i don't think lance does. go ahead, lance. >> look, so apple's doing a lot of work to transition its business, even though so much comes from the iphone and other hardware to more reliants on the services business. we're about to see the plus. a smart thing for them to do. all the companies realize they can't rely on one horse. you, microsoft can't rely on windows. connell: right. microsoft is -- melissa: ford is out as well. >> but it is in productivity services. that is a real growing service for them. connell: guys. stick around. lance, apologize for the issues. thanks for your analysis. as always, melissa. melissa: "fox business alert" right now. ford reporting third quarter results. let's go to gerri willis with the numbers. and it looks like from here the stock is taking a beating talk to us about this. reporter: the company is taking a beating, lowering guidance for full year. adjusted ebitda 6.5 billion. below last year as levels. adjusted eps in a range between 1.20 and $1.32. all about forward guidan

jonathan, todd, lance with us. i will leave lance out of it for a moment.s pro with announce cancellation ability. jonathan, we'll get figures within seconds. what do you think of apple. >>> we'll watch about non-i'm phone categories as deirdre alluded to. now it is about the watch. it is about the ear phone. connell: sorry. are we ready guys 20 go out west? thank you, jonathan. "fox business alert" with the numbers out. susan li spending the day in cupertino. i believe spoke to tim cook. give us the numbers, susan. reporter: a strong quarter for apple. the estimates are looking for 2.84 earnings per share. that is profit. apple cale out on top. they put in 3.03 earnings per share, stronger than expected. revenue beat as well. apple made $64 billion in the previous three months. looks like much higher than analyst estimates calling for something 62.99 billion. here is why the stock will rally is guidance going forward, heading into the all-important holiday shopping period. apple is telling us they're expecting to to make $85.5 billion to $89.5 billion in s

lance: feels like that to me.ple things like automobile seasonally adjusted rate for auto sales, vehicle sales is something like 16.8 million. it is guided to be lower next year, 16.5 million pending on what you read. housing starts continue to be relatively anemic at 1.2 5 million. this is almost 10 years after the great recession, where household formation would demand more like 1.5 or 1.6 million. i see consumer spending relatively healthy, although even that got a little weak in september. a lot of that spending is on experience and services and not necessarily so much on goods and stuff, which is what we move by freight. difficulties the in the environment and the impossibility of knowing what is going to happen with china and any kind of trade deal, what are you going to do to stop your competitor, warren buffett, from taking more market share? lance: when we think about market share and competition in the marketplace, we start with an excellent, consistent service product, which we have. that is generating

darren knows lance and lance called me and told me about you guys. got it? good.with darren. we're best friends, went to elementary school, through high school. he introduced me to these clear the list out there for teachers. i started clearing his and it inspired me to help others so we wanted to help wingfield, his school. >> we heard about you all and your story. these kids are in on it, they wanted us to come here and they wanted to honor you so what i need you to do. take a look at the monitors, i need everybody to take a look and listen. ♪ >> it's like new york if you can make it here you can make it anywhere, so most of our hershey go above and beyond for our kids. it takes more than just average to work here. >> reporter: teachers frankie johnson and chantal evans-gatewood are anything but average. >> miss frankie johnson, she's a breath of fresh air. any time you're down she'll put a smile on your face. >> reporter: ms. johnson shells out her own money for cool -- school supplies, costumes, even lunch money. she is a lifeline for some of her students in s

my my guests are sam lister and lance price.e are injured in a knife attack in the arndale shopping centre in manchester. brexit talks intensified between the uk and the eu, but both sides say there is still a way to go. the un says 100,000 people have left their homes in northern syria following turkey's attack on kurdish held areas. the nobel peace prize goes to the ethiopian prime minister for his role in ending the conflict with neighbouring eritrea. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me i have political commentator and former labour party director of communications lance price, and the deputy political editor at the daily express, sam lister. lovely to see you both. before our chat, a quick look through the front pages. the mirror leads with a knife attack in manchester in which five people were hurt, the i going with the same story and reporting that an armed police confronted the attacker. the daily telegraph front page features

lance gooden. special person. lance gooden. thank you, lance. lance was 1 of 60 people who stuck in there. he was unbelievable. and ron wright, thank you, ron. great job. great job. these are great people. these are great people. along with republican party chairs and all of these winners. here's one. ronna mcdaniel. i will tell you what. you know, she was the head of michigan. michigan hadn't been won by republican for decades. it was tough. they all said you couldn't win michigan. i said why? we were getting these massive crowds. why? she was in charge of michigan. i said i want you to do me a favor, find out who this woman is. she's driving me crazy. she calls me. one more trip, sir. who is she? who is she? it was ronna. we won the state of michigan. we won. and when it came time, when it came time to picking somebody to head the rnc, republican national committee, i said what about that woman that drove me crazy from michigan? and it was ronna and she's done a fantastic job. thank you. thank you, ronna. thank you. she's fantastic. a great go

your insight and lance, how would labour take it? backing. deliver partially officially won't back it because they will not see sufficient detail in their weather on environmental concerns or workers' rights. they will have very good reasons for not backing it. they have got their own portico reasons for not backing up because the vast majority of the labour party, members and mps are against brexit in any shape or form really. they will not get labour foot, dedicate some labour votes, if they get the deal. dedicate some labour folks from those mps largely from leave constituencies who are desperate for any kind of deal. but would be enough? it could be scuppered again in parliament. let's turn to a beautiful picture on the front of the times. richard radcliffe reunited with gabriela his five—year—old who has come back to britain to attend school. such a tragic story. a beautiful picture of him and his daughter. and while nazneen has been injail, gabriel has been living with the grandparents and she could have regular visits think th

joining me now is a surrogate for the biden campaign, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms.or, thank you for being with us again. you are not just a surrogate, you are mayor of one of the largest cities in the world, and you have a particular passion for criminal justice that you've shared on this show because of your own family has been touched by this. why do you think vice president biden has the best plan and is the one that can really effectively deal with the need for criminal justice reform? >> thank you, reverend al, for having me. it's always an honor to join you. i believe in joe biden. and the reason i believe in him is because when i first met joe biden in atlanta, we sat down and talked about criminal justice reform in the city. we talked about many other things that we are doing, including the elimination of cash bail bond in atlanta and for those who don't really understand what that means, if you are arrested for a petty crime, you don't have to pay cash to get out. what was happening is people were being incarcerated simply because they were poor. we talked

and lance. a special person. thank you, lance. thank you, lance. was one of 60 people that stuck in there. he was unbelievable. ron. thank you, ron. great job. these are great people. with republican party chairs and all of these winners. here is one. rhonda mcdaniel. i will tell you what. [cheers and applause] >> you know, she was the head of michigan. michigan had not been won by republican for decades. they said, you cannot win. why? we are getting these massive crowds. why? she was in charge of michigan. i said, i want you to do me a favor. find out who this woman is. she's driving me crazy. she calls and says, one more trip. who is she? we won the state of michigan. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: when it came time, when it came time to picking somebody to head the rnc, i said, what about that woman? she drove me crazy from michigan. thank you, rhona. she has done a fantastic job. she's fantastic. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and a great governor from your state. he is a great, great man. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and a frien

translation: when you hold the lance and hit your opponent, it really affects your wrist and hand, sos. there's notjustjousting. there's — whatever this is. you can enjoy a little mediaeval catering, and then there is liquid refreshment of a more familiar kind. the event takes place every year, but this time it is a little bit different. it is now an equal—opportunities joust. translation: women have the same rights as men, and we're allowed to fightjust like the men. this time there's a women's team, the valkyries, and we want to lead the men to valhalla. a celebratory parade for all those taking part — knights of the modern age, with armour, lance, and bicycle clips. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i was asking about this study saying that cutting down on processed meat may not be that beneficial. we asked for your thoughts on this and if you got in touch. troy says a balanced diet is the best way. remi says i don't necessarily ignore these studies but i don't eat these foods ona studies but i don't eat these foods on a daily basis so i don't feel the

in the eastern german city of hama there are also reports of a 3rd incident in the nearby town of lance back this footage from twitter shows a suspect firing shots from behind police arrested one person and i'm looking for 2 others they fled in a hijacked vehicle believed to be bound for munich attacks come inside the poor the holy stay in the jewish calendar the leader of howlers jewish community says one attacker tried to enter the synagogue and dropped explosive devices made the entrance federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation police are warning the public to remain in the us and stay indoors leon city's main train station remains closed. let's go to the city of hama that will be joining that d.w. correspondent to kate brady welcome kate what's going on. well as you can see behind me feel there's still a huge police authorization here under way in here in ace in germany the police have been out in force all afternoon here in how the since those shoes sayings which as you said killed 2 people one man and one woman were killed earlier today when a gunman opened fire the w

translation: when you hold the lance and hit your opponent, it really affects your wrist and hand, soe the worst thing that happens. 0therwise, just a few scratches and bruises. there's notjustjousting. there's — whatever this is. you can enjoy a little mediaeval catering, and then there is liquid refreshment of a more familiar kind. the event takes place every year, but this time it is a little bit different. it is now an equal—opportunities joust. translation: women have the same rights as men, and we're allowed to fightjust like the men. this time there's a women's team, the valkyries, and we want to lead the men to valhalla. a celebratory parade for all those taking part — knights of the modern age, with armour, lance, and bicycle clips. of course, it makes perfect sense. let's ta ke of course, it makes perfect sense. let's take you back to those live pictures from beijing. a reminder of that top story. beijing is hosting enormously lavish events to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china. a huge military parade featuring thousands of troops and

myjob is to make sure they met lance and mavis into the future and that is why at that interplay is theher closely with her majesty's inspector to make sure that we continue to investigate historic allegations with impartiality, without fear or favour, with integrity and having learnt the lessons of iopc. —— midland. just a moment beyond 100 days, but first the weather. umbrellas at the valley. for today for some of us it has been brain. clear spells with showers, most of these pushing into western areas. temperatures not going down too far, they were not overnight this week, it is too went for any prost or fogg. into tomorrow, a lot of sunshine to saturday. the showers in the west will push further east and be heavy. hail as possible, too. these are just showers, they move through quite quickly. it would be quite a gusty wind for many of us, gusting up to 40 miles an hour or so. gusting up to 40 miles an hour or so. they move on quickly and you will get to see the sunshine. again, the showers are going to miss frequent across western parts of scotland. the places will avoid at least a

was a separate incident as a combat shop and police say shots were also fired in the nearby town of lance back federal prosecutor antiterrorism prosecutors have taken over the investigation and police of warn the public to been made alert and stay indoors other cities that main railway station has been closed. let's get the latest from d.w.i. political correspondent max millions of course which are welcoming maximally on a subject walk us through today's events yes so far what we know is that an attack a shooting has a curse in hollow which is to turn the eastern part of germany and so far we know 2 people have been confirmed dead by police authorities and they have arrested one suspect but they police authorities are suspecting that's more a silence are currently at large and they're currently looking for these people they have want the citizens of khalid to stay indoors to not go out they call this a rampage situation and are currently continue to investigate so we're talking about multiple suspects and what 3 incidents 2 in holland and one in months been dishonest with her and talking

i have political commentator and former labour party member lance price and the deputy political editoret's take a quick look through those front pages and we are going to start

gooden, special person, lance gooden. thank you, lance. thank you, lance. he was one of 60 people that stuck in there. he was unbelievable. wright. thank you, ron. great job. great job. these are great people. these are great people. along with republican party chairs, and all of these total winners. here is one. rhonda mcdaniel. you know,you what, rhonda was the head of michigan. it had not in won by republican for decades. they said, you cannot win. why? she was in charge of michigan. i said, i want you to do me a favor. she is driving me crazy. who is she? who is she? ronna. we won the state of michigan. when it came time, when it came time to picking somebody, to head the rnc, i said, what about that woman? she drove me crazy from michigan? thank you, ronna. she is fantastic. and a great governor from your state. he's a great, great man. a friend of mine. together with your lieutenant patrick, you had a hurricane two years ago. they still keep calling me for money. sir, could you give us another one? the governor called up, dan was there. thank you for

afternoon but police warned locals in a tweet to remain alert shots were also fired in the town of lance back about 15 kilometers from hala the mayor says 2 suspects are believed to have hijacked a car and are still on the run. this is news life a. top story one of our top stories turkey has started a military offensive in northern syria strikes are being carried out on the border reports from the kurdish led syrian democratic forces say there is a huge panic amongst the people before the strikes president announced the offensive into tweets the turkish armed forces together with the syrian national army just launched operation peace spring against the p.k. k y p g and terrorists in northern syria our mission is to prevent the creation of a terror corridor across the southern border and to bring peace to the area operation peace spring will neutralize terrorist threats against turkey and lead to the establishment of a safe zone facilitating the return of syrian refugees to their homes we will preserve syria's territorial integrity and liberate local communities from terrorists. let's bri

deal but without a majority in the house of commons success is far from certain also coming up by lance flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia regions group 5 5th day of unrest troll forty's jailed separatist leaders and kurdish and turkish forces fighting each other in northern syria both accuse each other of violating the fragile ceasefire brokered by the us may well tens of thousands take to germany straits in solidarity with the kurds. i'm rebecca rate is welcome to the program british prime minister boris johnson plans to have a parliament vote on his new brics a deal today his plan has run against a new obstacle and pains in the house of commons have been debating an amendment that would put off the vote until other laws necessary to implement breaks that are written into the rule meanwhile in london thousands of protesters have gathered demanding a new referendum on leaving the view they plan to march on parliament later today. and speaking to lawmakers johnson urged them to pass so the country could move on let's take a listen people simply will not understand how

. >>> we are at the michigan history museum in downtown lancing. our museum tells the story of all of history. today we're just going to walk through our galleries. our museum is set up so it is literally a walk through time. you come to the museum. it is at the end of the ice age. we talk about the first indigenous peoples who lived here in michigan and go to the end of the 20th century. we are standing in our exhibit that we call the first peoples. it talks about the indigenous people who lived in michigan for thousands of years before the arrival of europeans. it is one we just recently renovated. the focal point of this exhibition first is this gigantic mural we have here that is painted. it shows the story of the anishinaabe people through four seasons. the big picture that we want to convey in this is what an advanced civilization the anishinaabe had before european arrival. they had very sophisticated social structures but it was just a little different than the western civilization. they chose to live off of the land and not try to control

festival calendar and this year's edition launched with a record breaking achievement more than 4000 clay lance were lit at the temple in the city. to mark the occasion with the event who has officially been registered by the guinness book of world records steve ali celebrates the triumph of light over darkness knowledge for ignorance. happy diwali to those of you celebrating for now thank you so much for watching i'll see you tomorrow. with the pictures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge alex on the phone in boats 250th birthday or remarking on the voyage of discovery. expedition. on t.w. . earth. home to millions of species the home we're saving. googling to us toast.

market and import ways selling them door to door 77 stores across the country will begin showing up lance's and other goods in dollars at the end of the month cuban vice president salvador valdez mesa made the announcement on cuban television. so. the proposal is to start the sale of the most in demand products such as domestic appliances mopeds flat screen televisions air conditioners as well as automotive parts. cubans who want to shop in the special stores will need to use a dollar denominated bank card from an account opened with tradeable currencies consumers here are for the move. and i think that it's been well thought out and its benefits will help the quality of life for the people here and yet. it's the state that benefits and that money can be invested by the state in other resources that we need. cuba's state run economy is facing a crisis because of the ongoing u.s. sanctions and the fact that longtime support from venezuela is dropping due to a crisis there still cubans one thing comforts of modern life and they're paying in dollars to get them to business with the. i'm secure

thank you, lance. thank you, lance. lance he was one of 60 people that stuck in there. he was unbelievable. and ron wright. thank you, ron. great job. great job. these are great people. these are great people. along with republican party chairs and all of these -- here is one. rhonda mcdaniel. i tell you what. [applause] pres. trump: you know, she was the head of michigan. michigan had not been won by republican for decades. anda -- and it was tough. they said, you cannot win. why? we are getting these massive amounts. why? and she was in charge of michigan. i said, i want you to do me a favor. find out who this woman is. she is driving me crazy. who is she? who is she? and it was her and we won the state of michigan. we won. and when it came time, when it came time to picking somebody, rnc, republican national committee, i said what about that woman who drove me crazy from michigan? and it was rhona. and she has done a fantastic job. thank you, rhona. thank you. she is fantastic. and a great governor from your state. he is a great, great man. and a friend of mine. and

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sperm firms a pinching themselves after their own big start to the season under new coach others like lance now. but it defensively minded you in berlin made this home game tough in the 1st half was the best chance for the hosts to maybe should have gone with these 14 instead. the match opened up a little bit more after the break and votes were awarded a penalty. i put a handful in the build up by vote like most minutes it was overturned i am 69 minutes that there that was finally broken with big force this time making a difference for the right reasons the judgments 50 league gold in 2019 only by immunex brother of and asking his for more. romantic almost level for him you will be stoppage time but the visitors stay in trouble bud glass knows both work routes in any heights of 2nd in the bundesliga table. bolster another club just like you have a new coach coming into this season only is having someone new in the bundesliga like all of a class not at all spec is a fact it's a very success if i think so and not just new to the league but someone who probably slipped under the radar quite a

ceo lance fritz will join us first on cnbc later this hour to talk about that and more for the companynings winner of the day is netflix the shares are up after topping expectations they did miss the mark on domestic subgrowth this is reed hastings last night addressing the slowing of new subs on the call >> we're incredibly low priced compared to cable. we're winning more and more viewings we think we have a lot of room there. but this year, that's what's hit us and we'll just stay focused on just providing amazing value to our members in the u.s and i think that gives us a real shot at that continuing to grow long-term net ads on an annual basis. but we're going to be a little cautious on that guidance and feel our way through here. >> joining us this morning, needham's laura martin good to see you both laura, we were told, this is a make or break quarter. if they miss subguidance again, look out below why the reaction today >> you know, i think expectations have been reset lower, and they did hit their aggregate subnumber. they hit about 6.8 million subs total globally and had guide

this should be controlled by the campaign, not free lancing by the son.old it was free lancing by the son. the campaign did not do this. it prompts question for tonight's debate. >> dana: ari fleischer and juan. yankees and nationals here represented and they'll work it out in the green room. the crisis in syria. turkey ignoring sanctions from the trump administration and pushing forward with attacks. steve harrigan is on the ground in northeast syria. how is it today, steve? >> dana, more complicated over the last 24 hours, two new players on the scene, you have syrian government forces under bashar al assad and russian forces, as well, they have both taken possession of a key town along the border, manbij and the russian forces are patrolling in between syrian government forces and turkish forces, playing the role the u.s. used to play. tremendous amount of effort from the trump administration to secure a cease-fire, that hasn't happened despite a call from president trump, financial sanctions and upcoming visit from vice president mike pence, no slowdo

you can tie the prayer cloth onto the lances. when you say a prayer for a loved one who is overseas or in the military or has, is getting ready to go or has come back and you make a prayer and you tie the prayer cloth on in the wind fors, the prayer goes out that person. i love that. i have prayer cloths all over our property with my wife gina. we tied prayer cloths. when i think about it, i tear something and say a prayer on it. someone says pray for me, harvey, pray for me. that's what i do. so the prayer will go out. so, prayer cloths, and i try to touch all of those things spiritually, you know, spiritually about us, the indian people, because i think we are really spiritual people. and i think about this land, a lot of people ask me a lot of times, why do you indians fight for this country when they treated you so poorly? there are lots of reasons. you fight for the man to the left of you and to the right of you. you fight for your country, but before human beings sat on this north american continent and, it was just animals

and the lances have eagle feathers on them. the battle ribbon that hangs down the side where the eagle feathers are attached to it are part of the sacred colors. so you see the sacred colors. we have prayer cloths that you can tie prayer cloths onto the lances, wherever you want to pray. so when you say a prayer for one of your loved ones who's overseas or in the military or is getting ready to go or has come back and you make a prayer for them and tie that prayer cloth in there and the wind blows and the prayer goes out for that person. i love that. i've got prayer cloths all over my property with my wife, gina. when i think about something, when someone says pray for me, harvey, that's what i do. so that little prayer will go out. so prayer cloths. and i tried to touch all of those things spiritually, you know, spiritually about us, about indian people, because i think that we are really spiritual people, you know. and i think about this land. a lot of people ask me a lot of times why do you indians fight for this country whe

with humira, remission is possible. ♪ >> martha: this is an extra ordinary story, lance corporal kylene nick came under attack with enemies with hand-wringing needs going above and beyond the call of duty, sure that he was to die in that moment. carpenter dove onto the grenade to shield his friend from the blast and while he was being evacuated off the afghanistan battlefield his heart flatlined, he was brought back to life essentially three times. his wounds were so severe that it took 40 surgeries to reconstruct his body. his courageous actions earned him the medal of honor in 2014. >> you notice that kyle doesn't hide his scars. his proud of them and the service that they represent. >> with that singular act of courage, kyle, not only save your brother in arms, you displayed heroism in the blink of an eye that will inspire for generations. valor worthy of our nation's highest military declaration, the medal of honor. >> martha: indeed. kyle is sharing his story with "you are worth it," a book general james mattis they remain hallmarks. kyle carpenter joins me now, good to see you a

let's talk about all of this with texas republican congressman lance gooden. he also serves on the house financial services committee. thank you for being here. you've had a big week, questioning of mark zuckerberg on facebook. we'll talk about that, but first what's going on now, sir. you have not been on this network since september 25th. you talked to chris cuomo right before the whistle-blower complaint was released, right before the white house transcript of that call with zelinsky in july was released. now that you have read both, because you told chris, "i'm waiting to read and then i will have more answers." what did they tell you about the president's behavior? >> you know, i read that transcript. there is absolutely nothing impeachable in that transcript. and what's happened since then is we've found in talking with democrats that they don't like the transcript, but they've said, you know, if nancy pelosi had waited just a few more days, we probably wouldn't have gone down this path. when i talk to my colleagues across the aisle, they have no idea ho

thank you, lance. thank you, lance. people thatf 60 stuck in there. thank you, ron. great job.hese are great people. along with republican party chairs, here is one. rhonda mcdaniel. she was the head of michigan. by republicanwon for decades. they said, you cannot win. why? she was in charge of michigan. i said, i want you to do me a favor. she is driving me crazy. who is she? we won the state of michigan. when it came time, when it came time to picking somebody, to head the rnc, i said, what about that woman? she drove me crazy from michigan ? rhona.ou, she is fantastic. and a great governor from your state. a great, great man. a friend of mine. together with your lieutenant you had a hurricane two years ago. they keep calling me for money. sir, could you give us another one? the governor called up? generous.for being so it was a big one, it was a bad one. i think the worst dump i can remember. saved 16,000rd lives. it kept going in and out. water. finally, i get a call. billions and billions of dollars to the state. governor.ll from the where is dan? the two of them called me

the issue is what's going to happen to a president that is free-lancing with a rogue secretary of states beginning to ask follow the money. this is what we heard in the nixon watergate hearing. >> i'm curious about your view of the bolton thing, though. >> well, bolton is somebody who is close to the president. the president hired. and for bolton to say this is going to be a hand grenade that could blowup, be careful, that is very, very significant because bolton has seen exactly what's going on, bolton also has named other people inside the white house, the chief of staff is part of what might be a conspiracy. bolton names him as part of something that's going on that could blowup in everybody's f e face. i think just stepping back from all of this t my only concern, honestly, is that there is also evidence. we already know that the president of the united states, and there is a transcript showing that he tried to get dirt on a potential opponent from a foreign power. and we also know that that is impeachable. that's an impeachable offense. the more complex this becomes, the more we go

lance corporal johansson banks from detroit. sergeant anthony brown from detroit. hospital corpsman michael johnson from detroit. sergeant michael massman from port heron. sergeant william pollard from flint. first lieutenant william zimmerman from grand haven. we will never forget. in the marine's hymn, the third stands and ends with -- stanza ends with when the army and navy gets to heaven's scenes, they'll find the gates are guarded by united states marines. i would suggest to you that some of those marines are on duty today and we honor their service, we honor their sacrifice and we honor our country by remembering. god bless you all and certainer fidelis. -- and semper fi. mr. pence: mr. speaker, greg murphy was unable to join us this evening. on his behalf i ask that congressman murphy's statement be placed into the congressional ecord. mr. speaker, friends, colleagues and distinguished guests in the gallery, i thank you for your participation in my special order. as a beirut veteran, i am deeply moved by your remarks and i know your words will comfort the go

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lance poor race was watching in tokyo my japan and south africa fans joined together to sing each other's national anthems before this quarter final was shooting up for a rematch of japan's famous group stage win against the springboks at the world cup 4 years ago. be the boxer game making jan killing again today than a maybe japan's performances on home soil mean they are now getting close to being considered giants in a rights to fans of 2 time world champion south africa not totally confident before kick off well just doing anybody know of a really good moment to manage in a great host but the fun ends but. inside tokyo stadium a crowd of nearly 50000 was briefly silenced when. scored early on. but you timer's penalty meant they were only 2 points in it's a tough time. from then on though south africa turned the screw their forward pack strangling all of japan's attempts to break out the attacking game that had seen them beat ireland and scotland on the way to this match. 21 unanswered points wrapping up a 263 victory for south africa created to my boys before you got it out. who playe

to follow lance in the stadium some more domination by the u.s. in the 4 by 400 meter relay he's ride benjamin bringing home the quartet of fried curly michael cherry and will london to gold in a time of 2 minutes 56.69 seconds to make it takes over with belgium getting bronze . and more american success came in the women's raise a homage to winning her 2nd gold at the championships alongside phyllis francis sidney mclaughlin and wade line jo hunt thomas. in the field. continues to dominate the long jump scene but german adding the world title to her european crown winning gold with a leap of 7 meters 30 centimeters. and in the javelin 21 year old anderson peters from grenada won gold with a throw of 86.89 meters as stony magnus kurt took silver despite being carried off on a stretcher in the 5th round with an injury. this is how the final medals table looks united states clear at the top with $29.00 medals in total 14 of them gold kenya finish in 2nd place ahead of jamaica then china and ethiopia. ahead of world athletics a bastion coas claim tha

to follow lance in the stadium some more domination by the u.s. in the 4 by 400 meter relay he's ride benjamin bringing home the quartet of fried curly michael cherry and will london to gold in a time of 2 minutes 56.69 seconds jamaica took so over with belgium getting bronze . and more american success came in the women's raise a homage to winning her 2nd gold at the championships alongside phyllis francis sidney mclaughlin and wade line jo hunt thomas. in the field. continues to dominate the long jump scene but german adding the world title to her european crown winning gold with a leap of 7 meters 30 centimeters. and in the javelin 21 year old anderson peters from grenada won gold with a throw of 86.89 meters as stony magnus kurt took silver despite being carried off on a stretcher in the 5th round with an injury. this is how the final medals table looks united states clear at the top with $29.00 medals in total 14 of them gold kenya finish in 2nd place ahead of jamaica then china and ethiopia. ahead of world athletics a bastion coas claim that

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to follow lance in the stadium some more domination by the u.s. in the 4 by 400 meter relay he's ride benjamin bringing home the quartet of fried curly michael cherry and will london to bolt in a time of 2 minutes 56.69 seconds to make it took so over with belgium getting bronze. and more american success came in the women's raise the home of the winning her 2nd gold at the championships alongside phyllis francis sidney mclaughlin and wade line joe hunt thomas. in the field. continues to dominate the long jump scene but german adding the world title to her european crown winning gold with a leap of 7 meters 30 centimeters. and in the javelin 21 year old anderson peters from grenada won gold with a throw of 86.89 meters a stone magnus kurt took silver despite being carried off on a stretcher in the 5th round with an injury. this is how the final medals table looks united states clear of the top with $29.00 medals in total 14 of them gold kenya finish in 2nd place ahead of jamaica then china and ethiopia. ahead of world athletics sebastian coe has c

and at 11:30pm we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, lance price and samr. —— lister. good evening and welcome to bbc news. five people have been injured ina news. five people have been injured in a knife attack at the arndale shopping centre in manchester. a man aged 41 was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police. counterterrorism unit are now leading the investigation. well, this evening, officers said that he had been assessed by specialist doctors and is now being detained under the mental health act. our correspondent has more. late morning in central manchester. a man is arrested shortly after several people have been stabbed. an officer stands over him with his taser drawn. moments earlier, police inside the arndale centre ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and they actually asked us if it was a real knife, and they co

how we will listen, but nonetheless you do need these great albums because you have seen howed sheer lancet to them. good to have you with us. thanks for coming. now the weather picture. the weather has failed to sparkle to say the least in stern half through saturday, but just inch say the least in stern half through saturday, butjust inch away a bit further north, northern wales, the north of england much of scotland and northern ireland, a lot of bright weather around, yes there have been showers in northern and western scotland, the odd one into northern ireland, and that is how we will continue on through the first pa rt will continue on through the first part of the night. later in the night the skies may clear suchly across the north east of scotland, for there to be a tough of —— touch of frost, under the cloud and rain it is going to be a relatively mild night, but a dank old start to sunday. it may be dry for a time in the south—east and parts of east anglia but don't bank on that lasting because part of that rain will orbing work east as another portion of the weather works up i

and then we helped higher construction manager, lance jackson, to actually run the city's team. i think he has been a great addition. so what we are trying to do is have that model on other projects so we can coordinate our work and make sure that the directors are involved so that, you know, there is so many agencies in the city that you are trying to coordinate. >> is not reflected in the m.o.u.? >> the m.o.u. does not talk about the partnering. we made out a standard practice. you know harlan talked about van ness and some of the specifics. the other issue i would like to bring up is that m.t.a. doesn't have as much experience doing these large capital projects. they are relying more heavily now on public works during the construction phase. >> okay. thank you. >> how many years behind is van ness? >> two years. >> two years before -- going on three, i think it's in a much better place than it was. >> any other questions or comments? to the public, any comments? may have a motion? >> second. >> all of those in favor? the motion carries. so, madam secretary, could you read the

lance with ankara moscow is also accused of fermenting a coup attempt in the greece's neighbor montenegro the u.s. sees a bigger role for greece in the balkans to fend off russian and chinese influence at his grace comes out of the worst of its debt crisis u.s. commercial interest is growing 50 companies including brands that include coca-cola and microsoft were part of an international trade fair in thessaloniki this year scott lucas is professor of american studies at the university of birmingham and joins us now via skype from birmingham scott i'm a being too cynical had it to say that this agreement is only happening because to is drifting out or away from us influence i don't think you're being cynical enough i think you've mentioned quite well in your correspondent spoke about the leverage that both sides are trying to get against turkey but i think you can go beyond it i think the trumpet ministration is trying to project of course strength versus china and russia but it is notable that the trumpet ministration is doing this not by going through nato we're turkey is also a member t

now carrying out a huge operation in the surrounding area as we heard from thomas a 2nd incident in lance back close to her has also taken place we don't know yet whether those 2 incidents are linked and police also working on to work out the motivation behind both of those attacks as well and to establish whether there are indeed any links between those incidents both in holland and in lam's back actually in light sic at the moment which is about 30 that will call on mrs away from how they're so you know so you know so much a greater distance and a lot of the trains going to follow actually be redirected here to light sake in the last couple of hours as you mentioned bon jovi's rail service they shut down services to hala central train station and many of them are now being redirected to here in the city of lights just south of hollow where that shooting took place and yet as you mentioned you've spoken to police there and lots there what have they been saying how have they been and the police there been able to say anything to you. well at the moment it seems that here in life secretly

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lance barksdale is down the left the line and sam holbrook is in right.ck in new york. altuve digs his way in. this is the first time the road team has won six games in any best-of-seven series in major league baseball history, nhl history, nba history. that is strike one, and the last five world series have been clinched on the road. that includes a.j. hinch and his astros at dodger stadium in gam. 0-1 pitched a altuve. to the shortstop, turner. two down. good start here for scherzer. in the first inning so far this postseason come he's allowed five runs total. second inning, a total of one run aernd guy, pitches with a lot of energy. he struts around, walks around, gets the bating tempo of putting the hitter at ease or not at ease because he's in attack mode brady's not g ball. >> joe: here is brantley. we talked to george springer about scherzer, he said he is unlike any other starter. he gets it. he's the one determining the tempo of how the at-bat is going to go. 1-0 pitch. 2-0. brantley hitting .333. eight hits, 24 at-bats. possesses as good a batti

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