cardin: please don't use that language. thank you. >> senator cardin, i applaud your efforts to advance health care, and i am not going to byance -- rebut them point point. i feel like the proposals articulated in your bill are bound to fail, and i will not address them. what i would like to address is the issue of leadership. you are our senator. we have elected you. and we, the people here, i believe, would probably unanimously like to have a single-payer health care system for reasons articulated. please, if you are for medicare for all or a single-payer system, please raise your hand oh that you would send a message to the senator. thank you. issue i would like to address is this. while you may not be able to get universal single-payer health care through this congress and this administration, we are looking for leadership. we are looking for leadership for the future. americans in poll after poll have shown that they would like -- byvernment wide last vast majorities, particularly in the democratic party, to have a med

there has been cardinal hume, there's been cardinal cormac and now we have cardinal vincent.ry close relationships with the archbishop of canterbury, profound friendships on a personal level not just an institutional level. as was his final wish, cardinal cormac murphy 0'connor‘s body will be committed to a vault in the heart of the cathedral. he wanted to be laid to rest close to the people, where they will regularly pass him and pray for him. a private health care firm has agreed to pay more the £27 million to help victims of a rogue breast surgeon who carried out com pletely breast surgeon who carried out completely unnecessary operations. he was found guilty of 17 counts of wounding with intent related to nine women and one man in april. the money will be transferred into a fund for around 750 victims. myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, has cancelled plans to attend the un general assembly in new york, amid continued criticism of her government's treatment of rohingya muslims. nearly 400,000 rohingyas have fled to bangladesh in the last three weeks after an upsurge in vi

already mrs blair was a catholic and the cardinal knew the family. 0nce tony blair left office, the cardinaldid not necessarily persuade tony blair of his opinions when tony blair was prime minister, not only on issues like same—sex adoption but also the cardinal was opposed to the war in iraq but he did not have clout there. good to have your thoughts. thank you for coming in. it may have been a chilly start to the day. plenty of sunshine. some cloud is starting to build. a few showers breaking out. much of the north and west of the uk will hold onto to find whether the south east scotland, parts of the pennines, through the east midlands and into east anglia there could be boundary downpours. even in these areas people will escape them and stay dry. berigaud cloud and sunny spells. some of the showers in eastern england hang on into the night. an area of cloud going into the morning. many places will be under clear skies allowing temperatures to dip into single figures. 0n temperatures to dip into single figures. on saturday the chance of the odd light shower in eastern england but the vas

the corker-cardin law. as you recall, president obama refused to submit the iran deal to congress as a treaty. he knew full well that congress would have rejected it. in fact, majorities in both houses of congress voted against the deal. among the no-votes were leading democrats like senators chuck schumer, ben cardin, and bob menendez. despite president obama's constitutionally questionable dodge of congress, the legislative body did attempt to exercise some of its authority with the passage of the corker-cardin law. the law requires that the president make a certification to congress every 90 days. but importantly the law asks the president to certify several things, not just one. the first is that iran has not specifically breached the jcpoa. that's the one everyone focuses on. but the corker-cardin law also requires something else. something that is often overlooked. it asks the president to certify the suspension of sanctions against iran, certify that the suspension of sanctions against iran is approp

>> thank you for that question, senator cardin. i very much appreciate the conversation we were able to have in your office. for me, the united states mission, whether the embassy or consulate in this case the russia should be seen as beacons of hope, aspirational for the russian people as they know they were for the chinese people. the term for a title of ambassador, although it might get you in a couple doors that you otherwise might not get in, should also be seen as aspirational and tied to u.s. values. i've worn this title before. i've seen when you actually express those values and go to the aid of those under assault from governments, they find that there's hope in what america does and i find that to be our most powerful weapon at the end of the day. i hope to use it effectively. i hope to use a tactically. i hope to use it tastefully. but there is one certainty and i will be out and there will be a good in promoting america's values as part of who i am, part of my family and upbringing and part of the american tradition. i

cardinal murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85.t least m00 people have now died, after heavy monsoon rains across large parts of south asia. and on newsnight, president trump releases images of the mexican border wall he's promised. we're on the arizona border asking if hes really prepared to shut down goverment to get it built. nine employees, including two managers, at the security company gas, have been suspended, following allegations detainees were abused, at an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport. it follows an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme, claiming officers "mocked, and assaulted" people, and that there was "widespread self—harm and attempted suicides" at the centre, as well as drug use. gas says it's aware of the allegations and "immediately" began an investigation, and tonight a home office employee, who used to work for the company, has also been suspended. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. brook house immigration removal centre sits a couple of hundred metres from the runwa

cardinal cormac murphy o‘connor was cardinal between 2001 and 2009 based in central london.at was something you don‘t always find in cardinals in the catholic church. that was something that people talked about with him quite a lot. we do know he had been ill for the past two weeks. about a fortnight ago the current archbishop of westminster, vincent nichols issued a statement from westminster cathedral, asking people to pray for him. he said his health had taken a significant turn which was code for the end coming soon. not very far away. certainly there area not very far away. certainly there are a lot of people who have failed cormac murphy o‘connor quite closely in his hearts. they liked him and respected him for what he did in the church. his time in britain as a senior member of clergy was not without controversy. one of the things he was involved in in the 19805 things he was involved in in the 1980s was a scandal involving an abusive priests, when he was bishop of arendell in brighton. this priest was reported to him, but he did not go to the police, instead he moved

cardinal vincent nicholls, the archbishop rob —— the archbishop of westminster who succeeded cardinalied this afternoon at the age of 85. and now we will look at the rest of the day's news. the private security company, gas, has suspended nine employees following claims of abuse and assaults on detainees at an immigration centre. an undercover investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme appears to show staff mocking, abusing and threatening violence against detainees at brook house, near gatwick airport. gas says there is "no place for the type of conduct described in the allegations", and that it has immediately begun an investigation. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt has the details. just metres from the runway at gatwick airport is brook house, an immigration removal centre run by the global security firm gas. here, foreign national prisoners facing deportation at the end of their sentence are detained alongside asylum seekers, illegal migrants and those who have overstayed their visas. undercover filming as part of a panorama investigation to be broadcast this monday

corker cardin is u.s. law. what it says is that the president is obligated to make the decision on whether this is still in the u.s. national interest. what the law says is that the president has to relook at this every 90 days. that is not us trying to sidestep, that is u.s. law and law that the president has to follow and in good conscience, for all americans we should want , the president to reevaluate every 90 days to make sure that if things have changed that we are moving accordingly. and if they haven't, we are not. i get that congress has not want this. this is not an easy situation for anybody. it is not easy for the president. it is not easy for the security council. it is not easy for congress. our lives are not about being easy. our lives are about being right. we have to make sure every decision we make is right. i agree with you, the european allies want us to stay in the deal. how many attacks did i just describe in history that the iranian regime has gone against americans, our soldiers, our dip

there has been cardinal heenan, there has been cardinal cormac, and now we have cardinals vincent.e cathedral, not in a separate crypt or chapel. he wanted to be laid to crypt or chapel. he wanted to be la id to rest crypt or chapel. he wanted to be laid to rest close to the people we re laid to rest close to the people were they will regularly pass him and pray for him. daniela relph, bbc news, westminster cathedral. there has been a notable debut in the arts world involving a robot. a robot called yumi. last night it conducted an orchestra in the italian city of pisa for the first time, leading the lucca philarmonic accompanied by the italian tenor andrea bocelli. even the human conductor was impressed, praising the robot‘s fluidity of movement, and incredible nuance of expression. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports. welcome to this evening‘s performance, andrea bocelli, the lucca philharmonic orchestra... and your conductor, yumi. yumi is, as you can see, a robot. and while he needs a bit of manhandling to get to the podium, once he is there, he‘s off! opera music. and

senator cardin. >> mr. mitchell welcome and as i told you i appreciate your willingness to serve our country. the obama administration takes pride that they were able to get europe to have consistent sanctions against i ran that the united states initially brought forward and they have a right because that was leverage on i ran to get them to negotiate. no question about it. i want to take you back a little bit when congress passed the sanctions against i ran. the administration was not as as we were taking up the sanction legislation because it took away some of the flexibility that any administration likes to have. they recognize he gave them additional strength in dealing with our european partners to get tough sanctions against i ran but ultimately lead to negotiations. my point is with russia we are in a very similar situation. this congress has spoken with a very strong voice. these are tough sanctions and it gives the president a much stronger hand but he has got to play the hand. you are going to be

i'm scott van pelt, monday night, the dallas cowboys took on the arizona cardinals. the cowboys off a loss against denver. tough schedule coming up. this was a game that the cowboys needed to get, and they were able to. despite the fact they started very, very slowly. you see 1:15 on the clock when dak prescott takes it into the end zone to tie things up at sevens. prescott had a couple of touchdown passes in the game, and here 21-17, late going in the fourth quarter. ezekiel elliott held to just eight rushing yards in the loss to denver last weekend, had 80 in this one. and that touchdown, as the cowboys knock off the cardinals, 28-17. >>> day game in the boogie down bronx and a bit of history for a team that has got plenty of it. aaron judge, sitting on 48 homers. his opposite field power is just insane. to right center, it's gone. yankees ahead of the orioles 2-0. that tied mark maguire for the rookie home run mark at 49, and this one, at even 50 puts him all by himself. the first ever rookie to hit 50 home runs. judge, incredibly humble young man, didn't want to

sender cardin? -- senator cardin? >> it really is a pleasure to us. the two nominees before i can't think of two more important positions that this committee will consider than the two positions we are considering today. i had a chance to meet with both of our nominees and i found the discussions to be extremely helpful and very encouraging. as to the amount of agreement as to the importance of the assignment and the manner in carryour nominees will the responsibility if confirmed fo. are entitled to a little time off, but you don't seem to want time off from public service. i particularly want to thank your family because this is a family commitment. you have taken on some of the most difficult challenges in our country. russia is really a challenged relationship we have. the attack our democracy and 2016, they invaded ukraine and they still illegally occupy crimea. they support the assad regime in syria. we look forward to you implementing that legislation. our goal is to change russia's behavior, particularly as it reflects u.s. interests. not to h

cardinal maccormack the former archbishop has died.ding across south asia for that the sheehs across south asia for that the sheer‘s monsoon season has been particularly heavy. in all around a1 million people have been affected. there have been calls for calm as the kenyan supreme court annulled the kenyan supreme court annulled the results of the last presidential election and orders a new one. mr kenyatta was declared the winner in last month's poll. now for a look at what else is coming up on bbc news. bin workers have returned to the picket lines as strike action in birmingham resumed after a dealfell apart. wayne rooney is charged with drink—driving. as harry potterfans will know, today is the 1st of september, the day the young witches and wizards of britain had from king's cross to hogwarts for the beginning of a new school year. now it is time for sportsday. hello. i'm 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. here's what's coming up on sportsday. there's a lot at stake in the international break.

the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, has died. he was 85.s for nearly a decade, he was created a cardinal by popejohn paul ii in 2001. 0ur religious affairs correspondent martin bashir looks back at his life. ..may also keep us faithful to our lord jesus christ forever. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor served as the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales from 2000 until 2009. he was a man of great faith and of great fun. he had an infectious laugh, and just loved to be cheerful and to encourage people around him. and it's that very, very positive attitude to life, which he saw as a gift of god, and to the challenges that we all face. his theological acumen was recognised early and he served as rector of the english college in rome before becoming bishop of arundel and brighton. and it was in sussex that he faced his greatest public challenge. god of power and mercy... a local priest, michael hill, had been accused of child sexual abuse. then—bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a chaplain at gatwick airport. hill

cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, the former archbishop of westminster, has died at the age of 85.enya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a new one to be held within 60 days. more than m00 people are left dead after monsoon rains in south asia. the former england football captain wayne rooney, has been charged with drink driving. also in the next hour, more bin misery in birmingham. refuse collectors return to the picket lines as strikes resume after a deal falls apart. he slaughtered the household. the previous week a prostitute, alison sta nton. and, bill nighy is an inspector on the hunt for a victorian serial killer in the limehouse golem. hearjames king's take on this, and the rest of the week's cinema releases, in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the security company gas has suspended nine workers at an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport, for allegedly abusing detainees. and another who now works for the home office — it follows an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme, claiming

there has been cardinal hume, there's been cardinal cormac and now we have cardinal vincent.rbury, profound friendships on a personal level not as was his final wish, cardinal cormac murphy 0'connor‘s body will be committed to a vault in the heart of the cathedral. he wanted to be laid to rest close to the people, where they will regularly pass him and pray for him. let's check out the weather prospects. hello, storm aileen has cleared away eastwards, taking the gales with it, but still some gusty winds for a time this afternoon, especially along the east coast. some persistent rain across eastern parts of scotland, easing eastwards, but behind it, sunshine and showers for much of the country. and still some showers overnight, some more persistent rain sinking its way southwards through scotland, northern england and then into eastern parts of england. there are frequent showers across north—west wales. elsewhere, there will be some clear spells. could be quite a chilly night in the countryside, temperatures into the mid—to—low single figures in some rural spots, so a nip in

i totally respect the pope, and i totally respect the catholic bishops and cardinals on doctrine. this is not about doctrine. this is about the sovereignty of a nation. and in that regard, they're just another guy with an opinion. >> ninan: you can see charley rose's full report sunday on "60 minutes" right here on cbs. still ahead, advice for the 143 million victims of ecof the equifax megahack. >> ninan: the massive cyber attack on the credit report company equifax has already triggered a class action lawsuit and calls for congressional investigation. equifax revealed on thursday that hackers earlier this year stole the personal information of 143 million americans. here's chip reid. >> reporter: equifax keeps track of the credit ratings of american consumers, which means its database is a massive treasure trove of personal information, including birth dates, social security numbers, and addresses. avivah litan is a cyber-security analyst. >> this is basically the irma of data breachs. it's a 10 on a scale of 1-10. >> reporter: for the hackers, it's like finding a gold mine. >>

and while i was there, senator cardin, then speaker cardin, championed a group, a package of six bills that helped to preserve the maryland medicare waiver, which has been a great boone to the state. it has helped maryland although hospital rates seem high, i will say that maryland since that time has had a lower rate of increase in the national average every year since that time. so he has great expertise in this area. this is a time of great uncertainty in health care and we are fortunate to have a u.s. senator who has the depth of experience that senator cardin has. so very pleased -- we are all very pleased at hopkins that senator cardin chose this location. i wanted to introduce elected officials here. senator man know, delegate barkley. i think jenny funt, representing congressman raskin, is also here. with that i want to introduce senator ben cardin. thank you. >> tom thank you very much. let me thank tom lewis and the hopkins family for allowing us to use this opportunity far town hall type meeting which i always enjoy. i thank you for being here. it's an honor to represent you

he stole a home run from the cardinals. the cardinals took a 2-1 lead into the fifth and bumgarner came to the plate. >>> high drive, and it is -- >> oh. >> third of the season, but the cardinals hit three homers in the game, and they beat the giants 7-3. today, giants play in colorado starting at 12:10. >>> all right. time is 4:55. the a's lost to seattle 10-2. they didn't have an answer for the mariner yesterday. they had a no hitter after five innings but matt broke it up in the sixth. >> it is going well toward the left field corner, and he goes back and he leads it, and it is gone. >> that was olson's 12th so much year but the a's couldn't do much more than that. they have lost all six road games. today a's will host the angels starting at 10:5. >>> the 29-year-old man is getting a second chance at life -- martin case met doug at a men's basketball group in sacramento, 15 years ago the two became friends and when martin had kidney failure, doug jumped at the chance to help his friends. doug got tested and he was a matc

who did this,guy he's a cardinals fan. there you go. [laughter] cheese.not show 6:20, another warm day? feeling like fall? not just yet, but it will be coming. it will be refreshing. [laughter] eileen: checking the forecast, it's humid. liking thatbeen humidity this late in september. we are up to 80 degrees by 1:00 p.m., topping out today in the low 80's. more clouds, though i am seeing clear skies from the weatherbug cameras right now and the clouds overall will win out the day. high in the upper 80 bhaskar, factoring in the humidity this will be in the middle of the afternoon when it feels like this with the kids, afterschool sports practice will be stifling for late september, but we have got that cold front coming through and doing double duty, kicking maria out to see, bringing dangerous rip currents, high waves and wind to the outer banks of north carolina with gust year wins tomorrow along delmarva as maria pulls farther out to sea in this cooler air mass settles in. startingsee the change as early as thursday of this beautiful

the cardinals go in front 20- 13. 3rd quarter, a 15-yard touchdown pass pushing cardinals lead, it's 34-34 stanford. bryce love breaks loose for a touchdown run to cap off a career night for love as he rushed for 253 yards. stanford wins, they needed this one, 58 to 34 to snap their two- game losing streak. u> and cal wearing 1970s throw hosted number 5 usc. the bears going for it, cal goes up 10-3. early 4th quarter, 16-13 trojans. he's hit and the ball pops right into the hands of a trojans defender. that's one of six turnovers in the game by the bears, and after another cal turnover for the next possession, usc put the game away with a touchdown pass. the trojans win handing the bears their first loss of year. >>> and utah state fans had plenty of reasons to cheer in their visit to san jose state. 2nd quarter 21-0 aggies. it's fumbled and returned for a 38-yard touchdown. utah state crushes san jose state 61-10 as the spartans fall to 1 and 4 on the season. s.un dcwhat a night for agt hq it88th edminute, off the free k mullens scored his fourth goal of the game. san jose is now ti

the cardinals pretty much the same thing.ey want to do something they want the message to be heard. but any also want it to be a message of unity. well find that out in a few minutes. just ahead of kick-off as you talked about a lot of people pouring into the stadium. nobody wanted to be late. when you talk to the fans they tell you i'm curious to see what happens here. i'm not letting it mold how i feel about the game or the league. but i do after this weekend want to see what's going on. we also know that as the teams warmed up there was no indication of what was going to happen here tonight. but a lot of people anticipating that both of these teams are going to do something to show their support, raj. should be an interesting start to the game tonight here in arizona. >> okay jay gray reporting for us before the cowboys cardinals game on monday night football. a lot of people tuning in for that as well. thank you jay. >>> one of the current 49ers remains close with colin kaepernick. tonight he wrote an op-ed for "the new y

the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, has died. he was 85.urch in england and wales for nearly a decade, he was created a cardinal by popejohn paul ii in 2001. our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir looks back at his life. may also keep us faithful to our lord jesus christ forever. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor served as the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales from 2000 until 2009. he was a man of great faith and of great fun. he had an infectious laugh, and just loved to be cheerful and to encourage people around him. and it's that very, very positive attitude to life, which he saw as a gift of god, and to the challenges that we all face. his theological acumen was recognised early and he served as rector of the english college in rome before becoming bishop of arundel and brighton. and it was in sussex that he faced his greatest public challenge. god of power... a local priest, michael hill, had been accused of child sexual abuse. then bishop murphy—o'connor decided to redeploy him as a chaplain at gatwick ai

still to come: tributes to cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor — the man who led the roman catholic churcheived the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: kenya's electoral commission has come under heavy criticism after the supreme court annulled the results of last month's presidential election, citing irregularities. the devastating floods across large parts of south—east asia have killed at least 14,100 people. "1,400 people. floodwaters in houston may barely have begun to recede,

decade, made a cardinal by pope john paul for nearly a decade, made a cardinal by popejohn paul ii in is risk of a humanitarian catastrophe according to antonio guterres. he says he's concerned by reports of excesses during operations for security. according to the un nearly a0,000 refugees from myanmar‘s minority have crossed into neighbouring bangladesh. a00 have died. they are fleeing fighting between insurgents and burmese security forces. here is jonathan head. two days ago, people are swarming across, wading, swimming, carrying what they can. this dramatic exodus continuing even now speaks of a terrible conflict on the other side. inside the state, they are watching and recording from a safe distance the destruction of village after village. myanmar security forces wipe out the communities they believe harbert rohingya militants who last week launched armed attacks on the police. bangladesh doesn't wa nt on the police. bangladesh doesn't want them but the rohingyas haven't stopped coming. a stream of humanity, all telling the same terrible stories. of homes burnt, husbands shot

ca cardinals and the giants going at it tonight. we also have the get the scoop ice cream truck and look who is in that truck. raj and jess passing out the free ice cream. how are you guys doing tonight? are you surprised by this ice cream? >> ice cream. >> what do you think about the ice cream? >> it's good. >> janelle and garvin, fun night out here tonight. but serious heat in the next couple of days. >> and last time you were out there, you brought ice cream back, can we count on it again? >> i will work my magic. >>> the reason the storm's fallout may be reaching all the way to the bay area. a smuggling fugitive caught in australia, brought back to the u.s. australian officials hand- delivered him to u.s marsh >>> happening now on the run for 30 years a smuggling fugitive caught in australia. and on our twitter feet, more on that dump truck that overturned. crash has closed all lanes between 680 and dris kol avenue. harvey -- appear to be trickling down to the pump. gas prices are jumping nationwide. ==vo== >>> the effects of hu

there has been cardinal hume, there's been cardinal cormac and now we have cardinal vincent. as was his final wish, cardinal cormac murphy 0'connor‘s body will be committed to a vault in the heart of the cathedral. he wanted to be laid to rest close to the people, where they will regularly pass him and pray for him. well, we have news of another debut in the arts world — but this one involves a robot called yumi. last night he conducted an orchestra in the italian city of pisa for the first time — leading the lucca philarmonic, accompanied by the italian tenor, andrea bocelli. even the normal — human — conductor was impressed — praising the robot's "fluidity of movement", and "incredible nuance of expression". 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports. welcome to this evening's performance. andrea bocelli, the luca philharmonic orchestra... and your conductor, yumi. yumi is, as you can see, a robot. and while he needs a bit of manhandling to get to the podium, once he is there, he's off! music. and it tookjust 17 hours of sometimes very frustrating practice with andrea boc

the cardinals and cowboys meet before the anthem then stood up for the song

and what does the president himself have to say about the events of the cowboys cardinals games one of course he tweeted on the matter in the last few hours according to trump it's the loudest booing he had ever heard so let's see what the rest of the social media response was to the cowboys approach and turn your friends commenting on the crowd of booing here even though the kneeling purchased was actually before the anthem he says it's not about how you protest but what you are protesting. says this was never about the flag comments on the anger shown by some even though the cowboys now before the anthem so we've heard from social commentators but how about an actual cowboys fan or this one is particularly disappointed going so far as to say that heart is broken and if you were watching yesterday we told you about this hash tag that president trump had tried to start stand for and some of the last twenty four hours we saw around two hundred thousand tweets particularly here across the southern states but also into florida and right up the east coast the rival hash tag take a knee att

this is carson palmer for the cardinals.owed up in a unicorn uniform to which i respond, what's wrong with that? >> this is typical. that's you when you walk in the office. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." puerto rico's governor is calling for more help. recovering from hurricane maria. he said the island isitarian worst catastrophe in history. >>> and "monday night football." the dallas cowboys knelt down on the field before the game with the cardinals. the cardinals stood arm in arm through the anthem. the show of unity followed president trump's criticism of players who demonstrate on the field. >>> hundreds of people attended a vigil at the nashville church where a gunman opened fire during sunday's service. one woman was killed, seven more people were wounded. the motive for that shooting, still unknown. >>> you may be able to visit the florida keys as soon as this sunday. the first cruise ships returned to key west al

the cardinals fans would like it later. but not early. brandon crawford last night, back in new york took a home run away from him making sure nobody got them tonight as he drove it. 2-1 homer. look at the look she had. number 13. later, like ninth inning, 6 runs in the cardinals working a 5-5 tie. that is stephen piscotty, stanford man. 2-1 homer. >>> no better for the a's in seattle. he's looking pretty good, former seahawks coach. and bam, the a's get off 2 quick runs in the first inning. they have had trouble of late. jed lowrie, double machine. that's is 41st year. -- the mariners score all of their runs all 3 of them in the third. and kyle seager with the ever exciting fly. however, exciting for the a's there because they get robbie out. at third base. no more runs by either team. and it's a 3-to final. it would be a letdown, world cup next year, and team usa nowhere to be found. that is a distinct possibility right now. as they lose on home turf again. there is problems for the squad. as they are clinging to third place in the seri

neither the cowboy ors cardinals had a -- cowboys or cardinals ever had a player kneel. and the singer of the anthem jordin sparks protested in her own way with a bible verse written on her hand. tonight president trump tweeted quote tremendous backlash against the nfl and its players for disrespect of our country, stand for our anthem. >>> tonight some bay area students delivered a message on the field at the a's game. christin ayers was there. >> reporter: it sounded like the openingto any major league baseball game but looked like this. middle school musicians with the oakland unified school districts honor band kneeling together as they played. this father watched his son and daughter proudly from the stands. >> it's not against a protest about the national anthem, but it's ensuring our constitution and country's rights are guaranteed to all because historically that's not been the case. >> reporter: but it didn't sit well with everyone. witnesses heard some in the stand swearing at students as they knelt, and some fans said this was neither the time or place. >> tak

cardin: absolutely.at wod reduce our income tax rates to the lowest among the industrial nations of the world by introducing a progressive consumption tax. is more progressive than our current tax credit. we have come up with proposals and we hope there will be an opportunity for us to go over those proposals. our bottom line is that middle income families have to be treated fairly. let's talk about how we are dealing with child credits and earned income tax credits and those parts of the tax code that help middle income families. well so want to make sure we are not adding to the debt because middle income families are the ones who get hurt the most. david: i don't expect you to negotiate with me, but to add a point of illustration, when you are doubling the standard principle is that in the sort of thing that the democrats could agree to because that does help middle-class families? isolation,: taken in you are correct, but it has other impacts. what impact does it have on the value of real estate, bec

the cowboys beat the cardinals 28-17. except the giants, are now two and one. >> sunday ago eagle victory not without it losses, cox and fletcher, biggest hit, darren sproles, found out yesterday the 34 year old is done for the season. sproles tore his acl and broke his arm, on the same play. that now means the eagles will be without perhaps their most dynamic threat both on offense and special teams. so much for speculation, sproles might hang him up. he sent this tweet out last night saying thanks to everyone, for all your continued prayers and well wishes. hashtag the come back will be real. and stay tuned. sproles ranks eighth all time in all purpose yardage. nominees are in. the polls are open. here are your options. cbs-3 friday football frenzy game of the week. academy park at chichester, we have pennwood at interboro. and florence at holy cross. you can vote at cbsphilly.com/ frenzy. we will announce the winner on wednesday night. sixers opening training camp tonight in camden. expectations haven't been this high

the cardinals come back in the next inning. martinez dropped the double between hernandez and williamson to score tommy. cardinals win 7-3 to take 3 of 4 in the series. >>> things have gotten so bad for the as they can't even get help from their own fans. matt chapman not happy with this guy in seattle. 4-1 in the 7th. henafgefge -- henager was 3 of 4. >>> josh rosen led a comeback for the ages against texas a&m. under a minute to play, finds jordan for the game-winning pass. bruins come back from a 34- point third-quarter deficit to stun the aggies 45-44. >>> and two labor day afternoon games, both the giants and the as, 12:10 giants and a little past 1:00 for the as for their game. kpix 5 sport. >>> in cleveland, police officers and paramedics say they will not hold up a massive american flag at the start of the browns season opener because of this. the moment when nearly a dozen browns players took a knee during the national anthem happened last month during a home game against the new york giants. the team's management insi

cowboys and the cardinals.atue of pat tillman, a man who lost his life serving his country. he made a choice to leave the nfl and put on his country's uniform. salute one another and hold hands but do it outside. >> some of these athletes claim to be strong christians, i believe they are. but they need to remember the words of jesus, render to ceasar the things that are ceasar's, and to god those things that are god's. they demands our respect and obedience. it's christian thing to do to respect not trash your governing authorities. lou: they are saying many of these people by the dozens say they don't like donald trump. >> it's worse than that. they are calling him a bum. it's unbelievable to show that kind of disrespect. i was very critical of president obama, but i was critical of his policies. i never criticized him percent personally. what they are doing is reprehensible. lou: so much is invested in the nfl. season ticket holders. the very idea that this is going on because this president had the temerity

the cardinals would to back to win but hernandez grabs your play of the day. it's 6:26. >>> coming up, moving day for the diplomats. we were there as the russians packed up their post and fbi agents moved in. >>> labor unions are using labor day to rally for higher minimum wage standards. i have a preview of what is to come. keep "deferred action for childhood arrivals" -- or >> i'm not going anywhere. that's the first thing i'm going to say, and i'm not just saying that for myself but everyone who will be more vulnerable. we're going to organize. >>> president trump is expected to announce if he will keep deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, nor place. >> this is one of the biggest fires in our entire history. >>> crews are making progress on the latuna fire. it's 30% contained, and all mandatory evacuation are lifted. >>> the united states has issued a warning to north korea, threatening massive military response as the regime claimed it successfully completed its most powerful nuclear tests to date. >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, septem

i totally respect the pope and i totally respect the catholic bishops and cardinals on doctrine.his is not about doctrine. this is about the sovereignty of a nation. and in that regard, they're just another guy with an opinion. >> rose: so how do you want to be perceived, you today? because you have a media image. >> bannon: the media image, i think is pretty accurate. i'm a street fighter. that's what i am. >> rose: you're more than that. >> bannon: no, i think i'm a street fighter. and by the way, i think that's why donald trump and i get along so well. donald trump's a fighter. great counter puncher. great counter puncher. he's a fighter. i'm going to be his wing man outside for the entire time, to protect. >> rose: you will not be attacking donald trump? >> bannon: no, our-- our purpose is to support donald trump. by the way-- >> rose: and destroy his enemies? >> bannon: to make sure his enemies know that there's no free shot on goal. by the way, after the charlottesville situation, that's what i told general kelly, i was the only guy that came out and tried to defend him. i

the cardinals locking arms while standing together for the national anthem. the dallas cowboys, meanwhile, with owner jerry jones walked on to the field with locked arms, then took a knee before eventually standing for the national anthem and after the cowboy's win, he explained the actions. >> we want to stand and respect the flag. make no mistake about that. nothing we've done, nothing we did tonight says anything other than that. the but we also, as a complete team and those players and organization want to be able to when we can, demonstrate that unity is important, and quality is important. >> that was a clear shot at trump. sitting on the knee like that because you just can't do that. that's super des respectful. >> we want to show unity. we don't agree what the president said. we just wanted to show we weren't going to be divided by that. >> sunday steelers lineman was the lone player on the team to come out for the national anthem. a former army ranger serving three tours in afghanistan. his jersey became the best-seller overnight. he says it's actual

and the cardinals. the boos from the stands. now, the president tonight saying there should be a new rule for nfl players. >>> the plan to kill obamacare. the effort is dead tonight. the president angry. there will be no vote. susan collins and lisa murkowski revealing tonight why they were not convinced. >>> the fbi arrests tonight. four coaches in the ncaa, big name schools. and what they're accused of. >>> and we have news on o.j. simpson tonight. set to go free in just days. what the paperwork reveals. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with what authorities are calling a humanitarian disaster in puerto rico. more than 3 million american citizens live there. and tonight, the president is asked, was he preoccupied with the nfl and his tweets? the president tweeting 24 times about the nfl, but he did not tweet about puerto rico over the weekend. tonight, he's defending himself, and the white house releasing this photo of a meeting in the situation room, to signal they are

game with the hours and the cardinals but the crowd didn't respond positively. he said as they take it easy collectively lose twenty of. them the sellout crowd in arizona the players then rose to stand together while the national anthem played as did the arizona cardinals on friday don't trumpet call for players who are now in protest to racial injustice in the united states to be fired more than two hundred knelt all sides during sunday's game. meanwhile the n.f.l. player who were paid to defy his pittsburgh steelers teammates during the national anthem said that wasn't his intention the steelers chose to remain in the locker room while it played but allen hundred for a new way for an army veteran says he became separated from the squad while trying to get a glimpse of the flag from the tunnel because of that i've made. it bad and that is my fault and that is my fault only i've made my teammates look bad and that is my fault my fault only. bad and that is my fault and my fault only show and willingly i have made a mistake. well the n.b.a. is also been embroiled