he's with holly. >> holly: taylor cornelius with an epic drive.o you describe what he did with his legs to take you to this win? >> he's been good all year, just staying calm. our coaches did a great job. corn takes a lot of pressure, but he made plays in the end, made some throws i couldn't be any more proud of him, what he's done. for him to play in the end like that, senior day -- he had a couple of ill advised throws in the first half but he's such a good kid the team rallies back. offensively we changed our game plan at halftime which is very rare. couldn't be more proud of him. >> holly: what do you do to change your game plan? >> we went to four wides. didn't have it in the game plan. we said we are going run four or five bases we know. give ourselves a chance. they did it. proud of them. >> holly: your defense stepped up in the second half. >> we got out of our gap fur or five times in the second half. when we play how we are supposed to, we are gap sound, but when we get out, we have problems in the running game. >> holly: congratulations

they sd up big. >> holly: thank yovery much. tim? >> tim: y thank, holly. justin herbert, the soft-spoken star from rit here in eugene. his brother is gng to be coming to school here next year, q of 32, 264 yards. woitwhat is will he be here to playith him? >> tim: holl i think y might have heard that. let's down to holly. >> holly thanks, tim. just in, t offense struggled the last two weeks. what was different tonight? >> we got the ball moving early on.ad the guyssome great plays, and the offensive line played a heck of a game. we got the ball moving today. >> holly: iskay toe excited, by the way. >> i'm excited a this one. w. won, and are going to get after it tomorro >> holly: talk today this week about chip kellyw eturning. howere you able to stay focused on this win and the task at hand? ou>> the paste of weeks have been pretty tough, so i think we wereleiad in and focused on this game and blocked out the extrnoise. really looking forward to this game, and glado h tly: od to jti n,im: w probably a wise choice not to spencer: but he is hittig all the r

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aquarius ♪ thunderclap newman: ♪ call out the instigators because there's something in the air ♪ the hollies on today's show, we are going back in time to take a musical journey through the 1960's. but before we go too far down the road, let me introduce my co-host, heather habura. heather: hi, felix. i'm such a huge fan of the rascals. you had so many great songs. felix: thanks, heather. we were part of an era where music was becoming more than it had ever been before. heather: and it's amazing. the songs sound just as good today as they did back then. sly & the family stone: ♪ dance to the music dance to the music ♪ announcer: it was a decade of change, of new hopes and dreams, and new attitudes. and there was a new music for the new times. "time life presents the '60's." bono: i think that was the difference with the 1960's. if people didn't get it, they weren't invited. the turtles: ♪ i can't see me loving nobody but you for all my life ♪ heather: felix, what was it like being a teenager back then? felix: well, we were starting to look at the world differently, experimenting, rebelling,

>> holly williams with an exclusive report for us. thank you. and coming up next, the start of america's $1 trillion holiday shopping spree. and later-w a building engulfed in flames, adults make a split-second choice to save a child. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this holiday season get what you want >>> holiday shopping gets into full swing tomorrow with a number of retailers opening on thanksgiving day. the research company emarketer says holiday sales this year could for the first time top $1 trillion. here's anna werner. >> reporter: with a strong economy major retailers are hoping to get a big boost from some 164 million shoppers planning to hit stores thanksgiving weekend. jcpenney stores are struggling with more than $4 billion in debt. >> the holiday for all retail is a pretty crucial time of year because it's our biggest time of the year. >> reporter: brick and mortar stores are expected to ca

if josh holly wins, what is the number one reason for his win? john?> i think this election comes down to a referendum on clare mccaskill and a referendum on donald trump on the other. i think if judge holly wins it's because missourians had enough. >> a referendum on clare mccaskill that people will send her back to the united states senate that she's not reflective of missouri. the voters see her as a reflection of them and that's why she'll win on tuesday. >> i can't wait to hear your next radio show. john and mike, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thanks. >>> we'll be right back. at booking.com, we can't guarantee you'll find gold in them therr hills on your vacation. but we can guarantee the best price on this rental cabin. or any accomodation from hotels to yurts. booking.com, booking.yeah gavin newsom has lived the rich made him powerful. but he's done nothing to help us. every day i work harder. rent, food, and gas prices climb. poverty, homelessness-- gavin admits it. we created-- it happened on our watch. what you see out there on the s

jeff. >> glor: holly continues her great reporting in riyadh. holly, thank you very much. a cbs news investigation tonight raises new questions about the leadership of one of the top catholic officials in this country, cardinal daniel dinardo. cardinal daniel diyardo head of the u.s. conference of partnerships, also one of the most he is also one of the most vocal critics of the church's handling of the sex abuse scandal. but earlier this year, a priest he had promoted was arrested for allegedly abusing two children. a look at dinardo's actions. gere's nikki battiste. >> reporter: we must begin the healing process by eliminating the evil of sexual abuse. >> reporter: cardinal daniel dinardo has been the archbishop of galveston-houston since 2006, and he's vowed by january to jlease a list of all the priests in houston who have been-- in the church's judgment-- credibly accused of ofxually abusing a child. >> it's not going to be a t'mplete list. >> reporter: john labonte, who is speaking out for the first time, says cardinal dinardo has allowed this priest, father john joh

busy day in the premier league today, holly has all the details. premier league returns after the international break, and we'll start with the late kick off where chelsea's unbeaten run came to an end... beaten 3—1 by tottenham. who now move above them to third in the table... joe lynskey was watching. it will take something impressive to win the premier league this season. right now being beaten isn't even enough. chelsea hadn't lost before today, but came to wembley seven points off the top. facing a spurs side showing promise, with christian harrison's delivery to have a quality to sweep teams away. here the pace on this cross meant delle ali only needed a flick on and i like the wembley surface, there is no sign of wear and tear on harry kane. they shot deceived the worlds most expensive cap a ballade that might have been unsightly. this manga did make some amends to deny the limit but something sending was coming. for the spurs midfielder. that was one of three chances to miss in the first half. during the second company what to do it by hims

busy day in the premier league today, holly has all the details.g you in the premier league. let's start with delay kick—off. —— the late kick—off. a huge london derby clash with spurs hosting chelsea at wembley. . .. and maurizio sarri's side look to be heading for their first defeat this season. spurs currently ahead after deli alli opened the scoring afterjust eight minutes and harry kane doubling their lead with a long range strike. 49 minutes left in that game... let's stay at the top of the premier league, where manchester city remain firmly lodged after comfortably batting aside west ham 4—0 at the london stadium — all the ss with the goals — silva, sterling and two for leroy sane. i had the feeling we would be a little bit lucky today, arriving five times, we scored four goals. 0k. i'm pretty sure that sooner than later we will come back to what we normally are. liverpool stay within two points of the league leaders after another convincing victory — this time over watford. they left it late though with all three of their goals coming in th

it's a haunting utterly unique tale the entire in the life of the lead character given voice without holly hunter ever asked for a single word the film picked up over forty five awards worldwide and jane campion became the first and only female. to receive the palme d'or at cannes campion herself comes from new zealand which incidentally was the first country to give women the vote back in eighty ninety three. and it is mean she speaks only through music the piano is her point of contact with the world. she arrives in new zealand as to whether the man she has never met before. they can't stand bush would take clothing in the mud very difficult a ref ilm for the time telling its story from a female perspective. it does feel very undemocratic and women do notice you know time and time again we get our share of representation. excuse me for that the guys do see it all the cake so i still. think ada has feelings for another man but as powerless to escape the violence of a husband. jane campion became the first female director to win the palme d'or at the khan film festival the film also picked

that has to change. >> roy blunt sees holly as a reliable vote for their side and a way to offset thee of more predictable republicans. >> the more leeway we have to do, just a little more. and frankly i remember, it loses a little leverage when you add members. >> president trump is making missouri a priority for making at the last stop of his cycle, something holly helps will with the enormous base of farmers who are fans of the trade deal. >> to see them get that deal would be huge. >> a presidents rally here on election eve will be his second stop in missouri in four days. he was just here last night and told the crowd to pretend that holly is one point down as a way to encourage turnout in a race that a fox news poll finds to be tied to. >> bret: peter doocy in missouri tonight, thanks. president trump will hold a rally in indianapolis next hour. he's there to support mike braun. mike tobin is in indianapolis tonight. >> the party's big guns are descending on the hoosier state to push their big guy over the finish line. barack obama arrived for joe donnelly and the first of two r

hello, i'm holly hamilton, and this is your friday sport briefing. 0n the way...africa women's cup of nations. the countdown continues to deontay wilder against tyson fury. and defending champions australia take on the irish in the hockey world cup. cameroon and mali will contest friday's third place play—off at the women's africa cup of nations with a world cup place on offerfor the winners. mali had already made history by advancing to the semi—finals for the first time thanks to a 3—2 victory over algeria. south africa's women's national football team will challenge nigeria's super falcons for the 2018 african women's title. also on friday, tyson fury and deontay wilder weigh in ahead of their world heavyweight fight in la. now, it's set to be the biggest bout of the year, and has already had its fair share of drama after wednesday's press conference descended into chaos when the two fighters posed head to head. both men have been warned about their behaviour. on saturday, wbc champion wilder will be putting his title on the line and look to defend a perfect a0

it's a haunting utterly unique tale the entire in the life of the lead character given voice without holly hunter ever asked for a single word the film picked up over forty five awards worldwide and jane campion became the first and only female director to receive a palme d'or at cannes campion herself comes from new zealand which incidentally was the first country to give women the vote back in eighty ninety three. and it is meant she speaks only through music the piano is her point of contact with the world. she arrives in new zealand to where the man she has never met before. they can't the piano bushwick took clothing in the mud very difficult just a ref ilm for the time telling its story from a female perspective. it does feel very undemocratic and women do notice their time and time again we don't get a share of representation here excuse me gentle about the guys to see it all the cake so. i. think ada has feelings for another man but is powerless to escape the violence of a husband oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh or. look. jane campion became the first female dire

host: claire mccaskill against josh holly. a democratic super pac taking aim at the republican nominee. [video] >> josh holly started out at a lobbying firm that represents insurance companies. now holly is running for senate backed by $18 million in secret, dark money. recently taking an out-of-state trip on an airplane owned by a lobbyist for dark money interests. newspapers report mismanagement and chaos and the attorney general's office with hawley failing to show up for work. he is really not for you. host: first, your analysis of that ad. guest: democrats want to --if missouri is a partisan race, claire mccaskill is not going to win. democrats want to talk about josh hawley and try to discredit him as an alternative if voters don't like their democratic senator. they believe their closing arguments are strong. i still think she is playing from behind a little bit. host: if you watched this network, there have been a lot of these ads. who is behind this? guest: different groups. the candidate adds, the committee ads and o

bianna. >> golodryga: holly williams thank you.ing up next on the "cbs evening news": the start of america's $1 trillion holiday shopping spree. and later, with a building engulfed in flames, adults make a split-second choice to save a ceild. as the one who is always trapped beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. we're in memphis, ♪tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back &

holly will talk ao himbout everything from turning around e with his family here in d.c.and how h enethe area. looking forward to it. >> me, too. okand guess who else is looking forward to it? >> i know, i'm so excited. holly got a chance to meet him. >> me, >>e's a big t h deal. >> genuine article, right. >> royalty. >> yeah. >> he's soccer royalty. do the forleecast. go to d.c. uni ted tte i out. this i the forecast for later today. warm conditions and aix oy sun mixing with clouds.f currently we're in the 50's so probab e a jacketly but as we get into the late afternoon and evening hours, we are looking at conditions which are going to only improve .round here later today able to show you because i cat move my maps. 76 this afternoon. wers will get rain showe tomorrow and tdn i'll have the we forecast and i'll remind you to move you uclocks back coming inust a minute ride. just should be a beautiful erin let's jam it. >> yes, unfortunately jaed up tryingo 'cause there g's seto muffic going on. did you lchike that? iave a cute play on g. wor >> clever, clever. >> he rled his eyes 'c

, holly with a 6 point victory, 51.5% to mccaskill's 45-45%. two were tied in several polls leading to the election but tonight, to victory. >> tonight the good lord and the people of missouri have given us a victory. >> my mouth gets me in trouble a lot, but believe it or not i had to be careful. >> reporter: not anymore. >> i will be out there fighting with you. i'm not going away. i love this state. >> reporter: in arizona we are waiting to find out who will be the state's first female senator. the race between republican representative martha makes elliott democratic representative christian sinema mmx our has a slightly but we have to wait a few days to find out who will win. nevada republican senator dean heller conceded defeat to jackie rosen after a tight race he ended up losing by 6 points. heather: lots to discuss. you have gone through a lot for us, thank you. josh holly's win in missouri just one of four republican pickups in the senate the democrats taking back the house not a huge surprise, posing a threat to the president's agend

claire mccaskill conceded to josh holly.tied in several polls leading to the election, but he coasted to victory. >> tonight the good lord and the people of missouri have given us the victory. >> my mouth gets me in trouble a lot but believe it or not i had to be careful. not anymore. i will be out there fighting with you. i'm not going away. i love this state. >> reporter: in montana that senate race is still too close to call. republican matt rosendale has a slightly over democrat john tester. same in arizona, we are waiting to find out who will be the state's first female senator. martha mc sally has the edge at the moment but we have to wait a couple days to find out who will win and finally in nevada a win for the democrats, jackie rosen defeated incumbent republican senator dean heller late last night but some of those races are too close to call. jillian: breaking that all down. rob: donald trump takes republicans to victory in key battleground states flipping four seats read in the senate but democrats now own the ho

josh holly has run a great race and you will see the president, vice president will double times. i'm traveling with a vice president friday and on to indiana to join the president at the last minute. this is an all out fight. i'm not saying because it is halloween but republicans who may not come out to vote, speaker nancy pelosi and chairs of a woman maxine waters. >> i say to people, i don't want to hear complaints whatever side you are on, if you didn't register and didn't get out to vote it is on you. thank you for joining us. some democrats worried about the party's engagement with african-american voters after hillary clinton's controversial comments another democrat makes his own comments getting them in trouble about minorities on the staff. >> director of all constituent services is african-american but she does a more credible job and you can imagine. >> the republican governors association identified the best chance in alaska but now the republican lead has evaporated. them changing math, we will preview the race and explain what is happening after the break. s. i love

think of that. >> reporter: mccaskill and holly are in a dead heat.p won missouri by 18% in the 2016 election and the president sounding off on the importance of republicans in power on capitol hill if america wants to keep winning. >> this election is a choice between republican results and radical resistance. a choice between greatness and gridlock. it is a choice between jobs and mobs. going to drain the swamp, replace the democrats. >> reporter: the president will make two campaign stops in west virginia and indiana. his daughter ivanka will be in iowa. and a boost from former president obama, his final midterm stop monday back in missouri. rob: a big one. jillian: the first 100 troops arriving in texas, migrant caravan marches closer to our border. rob: donald trump doubling down on his immigration policies announcing his plan to keep migrants out. jillian: ellison barbara live in washington dc with details. >> reporter: donald trump announced new immigration plans that could lead to detention of migrants and prohibit anyone crossing the border i

if you cross the aisle and talk to holly's team, they paint a different picture.he number one issue people here on the ground in missouri care about is the same thing that's top of the president's agenda, and that's immigration. we went to a holly campaign event last night. one woman there said, look, i like claire mccaskill. in fact, i voted for her before, but i'm casting my vote for holly because i personally know someone whose brother was killed by a mexican gang member. she says those are the kind of people i want in this country. so holly has managed to successfully, for his base, really localize a lot of these national issues, national concerns. but david, what this is really going to come down to here on tuesday is what happens with those moderate voters, who's going to be able to peel them off and in which direction? two things are interesting here in missouri. one, theres is no early voting. two, you can't vote a straight ticket. a lot of the voters really bounce around on the ballot. we're going to be guessing until the very end, david. >> we have gabe

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delays building just past that holly street off-ramp.san carlos into redwood city, might be slow this morning. your drive time 18 minutes from burlingame down to university avenue. that's a look at your morning drive. >>> flash flooding forcing evacuations in butte county less than one month after the historic "camp fire." rivers of water washed out roads. deputies evacuated more people in the storm. >>> this morning, bay area food banks are mobilizing to help those impacted communities. >> kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from concord. >> reporter: from the fire to the threat of mudslides, thousands of people need so much help right now up north. and there's a truck headed here from the contra costa solano food bank. it just left about five minutes ago heading to oroville with a lot of help for those people. it's set to arrive at 10 a.m. let check some of the workers packing things up here yesterday. among these supplies included in this shipment, disaster boxes with things like flashlights and first aid kits, produce, snacks, bread

o that's probably answers your question >> enter robert holly. fresh off being voted best photographer in loudoun, he had an idea to give away a free wedding to one military couple. >> my wife said to me this is a huge challenge. are you sure that you can do this? >> to haveeeople come h and appreciate it on one of the best days of their life, is really rewarding. >> other vendors follow. they're inviting military couples to write an essay. >> is it something that resinates with everyone that's going to be deciding. >> for peter andchristine, it's a chance to include their army and air force family. >> not just celebrate us but all of our friend shicships as one family. >> one lucky couple will be saying i do without spending a dime. >> what a wonderful idea. it's ope to my couple as long as one of them is active duty military or student at military. scho the free wedding will be held a year from this weekend at the it's going to be very difficult to choose. >> great stories. >> great alstories. the sacrifices that our military men and women make

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when he did. >> the people of missouri are going to send josh holly to the united states senate to keep america full speed ahead. >> normally a rally like this you expect the candidate the president is stumping for to get on stage with him but donald trump said a few moments ago the candidates had already left, not quite sure why but the rally is running late. i covered a lot of donald trump's rallies and this rally, the energy in this room people are fired up. whether or not they are able to translate the energy here tonight into action tomorrow, we will just have to wait and see. >> they are so fired up we can barely hear you but thank you for reporting before everybody heads to the polls. tomorrow night we will be focused on the balance of power, republicans have a razor thin margin of control in the senate and they hold the house 240-195. mike emanuel is here to break down what we know about how much those numbers could change. >> reporter: 36 million people have already voted. a massive increase over the midterms four years ago and a sign of the passion and the electorate was democ

josh holly is an amazing fighter. we need to keep this jobs boom going.ep our country going the way it is. you saw what was announced on friday. friday was incredible. , last monthbers alone, we added 250,000 brand-new jobs. rate is at itst lowest level in more than 50 years. 4.5 million new jobs since election day and we have lifted 4.3 million americans off of food stamps. , hispanicericans americans, and asian-americans unemployment have all reached their lowest levels in history. brought african-american and hispanic american poverty levels to their lowest point ever recorded. there has never been a better time for the american worker. we passed a massive tax cut for missouri workers and for the united states, and we will soon follow it up with another 10% tax cut for the middle class. and to protect your rights and your freedoms, we overcame the democrat smear campaign, and confirmed the newest member of the united states supreme court, justice brett kavanaugh. [applause] pres. trump: and you saw what happened on friday also. we had great jobs number

state attorney general josh holly. kristin fisher joins us from st.test on what we can expect out of an election day. take it away. >> are though, this is one of the closest races right now on the entire country. the latest fox poll has these candidates exactly tied. 43 to 43. to give you an idea how important race has become for president trump, according to the local media here, he has come to this day, missouri to campaign for josh holly or these hold rallies are some fund-raising event for him six times over the course of the election cycle and how they coming here a seventh time on monday night. it will be his final rally before the polls open on tuesday morning. that's how important this is to president trump. he's been campaigning very hard for republican candidates in this race for the state attorney general josh holly running on a platform in lockstep with the term agenda to the caravan protecting second amendment rights have been at the top of closing arguments but is also dealing with controversy in the final days of this race. a report in

>> i think i will put my vote towards josh holly. hawley. i think it will be a tossup. i see a fluctuation of both. but i think red is going to take it this year. >> thank you for the call. this is a headline. trumps high risk strategy puts them on the midterm ballot like no one else. we have paul joining us from washington state. welcome. anyway, i am independent. i vote in the state of washington. obviously, we are a blue state. i did vote for trump. , i was justto say watching cnn, chris cuomo. he called president trump a punk. media ishe mainstream doing more to get people to vote for trump than republicans then anyone else. he has been called every name in the book. anybody that supports him has been called any name in the book. to be really honest, i think cnn and msnbc should have to register as lobbyists for the democratic party. it's terrible. >> that is a pipe that sean hannity made on the start of his program as well. >>>> all we want is the truth. whether good or bad. president trump, he makes a lot of mistakes. he does a lot of things that i don't like. but

analyses allowed want to be exonerated for good holly staker is a real killer still. roams free and no police officer seems to be searching for him out of the twenty million dollars that juan rivera received two million dollars were paid in by reed following a legal agreement in spite of this compensation not a single police officer has been personally sanctioned. all the officers that were in my case as well it's attorneys if all retired with. n.c. there was no repercussions no richard vision no criminal charges nothing i see extended into a job they need to hire and major tenants to has is very mike wallace retired and they gave him a plaque for good job. there's a culture of. an accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with solving their crime and everything to do with. pointing the finger at perhaps the easiest person to point the finger at and there will be no consequence and so it happens over and over and over again and states still yeah it goes a victim. have because they did they still own big for me i

holly barraclough has the story. it's what the owners are calling a "christmas miracle!" voice of kristie amodio/alex borsody's girlfriend: "it's just amazing, it's just a miracle. alex borsody and his girlfriend christine amodio were making the drive from colorado to florida when they stopped in north platte for the night.they were staying at the quality inn when their cat oskar got outside and went missing.they put up fliers and contacted pet rescues to try to locate him.voice of alex borsody/oskar's owner: "there's all of these people wanted to help for no reason just cause they're really nice. just good midwestern people. it's amazing."after an extra, unplanned day in north platte of searching, they had to leave and head to florida. that was on august 10th.and then this tuesday night, november 27th...vicki simpson/found oskar: "he was wanting to eat with my other cats."holly barraclough/north platte, ne: "this is the store where oskar was found by shop owner vicki simpson. she normally has her store closed on tuesdays. but she came by to feed some feral cats that live

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i'm holly hamilton.number one novak djokovic starts his atp finals campaign in london, a thrilling first leg in the copa libertadores final and the manchester derby puts city back on top in the premier league. the atp finals continue in london on monday with world number one novak djokovic playing his first match of the tournament againstjohn isner. regardless of his result in london, djokovic will end the season at the top of the rankings, something he admits even he didn't think was likely at the start of the year. it looks quite improbable that i would be in this position, here at number one. not just because would be in this position, here at number one. notjust because of the rankings, i think there was 22. that is because of how i felt on the court, how i played. but there was was part of me to believe they can make it back and a thought was impossible. ijust make it back and a thought was impossible. i just thought that the time it might take more time than i wish it to be. also on monday, england

what have you learned about this race between josh holly and claire mccaskill?is is a race democrats and republicans are watching closely in the final hours before election day and it is seen as a key race because -- to see which side controls the majority along with a handful of others and when you look at the seams in this race, they embody the themes and the battle lines we have seen in other senate races. this is a state where group -- where president trump has one and josh holly has tethered himself to the president on polly son trade, immigration, and health care. you have christmas casco -- claire mccaskill. she says i disagree with the president on different things and he is not truthful a lot of the time so this is the quintessential test of the midterms, what do voters want in these conservative states, do they want somebody who is a who is loyal to the president or someone who will work with him part of the time and part of the time will stand up on other things. when you look at the list of races that will decide the senate majority, these are the dy

holly willoughby‘s been drafted in to broaden its appeal. getting it quite right. jumper, and they have all. so i'm really disappointed. i can't tell you what i've got today. but i got what i wanted, thank you. giving customers what they want. this business is now focused on change. going to make m&s special again. to five—year plan, and we're really just trying to fix the basics. the worst for years. premium products, which got too pricey for some. the company's promising they‘ re getting cheaper. m&s doesn't just have christmas on its plate. it's in the midst of yet another turnaround plan. and it needs to attract younger shoppers. that they do business. on the high street. no quick fix. emma simpson, bbc news. here is sport today. live from the bbc sport centre. juventus in turin and hand the hosts a first defeat of the season. test against sri lanka. as hanoi is announced as a new venue. goals againstjuventus to win 2—1 in turin. of winning group h, with two matches remaining. into the second half. hand jose mourinho's side all three points. matches played across all competitions. t

ahead, holly williams reflects on her time inside saudi arabia and how much has really changed in theand reform. >>> plus, why environmental. s say the release of a major climate change report is an attempt to hide the truth. >>> and retailers are trying to compete with online rivals, >>> you're watching cbs "this morning." -- rivals, you're watching "cbs this morning." 's why there's ot. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. 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 history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may s

holly hamilton reports.ind themselves in unfamiliar territory on the south coast in mid—table. bournemouth's unbeaten start home has propelled them to a unlikely slice pace. and they showed why they been so impressive in the first stages. early dominance was rewarded with this goal. united looking to avoid a fourth defeat of the season, level ten minutes before the break. alexis sanchez scoring his first since in september. everyjune in united saw them put on the pressure in the second half. ashley young on six free pics match the bar and theyjoin forces to keep the game level. mourhino couldn't believe it. marcus rashford turned 21 this week. he may have came late to the party but he definitely stole the show. holly hamilton, bbc news. top teams don't start as bad as we did. a defensive mistake cannot be the trigger for a chaotic defensive performance for 45 minutes. and i am really upset with that because it is not possible to be the lucky team all the time. it is a result that you don't observe. tough one

hello, i'm holly hamilton, and here is what is coming up on your tuesday sport briefing.vak djokovic sends a clear message at the atp finals. and santiago solari is the real deal at madrid. we start in the west indies, where pakistan need to start winning in the women's world twenty20. they face ireland later, off the back of two defeats. one of those was against arch—rivals india, who beat them by seven wickets on sunday. despite the defeat, pakistan managed to post their highest ever total in the competition. their next opponents, ireland, are the lowest—ranked team in the tournament. roger federer needs to find his a—game on tuesday when he plays dominic thiem in the nitto atp finals. it is not often you see him have an off—day, but that is exactly what happened in his first match at the tounrament. the six—time champion was farfrom his best, as he was beaten in straight sets by kei nishikori. it is not all doom and gloom for federer fans, though. in 2007 he lost his opener and went on to win the tournament. nishikori will play kevin anderson on tuesday. the south afri

my colleague holly hamilton is here with more sport throughout the evening.he police officer poisoned by novichok while investigating the attempted murder of former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in salisbury, has spoken publicly for the first time. in an exclusive bbc panorama to be broadcast later this evening, detective sergeant nick bailey described his ordeal. joining me now is jane corbin, the journalist who worked on tonight's programme. in it we hearfrom detective sergeant nick bailey had quite a ghastly experience when he became very ill, having touched and another chop. yes, it was on the door handle of the house and he went out to investigate if there were fatalities. he was there to look. he was unaware of this, he was wearing a full forensic suits but after he got back from the house he did not see anything there, it almost normal, he immediately had as he described its feeling hot and sweaty and pinpricks in his ice. he got really bad the next day, so much that two days on he had to be rushed to hospital. we can hear a bit of

but from me holly hamilton and the rest of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. cloud that marks out that area. this is what is waiting for us though for thursday. if anything perhpas a deeper low feature than we saw on wednesday, if anything perhaps a deeper low feature than we saw on wednesday, which could mean stronger winds. plenty of heavy rain around once again for sure. 0n the plus side, hopefully the system will move through quite quickly. but it will mena a lot of wet weather for first thing and the morning rush hour and also strong winds which are likely to cause disruption. bbc local radio a great place to get up to date with the detail where you are. it will be a mild start. temperatures in many areas in double figures but a covering of cloud, and some heavy rain around, and the winds pretty much strong across the board. but the gusts, i think, will be critical thing in terms of causing problems as we look at the morning rush—hour. in exposure, so around the coast, across the moors of the south—west, the mountains of wales, you could widely see gusts

>> joining now to talk more about this is holly cooper. holly, the co-director of the university of california at davis immigration law center joining us in california at this hour. thank you for your time. this is clearly a topic that the u.s. president continues to push on the campaign trail. it is, again, how he opened his campaign when he first announced that he was running for the white house. listen to the latest gross generalization of president trump's view about the migrant caravan. we'll talk about it here in a moment. >> these people were vicious. and they broke through into mexico, throwing rocks and stones. this is the second caravan, which is made up of some very tough young people. very tough. criminals in some cases, in many cases. >> again, so we'll talk about the rocks part in a moment, but this gross generalization that they're all criminals, most of them maybe, the president says, what is your concern here about where this rhetoric could become policy and even action against these migrants? >> well, i've been working wi

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