and a reminder of krasnodar chelsea there too — still leading 1—0. bbc sport website throughout the evening. those the english clubs in action then — but there's no doubt that the glamour tie is in turin tonight — withjuventus hosting barcelona. but the eagerly anticipated match—up between christiano ronaldo and lionel messi has been put on hold, withjuventus‘ ronaldo returning another postive coronavirus test result. and well it's also been a pretty turbulent 24 hours for barcelona after their president resigned... patrick gearey has this report. at barcelona, the tactics and manoeuvring isn't restricted to the pitch. power lies behind frosted glass but for some time it has been draining away for the president. the resignation of the man who has won the club for six years would be big news a nyway the club for six years would be big news anyway but his final years in office will echo around europe. translation: today i can announce an extraordinary news that will change the colour‘s revenue prospects for the colour‘s revenue prospects for the coming

>> chelsea -- chelsea grammar.e team you on your grammar. >> jimmy: do you have your halloween costume yet? if not, you could be chelsea grammar. >> that's it >> jimmy: i'm just saying. are you a halloween person i feel like you were and now you're not >> it's weird that you would think that, but i'm not into dressing up. i feel like it's degrading you know what i mean >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm not into costumes you're a good sport, and i don't have a good sport attitude i'm kind of like a scrooge when it comes to people telling me what to do on a certain day of the year i take offense to that [ laughter ] it's like christmas, "no, don't tell me when i'm supposed to give my friends and family gifts and celebrate something i don't each believe in. >> jimmy: i agree with you "mother, don't tell me what you want for christmas that's the whole idea -- no, i'm giving a gift. i'm just giving and either you take it and 'go wow, okay.'" >> yeah. >> jimmy: you get what you get >> this christmas is going to be different because

i would favour chelsea to get out of the group in battle it out for the top spot., there is a tougher group than this, there is a tougher group than this, the lost their opening home game and put them under quite a bit of pressure. they did brilliantly to get out of the group but they ended up get out of the group but they ended up in the spot which lasted against munich. at the shows you how crucial it is to determine the group. so, i would fancy them to the top two spots and, you know, let's wait and see all plays out tonight. many thanks indeed you can hear more on bbc radio tonight. no crowds will see either united or chelsea in those opening matches in the champions league. but fans will be allowed in to watch group games elsewhere in europe — rennes one of those for example. with news on thatjoe lynskey is with me tonight. and joe you've also got news on a return to the biggest stage for hungarian side ferencvaros. and it's a tough introduction for them too. yeah and john we start with a look at an intriguing group g — one which will eventually see barcelona'

thank you. >> trevor: thank you so much, chelsea.l take a quick break but for tonight, but before we go -- we're partnering with world central kitchen for their new chefs for the polls program. they're activating local food trucks, restaurants, and caterers, owned and operated primarily by people of color, to serve food to people in voting lines, especially in underserved communities where voting lines are historically longer. if you can help out in any way, then all you need to do is donate at the link below. until tomorrow -- stay safe out there, wear a mask, and remember -- don't tear out your neighbor's yard sign. just take a pen and explain your opposing views on the other side. let's have a conversation, people! then we can fight. now, here it is -- your moment of zen. >> when he says he wants to go out into that crowd and give everyone the kiss, remember the godfather? he's giving you a kiss, all right. it's -- ( speaking foreign language ) >> like in the godfather, we made the peace. >> no more illusions to the godfather. ( l

chelsea phaire has a passion for the arts. - i want to inspire other kids to make a difference in theorld and do whatever they can to help each other. (gentle music) - [lester] the 11 year old is certainly making a difference. in her spare time at home, chelsea has been busy putting together art kits filled with everything from crayons to paper to glue, and donating these kits to kids in homeless shelters and foster care homes. - well, we just need a world of our own to escape to, which art is the pathway to that very world. it has such a great healing power. there's no limit when it comes to art. the only limit is your imagination and how far it can stretch. - [celebrants] art is health! (celebrants cheer) - [lester] the mission started on her 10th birthday last summer when she asked friends and family to donate art supplies instead of gifts. before the virus outbreak, chelsea delivered kits in-person to shelters and even got some other students to join in. - it's like i'm painting. i have a paint person i'm painting love all over, love and peace all over my hand and just slapping it

the breakthrough finally came for chelsea in the second half.n chilwell, and his premier league debut for the club. an opportunity came and he made sure he did not miss the second time. delivered by chilwell, the big signing was proving his worth. it was an effortlessly sent home goal from the spot. he insisted on taking the fourth after a foul. and he made it ha rd to fourth after a foul. and he made it hard to argue his point. roy hodgson‘s side were starved of chances so a clean sheet for chelsea on their sixth consecutive league win against palace. of pieces falling into place. i do think people have to remain calm and that is why i'm going to remain calm after the 4—0, i'm not going tojump up after the 4—0, i'm not going tojump up and down and that is how i to be because i can't get caught up in that. i can't get upset or down. we exceeded expectations last year and got credit for coming forth and fair play, i think, got credit for coming forth and fair play, ithink, because got credit for coming forth and fair play, i think, because of the

chelsea were also victorious against russian side krasnodar.front pages to the back pages, you can't keep marcus rashford out of the headlines. his manchester united team were soon ahead against leipzig, a first champions league goal for mason greenwood, stilljust 19. with the composure beyond his years. but after the break, off the bench, enter rashford, with stunning results. his first was initially ruled out for offside but replays show he was on. cue the celebration. barely a minute later, guess what? the second for rashford and united were out of sight. after an anthony martial penalty, rashford duly completed a remarkable hat—trick. an unforgettable night for him and a 5—0 win for united. in russia, meanwhile, just look at this. more than 10,000 home fans cheering on krasnodar against chelsea. although the visitors in pink one an early penalty, jorginho spluttered from the spot. it was an early letter which the krasnodar keeper clearly enjoyed, but societies say he did not enjoy theirs, callum hudson—odoi putting chelsea ahead, to the del

chelsea's big—money line—up is still a work in progress. manchester united in their last away game would be a test. butjust for the first half, it seems, which was devoid of both drama and goals. the breakthrough finally came for chelsea in the second half. then chill well on his premier league debut for the club. an opportunity came and the player made sure he did not miss the second time. delivered, the big signing was proving his worth. abraham got close to a third but it was another player who effortlessly sent at home. so effortlessly sent at home. so effortless that he insisted on taking the fourth after a foul. and he made it hard to argue his point. roy hodgson‘s side were starved of chances. a sixth consecutive win against palace. meanwhile in the championship when rooney showed he has not lost his touch, scoring the only goal of the game. they left it late as the player coach curled home this free kick with just three minutes to go. that was after a penalty was missed by the home side. it is derby's first point of the season as th

there was less excitement at stamford bridge but that was almost what chelsea wanted.heir defensive issues this season, edouard mendy was brought in from rennes and kept sevilla at bay in what was a cagey first half. the europa league holders at the break, trying to shake things up, but neither side could find a breakthrough. chelsea had the better chances as it finished 0—0. a rare clean sheet for frank lampard's side. not the win they wanted but perhaps the result they needed. katie gornall, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the economics correspondent for the telegraph lizzy burden and the deputy political editor of pa harriet line . tomorrow's front pages start

less excitement at stamford bridge that was almost what chelsea wanted. their defective issues this season after their defective issues this season edward was brought in and kept them it was a cagey first half. the europa league holders were trying to shake things up. notice i could find a breakthrough. chelsea had the better chances in a rare clea n had the better chances in a rare clean sheet from frank's side. not when they wanted but the they needed. so confirmation of those results while elsewhere lionel messi was among the scorers for barcelona in their? win over hunagarian's ferencvaros, and alavaro morata scored both forjuventus in their victory over dynamo kyiv. for all the scores and reaction head to the bbc sport website. holders bayern munich will be without serge gnabry for their opening match against atletico madrid tomorrow after he tested positive for covid—19. it came after he trained with his team mates earlier this afternoon with the german club releasing a statement saying the 25—year—old is in good health and is now self—isolating at

chelsea have just been put back ahead.ted. rangers manager steven gerrard says his side won't get carried away after brushing celtic aside in the first old firm derby of the season. the 2—nil win takes them four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, having played a game more. conor goldson grabbed both goals for rangers at celtic park. it was the first derby to be played without fans. in the other games, dundee utd 0—0 aberdeen, stjohnstone have a 3—2 lead at hamilton, livingston i—3 kilmarnock and ross county 0—0 hibernian. st mirren‘s match against motherwell had to be postponed, after a third positive covid—i9 test left the home side with only eight available outfield players. the second half of rugby league's challenge cup final is under way at wembley. leeds rhinos and salford red devils. leeds went ahead at half—time with this try. at salford have just scored again and it is currently 12-10 to scored again and it is currently 12—10 to leeds which is live on bbc one at the moment. it's been a fantastic

if you don't your financial correspondent charles the delay is in frankfurt for us chelsea the steel business has been tough for quite some time prices are low it's difficult to make a profit what does liberty see interest. it's true that it's very much a difficult time to be any steelmaker even before coronavirus every european still maker was really struggling with overcapacity in the industry the cost of transitioning to more climate friendly production as well as these trade tensions between the e.u. with the us the e.u. and china all of these. problems have really impacted the industry as well so what we've seen is really a push for consolidation in the industry and this is really what liberty is looking for and his encrypt is that together they might be a stronger competitor and this really difficult market right now. has tried to sell off this business before a merge merge it's still business and they really pointed to the benefits the cost

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - chelsea handler, senator bernie sanders musical guest the war on drugs and featuring the legendary roots crew and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's your fault, yeah oh my goodness oh, hey. thank you very much, everyone. thank you. on a friday! that's some friday love right there. thank you. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. let's get to the news and jokes. well, guys, everyone is still talking about last night's presidential debate. but based on the early ratings, it had about 7 million fewer viewers than the first one it's not that 7 million people chose not to watch, it's that after the first debate they left the country [ laughter ] but based on some snap polls, trump won the debate by 98% to 2% that's according to the fair polling site

delaney chelsea welcome to the program the u.s. president apparently feeling better the outlook for the u.s. economy is still pretty grim but our markets making of that picture on monday morning. so markets have gotten off to a more optimistic start this week from where they ended on friday when there was a lot of concern about the health of donald trump. president trump is expected to be released from the hospital today so that's easing some of the concerns that we could potentially see more political disruption but i would just stress that there are still a lot of a lot of questions and a lot of really negative potential scenarios for the u.s. and for the global economy we still have a very disputed election about a month ahead congress is not anywhere closer to a stimulus package we have the rising number of corona virus infection so still a lot of uncertainty for the markets to delay me in frankfurt thank you. let's take a look at the auto sector not all the problems since the start of the year for carmakers have well been docu

right chelsea do indeed there in frankfurt and staying in europe infections are rising businesses are afraid the comment has long expected a 2nd wave of coke in $1000.00 cases in the fall and now it appears to be happening has turned into a hot spot prompting authorities here to introduce stricter closing times for restaurants and bars things are even worse in neighboring france which reported a new all time high with almost 19000 new infections in a single day and paris all bars and cafes must remain closed for 2 weeks and other cities in france could follow suit in the belgian capital brussels to all bars and cafes have to close for a month a scotland has ordered the closure of pubs and larger cities such as edinburgh the whole of britain could soon join in meanwhile in italy it's now mandatory to wear face masks in public even outdoors and poland might even introduce a state of emergency this weekend to keep its soaring case numbers under control. well spain has been one of the hardest hit european countries throughout this pandemic its economy plummeted 18 percent the 2nd quarter

or for another story i'm joined by our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt to chelsea good to have you with us what exactly is illegal about google's business model according to the government. there's no doubt that google is the dominant name and search advertising that's really not disputed but what is illegal the government says about about this is the methods that google is using to maintain that monopoly and they really focused in on google's relationships with other companies for example the relationship it has with apple to be the main pre-dawn loaded search engine on all i phones they say that google pays about $10000000000.00 to have every year to have that relationship and they also looked at other contracts that google has with other businesses like samsung 800 t. in the way that they and some cases exclude these companies from working with any other search advertiser so they're saying that google it really is using its wealth using its power to exclude other search engine average search engine platforms from having a shot at about the mark at no if is that

over antonio at chelsea.s going to be leaving somewhere unknown, but we do know where yet. is been the united target but how difficult is it that they did not get that over the line and why did they not get it of the line? he should have been off to manchester united and they were not going to lower their asking price which is over £2 million, dominant of maintaining throughout and they have no interest in selling sancho, they have no need to sell sancho and united missed out on him and they have been engaged in the scramble to get deals of the line and that is where cavani comes in, everyone knew he was available in united presumably thought he was the back—up option that they can get done fairly quickly and that is why they have ended up with cavani rather than sancho. well we've had some comments in on social media using the hashtag bbc football — lots of them are about manchester united. joe wedgewood says why aren't united in for antonio rudiger? surely would be a straightforward move. club in disarray.

see her yet but there we are chelsea good to see you please tell me what exactly was perjurious role in the opioid crisis. well according to prosecutors purges role was really as the architect of this crisis since purdue introduced oxycontin the market in the mid ninety's we've seen more than 450000 people die in the united states from opioid overdoses so it's been a true public health tragedy in the united states purdue in particular was extremely aggressive and marketing and marketing these opioid painkillers and the new basically from the start that they were highly addictive but they played down the risks that they said that oxycontin was actually less addictive than other pain killers that there wasn't a higher risk of people overdosing from it and so all of this really points to the fact that they knew about these risks and went forward with pushing the drug anyways now we know that the company is bankrupt i mean how much of an impact will this actually have well critics have already come out very strongly against this including many state attorney generals. the government has

of a mall it's bringing financial market correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt good morning chelsea so u.b.s. profit is doubling under the bank managed to do that amid the pandemic. well it's really working in u.b.s. this favor they are the bank of the wealthy you so very relieved benefiting from 1st off the big boom and trading that's really lifting a lot of banks they saw trading revenues so trading of stocks and bonds among their clients that was up about 40 percent in this quarter and they also were able to bring in a lot more money from wealthy clients for their asset management business as well so even though they are facing other threats the obviously the economic impact of the coronavirus the low interest rates around the world they are really being boosted by the activity among their wealthy clients so u.b.s. is profiting from wealthy clients so what's the broader picture for the sick old bungs doing this well there's definitely a split in the banking sector and it to some degree reflects the split we've seen in the broader economy of banks that are very much focused on on

let's get more from our markets correspondent chelsea to many in frankfurt chelsea markets across the globe very upbeat about donald trump leaving the hospital but experts in the u.s. saying that the president isn't out of the woods yet so all that optimism could be premature. it's certainly could there's still clearly a lot of uncertainty around donald trump's health and how long it will take for him to fully recover whether there will be a long term impact from the virus but it does of course remove some of. the some of these worst case scenarios that traders and investors have really been fearing it does remove the prospect of a lot of chaos in the white house so that it has helped people feel a little bit more comfortable but i think also the progress that's being made on stimulus talks in the u.s. it's definitely helping to boost markets as well republicans and democrats have been negotiating for stimulus for several weeks now but they we've heard from really both sides of the aisle democrats like speaker nancy pelosi but also trump and some of his white house officials as well a

and more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea to lanie chelsea good to see you the e.u. has said that it will seek a negotiation is the u.s. interested what are the likelihoods here. the outcome of this is going to depend a large degree on the outcome of the november elections so the e.u. likely won't go forward with these tariffs until after the november election because that could very clearly change the dynamics between the u.s. and the e.u. in terms of train to go she. the e.u. says that it doesn't want to impose these tariffs at all what they want is for the u.s. to take off the tariffs that they imposed as part of the airbus case last year and those have been heading really a broad range of industries french wine italian she has all sorts of things so they want those to be gone the white house the trumpet ministration has been quite reluctant to do that they've been negotiating over this for over a year now and they really haven't made any headway but if joe biden does win the election it could open the door to a longer term settlement for this ver

financial correspondent chelsea delaney is in frankfurt for us chelsea the steel business has long been quite tough prices are low it's difficult to make a profit what does liberty see interest in comp. well the bernie really seized his and present as a way to build scale so that they could potentially take on all of these challenges that the industry is facing and it's not just the coronavirus which has severely impacted demand for steel but it's also longer term problems they are dealing with the immense cost to transition away from. non-sustainable energy sources they are dealing with a lot of cheap imports from asia they're dealing with trade tensions on really many fronts so what these steel producers need is a lot more a lot more sales so that they can find other efficiencies and potentially be stronger competitors and that's mark at chelsea living in frankfurt thank you it is to friends now where the government is fearing that the covert 19 crisis could create a lost generation among the young with the country's g.d.p. shrinking expected to shrink by roughly a 5th this year about

so everton stay top, with liverpool second, but chelsea missed the chance to move into the top four thisn, surrendering a 2—0 lead to draw 3—3 with southampton. chelsea were flying thanks to two strikes from timo werner, his first premier league goals since joining in the summer. but southampton weren't about to lay down, and theo walcott‘s shot was turned in by danish defender jannik vestergaard in injury time. and their manager was pleased with the team's resilience. arsenal also lost ground today. they were beaten by manchester city at the etihad. raheem sterling with the only goal of the game in the first half. the only goal of the game arsenal are fifth, but cityjump to tenth after the win. and there's one more game to come tonight, can manchester united bounce back from their 6—1 hammering at the hands of spurs in their last league match? they're away at newcastle. rangers have gone four points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after easing to victory in the first old firm derby to be played without fans. celtic were missing several players through covid restri

joined joined now for more on that by arthur sullivan from our business team here in berlin and by chelsea delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt good day to both of you are there president trump calling off the talks with the democrats what does this mean for the aid that's needed right now to get unemployment down and said about 8 percent right now well brian in the short term remains the it is obviously not coming and at the moment a lot of the economic data coming from the us suggests that the recovery is not just slowing it has stopped so it's quite urgent for various businesses for households and obviously for unemployed people to get money through as quickly as possible because when you are in shortfalls in these situations delay is not your friend even if you may have hopes of recovering in the longer term if you don't get the money in the short term it's no good so for example a lot of the unemployment benefits which were processed during the 1st wave of relief which was in the earlier stage the pandemic that dried up or end your life so households and unemployed people

chelsea were flying thanks to two strikes from timo werner, his first premier league goals since joiningt southampton weren't about to lay down, and theo walcott‘s shot was turned in by danish defender jannik vestergaard in injury time. there are two more matches today. and raheem sterling has given manchester city the lead over arsenal. the second half is about to start at the etihad stadium. and later this evening, can manchester united bounce back from their 6—1 hammering at the hands of spurs in their last league match? they're away at newcastle. rangers have gone four points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after easing to victory in the first old firm derby to be played without fans. celtic were missing several players through covid restrictions, but they were soundly beaten, as ben croucher reports. goal! and celtic have the goal! the importance of football in the city is etched into the granite. but without the cauldron bubbling with the old firm crackle, this is a fixture that always has meaning. always anyway after the defending champions were stunned insi

and chelsea's new goal keeper edouard mendy has returned to the club after injuring his right thigh while could be back in around ten days. while fans are kept out of elite level football in the uk, 20,000 will be allowed in to germany's eifel grand prix this weekend as lewis hamilton tries to equal michael schumacher‘s record of 91 formula one victories. his mercedes team though, have been hit with two positive covid tests. but our f1 reporterjennie gow told me it wouldn't impact hamilton's chances and many are expecting this to be an historical weekend for the british driver. today in germany as well on the track which is quite synonymous with michael schumacher would be a fitting place as any to be doing not recall that record. it means that we will go onto the next track where he could then beat the record. but it's a phenomenal target wherever he and he will do it. everybody in the world will look up and say, we have a very talented driver on her hand. in closing in on the seven world title when will we see that you think? well, before the russian grand prix i think was cantering tow

chelsea now with four clea n scoresheet. foot of the table without a win so far this season. in formula 1, va ltteri bottas far this season. in formula 1, valtteri bottas will on pole position for the emilia romagna grand prix on the weekend where mercedes could win a seventh formula 1 constructors championship, va ltteri bottas 1 constructors championship, valtteri bottas taking advantage of a messy final lap by lewis hamilton, doesn't happen very often, to take pole on a track which hasn't hosted a grand prix for 14 years. hamilton has a commanding 77 point lead at the top of the standings and not predicting a thrower tomorrow but you just feel, his possession towards the seventh formula 1 title appearing a formality. valtteri bottas will be the man to beat when he starts on pole on sunday. never easy, pole positions, and i really enjoy on this track, it is beautiful. i know i had to improve in the last lap and i found those small gains that were needed and it isa small gains that were needed and it is a great feeling when

as frank lampa rd appealed for chelsea's fa ns to lampa rd appealed for chelsea's fans to be patientrgina converted two penalties to make it 4-0. converted two penalties to make it 4—0. also, newcastle beat burnley. transfer news, and manchester united are set to sign the uruguayan striker edison can only. the 33—year—old is due to flooding them on sunday to the move. the deal is yet to be finalised, but it is expected he will sign a two—year contract. cavani is a two—year contract. cavani is a free agent after leaving paris st—germain at the end of last season. in italy, the local health minister has told mapelli they cannot travel to turin sunday match against juventus after two players and one staff member tested positive for coronavirus. juventus say cristiano ronaldo and co will be on the pitch for clu b and co will be on the pitch for club is ready to play the match. that is despite two members of the club testing positive for the virus. problems also in the nfl, as the new england patriots game against kansas city chiefs was postponed against multiple positive tests. patriots

less excitement at stamford bridge that was almost what chelsea wanted.s a cagey first half. the europa league holders were trying to shake things up. notice i could find a breakthrough. chelsea had the better chances in a rare clean sheet from frank's side. not when they wanted but the they needed. so confirmation of those results while elsewhere lionel messi was among the scorers for barcelona in their? win over hunagarian's ferencvaros, and alavaro morata scored both forjuventus in their victory over dynamo kyiv. for all the scores and reaction head to the bbc sport website. holders bayern munich will be without serge gnabry for their opening match against atletico madrid tomorrow after he tested positive for covid—i9. it came after he trained with his team mates earlier this afternoon with the german club releasing a statement saying the 25—year—old is in good health and is now self—isolating at home. aberdeen are up to third in the scottish premiership after a 4—2 win over bottom side hamilton at pittodrie. ryan edmondson scored twice for aberdeen wh

chelsea worked at the centre as an apprentice.ack for minor things. it started to get that he was bullying, being aggressive and he was hurting them and in one of the videos you can hear the dog crying. this is one of the videos chelsea secretly filmed at one staff member between november to december last year. you may find these images distressing. dog yelps. i dreaded going in. i sat waiting to go home, because they cannot do anything right from wrong. chelsea said she challenged what she was seeing in an attempt to stop the diffuse. i said, that enough you don't need to raise your hands. and he said, bleep is coupled to their plugs to the day care centre to be trained, but after recognising a negative turn in their behaviour, they removed them from the centre. they went backwards. we got them to a point where we did actually have them trained. they were doing well and they knew when to go to the back door to be let out. all of a sudden they were waking up in the night, yelping and barking, accidents all over the floor. it was l

. >> wait a minute, you got to sit down and chat with chelsea handler.hbo max special called "evolution. i first met chelsea when i was a guest on her show. we became friends in an instant. she's self-deprecating, wildly funny, and as we're aware, often shocking she also has one of the biggest hearts around. >> reporter: for seven seasons, chelsea handler starred in her popular, late-night show "chelsea lately. >> you're not their mother, you're dating. >> reporter: shared her bold take on everything from pop culture to relationships to politics she's the best-selling author of half a dozen books on her life, her antics, and her philosophies, with titles such as "are you there, vodka, it's me, chelsea. shocking and charming her way into stardom and the audience's hearts including my own we may have to address the fact we call each other sissy. >> we're sisters you're sister. i call all the people in my life who are sisters sissy. when i met you and your sister, we bonded over the fact we were so happy to have sisters in our life. >> reporter: now, she's

chelsea now with four clean sheets in a row.moved into the top half of the table after a 1—0 win over sheffield united in the lunchtime kick off. kyle walker's goal against his hometown club proving the difference in what was his 100th league appearance for city. sheffield united remain without a win this season, also in the relegation zone. we're into the closing stages of the first scottish cup semi—final of the season. an extra—time penalty sent hearts into the final as they saw off edinburgh rivals hibernian in a hampden thriller. liam boyce made it 2—1. a bit of a sore one for hibs — they missed a spot—kick of their own just minutes earlier. hearts reach the final for a second consecutive year. celtic and aberdeen play tomorrow. just two matches in the scottish premiership today. nicky clark's double moved dundee united up to fifth, they beat ross county 2—1 and motherwell jump above livingston, to 7th, with a comfortable 2—0 win. callum lang and tony watt with the goals. and valtteri bottas will start on pole at the emilia

chelsea handler saying you are not allowed to vote. that's incredible.re not allowed to vote for joe biden because you are black. that's what you would expect to hear when we were fighting for civil rights. we were not allowed to drink out of certain fountains and not allowed to ride the bus. now we are not allowed to support donald trump. i love when the liberals go crazy because it wakes up more black americans. we will see incredible exit polls. >> sean: barack obama and joe didn't do criminal justice reform or set record low unemployment. they didn't get any of that done. donald trump did. and your area of expertise. the path to 2 seventh. -- 270. the president is building a coalition of african-americans and hispanic-americans and working class voters that maybe the democratic party once had a lock on but they don't anymore. >> well, you are 100% right, sean. you remember this, we started 8 years ago talking about a full-time party in black and hispanic communities not just on election night. we never had a willing partner. we have had a willing par

chelsea, great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> event on the harris seat for quite some time in five days to go so what do you make about where she is going and what she is sayingoi? >> i think it is clear the biden campaign sees in her someone that can reach groups joe biden might not reach in the same way and we seen her go to arizona yesterday and she was in nevada on tuesday she will be in texas tomorrow and she has met with african-american communities, latino community leaders and this has been true since she was added to the ticket so it doesn't deviate from what were hearing and i think who she is speaking to really reflects the way the campaign views her as someone who was a lot of credibility with the black community and with latinos and i think that hit her target the last few months. >> has a biden campaign and here's campaign, difficult to explain her prosecutorial record to traditional democratic vote voters. >> i think this is something that comes up and i've heard that she has private calls with a lot of black activists and is in contact with, for example

more than 10,000 home fans cheering on krasnodar against chelsea.which the krasnodar keeper clearly enjoyed. but fair to say he didn't enjoy this. callum hudson—0doi putting chelsea ahead. through the goalkeeper and in! to the delight of at least one fan, but to the dismay of safonov, not his finest moment. after the break chelsea cruised clear, a penalty from timo werner before ziyech put the result beyond doubt. it was all too easy in the end, christian pulisic rounding off a 4—0 win. it might have been a long trip, but it was certainly worth it. andy swiss, bbc news. so marcus rashford really is grabbing the headlines with his efforts on and off the field, but his manager is urging him to take things one day at a time. now is not the time to think about how many goals you're going to end up how many goals you're going to end up with. as long as you concentrate and focus on the nextjob at hand, training tomorrow. he only played 30 minutes, so it's one step at a time. if you get too far ahead of yourself, that's just going to make yourself, that's

a we're going to frankfurt now where our correspondent chelsea delayed is joining me chelsea why is london stock exchange selling the bar some milan 0 to euro next. so there's a couple different reasons the 1st is that the london stock exchange is in the midst of a really big acquisition and they're buying the u.s. data firm for about $27000000000.00 and as a condition of that deal they had to get rid of and. milan stock exchange so this will clear the way for the london stock exchange to go ahead with this other deal but this is also strategically quite an important for your own necks and for europe as a whole this will allow euro next to be really the biggest player and european stocks trading they'll have about 25 percent of the stock trading market here which will allow them to do things like cut down costs and improve efficiency of for the platform and it also fulfills that italy's wish to get this. exchange back into the european hands so normally certainly the announcement moves the markets one of those would do investors there in front for the make of the deal. for frankfurt it's a

and for more on that let's go to the financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea good to see you setbacks are not unusual necessarily in trials which can last years we know why a market so jittery in this case. for a clinical trial to be pas temporarily these trials have tens of thousands of people in them so it's often that you see someone falling sick but there's just such an enormous amount of expectations of interest in these in these clinical trials right now because what we know is that the economy will not get back to normal that we won't see a full recovery in the global economy and for many industries until there is a vaccine and we've also seen a lot of optimism perhaps a little bit naive li about the timeline for a vaccine some people had hoped it would be ready basically by next month it looks increasingly like it's going to take a bit longer maybe early next year and we also do see with these setbacks with these vaccine being halted a bit of a disappointment. or a chance of dealing with this frankfurt thank you. is that a brief look nelson the other busine

let's cross over to our markets correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea a record 6638 new infections in germany leaders are saying the 2nd wave will be big yet there's seems to be little optimism that can be stopped. this is all becoming very real for investors and for politicians and for citizens across europe we've seen over the past few weeks a lot of. a lot of optimism among investors we haven't really seen big impacts on the stock market despite these rising number of cases but today it is really starting to sink in that we are amid the 2nd wave and there will be more restrictions we have the taxes here in frankfurt down about 3 percent really that the steep this drop among european chairs and all of this is really starting to spook investors and there will be economic consequences what is there anything positive amid all the worrying news the visitors are focusing on. i think there's not a lot to be positive about today if there is a case for optimism optimism among investors among markets that we haven't seen countries is resorting to these nationwide lockdown that

up to large companies like airlines and we are of course talking about the world's largest economy chelsea over to you in frankfurt how have markets been reacting to the news. we've seen a lot of volatility traders all across the world have been watching these negotiations very closely and this is it a shock because all of the statements that we have heard from the white house from trump himself to democrats like us the house speaker nancy pelosi all have been very positive over the past couple of days everyone seems to be on the same page about the need for the stimulus and seemed to be behind finding some sort of solution before the election in november so this did obviously come as a shock we have seen stocks come back a little bit today the dax here in frankfurt is they sickly flat as we also have heard new tweets from president tribe indicating that he could be behind potentially passing some standalone bills so that would. allow for help for the airline industry for example but also another round of these $1200.00 stimulus checks so that has helped cushion the blow slightly today. ba

frankfurt chelsea a lot of talk about stimulus is there enough action. there certainly was a lot of action on the behalf of governments around the world over the summer to really introduce these really big stimulus measures but over the past couple of months we've definitely seen governments increasingly paralyzed by the politics of this so that's true not only in the united states which has been negotiating this 2nd stimulus package basically since july but also here in the e.u. were you leaders did agree on a 750000000000 euro stimulus package and this is a very difficult to day summit which is one of the longest ever but since then we've seen that become increasingly uncertain the e.u. leaders are still split over how to condition the pay outs for this for the stimulus effort they are discussing it right now finance ministers are they are expected to vote on it this week as well but it's still very uncertain whether that money will be getting to the country soon josy in french numbers are rising in many places across the world how are we supposed to f

i first also want to thank chair fewer and chelsea. i, like many of you, have had the privilege of serving with supervisor fewer for a number of years both on this body and on the board of education and you brought everything to this process and we needed every bit of your experience and skills and creativity and ability to work with challenging questions and different interesting goals. and this is a truly a crowning achievement to your public service. and i really want to thank you supervisor fewer and chelsea for your extraordinary work. as supervisor ronen said, when we started this process, this is one of the tougher years we've ever faced as a city financially what our residents are going through, what their needs are, the demands of us, the very real and urgent demands of us around law enforcement and policing. and you were able to balance all of that along with the members of the budget committee. and you know dozens and dozens of hours of hearings. and you all worked together. and all of the various folks who are out there in

chelsea. please tell me i mean so what exactly is illegal about google's business model. it's no surprise that google is seen as a monopoly here but what the government is alleging is illegal is the way that google has attained that status and how it's really defended it so the justice department has looked at google's relationships with other companies and how they sort of strong arm these other companies and to making google the only browser available for customers they looked for example google's relationship with apple and apple has a has been taking about $2000000000.00 a year from from google to be the only and the primarily primary predawn loaded browser on google on apple i phones so they've looked at just sort of the way that that apple is forcing people to use google's using forcing people to use these search browsers right. google all seeing people or companies like apple which is another giant of course i mean that is quite something with google saying about all that. well google i

here we go we're joined now by arthur sullivan from our business team here in the studio and by chelsea delaney our financial correspondent in frankfurt good data both of you arthur prison trump has called off the talks with the with the democrats how badly is this going to affect unemployment right now well the situation with unemployment has been bad for quite some time and has been looking quite worse so the initial economic recovery from the 1st wave of the pandemic the early months of the year has been slowing and a lot of the economic and job data suggest that new jobs are not being created and that some of the layoffs are becoming permanent so this obviously this latest news means that there's more delays for businesses for large and small businesses and for have souls and individuals who need money to plug some of the gaps whether that's in their household income or to try and you know pay some of the bills that obviously have accumulated for businesses that are struggling and in the middle of the pandemic so it delays that it causes further uncertainty hands on care whether som

higher than those seen before the pandemic let's talk if you don't please financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt now i shall say this all signs quite promising but is it really that rosy. this data does confirm that china is much farther ahead in terms of the economic recovery from the crown a virus than basically any other developed economy right now and that's really important not just for china but really for all of its trading partners and particular the imports is really beneficial to countries like germany to the e.u. to the u.s. to these countries that really depend on chinese consumers chinese companies to be buying up their products but at the same time there were some one off temporary boost to imports in particular in this quarter or in this month including stockpiling by chinese tech firms ahead of a ban from the u.s. on the supply of semiconductors so it's likely that we will see the pace of imports and trade in general moderate going forward for china ok chelsea lately thanks so much. that's take a look at some of the other business stories making news in argen