adam wild, bbc news at the emirates stadium.ecause adam, we are talking about heartbreak in so many sporting stories today. you know, itjust brings out so much emotions and you can see it on the players' faces after the way that played out. very tough for them to take and in a semifinal that many people thought they would win. indeed, sarah, a real harsh descending around the emirates, apart from the odd sound of the groundsman samoa, it was the silence that really descended here seconds after stephen crichton dropped that golden point drop goal, many of the england fans could not believe what they had just witnessed. the only noise coming from those samoan fans, who are absolutely delirious. they knew they had just witnessed probably the greatest moment in their nation's sporting history. the england players, though, absolutely devastated, sinking to their knees, head and hands. they know theyjust let slip the opportunity to win the world cup on home soil. those players will never get that opportunity again. sean wayne, england

they will play at arsenal's emirates stadium.meninga was asked about how he thought that semifinal will pan out tomorrow. you know, england's been going great, they've had a great tournament. they fought back from an ordinary first game, so who knows? so, i guess there's got to be a fairly brutal game tomorrow night as well, so they'll probably be a team that takes control, completes their sets, has good field position and win the game. england's been playing really good a0. in the next few hours, england's red roses will face the hosts new zealand in the final of the women's rugby world cup final. it's a sell—out at eden park in auckland. england have won their past 30 tests — a record in international rugby — but they've lost to the black ferns four times in world cup finalsm four times in world cup finals, including the last, in 2017. captain hunter was on the losing side in belfast, but she did lift the trophy in the previous world cup. that inside was very special for very many different reasons, and always will be, but i gu

the tournament to date, samoa were never behind, and will now face hosts england at arsenal's emirates stadiumtalking to the european commission spokesman for climate and energy about cop27 and what europe is likely to commit to so all that to come and more. there is a crisis in the poultry industry in the run—up to christmas. i will see you in a moment. hello. river flows across the uk have been responding to the much—needed rainfall we've had this week. forsome, though, it has been a little bit too much all at once. take 02 kent and sussex in particular, where only six days into the month, we've already had double the normal november rainfall in a few spots. that will help to top the reservoirs up, they'll take a little bit longer, but more rain to come — some heavy showers across the south—east through the night and into the morning, and then the rest of the week, like we'll see into monday, low pressure dominating to the west. for monday, though, it's throwing weather fronts and plenty of moisture our way in terms of cloud. cloud and outbreaks of rain across most parts of the uk through mo

kick—off in their semifinal against samoa is just over an hour away at the emirates stadium, and ourwas an incredible match last night between australia and new zealand. can we expect something similar today? i certainly hope so. both sides now know the price. australia in the world cup final awaits one of them next weekend at old trafford. either england or samoa will be thinking that far ahead just yet. i've watched england arrive and get off their coach. they already have their game faces on, steely determination. they got nine tries in the first four games of this world cup. 0ne they got nine tries in the first four games of this world cup. one of the standout performers. early in the standout performers. early in the tournament, we saw him watching his brother alex play forjamaica. he has been telling me this afternoon he's really looking forward to having his family here at the emirates watching him at england. it made me really proud and i enjoyed watching his games as well and it's nice that he can watch mind. there are already proud and they let us know that and hopefully i

tommy makinson�*s penalty for england tied the match at 26—all at the emirates stadium in london. stephen crichton was the man who finally separated the two teams. his drop—goal meant that it will be his samoa side that meet australia in the world cup final next saturday. there was heartbreak for england's women at the rugby union world cup as they lost to new zealand in a nail—biting final — a repeat of the 2017 final. the match at eden park was watched by a record crowd of 42,500 where the red roses made a strong start and were leading at half time but at the final whistle the score was 34—31 to the defending champions. england saw out much of the match with ia players after losing wing lydia thompson for a high tackle in the 18th minute and new zealand used their advantage to win their sixth world cup. the ball came out, we knew ourjob butjust for the ball came out, we knew ourjob but just for belief the ball came out, we knew ourjob butjust for belief in us, they did amazing. when the final whistle bloke, i think ijust cried a little bit, looked at the crowd, ran to a few of t

suffered a shock loss — drop goal. 0ur reporter adam wild has the story of the match, he was at the emirates stadiumit. a world cup semifinal now and not a moment to stumble. up close, personal, here was england's challenge, a samoan battle cry for the ages. but behind the passion, the purpose. england had already beaten samoa once in this tournament, but now the stakes are higher, the opposition stronger, in this competition. he and england would get level again, whitehead england again with it all to do. he restoring worth was storing he restoring worth was 5 had g he restoring worth was 5 had all 26-26. drama that england haven't known for a very long time. well, i spoke to adam a short time ago, as the dust settled on that loss for england in dramatic fashion. a real hush descending around the emirates, apart from the odd sound of the groundsman�*s miller, a silence that descended second after stephen crichton drop that golden point drop goal, many england fans could not believe what they had witnessed. the only noise coming from the samoan fans who were absolutely delirious. they knew they had

adam wild is at the emirates stadium.ay afternoon here at the home of arsenal football club. england against samoa. the goal posts are down, the rugby posts are up in england are desperate to make it through to the final of their home world cup. one of the stars at this tournament was dom young, he only made his debut in that opening match and he has gone on to score nine tries in four games. i caught up with him this afternoon. he said he was really excited to get going at this magnificent stadium. but he also said that victory for england on the opening day will bear no relevance to what happens here in the semifinal.— the semifinal. obviously we have -la ed the semifinal. obviously we have played them _ the semifinal. obviously we have played them before, _ the semifinal. obviously we have played them before, but - the semifinal. obviously we have played them before, but we - the semifinal. obviously we have | played them before, but we know the semifinal. obviously we have i played them before, but we know it will he

they will play at arsenal's emirates stadium. brutal game tomorrow night as well, so they'll probably be a team that takes control, completes their sets, has good field position and win the game. england's been playing really good footy. in the next few hours, england's red roses will face the hosts new zealand in the final of the women's rugby world cup final. it's a sell—out at eden park in auckland. england have won their past 30 tests — a record in international rugby — but they've lost to the black ferns four times in world cup finals, including the last, in 2017. captain hunter was on the losing side in belfast, but she did lift the trophy in the previous world cup. that inside was very special for very many different reasons, and always will be, but i guess the journey we have been on has a squad over these two years, to think about the things we've been through, it would have to be up there, but we know it won't come easy for us. “ asa —— as a squad of. —— as a squad. it'll be one hell of a challenge at eden park, sold ou

the hosts face samoa in the semi—finals tomorrow afternoon at arsenal's emirates stadium.r in the tournament and go into this match as favourites. but they'll also know knockout rugby is different — and having been in some very tense semi—finals in previous tournaments. our reporter adam wild is at the emirates for us. cast your mind back four weeks to that opening day of this rugby league world cup, england went into that match with samoa as underdogs, they produced one of the most exhilarating performances by anyone of this rugby league world cup, they polled 60 points past samoa that day and i won't make any predictions about tomorrow, but i would be amazed if the score is anything like that tomorrow. early in the week i caught up with the england head coach and he said even he was rather surprised at how well this world cup competition is going for his side, they put in some really excellent performances, that opening day against samoa, and last weekend against samoa, and last weekend against papua new guinea in the quarterfinal, real highlights there, also delighted b

decided the game and provided one of the shocks of the tournament as adam wild reports from the emirates stadiumhe stakes are higher and the opposition stronger. tim laffey racing in and england were behind. arrival returned on its head for tom burgess, quite literally. samoa the lead at the break, england for the first time at this world cup struggling. samoa side reborn, revitalised. this deception looked certain to have won it. england's stunned fans could only watch, seconds remaining england with a final chance of a breakaway. herbie farnworth restoring a hope that had all but vanished. now the dreaded golden point next score wins it and almost unbearable but unbearable tension. but when the ball once crichton, ball fell once more to crichton, this was samoa's moment. samoa into the final of the rugby league world cup. so after all the hope, the heartbreak. this is england's world cup but it is them that are going home. women's rugby league semifinals tomorrow so there is still plenty of hope. i love your optimism! we will keep you in touch with the cricket throughout the show this morning,

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it follows a colourful opening ceremony at the emirates stadium to kick things off.ntry in the middle east and, it's been overshadowed by a number of controversies. fifa is hoping action on the pitch will turn the spotlight back the the spotlight back on the football in the five people have been killed and 18 injured in a shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs . police have colorado springs. police have named the suspect as 22 year old anderson aldridge . he's anderson aldridge. he's currently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive , the attack injuries. the motive, the attack isn't shatner police in nottingham have launched a murder investigation after two children were killed in a fire at a flat. a women's critical condition in hospital . in condition in hospital. in a statement, detective chief inspector greg mcgill said are tragic and very sad circumstance answers. we have established the fire was started deliberately. police appealing for witnesses in the farah close area of clifton . rishi sunak says more clifton. rishi sunak s

so the emir, you know, the stadium waving the flag area, which in gulf matters. you know, that mean so much. but really, it was amazing to see the saudi arabians get all that support. thank you for now. we'll in this 1st middle east and well cut the were plenty of saudi fans in capsule that couldn't get a ticket. many of them gathered into haws to walk. if this was their reaction to that game, this. thank you dan. thank you. so moving so, so, okay, you also told me earlier that you had a specific message for argentinian star, player lion, all many months. okay, well let me see if this is your overall is finished. please book it. you got 2 boys . oh yeah. yeah. in south america, argentinian fans got up early to watch the game against saudi arabia. they weren't expecting to have to deal with that. disappointing result when they had their breakfast, allison to ramp, yet he was with them in the capitol point is aries, shock doubt. and this belief is what argentinians are feeling here in central boy and osiris. thousands of them woke up very early on tuesday morning t

tonight, australia face new zealand and tomorrow england, the hosts, play samoa at arsenal's emirates stadiumeady for a tougher challenge this week. we've heard from the new southampton manager nathanjones today. the former luton town boss has replaced ralph hasenhuttl who was sacked on monday. it's a tough first game for him, they play liverpool at anfield tomorrow, but then we have the 6 week break for the world cup, which he's now looking forward to. it piles massive pressure on the champion coach for the schedule and it was unfair on players but now from what i layered some people by absolute geniuses. brilliant, i'm so so happy so from a world cup in qatar in november. it gives me an opportunity to work with them. the first figure grand prix to be held in the uk has started in sheffield today and the home crowd will be able to get behind british pair lilah fear and lewis gibson. they are are ranked number one in the world with every chance that they could win the country's first figure skating gold at a major tournament since torvill and dean back in 198a. we are so beyond excited, we ha

in the stadium, monday, the emir of qatar was wearing a saudi flag over his shoulders in support of the a couple years ago, there was a major political dispute between these two countries, and now everyone is sort of embracing the saudi win. on my woodwork, there was a sign on the highway. unfortunately, same cannot be said for the outcome of the french match late last night. juliette: absolutely not. we have seen growing controversy over if players and fans can wear rainbow flags. what is the latest on this? >> it started off with fifa's decision about armbands, but now, there are various folks coming out saying they tried to get into stadiums while wearing rainbow-colored attire and they were stopped or turned away. they were not able to do that. that seems clearly against the rules that fifa has for fans. fifa has said pretty explicitly you should be able to wear rainbow colored attire in the stands as long as it is not distracting or going to impede the view of anyone else, so it seems like that is very much against the rules that were put forward. i also spoke to some people who ha

emirate. it gives budweiser tents lest visibility and stadium perimeters. railroad workers union rejected a contract agreement meaning that a real strike is weeks away. kumasi: you are looking live at the new york stock exchange and we are up by almost 400 points. reggie: christina applegate has an emotional day as she gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. make sure you stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00 where we are livestreaming from 7:00 until 8:00. download our app. drew: here is the oakland airport camera with a live look showing you terminal one with clear skies and we are expecting a lot sunshine once the sun is up. we have a breeze, mount diablo gusting to 21. it is an offshore wind that we have, thanks to all of our recent rain especially last week we are mitigating fire concerns with his offshore wind. it rolls down the hillsides, especially oakland and half moon bay and it warms up as it reaches the surface. half moon bay is 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. 13 degrees in oakland. 53 in oakland and 50 four half moon bay but it is chilly in the v

qatar's emir was in the stadium, wearing a saudi football jersey over his shoulders. that is not terribly surprising. saudi arabia's surprise victory over argentina last week really gave a boost to the saudi excitement. the fans visiting qatar, many probably for the first time since the rift ended. i think there is a sense of rallying around having the first world cup in the middle east.— having the first world cup in the middle east. ., , ., , ., , middle east. there was also germany coverin: middle east. there was also germany covering their — middle east. there was also germany covering their mouths _ middle east. there was also germany covering their mouths in _ middle east. there was also germany covering their mouths in protest i covering their mouths in protest over 3a�*s decision to ban inclusivity and the armbands, and there was a push back by the fans in there was a push back by the fans in the stand holding a picture of measured ozone, basically criticising germany hypocrites for what they did. —— over fifa's decision. is this more of a battle between the m

not to go to games in european stadiums hang posters with calling for a boycott of qatar in the european parliament. instead of the planned report on the economy, the emirate'sinister was forced to answer questions and whether the caterans are preparing an attack on lgbt football players and gay fans. in a word , the west uses the methods already worked out in russia when we hosted the world cup and the winter olympics. and against this background , unexpected statements were made by manuel macron, the president of france announced that he was ready to go to qatar and urged not to mix sports with politics. now is not the time to ask questions about protecting the environment or protecting human rights. i already talk to the authorities of the boat and other countries about all these things, but i think that politicizing the sport is a very bad idea. well, the advice of the macron, apparently, does not apply to russian and belarusian sports. the international paralympic committee suspended the membership of the national committees of our countries for at least a year about what values ​​enlightened western sports officials fought for. when they decided to str

emirates, so small, in fact, that it's around the size as yorkshire. and it's the size of qatar that makes this world cup so unique. everything so this is the capital, doha, all the stadiumshe furthest in the north to the furthest in the south, it's just a 42 mile drive which will take around 50 minutes. the final will be staged here, which is a city which has been built in preparation for the world cup. the tournament has not been without its problems. there are questions over the treatment of migrant workers to the rights of lgbtq+ fans in a country where being gay is against the law. qatar has a population ofjust 2.8 million people and close to half of that number is expected to visit over the next 28 days of competition but with just 175,000 hotel rooms available, just 175,000 hotel rooms available, just where will fans stay? to meet demand, you can stay in traditional style tents that have been put up in the desert, £181; a night will get you a bed in a shipping container whilst two cruise ships are being turned into floating hotels. there will also be regularflights from places like dubai, abu dhabi and oman ferrying fans in and out of games. forthose oman ferrying