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in germany, bayer leverkusen eased the pressure on their coach hi—ko herr—lish with a 6—2 win at werder in the bundesliga. la galaxy have missed the opportunity to reach the playoffs after they were beaten 3—2 by houston dynamo at home on sunday. the galaxy fans must have thought a play—off place was inevitable after the home side went 2—0 up in the first half thanks to two goals from ola kamara, but houston came back fighting in the second half, romell quioto levelled things up, before a second goal in the 79th minute from mauro manotas ended la galaxy's playoff hopes. in cricket, pakistan have their first ever whitewash against australia in a limited over series — after winning the final t20 in dubai by 33 runs to seal a 3—0 series win. opener babar azam hit a half century as pakistan made 150 for 5. australia got nowhere near their target, shadab khan taking 3 for 19 as the aussies were bowled out for 117 with 5 balls to spare. the los angeles dodgers will be looking to pull out all the stops in an effort to send the world series back to boston. few teams in baseball history have bou

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colleagues ladies and gentlemen first of all i would like to thank you for this invitation to istanbul herr i think we've had a very productive meeting even though we are approaching it from a different positions. and it's important that we've been able to craft a joint communique and this shows that there is a joint will to solve the problems we know that for us as we're sitting here we have to move from the so called asked on our group and to from the so-called small group that of course there are many more actors who are required for a europe sustainable solution of the syrian problem but i think we have been able to achieve results at the core this is about being able to put an end to two wars one against terrorism one the war of the regime against large parts of its own population and an overall solution cannot be achieved in military terms but ultimately only in a political way. the leadership of the united nations we have seen the humanitarian catastrophe in syria where must see that almost half of the population has been displaced either within the country or in turkey jordan in leb

evacuate and have not, it will be too late come tomorrow, calling the storm thed i'm elizabeth hairt herrricane michael keeps getting more dangerous as it nears the coast. these are live pictures of gulf shores, alabama. bracing for this hurricane. let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya tracking what has become a monster storm. >> and a stronger storm, now a category 4. look at hurricane michael from the satellite perspective. a well organized storm. eye is well defined. category 4 maximum sustained winds of 130 miles an hour moving to the north at 12 miles an hour. landfall expected tomorrow morning as a cat 4 a the florida panhandle. it will weaken to a tropical storm drenching georgia, the carolinas, eventually weakening and moving out over the open atlantic. one of the biggest threats is the storm surge. look at what they can expect in that area. it is actual going to be a very serious situation. they're going to be looking at as that wall of water comes on shore, sorry about that, we're having problems with the graphics. they will be seeing rainfall intensity as you'll notice fr

it's that moment you go from being a little girl to a young g ski beaut n herre a isbo dance but you isn't there. >> oh, gosh. oh. >> unfortunately, he passed before her big day. but she was determined to share that moment with him. so instead, she takes a big picture frame with his photo in it and they start to dance their song. ♪ >> that's so sweet and heart breaking at the same time. >> it really is. she talks about how they always used to say that they were going to dance together forever. and on this very important day, he wasn't able to physically be there. but she still wanted him to be a big part of the day. i knew he was here anyway. >> there are certain moments that she'll never get with her dad. but the fact she's able to include him in her own special way, his legacy will live in her heart forever. >>> now here's another really beautiful father/daughter moment. this one in the philippines. this is actually her 18th birthday. it's a very similar celebration, but in this case her dad is right here, right here in front of the camera. he's working hard to get up on the crutch

republicans but also by demomocrats who call her naive d arare saying w i is going toto y fofor her man's --herremands.. also, talalking about tuition-fe educatation or univeversal healh care, that is something that can be done. just look at europe, for example. brent: good point. bernie sanders would probably agree with you. you are in milwaukee and on the campaign trail of a republican peanut candidate. we have heard about the number of democratic female candidates. what about republicans? alexandra: we have to sasay that the energyy is definitely on the democratic side. just look at the n numbers. 14% of republican house candidates are womenen comparedd with abobout 30% of the democrac candidatates. wewe even knowow that some republican f female candidates werere reviseded not to run n ts year because of ththe political clclate, , because of psident trtrump's divivisive policiciesd becaususe he is so higighly unpopupular among fefemale voto. brent:t: alexandra joining us tonight from his -- from milwaukee, wisconsin. thank you. today marks 50 years since american athletes thomas smith and joh

back to reality now and we are heading to spain thanks to a viewer request from colombia herr myname of the not from cali would like to know more about the spanish city of santiago to come. bustelo now for hundreds of years countless pilgrims have made their way on foot to the city to pay homage to the painter and saint james whose remains are believed to be here will now adays travellers of every background head to santiago de compostela to simply explore the region and discover its natural beauty. the monday to go solo or hill of joy offers many pilgrims on the way of st james the first glimpse of their final destination santiago de compostela. last year more than three hundred thousand people joined the pilgrimage to this city in northwestern spain. the journey officially ends at the cathedral of santiago de compostela the crypt of the eleven century building is said to contain the remains of st james the apostle. in one nine hundred eighty five the cathedral and old town of santiago de compostela were declared a unesco world heritage site the pilgrimage attracts people from all w

i i remember standing with herr long hair, her blue dress, but i couldn't imagine that someone is coming to kill herself and to kill as many people as possible. and as i always said, that kind of person i really don't forgive. >> you see a lot of difference between a general or a commander deciding to drop a 2,000-pound bomb at the neighborhood to assassinate one person, knowing, knowing, knowing that this is a residential neighborhood and the likelihood of killing and maiming civilians is almost guaranteed. >> the answer should be forbidden. but if i kill not you, i kill something and i hide always with 10 kids around, and then i go and kill you there and i can put the 10 kids in the neighborhood, and then i kill you again and i put 10 kids around mere, what would you expect me to do? >> so you justify that? >> i just want to tell you one thing. the answer is no. >> even for palestinian terrorists knowing that they were terrorists as a doctor, as a person, i did my best, and now there were two terrorists. and if it was necessary to do again to terrorists, i would do it. she's 20 years o

chopper 4 fing over breaking news in laurel where one person is dead after a shooting, and these herreive pictures, an apartment complex near laurel buoy road, and as you can see there there is a large crime scene working. no motive or suspectsnown at this time. we'll update you here on news. >>> d.c. police chief announced a third arrest in the shooting of the 10-year-old wilson gunned down getting ice cream back in july. gregory taylor faces murder charges now. the chief says at least two other suspects are out there. wilson's mother reacted to the arrest today on news 4 at 5:00 just ahead here. >>> no verdict after the first full day of deliberations in the murder mansion trial. daron is the only one being charged with the murder af the fami housekeeper in 2015. the jury returns for another day tomorrow. we'll let you know when there's a verdict with an alert on the nbc washington app. >>> and an emergency workers in mexico workn beach town left isolated by hurricane willa. that storm's 120 miles per hour and hit a resort city high-rise hotels. no reports of deaths, but there are wi

that is a call to real madrid real madrid get back to us what your reaction is so we can feature it herr jared reed thank you so much for your reporting. well now we turn to the world of sports because the champions league returns to nights with two big games in store for german teams hoffenheim play their first ever group stage game in front of their own fans against english champions manchester city their coach pep guardiola knows the bundesliga well of course from his time at byron munich he is expecting a tough game and he wants his defense to step up. no we cannot go through that teams are so good it doesn't matter. so the game. shocked. or so. per the question and mark so tell us i mean do hoffenheim have a realistic chance against manchester city i actually think they do i mean mention city have been going all guns blazing in the premier league but in europe they actually lost their first game of the champions league group stage at home to live on so i think it's a different mindset there with manchester city between the premier league and champions league you know they've not had

so the president said very big announcement today, herr re to this as a revolutionary change. can you just explain the basics of what this does? >> you bet. so just this mornwein released data showing that, in our medicare program, where we pay for these infusion drugs -- hese are the high-cost drugs that physicians spitals administer to you -- we are paying 180% compared to what europe and japan are paying for these very same drugs, and that can often be as high as 500% higher than what they're getting. why different? recause pharma is voluntarily giving these ot countries with comparable economic pow vastly better deals. we get a deal and pay 6% markup on the top. we are bringing competition to the system by referencing foreign polices pharma is giving them and bringing the benefit to the medicare and medicare w beneficia pay 20% of the cost of the drugs out of pockets. >>e saying if the europeans and japanese can pay x, we want a similar price? >> that's right. because in t os partf the program, this is a government medicare program. we set a price for it. it's just a reall

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herr alfred lenz makes the town's traditional boats from a 200-year-old design.he oar lock is still bude of the gut of . >>> tonight on kqed "newsroom," with le than three weeks to go to the november elections a look at key california congressional races and how silicon valley is being tested by the saudi crisis. plus we'll hear from state senator kevin de leon, the man trying to win dianne feinstein's seats in the senate. and the photographer who brought us an intimate view of president obama's white house, his visual comies on president trump, has made him an instagram star. hello and welcome to kqed "newsroom." i'm thuy vu. we begin tonight with politics. around the state some high-stakes congressional races are turning nasty. in san diego county republican representative duncan campaign has sought to portray his opponent as a

n degeneres was on her way to a studio to tape herre worlwned talk show.i nwangotsu this drive. oh, no, it was the opposite of usual. >> i'm driving to work -- >> no one cues up a storyth betr keith morrison. if you want to see the whole video of that investigation you can check it o on today.com. and you can see an all new two-hourpecial of "dateline" that is tonight at 9:00 here on nbc. >> those pipes that keith morrison delivery, he is amazing. >> a few weeks ago he said to me he is not wild about coming to new york because people come up to him, keith, will you record my voice message? >> i wanted to do that. oops. >> they are keeping him awake. >>> quickly, 13-year-old alyssa lened the hard way it's never a good idea to play with knives even if they aren't they are plasti >> oh! la yeah. the blade of heric knife flew into the tv leaving that unavoidable mark there. mom is not angry, but it will be a little while before they replace that tv. so be careful, kids. >> all right. thank you. >>> miss dylan, a check of the weather? yep. >> today's weather is