livingston carried on as well. well.y found a second goal. found a second goal. defeat of steven gerrard's time at rangers. rangers. as for livingston, they are up to third. up to third. now, painful own goalfor you to enjoy. enjoy. kick—off, manchester city came back from 2—0 down to win 3—2. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. but look at this. at this. because of this, abby mcmanus scoring into her own net. scoring into her own net. the keeper comes too soon. and it goes on. let's see again. ouch! the space of 19 minutes, so that ended birmingham city's100% start. ended birmingham city's100% start. elsewhere, chelsea beat brighton 2-0. elsewhere, chelsea beat brighton 2—0. 2—0. west ham united beat yeovil town 2—1. town 2—1. sprint finish to win the men's race at the road world championships. at the road world championships. bardet, canada's michael woods and tom dumoulin of the netherlands. tom dumoulin of the netherlands. mckenna finished sixth and great britain, with adam yates 37. britain, with adam yates 37. simon yates fa

as for livingston, they are up to third.en's super league today. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. a bizarre own goal coming up. abbie mcmanus scored it. the keeper misjudged the bounce, perhaps both at fault. painful, though. birmingham city's100% start. in the other games... in super league next season. 30-0. they needed to win by 11! in the premiership, leicester tigers won 19—15 against sale. seventh in the table. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. this is bbc news. the conservative party conference currently under way in birmingham. and the international trade secretary liam fox. and rejected claims that she does not believe in brexit. her chequers plan. the chequers plan as it is currently constituted is dead, isn't it? no, it isn't. forward. neither of which were acceptable to the uk. the vote of the british people. away from the rest of the united kingdom. neither of those was acceptable to us so we said no. we would put our plan forward. and ireland, protects jobs and our union. there is a ve

(pam) the town of livingston, texas apparently has somepretty tough leaders..lude a white-haired mayor who just shot and killed a 12-foot alligator. christine dobbyn has the story. natsot/cochran"it just kept dinging all day long and that's why i carried an extra charger with me."judy cochran has a class reunion coming up next month.natsot/cochran "let's see, i have 5 new comments." her classmates, she stays in touch with on facebook are finding it hard to believe the quiet girl in their class of 32 killed this. mayor judy cochran/livingston, tx"this is what i killed on monday and several wrote back, no you did not. i said yes, i did do that."but judy says you never know where life might take you.the grandmother, traveler and avid astros fan did something else earlier this year she never thought she'd do.she became mayor of livingston.but monday she got the big one.12 feet long, 580 pound at their family ranch along the trinity river.mayor judy cochran/livingston, tx "one shot in the head and he went under. typically they'll do what they call a death roll and j

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abc 7 news reporter matt keller spoke with two of the stars snow probably recognize ron livingston fromfew dozen things." had prominent rules in several works but many will approach him about his role on "sex and the city" when he probing up with the main character with a post-2 note. a lot of people must come up to you and yell about breaking up with carrie, right? >> the add vent of texting and tinder have made the post-interest break-up seem kind of quaint. >> reporter: now livingston is starring in "a million little things" on abc. i interviewed the star and his co-star. the plot centers around a group of things trying to deal with the shocking suicide of their friend john played by livingston. >> you sort of jumped right in with this brutal start and little by little you learn about who these characters are. >> reporter: the show sees creator d.j. nash told "variety" this was based on real life experience. he said losing a friend to suicide led him to write "a million little things." nash says people grieve in different ways and he wanted an ensemble drama to show different ways th

her day job, t running city of livingston. >> you can't just abandon your office.id thosehings and ranome and changed clothes. e> that's a monster. >> reporter: with shot, she ended the problem. all in a day's work. >> this head is going in my office. >> reporter: that goes from running livingston to running a ranch. >> i becameayor in may and great-grandmother on friday and killed the gator on monday. >> what's next in. >> waiting to see what i can get into next. >> wow, she does it all apparently. that was kprc reporting. >> that crespondent be more texas right there if it were florida. >>> just ahead, what's on the menu at hollywood's flaming hot pop up shop. >>> and italy driives back into disco. tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest daughter's... entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens has specially trained pharmacists, that know which flu shot is right for you. protecting the world... over 60 million flu shots and counting. starts with protecting yours. walgreens trusted since 1901. what's the #1 new skincare product

the result means rangers are sixth in the table, with livingston up to third. what they needed to do by beating already relegated widnes 30—0. needing to win by 1a points to seal third place in the qualifiers, and their spot in the top flight for 2019, the hosts made easy work of victory. in the premiership, leicester tigers won 19—15 against sale, england fly—half george ford with four penalties and a conversion, to seal a victory that takes leicester up to seventh in the table. that's all the sport for now. the ministry ofjustice says that a disturbance at long lartin prison in worcestershire which left six members of staff needing treatment for injuries has now been resolved. seven inmates have been placed in isolation and will be transferred to other prisons. an investigation has been launched. a 28—year—old man has been charged with murder following the deaths of two women at a house near tonbridge, in kent. officers have been at the scene in the village of hadlow since yesterday. lucy vladev has the latest. two people stabbed to death, and another left se

they were beaten 1—0 by newly promoted livingston. an incident which briefly stopped the match, when one of the assistant referees was hit by an object thrown from the crowd. despite the injury, he was able to continue. there's more on the bbc sport website, including more world superbikes records forjonathan rea. but that's all from me. forjonathan rea. that's it from us. forjonathan rea. now on bbc one its time forjonathan rea. hello. forjonathan rea. this is bbc news. forjonathan rea. the conservative party conference has begun in birmingham, with the prime minister calling for the party to come together — and back her brexit strategy. today we've heard from a number of senior cabinet ministers including the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt and the international trade secretary liam fox. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in birmingham at the party conference and has been speaking to a former cabinet minister, justine greening. already there has been a lot of talk about brexiteer with the prime minister's interview this

as for livingston, they are up to third.oday. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. but take a look at this... and into her own net. out! 0uch! birmingham city's100% start. in the other games... in super league next season. 30-0. the hosts made easy work of victory. george ford with four penalties and a conversion. with a round to spare. run never looked under too much threat. tries in a 35—17 win. race at the road world championships. in innsbruck, austria. and adam yates 37th, simon yates failed to finish. the bbc‘sjill douglas has been wayching today's action. innsbruck at the road cycling world championships. championships. emotional victory and a cracking race. race. so many time it has been close, never boarded up. close, never boarded up. at 38 this was his last shot at it. was his last shot at it. —— never pulled it off. pulled it off. opportunity he but made all the way there. there. thermometers, knowing that he had it in position, is it. in position, is it. a chance to attack but valverde covered that as well. covered that as

he was ok to continue. with livingston up to third. in super league next season... 30-0. the hosts made15 against sale. seventh in the table. that's all the sport for now. on whether they should change the name of their country. with the same name. tojoin the eu and nato. doing so would solve a lot of problems? maybe this isn't the way we want to go about things. but thousands of years. in favour of eu membership. would be even higher. it has to do that. of the country's borders. election commission this evening had said that turnout was around 34%. said that turnout was around 34%. need at least 50% to make the vote valid. that was early indications. we are still waiting for results. make that referendum name change valid. following the deaths of 2 women at a house near tonbridge in kent. of hadlow since yesterday. lucy vladev has the latest. two people stabbed to death and another left seriously injured. quiet village have been left with questions. i think the whole village is just completely shocked. here and obviously incredibly sad for the family. they seemed very friendly and nice

they were beaten 1—0 by newly promoted livingston. of the assistant referees was hit by an object thrownd. despite the injury, he was able to continue. there's more on the bbc sport website. sport website. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. for the news where you are. 00:06:47,924 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the conservative conference is now well under way. trade secretary liam fox. key figures in the debate over brexit. ministerjustine greening. and jeremy hunt talking about as well. well. party can move on to talk about other things. other things. let's discuss this with justine greening. let's discuss this withjustine greening. withjustine greening. challenge given the brexit dominates everything. everything. what do you think the party should be doing? party should be doing? social mobility in nevada we are not counted as a lot of mobility. counted as a lot of mobility. they have got the chances they need for their family.

becoming rangers manager. the only goal of the game after a flowing move. are sixth in the table with livingstonless between cardiff and burnley. let's get you date with that. there are four games in the women's super league today. from 2—0 down to win 3—2. past her and into her own net. ended their opponent's 100% winning start in the women's super league. in the premier league. that's all the sport for now — i'll have more for you in the next hour. maker tesla to avoid a possible prosecution for fraud in america. will each pay a 20 million dollar fine. media as our business correspondent joe miller explains. breaks 1,000 kilometres... of his own tweets. company's share price. america's stock market regulator, the sec, took a dim view. innovator provide an exemption from the federal securities laws. fine but, crucially, remain as chief executive. but the firm's financial problems are more immediate. to turn an annual profit. to expand their own electrical cars in the future. plans, as have investors. run out of patience. joe miller, bbc news. women in a kent village. early yesterday morning. ma

all bobby livingston would say is that one of those watching him on fox news before the auction was sod in and plunked down 150 grand. if you're watching now, enjoy your piece of history. and, remember -- you can't take it with you. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." >> drastically altered my life for a very long time. >> this confirmation process has become a national disgrace. lauren: raw emotion on capitol hill and now the senate judiciary committee is going ahead with a vote to recommend confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh hours from now. tracee: shares of tesla getting hammered after sec sued and seek to go remove from company. lauren: investors focus on fed rate hike and upcoming season. the dow rose 54 points. nearly up 9% in the last day of

the missionary dr david livingstone became the figurehead for abolitionist explores. the people who supported these missions what businesspeople people who had money so they probably had some idea of why they just did it's not just interested in finding the stock kept mountains of africa but when it comes to missionaries livingstone was actually quite clear he knew or what the capitalists what interested in. the missionary organization he told them that this is philanthropy last five percent that there is an interest for you as businessmen and he said quite openly philanthropy joined us to fight against slavery abolish slavery because that is an interest for you you would produce cloth to sell to the people. some explorers made the most of local merchants advice and logistical support. among the latter was. one of the most important slave traders in western africa he controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika. thanks to. andrew morton stanley went up the congo river and chorus traditional village chiefs into signing contracts that stripped them of millions

. >> reporter: you probably recognize ron livingston from a few dozen things. fans will approach him about his role on "sex in the city" where he broke up with the character using a post it note. there ought to be a lot of women who yell at you because of kerri, right? >> there certainly were. although tinder has made the post it break up kind of quaint. >> reporter: now he's stars in "a little million things." the plot centers around a group of friends trying to deal with the shocking suicide of their friend john played by livingston. >> you just sort of jump right in with this brutal start. little bill little you learn about who these characters are. >> reporter: this was based on real life experience. he said losing a friend to suicide led him to write it. nash said people grieve in different ways and that's why he wanted it to be an ensemble drama. >> it's not really about suicide. it's about people's reaction to suicide and their own decision to choose their life. >> reporter: the l.a. times reports abc will include a public service announcement on suicide

they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone.aberdeen beat motherwell1—0. hibs are second after their 3—0 win at dundee. dundee still without a point this season. hamilton beat st mirren 3—0. rangers face stjohnstone. celtic are at kilmarnock tomorrow. holly is back. you is welcome that were used to live! rubbish football team though! as wasps win at sale for the first time in 8 years. in rugby league's super 8's. fortnight before bringing an early close to his season. surgery back in january. to get ready for next year. getting myself back competing for the biggest tournament again. the biggest tournament again. been really positive, the last few months. months. i think i've made big strides forward. strides forward. another strong training period, i will make some big improvements. staying with denis. europe against the rest of the world. and jack sock. some friends he is! underway shortly. some golf now. in atlanta in the next hour or so. they're tied on 7 under par, two ahead of rory mcilroy. has had a more modest day. and li

and, from the new drama "a million little things," ron livingston.eacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: what's up, guys!

. >> like jack's death in "this is us," the mystery in "a million little things" is why ron livingston'sracter commits suicide. ♪ let yourself heal >> other similarities between the shows? a big ensemble cast and the need to cry. >> when i read the pilot, i was at this restaurant in l.a. and i started crying and i turned to what my body thought was a wall, but it was just a window. there are people here like looking at me right through the window as i'm crying and i'm like uh. so get your kleenex. >> how do these co-stars cope with all the emotion? group texts and karoake night. >> do you want me to pull out my phone and show you what's really going on in that place? >> yeah. show us those group texts. >> forget group texts. i got karaoke night on film. like i don't play. so this right here would be roday doing the cure. is that full commitment? he is not only a fully committed actor, he's a fully committed karaoke singer. >> he's dancing too. >> boom. >> i feel like an "e.t." karaoke night coming up. >> we've done it before. meanwhile there's not match karaoke going on with the folks li

the missionary dr david livingstone became the figurehead for abolitionist explores. the people who supported these missions what businesspeople people with money so they probably had some idea of why the interested is not just interested in finding the stock kept mountains of africa but when it comes to missionaries livingstone was actually quite clear he knew or what the capitalists what interested in. the missionary organization he told them that this is philanthropy last five percent that there is an interest for you as businessmen and he said quite openly philanthropy joined us to fight against slavery abolish slavery because that is an interest for you you would produce cloth to sell to the people. some explorers made the most of local merchants advice and logistical support. among the latter was. one of the most important slave traders in western africa he controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika. thanks to. andrew morton stanley went up the congo river and chorus traditional village chiefs into signing contracts that stripped them of millions of a

that's the head right judy cochran is the mayor of livingston, texas. she sayser town has bee looking for that gator since it killed a mini horse on her property a few years ago. the gator killed a horse. can you believe that? >> yes. >> so she hired a tracker to catch the 530-pound alligator, but she was the one who made w sure itld not harm anyone else. >> that's a monster. you ready to get him? >> i became mar in may, great grandmother on friday, and i killed a gator on monday. >> look at that. >> she's busy. cochran made sure to follow the rules. she said gator trapping is only legal in her -- i mean, she's the mayor, after all. it's only 20 days of the yea shepplied for the permit she needed. she did it right. now she said she wanted to keep the gator head for iherself. ther is. >> going to put it in her office. >> i don't know where you put it. >> the front door. >> it is a nearly 600-poun gator that eats horses. >> it was a mini horse. >> okay, but these things exist in real life. >> absolutely. that's the world we live in. >> amazon could be bui

ten—man abderdeen lost to kilmarnock and hibs lost 2—1 to livingstone.. in the championship there was a fourth win on the bounce for sheffield united as they produced a stunning performance to inflict a first championship defeat of the season on aston villa. 4—1 the score at bramhall lane. it means united sit third in the table while villa drop to 11th. elsewhere frank lampard's derby go fourth with their win at hull. dwight gayle scored twice in west brom's victory against stoke. wins too for brentford, sheffield wednesday & wigan. in the late game it's goalless between milwall and swansea. the visitors down to ten, as courtney ba ker—richardson has been sent off. england have plenty to do if they're to seal a win in southampton and with it take the series against india, as more wickets fell cheaply on day three of the fourth test. the hosts have a lead of 233, and remain in contention thanks largely to jos butler who top scored with 69. adam wild reports. for some, the start of september marks the end of summer. in southampton, it may not have felt lik

ten—man aberdeen lost to kilmarnock, while hibernian lost 2—1 to livingston.ickets fell cheaply once again on the third day of the fourth test, but a determined batting display from jos butler helped give england a lead of 233 runs to boost hopes of victory over india in southampton and, with it, a series win. adam wild was watching. for some, the start of september marks the end of summer. in southampton, it may not have felt like that but, for this england side, the season could be about to change too. alastair cook's batting once run like clockwork. of late, it appears only in glimpses. if you're not paying attention, you mayjust miss it. his early dismissals becoming all too regular and here he was the first to fall. keatonjennings‘ play has been questioned and he offered enough to keep the spirits up. with lunch looming, concentration wavered. jennings was all out with the last ball before the break. if that promised time to regroup, england were immediately forced to rethink. this was the first ball of the afternoon. jonny bairstow spectacularly dismisse

free speech and academic freedom to livingston's defense, including the foundation for individual rights aup, -- tion, the aa aaup, to his credit in response to these critiques, rutgers president reopened the case recently. i think this demonstrates the that if people, including very powerful and influential people in the department of justice, simply raise your voices, we don't even have to go to court to often bring about positive changes in protecting all human rights on campus, including freedom of speech. consistent with the aclu's staunch nonpartisanship, i want to draw a comparison with the obama administration on this issue. on one hand, president barack obama himself repeatedly and strongly spoke out in favor of campus free-speech, including four racist speech, including for misogynistic speech. in fact, when i looked at the index for my book, i saw that it quotes from barack obama more than any other person because he was such an eloquent advocate of counter speech, not censorship, as the most effective way to advance equality and diversity and dignity and inclusivity and all o

ten—man abderdeen lost to kilmarnock and hibs lost 2—1 to livingstone.row. in the championship, there was a remarkable comeback from swansea city as they came from behind to beat millwall 2—1 at the new den. and the welsh side couldn't have had a worse start. courtney barker—richardson sent off inside the first five minutes of the game, and down to ten—men, they fell behind in the second half. murray wallace with his first goalfor millwall. with 15 minutes left on the clock, swansea launched their comeback. kyle naughton drawing the sides level, before the unlikeliest of wins was sealed by oli mcburnie. how about that? a first win in three matches for graham potter's side, they're now up to sixth in the table. earlier there was a fourth win on the bounce for sheffield united as they produced a stunning performance to inflict a first championship defeat of the season on aston villa. 4—1 the score at bramhall lane. it means united sit third in the table while villa drop to 11th. elsewhere frank lampard's derby go fourth with their win at hull. dwight gayle

benefit of that and ultimately there is no turning turning back at the mid-terms there is huge livingston victories i think in in the dakotas, texas, know what's going on the east cove. it's about to flip look, the fed is fighting hard but i believe the trump administration believes the cannabis is actually a very bullish football football for them with veterans they are not turning awayfrom this. >> one stock over any other -- i mean canopy gets cup o call the public. >> the reality is the some valuations are challenging at this point but the -- you have to play with some of the bigger names, because i think they continue to take market share. it doesn't mean there aren't trade companies in canada continuing to be port of the process. >> one of the companies if you want to avoid volatility is consequence tellation brands the investments have gotten bigger and big when you look at where they position themtz, alcohol company now adding this, i think that combination is something interesting. is it hitting any time soon? probably not overall in the longer term that's a stock to own. >> real

they had a penalty saved as they drew at home to livingstone. hamilton are on the up. there were also wins for hibs and aberdeen. andy murray is going to playjust two more tournaments before taking the rest of the year off. the former world number one says he needs a long period of training and reconditioning to get ready for next season. he has fallen outside the top 300 following hip surgery injanuary. that is all your sport for now. there's much more on the bbc sport website. that's it, so from me and the team, have a very good night. good evening. saturday brought us a day of mixed fortunes in terms of the weather. quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain over the southern half of the uk. this was the picture in rye in east sussex earlier today. but this picture was taken in east lothian, clear blue skies there. the cloud has been streaming in across the southern half of the country. we are set to see more of the cloud with further outbreaks of rain in the south. you can see the first batch of rain clears the south—east coast and the next area works in to the sou

scottish premiership, yesterday hartz dropped points for the first time, held to a goalless draw in livingstons held up by a false fire alarm at st mirren but that was as exciting as it got. in golf, tiger woods has given is a viv richards at winning his first tournament for five years, he had an outstanding start to the tour championship in atlanta, birdie at six of his five holes. a final day just at six of his five holes. a final dayjust behind justin rose. at six of his five holes. a final day just behind justin rose.” at six of his five holes. a final dayjust behind justin rose. i have been saying for a while, he has been playing easily enough to win and it is just playing easily enough to win and it isjust a playing easily enough to win and it is just a matter of time. so, playing easily enough to win and it isjust a matter of time. so, he is going to be tough to beat. although he has not won for a long time, it is probably hard for him to win for the first time, it has been a long time, but he has so much positive experience to draw on. he is going to bea experience to draw on. he is go

and there were wins for hibs, livingston, and rangers.estigating an allegation made by the england all—rounder moeen ali in his autobiography that he was called "osama" by an australian player during the 2015 ashes. ali let his cricket do the talking today. the worcestershire captain took three wickets and scored 41 runs, as they beat sussex at edgbaston to become t20 blast champions for the first time. britain's vicky holland is the triathlon world champion. the olympic bronze medallist took the world title by finishing in second place in the grand final on australia's gold coast. alex gulrajani reports. dancing her way into the record books, for vicky holland, a title prize she never expected. itu world champion. that has quite a ring to it, doesn't it? i cannot believe it. i think it will take some time for that to sink in, especially the way the race panned out with that run — i cannot believe i got there. on the start line in australia she knew what was needed. the american katie zaferes led the championship — beat her and take the t

hamilton beat livingston one—nil.therwell. saintjohnstone and aberdeen drew one—all. lewis hamilton has taken pole position for the singapore grand prix with a first lap in the final qualifying session that he himself described as "magic" while his team called it "epic". red bull's max verstappen will start in second place while title rival sebastian vettel was third. nick parrot has the details. the marina—based street circuit is the most challenging track of the year according to lewis hamilton — "monaco on steroids" is how he describes it. best to brace yourself for the challenge. this is supposed to be mercedes bogie race and up until the final session of qualifying, there was little to suggest that would change with the red bull and ferari vying for the top spot on the grid. but then as is happens so often in his career hamilton dug deep to reach levels others can only dream of. the world champion scorched around improving his best lap of the weekend by more than a second. a pretty epic lap for lewis. the others

premiership — hearts dropped points for the first time — they were held to a goalless draw at home to livingstonetween hamilton and st mirren — but that was as exciting as it got for the visitors, who were beaten 3—nil. tiger woods has given himself every chance of winning his first tournament for five years. he shot a 65 in the third round and goes into the final day on 12 under par, three shots clear of rory mcilroy and justin rose. i would love to be able to win. i have got a three shot lead and a bunch of guys behind me who have been playing well and are playing well. and, you know, we will see what happens tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. an international rescue team is trying to reach a seriously injured indian sailor who is taking part in the golden globe round—the—world race. solo yachtsman abhilash tomy is stranded about 2000 miles off the coast of western australia after his yacht had its mast broken during a fierce storm in the indian ocean. he managed to send a message saying he has a severe back injury and is immobilised. race organisers say that he is "as far from help as you

hearts dropped points for the first time, they were held to a goalless draw at home to livingstone.lton and st mirren, but that was as exciting as it got for the visitors, who were beaten 3—0. tiger woods has given himself every chance of winning his first tournament for five years. he had an outstanding start to the third round at the tour championship in atlanta, with birdies at six of his first seven holes. he shot a 65 and goes into the final day on 12—under par, three shots clear of rory mcilroy and justin rose. well, i would love to be able to win this event, i've got a three—shot lead, i've got a bunch of guys behind me that have been playing well and are playing well. and, you know, will see what happens tomorrow. that's all the sport for now, i'll have more in the next hour. a woman accusing president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify against him next week. lawyers for christine blasey ford say she has accepted a request to appear before the senatejudiciary committee to be questioned about the alleged attack at a party in

they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone.heir 3—0 win at dundee. dundee still without a point this season. rangers face stjohnstone. celtic are at kilmarnock tomorrow. hamilton moved up to ninth in the table after beating st mirren 3—0. mickel miller struck twice. his second was the pick of the bunch. holly is back. said you would be, didn't i? ? the programme. —— 20 more on the programme. we'll hear from andy murray on why he's cutting his season short. and back in the swing. 0llie fisher made european tour history yesterday. but how close come to that record 59 today? not very. let's get the latest from the rugby union premiership. wasps beat sale by 31 points to 13, to move up to third. they had nathan hughes yellow carded in the first 30 seconds but came from behind to lead at the break. hughes then made amends in the second half, bundling his way over the line to seal a bonus point for wasps. it's their first win at sale for eight years. in this afternoon's other games, bath beat northampton and bristol won at home to ha

shaun livingston, the steal gets it to cook, and third they find jones. an 11-point lead there.ast to kd that finished beautifully. the warriors pulled their starters and ended up losing by four, but no concerns. >>> if it feels like the nba offseason is getting shorter and shorter, it is. you know what? it didn't matter, even with the short break they did not miss a break. their big three shot 61% in limited minutes against minnesota. >> i am very happy to have the roster that we have -- yeah. continuity, yeah, it's nice to be able to throw line-ups out there that have been together for a couple years at least, so it's a big part of this game. >> you know you have to be real efficient. those guys are the best shoes in the world, so if you are going to take a shot you have to be able to make it. they give us motivation and confidence. >> just being able to go out there and feel the game out for starters and then just seeing, you know, ways to improve, you know, and getting advice from everybody and i think all that stuff was great. >> the dubs have four games remaining in the pr

hearts dropped points for the first time this season, they were held to a goalless draw at home to livingstone between hamilton and st mirren, but that was as exciting as it got for the visitors, who were beaten 3—0. tiger woods has given himself every chance of winning his first tournament for five years. he had an outstanding start to the third round at the tour championship in atlanta, with birdies at six of his first seven holes. he shot a 65 and goes into the final day on 12 under par, three shots clear of rory mcilroy and justin rose. well, i would love to be able to win this event, i've got a three shot lead, i've got a bunch of guys behind me that have been playing well and are playing well. and, you know, will see what happens tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. iranian leaders have accused us—backed gulf states of being behind an attack on a military parade which killed 25 people, including a child. tehran accuses the us and others of harbouring members of iranian separatist groups. an anti—arab group and islamic state both claimed responsibility for the attack, but there's no ev

hamilton beat livingston i—0, while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a 1—0 win at motherwellw's singapore grand prix after a first lap in qualifying he described as magic. that lap from the mercedes driver was enough despite failing to improve on his second run. hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel was third behind red bull's max verstappen. vicky holland is the new women's triathlon world champion. she had to finish ahead of her american rival, in order to claim the title in the final race of the season on australia's gold coast and she did just that by finishing in second place in the grand final. alex gulrajani reports. dancing her way into the record books. vecchi holland, a title prize she never expected. world champion, that has quite a ring to it, doesn't it? -- vicky holland. i can't believe i got there. on the start line in australia holland knew what was needed. the american led the championship. in the water, she made her intentions clear. as they moved on to the bikes am looking bright for:, on the course where she helped england win the commonwealth games she

hamilton beat livingston 1—0, while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a 1—0 win at motherwellw's singapore grand prix after a first lap in qualifying he described as magic. that lap from the mercedes driver was enough despite failing to improve on his second run. hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel was third behind red bull's max verstappen. great britain have taken a 2—1 lead in the davis cup afterjamie murray and dom inglot beat denis istomin and sanjar fayziev in four sets. britain and uzbekistan were tied at 1—1 as they went in to the doubles but murray and inglot have given great britain the advantage in glasgow. if they win one of the singles fixtures tomorrow they will be seeded in february's preliminary world group round. worcestershire are celebrating winning the t—20 blast for the first time. moeen ali's side had beaten lancashire in the first semi—final of the day at edgbaston and beat sussex by chasing down a target of 158 with nine balls to spare. so a first t20 title and not surprisingly impressive scenes in the crowd at the end. that's all the sport for now.

i am steve livingstone book editor at the "washington post" which is a charter sponsor of the national oaks festival. first a couple of housekeeping things. we would like to extend a word of thanks to the festival co-chairman david rubenstein and the other generous sponsors that made this event possible. [applause] and if you would like to contribute your financial support there is information about that in the program. before we begin i've been asked to remind you that these events are being recorded by the library of congress which may broadcast them at some future date. after the author's presentation there will be time for questions and if you don't want to become part of the library's permanent collection it may be best to let someone else asked the question. many people have the look of brilliance. there many people who sound brilliant but few people have both of those qualities and the third most important one, approved their romance. steve coll is that rare person whose work speaks for itself. he's a two-time winner of the pulitzer prize once as a reporter for the "washington p

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here with the latest is ivan livingston.rom the corporate side, what do you have your eye on ivan: we are looking at some of the visit goose -- some of the biggest companies. some companies are closing operations because of the widespread evacuations in the area. we are also paying attention to banks and we have heard about brink -- branch closures. romaine: these are fairly routine closures were people will start right back up after the initial damages over or some sort of prolonged shutdown? ivan: the answer to that question depends on what kind of storm,there is from the along the storm stalls over the coast, what kind of flooding there is and a storm surge, how long atrocity -- how long electricity is out afterwards. i'm hoping -- i'm sure the businesses are hoping to start right back up but it could take weeks for power to be restored in some areas. matt, let's talk insurance. matt: the insurance market is important. we look at some of the retail numbers today and one firm was calling for $700 million worth of sales fro

know if you know, stands for the laser, gravitation, two of them, one in washington and one in livingston, louisiana, the cylinders are those pieces, they are four of them, polished and measured, they can detect changes in distance of one 10,000 diameter of a -- so you have .1 at the end of the scale and ten minus 19 on the other one and within the story is how we got to now. i should have given it your title. >> the book is organized that way. the chapters get -- the tolerance gets increasingly high, right, you say higher tolerance which is one of the things that is so interesting when you think about books like, this there isn't a natural organizational structure, you're not just following the chronology of a single life or something like that so when you're writing a book like, this how do i organize this, what's the best way to -- to create what's best architecture for this book and so simon designed the whole book about increasing tolerance levels as you go into the book which is one of the most inventive -- >> sweet of you to mention that, i should go to how it all began, they sent

livingston/ south carolina national guard: > "we're talking to north carolina.ommitments of assets from them if something happens in south carolina, and they're getting commitments from us for assets if something happens in north carolinaat the big navy base in norfolk, virginia. the navy is sending 30 warships to sea, out of the storm's path,the coast guard is telling all boaters they are in danger. "if you are in the tidewater region in hampton roads and you are not taking this storm seriously, you are making a mistake." (pam) (pam) turning now to storm tracker 4.(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking tropical storm olivia right now lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to hit the hawaiian islands. high pressure will br

the delay is as you're headed inbound on indian head highway, s you 20 miles per hour approach livingston road. hearing about an issue southbound, more than that, coming up. >> we're following a developing story in fairfax county this mornin >> police a working to figure out what led to a woman and two children being dead wednesday evening. >> justin finch is live outside of the house in herndon where the bodies were tfound. what latest? >> this is a heart breaking story that began with a phone call to police yesterday evening. last night,ice began going inside to gather evidence here, as ouwell. three hours earlier, that phone call, a man telling policeom that he came to find his two sons in a pool of blood dead. that phone call coming from this house on the 00 block of safa street, off of fairfax county parkway and route 7 here. awoman woman was later found dead inside, as well. but fairfax county police are being tight-lipped about the details they are releasing at this time. for example, they he not said if this was a murder/suicide or what the relationshi are between those three peop

but over on the last four or five days, there is nobody that has worked harder than general livingstonthank you. say a few words. >> yes, sir. we always talk about team south carolina and everybody out here is part of team south carolina. and i told that to -- i said maybe we should call it team america now that debbie is mere and o'shaugnessys have come in. and he said no, i like south carolina. he wants to be part of our team. so that is team south carolina. we've been there from day one with evacuations. we've been evacuating people, working search and rescue, taking care of our citizens, welfare checks, security, infrastructure hardening. and that is everybody in this room doing that. and now we're getting ready for this flood. we are working on that infrastructure getting ready to move our people. and we got backup to backup to backup. if we lose the road which we don't think that we'll do, but if we lose the road, we got bridges, we got aircraft. we are ready to take care people of south carolina who also happen to be part of team south carolina. i want to give a quick shout out

gregory livingston says the march was aimed at drawing attention to protesters demands which includen neighborhoods where the bulk of chicago shootings occur and run emmanuel to resign after another violent weekend that left 6 dead. chicago had a grim milestone, more than 1000 people shot since memorial day according to the chicago tribune. when we return, and international focus, the president may be planning to unveil a middle east peace plan at some point after the midterms but taking aim at syria and iran and the new series of tweets israel warning iran as well, the us defunding money to the palestinians. 's piece of pipe dream? will the middle east become more dangerous in the days ahead? doctor michael lauren is former israeli ambassador of the us, he joined us next for an inside look. i'm ken jacobus, i'm the owner of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cas

get a look at shaun livingston working out today.e is going to pick up real quick... media is on monday...with training camp opening up tuesday morning. the regular season begins october 16th against the thunder at oracle. next at 8, firefighters play tug of war with a firenado... as it tries sucking up their firehose. but did they get it back? that's straight ahead as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. (catherine) take a look at this at fire tornado in british columbia, canada..