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we saw another big win for england today, almost as big as the hit on 0wen farrell that saw the first the tournament. england beat the usa 45—7. our sports correspodnent andy swiss was at the game in. 0na on a pretty hot humid night, england has made it two wins mac out of two with a pretty emphatic victory over the usa. they were looking for a improved performance after their slightly scratchy opening win. they got off to a perfect start when captain george boyd put them ahead after five minutes. they captain george boyd put them ahead afterfive minutes. they scored captain george boyd put them ahead after five minutes. they scored two more tries to lead 19—0 at the break. after half time they got their fourth try and that all—important their fourth try and that all—importa nt bonus point. their fourth try and that all—important bonus point. and they scored three more tries after that. tries for rory mcconaughey and lewis ludlum. the most notable moments of the night was a horrible no arms tackle like the usa flankerjohn quayle on 0wen farrell. he got a straight red card. refereeing

>>farrell and the russian river, especially known for peeing on the war.gary farrow grows its own grapes but also purchases some from other vineyards including rocchi only just 5 miles a west side road along the russian river. john rocchi only is continuing the family wine legacy started by his grandfather my 35th year of actual making wine. and start to get the hang of some of the vines are especially thick and gnarled these were planted 60 years ago and they're still producing. tom also says this year's grapes are better than usual. charbonnier napier nor all right for you to play so i'm very happy with this year. >>the >>wrote only family story is best heard on the patio a place to stretch out and enjoy the views and see step by step how those grades and up in your glass. >>you're going to have to head to wine country. here's a live look outside at sfo. checking in on a conditions around the bay area it is going to be nice today, definitely cooler. backing triple digits will have a lot of sun but we are getting a break from the red flag warnings and the

>>farrell and the russian river, especially known for peeing on the war. grapes but also purchases some from other vineyards including rocchi only just 5 miles a west side road along the russian river. john rocchi only is continuing the family wine legacy started by his grandfather my 35th year of actual making wine. and start to get the hang of some of the vines are especially thick and gnarled these were planted 60 years ago and they're still producing. >>tom also says this year's grapes are better than usual. nor all right for you to fully so i'm very happy with this year. >>the >>wrote only family story is best heard on the patio a place to stretch out and enjoy the views and see step by step. and up in your glass. it's a busy time right now it's it's really hard line somebody else to do it by the way you saw mango the dog and a lot of those shots call ahead to the winery's a lot of them will let you take your pets and there was some aren't so good about it, but so it's always good to check ahead, yeah, but a half ago. up in sports. the raid. >>and try

owen farrell, these guys, like any team.nfluential. six, eight weeks could be key. quick turnaround. —— area big could be key. quick turnaround. —— are a big bash from turn. keeping eve ryo ne are a big bash from turn. keeping everyone fit, that is key. thinking back to four years ago, so much expectation, england become the first host nation to go out in the group stages, they have something to prove. massively. a lot of guys still in this current england squad, owen farrell, george ford, ben young, all of these players were in 2015, disappointing memories, they will be itching to get out for many reasons, one being hopefully to put the disappointment of 2015 to bed. you can just imagine the the disappointment of 2015 to bed. you canjust imagine the noise in the stadium, closed roof, that noise, such a huge impact as well on the players and the fans. the stadium looks incredible, almost like a stadium looks incredible, almost likea mini stadium looks incredible, almost like a mini millennium stadium, principality stadium, s

continued to the us line. 38—0, the special relationship was being stretched, this charge on owen farrellm the first red card of the world cup. joe cokanasiga ran over his second and england's seventh try but in the closing seconds the eagles finally landed as bryce campbell made a hollywood ending to an english evening. we are pleased where we are. after two games we are ten points and conceded one tribe. but fantastic experiences. tonight, 27,000 people, first major rugby game here for a while. a great rugby city. great occasion and we are pretty humbled to be part of it. and we are in a good position. can we play better? yes. and we will need to play again. so englnad six points clear at the top of pool c. but they have played a game more and tougher games are to come against argentina and france. italy also have ten points after two matches after they thrashed canada in fukuoka. like england they also scored seven tries 48—7 the final score. italy — like england — they have much tougher games coming up in their pool, new zealand and south africa still to come. italy sitting pretty for

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with the headline farrell's eorld cup could have been over...pictured both incidents. i referred to earlier on the left is piers francis collision for which he was cited this morning and owen farrell agai on the right. and in the mirror — some quotes from tottenham boss mauricio pochettino — "i'm suffering" is the headline. following his side's disappointing start to the season. well, you can get more build up to this weekend's premier league action, as well as the latest from doha on sportsday tonight — as well as a look ahead to ireland's rugby world cup clash with hosts japan — all that on the bbc news channel tonight at 6:30. that's all the sport for now. more form the bbc psport centre at 11:15. thank you, holly. see you later. a police watchdog — the inspectorate of constabulary — has warned that 35,000 people employed by police forces across england and wales have not been properly vetted. they include officers, support staff and contractors. the same watchdog has also rated cleveland police "inadequate" in all areas. it's the first time

daly and george ford, who ca pta i ns elliot daly and george ford, who captains the team with 0wen farrellf other interesting names in that that starting xv, winger ruaridh mcconnochie makes his world cup debut, a remarkable feet for a man who was a seven specialist really until last year. also first world cup appearances for fellow winger joe cocker cocina and centre ps francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looking forward to executing a little bit more on a

john quayle going in on 0wen farrell. a horrific tackle. john quayle going in on owen farrell.t thankfully farrell seems 0k. horrible tackle but thankfully farrell seems ok. great stuff. thank you, andy. lots of personnel changes. he wasn‘t happy how they approach the game against tonga. those changes, you worry that might change things a little bit. disrupt things a little bit. with a four day turnaround which is not a lot in by turnaround which is not a lot in rugby terms, he had to freshen up the team. ten changes to the side that beat tonga on sunday. it was a scratchy performance against tonga. england haven‘t found it easy here tonight. not least because of the hot, humid conditions which has made life a slippery for the players but this has been a very emphatic victory for them ultimately. the capped internet put them on their way with the first try in just the fifth minute. england scored two more tries before half—time courtesy of vunipola and... to lead 19—0. they scored shortly after half time for that all potent bonus point for scoring the fourth try. and another tr

near the end of the game byjohn quill who was swiftly sent off — although farrell managed to play onate proud, rugby country. what is going to be important is that we match their passion and then we play with a fair bit of control and smarts about the game. they are and smarts about the game. they are a difficult team to beat and we understand that. after winning his first tour level match since january, andy murray has been knocked out of the zhuhai open in china. the three time grand slam winner was beaten 2 sets to one in the last 16 by australia's world number 31 alex de minaur. salford are one match away from their first super league grand final after beating castleford in the playoffs. their elimination semi final was completely one sided with salford in control throughout. jackson hastings rounding off their 22—0 win with their third try of the match. salford will play the loser of tonight's game between wigan and st helens for a place in the grand final. now then, golf‘s dunhill links championship pairs the golfers with the stars. the pro—am event is played over three courses

>>farrell and the russian river are especially known for peeing on the war.rapes but also purchases some from other vineyards including rocchi only just 5 miles a west side road along the russian river. john rocchi only is continuing the family wine legacy started by his grandfather. my 35th year of actual making wine. and start to get the hang of some of the vines are especially thick and gnarled these were planted 60 years ago and they're still producing. tom also says this year's grapes are better than usual. watch earn a or all the bright and beautiful so i'm very happy with this year. >>the >>wrote only family story is best heard on the patio a place to stretch out and enjoy the views and see step by step. and up in your glass. it's kind of hot weather nothing better than a nice chilled glass so i'm out looking at the venue now is relax just watching you guys have all time. >>quick note on the dogs, ahead if you're going bring your dog because some places depends where you can take your animal you had mango mango is enjoying a. >>3 weeks into the nfl sea

captain 0wen farrell plays at centre with george ford at fly half.isa it is a pretty chilly start to your friday. mist and fog around, too. but lots of sunshine to come. i will have the details on breakfast. it's friday the 20th of september. our top story: the future of thomas cook is hanging in the balance this morning, as it scrambles to raise £200 million pounds to secure an emergency rescue deal. britain's oldest package—holiday firm must secure the funds before a crucial meeting next friday. nina's here to explain what this could mean for its customers and staff. lots of people concerned about their jobs. and millions of holidays. it has been around since the 1840s. hundreds of high street branches. may, they revealed £1.5 billion of losses over the past six months and warned that they were tough times ahead. lots of debt. they blamed lots of reasons. one of them brexit uncertainty. people making fewer bookings. also the heatwave meant we we re bookings. also the heatwave meant we were spending less on holidays and also be competition from onli

will it be captain 0wen farrell, or will it be henry slade?om a knee injury. you can never really tell. we like to try different combinations and all we can do is keep sparing each other on as players and keep driving each other to keep improving and whoever gets picked, gets picked. —— keep spurring each other on. remember the last time an england team played a world cup match here? it was when david beckham's penalty famously beat argentina in 2002. fast forward 17 years, the sport might be different, but they will be hoping for a similar result. andy swiss, bbc news. those memories, 17 years ago,. wales get their tournament going on monday against georgia with scotland taking on familiar foes ireland at the weekend. for wales though, preparations have been overshadowed by the departure of backs coach rob howley over alleged betting rule breaches. robin mcbryde, another of their senior coaching squad said the incident was unfortunate and is sad to see his friend leave early. it's tough. we have been together for quite a bit of time. it is u

and so we had people like will farrell came over to play on my team >> seth: uh-huh. >> mike meyers,> seth: who was the best -- other than yourself -- >> yes >> seth: who was the best celebrity? >> i would say probably will farrell >> seth: yes >> because he was very fit >> seth: yep >> he was very good at football. he said he grew up in orange county and played a little football, soccer there when he grew up but then you get off into baseball and all your other sports >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and you lose the one true god's game [ laughter ] the ability to play. but will was fantastic but he was also -- i mean, he is literally the nicest person i've ever met >> seth: he really is. yeah >> he's just a joy >> seth: and his -- can't be that nice on the soccer pitch. >> no -- >> seth: it'll back fire on you. >> -- you gotta be a killer. killer >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] one last thing i want to ask you. because this is an interesting fact about you you played tony blair three different times. >> i did >> seth: three different films >> exactly the same performance but three times.

this is something i have been working on since i was a legislative aide with supervisor mark farrell. it has been a pleasure to work with you. i thank you for your commitment because something needs to change in this area and i'm really excited that we have a study that is telling us exactly how we should be proceeding. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner and commissioner stefani. and ohio, senior planner with the transportation authority. diving in here, lombard crooked street is a familiar, iconic piece of san francisco. i don't think i need to tell anybody here that, but as commissioner stefani mentioned, a large number of visitors impact the quality of life for neighborhood residents and the experience or visitors that come to see our city. the t.a. has been tackling this problem for a few years now. the community working group was really the kickoff of the latest round of options we are considering that happened way back in 2,000. in 2014, the sfmta let a pilot to lead the crooked streets, but it really squeezes the balloon essentially. there's a lot of people circling , lookin

>>farrell and the russian river are especially known for peeing on the war. gary farrow grows its own grapes but also purchases some from other vineyards including rocchi only just 5 miles a west side road along the russian river. john rocchi only is continuing the family wine legacy started by his grandfather. my 35th year of actual making wine. and start to get the hang of some of the vines are especially thick and gnarled these were planted 60 years ago and they're still producing. tom also says this year's grapes are better than usual. watch earn a or all the bright and beautiful so i'm very happy with this year. >>the >>wrote only family story is best heard on the patio a place to stretch out and enjoy the views and see step by step how those grades and up in your glass. >>there it is all enjoying >>and by the way a lot of those vineyards are still up still got a lot of grapes that they still got pick so you still have time to get up there and see how they do all that and if you can bring your dog call ahead because there are different rules in different

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of the tournaments after his red card against england it was sent off for this challenge on owen farrell in thursday's pool match was given a 3 week ban after the incident. and i'll tell you sport for now we'll have more from our studio at the khalifa international stadium later on. and that is it for this news hour but don't go away. we'll be back in just a moment it's more of the day's news all of our top latest on our top stories to stay with us. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority is illegally dumped in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most traded as of this with retracing the tech through the criminal organizations making big profits and asking why the west is turning a blind on. manmade on the waste trail on al-jazeera. october on al-jazeera. this month smokes a year since the murder of the journalist gitmo was shot she made he has signed most a new series of interviews or data tackling the big issues of our time. world leaders experts and environmentalists will assemble in iceland to discuss the future of the arctic. plan

. >> that's a little bit about the crisis and what we can do about it with warren farrell, co-authorohn gray. this is book tv on c-span2. >> other students can go to school an you expect the teaches to teach them. i couldn't do that. i had to think about what might i be missing. and all of my life this process tried to identify unknowns and come up with solutions. i don't think even the well-meaning people who are trying to be part of the movement against racism recognize that history so when they were classified as racist is that i'm not racist. when jim crow segregationists were charged with being racist, they said i'm not racist and now today even white nationalists are saying i'm not racist no matter whether they are in the white house or planning the next mass shooting. >>> next on "after words" or the sociologist michael campbell presents wha

a horrible shoulder charge on owen farrell, and with safe tackling under the spotlight, a red card forjohno complete a comprehensive win for england and a largely satisfying night. great occasion, so we're pretty humbled to be part of it, and we're in a good position. can we play better? yes, and we know we can, and we'll need to play better in our next game. an emphatic victory, then, and two wins out of two for england but, with their final group games against argentina and france, they know tougher tests now lie in store. andy swiss, bbc news, kobe. remember boaty mcboatface? that was what the public voted to call the uk's new polar research ship. well, today it has been officially named by the duke and duchess of cambridge, though it's actually now been called the sir david attenborough after the government intervened. it's hoped the vessel will help carry out world—leading research in the artic and antarctica over the next 25 to 30 years. our science correspondent rebecca morelle is in birkenhead for us now. usually, ships do anything they can to avoid the ice. this one though can plo

captain owen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is at fly half.fying final. they scored three tries including this one form george williams but it was in defence where they were most impressive. it means they are nowjust one win away from the grand final at old trafford. hazy conditions have overshadowed preparations for the singapore grand prix this weekend, with the city's worst air pollution in three years causing some concern, but practice has been taking place today. valterri bottas crashed in the first session — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship leader lewis hamilton was the fastested in second practice ahead of qualifying tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. friday was a warm and sunny day across friday was a warm and sunny day a cross m ost friday was a warm and sunny day across most parts of the british isles. for something of a rerun on sunday because the overall setup isn't changing very rapidly. hi in the continent, low pressure in the atla ntic the continent, low

14 men afterjohn quill received the tournament's first red card for a dangerous challenge on owen farrelley hammered canada 48—7. they are six points clear at the top of pool b, but they still have to play new zealand and south africa. barcelona have been fined 300 euros — that's right, 300 euros — by the spanish football federation for approaching antoine griezmann without atletico madrid's permission while he was still at the madrid club. some quick maths, but based on his estimated salary, it would take the frenchman ten minutes to pay that off himself if he wanted to. meanwhile, in italy, torino are up to fifth in serie a after beating ac milan 2—1. andrea belotti scored twice in a four—minute spell midway through the second half, as torino came from a goal down. belotti has now scored ten goals in all competitions this season with just a few hours to go until the start of the world athletics championships in qatar, most of those who have been in the stadium have spent their time trying to shelter near the air conditioning units. the heat will be a major talking point in doha, and whi

captain owen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi.oach looking forward to the tournament? the world cup is like a roller—coaster. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you're not quite sure if you're going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. rory burns has been given just a test contract but archer's inclusion was never in doubt. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the

first red card of the tournament with us flanker john quill dismissed for a shoulder charge on owen farrellsapporo and gobi. it isa experiences in sapporo and gobi. it is a great rugby city. great occasion. we are happy to be part of it. can we play better? yes, and we know we can. and we will need to play better in our best game. so england six points clear at the top of pool c — but they have played a game more and tougher games are to come against argentina and france. meanwhile in pool b there was also a seven try win for italy, 48—7 against canada. essex have won cricket's county championship title for the second time in three years. they secured the draw they needed against somerset at taunton after a match that had been severely affected by the weather, but still managed to deliver a twist. essex collapsed to 141 all out on the final day in reply to somerset‘s 203. somerset then forfeited their second innings in a desperate bid to pull off a remarkable victory by taking ten quick wickets. but they only managed one, so the match was drawn. enough for essex to start their celebrations.

owen farrell sees stars. but england earn their stripes against the usa at the rugby world cup.asted until the final day. and the fittest 55 year old on the planet. so claims nigel benn as he prepares to step back into the ring. now it's nigel benjamin button. the older i get, the fitter i am and i 100% mean that. hello again. thanks forjoining us. if england admitted to employing rope—a—dope tactics against tonga today the usa were hit with a knockout blow. it's two wins and two bonus points for england who hit their stride at the rugby world with seven tries in their 45—7 win in kobe. patrick gearey reports. to face the united states, here was new england, ten changes from the team that took on tonga, we were promised this england would play faster and sometimes speed is in the mind. today's captain, george ford, spotted a highway to america, a short trip for the first try. it went quiet for a while before england realised the best way to crack the states was through strength in numbers billy vunipolo went over and then luke cowan—dickie was escorted into american territory, 1

will it be captain owen farrell, or will it be henry slade?injury. you can never really tell. we like to try different combinations and all we can do is keep spurring each other on as players and keep driving each other to keep improving and whoever gets picked, gets picked. remember the last time an england team played a world cup match here? it was when david beckham's penalty famously beat argentina in 2002. fast forward 17 years, the sport might be different, but they will be hoping for a similar result. andy swiss, bbc news. europe's solheim cup winning captain catriona matthew, says golf‘s governing bodies need to do more to combat slow play. team europe beat the usa by the finest of margins at gleneagles, but there's been criticism over the pace of play, with some third round matches lasting six hours. rory mcilroy was amonsgt the critics, saying he found it hard to not get frustrated. slow play is a problem in men's and lady's golf but i think really, i am a quick player so it frustrates me no end. the only solution is for the referees

when i have been down here, i have been identifying myself as patricia farrell. my christian name. my legal name is. [inaudible] it was given to me in atlanta georgia. i have 23 years in atlanta georgia. this is where i get that twang. since people want to get up here and talk about their genealogy, and who they are, i am 11th generation united states citizen, on my mother side. that is one generation before the pilgrims. all i am trying to do is gain the ability to have my u.s. department of treasury federal funds returned to myself in my bank account. it took me probably over 30 years to work those 40 quarters, it is not easy to do because i have suffered from a mental illness that is now classified as ptsd. i know the reason why i have it. i just want to share this letter from dish, that is funded, because i ask people -- all i need is one sentence on one piece of paper. i need to get my u.s. department of treasury funds back, then i can decide where i want to live. i was placed in 2014 -- i don't want to be a professional hobo. i need my money. >> thank you.

mayor mark farrell, a wonderfully unapologetic warriors fan.ou greet me with your trademark big greek kifmsz i'm not sure which is more challenging. [laughter] to our friends in labor from day one, you saw the impact this project would have on jobs and the quality of life in our region and you gave us your support. as many as 1600 union workers a day brought their talent, dedication and pride to this project. [applause] thanks to each of you and thanks to the president of the san francisco labor council. so many legendary leaders in san francisco helped me, this fairly new bay area resident learn the impossible nuances of politics in this place we call home. in particular, don burton and mimi silver. thank you for befriending me and sharing your wisdom. [applause] thanks to ucsf for your spirit of cooperation and community. we want to be great neighbors. we needed critical state legislation to get this project completed and that was a heavy lift. thanks to assembly member phil chang, mark leno, assembly member david chiu. then senator pro tem a

but the new yorker and an article written by ronan farrell publish email showing that mig employees triedup epstein's involvement. for example, then mig fund-raising official peter cullen wrote to another employee quote, jeffrey money needs to be anonymous," we will not be mentioning jeffrey's name as the impetus for this gift. peter cohen who now works at brown university has been placed on leave but the director of mit's media lab joey ito resigned altogether and bill gates denies that jeffrey epstein had anything to do with his two million-dollar gift. epstein also gave millions to harvard in 2003 but that was preconviction and harvard has no plans to turn up the money. meantime, immigration and customs enforcer now confirms that seven suspects, inc. using a 16-year-old accused of the brutal death of the maryland men are members of the ms 15 gang and six of the seven are in the u.s. illegally. baltimore police say that back in july, the members surveilled the 21-year-old man, followed him from a laundromat back to his apartment complex, and then multiple gang members stopped him multip

captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is at fly half.ne of the stars of england's cricket summer, has been rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago — the contract covers all forms of the game. archer was their leading wicket—taker in their world cup winning campaign and impressed in the drawn ashes series, so what next for the fast bowler? i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the oval and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and i said i would take that. but it's important we look after him, it's not easy to bowl that pace consistently, and he is a fine asset for the team. the hazy, smoggy conditions in singapore are a concern ahead of the grand prix this weekend. the city has recorded the worst air pollution levels in three years. practice has been taking place today. mercedes valterri bottas gave his mnechanics a bit of work to do in first practice — hitting the barriers of the street circuit. he missed the rest of the session as a result. championship lea

captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi. george ford is at fly half.ter. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous, excited — you get down the first slope and you have to adapt to that, and the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. there is one game in the premier league — southampton hosting local rivals bournemouth. the last time these two sides met, it was a six—goal thriller, ending in a 3—3 draw. bournemouth are the first to score tonight, nathan ake scoring from a corner. kick off at st mary's was at 8pm. both sides went into the game on seven points with the same goal difference. you can keep up to date with it via the bbc sport website and app. to cricket and jofra archer, one of the stars of england's summer, has been rewarded with a central contract. archer only made his international debut four months ago. the contract cove

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speaking of new accusers, ronan farrell who wrote many of the "me too story" is out with a new book on includes a group of women who make new and sexual harassment school claims. the number of users is unclear but the woman whose initial complaint meant to matt lauer getting fired is also coming forward and to tell her story. our corporate cousin and "the new york post" is reporting that matt lauer hired a team of powerful lawyers are ahead of the book's publication. >> martha: trace, thank you very much. coming up next, nfl player and former college athletes, ben watson on whether students should be allowed to profit in college off their talents and california now says they cannot. >> to be able to have moments like this we got the government of california signing it to allow athletes. ♪ otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a

allegation is similar to a claim debra ramirez made against brett kavanaugh but ramirez first told ronan farrell was no sexual misconduct. later she said she couldn't be sure. again, no corroboration. and here's what kavanaugh told martha mccallum about that very claim. watch. >> i never did any such thing. i never did any such thing. the other people alleged to be there don't recall any such thing. if such a thing had happened, it would have been the talk of campus. >> trace: not only was it not the talk of the campus, dozens of classmates contacted by numerous media outlets could not remember the incident or support the claim. but mollie hemmingway points out the new book by "new york times" reporters robin and kate kelly does contain a bombshell and it concerns leland kaiser the lifelong friend of christine blasey ford who said that with her where brett kavanaugh assaulted her. remember this? >> i also remember my friend leland attending. i do not remember all of the details of you who that gathering came together. >> but leland kaiser does not remember attending the party and the book by the

captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi.oller—coaster. we are at the top of the ride now looking down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you‘re not quite sure if you‘re going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there is gonna be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. cannot wait to see that much at the weekend. jofra archer was one of the stars of england‘s summer, only making his debut four months ago. he‘s been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. rory burns has been given a test contract but fellow openerjoe denly has just been given a one—day contract. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad at the o

captain 0wen farrell plays at centre alongside manu tuilagi.down. everyone is nervous and excited, you get down the first slope and you're not quite sure if you're going to throw up or hang on! and you have to adapt to that the players have equipped themselves to ride the roller—coaster because there will be some turns, some accidents, there will be some fun. and we want to enjoy all of those things that come along and the team is equipped to handle it. that is what is coming up for england. jofra archer was one of the stars of england's summer, only making his debut four months ago. he's been rewarded with a central contract. he was their leading wicket—taker at the world cup which they won and he also had a very good test series against australia. he has been given a contract for all forms of the game. rory burns has been given a test contract but fellow openerjoe denly has just been given a one—day contract. i thinkjofra is capable of anything. i chatted with his dad and he thought he would hit 100 mph next year and he thought he would hit 1

captain 0wen farrell is getting a breather and george ford will captain instead of him.ir world cup debut. but they have strength in depth. they should still be too good for the usa but the usa are an improving force in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, in world rugby. the england head coach eddie jones, known in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, known for his colourful turn of phrase, said playing the usa would be like playing the usa would be like playing 15 donald trump s. a comment which got a mystified response from the usa coach gary gold who said, i don't know what that means. what we don't know what that means. what we do know about the usa is they are improving, they have had good results over the past couple of yea rs, results over the past couple of years, notably when they beat scotla nd years, notably when they beat scotland last year. they have been ina training scotland last year. they have been in a training camp with the marines here in japan. they in a training camp with the marines here injapan. they clearly mean business, b

first red card of the tournament with us flanker john quill dismissed for a shoulder charge on 0wen farrellantastic experiences. tonight, 27,000 people, first major rugby game here for a while. a great rugby city. great occasion and we are pretty humbled to be part of it. and we are in a good position. can we play better? yes. and we will need to play again. so englnad six points clear. at the top of pool c. but they have played a game more. and tougher games are to come against argentina and france. meanwhile in pool b there was also a seven try win for italy, 48—7 against canada. glasgow city ladies and wsl champions arsenal are hoping to reach the last 16 of the women's champions league tonight. arsenal are 1—0 up in their second leg against fiorentina. that's 5—0 overall. while glasgow's advantage was a little more slender they started tonight's match 1—0 up on aggregate. and went a goal down in the first five minutes. but goals from hayley lauder and clare shine restored their lead. they're just into the second half in glasgow with the home side leading 2—i that's 3—1 on aggregate. any

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head coach eddie jones naming an attacking side, with captain 0wen farrell playing at centre alongsidee team in what will be his final tournament before retirement. and as for scotland, sam johnson will play alongside duncan taylor at centre for only the second time. head coach greg townsend has also stuck with tommy seymour on the wing, ahead of the in—form darcy graham. plenty of great preview reading in this morning's newspapers. it's time for action says the telegraph — they say there's blockbuster fixtures, contenders galore and a glorious backdrop too. the guardian says japan is "fired up" for the first rugby world cup to be held in asia. and the times has a big picture of billy vunipola on the front of their rugby pull out — he says england are ready to lead the charge against tonga, the country where his parents are from. it all kicks off at 11:45 this morning, and you can follow the whole tournament on bbc radio 5 live, which has exclusive radio coverage of the rugby world cup. no fewer than five british sides in europa league action last night, and a couple of teenagers stole

continued to the us line. 38—0, the special relationship was being stretched, this charge on 0wen farrells finally landed as bryce campbell made a hollywood ending to an english evening. we are pleased with where we are, after two games, ten points, we have considered one try. two fantastic experiences in sapporo and kobe. tonight 27,000 people, first major by tonight 27,000 people, first major rugby game in a while. it is a great by rugby game in a while. it is a great rugby city, great occasion so we are pretty humbled to be part of it. and we are in a good position. can we play better? yes, and we know we can and we will need to in our next game. there was also a seven try win for italy, 48—7 against canada. any hopes bury may have had of returning to the football league now appear to be over, after a proposal for the club to be readmitted to league two next season was rejected by the efl‘s 71 member clubs. bury were expelled from league one in august after a takeover bid collapsed. earlier this week, a group trying to rescue bury submitted a proposal for "compassionate re—entry" to le

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captain owen farrell, the fly half george ford singing the side because owen farrell is given a breatherreally fast start against the usa team? england were a little bit scratchy in the opening game on the weekend. they got the win and bonus point but it was not entirely convincing and energises looking improvement, particularly with the handling. we saw a lot of handling errors. the conditions could be challenging, it is very hot and humid. by the time the match kicks off it will be cooler and there is a roof but even so the humidity might bea roof but even so the humidity might be a problem. it was interesting to hear the england players during training saying it was very slippery and difficult to group the bolts are playing the sort of running rugby they like to might be a problem.” suppose if their opponents, a lot of their players play they rugby in england. what can we expect from the united states, what sort of challenge will they pose? england will be the overwhelming favourite because i have played the usa five times and have won all five matches but the usa are an improving tea

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