government wanted london to be a permanent home to an nfl franchise, and of course khan's jacksonville jaguarsikely to to do that and he's issued a segment this evening to the jaguars fans expressing that this may be something of a setback in that ambition. now to cricket, and pakistan have the upper hand in the 2nd test against australia in abu dhabi. having bowled australia out for 145, mohammad abbas with figures of 5—33. pakistan closed day two on 144—2 in their second innings, that's a lead of 281. the series is level after the first test was drawn. elsewhere, england beat sri lanka by seven wickets in a rain—affected third one day international in kandy. they now have a 2—0 lead in the series with two games left. colm harrison reports. ina in a match reduced to 21 overs a side, sri lanka batted first after england won the toss and then made a decent start thanks to dick bella. top scored with 36 and the home side we re top scored with 36 and the home side were well placed at 57—0 at one stage. but then came the slum, when their innings closed, they were 150-9 with adil rashid their innin

i had a phone call with the jacksonville jaguars, a team in the nfl. and they're looking for a partnership with sweet pete's. and when the nfl calls, you listen. hussein, good seeing you again. hussein: welcome to jacksonville. -how are you? -lemonis: good. this is pete. -hussein: pete, how are you? -lemonis: from sweet pete's. and this is allison. -allison: hi. nice to meet you. -hussein: it's a pleasure. let's go. lemonis: the jacksonville jaguars were second in the nfl with concession growth last year, and that presents a real opportunity. peter: oh, my gosh. that is awesome. lemonis: there are close to 70,000 people that come to events here, not only nfl games. peter: that is so cool. lemonis: we're gonna have access to the entire stadium. we'll be able to sell into the private suites. peter: are you kidding me? there's like cabanas here. lemonis: we'll also be able to sell in the concession area. hussein: so, i was thinking this sort of area. these are portable carts. they come in all shapes and sizes. lemonis: and we're also being given access to

yesterday wembley hosted the nfl match between the philadelphia eagles and jacksonville jaguars and youourse spurs were hoping to play this game at their new ground but it's been delayed until next year. maybe it is good for us because we are going to face one of the best teams in europe or in the world, play manchester city and maybe they will help us. i think what's in the plan for us to play in that period on wembley, that is a problem and now we cannot complain. it is what it is soi now we cannot complain. it is what it is so i think the premier league doesn't like too much and it is what it is so hopefully tottenham can finish the stadium as quickly as possible but it is what it is so it is not necessary to complain about that though we have to adapt quickly and try to figure out the pitch will not be in perfect conditions and adapt. well, the 5 live commentary team chris sutton and john murray are alerady in position at wembley. with one eye on the condition of the pitch after the nfl teams have done their worst over the weekend. wembley stadium, chilly night, we are looking forwa

the government wanted london to be a permanent home to nfl franchise, and the jacksonville jaguars were likely team to do that. he is issued a statement this evening to the jaguars fans about the fact that this may be a setback in that ambition. for a whole host of reasons, many people wanted wembley to be sold because it would have released hundreds of millions of pounds into national grassroots facilities. it may have even reached more because of the prospect of being match funded by local authorities. on the other hand, many in the game thought this was a short—term fix, that wembley was being undervalued, they were uncomfortable with the prospect of such an iconic facility being sold, it may raise questions about england's home in the future. finally this point, some were uncomfortable with the idea of having to sell something like wembley in order to bailout grassroots facilities, when there is such money... and i think it is fair to say there were certain fa counsellors who felt very uneasy about that, and don't feel it is the job of the fa to sell wembley in order to prop up faci

with the nfl set to take over wembley stadium once again this afternoon, it seems some of the jacksonville jaguarsnning up a 50 thousand pound bar bill in the process. however, the players tried to leave the club without paying and the police were called in the early hours of yesterday morning. three of them were taken for questioning but released without charge after the bill was paid. the jaguars play nfl champions the philadelphia eagles later coverage starts on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. sir philip green has again denied allegations he racially and sexually abused former employees. the businessman told the mail on sunday newspaper there had only been, in his words, "some banter " in his words, "some banter" which had never been offensive. he had been granted an injunction banning the publication of the allegations but the labour peer lord hain named him in parliament. sir philip says the last week has been the worst of his life. polls have opened in the second and final round of brazil's presidential election. millions of people are expected to vote

current immigration situation tweeting -- >>> gunfire erupted sunday blocks away from where the jacksonville jaguarslayed against their afc south rival, houston, texas. please say people were shot, three of the victims in critical condition and should happen to me before the 1:00 p.m. start but please do not believe it was linked to the game. i'm lauren green and now back to the wiseguys. let's talk about the political parties, looking to the future , what effect did this have on the parties? we talked about the democratic party, what about the republican party. did the party congeal more after this and come together more, the bush wing of the republican party in the trump wing of the party became one over this issue and it's because of the righteous anger that people like me feel that a good man is not treated right or fairly and this was always set up th because people are gonna vote against bret no matter what. that made people fighting mad. in that sense it did bring those wings together. >> and the unification of both parties, the bush and the trump, it also taught them when they just have one

the hospital tonight after gunfire erupted just blocks fr ppen in broad daylight near the jacksonville jaguars stadium and investigators say the suspects opened fire from a vehicle and fled leaving five men and a woman wounded. three are in critical condition tonight. >> at this point we're investigating what may have led up to the shooting including the possibility that this may be gang related based on information obtained in the early stages of the investigation. >> so far no arrests. >>> the national law enforcement museum is now open in washington d.c. its 20,000 artifacts tell the story of american law enforcement through the decades. >> it also features some hi- tech exhibits that allow visitors to walk in the shoes of police officers. reporter jeff pegues takes us inside. >> reporter: at the new national law enforcement museum the history of policing in america immediately grabs your attention. there is the usby ctor jgar hoover anin s used to save five people after an air florida plane crashed in the potomac river, but it's law enforcement's more recent history that has become a key f

refused to complain about the pitch his side will play on at wembley, after an nfl match between jacksonville jaguarsch but it is what it is so hopefully tottenham can finish the stadium as quick as possible but it is what it is, so it's not necessary to complain about that. we have to adapt quickly. over on bbc two it's the final of the men's team event at the world gymnastics championships in doha. gb are third after three rotations. double olympic champion max whitlock leads the british men's team along with dom cunningham, joe fraser, james hall and brinn bevan. the competition is the first stage of the qualifying process for the 2020 olympics in tokyo. brazil are about to take to the high bar there. if you want to follow all the action, head over to bbc two. i'll have more for you in the next hour. some breaking news coming in to us concerning another suspicious package addressed to the broadcaster cnn in the united states. it has been intercepted at an atlanta post 0ffice today. apparently there was no danger to staff at the channel's headquarters, this is according to the president of the chan

sunday's match between the philadelphia eagles and the jacksonville jaguars provided a record crowd ofbe completed new stadium of totte n ha m to be completed new stadium of tottenham hotspur. it has been a tough toil for england's bowlers on their first day of their warm england's bowlers on their first day of theirwarm up england's bowlers on their first day of their warm up match in the sri la nka of their warm up match in the sri la n ka test of their warm up match in the sri lanka test series. they wrapped up injust 90 overs in columbus. england are likely to bat all day tomorrow in the hope of finding form head of the first test which stars a week today. that is all for now. you can find more on all of those stories on the website. we will be back with more in the next hour. see you then. more now on our top story as mps resume debateing yesterday's budget. with labour dismissing the government's claim that "the era of austerity is coming to an end". the chancellor's announcement that schools are to receive a one—off payment of £400m to "buy the little extras they need" has cause

. >>> the philadelphia eagles play the jacksonville jaguars in london sunday.gles quarterback carson wentz and a certain someone? the media had a field day. here's wentz or prince harry. you decide, doing the post game interview. very handsome. >> yeah. >> very. >> the two have never been in the same city at the same time. that sounds kind of suspicious. >> are you trying to stir something up here? >> i think somebody is. they do look like each other's doppelgangers though. it's a compliment. >>> and this is adorable. i said adorable. a cat wandered on the catwalk calmly, very poised. this was in istanbul, turkey. stole the show, copying the model's moves. looks how it sauntered down the runway. >> the turn. the turn. >> like, get off my cat walk. >> they matched, color coordinated. >> yes. [ applause ] >> i'm going to get that. that's "pop news" for you guys. >> thank you, adrienne. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and now our "gma" cover story. a disturbing story on a cruise ship. a florida couple is demanding answers after they say they found a camera hiding in t

. >>> four jacksonville jaguars players detained by police because they didn't pay their bar tab. hours. the team says it's the handling the issue internally, and all four players are with the team. >>> hundreds of supporters turning out for the first ever walkaway march in washington d.c. of fed-up democrats who say they're sick of being manipulated by the left and are throwing their support behind republicans in november. >> the media do not want you to know that a black person doesn't Á-- realize what the left has been telling us has been a total lie. rachel: maga hats draped in american flags. >>> check your powerball tickets, because at least one person is waking up a millionaire. million jackpot. the winning numbers are 12, 13, 19, 27 and the powerball, 4. one of the tickets sold in iowa, the other in new york. i heard-in harlem. rachel: the jackpot is the fourth largest in u.s. history. pete: well, the midterms now just over a week away. what happens if democrats win back congress? our next guest explains how it could spell disaster for our military. james stumped for hilla

there were teams, a team in jacksonville before the jaguars, a team in tennessee before the titans, am in birmingham. you would have had some sort of merger inevitably. >> eddie glaude is with us. it starts as a personal gripe, and cut to the past couple of years. he turns this into a complete culture war. >> absolutely. what i'm trying to figure out, jeff, and mark, is it seems like the record is replete with examples of donald trump as a conman. that we knew who he was, and we keep getting evidence of who he currently is. how do we continue to fall for his con? that's the question i'm sitting here grappling with. >> jeff? >> i do have one thing i will say. >> you've got no answer for that one. i don't either. >> the nfl thing drives me insane. let me just say this. donald trump -- he meets with pete rosell to get a franchise, tries suing the nfl, tries buying the buffalo bills, fails, tries buying the new england patriots, fails. he's regularly sitting there doing work during the national anthem, no crime -- >> it's a sign of protest. >> for a guy who hates the nfl he sure wants to