chris mitchell in boston. thanks for joining us.pp and website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, laura hughes, political correspondent at the financial times and the former fleet street editor, eve pollard. welcome to you both. let's bring you up—to—date with the front pages, those that are ready in. the metro carries a picture of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman shaking hands with a son of the murdered journalist jamal khashoggi, as more reports emerge about how mr khashoggi met his death. the same picture makes the front page of the financial times. but the paper also reports that the uk is planning to charter ships to bring in food and medicines, in the event of a no—deal brexit. 50 mps have taken freebie trips offered to them by the saudi regime, to the value of over £300,000. that's according to tamara's daily mirror. the i leads on a push to change to the law on food allergies which, it says

chris mitchell bringing us up—to—date with all the baseball news from the world series.d welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stephen bush, special correspondent at the new statesman and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. struggling cafe chain patisserie valerie admits it failed to declare to shareholders that it awarded millions of pounds of share bonuses to its two executives, that's on the front of the ft. the metro leads with theresa may's address to backbenchers — she gave what's been described as an "emotional" bid to win back support for her brexit plan. and the crackdown on non disclosure agreements features on the front of the ‘i' — it reports that the high—profile businessman who bought silence to cover up his sexual misconduct may be named in the house of commons if a victim agrees. ‘he loved that i was scared' — fresh claims about that individual are on the front of the telegraph, with a new victim claiming she was assaulted at a party by the bus

chris mitchell was watching game two at fenway park. boston fans spilling out of fenway park are very happy and as well they might be. they are 2—0 up and heading to los angeles. when a team goes 2—0 up in a world series they usually go on to win, but it was the manner of the victory. it was the steel the boston red sox showed which will really inspire the fans and put the fear into the dodgers. at the bottom of the fifth, 2—1 down to the dodgers with two men out, they held their nerve and scored three runs to take the lead 4—2 and that is how the game would remain. the red sox looking really good, their starting pitcher david price doing an excellentjob as well. the dodgers now go back to the west coast knowing that they have a mountain to climb. the only regret these fans might have is that the world series might not be coming back here this year. the red sox might already have done enough to win the world series. finally, it's a big day for one particular french gentleman tomorrow. robert marchand will celebrate his 107th birthday by

that was chris mitchell reporting for us their stateside. the tag version of the sport. the 88—strong british team took off for australia for the tag world cup, and our reporter mike bushell went to train with them. if you want to play more rugby, but don't get flattened... well, there is an alternative. a version of the game that has boomed over the last decade. you see, the worst that can happen in this game is you get your tax taking off your shorts. you get six phases, six tackles before you can seed possession. attack, that is the tackle. i've never been able to ta ke the tackle. i've never been able to take it, get you down and a normal game of ruby. you can get the luxuries of rugby with the social components that rugby brings to it as well as a very good work—out. and play the game that you love, without having to do the work done and go to work with a black guy or that ultimate interview. —— with a black eye. men and women, makes it nice, and all engaging sport. when i left school i went to play for a men's by school i went to play

chris mitchell is live at fenway park. chris, how's it looking?hat it thatitis that it is dan's hair and very topic. it -- the starting pitchers are doing theirjob well. david prize for the boston red sox and ryu for the dodgers. it looks like boston have just got the first core of the night. the first run on the board for them and that is what you can hear the cheers inside fenway park. we are at the bottom of the second and that boston leads by one run and the fans again are cheering and dancing. let's go and get a quick word. you havejoined us and a great time. the timing is perfect. you are winning again! yes, sir, we are. we are very excited about it. you seem very confident about it. it is that tight start so far. good pitching so far, bit of getting up here and there and we had to get a win tonight. go ahead back to los angeles with the billy winn. and then a possible sweep? very rare, sweets in the world series? we can do it, the red sox can do anything. sorry to interrupt you. we have not got long i'm afraid, we are squeezed for time. it

chris mitchell is live at fenway park. chris, how's it looking? is dan's hair and very topic.

well, let's go to boston now and speak to chris mitchell. dodgers is the weather. these guys from la don't like the cold. yes, it sounds silly, doesn't it? but there is something in it. the weather here today is filthy. rain, cold winds, talk about the green monster. dennis gives you an idea about how bad it is. waite one minute and it will change. you are getting yourself a nice hot dog. no, i'm getting a sausage. i'm vegetarian, i wouldn't know. let's talk about the world series. what do you want to know? can you do a sweep and get four in a row?|j you want to know? can you do a sweep and get four in a row? i think they can do it. these red sox are potent. you're also net. have a good one. —— all set. bob, sorry to interrupt. you are the owner of this joint, how big a deal is it having the world series and yourjoint outside fenway park? extra games in october that we look forward to but this is the show. this is the world series. these games are much more exciting than regular—season games. there are 81 games in the regular season. you do n

chris mitchell reports. this is the world series trophy and it belongs to be boston red sox.in the world series. 5—1 the final tonight. and the best team in baseball wins it all in 2018. understandably, everybody wants to get a look at the trophy. and you can hear the cheers, cardew? they are coming from over here. the fans are coming from over here. the fans are still here from boston. —— can't you? the are still here from boston. —— can't you ? the team are still here from boston. —— can't you? the team is fast becoming one of the teams in baseball's district. 119 wins in a season. that is really good. and think of the teams they beat on the way he, houston, the new york yankees, no less, and then the dodgers on their home turf, understandably the players are happy. it is a loss of winds. we are playing good ball. everyone was putting something to win the game. —— a loss of winds. putting something to win the game. -- a loss of winds. we had a loss of injuries on the team. everybody helping each other. we came out here and try to win the world series and we did it today. bu

hello, i'm chris mitchell and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the astros are flying high, sweeping their american league division series with victory over the indians. shocks aplenty in shanghai. stan wawrinka is out on day two. the nominations are revealed for this year's ballon d'or. world cup winner antoine greizmann is on the list. major league baseball to start with. the houston astros are through to the american league championship series. game three of american league division series was ended 11—3 to the astros, as the cleveland indians 11—3 failed to take advantage of their early lead. the astros are flying right now, they landed in cleveland to games up and on top. but the indians still had great hopes and this is sacrificed flight meant that the indians were one up. but the lead in hoped didn't last long. this george springer, solo homer getting the defending world series champions back level. and with the scores to a piece, marvin gonzalez hit eight to run double to give the astros a 4—2 leader. the home

hello, i'm chris mitchell, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.d number two caroline wozniacki wins her third event of the season at the china open. and more of a spint than a marathon as mo farah breaks records in chicago. we were all so excited... we had good reason to be excited. last season. . . in four games liverpool and manchester city provided 18 goals. on sunday, the top two in the premier league couldn't manage one, but city came close to ending their horrible run at anfield. but it didn't go according to plan. riyad mahrez missed a penalty with five minutes

hello, i'm chris mitchell and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.tros are flying high, sweeping their american league division series with victory over the indians. shocks aplenty in shanghai. stan wawrinka is out on day two. the nominations are revealed for this year's ballon d'or. world cup winner antoine greizmann is on the list. major league baseball to start with. the houston astros are through to the american league championship series. game three of american league division series was ended ii—3 to the astros, as the cleveland indians ii—3 failed to take advantage of their early lead.

our reporter chris mitchell is there for us and we've a game we do have a game.ot been beforehand. they gave us a slight delay. in the last half an hour, we have had fireworks out there on the field of play. we are in the top of the second, boston's lead to — one. i would say already, we have had everything. we have had stolen bases, a home run and we have had the boston fans in a real loud voice, and then we have had them silenced for a moment because the dodgers have just got a home silenced for a moment because the dodgers havejust got a home run silenced for a moment because the dodgers have just got a home run to get themselves back into it. but they started terribly in the boston pitcher chris sale started brilliantly. two strike—outs at the top of the first meant that the dodgers first inning was over before it began. within the boston red sox came out to my michy batshuayi base, he got home and then andrew been attending his team got home soon. and all of a sudden, from nowhere, the boston fans and the red sox were all song and 2—0 ahead. as it stands, to

which will please the dodgers... 0ur reporter chris mitchell as well.on when this world series? is there any chance of this coming on when this world serie57m is there any chance of this coming on when this world series? it is a good question. and a question that a lot of reporters, there are hundreds of us standing around and watching the dodgers do batting practise and what we are being asked. the answer to the question is if you look at the history of the world series for the history of the world series for the dodgers have a very small chance of coming back. i can tell you one thing for certain, if they go 3—0 down, then no team has ever come back from that. that is why the general manager here for the dodgers dave roberts is saying this is a must win game. i know he is bound to say that, but history shows that it really is. they were terrible really. in boston. did not live up to their expectations at all. the thing is about the batting side of things for the doctors is that they we re things for the doctors is that they were getting themselves int

where we'll go now to speak to chris mitchell... who'll be covering the whole series for us...a special world series. we have the world series every year but this time it is huge, a massive series because you have the cornerstones of american sport if you like, boston on the east coast and almost 3000 miles away on the west coast los angeles. the really exciting thing about the series is that they have never met in the modern—day in a world series, it is over 100 years since they met in the big one, the full hasek. so too the biggest spending names, battling it out in one of the oldest arenas in america for major—league sport. fe nway america for major—league sport. fenway park, built in 1916. 1912, rather. these guys are trying to get tickets, how long have you been waiting? well we have been waiting since five o'clock this morning, we came back around noon and got these vouchers because so many people are in line that now you need a voucher to get a ticket. this is not even the ticket. just a ticket to get a ticket. wimbledon of course you will remember those queues outside w

and our reporter chris mitchell as well. that right chris? yes, the heat is good.unset boulevard. we are at a rodeo diner having a world series branch with some dodgers fans. debbie and dan, ken and nancy, thank you for coming along. first of all, dan, can be dodgers who are too nothing down really co m e dodgers who are too nothing down really come back as macro yes, they are coming back huge. this is going to be a great game and i'm looking forward to it. do you think they can comeback? absolutely. they are a spun he team. look at the line—up than they can play multiple positions. they will do a great job. debbie, does america cared about the world series like it used to? is everybody watching or are we getting too focused on it? everybody is really going to enjoy themselves this weekend. it's a break from everything else going on in the world when we can relax with our favourite team. you talk about a nice break from the rest of the world, it's a busy time in the usa right now. we've got the mail bombs and bad story in the background as a backdrop, but we've als

our correspondent chris mitchell is in los angeles. what is the score? what is happening? chris later on. let's carry on. harry and meghan have been meeting the royal family of tonga at the end of their visit to the tiny south civic nation. earlier, the couple w0 re civic nation. earlier, the couple wore floral garlands and traditional clothes as they learned about tongan youth projects. for a style icon, a new accessory. the welcome for harry and meghan was warm and noisy. and this was just the start. mat—making was just part of the display of tongan culture waiting for the duke and duchess. but first south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? then, a quick whip around the exhibits. no royal tour is complete without a tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it has been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire. but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry. they were here for just a day but they made e

hello, i'm chris mitchell, and welcome to your tuesday sport briefing, where australia have it all toks aplenty in the first round of the shanghai masters. not sure australia will be looking forward to tuesday. they have it all to do in their first test match against pakistan. they resume 30 without loss on day three, just 452 runs behind. haris sohail was pakistan's star on monday, scoring his maiden test century. his 110 helped pakistan reach a82 before he eventually fell to nathan lyon. asad shafiq also had a great day at the crease, with 80. now, the aussie batsmen must do the same. novak djokovic gets his shanghai masters off and running againstjeremy chardy on tuesday. down and seemingly out not that long ago, he can now end the year as the world number one. he has already won wimbledon and the us open this season, and he is favourite for this. stefanos tsitsipas of greece has made his way through to the second round, with a three—set win over frenchman gael monfils. 12 months ago ranked i3ist in the world, the greek star won his first match on the atp tour in shanghai. now he i

for now that‘s your monday sports briefing from me chris mitchell.ts. i really have to look after her. frank and marion have been married for 63 years. i am her carer. she is not well. marion use to do most of the cooking, but she has alzheimer‘s disease, the most common form of dementia, so that is becoming harder. i have always been interested in cooking and never had the ability. unfortunately one date marion might not be able to cook any more. “ one marion might not be able to cook any more. -- one days. so frank has begun to cooking classes, aimed at men like frank, who would like to cook but never learned. my wife passed away three days ago —— three yea rs passed away three days ago —— three years ago and i totally relied on her at four cooking. we are all males and are in the same boat. we have a whole generation of men at this particular age who have never learn to cook. that was a generation that didn‘t do it. so they come to these classes, they get some skills, they get some company, and they have a bit of fun as well. today's guest instruc

our correspondent chris mitchell is in los angeles. placenta studies are back in this. it was thrilling 20 minutes ago. we had the star spangled banner and then the us air force lew for jets spangled banner and then the us air force lew forjets right over the los angeles chargers —— dodger stadium. but what about the game itself? is the game that dealer says studies must win. their 2—0 down in a 7—game series. if they lose this one on their home soil, that will be pretty impossible. no team has ever come back from 3—0. in fact, hardly any things have come back from 2—0. so difficult enough as it is. but they were pretty rotten in boston. he with the sun shining and hollywood's reigning and the cheers of the home fans, they still have a chance. they give very much for that. enjoy. —— thank you very much for that. hello. british summertime ends this weekend as the clocks go back. it has nothing to do with the weather. clearly we are not in summer any more. it will feel that we are not even in autumn, though. cold arctic air in place acro

our correspondent chris mitchell is in los angeles. thank you very much.you can see inside the dodgers stadium. right behind the home plate. these tickets go for about $3000 or more if you are lucky. you have your sunflower seeds here and everything you could need. very expensive drinks. and these lucky fans right in the front i’ow. these lucky fans right in the front row. how did you manage to get a seat here? my brother has season tickets as is blowing out the first pitch. he is right there. —— and is throwing out. a ceremonial pitch. are you expecting the los angeles dodgers to come back? badly going to win because i am here. that is confidence for you. let's take a look. these are expensive tickets. the los angeles typed —— dodgers are two down. john is here with his family. ijust two down. john is here with his family. i just wanted two down. john is here with his family. ijust wanted to get another perspective on this. what does baseball and mean to america right 110w baseball and mean to america right now given the mid—term elections, the postal bom

sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell. good evening.lled as one of the games of the season, but like so often is the case, the match failed to live up to the hype. arsenal did not disappoint, and neither did cheslea. let's take a look at the results of the three games in the premier league today. pierre—emerick aubameyang and alexandre lacazette each got two goals, as arsenal beat fulham 5—1. they're fourth now. cheslea scored three. the first from eden hazard as they beat southampton. chelsea are second and manchester city are top, after their goalless draw with liverpool. riyad mahrez missing a penalty for city late in the game. liverpool's boss said perhaps previousd wins over city had flattered them. you cannot, and we never did, we never dominated city when we played them, even when we won the games stop it was more that we won the balls and it came from counter—attacks topic we are a lot of respect from city today, it was different from a lot of others. the start of the game was brilliant, absolutely spot on, or we were most diffi

angeles with game 3 between the los angeles dodgers and the boston red sox. 0ur correspondent chris mitchellall game and we are into extra innings, one apiece. game three has now last longer than four hours, and we still don't know who is going to win it. downtown los angeles is what you can see behind me, the dodgers stadium just over here. and the hollywood scriptwriters that live and work down there have been writing a real thrillerfor down there have been writing a real thriller for us down there have been writing a real thrillerfor us tonight, down there have been writing a real thriller for us tonight, a down there have been writing a real thrillerfor us tonight, a real excellent game, but we still don't know the conclusion. will this be a happy ending for the dodgers, or will this be a cruel ending for them with boston taking game three? we simply do not know. it started out brilliantly for los angeles, and the main character involved was a rookie, a young picture named walker bueller who threw the first pitch of this game, and that was at over 100 miles an hour. he shut out the bosto

our reporter chris mitchell is out in la for us.takes about three and a half hours to finish. this one took a staggering seven hours and 20 minutes. the players were tired, the fans were tired, everybody was tired at the end. in fact when max hit the winning home run, there was a huge cheer. of course there was — from the home fans. but then there was a rush for the exit doors. because of course many of them had missed their dinner reservations in downtown la. they would have to get back for the baby—sitters perhaps. and what about — pity then perhaps — the poor boston red sox fans who had watched on the east coast throughout the night? they would not have gone to bed much before 5am. but the people we really have to think about here are the players. what do they do now after a marathon game? how are they going to prepare for game four? we play an amazing game today. one of the longest games i ever played in my life. 18 innings on a seven hours, this is amazing. i'm so happy. now we need to be back at the stadium in a couple of hour

hello and welcome to sportsday with karthi gnanasegaram and chris mitchell. headlines this evening. backed by the board and saved by sanchez, mourinho keeps fighting at manchester united. as they beat brazil. hamilton praises his team after taking poll position at the japanese grand prix. and leicester tigers score two tries in two minutes to beat northampton saints at twickenham. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united have performed a great comeback at old trafford tonight. 2—0 down to newcastle inside the first half jose mourinho's team fought back to win 3—2 earlier there'd been jose mourinho's team fought back to win 3—2. earlier there'd been plenty of speculation that mourinho might have been sacked today. perhaps this spirited display will change things for the club and the manager. joe lynskey has the story. at manchester that build success on quality. the crisis impossible to north. the focus is onjose mourinho. master of deflection tactics. but with job on the line. in football one match one moment can settle things but it was newcastle wh

. >> what i would say he is a lot more popular than the republican congress, particularly chris mitchellansfer popularity and that is challenge president trump faces. >> can you do it through keeping a promise of a huge trade deal? >> there is a lot of things in which this president accomplished. certainly, there is also nuance things we may see on twitter that are a distraction. >> what i think is a large benefit. when the president is on -- everybody benefits. >> that is interesting. doug, last thought? >> the country benefits. we have to talk issues. i think we need this fbi report to be objective and straightforward. we can have an upward down vote. very difficult. i hope that happens. >> wow, you had a bonding session. i don't see you enough. >> thank you. >> i'll be in new york more often. >> it has been a year. las vegas marking one year since the deadlyiest shooting in u.s. history. shocked the city there and the nation. i'll talk with an artist performing that night next. stay close. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? well at safelite, we know sooner or l

we can join chris mitchell. club that means that ifa game the all england club that means that if a game goes to a fifth set and goes to 12—12, it will go to a tie—break. there will be none of these mammoth games that go on into these mammoth games that go on into the early evening, which i guess some people might be disappointed by. not the players fell. you might rememberjohn is now was involved with kevin anderson not wrong though. it was the second longest match at wimbledon. that was the final. that has prompted bosses at the all england club to act. next year, the tie—break will come in at 12-12 in year, the tie—break will come in at 12—12 in the final set. this is kevin anderson winning after more than three hours in the fifth set. he was too tired to even celebrate. this was him talking after that, maybe prompting this move by the all england club. i hope this is a sign for grand slams to change this format. for us to be up there this length of time, notjust on us, trying to compete at this sort of state

>>> good day, i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell on a day of political power players emphasizing the stakes and setting the tone really with candidates from both parties. this week is looking like the trail you're actually used to seeing days before a presidential election. because you've got trump, obama, biden, all in critical battleground states, often the same ones, and all on the same mission, send a message that will resonate with the voters, enough to get them off their couches and out to the polls. we have our team of reporters. good to see all of you, the president's tweet this morning said it all, big night in texas, they have moved to a bigger venue, the lines in houston have been around the block since sunday afternoon, and the president's campaign blitz will put him on stage with the man he

sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell....into the super league semifinal between st helens and warrington. the winner gets a place in the grand final at old trafford on 13 october saints finished 15 points clear of warrington in the table. chelsea and rangers are in action right now and and a couple of games already finished. arsenal won their tie — that's eight wins in a row for the gunners. in the end they made it look pretty simple in azerbaijan where they were playing the country's champions qarabag. sockratis put unai emery‘s team in front, before in the second half there was a dream moment for 18—year—old emile smith—rowe — a first goalfor arsenal there for the academy graduate to make it 2—0. later teenager matteo guendouzi got his first arsenal goal. not such a great night for the scottish champions celtic though. they had taken the lead in austria against red bull salzburg but then brendan rodgers' side faltered and conceded three second half goals to lose 3—1. celtic also had james forrest sent off. here's the lates

here is chris mitchell. good morning evening.land squad to mark the occasion. in the 25 players only one was born before 1990. there are no players over 30. and england have theirfirst player born this century in the squad, this man... jadon sancho plays for borussia dortmund — moved from manchester city when he was 17 because he wanted more football. he is getting more football with germany. doing very well. here's the full squad with average age just under 24 — also another teenager called up for the first time is mason mount on loan at derby from chelsea leicester city's james maddison is called up. you never know with young players what they are capable of until you give them their opportunity. we gave joe gomez a chance against brazil and he was man of the match. it may be early for them but equally i think they have a big impact in important matches. but it is good for their development to train with us for their development to train with us and see how they adapt to that as well. gareth bale has been included in the wales

chris mitchell has a round—up of all the sports news. eye. the american‘s drive on the sixth hole veered off course and struck corine remande. at a news conference today koepka said he heard the news about the extent of the injury on tuesday i‘m looking forward to speaking with her today or in the next few days, hours, whatever it may be. just having a conversation with her and talking to her. because there‘s nobody that feels worse about this than i do. it‘s a tragic accident, what happened. i mean, i‘m heartbroken. i am all messed up inside. steve bruce has — in the last hour — been sacked as manager of aston villa. the club have won only once in their last eleven games and are twelfth in the championship. bruce, who had been at villa forjust under two years, is the first in the top two divisions to lose hisjob this season. barcelona‘s superstars are in london for their champions league match against tottenham. lionel messi and luis suarez are set to line up tonight in what promises to be a tough examintation for spurs. mauricio pottch

sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell.already a goal down at wembley to barcelona in the champions league. about 20 minutes long in the —— gone in the late kick—offs. bad news for liverpool, one of their players has just gone off injured. you can see the results here. let's ta ke you can see the results here. let's take you to the championship. west brom were a goal down a moment ago at sheffield wednesday, and they still are. albion could go top if they win tonight. early days in all those scores for you is still in the first half. steve bruce has been sacked as manager of aston villa. the club have won only once in their last 11 games and are twelfth in the championship. bruce, who had been at villa forjust under two years, is the first manager in the top two divisions to lose hisjob this season. brooks koepka says he's heartbroken that one of his shots at the ryder cup hit a spectator. the lady in question has lost the sight in her right eye. at a news conference today koepka said he only heard the news about corine rem

rugby and the rest of the sport now with chris mitchell. good morning.s training squad for next month's autumn internationals. jones has called up eight uncapped players in the 36—man squad. jones had lots of injuries and suspensions to deal with, so who's in? well gloucester‘s number eight ben morgan is back. he hasn't played for three years, since the 2015 world cup. zac mercer also comes in as cover at number eight, a key position at the back of the scrum. the exeter pair alec hepburn and uncapped ben moon are both?selected as loosehead props, big guys at the front of the scrum. danny ciprinani, player of the month in september, is out. that will be controversial. dylan hartley and owen farrell have been named as co—captains byjones for the first time. the full squad is on the bbc sport website. when eddie jones got this england job he would have wanted at this point october and november 2018 to be honing in on that world cup. they we re be honing in on that world cup. they were highs in the jones in 2016 but for the last year england have been strugg

chris mitchell is at the bbc sport centre.jones will name his squad and the pool of players he can pick from is getting smaller. england play south africa, new zealand, japan and australia next month. and we've got the world cup next year. but two further blows to coach eddiejones, who names his squad in the next 10 minutes. england number eight nathan hughes will miss the first three games after being banned for six weeks for punching. and mako vunipola has been ruled out for about six weeks. his brother billy is also out — he broke his arm in the same match. let me give you an idea of how drastic this is. this is the squad that won the six nations grand slam in 2016 when england were at the peak of their powers underjones. here's who he's now missing from that squad. billy vunipola, mako vunipola, joe launchbury, chris robshaw. anthony watson, jonathan joseph all injured, whilstjoe marler has retired from international rugby. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones. when eddiejones when eddie jones got when eddiejones got

chris mitchell will be with you in the next hour, but that is all the sport from me for now.actory. no one else was injured. they worked for a pest control company and not direct employees of the poultry farm. we know the emergency services sent three hazardous area response tea m sent three hazardous area response team vehicles and also the train station, which backs onto this site remains close. greater anglia train company posted, due to what they call the chemical spillage, services would not stop here for the rest of the day on the norwich to cambridge line. this morning we have seen police come and go along with fire officers and forensic officers. this incident came hours after the business revealed they faced an uncertain future. it is up for sale and needs a partner. we have learned two offers are being considered. one of which would seek production here cease and up to 1000 jobs in norfolk could be lost. we are awaiting further comment about this tragic incident but we know the two men next of kin have been informed. as you drive north away from the costa del sol an

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with chris mitchell the eight new faces in england was maghreb for the autumn internationals but still there is no place for danny cipriani. thanks. and all the afternoon weather. yes, it is as pretty as a picture out there for many of us today and it is going to stay like that into the weekend. details coming up. thanks. also coming up — not quite dressed for the beach harry and meghan get a warm reception as they visit a coastline clean—up campaign in melbourne. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. theresa may is trying to defuse a row within the conservative party over the idea of extending the transition period after brexit, to ensure there is no hard border in northern ireland. the prime minister's critics say any extension beyond the end of 2020 could cost britain billions of pounds in extra contributions to the eu. mrs may has insisted the extension wouold only be a matter of months and that she does not expect to need to use the extra time because she still hopes a trade deal could be agreed before then. christian fraser is in brusse

i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell. follow the show online. look who's here.ng do go first. >> o canada. >> i'll go first. i appreciate that stephanie -- quite a lot. i don't think everyone buys the maximum amount. no way jose. every person in line is there to buy the maximum amount. >> that place will be sold out. >> i don't think anybody's buying the strain that's the one that intentionally makes you hungry. when you're looking up the lineup -- >> i was thinking about this. >> the lineup of joy, rest, pain free -- >> hunger -- >> i don't think you go with this one, makes me hungry. >> i'm not generally looking for that in life. >> i need that naturally. >> chris, good to see you. >> good to see you both. >> i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it's october 17th. let's get smarter. >> trump says he won't accept blame if the gop loses house. the ap said they told the reporters face to face last night in the oval office and this morning the president's calling that headline fake news after talking up republican enthusiasm in a separate sitdown. >> i keep hea

i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell, and continuing the coverage of a national manhunt and multiple law enforcement age agencies at the hour trying to determine who is behind the delivery of the suspicious packages containing explosive packages and of course, more package packages found today. the nypd crews got a call and removed a suspicious package from prominent trump critic robert de niro and not long after that, a package at a postal facility in delaware addressed to former vice president joe biden, and separate package was also found in wilmington, delaware, addressed to him. and so the packages are now to 10, and sent to clintons, obama, former c can ia director john brenn brennan, former attorney general eric holder, joe biden, and with two to maxine waters. and after saying that we should come together, the president is blaming the media. and we have pete williams and nbc national correspondent pete alex s alexander, and msnbc security analyst shawn henry a former fbi executive drirector, and good t have all of you here. pete, i want to start with with the big picture, and

chris. and happy friday to you. on "andrea mitchell reports "i "and the wild west. president trump is blazing a new trail for the gop 18 days ahead of the midterms. >> this will be an election of kavanaug kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. the choice could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> smear campaign and conservative commentators raising questions about jamal khashoggi's past as the president seems to confirm that the journalist's death for the very first time. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it is very sad. it certain ly looks that way. >> and solo act, outgoing u.n. ambassador nikki haley stepping outside of his shadow and gets rave reviews at a charity dinner in new york. >> i get it. you wanted an indian woman, but elizabeth warren failed her dna te test. actually, when the president found out that i was indian american he asked me if i was from the same tribe as elizabeth r warren. >>> and very good friday to grow. i'm kristen welker in for andrea. the president is on day two of oohis campaign

chris. and happy friday to you. on "andrea mitchell reports "i "and the wild west.s blazing a new trail for the gop 18 days ahead of the midterms. >> this will be an election of kavanaug kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense. the choice could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. >> smear campaign and

chris thank you very much. good to see you. rachel mitchelle prosecutor that republicans brought ten to testify against christine blasey ford is facing backlash guarding her testimony. a former colleague says, it is absurd and he is here to make a statement as to why. putting a chomp on her first solo trip outside of the u.s. some people in the media, they are loving it. stick around. ♪ this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. with renters insurance, too! um... the walls seem a bit thin... man 2: (behind wall) they are! and craig practices the accordion every night! says the guy who sings karaoke by himself. i'm a very shy singer. you're tone deaf! ehh... should we move on to the next one? it's a great building! you'll love it here! we have mixers every thursday. geico®. it's easy to switch and save on homeowners and renters insurance. >> shannon: the republican hired to question christine blasey ford now finds her conclusion to be under scrutiny. in her memo, expert rachel mitchell says "i do not think that a reasonable prosecu

charles: one of the reasons the republicans brought in rachel mitchell was to mitigate some of the risk chrislked about. she released a report that an amass is of dr. christine blasey ford's allegations, she said it was a he said-she said and even harder to prove than your typical he said-she said. as a prosecutor, she doesn't think any prosecutor in a legal system would go after this kind of case. >> christine ford does not have any evidence or prove that this happened with judge kavanaugh at the time. charles: has it shifted from the original allegations and claims into more an investigation of how much of a drinker kavanaugh was, and if it seems like he drank more than he let on during the hearings. >> they keep moving the goal post. the russia collusion there will be was nothing there. nothing will ever be enough with the left. i think senator flake folding the way he did was the wrong thing to do. what he has done is embolden democrats to continue with their mob rule tactics to intimidate people when they don't get their way. so we'll be seeing more of this. they hate president trump. th

mitchell's claim that dr. ford has not offered a consistent account of when the alleged assault happened and was, quote, not rooted in fact, senator feinstein disputed the claim. want to check in with christ he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the top of the hour. >> mitchell isn't the only former prosecutor to say that professor ford's case would be tough to bring. not just because of the time. there's no statute in maryland for that type of crime. she's no unique in that respect. but tonight we'll take a look at this question that's now vexing the nation. when does credibility account. as you remember, anderson, i've been hot on this since the beginning of this. i've felt that the allegations would always be unsatisfying in that setting. that's why the process was something that deserves scrutiny. and not what was said about kavanaugh, but what he said about himself was always going to be the biggest test, and now he's been tripped up by that, it would seem. we have players. chad luddington, the latest friend. he gave a press conference today. he has his first tv interview here tonight. >> great. >> we had two other women on last week who knew kavanaugh. they didn't hate kavanaug

what we're waiting on now and we don't know what the timeline looks like but chris, if i could ask you about rachel mitchellfemale prosecutor who questioned dr. ford in that hearing. she issued this statement, a he said/she said case is incredibly difficult to prove but this case is even weaker than that. dr. ford talked about other witnesses but they either refuted her allegations or failed to corroborate them. >> i don't think so based on the information i've seen, i think she is absolutely correct. i was a prosecutor before i went in the f.b.i. we know the standard. what's credible information, it's usually detailed. how you got to the house, who drove you there, did you drive yourself, where is the house? these types of incidents people tend to confide in others after they happen. maybe not the police but maybe their parents, a teacher, a best friend, a sister. and in the absence of that is problematic in this case. not confiding to anyone until 36 years later or to a marriage therapist 30 some odd years later just doesn't pass the test. this would never get past the intake stage. >> sandra: what is a r

mitchell's report. >> reporter: a divided country waiting to see how the kavanaugh confirmation plays out. in palo alto, chris wynn, "abc 7 news." >>> now, the full senate's vote on judge brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court could happen this week. download the "abc 7 news" app right now and that way you will get an alert with the results of the vote as soon as it happens. >>> well, if you are like millions of other cellphone users, you probably received a bcne" wa on pren rt fhe federal emergency management agency popped up on phones at 11:18 a.m. the prescheduled test startled some people. the message on the screen made clear there was no emergency, including the words, this is a test and no action is needed. the system was developed to warn citizens in the event of a disaster or terrorist attack. >>> now, the alert caught many by surprise across the bay area. you struggle to find a wireless signal if you go a little off the main street, but it is not just the wireless connection that's challenging. some residents weren't that keen on receiving a message from president trump, but a visitor was