not finn bogus and up a zillion matilda caio be applying the finishing touch. then doubled their lead in the thirty fourth minute jeffrey who valev with the cut back the man from bogus and with the finish not just any finish either a sensational back heel good going forward less so at the back a defensive model allowed freiburg back into the match yeah i am but i don't go by jonathan schmidt of the most hapless righty not that he knew much about his foul on finn bogus and gave out by the chance from the spot in the sixty third minute and a star man did the on himself three one. and he wasn't done there poking home in the eighty third minute to seal a four one win i am the last time he scored a hat trick freiburg at home in twenty seventeen so return to action and form for alfredsson bogus and became his club's all time leading bonus league of score with twenty five goals. way to go the ice may now in the late match frankfurt host at the league's only side without a win to hand over working against hanover is therefore on the road it's been very rocky dating bac

they double digit lead in the thirty fourth minute to free her that if were to come back now fred finn bogus and with the finish not just any finish either a sensational back you while they were good going forward i was but one less i lead the pack because defensive model allowed freiburg back into the match and our goal by jonathan schmidt of the most honest righty. foul on alfredsson bogus and then gave out by the chance from the sport in the sixty minutes and he himself stepped up to do the honors. he wasn't done there either poking home third in the ice he did manage to seal a food one win with twenty five goals patrick heroes in borgerson is now hours bug's all time top scorer in the bundesliga. the season's going to see the table is taking shape up to six match days stuart ones win over the weekend combined with science loss to hit ten mins dortmund are on top beneath the table beneath the top three god but a man and likes it all on eleven points down in the bottom however hanover and now in last place and still win this up to six games shaka finally moved up but only one place.

then they double very lead in the thirty fourth minute to free her to live with the back out fred finn bogus and with the finish. not just any finish either a sensational back you know they were good going forward but were less the. base defensive model allowed freiburg back into the match and go by jonathan schmidt of the most missed righty. a foul on alfredsson bogus and then gave out chance from the spot in the sixty minutes and he himself stepped up to do the honors. he wasn't done then either pucking home i third in the icy dead minutes a c.e.o. of for one win with twenty five goals actually heroes is now our all time top scorer in the bundesliga. still the come on d. w. after years of turmoil german still trying to separate the set for a major restructuring the company splits in two parts names a new c.e.o. talk to him live in just a few minutes. that's coming right up to town for. i'm not laughing at. well because sometimes i am but most end up with that. because deep into the german culture he knew to take his grandmother to eat it's all that. next time rachel join me sunday to

but a foul on finn but the sin gave the hosts a chance to calm nerves. and iceland international did the honors himself three one outs but. shortly before the final whistle in both us and completed the dream come back his hat trick delivered a four one victory could this be the start of the outskirts climb up the table. the. current side hoffenheim welcome just future employers he's already agreed to take over at leipsic next season a special occasion for him. guess not but there was another subplot to this game leipsic coach and sporting director of golf dominic was once at hoffenheim similarities galore while billionaire owner dietmar hot flashes the cash in hoffenheim red bull founded much assured says done the same and looks like run it will soon be no i was once boss so much i'm pretty sure my boss will actually be alderman sluff. is the obviously the sporting director is the one who makes the coaching decisions in place. now that the rb sporting hierarchy is sort of let's get to the game now goes money's been demonstrating exactly why he was chosen

but a foul on finn bulbous and gave the hosts a chance to calm nerves. and the iceland international did the honors himself three one out spurs. shortly before the final was sold in both us and completed the dream come back his hat trick delivered a four one victory could this be the start of the outskirts climb up the table. you're not goes man's current side hoffenheim welcomes his future employers he's already agreed to take over at leipsic next season a special occasion for him out of six i guess not but there was another subplot to this game like that coach and sporting director alf that nick was once at hoffenheim similarities galore while billionaire owner dietmar hot flashes the cash in the hoffenheim red bull founded d.t.h. much assured says done the same in light sick and run it will soon be no go zones boss so much i'm pretty sure my boss will actually be alderman sluff and he was the obviously the sporting director is the one who makes the coaching decisions because i'm in a bad mood into. now that the obvious sporting hierarchy is sorted let

biron in midweek spoke had extra cons for celebration on saturday the return of star forward alfred finn bogus and tristan stice fribourg rolled into town on the back of two straight wins the home side got off to a flying start however you'd be going close after just four minutes but the brazilian made good on his second attempt one nil after nineteen minutes. from then on it was the finn both the same show their talismanic goalscorer made it to nil shortly after. a sensational back heel to announce his return to action. freiburg broke into life after the break forcing their opponents into basic errors x. freiburg man gone. time smits the unfortunate score of their sound all. but a foul on fin bulbous and gave the hosts a chance to calm nerves. and iceland international did the honors himself three one outs but. shortly before the final was self-imposed ison completed the dream come back his hat trick delivered a four one victory could this be the start of outsports climb up the table. cover inside hoffenheim welcomes his future employers has already agreed to take over at leipsic next s

from then on it was the finn both us and show their talismanic goalscorer made it to nil shortly after. a sensational back heel to announce his return to action. freiburg broke into life after the break forcing their opponents into basic errors x. freiburg man you don't have time schmidt the unfortunate score of this someone called . about a foul on fin bulbous and gave the hosts a chance to calm nerves. and iceland international did the honors himself three one outs but. shortly before the final whistle in both us and completed the dream come back his hat trick delivered a four one victory could this be the start of outsports climb up the table. you young models one's current side hoffenheim welcome just future employers has already agreed to take over at leipsic next season a special occasion for him. guess not but there was another subplot to this game like that coach and sporting director of golf that nick was once at hoffenheim similarities galore while billionaire owner dietmar hot flashes the cash in hoffenheim red bull founded the shed says done the same and looked sick and run

the police got me into ricans more see this collar tune hiring finn. and i watched part of their so it was something i mean it's a kind of a surreal sight like oh here's the masterpiece for difficult days before the internet. and the one he just scored way. so i'm thankful that i'm doing this in an age where i can just press a button and speak to people and i just try not to be away from time because too long you know one stressed were some of the more london and london and dublin and more on. the. side. bring. on. tara at the mall every british e.g. camp is a terrible suspicion coursing through one of europe's largest refugee camps on the island of lives lost a legend i as follows has said to be terrorizing the refugees some say they've created criminal structures we meet witnesses and victims. next on d. w. . you're all maxed out. my face right in duct tape around amersham long hours this week on your own masks everything's different. celebrities are calling the shots. today it's all in fashion designer nothing the n b a john t. is in charge. of your

in pittsburgh, matt finn, fox news. >>> back here in oakland, where a toddler was shot and critically wounded in his own home. now his father is under arrest. officers tell us the shooting happened just before 7:30 last night in east oakland. investigators say the 3-year- old boy was shot inside the house but investigators are not saying who shot -- pulled the trigger. the toddler was taken to a nearby hospital where san leandro police alerted oakland police to what happened. the boy was then transported to oakland children's hospital where he is in critical condition. >> i hope that everyone has this family in their prayers. what a tragedy. for a 3-year-old child to be hanging onto his life. >> ktvu has learned that oakland police arrested the boy's father, 29-year-old kavhan page, for improper storage of a gun, child cruelty, and being a felon with a gun. >>> also in oakland, a man is in custody after police say he waved a pellet gun while standing on top of a van that was parked along interstate 880. this all happened around 10:00 this morning on northbound 880 on 66th avenue. poli

ollie and finn aren't going after any promotions or pay raises.hey want some treats, play a little fetch and flay with the tennis ball as well. >> they're so cute. back to fleet week. this is a look. blue angels precision flight team ripping past the golden gate bridge today. if you missed it, do not worry. they will fly again tomorrow and then sunday at 4:00. and you will be able to hear it there. >> and those weren't just multiple jets. we looped that video back. >> could you imagine? >> there's a lot coming at us. >> it's cool. i was going to say the big question is can we see it, right? >> and can we? >> i think we're going to have no problems at all. yes, all week long we've been looking at that forecast extra closely. you're going to be good to go. there's not going to be any fog getting in your way. so make your plans, make them now. we do want to start with our top weather story and that's increasing fire threat as we head through this weekend. we have a building area of high pressure in the pacific and low pressure that's going to drop do

the baby, named finn paul davidson, weighed in at ten pounds 1.5 ounces.oyal infirmary, saying: "it was wonderful to welcome baby finn into the world this morning. he is beautiful and already very loved." and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the author and broadcaster natalie haynes and deputy political editor at the independent rob merrick — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. good evening. there is certainly a chill in the air this friday evening. and that will remain the case throughout this weekend. a cold wind blowing. there'll be some sunshine, some showers as well. some of these will be heavy and wintry over high ground in the north, and that cold air is coming from a long way north. it's coming all the way from the arctic, brought in our direction by these brisk northerly winds, which will continue as we go through this evening. there'll be a lot of dry weather, some clear, starry skies, but some showers in spots exposed to the wind. perhaps the east coast of

as it helps sports alfred finn bogus on. top and they stay forward. on this stunning selfish. welcome back into. conference in boston. chemicals up to these injuries. how about judgments marco toys who is here to meet the way who sends out. a comeback seems understanding he wants to receive sanchez back into ruiz and the skipper does the rest it's a fine team go ahead by two points or by year munich's i and robin. wright seems to have asked why now he was was the celts not exactly from a very rapid becoming an absolute shit. small city. be sure to submit your vote via e-mail there's the address there you can also watch those goals again on social media just use the addresses on your screen that's for time for us will be back with the action from sunday's games until then here are some of the best moments from saturday for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. i'll be this a. failing to be close to the action. oh. no and why not jesus went to the people and the people came to him to get we're doing this. same thing the principals. do dominican is in downtown to do some do

for alfred finn bogus on. seven a step forward two possible on this stunning finish. with trimbach seem to. have some symbolic visit. chemicals up the reason trees. cobb outdoorsman is marco toys proceed to meet the one who was sent to. come back to use understanding he wants to make sense you're going to ruiz and the skipper does the rest it's a sign team go here by two pins or by your mere nicks are you and robin. wright . to have sex while he was was a self not exactly a man who is very rapidly becoming an absolute elections. small callouses about. be sure to submit your vote via e-mail there's the address there you can also watch those goals again on social media just use the addresses on your screen that's for time for us will be back with the action from sunday's games until then here are some of the best moments from saturday for me and the rest of the team here in berlin dunka. i'll be visiting. your masks for this week's highlights. curtains on some poll goatees fashion freak show some breaks from culture. the media mogul botch creates an interactive firework

to formula one and ferrari's kimi right and then has won the united states grand prix the flying finn came from second on the grid to take the take a flag and alston rounding off the podium was red bull's math and mrs lewis hamilton sebastian vettel finished fourth minute handles and would have to wait another week for a chance to clinch his fifth world title. sprint legend you say in bold looks say to achieve his dream of becoming a professional football player off he's agent confirmed he had been offered a professional contract by the australian side central coast marina's the ninth time in to gold medalist announced his intention to take up football after retiring from as they take since when he seventeen gold has been training with the marinas and recently scored two goals as a try list in a frenzy. now an unusual creature with a name sure to say in chills down your spine has been spotted for the first time in the depths of the ocean near antarctica known as the headless chicken monster kind of observers have called it the dream of all the spanish dons that it's actually a deep se

to formula one and ferrari's kimmie reichen then has won the united states ground prix the flying finn came from second on the bridge to take the checkered flag in alston running off the podium was red bulls max fished up an admin sadie's lewis hamilton sebastian vettel finished fourth meaning hamilton will have to wait another week for a chance to clinch he's fifth world title thousands of people took to the streets of dresden on sunday in rival marches the anti islam and n.t. immigrant began to movements integrated its fourth anniversary as larger crowds joyed or other religious crowds joined counted demonstrations in the eastern german city now piggy to has helped the rise of the far right a party which placed third in germany's parliamentary elections last year. fearne openminded listen. some ten thousand people marched through the eastern german city calling for love not hate inclusion and respect the state of saxony is premie i also took part in the protest. on our monday ladies and gentlemen it's up to us to make our country open minded and friendly so the children and young peo

to see the soccer hausberg celebrates the return of its icelandic hero we will tell you how alfred finn of bobo. song gives on the variance of some talents. playing. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program indonesia's government is struggling to cope with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the region of soup of a.z. last week authorities. rushing to get aid and rescue equipment to this area the president now calling for other countries to pitch in and help more than eight hundred thirty people have been confirmed dead so far tens of thousands of people are homeless. the moment disaster struck first an earthquake then this tsunami a wave six meters high in some places indonesia is no stranger to natural calamities and the government has been keen to show it was ready for this one but the region at the center of the disaster around the city of poland is remote so the rescue operation has been slow to get off the mark president djoko with dodo help distribute emergency food supplies but he also authorized international aid agencies to enter the country to help struggling l

. >> reporter: meet finn and ollie, the newest crackdown partners in the jail. >> >> i feel like he can do it all. he could probably jump six fences. he's an amazing dog. >> reporter: the jail has never had its k-9 unit before. but the sheriff said that he something needed to be done to combat growing fentanyl usage. >> we have overdoses of fentanyl that were close to being fatalities. >> reporter: the dog's can off len detect cell phones and their components. >> trainerested for to make sure that the dogs are bold and courageous. >> reporter: they went two months of pretraining and last two week in and intensive course with their new handlers. they will graduate today. the handler said that they take their new job very seriously. the dog and the equipment was donated to the sheriff's office. and now that finn and ollie have graduated, they will start officially in the jail come monday. >>> the jackpot for tuesday's drawing in the mega millions lottery is expected to come close to a half billion dollars. no one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing. you can take $375 million o

goal of the month for september take a look here are the three finalists is it out for its alfred finn bogus on. the day state for one thing. with this stunning selfish. welcome back into the. conference room bothersome. chemicals of three centuries. how about dortmund's marco toys really seems to me there was a gross sense of. how to come back to use this time he was terrific essential to ruiz and the step that does the rest is assigned to go hit by two pins or by your munich's eye in robin. wright. that's why. he. was such that somebody from you is very rapidly becoming an absolute shit. callouses about. now i'm personally a fan of the back heel from alford from bogus sandwich called you like robin's only for make arrests all right now be sure to submit your vote via email right to the but as they get added w dot com you can also watch those goals again on social media just use the addresses on your screen that's what's up for us i'd like to take j.c. johnson crane for being here for me and the rest of the bonus to get seen here in berlin taco meat isn't. the arctic is swimming in ga

chance on fifty minutes of my particularly dangerous from set pieces philip mack setting up alfred finn bogus in for his fourth goal of the season have done axels i got to the culprit as he fails to clear the ball have dome and c.l.o. wasn't best pleased as his side were behind again at the break but on the hour mark of the game changes pacquiao cathay replacement the super sub needed just three minutes to make an impact the equaliser was his fourth goal since joining onload from barcelona have my take yes didn't cower in the face of adversity that max reestablishing out because lead on seventy one minutes have moments later the outspoken defenses lack of concentration allowed alka set equalize again to wool and game on the home side kept the pressure on substitute mario gazza scoring his first goal of the season in his first win as if arabs have three minutes later we're back in the game michel going to go which made it three zero in the eighty seventh minute dorman keep a home birth he could and should have done better. but it was dormant who have the last laugh who else but ppaca the

race for the formula one title but only after a little help from his teammate valtteri bottas us the finn was on pole and saatchi he kept the lead and stars in hamilton held on to second head of vettel. despite a clean pit stop for hamilton the timing was all wrong as the bus to vettel managed to pass him while he exited the pit lane adult and kept a cool head he came back to overtake vettel and reclaim second place. from a controversial bit the sadie's told us to move aside he did and hamilton took the lead on lap twenty five he went on to clinch his eight victory of the season and fifth in the last six races it resulted in an awkward radio conversation between both of us in the sadie's boss toto wolff by terry distort the difficult day for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. space. and still no win for both of us this season. yeah i mean that's you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman too to let me buy a cd is now not fighting for the championship is where we are and. you know it's just been such a great wee

fox news' matt finn has the details. >> reporter: the president and first lady arriving in pittsburgh tuesday, meeting with the victims and community members after saturday's deadly forcesynagogue attack. even before landing in pennsylvania, the president's visit was highly criticized. some community members charged the president with part of the blame for the shooting. according to his self-declared nationalism, and past comments attacking minority groups. they believe his incendiary speech helped motivate the accused gunman who harbored a deep hatred of jews. >> president trump's rhetoric have paved the way for the type of white nationalist violence that has devastated our community. >> reporter: jewish leaders even drafted an open letter, asking him to stay away. but the city remains focused on the 11 victims and their funerals. large crowds gathering at pittsburgh's largest and oldest synagogue to say goodbye to a pair of brothers. cecil and david rosenthal were said to be inseparable and among the most prominent members of the tree of life synagogue. services for daniel stein and

. >> as matt finn reports, suspect robert bowers was in court today charged with hate crimes and will face the death penalty. >> this was not just an attack on the jewish face. it was an attack on all people of faith. >> reporter: a brief first court appearance for robert bowers, the 46-year-old accepting a public defender, as federal prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty in the case. >> our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the victims' families and with the community. rest assured, we have a team of prosecutors, working hard to ensure that justice is done. >> reporter: at least 11 people killed saturday when bowers was said to have opened fire at the tree of life synagogue. the dead range in age from 54 to 97, in what's believed to be the deadliest attack on the american jewish community. >> my holy place has been defiled. we will rebuild. >> reporter: democrats in the house judiciary committee are now calling for a hearing on hate crimes and domestic terrorism, following the string of events in recent days, including the shooting in pittsburgh, another in kentucky, and

prosecutors will seek the death penalty, fox's matt finn is in pittsburgh. >> reporter: this will not just an attack on the jewish faith, it was an attack on all people of faith. >> a brief first court appearance for robert bowers, the 46-year-old accepting a public defender as federal prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty in the case. >> our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the victims' families and with the community and rest assured we have a team of prosecutors working hard to ensure that justice is done. >> reporter: at least 11 people killed when bowers is said to have opened fire. the dead range in age from 54 to 97 in what's believed to be the deadliest attack on the american jewish community. >> my holy place has been defiled. we will rebuild. >> democrat and the house judiciary committee are calling for a hearing on hate crimes and domestic terrorism following a string of events including the shooting in pittsburgh, another in kentucky and mail bomb the sent to prominent democrat. president trump and the first lady will be visiting pittsburgh tuesday. >> the pre

. >> harris: matt finn joins me live outside the federal courthouse in pittsburgh. >> at any moment, the man who police say shot and killed 11 people at a synagogue here in pittsburgh will make his first appearance before a judge inside the federal courthouse behind me. 46-year-old robert bowers is charged with 29 federal offenses including using a firearm to commit murder, injury to a public safety officer and hate crimes. if the state of pennsylvania has also filed multiple charges against him including homicide. the suspected gunman has been in the hospital since this massacre being treated for multiple gunshot wounds he sustained during a shoot-out with police at that synagogue. he has been considered to be in stable condition and was released a short while ago to be transported to the federal courthouse. this afternoon, it will be read all of the charges against him and the possible penalties they carry and he will enter a plea at a later date. it's a criminal complaint filed by an fbi agent, we are learning many more disturbing details about this massacre. a portion of that com

fox reporter matt finn was in pittsburgh for the funerals. >> reporter: the president and first lady arriving in pittsburgh tuesday, meeting with victims and community members after saturday's deadly synagogue attack. even before landing in pennsylvania, the president's visit was highly criticized. some community members charged the president with part of the blame for the shooting. according to his self-declared nationalism, and past comments attacking minority groups. they believe his incendiary speech helped motivate the accused gunman who harbored a deep hatred of jews. >> president trump's rhetoric and president trump's policies have paved the way for the type of white nationalist viole that has devastated our community. >> reporter: jewish leaders even drafted an open letter, asking him to stay away. but the city remains focused on the 11 victims and their funerals. large crowds gathering at synagogue to say goodbye to a pair of brothers. cecil and david rosenthal were said to be inseparable and among the most prominent members of the tree of life synagogue. services for daniel

meet finn and ollie, the newest weapons in the war on drugs at the santa clara county jail. the spaniels can smell and find contraband the size of a postage stamp. >> he can do it all. he can probably jump 6-foot fences if he wants to. his work drive is amazing. he is an amazing dog. >> reporter: the jail has never had its own k-9 unit before but times have changed and the sheriff says something needed to be done to combat growing fentanyl usage. to being e had some overdoses fatalities. so i think it will help with that. and also, i'm hoping it will also be a big deterrent from people bringing drugs in. >> reporter: the dogs finely tuned noses can detect cell phones. they were selected for this skill but even more important was their disposition. >> this is cocaine. >> reporter: this trainer looked at about 70 dogs before choosing these two. >> that's one of the things that we pretested for to make sure the dogs are strong in nerves and bold and courageous. >> reporter: they had two months of pretraining and spend the last two weeks in an intensive course with their new han

in pittsburgh, matt finn, fox news. >> condolences are pouring in from across the obfor the victims in pittsburgh. that includes at the united nations where earlier today, the u.n. security council expressed its sympathy to the american people. >> these hateful acts led to the death of 11 civilians, targeted at their place of worship. the members of the security council express their deepest consultancies to the families of the loved ones killed. >> those comments were followed by a moment of silence for the victims of the massacre. >>> the synagogue shooting has had ripples 3000 miles away in the bay area. a high school administrator in the east bay grew up a mile from where the shootings happened, and slipped next door to two of the victims. ktvu's rob roth went to the school where that administered or had a discussion with students who were very disturbed, and very fearful of the violent anti-semitism. >> reporter: for some jewish students at the college preparatory school in oakland, the slaughter in a pittsburgh synagogue was so disturbing, they wanted to talk about it with each o

the baby — named finn paul davidson — weighed in at ten pounds one and a half ounces.yal infirmary saying "it was wonderful to welcome baby finn into the world this morning. he is beautiful and already very loved." the headlines on bbc news... a 56—year—old man, named as cesar sayoc, is charged in connection with a mail bombing campaign in the united states. the politician who revealed harassment allegations against sir philip green is accused of endangering the rule of law. the drones used to fly more than half a million pounds worth of drugs into prisons — seven men are jailed in what police are calling a landmark case. now — an hour later than usual due to that news conference in washington about the us mail attacks — it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. this week, why do some marches and demonstrations get more tv coverage than others? hello and welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. did bbc news get the right, next to last weekend's peoples will march and london? and why do other demonstrations and protests go relatively unreported. first a torrent of sp

and this is young finn. done a good job of adding herself. being this acceptable, fuzzy face of torres. where once you could not get elected as a conservative politician in scotland. and i think she is, well you would note better than me, roundly feared in westminster for being seen as a normal human person. which all too often i think westminster conservative party finds that they are not viewed as. she has no ambitions to she says. she doesn't. as she says. for many conservatives that kind of yarn for her to comes out and save them. she has insisted she is not going to do that. indeed. on that note thank you very much for the time being. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, natalie and rob. goodbye. good evening. there is a definite chill in the air out there tonight. t

race for the formula one title but only after a little help from his teammate valtteri bottas us the finn was on pole and saatchi he kept the lead and stars in hamilton held on to second head of vettel. despite a clean pit stop for hamilton the timing was all wrong as the bus to vettel managed to pass him while he exited the pit lane hamilton kept a cool head he came back to overtake bethel and reclaim second place. from a controversial bit miss avies told us to move aside he did and hamilton took the lead on lap twenty five he went on to clinch his eight victory of the season and fifth in the last six races it resulted in an awkward radio conversation between both of us in the sadie's boss toto would like to distort the difficulty for you a difficult day for us let's discuss it afterwards or three quarter cup to get a little. space. and still no win for both of us this season. yeah i mean that's you did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman to to let me by oh see he's now in the final for the championship is where we are and. you know it's just been such a great weekend

in chicago, matt finn, fox news. >>> only 1800 pg&e customers are still without power tonight. two full days after pg&e preemptively cut their power, because of concerns about high fire danger. the question many of those pg&e customers are asking tonight is, was it really necessary to take such a drastic step? and if they are going to do it again, can they improve communications? good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we got an update moments ago on the outages that started sunday night. >> here are the latest numbers. power is fully restored in napa and sonoma counties. there are 34 outages in lake county. two customers are without power in amador county. about 1400 in calaveras county and, in el dorado county, another 400 are without power. >> this is the outage map on christien kafton -- pg&e's website, showing the conditions. you can see one orange icon. on the right side of the map, showing the few areas in the sierra foothills where outages remain. more now from ktvu's tom vacar on the work to restore power and people affected. >> reporter: in

correspondent matt finn live in wisconsin with the latest. good evening, matt. >> good evening, shannon. tonight's rally that wrapped up a short while ago we saw a little bit more of a subdued version of the president especially when it came on his attacks for the media. the president did not acknowledge or insult the cnn crew that was inside the rally reporting. the president also did not use terms like fake news and in general it seems like the crowd recognize that and seem to go along with him. the crowd never did any chance against cnn or journalists in general, something we have seen crowds do it for umbrellas before. the president did begin his rally tonight addressing the string of suspicious packages of explosives around the country today and at that point he did blame the media for some of the climate in today's country. here's the president. >> my highest duty, as you know, as president, is to keep america safe. any acts or threats of political violence are an attack on our democracy itself. the media also has a responsibility to se

midway through the first half alcs book went ahead alfred finn bogus and first to the ball for a deserved lead. don't win still seemed a bit out of sorts and out of focus. they've not always played great first tops this season but lucy in five red has consistently made the right changes at the break. captain marco royce wasn't feeling calm however and seemed more preoccupied with complaining than carrying out the game plan. so our friend meanwhile decided to take action by bringing out cap that off the bench just before the hour mark and the spaniard again lived up to his superstar reputation and then some three minutes after coming on he stroked home sanchez cross to make it one all with his first touch of the ball a crucial interception by accident so a defense missing pass to jayden sanchez. and it was game on of the boy. caps book bounce straight back shortly afterwards with philip max exploiting gaps in the dome and defense to retake the leads of my no nonsense finish following a nice touch from andrei hom but fret not storm and fans because with al katha on the pitch every attack lo

this tweet from an mp from the anti—immigration finns party has caused a big reaction.old students who were asked to tackle a social issue. they chose immigration. some migrants in a boat choosing where to go. the title on the left "suomeen" means ‘to finland'. underneath that, the faces of some establishment politicians. on the right "kuoleen" — meaning ‘to death‘ — and underneath that, pictures of the nationalists including laura huhtasaari, who sent the tweet. immigration is a hot—button issue in finland. it's one of a number of northern european countries which have taken in signiicant numbers of migrants in recent years. the story about this was one of the most read on bbc online today, diedre finnerty wrote it, she told me about it. really got people going is the fact that when she twitted the photo of the poster that offended her so much did not obscure the first names of the students involved. so a lot of people criticise her because at the teacher she should know about protection and they fell she was deliberately putting their names out there, and as a result

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that yo bitch was the man of the match goes without saying he'll go down in the history books but finn a postage was also strong and sebastian how they are put on a fine show is well frankfurt is taking off and will take off to the compact. yo bitch wasn't the only player ringing in the goals this weekend eunice hoffman's hattrick had gladbach going on. wild talking as art assisted hoffman beautifully and glassware head against mines twenty one minutes in and it just kept going. to connected again in the fifty third minute off man made no mistake to neil. tired of just setting them up as our finished one himself just five minutes later. and not another five minutes went by before hoffmann rounded off his hat trick his fourth league goal of the season already a career high. thanks to his months explosive night in front of goal our second a bit surprising but glad after living up to their story history and their squads potential. speaking of history our exploring celebrated their one hundred eleventh birthday by welcoming second place rb leipzig and wearing throwback jerseys the jerseys

poking home a third in the icy third minute to seal a four one win with twenty five goals patrick hero finn borgerson is now out bugs all time top scorer in the bundesliga. meantime lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one driver standing after winning the russian grand prix the british driver to first place thanks to some help from his mercedes team mate. with miss avies taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls next to stepan who was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunning drive saw him climb twelve places to eventually seal a fifth place finish. terry potter set a record breaking lecturing qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the sadie's chief toucher wolf ordered him to allow hamilton suppose that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a president of the fins hopes of glory post-race a visibly disappointed boathouse was comforted by a triumphant hamilton who admitted his eighth victory of the season owed everything to his teammate sacrifice. yeah i mean about you

she announced the arrival of finn paul davidson on twitter, and said he weighs 10 pounds and 1.5 ounceswait to get him home. the duke and duchess of sussex have been meeting tonga's royal family at the end of their visit to the tiny south pacific nation. earlier, the couple, on theirfirst tour as a married couple, wore floral garlands and traditional clothes as they learned about tongan youth projects. our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, was there. for a style icon, a new accessory. the welcome for harry and meghan was warm and noisy. and this was just the start. mat—making was just part of the display of tongan culture waiting for the duke and duchess. but first, south pacific chic met royalfashion. was that a shimmy from harry? then a quick whip round the exhibits. no royal tour is complete without a tour of handicrafts and the tongans have really put on a show. this island is tiny but the royal visit has had a huge impact. it's been a long time since tonga was a sliver of empire but the link to britain survives. to finish the trip, more music. and a little encouragement from harry

the group dismissed him injanuary, replacing him with heartbreakers guitarist mike campbell and neil finnn as a result. the star also claims the band refused to speak to him about the decision, despite their 43—year relationship. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @benbland. hello. friday was a windy day across the country thanks to the influence of storm callum that is bringing not just the strong winds but also heavy rain around to. this was the picture taken by one of our weather watchers earlier in the day at salcombe. this storm callum pushing to the north—west of the uk, but we have is trailing weather front, which will be the main trouble making the next 24- 48 be the main trouble making the next 24— 48 hours. this will bring more heavy rain across parts of south wales. some areas have seen 100 millimetres already. we could see 160 millimetres over the hills by the end of saturday, causing problems with flooding and travel disruption, too. elsewhere, it will bea disruption, too. elsewhere, it will be a mother night. those temperatures at about 17 or 80 degrees in the south and east,

finn paul davidson weighed 10 pounds and 1 ounce.d. congratulations to them. speaking at twitter, you can get in touch with me any time. you're watching bbc news. weather now with nick miller. hello. british summertime ends this weekend as the clocks go back. it has nothing to do with the weather. clearly we are not in summer any more. it will feel that we are not even in autumn, though. cold arctic air in place across the uk. a biting wind. many of us will be dry with crisp, clearsunshine, but there will be some showers about. some of those will be heavy, even wintry and places, too. the air coming all the way from the arctic, all in the blue. and it is a strong wind well. the showers are predominantly in the areas that are exposed to the wind. here is how it looks first thing. these are the starting temperatures. a touch of frost. that is the distribution of the showers. they've been coming in overnight into northern scotland, icy and places, and a bit slushy on higher routes, ice risk in northern ireland, with temperatures close t

then they double very lead in the thirty fourth minute to free her to live with the cut back now fred finn bogus and with the finish. not just any finish either a sensational back you while they were good going forward were less or leave the. base defensive model allow freiburg back into the match and go by jonathan schmidt of the most honest righty. foul on alfredsson bogus and then gave me a chance from the spot in the sixty minutes and he himself stepped up to do the honors. he wasn't done then either poking home third in the i.c. third minute to seal a four one win with twenty five goals action heroes and borgerson is now our all time top scorer in the bundesliga. in the bundesliga had over went into their match up with frankfurt on a fifteen game win this streak away from home and frankfurt took full advantage of their potent stuff. for a first world cup runner up and say right that return to the starting line up for the first time this season and his presence seemed to inspire his teammates. in the thirty six minutes of astronaut less set up evan and deacon and the nineteen year old

and it was amazing that the world's major museums pay low ratings when known finns are expected then we say ok sorry we're out of that was clear to us from the outset and we quickly made it clear to our iranian colleagues that this is not about loan fees but about a serious calculation of an exhibition of this kind you know. all the art works being brought to berlin that dated from before nine hundred forty five were also checked for prominence. pat singer the president of the pression cultural heritage foundation also had to deal with assertions that some of the works in iran were forgeries. and we'd heard that some works had allegedly been replaced with forgeries over the decades and that the originals had been sold for huge sums of money but you can't just say that these are bandits so it's hard to say anything about the much older story because of the importance of these works if they were to be sold abroad whether to museums or private parties i'd find it very hard to believe that you wouldn't hear anything about it you know dying being prepared because it's one of optics to one

dollars right we can speak to beatrice finn who's executive director of international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons the organization that actually won the prize last year she's joining us live now from geneva thank you for talking to us what difference did winning the nobel peace prize make to your organization and indeed to your cause. thank you very much for having me it made enormous difference for us this is an issue that doesn't get enough to tension and it really strengthen our ability to raise awareness of nuclear weapons their catastrophic humanitarian impact and the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons that was just adopted last year so it really led to a lot more pressure on states meant that we could mobilize the public much more and get governments to join this treaty and did you have any idea i think back this time last year did you have any idea any inkling that your organization would be the lucky winners of the prize. no not really i mean we were nominated but that doesn't always mean very much a lot of different individuals and organizations are nominated so

picked up their first couple of medals at the youth olympics, in argentina, with bronze for windsurfer finnamelie morgan. the 15—year—old was lying in fourth, at the halfway point of the all around competition, but her consistency earned her a place on the podium and she'll return today for the final of the vault and uneven bars. iam i am absolutely over the moon. i came out here just expecting to do my best and to come away with a medal is even better. going into the beam routine, iwas medal is even better. going into the beam routine, i was so nervous, but i think beam routine, i was so nervous, but ithinki beam routine, i was so nervous, but i think i have learned how to control my nerves and think back to training, and just keep it under control. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather, with alina jenkins. we have seen some torrential and in places disruptive rainfall over the last 2a hours. more to come today. still some very strong winds. but across south—east england, it's going t