my husband turned around, shoved evan in my arms. >> here, you take evan. going after david. >> david then takes off like a linebacker after a running back and barrels through the back gate. he runs upstairs and finds belinda. he immediately goes to the landline and calls 911. >> does she have a pulse? >> no, she's dead. oh. jesus christ. >> i responded along with another paramedic. there's certain calls you never forget. this is one of them. >> okay. i want you to do cpr for that baby. >> okay. >> okay? >> yes. >> reporter: with the injuries that belinda had, it was instant death. >> blood flow would have ceased almost at the same time as the shot was fired. or very shortly thereafter. once her blood flow ceased, the baby would very soon be robbed of oxygen. >> i can't, her head's just gone. jesus christ. oh. >> is there any way you could do this? >> there's just no way. >> when i got to the gate and attempted to open the gate to go in, shaka was there. >> shaka was the temple family dog. and he was the biggest, baddest, fiercest watchdog in all of the nei

up next was dan evans who had to do something he had done all week, when. against a tough opponent but evans could make it difficult to look simple. it was a tight contest and that often means one thing. tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans tie—break. it was nip and tuck but eva ns ke pt tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans kept fighting and forcing mistakes, and managed... it's the next one where things started to go awry. it was proving to be the same story again. the german producing a moment of magic to wind the set. it was looking like a momentum was with him and everything he tried was coming. but evans‘ fighting spirit returned and he somehow made this for another tie—break. tie—break that he dominated from start to finish and when his opponent was off target, he had done it. finally a victory for evans, a semifinal for great britain. this is how much it means. meanwhile, novak djokovic‘s serbia are out of the davis cup, after they were beaten by russia in their quarterfinal. but, it did have it‘s frustrating moments for the world number two.

evan, if you could set the table for us a little bit. give us a sense of how that upbringing, we've all heard some of the stories, but that upbringing at the lazy b reflects on the person that sandra day o'connor because. >> the lazy b is enormous. 160,000 acres. took a man on horseback a whole day to ride across it. to ride across it. 2000 cows. beautiful. the day family. mr. day. sandra day o'connor said we called it our own country. the king was mr. day, who was a magnificent man. a great, more than a cowboy, he was a manager of cowboys. a guy who could fix anything, handle anything, deal with anything and he taught self-reliance to his daughter and to anybody who was around him and the story she liked to tell, sandra liked to tell, was when sandra day was 15 her one of her jobs was to take lunch to the roundup which was ray across the prairie. she got up at 5 a.m. and loaded up the truck. as she headed out there she had a flat tire. she is a slight girl. she had to jump on the jack to change the tire. she got there and her father loo

and chris evans.s' new movie "knives out" is in theaters november 27th we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ hey, babe... hmm? ooh, yes. so that just leaves mother rose. hardest for last. ♪ you're kidding?! for mother rose?! it's perfect. perfect. ♪ oh yeah. ♪ perfect. [door bell] another one for mother rose? yep, it's perfect. ♪ it's perfect. ♪ aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complext. balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ loyeah? i don't know.on you. i like it, i think. i mean i know nothing about sleds and then i'm just buying one like how am i supposed to know what a sled costs? so what did you pay? 7 pelts? nooo. so high! (car horn) should've used autotrader. it's the only one with kelley blue book. see the little ribbon? let's you know the price is good. what a time to be alive! (laughs) " when better chickens are hatched, we will hatch them." it's why all of the tyson chick

evans of chicago.ally interesting speeches recently on the courage needed as his institution. charles evans in the 8:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the business flash, the third quarter b.m.w. profits soaring better than expected 33%, the reason is sales of high margin models and cost cutting program. that offset the pressures of b.m.w.'s investments in electric cars. avala beating third quarter earnings estimates and had improved sales in north america after months of supply chain probts. adidas sales in europe return to growth. that's the bloomberg business flash. tom and francine? francine: thank you so much. the prime minister boris johnson we saw with various pictures, the prime minister cross town to the queen, to the parliament and looking at 10 downing street and unclear whether the prime minister has gone in number 10 or will go in, no matter, it's all about brexit and the election on december12. let's get back to scott thiel and esther law

but evans can make the difficult look simple. forcing mistakes, and managed to ta ke forcing mistakes, and managed to take it. the openings that hasn't been a problem for evans this week. it has been the next one where things have started to go awry, and it was proving to be the same story again. the producing moments of magic to win the set. it was looking like the momentum was with him, and everything he tried was coming off. but evans is fighting spirit returned and he somehow made this or another tie—break. a tie—break that he dominated from start to finish, and when the german was off target, he had done it. finally, a victory for evans. a semifinal for great written. this is how much it means. craig templeton, bbc news. meanwhile, serbia are out, novak djokovic was playing in that one after they were beaten by russia in their quarterfinal. it did have its frustrating moments for the world number two. he'd won his singles rubber to take it to the doubles, but djokovic and viktor troicki were beaten by karen khachanov and and

my name is robert evans, and i'm senior haven't of paramount pictures. >> reporter: evans' tabloid-readyttention as i had films. the perpetually tanned evans dated and married some of the most glamorous women including his "love story" star ali mac grew. he then focused on producing. hits including "chinatown." >> forget it, it's chinatown. >> reporter: and "urban cowboy." ♪ while his influence waned over the years, he continued to work and saw something of a popular resurgence in 2002. this time, he was the subject. a film documentary based on his autobiography which evans narrated himself. >> good-bye, '70s, hello, '80s. here i come. >> reporter: that led to a dead inny central -- comedy central seriesed based on his life. >> i know you. >> reporter: then a movie executive was the subject of such projects speaks to the place evans neld held in popular culture. >> robert evans was the last of a certain breed of producer. you know, in the '30s and '40s, and '50s, producers were dominant. they were the famous ones. robert evans was that kind of producer. he was larger than life. he was in

do you send dan evans out? of his excellence yesterday, could he bea of his excellence yesterday, could he be a sacrificial lamb against rafael nadal? who is best placed to beat other plays in the first match? that is the first question. it will bea that is the first question. it will be a tough task to take on an adult. if murray is fit and ready to play, he is the first player on my sheet. the evans, with a sliced backhand, we have seen in the past that there is another right hander who has had troubles with his wrist in the past. he deals with that slice well. i can we question is that if murray is ready play, i would put him on there and to take on an adult, he can swing freely with that big forehand. it may all come down to the doubles, it will be very lively inside centre court and we will have commentary on bbc five live sports extra from liz30pm. what a match ahead for great britain. that's all the sport. now it's time for click. this week: could this be the future of gaming? move over, vin diesel, we'r

where in europe evan: -- where in europe? evan: germany. alix: really? country most everyone is negative on. we want to be going where the puck is going to be as opposed to where it is right now. alix: i think we have to leave it there. mark carney come a bank of england governor, is speaking now. let's listen in to his press conference. it is important to not lose sight of the big picture. the world risks slipping into a low growth, low inflation rent caused by limited policy space and growing concerns about the fracturing of the global trade system. over the past 18 months, global growth has slowed markedly. trade has contracted. many of these dynamics occurred first in the united kingdom, particularly the heavy drag on business investment from entrenched uncertainties over future trading arrangements. now it's become possible that the picture in the u.k. to -eunge, with the recent u.k. withdrawal agreement crating a prospects for pickup and growth. that will depend critically on the extent to which uncertainty over the future trading relationship actu

evans kohlschreiber in straight sets. eva ns ha d kohlschreiber in straight sets. set. conceding seven inches in height and a couple of weight divisions but he came through, and he won the first set tie—break by seven points to two. it was relief more than anything! the guy in the chair has done so much for me with the davis cup and without it. to have him on the chair, and have everybody on the bench, good friends in the crowd, they took over. i will remember that for a long time. it seems unlikely andy murray will feature over the weekend, if both kyle edmund and dan evans remain fit. as the davis cup captain said, times have changed a little and now edmund and evans are playing better than andy murray. ulster move top of their champions couple with an 18—13 win over clermont auvergne thanks tojohn cooney who scored a try. eight more points for him. that's all from the bbc sport centre for now. i will be back with another update in the next hour. to hong kong, where a relative calm reigns as a record number of people have registered to vote ahead of local electio

a late challenge from jonny evans and he was perhaps fortu nate from jonny evans and he was perhaps fortunatends a partner who finally lit up proceedings. —— given a yellow card. most are silky when my time with a much more familiar name and that is ten now for the season forjamie vardy. ten now for the season forjamie va rdy. lester ten now for the season forjamie vardy. lester almost scored a third late on. the last time leicester won at this park was in march 2016. they went on to win the league that year. it feels like maybe there could be direct once again for brendan rodgers said. 11 games and, with native in really good start and the place will be getter. —— the players will get better. the supporters enjoy watching the team and getting them is good victories. we're certainly not getting carried away. it is a long season, but we have made a good start. leicester in great form and so. rangers are through to the final of the scottish league cup after they beat hearts at hampden park. filip helander scored the first goal of the game just before half—time. alfredo morelos added a second ea

the second singles sees dan evans facing world number one, evans faces world number one, rafael nadalish fans were suddenly left wanting tickets to today's semi finals once great britian had won their quarter final yesterday. the lawn tennis association, with a little help from andy and jamie murray, put the word out on social media that they would give away free tickets to anyone that could get to madrid in time for today's semi final. that plan went down well with british tennis fans they said let's go and soak within the space of an hour, we had booked flights, booked hotels and we were hoping we could get there today so this morning, we are on a flight from edinburgh to madrid and here we are. i've been living in madrid for the past four years and my girlfriend from here, from edinburgh, was on the bbc after there was a free giveaway and i am here. i got an e-mailfrom my daughters saying that they're giving free tickets away but following the cup, the team playing in glasgow, we watched them play birmingham and it was like a bonus and icing on the ca ke was like a bonus and icing

." >>> then what chris evans revealed about a capin america return. >> would you come back? >>> then -- look who is here t co-host. >> hilarduff. >>> i'm freaking out. hilary duff is in the house. she has a huge new announcement. >> you are so busy. toddler at home. hit tv show and lizzy maguire reboot. >> we'll talk abo everything going on. it would be great to have you kick off our big royal story. >> are the fab four still feuding. they just got together for the first time in months. >> thi is the first time we have seen what we use to call the fab four togetr at an event since that polo match in the summer. everyone was looking for body language. very dficult event to judge that at. the mood at these celebrations is a sombemood. that said, sources on the ground say there wasn't the usual amount of attraction between the four of them. >> the royals paid tribute to fallen soldiers in london. on the ground william and harry placed down a wreath. meghan and kate watching from above. there's much specution as to why they were placed at separate balconies. it was not a slight

>>>nd is chris evans ready to be a dad? >> a weird little door. >>> plus -- >> one, two, the. hoda step on the scale revealing their weight on live tv. >> i weigh 20 pounds more than you. i don't think these are right. >>> minutes awaypitch perfect" sequel knew. whathe stars told ♪ >>> one, two, three. >> don't look down. >> wow. it was a moment of tru on today with hoda and jenna as they steed on scales for all to see. >> 157 and 171. >> jenna just had a baby. >> that makes her theravest woman in the world. let's talk about a baby face, james van der beek. >> turns out he had moves as a baby, lon before "dancing with the stars," as keltiknight found out. >> i want to talk to you about this photo that you posted. baby van der beek. >> oh, yeah. >> what? >> look athat. crushing life in 1982. >> isn't that cute? >> my mother taught gymnastic tumbling. >> right. >> so she put me in r recital and i attempteto cart wheel on stage. >> even then the van der bang was strong. >> on that grind. >> the van der bowl cut is wha that is. >> james and ea have been rehearsing six hours a day

[evan smith] i'm evan smith. he's one of fiction's rising stars. his debut novel "there there" was called "an american epic" by the new york times and has won raves from coast to coast. he's tommy orange, this is overheard. [smith] let's beonest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you a what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you a problem and over time took it on. let's star wwith the sizzle befoget to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audiencapplause) [smith] tommy orange, welcome. [tommy orange] thank you for having me. [smith] thank you very much for being here. sove the book. i wanna talk all about the book and talk all about you, but i wanna talk about the title of the book first. so i didn't actually get the reference until after that this is gertrude stein. [orange] mm-hmm. [smith] right? like you, an oaklander. is

the tony—award—winning broadway musical, dear evan hansen, is opening in london tomorrow night.ur arts editor will gompertz went to meet them. # even when the dark comes crashing through # when you need a friend to carry you...#. meet evan hansen, a teenage schoolboy with self—esteem so low his therapist has told him to write a daily, life affirming letter to himself. # you‘ll reach up and you‘ll rise again...#. the unforeseen consequences of which lead to a story of exclusion, deception, desperation and teen suicide. what made you think that this topic was suitable for a musical? at the beginning, i‘m not sure we necessarily thought it would make a great musical, but we were fascinated by the subject. # two friends # true friends on a perfect day...#. i think we are living in a time where we are more disconnected, we are more lonely. we feel like we are less parts of community than we have ever felt before. and so people react to that in different ways. and there is such a desperation to try to find each other in this very crazy, hyper connected but also very disconnected world

joining me now is cnn's own evan perez. good to see you, evan. evan, the judge was blasting the administration's argument for blocking don mcgahn's testimony. how big of a blow is this going to be to the new white house stonewalling strategy? >> it's a big blow. look, laura, one of the things from watching this court hearing, i was there just a few weeks ago when the judge was just ripping apart their arguments from the justice department because these were some very novel arguments. the idea that the president can essentially grant absolute immunity to everybody, not only people who still work for him but people who worked for him in the past, and that's what we're talking about with don mcgahn, who's been fighting this subpoena for now seven months. i'll read you just a part of the ruling from the judge in which he says, this court holds that the executive branch officials are not absolutely immune from compulsory congressional process, no matter how many times the executive branch has asserted as much over the years, even if the president expr

joining me now is cnn's own evan perez. good to see you, evan. evan, the judge was blasting the administration's argument for blocking don mcgahn's testimony. how big of a blow is this going to be to the new white house stonewalling strategy? >> it's a big blow. look, laura, one of the things from watching this court hearing, i was there just a few weeks ago when the judge was just ripping apart their arguments from the justice department because these were some very novel arguments. the idea that the president can essentially grant absolute immunity to everybody, not only people who still work for him but people who worked for him in the past, and that's what we're talking about with don mcgahn, who's been fighting this subpoena for now seven months. i'll read you just a part of the ruling from the judge in which he says, this court holds that the executive branch officials are not absolutely immune from compulsory congressional proce process, no matter how many times the executive branch has asserted as much over the years, even if the presiden

here's evan rachel wood in "frozen 2.hat we are a part of >> wow >> will you sing it for us, please >> okay. cuddle close scooch in. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ where the north win meets the se there's a rive full of memory ♪ ♪ sleep my darlings safe and sound for in this rive all is found ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: evan rachel wood, everybody. "frozen 2" hits theaters this friday we'll be right back with david byrne. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. geico would like to take a moment to say thank you to our military service members at home and abroad for all their hard work and sacrifice. we all sleep easier knowing you're out there keeping us safe. and on a personal note... sfx: jet engines ... i just needed to get that off my chest. thank you. geico: proudly supporting the military for over 75 years. (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american exp

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evans taking off. evans takes it to the house for a touchdown!tennessee titans taking time yesterday to celebrate a touchdown over the kansas city chiefs by doing a champagne toast in the end zone. the titans went on to beat the first-place kansas city chiefs 35-32 in a stunning upset. >>> on this veterans day, those who served are being honored all around the country. in garland, texas, northeast of dallas, tribute was paid to 103-year-old andre martin at the trinity life baptist church. he defended the u.s. in world war ii over 75 years ago. the mayor proclaimed the day andre martin day in garland. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," rock star jon bon jovi joins us to tell us about his new song "unbroken" which pays tribute to veterans. >>> our top stories this morning tribute to v s. won' neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® i don't make compromises. i want nutrition made just for me. but i also want great taste. so i drink boost for women. new

. >> kathleen, you were in her first crop of law clerks and if there's one thing i learned from evan thomas's book, it was that as much as justice o'connor was -- i couldn't say terrified, but certainly understood the challenge before her as she undertook this position, having never operated in a federal court in her life, basically. she was thrilled, thrilled to be playing in the big leagues and that she could have some affect. could you talk about that a little bit? >> it was very, very visible in the way she conducted herself around chambers. there was a fair amount of stress because all of the issues were new and we felt like we worked harder because we had to get her prepared on issues she hadn't seen before. but when she came back from argument or when she came back from conference or when we circulated an opinion, she was almost singing her way back into the chambers. she was so exhilarated by what she had done. if she'd persuade somebody to join one of our opinions, that was a big moment and a cause of celebration and you could tell that she felt like she had made a differenc

omarion evans team it's good to have you with us the presidency of sri lanka is within the grasp of former defense minister go to biafra. who's opened up a strong lead over his main rival following saturday's election early results show russia ahead of government government minister. and we're getting reports saying. premadasa has conceded the race turnaround was time and the poll went off mainly peacefully security was a key issue in the election campaign the vote comes just 7 months after a series of terror attacks left more than 250 people dead over the easter holiday. well let's bring in just wall who's standing by in the sri lankan capital colombo let me show what more can you tell us about the vote count is the election now decided well it definitely looks like the election is decided. the brother of precedents former president mahinda rajapaksa has taken a clear lead to be articulate and reports that his main often and subject them with all of the ruling un b. has conceded and we have also received confirmation from the office of the supreme about so that he will be stepping down fr

evans first. you have seven minutes. >> good evening, ingrid evans. for the record, all appellants, evans, klein pa tell would like to join in the brief and arguments of the others for appeal. the public works ordinance 190-19 that you talked about making a lot of these appeals moot. and i would argue in this situation, it is not moot. the reason why it is not moot is because permit 18wr0185 was applied for and issued and appealed all before july 1st, 2019 and that is before the ordinance was enacted which was august 9th, 2019, ok. ordinances are not applied retroactively unless the ordinance law expressly says so. this ordinance does not allow for it to be retroactive and it is not applicable and does not moot this appeal. that is a california supreme court decision that says that these laws cannot be retroactive. myers versus phillip morris company 8-28-2002 case. notice is a procedural due process requirement that is required under the california constitution and california state law. the california supreme court requires procedural due process to

[evan smith] i'm evan smith. he's one of fiction's rising stars. debut novel "there there" was called "an american epic" by the new york times and has won raves from coast to coast. he's tommy orange, this is overheard. [smith] let's beonest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you a what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you a problem and over time took it on. let's star wwith the sizzle befoget to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audiencapplause)

british hopes rest with kyle edmund and dan evans, as britain take on spain in the davis cup semi—finalsd toil in new zealand, they struggle with the ball as the kiwis turn the screw in the first test. lots to come on sportsday tonight — we'll be keeping an eye on great britain at the davis cup in madrid, and it's been a really busy day but we start with the premier league, and jose mourinho‘s first game in charge of tottenham. just a couple of weeks ago he was sitting in a television studio watching liverpool beat manchester city, today he was in the dugout at the london stadium watching his new side beat west ham, joe wilson reports. mourinho is world—famous, and much love that spurs, so what is he got? give it 35 minutes. roberto, west ham's goalkeeper was just a witness. just what tottenham needed, and mourinho had it. tottenham battling for the ball, tearing forwards, mourinho picked lucas for this game and there he was. energy, teamwork, when harry kane headed in the third, that was the game. but spurs tired and conceded two late goals as west ham revived themselves, too late to ch

but dan evans lost the second in three sets to alexander bublik. singles match yesterday — won the first set, but couldn't sustain the momentum, leaving the tie level at 1—1. so, just like yesterday, it came down to the doubles match. jamie murray and neal skupski convincingly winning in straight sets. great britain are back in action at around 4.30 tomorrow afternoon, where they'll meet germany in the quarter—finals. the same situation as yesterday. we knew we had to go out and when the match if we had any chance to progress in the event. played a great match from start to finish. we started a very quick, aggressive, did not give them any time to settle, brush them along and really happy with how we played. excited to get the team through the quarterfinals and have a go against germany tomorrow. so another great day for britain, and it was done without andy murray — kyle edmund stepping in. captain lyon smith told russell fuller that the team have shown their strength in depth today. we knew we had kyle ready to go. we knew we had to go out and wh

omarion evans dean thanks for joining me lebanon is readying for another day of nationwide protests as demonstrators continue to demand reforms and political change in the biggest rally on saturday thousands turned out in the northern city of tripoli calling for president michel aoun to step down lebanon has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption but the protesters also turned their rallies into joyous occasions. with alumina ated mobile phones held aloft and a celebrity d.j. behind the decks it was as much a rave as the protests but the thousands of people in tripoli's outdoor square had good reason to assemble that demand to overthrow the political class the does dominated lebanon for 30 years and with the resignation of the prime minister on october the 29th the protests seemed to be working there was no doubt that there was something of a party atmosphere at this demo and d.j. marty k. read the mood of patriotism by playing the national anthem. he seemed to proud to play a part in continuing the pressure for change. i am pa

and that is really where evan came from. # i don't know if you can tell but this is me just pretending...#. what is your view now of social media? when we started writing the show, we lived in a very different world than we live in now, in the sense that what we were talking about in the show about a young man and this journey through... lies and half—truths online felt like a young person's story in a lot of ways. and it's impossible for us to ignore now in the world of 2019 that lies and the internet and social media, it's not a young person's phenomenon any more. in many ways it drives the news. yes. in both of our countries, i think. they are hoping that sense of shared cultural experience will see their all—american story succeed in londonjust as hamilton has done, the huge, critical and commercial hit musical about america's founding fathers. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. newsnight is about to start on bbc two with emily maitlis, now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on tonight's programme... the r

mass shooter. >> it is scary because you realize how easy it is to happen again. >> that was carter evans reporting. another mystery police are trying to solve, how the teenager got the gun used in the shooting. >>> west sonoma county teachers protesting over the summer have reached a decision after a three-day strike that followed nearly a year of negotiations for better pay. the tentative agreement would give teachers a 12 % raise over three years parenting an % increase over the first two years. students and teachers will be back in class on monday. >>> at the same time, heavy rain and snow causing problems in the mountains of austria. every home in this district is blacked out and a neighboring town cut off by lack of service. they are accustomed to heavy snow but have never seen it quite this heavy. it is that bad, the forecast is for more snow. >>> as they deal with that, our forecast is for a little bit less fog. it has been foggy weather, we talk about the airport delays and while the fog is reforming, we saw that shot of san francisco a few minutes ago, it will not be as extensiv

felicity evans, thanks forjoining us. felicity evans, thanks forjoining us. and now back to the studio. many thanks. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. they made their fans — and their new manager — wait for it, but tottenham are through to the next round of the champions league after coming from behind against olympiacos. despite drawing against shakhtar donetsk, manchester city join them in the last 16 and finish top of their group. plus, it wasn't long ago we thought we wouldn't see him on a tennis court again — but that wouldn't bother andy murray, who's in a film about his recovery from hip surgery. that was the nice thing about these last six or seven months, when i was at home and my pain was gone. i got a glimpse into what my life would be like without tennis and i'm so much more relaxed about that now. a variable welcome to the programme. we start with tottenham, who are through to the next round of the champions league, but they didn't make it easy. th

reanne evans has made snooker history by becoming the first woman to play men in a televised ranking event. facing shaun murphy at the champion of champions tournament, evans fought back from 3—0 down to force a deciding frame, before an eventual loss to the former world champion. england head coach eddiejones said they players would be hurting for the next four years after their world cup final defeat to south africa on saturday. the players looked pretty dejected then and their moods hadn't improved much on returning to the country earlier this afternoon. our correspondent katie gornall was waiting for them at heathrow arrivals. this was not the homecoming that england's players and staff had envisioned. they had hoped to arrive here at heathrow with the trophy in their hand luggage but they arrived looking fairly dejected and despondent. they walked through here without speaking to the media but they did speak to a few young fans who approached to ask for a photo, putting on a brave face on things. you could tell they are still licking their wounds, still smarting from what was a

reanne evans has made snooker history by becoming the first woman to play men in a televised rankingat the champion of champions tournament, evans fought back from 3—0 down to force a deciding frame, before an eventual loss to the former world champion. west brom have gone top of the championship table after a 2—0 win at stoke. the hosts are struggling — bottom of the division and without a manager — and matt phillips‘ took advantage early on. hal robson—kanu doubled their advantage from the spot in the second half — after grady diangana was brought down. west brom are now five games unbeaten and two points clear at the top. everton say surgery to repair andre gomes‘s ankle injury went extremely well today. the midfielder suffered a fracture dislocation in a challenge with tottenhams son heung min during their 1—1 draw at goodison park. players from both sides were visibly distraught after the final whistle. a club statement went on to say gomes will spend some time in hospital and expect him to make a full recovery. cardiff city could be banned from making transfers until the summer

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reanne evans has made snooker history by becoming the first woman to play men in a televised ranking evans fought back from 3—0 down to force a deciding frame, before an eventual loss to the former world champion. england head coach eddiejones said they players would be hurting for the next four years after their world cup final defeat to south africa on saturday. the players looked pretty dejected then and their moods hadn't improved much on returning to the country earlier this afternoon. 0ur correspondent katie gornall was waiting for them

the lead after kyle edmund impressively overcame mikhail kukushkin in straight sets, but then dan evansbublik put them back level. gb‘s fate was left to the doubles duo ofjamie murray and neal skupski, as rhia chohan reports. this was a match which carried the weight of a guaranteed quarterfinal place for great britain, and would alexander sent on a serve in excess of 125 mph, it handed dan evans the first set. but the chasm should better signs in the second and the tide turned. a crucial mists from the british number one suggested he was struggling to keep his head, and frustrations began to show. he broke to ta ke frustrations began to show. he broke to take the lead and eventually leveled proceedings 6—4, much to the light of kazakhstan‘s boisterous fans. and in the decider, the world number 57 performed for the party. it would be down tojimmy murray and neil to clinch victory in the doubles. with elimination looming, they would not believing this to change. the doubles players will be facing two exhausted singles players. it was no surprise britain raced through the first set into a

felicity evans, our political editor in wales.oday involving a cabinet minister, the leader of the commons, jacob rees—mogg, has apologised after suggesting that people living in grenfell tower might have used common sense on the night of the fire two years ago and left the tower block, despite the fire brigade‘s advice to stay in the building until help arrived. 72 people died in the fire in the summer of 2017. our special corrspondent lucy manning reports. if there‘s one tragedy it‘s easy to show sympathy with and be sensitive about, it‘s grenfell. the inquiry finding just last week residents shouldn‘t have been told to stay put in their flats for so long, yet one government minister has managed to upset the survivors. the more one‘s read over the weekend about the report and about the chances of people surviving, if you just ignore what you‘re told and leave, you are so much safer. and i think if either of us were in a fire, whatever the fire brigade said, we would leave the burning building. itjust seems the common sense thing

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. >> is chris evans really done with acting?i heard. >> what he's telling us. >>> then our "happy days" reunion exclusive. >> i know everything about them. >> the major movie star first picked to play potsie. >> i saved his career. >> would they reboot the tv >>> minutes away "e.t." in napa valley continues. napa. they've put me to work at the alpha omega winery. i'll try not to dump all these barrels. hey, rachel. >> girl, do not hurt that wine. now chris evans got all his fans concerned when he recently said he could be done with acting. so keltie knight got captain america to set the record straight. >> i watched the scarlet interview, "actors on actors." >> every couple months i decide i'm done acting. i always am looking for a way out. >> does that really happen? no way. you're too talented. >> well, yeah, i think most actors are pretty capricious by nature. >> what's the thing that keeps you going and keeps you putting out there? >> 'cause i'm not good at anything else. >> well chris kills it in the new murder mystery who

press the button. >> andrew evans for kipp. there are a lot of opportunities for parents to be involved. we have parent engagement meetings and parent associations that meet with the leadership of the school and faculty. we set up a system where board members attend as well so there is additional opportunity outside of the regular board meetings of four times each year. we welcome families to come to the board meetings. the law is going to change next year. the board minutes will be available and we will have access because of the rules say you have to hold the meetings in the jurisdiction with the most students. we will make those meetings accessible and figure outweighs to bring our meetings to -- different meetings to san francisco parents to have that engagement. i have been to the school side meeting at sf bay and bayview. i have been to meetings a. i don't think that there is any less connection between our board and the families and this board and other families. thank you. >> i am judily with family and community engage

cnn's evan mcmorris santoro.governor's race is getting so much attention there and how much of a bellwether should we consider this? >> this is one of those races where it's a national politics versus local politics thing. the democrats want to talk about local politics. they think they can pull off an upset if they talk about medicare and education. republicans think they can keep this seat, keep this governors mansion if they talk about trump and they talk about social issues. so it's that kind of thing we're seeing in other elections around the country. >> one thing that i think is really interesting, evan, is that you've got bevin who won by 9 points. but then you've got some like unpopularity among him by those not on board with all of his policies. but his democratic opponent is even a little bit critical of the impeachment inquiry, right? beshear said about the impeachment inquiry that he wants to see more of it happening in public. that's interesting. >> well, yeah, the most interesting thing about being

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you look at the team evan put in place and that's one of the things he should get more credit for. if you look at the transformation of the management team, it's dramatic. jeremy gorman running the whole business side including ad sales. they have brought in a new cfo there's been big, fundamental changes in snapchat and again, this is a stock we had to sell on a year ago. this was not a company we liked. this has been a dramatic change and when you look at where it's going and the momentum that we see, as you look on the service, pull up the discover section that julia just talked about and you're seeing real name brand advertisers that weren't there a year ago you're seeing apple, you're seeing bud light, miamick alobe, usaa. >> amazing, two companies designed to trade pictures of undergraduate that their respective college is now billion dollar organizations thank you very much. >>> coming up, a new and explosive piece by "the wall street journal," claims that google not only uses blacklists but also tweaks its algorithm to alter what you see despite saying they don't. one of th