burgess responded on social media, saying, "i accept my punishment but i will never accept that i gougedect for the players i play against and with." she's in the running for a ballon d'or, but fran kirby won't feature for england in the upcoming friendlies against austria and sweden. the cheslea forward, along with manchester city midfielder keira walsh, is out of the squad, after both picked up knocks over the weekend. captain steph hawton might not feature in the first of those games, but it won't be for injury, asjo currie reports from england's training headquarters at st george's park. with the end of 2018 inside, the linus is headed to the final two matches of the year. the back of the seven match unbeaten run. the captain steph horton, she is in line to make a 100th cap this week but she will have to wait until sunday because phil neville has banned her from making it to austria away on thursday night so that she can have a proper celebration at home to sweden on sunday. she actually does not want to celebration, she does not want to celebration, she does not want to celebration,

burgess: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6753, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6753, a bill to amend title 11 of the social security act to direct the secretary of health and human services to establish a public-private partnership for purposes of identifying health . re waste, fraud, and abuse the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, and the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and xtend their remarks and insert extraneous materials into the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. burgess: and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speake

to tome, let's go live burgess watson. you are at a polling station at a school in arlington, virginia. tell us what is happening now. even up ands s not for thee last hourur or so, thee have been a heavy strtream of peoplele coming into cast their ballots s to vote in whatat is a clososely watatched election. democratics a stronghold. republican up until the days of ronald reagan. people here seem upbeat. people have a vote on. it is a complicated process, voting. as well as the local issues, what is interesting is it is a referendum, a verdict on the first two years of the presidency of donald trump. >> lots of names on the ballot, this idea of a referendum of donald trump. what else is at stake? going to change the lucy: course of the trump presidency one way or another. seats in the house are up for grab. 35 seats in the senate are up for house. 36 governors are set to be replaced. what everyone wants to know is can the democrats win back the house. determine whether or not he can deliver on his campaign promises. when

burgess was part of the rugby union squad that crashed out in the pool stage.owing the news that andy farrell, who was fired after that world cup, will succeed the current ireland bossjoe schmidt. the organisation that runs south american football says the postponed second leg of the copa libertadores won't be played in argentina. but the match between local rivals boca juniors and river plate will take place on either the 8th or 9th of december, with the venue still to be decided. it's after the original fixture was postponed after boca players were injured in an attack on their team bus. spurs manager mauricio pochettino has described the violence as being a cultural problem in his home country — and one that might never be solved. he linkened the situation to that in england in previous generations. for me it is cultural and how you change that i do not know. i do not know how to change that, it is so difficult for the politicians and for the people that try hard to change. i think it is cultural and we need to be very tough. i'm not sure it is going to chan

as a family as the burgess family you're doing a greatjob of that.gland's second test with new zealand on bbc two from two o'clock on sunday. now from those giants of rugby league to a pint—sized golfer. remember those old home videos of tiger woods and rory mcilroy as children — clubs in hand? well, there's a new kid in town. his name's alexander dunmall, he's six years old and he has just qualified for the world championships in the usa next year after winning a junior tournament in paris. our reporterjuliette parkin has been to meet him. needless to say alexander says he likes hitting things hard. a perfect sport then for this young kent golfer who has just won the paris junior cup. no mean feat for a six—year—old. junior cup. no mean feat for a six-year-old. it was really far hole. there was tricky bunkers and water. it is a sport where world class talent is often spotted early. no prizes for guessing who this is. tiger woods, one of the most successful golfer of all time shot to fame at the age of three and chipping on to the sofa, a young rory

burgess switched codes back to rugby league following the tournament, when england became the first hostail to get out of the group stage. after receiving more criticism today for his part in that, he said on twitter: both manchester clubs can make it through to the last 16 of the champions league tonight. through to the last 16 city are away to lyon and united take on young boys. both manchester clubs can make it through to the last 16 it's been suggested that the united team feels more pressure playing at old trafford, where they haven't won in europe so far this season, but managerjose mourinho has no time for that. if you feel pressure, stay at home. but when i say ‘home', i don't mean stadium home, i mean home home and watch it on tv. if you feel pressure to play matches at home where the people come to support, come on! i never felt pressure to play at home. the uk snooker championship begins today at the barbican in york, withjudd trump and defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan once again among the favourites. trump is often referred to as one of the best players never to have won

sam burgess switched codes with the 2015 rugby world cup in mind.that england team and then when things went very badly, england failing to get out of the group stage, sam burgess was very much made by some a scapegoat. an experience that made him go back to by experience that made him go back to rugby league straight after the tournament. even three years later, you're still getting criticism. overnight, the straw that seemed to break the camel ‘s back. he responded on twitter with this, essentially, throwing stones in the direction of others. by by whom of course he means stuart lancaster. at that point, it is fair to say he probably realised he had said enough and immediately decided to wish england well at the next world cup. quarter past midnight, the time. england well at the next world cup. quarter past midnight, the timelj will let you make your own decision about when is bestjudicious the manchester clubs today can both make it through to the last 16 of the champions league. manchester united takes on young boys of switzerland. it has been

england look to complete a second successive series win over new zealand and we will hear from the burgess twins. now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? it isa it is a packed week with peterloo, the epic draw ma from mike leigh. widows, which is an update of the serries from the 80s and mirai, a charming animation. peterloo, a massacre back in 1819. interesting mike leigh said one reason he wanted to make the film is not enough people knew about it. he said he wasn't taught about it at school. it wasn't taught about it at school. it was a peaceful demonstration, people demanding suffrage and better conditions, which was attacked by cavalry and there was deaths and terrible injurives. we see a soldier return to his home land and finding famine and he said we wa nt land and finding famine and he said we want a speaker to address the meeting. but his mother is sceptical that doing this is going to have any practical effect. here is a clip. there's

joel burgess and his wife evacuated paradise last week.the video showing people leaving with the fire burning all around them is exactly what they experienced. burgess said he assumed his home was burned down but didn't get confirmation until he walked through with our crews. the only things standing at his home now are birdfeeders and a statue. his three motorcycles destroyed by the fire. but burgess says they will stay.. he doesn't see life outside of paradise. ( james ) now families are demanding answers... as a law-firm is taking legal action against p-g-and-e. there are at least two dozen families included in this lawsuit. danko meredith's complaint on behalf of the families is demanding documents... not just about this fire but also about the way p-g-and-e does business. danko says his clients want to hold the power company accountable.

in the last hour or so, the former england rugby union international sam burgess has taken to socialsince switched back to rugby league, says he's still being made a scapegoat, after they failed to make it out of their pool and that's obviously boiled over this morning. he said: "if people actually rewatched the games i participated in you will see i added to the team. what cost us an early exit was individual egos and selfish players not following our leader. which essentially cost the coach and other great men theirjobs. tournaments are not won by the coaching staff or one player. it takes a commitment from the full group. i guarantee you this, i was committed but others had their own agendas. one day i will tell my side of the story but for now i love watching england rugby and cannot wait to see them as they prepare for the 2019 wc injapan." sounds like he's got a book on him. the liverpool fan critically injured before the club's match against roma in april will never make a full recovery according to his wife. martine cox has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan, seven m

burgess has been banned forfour matches and fined 500 pounds.lay against and with. that is a fair old band. are you done? i think so. anything else you want to talk about, christmas dinner? i was enjoying your sport. were you listening? of course i was. my brain is on a three second delay. it is going in but three seconds late. it isjust one of those days. has your coffee not kicked in? should i get you some more coffee? yes. emergency coffee, yes. good morning. voter turnout in the us midterm elections could be the biggest in 50 years. let's get some reaction from our correspondents who've been watching the results come in. in a moment we'll speak to nada tawfik who's in newjersey, but first peter bowes is in los angeles. and i know it has been noisy where you are. tell us where you are. it has been a good night for them, hasn't it? it has, yes. good morning, iam hasn't it? it has, yes. good morning, i am at the democratic pa rty‘s morning, i am at the democratic party's celebration in downtown los angeles. and as you can imagine, a lot of happ

sot...it was like dante's inferno....joel burgess, who is a navy veteran, is describing what it was like when he and his wife evacuated their home in paradise california last week. he says the escape video's that others recorded were exactly what they experienced.sotwhen we spoke with joel he had assumed that his home was gone from what he had heard from a friend, but he wasn't sure. with that we drove through the area in route to his home and in hopes that something would still be there. our hopes were quickly dashed when the road to get to his house was blocked by a tree. upon arriving at his home there was little to nothing left outside of the birdfeeders and this statue. joel's three harley davidson motorcycles destroyed. joel says while the news is grim and some may soon be leaving the area he and his wife will stay.sot (ken) a (ken) a pleasanton man is continuing to hold out hope that his mother will be found alive. 75 year old joanne caddy has been missing since the day the camp fire broke out. her son sol bechtold says he can't give up hope. and that he's been to about 15 shelter

tom burgess watson is standing by in front of congress. there, washington is waking up to change today. sun has risen here in washington. have lifted.uds we have visibility because 114 theirn people have cast ballots in the midterm elections. that is a marked increase versus the 83 million who voted in the midterms. one-party rule here in washington is over. diversea younger, congress. not all votes are counted yet. it is a blow to the president. it is going to make his job of governining more difficult. tore was something for him celebrate, the victory in the senate. it is something he calls a tremendous success. >> a great deal at stake. can you talk us through some key results from the midterms? are historic. first for women, muslims, native americans. more than 100 women are going to be taking up seats in congress behind me. that is a historic member. two of the women arere 29 yearss old. youngest is picking up a seat. mostlyictory for women, thosose two rising stars. there were disappointments for thee democrats. andrew gillum in flor

george burgess will appear at a disciplinary hearing on tuesday after being cited for an incident duringw zealand. the england foward appeared to have his fingers in the eyes of new zealand's captain dallin watene—zelezniak. in rugby union, tom curry has been ruled out of england's match against new zealand this weekend with a "severe ankle injury". he was part of the inexperienced back row that helped england beat south africa on saturday. owen farrell is available, though. on the eve of the first test against sri lanka — england captain joe root says his team will be trying a bolder and more courageous approach to their cricket. england haven't won a test series in sri lanka for 17 years. root says its time for them to try something different — and that players are feeling the competition for places on the team. first, to win over here is not going to be 11 players, it will be a squad performance. there will be times when the balance of the team might change quite drastically, and we have got to accept that, and it's not about individuals, but about collectively do examine special. we

in sport, former england international sam burgess has blamed what he calls individual egos and selfish for their early a ccess fro m selfish players for their early access from the 2015 world cup. he has switched codes back to rugby league since. three wins in a row for newcastle united as they move up to 13th in the premier league thanks to a 2—1 victory at burnley. and jose mourinho says his manchester united team can watch their champions league match on tv tonight if they don't fancy playing in front of their own fans at old trafford. they have not won in europe so far this season. more on those stories after 11:30 a:m.. a facebook executive is expected to be among a number of officials giving evidence to an "international grand committee" on disinformation and fake news in london later today. lord allan, the liberal democrat peer who is facebook‘s vice—president of policy solutions, will be questioned by uk mps and parliamentarians from argentina, brazil, canada, ireland, latvia and singapore during the special session in westminster. it comes as the commons digital, culture, medi

. >> it was a shocking victory because out of the four finalists bobby bones and sharna burgess got theores of the season. so how did the underdogs come out on top?it was thanks to bob relentless legion of fans. >> i cannot believe we won. i cannot believe we won. thank you to everybody who voted for us. thank you to sharna. i should just take my shoes off in the middle of the floor and walk home and never come back. >> congratulations to them both. >> it's wonderful. >> ms. shania twain is with us. you actually know bobby from his full time gig. he's a country music d.j. you happy for him? >> he's such a super guy. i'm really thrilled for him. way to go. >> shania knows something about competition. tonight is episode two of shania's new show. you're an executive producer and panelist. what inspired your new show which focuses solely on country music? i like it's genre specif. there's so many great artists out there. we have to make room for them, especially for diversity. we need to make room for diversity. we need more women. >> i like that. >> we have to take advantage of all the dif

let's have a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: in rugby league, george burgessan incident during sunday's second test at anfield. the england foward appeared to have his fingers in the eyes of new zealand's captain, dallin watene—zelezniak. in rugby union, forward tom curry has been ruled out of england's test against new zealand this weekend with a "severe ankle injury". he was part of the inexperienced back row that helped england beat south africa on saturday. the good news for england is that co—captain 0wen farrell is free to play. he's not going to be punished for this thumping tackle at the end of their match against south africa. it was the last play of the match and helped england hold on for a hard—fought win. rafa nadal has confirmed that his season is over. he'll miss the atp world tour finals in london this month following an operation on his right ankle. he's also yet to recover from the abdominal problem that kept him out of the paris masters last week. john isner will replace nadal at the finals. it means novak djokovic will end the year at as th

george burgess will face a disciplinary hearing tomorrow evening after an alleged eye gouging incidentthe third test at elland road this weekend. liverpool have left judd test at elland road this weekend. liverpool have leftjudd into keary the squad fit to stay‘s champions speak high at red star belgrade. they said they were uncertain about what sort of reception he would receive in the serbian capital. more on those stories after 5:30pm. join me then. thanks very much. tomorrow — american voters go to the polls in a crucial test for president trump. in the mid—term elections americans will elect members of both chambers of congress and a number of state governors. the senate is likely to remain under republican control but the main battleground is the house of representatives. where all 435 seats are up for re—election — mr trump's republican party currently hold 235, compared to the democrats' 193. to take control of the house — the democrats must gain 23 seats — something the president has been campaigning hard to avoid. jane o'brien is at the us congress on capitol hill in washingt

rugby league, and george burgess has been banned for four games after being found guilty of eye gougingen the punishment yesterday. the panel found he had his fingers in the eyes of the new zealand captain on sunday. he was also fined £500. just a reminder that england are on top after two days' play in sri lanka. then folks completing his century on debut. a lovely moment for him. he was out not long after that. england finishing their first innings on 342. james anderson striking with his second ball and the wickets kept coming. to rank all out for 203. moeen ali leading the way with four wickets. england have a lead of 177. that is all the sport for now. you can find out more on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in the next hour. let's return to the mid—term elections in the united states. pennsylvania, which was won narrowly by president trump in 2016, has taken centre stage in the 2018 midterm elections. mr trump campaigned in the state several times during the fall, hoping to motivate his base to turn out for republican candidates. but it was democrat bob casey who n

joseph wilson, judy burgess. these are the faces of the missing. >> this is me, matthew flanagan. >> reporter: one man on the list showing up looking for his family. many others now living with their kids in tents surrounded by smothering smoke in a walmart parking lot. how long are you planning on being here for? >> until they tell us we can't be. >> reporter: residents displaced across california. the woolsey fire charring nearly 100,000 acres in los angeles county. actor pierce brosnan, his home saved, making an emotional plea. >> my wife and i are here today and speaking on behalf of il ition this day. >> and will carr joins us live from paradise, california. and will, as we saw from that tent city, so many people there lost everything. i know they need help tonight. >> reporter: david, with all this devastation, they are in dire need. restaurants are giving free meals to both victims and first responders. the red cross and other organizations are on the ground. one mother told me she's grateful, because she

radio personality bobby bones, you recognize which one that is, right, he and his partner sharna burgesstes with the judges during the season, but they were the favorites with the americans. in fact, they consistently scored though below their rivals. >> they got lots of votes from viewers. that was enough for them to take home the mirror ball trophy. they'll be on "good morning america" later this morning. >> he said i wasn't >>> next to the thanksgiving prank that is taking over social media. >> so here's how it works. people are texting their parents to ask how to cook a 25-pound turkey in the microwave. the responses are then posted on twitter. some of them are hilarious. one mom responded wrap it in foil, microwave for 30 minutes then go to the store and buy a precooked one because you'll have to feed the fire department. it makes sense. good job, mom. >> i love the wit. another mother responded, it's not possible. are you drunk? >> maame be on to something. >>> the people who make reynolds wrap have a solution if you don't want to give up your snack food for thanksgiving. >> reynol

meanwhile nothing like that is a major effect of the same burgess said that probably everything will be postponed up to two thousand and thirty two so what happens between now and two thousand times to use a sort of a leg or insufficient in which the decision is due to take and it looks like. the european union leaders in particular. the last few relations ones to their treaty of these of these files and so say the job has been done and it really just been sealed and that's it so let's move ahead and he can feel free to to move to other positions as you know spies to do. a certain extent even in the u.k. there is this sentiment amongst this great city issues a sort of a daunting case for the entire structure of these situations. protesters in mexico have clashed with the police during a demonstration against a wave of migrants making their way through the country. ah. hundreds gathered in tehran now on the u.s. border where a caravan of rifles from sanction america trying to make their way into the united states last thursday alone about two thousand migrants arrived in the area and

. concoction with the birds as brothers. -- burgess.hough he is a kiwi. we looking forward to this weekend. good luck on sunday. when the series as well, if you can. thank you for coming in. if you want a reminder of the beautiful where the left behind and a reason to come back, we have matt from tamworth in staffordshire. he has the weather, not just for today was that he staffordshire. he has the weather, notjust for today was that he has his gloves on. that tells you everything. have got the gloves on and it's a cold start. we are in one of our viewers gardens. we will be meeting her later on but here, it's cold in tamworth, frosty start. but look at the forecast for today because it is cold around the uk. —6 in parts of northern ireland, minus four degrees in wales. yes, you'll be scraping. your car this morning but find they will follow, lovely, crisp, autumn day. the rain that we had yesterday, a weather front is now pushing off towards denmark and norway. that's the jayasundera ridge of high pressure. the high pressure means gene

and coming up on bbc news, former england rugby union international sam burgess has blamed what he callsvidual egos and selfish players for their early exit from the last world cup. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has insisted that the uk will be able to strike trade deals around the world after brexit. it comes after president trump suggested the withdrawal agreement sounded like a "great deal for the eu" and might hamper a future trade deal between the us and the uk. in another blow for mrs may, the former defence secretary sir michael fallon warned that her brexit deal is ‘doomed' and said he'd vote against it. but today, the prime minister has embarked on a uk—wide push to sell her brexit plan, with visits to wales and northern ireland. our political correspondent, chris mason, reports. the big brexit boat is a fortnight away. suddenly, it feels like a general election campaign with one candidate, the prime minister, and one policy, her brexit deal. the stock today, mid wales. one policy, her brexit deal. the stock today, mid walesli one policy,

let's bring in texas congressman michael burgess.hat is the holdup in congress over getting money for the border wall. >> the deadline is the 7th of december. it gave us until december. it is possible that there will be required another short-term extension. but i believe an agreement can be reached and i believe the president need to get the money for the wall. we saw the images of people coming to the fence, coming through the fence. the fence is not secure. the infrastructure needs to exist to secure the border and the president is correct. he needs to get the money to do the job. liz: you make an important point. this is a story that's coming next week. he's saying he'll shut down the government. do you think a deal will get made? >> the actual mechanics of a government shutdown will be if an agreement can't be reached on the 7th. so it's not actually an action by the white house. but it shuts the government down and would be failure to reach an agreement an appropriations lapse in homeland security. a number of the appropriation

england‘s george burgess will face a disciplinary panel tomorrow, after he was cited for i gal duringt. the spice girls are reforming and are set to tour the uk next year minus posh spice. #if # if you want to be my lover, you‘ve got to get with my friends. the announcement was made on their official twitter page — proving that friendship never ends... girls, do you think i‘m too old for bunches? hello, ladies, i'm ready. geri... what is that? we were all on the e—mail. we said we were all going to be in black tuxedos. melanie... i think you will find you are in fact wearing a sparkly dress. we are going on tour, people need to see it to believe it. sylla seriously, we can't be falling out now if we are going on tour. # la—la—la la—la—la la—la—la. now if we are going on tour. # la-la-la la-la-la la-la-la. and joining us now, the spice girls with the shock announcement of the uk tour. i'm in shock. you should be. chi chi izundu, our reporter, is here with the details. watch truck me there is without victoria, will the music suffer? laughter the spice girls have been a force before, let

and they do, like, the burgess meredith job in rocky. bulls are ranked by their ability. their record in the ring, the highest being yokozuna. this is kenny aiman. he lives up the road. is there a time limit or they just go till somebody gives up? >> kenny: i think they pretty much go until somebody gives up and when it gets around the -- >> anthony: there's no point system here. >> kenny: no, no, there's no point system. basically when the other one turns around and runs away, that's the winner. a few times one bull will actually get around to the side and actually be able to flip the bull over. >> anthony: right, and winner and loser survive, both. >> kenny: once in a while you'll have injuries but most of the time the bulls go home and -- >> anthony: they go home to be happy. >> kenny: they do. >> anthony: nobody's turned into steak or culets. >> kenny: no. >> anthony: togi started as early as the 17th century with farmers pinning bull against bull. they love it in agricultural communities like this so much so that it was briefly bann

sot...it was like dante's inferno....joel burgess, who is a navy veteran, is describing what it was like when he and his wife evacuated their home in paradise california last week. he says the escape video's that others recorded were exactly what they experienced.sotwhen we spoke with joel he had assumed that his home was gone from what he had heard from a friend, but he wasn't sure. with that we drove through the area in route to his home and in hopes that something would still be there. our hopes were quickly dashed when the road to get to his house was blocked by a tree. upon arriving at his home there was little to nothing left outside of the birdfeeders and this statue. joel's three harley davidson motorcycles destroyed. joel says while the news is grim and some may soon be leaving the area he and his wife will stay.sot (pam) (pam) the fires to the north and south of us ... remind everyone of just how important it is to get up to the minute information, such as an alert to evacuate, or which areas to avoid. (ken) today supervisors in san mateo county passed a resolution so they can

the team already features such talented members as cecily strong, chrissie fit and tituss burgess, buts good. >> yeah. >> who's next? ♪ >> and you are? >> guillermo: i'm guillermo rodriguez. i'm auditioning for the part of champagne. >> this seems like it's going to be a huge waste of our time. >> guillermo: you're very close-minded cecily strong. give me a chance. >> do you know how to sing? >> guillermo: not really, but i never give up. >> champagne is so good. i would marry it if i could. when i say cham, you say pagne! cham! cham! you were supposed to say pain. >> pain. >> look guillermo, the sleigh team is about bringing together barefoot wines and the holidays, not whatever this is. i'm sorry but you just don't have what it takes. >> sir, stop where you are. cecily, chrissie, this man is the absolute embodiment of barefoot wines. he's jolly. he's effervescent. he's warm -- >> warm? >> i like my champagne warm. you, sir, slay all day. >> wow. so i'm in? >> no! dicky: "sleighin' the holidays" can be found on all streaming music platforms. and see the entire video on the barefoot wi

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england look to complete a second successive series win over new zealand and we will hear from the burgess

in rugby league, george burgess could be banned this evening for this alleged eye poke in england's wine that normally carries a suspension of three to five matches. the third test is on sunday. and history has been made in the melbourne cup, with cross counter, ridden by kerrin mcevoy, becoming the first british—trained horse to win the race. trainer charlie appleby said it was "everybody‘s dream". that, everybody at home, is a little bit of history happening in the many yea rs of bit of history happening in the many years of the history of the melbourne cup that is the first time a british horse has won. amazing. thank you very much. time to get the papers now. we look at the front pages first, the daily mail claims a grieving family could be hit with bills of up to £6,000 under a new death tax. it is coming. wait for it. garages. it is the cost of securing probate, that is coming up in april. they also have two of the spice girls there. four of them are involved in the spice girls reunion. the front page of the times, president trump and former president obama. women who are early ri

betsy burgess is better than anyone that a new role beckons. monarch who does not meddle? into not‘s documenter, charles says he and will. it is vital to documenter, charles says he and will. it is vitalto recall there is only room for one sovereign at a time, not to. so you cannot be the same as the sovereign if you are the prince of wales or the air. but the ideas that i am going to go on at the same way if i had to succeed is com plete the same way if i had to succeed is complete nonsense because the two situations are completely different. clearly, i will not be able to the same things as air so of course you operate with because additional parameters. the constitutional conventions are clear. the british monarch should not make public interventions as charles is now accepted. but a king or queen can encourage or reward but that must be done privately to the prime minister. slowly but surely, the way it's been prepared for the moment when the crown passes from a monarch noted for her discretion to a prince who until now has never been slow

in rugby league, george burgess will appear at a disciplinary hearing on tuesday evening after new zealand. the england foward is seen to have his fingers in the eyes of new zealand's captain dallin zelez—niak. england won the match 20—14, to take an unassailable lead in the 3 match series. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. the founder of celtic boys' cloud has been found guilty of sexual offences, against three boys in the 1980s and 90s. james torbett who's now 71, was previously convicted for crimes also against three boys in the 1960s and 70s. the judge said he used the youth football cloud as a recruiting ground for boys, he could abuse. a man has beenjailed for life, with a minimum term of 29 years, after admitting the murder of his wife and step—daughter. gloucestershire police believe christopher boon killed laura mortimer, after she returned home from a night out. he then attacked ella dalby, who was 11, as she tried to save her mother. here's steve knibbs. you are arrested on suspicion of the murder your wife, and your stepdaughter

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joseph wilson, judy burgess.hers living with their kids in tents, surrounded by smothering smoke in a walmart parking lot. >> how long are you planning on being here for? >> until they tell us we can't be. >> reporter: residents displaced across california, the woolsey fire charring nearly 100,000 acres in los angeles county. actor pierce brosnan saved, speaking on their behalf. >> we are speaking on behalf of friends, mother, children to give voice to their pain. >> reporter: with all of this devastation residents are in dire need. restaurants are giving out free meals to both victims and first responders. the red cross and other organizations are on the ground. one mother tells us she is grateful because she doesn't know where her family will be sleeping next week. in paradise, california, will carr, abc news. >> one more note from california. this incredible image from the fire zone in malibu. actor anthony hopkins' house is standing fully in tact, but just a few feet away, look at his neighbor's house, annihi

country music deejay bobby bones and his partner sharna burgess. wonderful. it is fun to watch and great to have them here and we're excited. we have the rest of the finalists here as well. milo manheim, disney star with his partner witney, alexis ren and her partner alan bersten and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> show of hands, who got sleep last night? >> two minutes. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. >> we finished the show and got on an airplane and flew straight over and we ate and then it was time to be here with these wonderful people. [ applause ] >> you would never notice that no one got any sleep because >> they told us if we don't have good energy, george will take you out back. [ laughter ] >> but bobby and sharna, congratulations. congratulations to you both. you are the champs. sharna, this is your first win. >> it is! [ applause ] >> the oddsmakers, when it first started the oddsmakers gave you a 20-1 chance. >> that was the worst. i was the lowest. >> what do you say to the naysayers right now. >> well, no, not the naysayers but to ever

. >> reporter: "dancing with the stars" bobby bones and sharna burgess took a break from the dance floor're going to get a 10. >> reporter: for this cowboy's first cmas, a big old 10. >> you know, this isn't garth's hat but i'm really feeling it. i just feel like i'm home now. >> i'm going to have to pull him out of here, you guys. >> she is. this is my new home. i'm from nashville. i'm a new person. what can i say? >> it's sad but it's time for us to go. [ laughter ] >> thank you both very, very much. you made us feel like we were right there with you. [ applause ] we appreciate that. safe travels home, guys. >>> let's go over now to rob. >> cowboy hat and earmuffs wouldn't have been a bad call this morning with temperatures feeling like they're in the 20s. you all brought your snow gear, right? it's coming here in the next couple of hours. we already had a fair amount, smugglers' notch with the selfie stick, cutting some trash, flashing some powder and you'll get more in the way of it today. it's november 15th and this is the kind of snowfall we're talking about away from i-95 although

england‘s george burgess could miss the third rugby league test against new zealand this weekend, afterers in the eye of the new zealand captain. it‘s an offence that normally carries a suspension of three to five matches. and history has been made in australia, with a british—trained horse winning the melbourne cup for the first time. this is known as the race that stops a nation — and it was actually a british 1—2—3, kerrin mcevoy riding cross counter to victory ahead of marmelo and a prince of arran. winning trainer charlie appleby said it was "everybody‘s dream". that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, see later. let‘s return to our top story this morning — and polls have opened on the us east coast for the midterm elections. for the past few weeks president trump has been crisscrossing the country in an attempt to boost his party‘s candidates. but what can we learn from the states he chose to campaign in? do they reveal any vulnerabilities in the republicans hold on congress? ros atkins has been looking at this in our virtual senate. donald

order your kit now at ancestry.com transfer this morning carson michael burgess joined maria bartiromo texas gm plants was not one of those funds targeted for closure. folks in arlington, texas won't be faced with that. in 2008 at the end of the bush administration, i was not voting to allow the president to move t.a.r.p. money over to general motors, to not bail out the automobile companies. i did not think that was a good idea, but it happened and it was done. stuart: the deadly california wired fire on pace to be the costliest natural disaster in american is great. he's from accuweather. they will cost $400 billion it says the fires will cause more people to move out of california. that will lead to a drop in real estate values and tax revenue. that is accuweather $400 billion. all week we've been saying that the five high-tech states on your screen right now lost republican seats in the midterms because that the count on salted actions trump tax bill. california republican party's been really decimated. larry elder is with. nationally syndicated talkshow host from the great state o

michael burgess is here, along with former chief economic adviser under george w. bush ed lazeer, fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano, dr. mike will join us as well. lots of talk about there, we have to first talk about jay powell under pressure once again, the president continues his campaign against powell, president trump criticized fed chair yet again yesterday, blaming powell for declines and layoffs for general motors, the president says, this so i'm i'm not happy with selection of jay, not even a little bit and i'm not blaming anybody, i'm just telling you that the fed is way off base with what they are doing, this comes ahead of powell's key speech today on monetary policy, he will be speaking to new york economic club at noontime. joining us right now to talk more about all of that, portfolio manager, market strategists, micah lee. >> good morning. maria: your reaction to the president's comments about jay possible? [laughter] >> so the president is a victim of his own success in that the economy is taking off so interest rates have to

want to bring in texas congressmanen m of the hours energy commerce committee michael burgess thanks devastating wildfires the impact. >> your hearts go out to people in southern california affected and i pray that that mandatory evacuation order is contain seriously this is not something you can stay inside with fight with a water hose you have to get out, if order is mandatory evacuation please leave. >> congressman let me get your take on divided congress in session tomorrow for the first time since midterms we know this week is about leadership races mccarthy republican side minority leader, likely, and many people expecting nancy pelosi to be the speaker of the house, on the democratic side is that who that is what you are expecting? >> i think what you have described is accurate assessment, of the field ahead of us. >> what will you and colleagues be able to get done in next he seven weeks before the house flips. >> as you know, we have to get the -- there was a partial funding of the federal government last september 30. but there is a continuing resolution up there as well. t