thank you to my guests, liam halligan and dawn foster.look at the papers at 11:30pm. and i'll see you at 11:00pm with today's main stories. right now, the weather. and that is with nick miller. hello. a wednesday whether warmth is on the way. plenty of sunshine. temperatures rising above 20 celsius in some spots, and by then, lots of rain in scotland. it's really into the western highlands we're seeing the western highlands we're seeing the heaviest, most persistent rain. by the heaviest, most persistent rain. by the time it finally clears on tuesday night, we could well see more than 200 mm. there is the risk of flooding and some disruption as a result. as far as scotland and northern ireland, some showers overnight but dry spells too. mixture of cloud and clear spells. quite a bit of breeze. quite a wednesday tuesday to come. dusty winds. the rain continuing, particularly in northwest scotland during the day. we should see using in scotland and northern ireland. patchy cloud, northern england and wales. southern england, the midlands in

you are listening to liam fox. there has been so much noise this week with regards to brexit.n where we are at. it is frustrating. we would like to have had a deal by now. i would have had a few years ago that we would have won. i am hopeful there will be a deal. if there isn't we can handle an ideal situation. it is not what we want. it would be u nfortu nate, not what we want. it would be unfortunate, but i think the country can manage. i think in the long—term that the uk will be better off outside of the eu, even if it takes five or ten years for that to materialise. would you describe yourself then as a brexiteer? you can me that if you want to. when you say a no deal would be unfortunate, what about this warning from the european car lobby group saying it would set back the uk car industry some two decades? that is u nfortu nate. some two decades? that is unfortunate. very unfortunate for many, unfortunate. very unfortunate for any unfortunate. very unfortunate for many, many jobs. absolutely. unquestionably. this is why preparations for no dilmi to be undertaken in earn

his name is liam. been through the ringer. >> he has a brain tumor, it's very aggressive. >> reporter: it has been rough. liam has already lived longer than the doctors first gave him. he's one of the kids whose spirit will not break. >> he's doing awesome. >> i'm doing awesome. >> reporter: and whose future he has all worked out. >> i want to be a policeman when i grow up. >> reporter: that's why the other day, his living room was full of cops when he was set to go to chemo. >> when we came downstairs, there were five cruisers in the driveway. >> reporter: because the sheriff's department was offering liam a lift. that was their gift to him. and -- >> i have a present for you. >> oh! >> reporter: yup. a finger in the right ear. and then it was outside, and into that car. >> i cried a little bit. just to see how many people came out to support him and show their love for him. >> people love me. >> reporter: yes, that seems to be a fact. >> he inspired us, and i think he's done so much for our community

fox as out it makes a mockery of liam fox as our trade secretary not knowing if he will ever be ablele to come into effect. the dup and tory brexiteers will not support this, and this will cause uproar among leave voters in this country. just on the issue of the dup, theresa may has frequently said that she is not going to agree to anything that would divide up the united kingdom. the problem with theresa may over the last couple of years, on brexit in particular, is that she has said about 300 different things, most of which are mutually incompatible. the problem is the word is not very reliable. she said for example that we would leave the customs union. now, iam perfectly we would leave the customs union. now, i am perfectly happy if we stay. i think it is the right thing for our economy, for our manufacturing industry and ourfood industry in particular. but she promised we wouldn't and now she has said she would. i can understand why the dup don't trust her. they want to absolutely hold her to ransom in that kind of parliamentary voting. and michael, the telegraph has more on thi

>> liam: it doesn't take much, thorne!ou got two captains of industry with zero self-control in the same room. what do you think is gonna happen? >> katie: okay. no one's getting murdered today, all right? >> wyatt: yeah, and if our father doesn't wake up?

do you want to kick us off, liam? before we get onto strictly come dancing...is a story about a lack of money for the police. i'm sure we'll see the defence ministry, thejustice ministry, roll out their concerns too. only six police forces in england and wales now have staff on the front desks. there have been 700 fewer staff ava ila ble the front desks. there have been 700 fewer staff available for that front desk duty given up the paperwork and wait policing is changed. 600 police stations, we learned, have closed since 2010, which as you say, is during a period when violent crime has been going up. i had of the budget, this is, these figures are coming into the public domain the way they do for his papers at the right time for police to make their case in england and wales that they need more cash. and this will resonate with a lot of people, wanted? boly 71 for a long time now they do not have the money. —— absolutely. for a long time. what do we see straightaway? what the police office rs we see straightaway? what the police officers warning they don't hav

liam hen drikds wou liam hendriks would get the call. getting a little culture and he is crushed. aaron judd, the bomb, the central valley product, two homers, they're pumped up. a's load the bases in the severino with pure smoke for marcus siemian right there. 100 miles an hour to end that inning. right now they're in the bottom of the fifth. a's just finished threatening, did not score, 2-0 yankees. when the san jose sharks traded for two-time norris trophy winner erik karlsson erik karlsson it sent a message to team teal, fans and the entire nhl, they're ready to go all in and right now this season. tonight at the sap center the sharks begin their long quest for what would be the franchise's first-ever stanley cup. they will host the anaheim ducks. they've got karlsson and joe thornton who shaved off his beard. i couldn't recognize him. he looks ten years younger. this could be their year. mindi bach caught up with logan couture ahead of tonight's opener. >> logan entering your tenth season with the sharks. hard to believe you have been here that long. another opening night. wh

. >> liam's done a pretty good job with the role we've thrust upon him. it's going to go after liam, we're still deciding who may be the last guy on the 11 pitchers. i'll probably withhold that at this point. >> rockies, cubs in tonight's nl wildcard game. lemahieu drives it into left center. it disappears into the ivy. the cubs get a break. the rockies did get one across. then in the eighth, baez for the cubs hits one to the same spot. tied up. baez, you think he's pumped? this one went to extra innings. willson contreras grounds into a forceout. baez prevented or nat toe from completing a possible double play. no interference was called. in the 13, tony walters, singled in trevor story and the rockies who have played three games in three different time zones over the last three days win and face the brewers in the nlds on thursday. 2-1 the final from wrigley field. >>> a new look for joe thornton. his signature grizzled beard will not be on the ice with him tomorrow night when the sharks open against anaheim because it no longer exists. former beard bro

i do not know if we lacked anything about liam plunkett, you imagine that he would be in that squad for. there have been questions about opening combinations and where the batting line—up is an even what their best bowling line—up is. having enough bowlers to choose from to get their best 11. some questions still about that. and we will see if they are answered when they take on sri lanka. thank you. let's bring you some of the other sports headlines today... and caroline wozniacki got the defence of her wta finals title back on track with victory over petra kvitova. the australian open champion was beaten in her tournament opener by karolina pliskova at the weekend... but won her second round robin match this afternoon in three sets. it's her first victory over the two—time wimbledon winner since 2014. in the day's other match in singapore... elina svitolina made it two wins from two after she saw off karolina pliskova in three sets. her place in the semi—final is not yet secure as there's one more round of games in this group on thursday. the next three domestic rugby union seasons in

harry pratt and liam willett...te. but for these two young men, the special trailblazer award they also received marks a big day in the history of the norland institution. imogen sellers, bbc points west in bath. the headlines on bbc news. 20 men are found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that abused girls as young as 11 in and around huddersfield. radical islamist preacher anjem choudary is released from prison on licence and is now at a bail hostel. more than two weeks afterjournalist jamal khashoggi went missing, the former head of mi5 says he has little doubt that the saudi regime ordered his killing. now on bbc news, it's time for newswatch. this week, samira ahmed asks whether coverage of the royal family is too sycophantic, or too rude. hello and welcome to newswatch. mean—spirited and rude? was some of the bbc reporting of princess eugenie's wedding a bit off—colour? what is the bbc royal coverage sycophantic what is the bbc royal coverage sycopha ntic and excessive? what is the bbc royal coverage syc

hours ago he was saying i'm going to davos in the desert this big get together in riyadh we've seen liam fox the u.k. trade secretary saying well actually i'm not going we've seen christine legarde the i.m.f. boss now saying actually i'm not going to if mr i mean you should find choose his thinking and pulls the plug on his flight to riyadh how big will that be. it will be very significant but as it stands right now what we're hearing is that he is still on track to attend that saudi investment conference in spite of the fact that a growing list of not just government officials but around the world but also top executives say that they just can't be a part of that conference is certainly is notable that he said he expected that he would if there was some sort of information that would change that calculation for him that he would make that decision by the end of the week but again it seems difficult for them to secure that timeline given the fact that there are still so many missing pieces of information we should point out something that we have learned here us stateside is that u.s. in

liam fox liam fox the latest in a growing number of officials pulling out of that international investmentthey want to hear the truth behind what has happened to the missing journalist. we will have more on that throughout the afternoon. to our top story. theresa may has said she'd consider extending the brexit transition period — but only by a few months. the move would give more time to resolve the irish border issue. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is at westminster. that's what she says it will sue but her critics think otherwise. it's a raid a in westminster when every single tory mp i've spoken to this morning is in agreement. trouble is they oppose this idea mrs may has given space to of some extension to the transition period which is why i think we saw this morning the prime minister out and about desperately trying to put the idea back in its box saying it may never happen. and if it did happen, don't worry, it would only be for a few months. but there doesn't seem to be any support as far as there doesn't seem to be any support as farasi there doesn't seem to be any

we know that liam fox and michael gove were in there.lor is at an imf meeting in bali so he wasn't there. core cabinet ministers are being tightly in the loop. i think number ten... they don't want people to say that this was a cabinet being bounced into controversial decisions about the future of brexit. the key one that needs to be resolved if this question of the irish backstop and the prime minister is under huge pressure from brexiteers, of course, but also another dup who are making their concerns about this very clearly known to number ten. they are effectively threatening to destroy the prime minister's agenda if she makes any, misers that they don't like. these are ready tough days for theresa may to navigate. we will be back to you if there is any more coming out of that cabinet meeting later on this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. storm callum is on the way for the uk with a spell of strong, potentially disruptive winds for many western parts of the uk by the end of the night and into tomorro

and at 11:30, well be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers liam halligan and dawnter. stay with us for that. the world's top climate scientists are urging people to change the way they live in order to avoid catastrophic climate change in the future. they warn that governments must make major policy changes now to reduce the impact of rising global temperatures. among the mesaures individuals can take are giving up meat, driving electric cars and throwing less away. the scientists say a rise in global temperatures ofjust 1.5 degrees above pre industrial levels by the end of the century will mean rapid and unprecedented changes to all aspects of society. 2 degrees warmer will mean millions of people losing their homes because of flooding as sea levels rise. but the intergovernmental panel on climate change says the world is currently on track for much worse — a rise of 3 degrees. our science editor david shukman is in south korea where the report was revealed. the warming of the earth is heading for levels that modern humans have never experienced. that's the unnerv

britain's trade minister liam fox european companies would have to pay tariffs worth more than fifteen billion euros a year to access the british market if britain and the e.u. failed to reach a trade agreement fox insisted it's in everyone's interest to reach a deal and to reach it quickly after a disastrous summit in austria ten days ago thanks i've got an ugly and the we can't britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt compared you to a soviet prison camp less than six months out from britain's exit a deal house of rationing will look like likely. for we go wants to jump on the digitalisation way the government has been pushing technological developments for years helped by state aid from foreign companies and countries germany is not the exception and universality for entrepreneurs was just unveiled in the capital kigali to kick start out of top. their all around thirty thousand motorized taxi box on the streets of kigali that gave kind of movie the. business idea. on servicing station which he opened two years ago he now has around four pounds in regular customers so why thirty stuff

do people want to be seen to be on the right side of history do you think liam fox the u.k. trade minister you know that's a name we associate with bricks it i mean he is obviously entailed with that involved in the alley but he's saying i'm not going to davos in the following the french following the dutch following even christine legarde the i.m.f. boss as well. but does that go beyond symbolism and once once the dust settles in a week or a month the real impacts of that is what's well i think once the dust does settle down the road and it could be in the next few weeks or next month you'll start to see a normalization of relations but the european leaders did make it take a strong stand on this something we haven't seen from the trumpet ministration just yet some u.s. businesses yes but not the actual u.s. government and it does say a lot about being on the right side of history jim correspondent there in stumble clearly making the point that they got two scenes of investigation and they found quite some evidence between the consulate and the consul general's residence th

liam hendrix will start but probably only pitch one inning. don't be surprised to see bob melvin, seven, eight, maybe nine pitchers. >> liam's done a nice job with the role we've pressed upon him, what is it, six or seven times now? makes sense to start him. as far as after that, you know, there are a lot of moving parts. >> i'm just firstin obviously, it's do or die, for everybody out there, same strike zone, same guys in the box. just go out there and do it. >> reporter: tomorrow night's first pitch at yankee stadium scheduled for just after 5:00 here on the east coast e. >> the team is holding a wildcard watch party at the oakland coliseum. if you have to work, don't worry, the a's have got you covered. the a's have tweeted this permission slip to give to your bosses. it starts at 4:00 tomorrow. for us, we come into work kind of at that time. >> none of us feel well. >> jeff doesn't feel too well. [ coughing ] >> i have a cough. >> we will be here. we'll be watching the a's game as well. guess who got a beard trim? >> what? >> that's jumbo

a real crunch moment, and you really saw what is being demonstrated about this decision of whether liamade here but regionally there are very strategic partners in the region and three we re partners in the region and three were speaking about —— speaking to an activist and one of the questions i could do her, she left in bahrain and is living in denmark. there was and is living in denmark. there was a distinct lack of voices from the

a real crunch moment, and you really saw what is being demonstrated about this decision of whether liamox together and attempt this investment conference. i suppose we are also talking about trade here but regionally there are very strategic partners in the region and three we re partners in the region and three were speaking about —— speaking to an activist and one of the questions i could do her, she left in bahrain and is living in denmark. there was and is living in denmark. there was a distinct lack of voices from the middle east condemning or questioning what is happening. if anything, some of the regional countries have that and their decision regulars, there will be repercussions, all the manoeuvres of what is going on. what really can the likes of the us and the uk do? then returned to the front page of the guardian... it is talking about pr. the uk has done in trying to boost its image. this is going to... asl boost its image. this is going to... as i says, a very expensive operation by the saudis to paint a portrait of a country that is not... i could've gone on with what i s

great britain stride minister liam fox has set that european companies would have to pay tariffs worth more than fifteen billion euros a year to access the british market if britain and the e.u. failed to reach a trade agreement off the briggs's he said it was in everyone's interest to reach it quickly in accra monye a summit in austria ten days ago regs administered domini get upset britain would not be bullied by the e.u. on the weekend britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt impact the e.u. to a soviet prison camp less than six months out from britain's exit the e.u. seems unable to reach a deal on how separation will be managed and what the new relationship will look like. and that's it you're up to date that's all for me and the business team and for more news and background too had to our web site that's of course t w dot com slash business and also find us on follow us on facebook and twitter i think you are can see where you find us right here more business news coming up and the next how the i gave us we'll have that update for you right now is a look at global markets at this

for wales, warrten gatland recalls captain alun wyn jones, justin tipuric, george north and liam williamsr to many is the uncapped leicester wing jonah holmes. what can we expect when we see him? he has really come out of left field, he is english born and bred. he qualifies through his welsh grandparents. he has always want to look a little bit outside the block —— box for his selection. lightning fast, that is what has appealed to abort gatland. —— were gatland. then he has made the move to 15th, and he is playing for the ospreys and scoring tries this season. you mention it, the likes of canada wins are back, wales looking really to honein are back, wales looking really to hone in on that world cup. it is gatland's special holiday, and they are ina gatland's special holiday, and they are in a pretty good place. thank you forjoining us on sportsday tonight, chris jones. a quick look at some of the day's other stories. jose mourinho has been charged by the fa for "abusive language" aimed a tv camera, as manchester united came back to beat newcastle ten days ago. he has until friday eveni

and spinner liam dawson has been ruled out of the rest of the tour.ning today with a side strain. the squad is in kandy for their next match on wednesday with a 1—0 lead, with chris woakes enjoying the opportunity to open the bowling again. i don't always see it as the leader of the attack, obviously some guys have good days and some guys have bad days, i have the occasional bad day and someone will have to step up. i certainly like that the idea of bowling the tough overs in this format. you get good rewards from it. sometimes it can be tough but the rewards are there if you do it well and execute your plans well. afghanistan's hazra—tullah zazai has joined a very elite club becoming only the third batsman to hit six sixes in an over, in a twenty20 match. he managed to knock every ball over the boundary making 37 runs off the over because there was a wide as well. zazai raced to his 50 off 12 balls, equalling the record for the fastest t20 half—century. he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat i

richard fleming and liam richardson used a gun, a machete and hammers in the robbery at the hotel's mappinast year. passing sentence, thejudge, lady carmichael, said the robbery was an act of serious premeditated criminality which would not be tolerated. now on bbc news sport today: hello, this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: barcelona make it three wins from three in the champions league as messi watches from the stands. there will be a new winner of the asian champions league as kashima antlersjoin persepolis in the final for the first time. and angelique kerber wins her first match of the season—ending wta tour finals. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. all that to come, but first, game two of baseball's world series is under way, as the boston red sox look to extend their advantage over the los angeles dodgers after winning game one on tuesday. chris mitchell is live at fenway park. chris, how's it looking? that it thatitis that it is dan's hair and very topic.

. >> liam has done a good job obviously with the role we have thrust upon him. makes sense to start him. as far as after that, you know, there are a lot of moving parts. so how it is going to go after liam, we're still kind of deciding who may be the last guy on the 11 pitchers. so i'll probably withhold that at this point. >> rockies, cubs and the national league wild card game. jon lester on the mound for chicago against d.j. lemahieu in first. he drives it into the gap, but look as often happens it disappeared into the eivy. next batter, a fly ball to center. it is a sacrifice fly, so the rookies get a run after all. 1-0, and that is the score right now. this game still continues. the rockies flew in last night after losing a one-game tie breaker to the dodgers for division title. >>> the harlem globe trotters is hyped for postseason. look at the overhead shot from the stands. nothing but net. it looks impressive but we have to say zeus played in the minnie hoop in our sports department. he had a tough time with it. game one between cleveland and houston is f

in terms of the cabinet look at liam fox. he is a passion brexiteers.man supposed to be securing these deals. you will be looking at "i can look at doing deals may in the future if the european union say i can". you think we will get more cabinet walk—outs? think we will get more cabinet walk-outs? i hope so because this is the plan. ithink walk-outs? i hope so because this is the plan. i think steve walk-outs? i hope so because this is the plan. ithink steve baker, paris johnson book pick off the ballot as the dup are. brexiteers her fears and rightly so. let's move on because there are lots of other stories to talk about. i the front page of the telegraph we have been talking about mental health today, mental health day. facebook should pay a mental health levies. i'm up for facebook paying a bit more tax. but what is confusing here is a simon stephens the nhs is saying that they must pay and that the evidence is clear that social media is causing mental health problems. that's not the case. we know there are ways in which young people do use social m

. >> hope: neither is liam. >> steffy: the hearing still must be going on. hey, how busy aru?

especially when i heard you were involved. [ monitors beeping steadily ] >> liam: hey, um...

<liam hendricks>"no difference in the game.bviously it's a do or die, but to everybody out there it's just same strike zone, same guys in the box. just gonna go out there and do it, and see how it goes.""this is what you play for, an opportunity to chase the ultimate prize, and we have that opportunity. we have a special group in there that i think is capable of being a really special club. and now we get to go find out and chase that down." "being in new york for a team be just played three times this year, it's exciting, but there's pressure, and it's how you take the pressure. we know it's gonna be a pressure- packed game for both teams. it's an even playing field in a park that's not ours." first pitch just after 5 tomorrow night...and there will be a watch party at the coliseum. while that's going on, sharkies opening their regular season. --peter deboer's club...beginning the year against the ducks. --lots to look forward to with this sharks team... they're bringing back joe pavelski, joe thornton

<liam hendricks>"no difference in the game.usly it's a do or die, but to everybody out there it's just same strike zone, same guys in the box. just gonna go out there and do it, and see how it goes.""this is what you play for, an opportunity to chase the ultimate prize, and we have that opportunity. we have a special group in there that i think is capable of being a really special club. and now we get to go find out and chase that down." "being in new york for a team be just played three times this year, it's exciting, but there's pressure, and it's how you take the pressure. we know it's gonna be a pressure- packed game for both teams. it's an even playing field in a park that's not ours." so here we go, it's happening tomorrow night. 5pm pacific from the bronx... oakland back in the playoffs for the first time since 2014... winner advances to face boston in the alds. and you may remember that the a's and yankees have some postseason history together. this marks their first showdown since the 2001 alds

goals in each half from kemar roofe and liam cooper gave them a 2—0 win over bottom side ipswich.ory at home to brentford, but hull remain in the relegation places after losing at bristol city. nottingham forest are up to 7th after their 3—0 win at bolton. danny cipriani has been suspended for three weeks for the high tackle that got him sent off in gloucester‘s champions cup loss to munster. world rugby sanctions normally carry a minimum six—week ban for this type of offence. but it was reduced because of cipriani's "clear disciplinary record" and his "timely expression of remorse". he'll miss three premiership rugby cup games, although it is unlikely he would have been involved. here's what else has been making the headlines today at the bbc sport centre... the rugby football union say they're prepared to consider appointing a premiership coach with no international experience to succeed eddiejones as england boss. he's set to leave in 2021 but could quit next year if england underperform at the world cup. the rfu are already looking at possible replacements. director of profess

liam, please come up and tell us your great story, please. >> [applause] >> yes, how is everybody doing today? so, as an apprentice, it's pretty easy schedule. monday you wake up at 4:20 in the morning. tuesdays you wake up at the same time, you give a speech in front of a couple thousand people and the president of the united states. >> [laughter] >> [applause] >> for me, my apprenticeship experience has been a pretty good one. when i went to get a job with local 98, as a member of the air force national guard, i told them that there would be a good chance that i'd be deploying pretty often and i told them that during my interview, and i really thanked god for the opportunity that they still gave me to get a job and to train me in their union, so i thought that maybe it would be just words that i'd get from local 98 , that yeah, they support the military but i didn't really know if i could believe it, but i was able to deploy for three months, a short little deployment, and upon my return, i was able to get pushed right back into the education program with the local 98, and i'm back wo

. >> liam: where's brooke?> thorne: she's, uh, back in there with bill. >> ridge: [ sighs ] we shouldn't have gone over to spencer's. >> thorne: i disagree. he needed to hear us out. >> ridge: yeah. and here we are. and brooke is in there with bill. >> brooke: i know how serious a concussion is, but it could have been worse. thank god it wasn't. >> bill: yeah, i've been

<liam hendricks>"no difference in the game.iously it's a do or die, but to everybody out there it's just same strike zone, same guys in the box. just gonna go out there and do it, and see how it goes.""this is what you play for, an opportunity to chase the ultimate prize, and we have that opportunity. we have a special group in there that i think is capable of being a really special club. and now we get to go find out and chase that down." "being in new york for a team be just played three times this year, it's exciting, but there's pressure, and it's how you take the pressure. we know it's gonna be a pressure- packed game for both teams. it's an even playing field in a park that's not ours." and you may remember that the a's and yankees have some postseason history together. this marks their first showdown since the 2001 alds... oakland took a 2-0 lead with the series going back to the coliseum and we saw the iconic 'flip play' in which derek jeter...made an unbelieveable toss to jorge posada to tag ou

liam hendricks, you could see he could not handle the pressure out there. aaron judge, who's the judge? 2-0, yankees in a flash. a's load the bases in the fourth. luis severino, pure heat. 10 miles an hour. in the fifth, jed lowrie pops up, and kris davis strikes out. 3-0 yankees in the 6th. they bring in a closer, blake trainen. it backfires. 5-0, yankees. and then gthe sac fly. now 0. 8inning, a's get on the board. it's crush davis with a two-run homer. a's down 6-2. john carlos tantkar l giancarlo stanton with a mammoth blast. here's bob melvin. >> it's disappointing. when you reflect back and look where we started the year, kind of where we came from, you know, it ends up being a good year, but it doesn't feel good right now. >> understandably. sharks open the season tonight with high expectations, not realized against anaheim. eric carlson, his debut. sharks gave up a goal in the opening minute. check out this great move. this ties it at 1-1. second period. ducks on the power play. hurdle with the steal! and the incredible individual effort. see you la

instead, reliever liam hendriks will be taking the mound.elievers typically come in after the starter gets pulled and the new tactic called bullpening became a trend in baseball this season and the treehouse at the oakland coliseum will open a watch party for fans. explain to me why bullpening could be helpful in this case. >> because the a's have the strongest bullpen in all the major leagues, have are the best pitchers for middle relief and short relief for the end of the game. pitch them a couple of innings and bring in the starter after that. >> and the bat verse not seen these guys and keep going. >> go a's. from all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks so much for joining us. who wants to be a million air is coming up next. we leave you with a live >> our returning contestant, tom colocci's from london, england. he's about to take a look at a $100,000 question. he doesn't have any lifelines left. he's just four questions away from $1 million. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, every

international development secretary liam fox is to pull out of an international investment conferenceurnalist jamal khashoggi after he visited the saudi consulate in istanbul. shoppers tighten their belts. uk retail sales dropped 0.8% last month. it was driven by a 1.5% fall in spending on food. sport now on afternoon live with chris. he hasjoined me from the bbc‘s sports centre. eddiejones has named his england rugby squad for the autumn the news is there are a lot of new faces. it is important to understand what an important period this is for england rugby. we have the autumn internationals coming up next month against south africa, australia and new zealand with real big hitters andjapan. japan is new zealand with real big hitters and japan. japan is hosting the world cup next year for the and japan. japan is hosting the world cup next yearfor the england should be on an upward curve and eddiejones should be formulating plans for the world cup next year. so many players are injured and suspended he has had to name eight and capped players in the training squad and there is still n

bob melvin may turn to liam hendricks, and then use a combination of pitchers. dodgers and rockies play one-game tiebreaker to decide who becomes a wild card and who takes the division. cody bellinger with his 25th of the season. and then this is a two-run shot. that's his 35th of the season. dodgers end up with a division crown for a sixth straight season with a 5-2 win. colorado plays the cubs tomorrow in the national league wild card. >>> monday night football. broncos in control. royce freeman, look at this great scoring run. the broncos led by 10 in the fourth quarter. but patrick mahones brought a little magic with him. he's a right-handed quarterback. threw that on third down with his left hand. that set up kareem hunt from four yards out. less than 2:00 to go, the chiefs have the lead. last chance for denver. the hook and ladder is a no good. chiefs win 27-23 and remain perfect at 4-0. >>> that's it for that. >> that fire alarm went off shortly after kyle shanahan announced his injuries from yesterday's game against the chargers at his monday press confe

arabia itself that the government investigating itself which is not going to have the let's bring in liam frost i have from washington d.c. if the investigation won't be fair in saudi arabia president or the want of turkey is insisting that the suspects be tried in turkey have a techie doesn't have a great human rights record but it has an open legal system that's transparent on most accounts do you think trial in turkey would be an ideal solution. well the complication with the trial in turkey is twofold number one president has done some crackdowns on some cards and lawyers and turkey that casts some doubt on the idealism of turkey as a venue and then second you have the intersection of the issue of a turkish domestic cord but saudis doing activities within a diplomatic enclave and you know people coming in with diplomatic authorities and that's why if you create one of these international tribunals or you were to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the in

ifi can bring you in now, we are hearing about some companies pulling out of the conference, liam foxovernment even though the investigation is continuing into the murder, be taking further steps against saudi arabia? the government has not yet confirmed that no officials will go, they have confirmed that the secretary of state won't go himself. we need to push the government to confirm on that issue. i would say that we do need to take further action and the secretary of state says the saudis excuses are unbelievable and if they are unbelievable, whatever the outcome of the investigation, it will determine that he was killed in the saudi considered on turkish soil and this is a backdrop of having thousands of people murdered by saudi forces in the yemen, and i say murdered because by all accounts they are war crimes that britain has continued to sell arms to an liam fox directly overruling his officials in the arms export department to make sure the weapons continue to go there. we should stop selling any arms to saudi arabia? until assurances can be given, for example final use cheq

oakland will open the game with reliever liam hendricks.ething he did eight times when he allowed two runs, 13 innings. to prepare himself, hendricks got his exercise in on the team's off day by checking out the sights in the big apple. >> well, they were great. it was incredible. and then i was super ecstatic to see all the medieval sides because that's what i love. i am reading a book right now about the battle of hastings. i walked about ten and a half miles yesterday. i got my exercise in. >> before last saturday's penn tailgate p got a little out of hand, so the state police came in with a low flying helicopter to knock all the tents out and break up the party. that actually happened. now can you imagine that happening? oh, or something like that. everything would be flying around. >> i think the crowd will would appreciate it because they get the ducks off their faces finally. right? >> i don't know if it works that way. i don't know. i haven't been our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. good night. >>> late show with stephen

up on the ocean a little something much liam the polls are done shit and you. see the pope said the little blue of the lunch little fall asleep. well. it's a new. conservative position. to deal with. this is an issue. in the city continues to gush. so diligently to say to the students. need. to. leave you. alone. but only from. those. we move on now or in a bid to protect british values the u.k. home secretary has launched the review into hate crime legislation he wants to expand the law to protect more vulnerable sections of society but as polly boy who reports not everyone thinks the idea is a good one. at the moment police in england wales and northern ireland the new anymore us have five main strands of hate crime that aggression towards someone on the basis of either that disability that sexual orientation that gender identity their race or religion but these a fine secretary sajid javid gets his way the. that definition of what constitutes a hate crime will be broadened to include things like ages them and misfortune is the problem is that talk of expandi

warren gatland has recalled captain alun wyn jones, justin tipuric, george north and liam williams tod leicester wing jonah holmes. originally from stockport, holmes qualifies through a welsh grandparent... wales will face scotland, australia, tonga and south africa next month. his form for leicester has been pretty outstanding in terms of the amount of tries he has scored and the games he has played. it is a position, the back three in terms of trying to create more depth gives us the opportunity to have a look at him. he is quick and physical as well. there's yet another setback in england's preparations for the up coming autumn internationals. chris robshaw is out with a knee injury and joins a growing list of absentees that includes number eight billy vunipola and lock joe launchbury, while nathan? hughes is facing a suspension. england play south africa, new zealand, japan and australia on consecutive weekends at twickenham. time to take a quick look at the the other sports stories making the headlines this evening... jose mourinho has been charged by the fa for "abusive language

england spinner liam dawson will miss the rest of the one—day series in sri lanka.1s but sat out training today with a side strain. the squad is in kandy for their next match on wednesday, with chris woakes enjoying the opportunity to open the bowling again. i don't always hear as the leader of the attack, obviously some guys have good days and some guys are bad days, i have the occasional bad day and someone will have to step up. i certainly like that the idea of bowling the top overs in this format. you get good rewards from it. sometimes it can be tough but the rewards are there if you do it well and execute your plans well. the former sri lanka captain sanath jayasuriya has been charged with two counts of breaching the icc anti corruption code. the former all—rounder is accused of failing to co—operate with an investigation, and obstructing that investigation by "concealing, tampering with or destroying evidence". he has 14 days to respond. afghanistan's hazratullah zazai has joined a very elite club — only the third batsman to hit six sixes in an over, in a twe

television series and features liam neeson who's the male lead. steve mcqueen is best known for his film twelve years a slave which won an academy award for best picture in twenty fourteen what else had cinemas in november. a special exhibition opens in milan on friday exploring the genesis of leonardo da vinci's famous mural the last supper it features time preparatory sketches by the vinci which are on loan from the british royal family. for drawings will be exhibited right near the vinci's famous mural which is located in the former dominican convent of santa maria telegraph zia. konstanz eighteenth century neptune grotto rio. and on wednesday after undergoing a five year refurbishment originally commissioned by prussian king frederick the great and completed in seven hundred fifty seven the monument fell into disrepair and recent decades due to vandalism and exposure to the elements the refer bushman was largely paid for by private investors the grotto belongs to potsdam son susi palace park the former summer residence of frederick the great.