karlsson made two ryder cup appearances as a player, winning at the k club in 2006. become european para table tennis champion for the fourth time. he beat world number 5 endre major in today's final in sweden. and reanne evans says she'd love to face ronnie o'sullivan at snooker‘s champion of champions event in coventry in early november. evans' place at the tournament was confirmed when o'sullivan won the shanghai masters last weekend. it wasn't perhaps the best bit of news for wales boss warren gatland on his birthday yesterday losing his backs coach, over an alleged betting breach — ahead of the rugby world cup injapan. gatland has spoken today — and believes the setback of rob howley‘s departure won't derail the team's preparations. but he admits they were all shocked at the news. our reporter tomos dafydd has the latest for us. backin back in training amid a scandal concerning one of their own. the man who has been up warren gatland's side throughout his 12 year reign is gone. rob howley are said to be devastated by the allegations but the head coach insists it

golf and the european ryder cup captain padraig harrington has named robert karlsson as the first ofg straits in wisconsin. karlsson was one of thomas bjorn's vice—captains when europe won the ryder cup in paris last year, and the swede says he'd proud to be asked to do the job again. it is fantastic. he asked me a little while ago and just to get the question was fantastic and it almost feels like the other ryder cup a year ago wasjust feels like the other ryder cup a year ago was just finished but now we sat again. i really look forward to this process and able to be part of the team again. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. thursday morning brings another rather chilly start but actually the emphasis over the next few days is for things to turn a little warmer and, with that, for the vast majority, it will be dry. high pressure firmly in charge at the moment, centred right on top of the british isles for thursday morning. one or two pot patches underneath this high, with light winds and one front

started we're getting ready for the baseball playoffs before we know it hockey season is back erik karlssonat defenseman for the sharks joined us in studio, this afternoon to get a look ahead into the season we talked about a number of topics but out what's it going to take for the sharks to kind of break through the western conference get past the western conference finals and get back stanley cup. they need to. >>they need to keep their help of last year their ravaged by at the worst possible time so if they manage to keep their health going okay and they try to combat that law also joe pavelski we'll be right back there and then they have good coaching staff, they have a lot of good players and they have a winning pedigree they just got to get over that last hump. >>so we'll be talking about that with carl's and also his decision to stay in the bay area a few minutes with erik karlsson in studio also be talking 49 ers and raiders with bond a hail of 95 7 the game. bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on a throwback to the desk. thank you very much guys. life of luxury for one night. >

karlsson made two ryder cup appearances as a player, winning at the k club in 2006.re at the ageas bowl. hampshire's kyle abbott took 17 wickets in the game — the most taken by one bowler in a first class match, sincejim laker took 19 in a test against australia in i956.the result has left somerset needing to beat nearest rivals essex — who are now top — in theirfinal match. wales rob davies' has become european para table tennis champion for the fourth time. he beat world numberfive endre major in today's final in sweden. after a six year battle with motor neurone disease, former rangers player fernando ricksen has died, at the age of 43 years. he passed away at a hospice earlier this morning. the dutchman spent six successful seasons at ibrox helping the club to the treble in 2003. alistair lamont has more. champions league, i am sure of that. this is familiar opposition, the third successive season that manchester city have been paired with shakhtar donetsk in the group stage, and this place here will be close to a sell—out tonight. a pointment day at ibrox, the p

karlsson made two ryder cup appearances as a player, he was a winner at the k club in 2006 and he alsoip leaders essex in their final match if they are to claim a first ever title. that's after essex beat surrey, and somerset slumped to a heavy defeat to hampshire at the ageas bowl. hampshire's south african fast bowler kyle abbott took 17 wickets in the match. they're the best figures in a first class game sincejim laker took 19 wickets in a test against australia in 1956. the defeat means somerset trail essex by 12 points heading into the title decider at taunton that's all the sport for now. thursday getting off to another rather chilly starts across many parts of the uk but actually the emphasis over the next few days by day and by night is for things to turn a little warmer and for the majority it will be dry, thanks to this area of high pressure firmly in charge. this little frontal system here still bringing some extra cloud and the odd spot of rain across scotland. further south, rather chilly. some spots in the countryside down to three or four degrees. across england and wale

golf, and the european ryder cup captain, padraig harrington, has named robert karlsson as the firstisconsin. karlsson was one of thomas bjorn's vice captains when europe won the ryder cup in paris last year, and the swede says he would proud to be asked to do the job again. yeah, it's fantastic. padraig asked me a little while ago, and just to get the question was fantastic, and it almost feels like the other ryder cup just a year ago was — we just finished it, but now we start again. so i'm really, rally looking forward to this process and being able to be part of the team again, and help padraig along the way. rugby world cup organisers are making their final preparations on thursday ahead of the tournament, which starts in tokyo on friday. the opening ceremony will be followed by the first match between russia and the host nation, japan. the japanese will be hoping to make home advantage count as they bid to reach the knockout stage for the first time. they're in a pool which contains ireland and scotland, but will be expected to begin their campaign with a win against russia, ev

san jose sharks erik karlsson stops by our studio.nseman said about the upcoming season and his answers to our rapid >>our top story tonight, president trump made a visit to bay area today was his first visit here as president air force one he

big bucks were spent to bring back erik karlsson.nse men in the league when healthy. he grew up in a small town in sweden and made it to the big time. he joined kc pratt and yours truly and told us about his childhood as a little boy. he wanted to be a goalie. but dad had some other ideas. >> i was 6, probably, huh? 6? you know, not very big. small kid. and yeah, wanted to be goalie, because it was cool to have all the equipment and, you know, the mask and you saw all the guys, you know, all the guys, it was just cool being a goalie, you know? it's not very smart to be a goalie, but it's cool. and at 6 years old you don't know that, right? he was coaching and decided i was not goal go tgo tgo goalie. he shot the puck as hard as he could and it hit me in the chest. in 1996, goalie equipment for, you know, a village of a thousand people, you know, 15 play hockey, it's not the best. it was probably hay in there at the time. >> oh, no. >> so it stung, and it stung a bit and ever since then, i never wanted to be a goalie again. and, you k

it's fox news, tucker karlsson, all sorts of actual news. the epic times is probably the best there is. you know, they're sending in, ok, china that is, kellyanne conway mentioned china is sending in enough fentanyl to kill everybody in the united states of america four times over. this is reality. this is in the epic times. this is a real newspaper unlike the san francisco you know what. i'll use the word. this is a real newspaper. our great general has really been exonerated although he hasn't been exonerated. general michael has a new lawyer and he found out that the persecutors called prosecutors are actually persecutors because when these unlimited funds and 95% success rate, they held back evidence. >> supervisor yee: thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, i think that if you want to value public comment, you all should respect the speakers. when y'all have your side bar conversations, the result is what you witness from the previous speaker. you have to call the sheriff. if you have going to have that type of a dictorial sys

this is where the karlsson family put down its roots. it's here he brought his bride to meet his family in 1986. his brother mike took to her right away. >> she was kind. not very tall at all. a very simple sweet heart of a kid. christina and karl had met in north dakota where karl was stationed in the air force. he was discharged they came to his home to make a life. she could fit across -- >> absolutely. she would give it out as well as take it. they were a cute cup. christina, the cheerleader from california. christina's sister liked the way karl meat chris laugh. >> they would laugh and joke and the barrel chested guy and my sister at 4'11". he got work at the local stone kwaur i are and it wouldn't be long before he and christina had three kids. aaron, levi, and katie. >> she would be on the floor playing with them and teaching them and instructing them. coddling them. it wasn't just her kids. it was all of our kids. she seemed happy but karl wanted more than working in the kwaur i are. and christina's father offered a future. worki

mike karlsson was playing outside with his brother in colorado when the mountain lion attacked him, bitingnd i'm right by the house on this rock right next to me, i just see this mountain lion jump on it, and then it kind of pounces on to me, and he kind of rolled down the hill to a tree and it tries to push me under the tree. >> he fought the mountain lion off with a stick, and it finally took off when pike's dad started running towards it. so far pike has received 60 tapiels. we are told he had to have his eye re-attached. brave kid. >> perhaps scientists solved the biggest mystery of all time. it might just be a giant eel or so say scientists in scotland who tried to catalog living species in the loch by extracting dna from water samples. >> there's absolutely no evidence. so i think we can be fairly sure that there's probably not a giant reptile swimming around. there's one idea that remains plausible that the evidence it ises on the over and, and everything else is pretty much there to use. in the evidence leaves the room for not prettiation, but when thaw met face to face, the giant

the exhibition games now underway and to get us ready for the year sharks, a star defenseman erik karlsson stop by the studio the 2 time norris trophy winner joined us on the set of bay area sports night talked about a number of topics, including his recovery from off-season groin surgery last season's heartbreaking finish in the western conference final and his decision to stay with the franchise and sign an 8 year extension, worth million. you know throughout the course of the >>you know they love me to see all the good things that they do have going on here and and you know the way that like things to be an and you know the way that they vue themself and then it lined up with a you know a lot of things that i feel that you need to be successful and and you know hopefully uh you know within my time here. we can win the ultimate prize which is come. >>ken in teresa many thanks to the sharks and eric for a for stopping by hockey season here on that what's going on in race you market, thank you very much. >>we've got a plan win even get on a big jet i would go on vacation, i would do anythi

for the record and because we live in the real world of cable news, tucker karlsson over at fox news called adam schiff ill. there is that. we have a columnist and associate editor back with us at real clear politics. i didn't want people to think the world had had changed significantly in the last 24 to 48 hours. duel question to start you off. what are republicans telling you and what, again, does this feel like to you? >> well, republicans are trying to buy time after reading the complaint and finding it as jarring as senator ben sass warned them 24 hours ago that they might. and they don't want to talk about it. so that is why we saw so many accounts today from capitol hill with senate republicans saying they hadn't read it yet. they think it's bad. two things. one they can buy time until they can find out if this is true meaning they can wait out an investigation which chairman burr on the senate intelligence committee is doing in a bipartisan fashion with senator mark werner alongside the same, you know, corresponding investigation in house intelligence on the house side. both

lives and it's bad for victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment and we heard from gretchen karlsson from his experience as a member of the armed forces. finally, if arbitration was truly beneficial for working people it would be popular with the american people. instead, more than 84% of americans across the political spectrum support ending forced arbitration and employment in consumer disputes because i know it harms their interests. so i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment which would mean millions and millions of americans would continue to suffer at the hands of forced arbitration provisions which deny them the right to have their claims heard and will continually allow big corporations in this country to not be held accountable for misconduct. >> would the gentleman wreeld? >> thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. this motion would allow current contracts that force contracts to have unknowing victims to remain in place and that's the problem. these provisions were without knowledge of the victims, and now you'll be forcing them to be bound by the arbitration

with the exhibition games now underway and to get us ready for the year sharks star defenseman erik karlsson stopped by the studio. the 2 time norris trophy winner join us on the set of bay area sports night we talked about a number of topics, including his recovery from off-season groin surgery. last season's heartbreaking finish in the western conference final and his decision to stay with the franchise inside an 8 year extension worth million. you know throughout the course of the >>you know they love me to see all the good things that they do have going on here and and you know the way that like things to be an and you know the way that they value themself and then it lined up with a you know a lot of things that i feel that you need to be successful and and you know hopefully uh you know within my time we can win the ultimate prize which is sun come. >>and many thanks to eric for stopping by coming up on kron 4 sports attend a trying to maintain their wild-card lead hosting the royals at the coliseum more after the break. >>welcome back september is hispanic heritage month in here kron

karlsson made two ryder cup appearances as a player, he was a winner at the k club in 2006 and he alsoe country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. look north's ian white is in leeds — he'll be talking about the launch of the first gambling clinic in the uk outside of london... we will be with you very shortly. and from reporting scotland in glasgow we have sports reporter alasdair lamont — he'll be telling us more about the death of former—rangers player, fernando ricksen. first to ian, a new nhs treatment service based in the north of england is being introduced for gambling addicts for the very first time. the first time outside london? that's right, simon, i wonder if you like a little flutter every now and then? for most people it's just a little bit of fun but for a huge amount of others' gambling is very, very serious. it can be a very serious if not life—threatening problem. the gambling commission estimates there's about 340,000 people with a gambling problem across great britain with another 2 million people at risk of developing one. the research shows 4