neither side could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess park park finding inna rd‘s georgia sta nway went. 19—year—old jess park finding innard‘s georgia stanway who came off the bench to pounce on her past, but manchester city in front again. with everton‘s heartbroken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a special trophy, able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a specialtrophy, not just for us as a club, but myself personally. i think these vinyls don‘t come around often, so when they do you want to win them and it is nice to get another one in the bag. it is a third win in four years for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family for manchester city. they may have had no friends orfamily in for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this competition is now clear for all to dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. dominance in this competition is now clear for all to see. so that is th

neither side could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess parka stanway who came off the bench to pounce on her past, but manchester city in front again. with everton‘s heartbroken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a special trophy, notjust for us as a club, but myself personally. i think these finals don't come around often, so when they do you want to win them. it is a third win in four years for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. to the premier league now — and the big game of the day between manchester united and arsenal — where the gunners managed to end a m year wait for victory in the league at old trafford. they came away with a precious 1—0 win piling the pressure on united boss old gunnar solskjaer, oe gunnar solskjaer, piling the pressure on united boss ole gunnar solskjaer, whose side sit 15th. drew savage reports. 100 games in charge of manchester united for ole

neither side though could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess parkagain. with everton hearts broken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure of the trophy on the full—time whistle. that settles the gap. the fa cup's a special trophy, not just for us as a club but myself personally. i think these finals don't come around often and when they do you want to win them. so it's a third win in four years in the fa cup for manchester city. they may not have their friends and family here to watch them but their dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. jo currie, bbc news. that it's from us. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. for some of us 0ctober has been a very wet month but there are signs of things looking drier and quieter through the first week of november. notjust yet — more rain in the forecast through this evening and overnight, courtesy of this frontal system. to the north of this we've got plenty of showers across northern scotland and northern ireland. they will tend to fade as the nigh

because some people decided to work on the national park service under a trump administration, they deserve to be cancelled? doesn't make sense. >> jessehe park service. katie? i can imagine that if joe was down and he was filing filing legal challenges, he would want to make sure that every vote was counted. >> katie: yeah, we wouldn't be declaring anything and backing his decision and the president shouldn't be celebrating yet. we know the media is biassed. the press will miss president trump. you already have reporters saying they're not getting call read-outs with foreign leaders that joe biden is supposedly making. you have reminders during the obama administration that they were spying on reporters. the justice went after him. they're going to miss the access and the transparency and the president coming out multiple times a day and talking to reporters, giving them the sound bites that they need and the thoughts, everything that they need to be successful in their jobs. i think they'll be missing him. >> jesse: juan, the president made a lot of media people stars the way that they had these robust exchanges on tv. you know, the

parking lot nearly by a stadium. several vehicles have been damaged, including two completely swallowed by a resulting sinkhole. jesse gary joins us now, live with more. jesse. >> the good news is repairs are ongoing and service could be restored, as soon as tonight. however, crews are still checking five areas, or underground pipes could fail. >> santa clara city officials say the call of a ruptured recycle water line came in wednesday night. but the extent of the damage was visible thursday morning via sky fox. >> we have a system that monitors pressure. and so, when the pressure decreases from a break. that goes into our control system. and of the control system will callout city staff to respond. >> reporter: city officials say that to fittings failed. two vehicles, sustained major damage. due to a resulting sinkhole, measuring 20 feet by 25 feet or even up to succeed in death. using recycled wastewater. for irrigation and bathroom use is becoming more common as a way to contain costs and preserve the environment. >> we use it for a good portion of the park. in downtown san jose. the move to recycled water is cen

jesse and stevenson, there's parking lots, and there's no street trees or any sort of vegetation there currently. next slide. claudine, can you tell me what the next slide is? [inaudible]. >> okay. >> jonas, we're on the site aerial view. >> yes. i'm trying to call keiko. i'm trying to get him in. okay. so the site, as you mentioned in an mc surface parking lot. it's [inaudible] we studied the ba li baseline density to make sure we could meet the requirements of the project, and we studied the baseline of the project. next slide. [inaudible]. >> we're hearing him, and now, we're on shaped by the wind. >> okay. the project has been [inaudible] and that formed the height of the building and also by the wind, and we did numerous runs through the [inaudible] to find a form that would be compliant with the ordinance. next slide. and next slide. it should be a form of the street wall. we worked with the cannon star to make sure that the building provided a street wall. it is pushed back towards jesse street to make sure it minimizes the wind. the next slide on the ground floor plan, you can

jesse and stevenson, there's parking lots, and there's no street trees or any sort of vegetation there currently. next slide. claudine, can you tell me what the next slide is? [inaudible]. >> okay. >> jonas, we're on the site aerial view. >> yes. i'm trying to call keiko. i'm trying to get him in. okay. so the site, as you mentioned in an mc surface parking lot. it's [inaudible] we studied the ba li baseline density to make sure we could meet the requirements of the project, and we studied the baseline of the project. next slide. [inaudible]. >> we're hearing him, and now, we're on shaped by the wind. >> okay. the project has been [inaudible] and that formed the height of the building and also by the wind, and we did numerous runs through the [inaudible] to find a form that would be compliant with the ordinance. next slide. and next slide. it should be a form of the street wall. we worked with the cannon star to make sure that the building provided a street wall. it is pushed back towards jesse street to make sure it minimizes the wind. the next slide on the ground floor plan, you can

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jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new jersey and new york city and this is "the five." ♪ we are coming to you live from liberty state parkrior one of the most highly anticipated presidential races in american history. the time for talking and campaigning is over for the candidates and it's now up to the american people to decide. the first batch of polls just close in two hours from now and then we are off to the races. so far over 100 million americans have cast ballots and we are expecting record total turnout. as for president trump and biden joe biden, both candidates are competent and making final pitches. >> president trump: winning is easy, losing is never easy. not for me, it's not. when you see rallies, the likes of which in the history of this country or the history of the world that no one has ever seen before, looking at different locations, we are seeing lines of people and they are wearing a lot of red material. >> we will have more people vote this year than any other time in american history. he's got a lot of things backwards, one of which is that he thinks he can decide who gets to vote. the people get

jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new jersey and new york city and this is "the five." ♪ we are coming to you live from liberty state parkpated presidential races in american history. the time for talking and campaigning is over for the candidates and it's now up to the american people to decide. the first batch of polls just close in two hours from now and then we are off to the races.

i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa park upper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former supervisor john avalos for working with the community and advocating for necessary resources that are long overdue across our district. thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. well, we are at the end of our community celebrations. thank you to all of the partners that joined us today and to everybody that joined us virtually. thank you to cuhj, for [speaking spanish] the ymca of san francisco, mayor london breed and

i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa parkpper yard station. this project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former supervisor john avalos for working with the community and advocating for necessary resources that are long overdue across our district. thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. well, we are at the end of our community celebrations. thank you to all of the partners that joined us today and to everybody that joined us virtually. thank you to cuhj, for [speaking spanish] the ymca of san francisco, mayor london breed and s

i'm jesse fernandez, i'm with communities united for health and justice, we're a multi-reliant program across the district. we are celebrating affordable housing, community serving here at balboa parkis project represents the very best in collaboration between the community and the decisionmakers. and i want to invoke all of the community planners who for 10 years have rolled up their sleeves and time and again made the case to make this project possible and have done so guided by a heartfelt community-led process. our success at the balboa park upper yard should set an example for people-focused planning for our ever changing city, to always keep people at the forefront of decision-making. i would like to acknowledge the hard work of our former supervisor john avalos for working with the community and advocating for necessary resources that are long overdue across our district. thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. well, we are at the end of our community celebrations. thank you to all of the partners that joined us today and to everybody that joined us virtually. thank you to cuhj, for [speaking spanish] the ymca of san francisco, mayor london breed and supervisor safai, and