fast one. >> there's keys in the car door right there. >> oh. >> how does this work? >> why drivers fall for it every time. >> you know what -- >>> security camera footage here. outside a business in mexico. you see the barbed wire and a fence and this big heavy crane moving slowly. what else can you see? >> pretty red car. >> brand-new pretty red car. >> charger. dodge charger. >> you got it, gayle. 2018. it's gorgeous. >> just as the boom of that crane begins to rise, watch what happens. >> i wouldn't stand under it. >> yeah! >> wait a minute. i don't foe that you can get any closer. >> woo! >> that car belongs to eric. he went over to his dad's >>dd som scrapes. his uncle l >> right. looks like that hook crashes into the wall. it shakes the camera mount. >> he doesn't seem concerned at all. >> at that point, what do you do? you can't do anything. it's not like you can go up there and stop it with you

a big concern for those deciding to stay. wolf? >> nick, what are some of the hazards for those who don't evacuate, don't heed the order? >> reporter: it goes without saying, you're not only putting the first responders' lives in jeopardy, you're also putting your own life. you were talking about downed power lines, downed trees, there are heavy wind gusts, as well. the epa right now is monitoring nine superfund sites along the east coast, making sure that hazardous material does not spread. it's something that can be very nasty that comes along with the floodwaters and these hurricanes. unfortunately, our crew knows all too well, it was last year during harvey that we were exposed to a strand of e. coli and lyme disease. you're putting your life and the lives of first responders at risk. >> they should leave while they have time left. nick valencia, thank you very much. let's turn to the director of the national weather service. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> so what's the biggest threat from this monste

story this weekend two of the bull in this league is big teams are still on zero points laver couzin are bottom of the table after losing against bar new nick and their plans of returning to the champions league next season will be in serious doubt if they don't improve quickly shall too are in trouble so you wouldn't know it looking i coached america to deskilled the royal blue stone built for their third straight loss against glass. and i start with a kiss tell me what is going wrong with shellac i mean the short answer is everything. the first two games they couldn't create a chance in the last game they can score they create large announces at the back which was their strength last season as well as success was built on the coordination the communication is all gone wrong in the first three games and in midfield the board and sebastian ready to replace max maya for the moment he's not quite clicking off to take games he hasn't quite arrived yet i think perhaps the most interesting thing about this this child barren run at the is perhaps the coach itself he seems to actually be enjoying. himself in the midst of this kind of losing streak

nick parrott. in the league cup, league cup is often rest big players.n three minutes old when derby's hopes were dented. but being a goal down at the interval didn't seem to bother manager frank lampard. perhaps he knew something is old chelsea boss didn't, possibly the left foot of harry wilson, as the left foot of harry wilson, as the 21—year—old on loan from liverpool stunned 0ld the 21—year—old on loan from liverpool stunned old trafford. united were rocked again soon after when sergio romero was sent off for handball. a man down, gaps appeared and substitute jack mariette made the most of the space. but six minutes of injury time was too much to hang on for, with marouane fellanni bearing down on derby. both sides were nervous, taking penalties, until philjones lost his was with a 16th kick of the shootout, lampa rd was with a 16th kick of the shootout, lampard rewarded for not bringing the changes while mourinho was left to rue hears. —— he is a mac his. so let's have a look at the other scores from tonight's games. a stoppage—time winner from cal

nick teen use among teenagers. nearly 1200 letters sent to retailers warn of big penalties for selling to those under 18.s, wal-mart and 7-eleven were among the retailers warn. makers fundamental products have 60 days to reverse youth sales trends. if they don't the fda says they could ban the products outright. >>> we would like to take a moment to correct an error we made in yesterday's newscasts. we brought to you the story of a man arrested on charges of attacking an east bay congressional candidate. rudy peters. during the story we used the wrong first name in identifying mr. peters. we apologize for the error. >>> lost and found? route next door. electric bikes valued at $37,000 stolen last year back with the rppy owner tonight. most still in the boxes. never used. doug schwartz owns an electric bike shop in santa clara but kept the he researched online. >> i think you have to look at the facility, select a unit with a camera. in my situation they had a thousand units and only three cameras on the units for the whole facility. >> the thieves didn't take the bikes far. they moved them to a nearby un

nick. so if you have to find a. birth . home of species. worth saving and. get those are big changes and must start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. to use the country to claim it's just green energy solutions and reforestation. community interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using all the channels available to inspire people to take action and we're determined to do something here for the next generation gloomily as the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. store confines were delighted as the black and yellow summer signings stole the show and kicked off much they treat with a three one win against frankfurt. abdu india will open the scoring for dortmund in the thirty six the minute it's the french means first goal for the black and yellows since signing this summer from the mines now in the sixty eighth minute sebastian out there equalized for frankfurt powering home and dani that cost across in style. but just four minutes later dortm

or indeed over use nick conley well south africa is celebrating a pioneering moment in the conservation of big cats the world's first lion cubs born through artificial insemination or raising hopes of saving some endangered species from extinction scientists of the conservation center where the male and female cubs were born are hailing the breakthrough. they don't know it but these sleepy carbs isabel and victor pioneers. knew that the female was pregnant but is that moment of of that finally that outside of the. that they had because you put them out. it was really exciting in the past scientists have struggled to artificially inseminate lions they hope what they've learned from this can also be applied to other big cats we can use that species to understand some of the factors necessary to help us save. some of the. critically endangered big cats around the world it's estimated the african lion population has decreased by more than sixty percent in the last twenty five years alone the lions are mainly threatened by hunting and habitat loss there are sufficient insemination doesn't solve tha

but when i read this woman statement, julia sweatt nick, i out today, it's really disturbing. and there's a big difference between idiotic adolescent acts that can be perceived in a number of ways and someone who claims to be the victim of assault by multiple perpetrators. >> take all alleged to have been during high school. >> and college. high school and college. the just the mic juxtaposition is everyone that has worked with him in his professional life -- he has glowing reviews from women. we have to talk to a psychologist about this but it does seem bizarre a little, not saying i believe or disbelieve anyone but you have someone that was committing rate acts in high school or college and then went on to be a glowing, exemplary citizen for the rest of his life. >> and i think that's why having the special victims unit, the sex crimes unit from a maricopa county come in and be this arbiter. >> do you think she talked to them before yesterday? >> i think so because they need to collect evidence. because who goes into the court of law without having a background file? having the opportunity to

the dye is cast for a big defeat come november. >> nick, a week is a lifetime in politics. >> anythingon't know what will happen the rest of september. we don't know what will happen through october. will there be another october surprise? there may be, but at least over the past week or two you really have seen a lot of races moving in the democratic direction. >> it's true. look the biggest thing for me is that hillary clinton is not on the ballot this year and donald trump is. and what that means is that this is a referendum for a lot of voters on trump and trumpism and they are not going to have the complexity of hillary clinton as a candidate to matter for them. i don't see any democrats who are running on russia. the only democrat in the country that is making a big deal about russia impeachment is candidates like don styer. importantly they are focused on this theme of corruption. the last time we saw this in 2006. we saw a great thing for democrats in 2006 where they basically were able to enwrap lots of different issues in lots of different races under the banner of corruption

nick? >> senator, big fight obviously over these documents that came late on the morning of the hearing and access to his record. i want to ask you, is there any conceivable thing that you could learn in the unreleased documents that would cause you to vote for judge kavanaugh? >> i said at the very beginning that he would have to convince me to be the fair-minded justice i would want. that's a pretty high bar for judge kavanaugh because i have reviewed his decisions over the last month or so. and so it's a pretty high bar. on the other hand, i think we are entitled to these documents. what do they have to hide? that is our question. what do they have to hide? and in fact, i asked judge kavanaugh that yesterday. i said, don't you think you owe it to the american people to disclose your documents? >> and so, senator, i've always believed that a president who gets elected has the right to nominate to the supreme court and have appointed to the supreme court the judge of their choice, that elections do have consequences and in this area unless the nominee so so deeply flawed that the senate sh

big family like this. that is a beautiful bring. nick's father had it made when he proposed to me. how did you meet? they met at cambridge, studying law together. i didn't know you are a lawyer. i withdrew from university when we were married. i chose to my husband run a business and raise a family. to me it was a privilege. for you, you and raise a family. to me it was a privilege. foryou, you might think it is old—fashioned. all of this doesn'tjust it is old—fashioned. all of this doesn't just happen. it it is old—fashioned. all of this doesn'tjust happen. it is because we know to put family first. doesn'tjust happen. it is because we know to put family firstlj doesn'tjust happen. it is because we know to put family first. i don't think i am going to mess with her. isn't it great, it is really terrific performance. what i like about the film, there has been a lot of talk about how culturally important it is that we haven't seen a major hollywood produce this kind of cloud since thejoy luck club, and it comes with cultural baggage and it comes with cultural baggage and a lot of roles to fill. the m

. >>> coming up, nick johns ton has a look at this morning's one big thing. >>> also, why christine blaseyations against the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >>> plus, the new film looking at the social economic and political impact of president trump's election victory. "morning joe" just moments away. y "morning joe" just moments away. . it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, only from shark. oh, look... and fearlessly devours piles. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrin

writes madrid and the big question is can they be found the title without this man. he will be kidding nick so what do you think ken will be on making waves. without it without would that be yeah i mean you look at ben's a mommy and he had a brace that i think is last time so i think they definitely have to get it was a little let's not forget you know if i remember correctly the player of that match they gave him the trophy last time was not christian although scared bell yeah bicycle kick i mean come on and then. i think real madrid i think everybody forgets that you know it's hard to forget that real madrid has a team of arguably in each position the best players in the world doing their job ok rinaldo everybody knows that he was he's an ego he's a big player a lot of times people say he's more than a club so now under a little bit take we i think they've really focused on giving a team a balance and being able to you know attack from all positions like i said like we have still benzema bale who really started to come into like his own since it was a senseo who scores bangerz by the way

nick, appreciate your reporting. florence's track shifting toward the south, the big worry now for much of north carolina is crippling rain, as much as 40 inches of it. how are officials preparing for potentially widespread flooding that could come with florence? >> reporter: you know, john, here on carolina beach, it is one of those barrier islands under a mandatory evacuation order, 8:00 p.m. the deadline for people to get off this island, or stay for the long haul. i have met people, plenty of them say who are headed out of town, some who have come to the island to visit. and casey and nakiah who live not too far from the beach, you guys say you're going to ride it out? despite all the warnings, why would you stay? >> we got all the windows boarded up, plenty of water, plenty of food, we got a sturdy house and faith in god that we're going to be here when it's all over. >> reporter: but you all are new to this area. do you have any experience with the types of conditions that are being described as coming to this island, life threatening storm surge and life threatening flooding and hurricane force winds? >> hones

big win. go now to the players of the game. game ball goes to nick foles, darren sproles and ronald darby.prolific passing night, but another philly special and the super bowl mvp . moments ago, he was with our michele tafoya. >> how did it give your offense a spark? >> we needed to do something. we were both thinking the same thing. he called it. it was the right time again. we need a little boost, a little something, we had to make a play. it was just the right time for it. >> not a pretty win, but a win is a guys go from here great jo all night long, giving us different plugs, game plan and everything. we keep building. >> congratulations. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> liam? >> reminder that tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. eastern on nbc sn, pro football talk. and we will wrap things up for philadelphia right after this. preview of the rest of week one. al and cris will wrap it up from philadelphia after this. we gotta go. juicer! we don't have a juicer! the volkswagen tiguan. it fits everything you need, and everything you don't. i'm emma. and i'm claire. and we're the salmon sisters. we run o

big factors we will be watching carefully. let's get a preview of what we are anticipating from the president when he speaks. and stuart in nickallace. what is the president going to say? how much time will he spend on iran? is it going to be anything new on iran? >> iran will be the big element of this speech. really try toim coalesce international opinion around this u.s. effort to choke up the iranian economy. he's going in front of a relatively hostile crowd. oppose theropeans president's this to pull out from that deal in may -- decision to pull out from that deal in may. president trump betting the u.s. economic and political muscle will compel others to cut off economic ties to iran. vonnie: let's listen to president trump. pres. trump: with chairman kim -- we will do something that is good for chairman kim and good for north korea and also good for the rest of the world. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: i'm meeting with ron rosenstein on thursday. today, i'm doing other things. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: venezuela is a sad case. we want to see it fixed. what is happening there is a human tragedy. trump: president d

big games ahead. three world class contenders for two center back slots much hormones your own boa tank and nick last. the solution strategic rotation with no different quality. buy and have top drawer full backs as well as you a kimock and david alibi the one proviso being that rough india is the only established back up covering both flanks but he's out injured even if they're a bit stretched on personnel they're still a class defensive actual round. we have become second nature to have this hunger to always want to win troops are just a lot of fun. the midfield an embarrassment of riches they can even afford to leave a world champion in the stands and a superstar on the bench. midfield where we have so many good players when you look at our bench was homicide although he has a wonderful player a great player and. only so also a very good player. so is also about injured now but the midfield mix of young guns and evergreens works from green berry and i and robin are still making splashes out wide. those are both very important for us also in terms of leadership and motivation. brian's midfield is th

big part of it to say. paychecks and their jobs. >> reporter: nick mentioned that paychecks and jobs had been drawing up foral industry. so we headed to the town of millinocket which was hit hard when maine's paper mills started closing because of foreign competition. the great northern paper mill, at least it used to be. we were looking down here. this is mike who's out here fishing i guess, right, mike? >> yes, doing a little smallmouth fishing. >> reporter: how many people lost their jobs? >> it's in the thousands. >> reporter: in the thousands. these guys let us in and we got to see a 700 foot long building that used to house giant paper rolling machines. these jobs are going now. >> people would love to come back here and live here but they got to be able to support themselves. >> reporter: to find where residents of the district are going for jobs, we went to bangor, with boutique coffee shops and upscare restaurale re. what do you do here? >> i'm a host. >> reporter: what's going to get you out to vote? >> raising minimum wage. >> reporter: raising minimum wage. there was one other major industry we

big family like this. that's a beautiful ring, auntie eleanor. nick's father had it made when he proposed to me.lawyer! i withdrew from university when we got married. 0h! i chose to help my husband run a business and to raise a family. for me, it was a privilege. but for you, you may think it's old—fashioned. but all of this doesn't just happen. it's because we know to put family first. it's, it's. .. i don't think i'm going to mess with her! but isn't that great? it is a really terrifically steely performance. what i liked about the film, i mean, there has been a lot of talk about how culturally important it is, that we haven't seen a major hollywood studio produce a movie with this kind of cast since thejoy luck club, which is, you know, two decades ago... oh, yes, long time ago! ..and that means immediately the film comes with a lot of cultural baggage and a lot of roles that it has to fill. but the main question is, does it work, is it funny, is it engaging? and looking at some of the trailers, i was worried. i thought "this is gonna be like sex in the city with all the wealth and consumeri

big family like this. that's a beautiful ring, auntie eleanor. nick's father had it made when he proposed to me.tudying law together. oh, i didn't know you were a lawyer! i withdrew from university when we were married. 0h! i chose to help my husband run a business and to raise a family. for me, it was a privilege. but for you, you may think it is old—fashioned. but all of this doesn't just happen. it's because we know to put family first. it's, it's. .. i don't think i'm going to mess with her! but isn't that great? it is a really terrifically steely performance. what i liked about the film, i mean, there has been a lot of talk about how culturally important it is, that we haven't seen a major hollywood studio produce a movie with this kind of cast since thejoy luck club, which is, you know, two decades ago... oh, yes, long time ago! ..and that means immediately the film comes with a lot of cultural baggage and a lot of roles that it has to fill. but the main question is, does it work, is it funny, is it engaging? and looking at some of the trailers i was worried it would be like sex in the cit

big part of it for us, obviously. paychecks and their jobs. >> reporter: nick mentioned that paychecks and jobs had been drying up for industry. so we headed to one town hit hard when maine's paper mills started closing because of foreign competition. we drove here to this place, which is the great northern paper mill. or at least it yeused to be. er. just looking down here. this is mike, who's out here fishing. >> yeah, doing a little small mouth fishing. >> reporter: how many people lost their jobs when this place closed? >> i would say in the thousands. >> reporter: in the thousands? >> yeah. >> reporter: these guys let us in, and we got to see a 700-foot-long building. what matters to people here? >> jobs. people would love to come back here and work, but they have to be able to support themselves. >> reporter: to find out where residents of the district are going for jobs, we went to bangor, the biggest city with boutique coffee shops. you have a maine tattoo? what do you do here? >> i'm a host. >> reporter: what's going to get you out to vote? >> raising minimum wage. >> reporter: raising minimum wage. there wa

big difference. good luck. time for a look at the weather, with nick miller. this fresh batch of rain.row, this strip of cloud and rain will slowly edge southwards before clearing away. sunny spells will follow. still a few showers from northern ireland. most in western scotland. a fairly brisk breeze. not as strong as it has been today but still fairly gusty. temperatures of mid—to high teens but it will feel cool and fresh. the government is heavily criticised for its handling of both. britain's most senior police officer, cressida dick, says the decision to pay police less than recommended has hit staffing and morale. how can i recruit, how can i retain, and how can i make my officers and staff feel that i really value them? because i think this is a punch on the nose. and the public spending watchdog has accused the home office of ignoring and failing to understand the impact of budget cuts. also tonight: mark carney agrees to stay on until 2020 as governor of the bank of england to try to help a smooth brexit. saved by her husband — the wife of one of the westminster terror attack

at this point they were leading 16-2. 7th inning, nick martini launches one against angels' catcher who has been pitching his first big 20-2. edwin jackson gets his sixth win. he pitched very well. 21-3. that's the final. the magic number now at 4 to clinch a playoff spot. everybody is going to be talking about patrick mahomes and jimmy. it could come down to defense, believe it or not. a little boost in that department. the san francisco 49ers, the return of 56, ruben foster after his two-game suspension. he's back inserting his overall energy into the defense. one guy can make a big difference and he was asked today, what did it feel like to wake up monday morning and know you finally get to play football again? >> it's like a holiday. it was just like a holiday. just knowing i can come back and play the game i love. i've got to get real cautious about getting too excited this week. it's my first day back. but getting overwhelmed is very easy. i do that every time. >>> meanwhile, that well deserved talk about patrick maholms but enter the picture, the nfl's number one draft pick, baker mayfield. tonight first time i