lisa evans! it's another for miedema. mitchell! emphatic, prolific. brilliance from arsenal.ing a 20—time grand slam tennis champion means you'll be minted. and you would be right, because roger federer is not only made of money but the money is made from his image. he has become the first living swiss person to feature on one of the country's coins. the swiss mint has released these pictures of the very special coin being made. the 20 franc coin went on sale on monday and the website struggled to cope with initial demand. it will be followed by a 50 franc version next year. look classy, don't they? that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political campaigns and communication strategist jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, chief executive of the new economics foundation and former labour adviser. welcome to you both. glad to have you both was his. jo tanner, you worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so worked on borisjohnson‘s campaign, so two interesting perspecti

lisa evans! it's anotherfor miedema. mitchell! emphatic, prolific. 11-1 prolific. ii—i for arsenal in the women —— women's super league record. we will have the winners in our late bulletin tonight. but from everyone here, have a good evening. goodbye. we've we've heard lots about the impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home impact this morning, equally bake is thejourney home for impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home for commuters, particularly those travelling from london south and then south—west in places. what has been the impact so far as places. what has been the impact so faras faras places. what has been the impact so far as far as you are able to judge it? the trains that are running here are coming in pretty full. this is day one of the longest strike and i have no good news to share with you, frankly. this is affecting 600,000 passenger journeys each frankly. this is affecting 600,000 passengerjourneys each weekday. passengers have had to squeeze onto just over half the normal number of trains so 1000 trains have run today,

acting ag matt whitaker will be along with me on "outnumbered overtime" with his case on lisa and her accusations. evann the state of the democratic field and steve helton, yes, of "the revolution" on whether we will see fireworks at the nato summit. the president is on his way there. 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on the show. but first here, big social media reaction after joe biden kicked off his "no malarkey" bus tour in iowa. and whether all the extra attention will help him regain momentum in the nation's first caucus state. >> it kicks off the whole democratic process. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. hi dad. no. edon't try to get up. hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter

justice department office of intelligence was at a fight with comey and lisa page and andrew mccabe, the head of the unit stuart evansscredit trump, there was a fight going on. your reaction? >> every day the fbi is faced with allegations and elections where research is being used in the press is being used to get it out there to an effect of an election. that is politics. the moment the fbi allows itself to be fooled or deliberately participate at the crime. liz: just to be clear, this is the fbi comey and his team, the rest of the fbi do great work protecting the american people. let's check the timeline again. when the dnc e-mails were hacked and leaked in 2016, hillary clinton campaign and the dnc went on the move into action to feeding sketchy information to the fbi via fusion gps and christopher steele to get the probe of the trump campaign launched, that probe was launched because of the steele dossier. watch this, stuart evans who ran the d.o.j. intelligence unit told the id he was surprised to learn from the fbi at the 11th hour right before the fbi got the first buys a warrant to spy that the fbi was relyin

day stu evans is going, where is that coming from, three times asked the question, did not get a satisfactory answer three times. it's also i think the next day, october the 11th and 12th, lisapage is texting struck and mccabe, saying that there's problems with stu evans and oh, by the way, in order to break down as a resistance, my words, not hers, basically she might have to use mccabe's name to get stu evans to agree to letting this fisa warrant go through. talking about information up the chain, you got mccabe, you got struck, you got page, that little cabal, i know they didn't call themselves a secret society but it sounds like they had a little bit of a cabal going here and that's being influenced. you can see it in those texts. that's why the timeline is so important, line up these unvarnished truths that these texts reveal, it's pretty revealing. senator lankford. >> mr. chairman i'd like to ask unanimous consent we enter into today's record the foreign intelligence surveillance court order they put out yesterday. >> without objection. >> it's pertinent today. thank you. thanks for your leadership, obviously what you're doing there and doj. i appreciate your whole te

it is also, the next eight october 12, the 11th and 12, lisa page is texting mccabe saying there's problems with sue evans, and though by the way, an order to break down his resistance, my words not hers, basically she might have to use mccabe's name to get sue evans to basically agree to letting this fisa warrant go through. so talk about information up the chain, you've got mccabe, he got struck, you've got page and cabal. i know they say they didn't call themselves a secret society but it sounds like they have a little bit of a cabal going here. and that's being really influence. you can seeu it right there in this text. that's why the timeline is so important to line up these unvarnished truth that the text reveal, combined with timeline of events happening is prettys revealing. senator langford. >> i would like to into your consent we enter into today's record the foreign intelligence court ordered that they put out yesterday. >> without objection. >> is pertinent to this conversation today, thank you for your leadership not only in sydney but obviously what you're doing there and d.o.j. i appreciate

lisa texted, day, your green light earlier. i have not heard back in an hour. is that high level pressure on stu evans? >> there was certainly that effort. mccabe speaks with the national security division about it. they is -- that is absolutely what they are talking about. >> i want to go back to pick up with -- what senator langford was talking about. your report describes ongoing interactions with steele and the fbi. these are basic descriptions of how they thought about it. orr's line. " shocking. inconceivable. officials. lot of what is interesting is how mccabe just -- responded. how do you explain that therepancy from most of officials? explain why that you would be there. i think it is perfectly understandable why if you are in the attorney general's office whether you are the deputy attorney general or below the deputy attorney general, to have someone on your staff doing what was going on and not telling anybody is highly problematic. as you point out here, the result of that is the deputy attorney general was signing a warrant which did not include key information that someone on her staff k

lisa page, have said this. "i had stayed quiet for years hoping it would fade away." but instead it got worse. i decided to take my power back. evan, what else is page saying? >> well, you know, kate she says a lot about what the effect of being attacked by the president and his tweets. this is looked at by the attorney general and between lisa page and lisa strzok. both of them are working on this hillary clinton e-mail investigation. what was found, despite of those text messages which they disparage then candidate trump, they found they had no effect on the investigation itself. i will read you part of the interview where she talks about the effect of being attacked by the president of the united states. it is like being gut punched in the gut when i realized he tweeted about me again. the president of the united states is calling me name to the entire world. he's demeaning me in my career and it is sickening. it is intimidating because he's still the president of the united states, lisa page worked in the justice department for many years and at the fbi talks a little bit about what she's seeing happens to the fbi at the justi

are making a pit stop as you saw here on "fox & friends," twins evan and aaron and their parents kelly and alejandro joining us now. lisae? they're so lively and they're standing up for the men and women in blue. >> yes. they love doing this. a couple years ago they got pulled over by the nypd, as a joke they gave them a ticket, everybody loved it; so as appreciation for the nypd we decided to dress them up as cops you know, have a little rmp just like theirs, you know, they he love at the. we visit the precincts, do roll call with them, toy drives, backups to the kids, police. they love it. lisa: you took something that was really lighthearted and turned it into a learning experience and a really meaningful thing. what have you guys learned as parents are all this? >> well, first of all, we know that, you know, police officers, they're humans, you know, they have families just like us, they go to work, they want to come home. they do a great job -- [laughing] >> a little star over here. lisa: we know who's not shy. >> he loves attention. he loves it. pete: are they both likely to be the types that would join the police

october 11 is october 12, lisa page mccabe peter strzok and saying -- by the way, in order to break down the resistance, my not hers, basically she might have to use mccabe's name evans to basically agree -- let this fisa warrant go through. about information up the chain, you got mccabe, you've and page that k little cabal. i know they said they didn't themselves a secret society little ounds like a cabal that's being influenced. that's why the timeline is so important. these unvarnished truths, texts, evealed, combined with the timeline, it's pretty revealing. senator langford. >> mr. chairman, i would like to ask that we enter into today's record the foreign intelligence order that court they put out yesterday. >> without objection. obviously to ent this conversation today, thank you, thanks for your leadership, with what you're doing there and doj. i appreciate your whole team and to work that you continue do. you use the term, when talking about the mistakes that were there were so many mistakes, this was either omewhere between gross incompetence to intentional. but you didn't try to be able to determine the motivation of all these. it gets a little more harsh