not that man united from the league cup, 8—7 ability. —— man united. coming up, the papers.bringing us tomorrow. with me arejim waterson, media editor at the guardian and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's give you a quick flavour. the metro reports that police in birmingham are offering a halloween sleepover in a cell which once held the serial killer fred west. the ft says donald trump took aim at the us‘s oil producing allies in the middle east during his address at the un by saying they were ‘ripping off‘ the world by failing to bring down prices. the guardian leads on the jailing of bill cosby, as the entertainer known as ‘america's dad' was sentenced to serve between three and ten years in jail for drugging and sexually assaulting a women. the telegraph looks ahead to tomorrow when the prime minister will pledge that she wants to cut corporation tax to make brexit britain an economic powerhouse. the mirror looks ahead to the labour conference tomorrow wherejeremy corbyn will vow to

this is where you have the radar , radar manned station, radar manned unit. have enemy targets. this information is being parted on the big board back in the corner. everything appears they would make the decision that these are and would decide certain enemy targets. the asre in this room is rock control system and computer for aiming the rockets and firing the rockets. collect a weapon, get it ready and then when they are ready to fire they would go to then they would go to fire in the rocket would be fired. it would be two men stationed here. probably a third one that has a telephone talker that is relaying information by way of sound powered telephone. probably an officer or to instruct the man and overseeing the action of the men. you also have sonar back here, which is detecting the enemy submarine. that would be the information used to aim the rockets. the battle situation, this is where you are controlling the battle. the officers and men are actually controlling some of the major weapon systems. not only the rocket launcher and the torpedoes, but they also are instructi

in the twenty sixteen seventeen season alone man united make six hundred and seventy six point three million euros. the ten most profitable clubs in europe took in the combined five point three billion euros in the same period and nothing is part of it all. spending seems to multiply every season fans are expected to shell out more than ever to watch teams of millionaires and it's alienating football from the average supporter. of the big question for us is can one month his work with common goal help bridge the widening gap between footballers and fans. we sat down with matter whose thoughtful and relaxed demeanor flies in the face it's a nice star footballer clichés. the thirty year old from northern spain one time for us and his project. in a way so many people see food bowl provision of food bowl very far and very disconnected with the real world and common what i thing he brings stuff together you know brings professional football with football as a social tool for for change together when you realize about how so many people is living in not just like with themselves as we are

one hundred percent so we changed it to do bring shark in a comfortable position former man united boss alex ferguson return to old trafford for the first time since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may ferguson brought thirty eight trophies to united in twenty six years but the current team could mark as a return with a win josie marino side were held to a one one draw by what's not a good performance not a good result the result a singles. by the way. they freeze the game i think they deserve because. they play like i like to play which is like the world cup fun. to do that i like my teams to have every match and we didn't have that they had we didn't eight games in total in the e.p.l. on saturday spurs and their two game slide in the league by beating brighton to one am a champions manchester city while a hammered cardiff five nil and now trail liverpool by two points up top. so make it would perform in the first twenty twenty five minutes always going to get it is not easy. but after one or two goes immediately after it was easier in the second hard especially second half of th

former man united boss alex ferguson return to old trafford for the first time since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may ferguson brought thirty eight trophies to united in twenty six years but the current team couldn't mark as a return with a win josie marino side were held to a one one draw by what's. not a good performance not a good result of a result. i think walls. by the way. they freeze the game as they deserve. because. they play like i like to play we choose like. the world good fun. to do that i like my teams to have every match. and we didn't have that they had we didn't. eight games in total in the e.p.l. on saturday spurs and their two game slide in the league by beating brighton to widen am a champions manchester city while a hammered cardiff five nil and now trail liverpool by two points up top. so make it would perform and the first twenty twenty five minutes always going to get it is not easy but. but after wanted to goes immediately after it was easier in the second hard especially second hard enough zero three zero zero zero lives you forget to do what do you hav

the premier league returns after the international break — but which man united player has been praisingstyle? super 8's number is up — as rugby league clubs vote to scrap the system from next season. and the nba's highest paid player steph curry has words of support for serena williams there are issues that serena wanted to deal with than those conversations will keep going because of how she took the stand. hello and welcome to sportsday. well, what a year we've had for british cycling. first it was chris froome‘s extraordinary victory in the giro d'italia injune. then the drama of the tour de france as geraint thomas claimed the title in paris. and could we be about to see the third british winner of a grand tour in 2018? simon yates has extended his lead in the vuelta a espana after finishing second on stage 19. putting him on the verge of victory. asjoe lynskey reports. will hills signed in spain, the vuelta destination would come down to the neighbours. stage 19 right thing to andorra but the welcome is deceiving. the days last 20 kilometres would see them ride up 1,200 feet. he cl

former man united boss alex ferguson return to old trafford for the first time since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may ferguson brought thirty eight trophies to united in twenty six years but the current team credit markets return with a win josie marino side were held to a one one draw by what's not a good performance not a good result. of a result. by the way the. they freeze the game as they deserve because. they play like i like to play we choose like. the world good fun. to do that i like my teams to have every match and we didn't have that they had we didn't. eight games in total in the e.p.l. on saturday spurs and their two game slide in the league by beating brighton to widen am a champions manchester city while a hammered cardiff five nil they now trail liverpool by two points at the top. so make it would perform on the first twenty twenty five minutes always going to get it is not easy but. but after wanted to go to merely after it was easier in the second hard especially second hard enough zero three zero zero zero lives you forget to do what do you have to do. and we w

on the problem is, today's man united let lead slip away and wolves at a site building their own brandteam and the manager are portugal's new stars and they make life ha rd portugal's new stars and they make life hard for their compatriot. the result is fair. they deserved that point. and i think we deserve the punishment of getting only one point. being the away team at anfield feels like punishment right now. especially if liverpool get a head start. that own goal had southampton up against it and this year, the site and read have found an extra edge. seven wins to start the season, their best since 1990.” was only interested in history before the game. we tried to do this a seventh time, but now, i like it! i like that it happened, so that is cool i like that it happened, so that is cool. they're out in front at top but the site beside them have proven pedigree. sergio aguero marx his 300th appearance with a goal! by the end, man city were being given goals. the face of leicester's title, off the mac in pale blue. spurs hope for the storm to pass but their optimism has been dampened

and they're going to clash man united you know what i mean p.c. who are they going to clash and i look at their group now pally liverpool and red star ok therefore big competition people might think ok napoli doesn't have the depth but i'm still lucky you know we saw he's won three champions league before we can't underestimate his ability to coach a team through the champions league because he's had success in the past and reds are obviously they're going to go out here and be like you know we've got nothing to lose we might as well this play are alive though you know what i mean it's not going to be a walk in the park for them so that's what worries me about p.s.g. because they don't have that competition every week maybe they don't know yet or maybe they don't know how to deal with stepping up to the challenge and being on the back foot or maybe coming from behind to win a game doing things that you know intensely you might have to do so that actually there is another to thank you for and they're not i think they have the more seasoning yeah ye

solid got on the scoresheet while joel a matter and an own goal making up their three goals for man united boss alex ferguson return to old trafford for the first time since undergoing emergency brain surgery in may for a second brought thirty eight trophies to united in twenty six years but the current team credit markets return with a win josie marino side were held to a one one draw by wolves not a good performance not a good result. of a result a singles was. by the way the. phrase the game as they deserve because. the local like to play we choose like. the world good fun. to do that i like my teams to have every match. and we didn't have that we didn't. eight games in total in the e.p.l. on saturday spurs ended their two games wide in the league by beating brighton to one am a champions manchester city while they hammered cardiff five nil they now trail liverpool by two points out the top. b.c. haver heavyweight champion dante while there is doing his best to seal the headlines from rival titleholder antony josh while all the day joshua fights alexander prevent can wilder confirmed hi

when his old side went in front, this felt like the old days but the problem is that two—day's man unitedve the point. i think we deserve the punishment of getting one point. being the away team at anfield feels like punishment right now, especially if liverpool get a head start. that own goal had southampton up start. that own goal had southampton up against that this year, they found an extra edge. seven wins to start the season is the best 1990. we tried already to do this the seventh time but i like it! that's cool. the team are now up in front at the top but teams beside them have proven pedigree. sergio aguero! his 300th appearance with another goal. man city word given goals by cardiff, their newest star, read marys, the face of leicester. spurs hope for this to pass, optimism dampened by previous games. that was enough for a penalty and when harry came stepped up, the summer feels less distant, just like in russia, he said his team on the way and though tottenham still have leaks to fix, at least they have stopped the downpour. celtic and rangers both play today in the scottish pr

the same but when his old side went in front, this felt like the old days, the problem is today's man unitedrd to their compatriots. are portugal's new stars, they make life hard to their compatriotslj life hard to their compatriots.” think the result is fair, i think they deserved the point. and i think we deserve the punishment of getting only one point. being the away team at anfield feels like punishment right now. especially if liverpool get a head start. that own goal had southampton up against it and this year the side in bread have found an extra edge, seven wins to start the season extra edge, seven wins to start the seasonis extra edge, seven wins to start the season is their best since 1990. to be honest i was not interested in history before the game because we we re history before the game because we were maybe going to be a few trying already to go the seven time or whatever but now i like it! i like it! that's cool. the team is up in front at the site behind them have proven pedigree. commentator: supravee from sergio aguero remarks is 300 appearance with another goal. by is 3

the problem is today's man united let leads slip away and wolves are a side building their own brand.ink we deserved the punishment of getting only one — one point. being the away team at anfield feels like punishment right now, especially if liverpool get a head start. that own goal had southampton up against it and this year, the side in red have found an extra edge — seven wins to start the season is their best since 1990. to be honest, i was not interested in history before the game because maybe a few have tried already to go the seven time or whatever. now i like it! to be honest, i like it, that it happened! so, that's cool. klopp's team are now out in front at the top but the side behind them have proven pedigree. commentator: super finish from sergio aguero, who marks this 300th appearance with another goal! by the end, manchester city were being given goals by cardiff. numbers four and five went to their newest star, riyad mahrez, the face of leicester's title, off the mark in pale blue. spurs are hoping for the storm to pass. their optimism has been dampened by three defeat

undertaken by the a6 north midlands division and the key elements that seized the bridge was a ten man unithe fog 100 years ago to this day, overwhelmed the german machine—gun nest at the western end of the bridge, the allied and, burst onto the bridge, overwhelm the engineers who were trying to detonate the bridge and the storied and charlton himself cut the cord on the explosives and threw them into the river to make sure the bridge fell into allied hands. it is incredible, it is now quarter to seven in the morning saw around this time within this hour 100 years ago this was happening. absolutely. do you think the men who were doing this would have any clue as to how significant this would be? i do think at the time they did, they were more concerned with getting across the bridge and canal and surviving the battle and afterwards there was some reflection by some of the shoulders —— soldiers would this be remembered? as we have is that he now we have proven it was. how crucial was the moment? was it a crucial was the moment? was it a crucial moment in hastening the end of the war, or woul

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the president is deciding his nominee for the united states supreme court. as a man of judicial temperament as he knows him to be. by the way, this man's day job is he has served a dozen years on the second highest court in the land. we're missing that in all of the coverage, respectfully. and the president is defending his nominee. but that nominee needs to defend himself against what he says are uncategorically and unequivocally false allegations. he says he was not at the party. that's why we have testimony in our great democracy -- >> -- to avoid talking -- >> the president doesn't need anyone to tell him -- >> it seems he was following your lead. you said it first, she deserves to be heard. setting a tone for her not to be. >> she should not be a tacked and she should be accommodated. i think these conditions -- i just heard a whole laundry list of them on cnn. thanks for saying them. they're growing -- seems they're growing by the minute. i'm glad her attorneys decided to get off tv. that's a good idea. and prepare her for that testimony. but the truth is the t

and had some suspicions things were going wrong when an odor we can -- begin leaking out of the unit. the man inside did not empty the trash the entire time he was there. finally, when the realtor gained access to the in law unit the man had rented he was shocked to see the conditions behind the toilet completely blocked and human waste on the floor, bed, and furniture. >> upon entering the property you could smell the heavy stench . from there once he got in there and went into the living space it was completely littered with debris, garbage, and upon a closer look he sees syringes and needles. >> reporter: we have contacted air b&b who is working on getting a response to us. air b&b offers one million- dollar host protection insurance policies free of charge to the property owners. we hope to update the story later today . the realtor was but with earlier said the homeowners have opted in on that one a dollar insurance policy. there is some solace there. a lot of that work is still underway. you can see a professional cleaning crew is here working on that process. it was unbelievable in the

because this is a lifetime appointment and one that will affect the lives of every woman and man in the united states. >> host: the numbers to calling, special lines for the second, if you oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination, 202-748-8001. if you support his nomination, 202-748-8000. if you're not sure, 202-748-8002. you can start calling now. smeal will be with us until the bottom of the hour. do you think doctor ford should have agreed to this hearing under the conditions we now know, she will be the one going first, might be questioned by an outside counsel or some sort of counsel for the republican majority, should she have agreed to this? >> guest: she was given very little choice and she is determined to be heard. on the other hand i think she should have had more options. there should be still an investigation and there's no reason not to. people should let the senate know they do not like this, putting her in an untenable position but she feels it is her civic responsibility to come fourth. she has nothing to hide. she has submitted herself to lie detector test. this is where we are at

man. probably the most colorful president in united states history, almost objectively. the most colorful president in u.s. history. a giant of a figure. he was very tall for that day and age. 6'1", skinny, bushy eyebrows, hair brushed high above a very large forehead with piercing blue eyes. eyes.t those jackson was a hot-tempered man. he was a bit stubborn, and oftentimes bullheaded. he had strong convictions and he knew when he was opposed to something, he stood up to that system. he had a few nicknames as well. he went by the name old hickory. tough as old hickory wood. his second nickname, you won't believe this, sharp knife. what is andrew jackson's story? he was born in 1767 in north carolina. he was born, and his parents died at an early age, so he was an orphan raised with no parental restraint. as a young boy, he got into brawls and fights. he wasn't all that interested in learning or reading. jackson was nine years old at the time of the american revolution. you will see him right there in the middle. at age 13 he joined the militia as a messenger. at one poin

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the other man was a man of the united states senate.he drives his car off a bridge into the water while a young woman is with him. he leaves her to drown and to die. he later decides to run for president, and is called a lion of the senate by that same left. that is all you need to know about the present situation and the left. [applause] let me end where i began, before i give up the remainder of my time to the fabulous mark meadows. i end where i began. with this that here we are with this guy, this guy from queens, and i'm from brooklyn, and i had to talk to him, sort of. he said, i will give you three minutes. i said, i will give you five. he turned to people buying them and said, bill bennett says he needs five, i guess i will give him five. [laughter] last your he preceded me to this podium, i followed him. as he walked off i said, thanks for warming the crowd up for me, mr. president. a little fresh, but that is brooklyn, that is queens, anyway, i know this guy. i i end where i began. here we are with this brutish, and occasional

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the other man is a man of the united states senate.nk, he drives his car off a bridge into the water while a young woman is with him. he leaves her to drown and die. he later decides to run for president and is called the lion of the senate by that same left and he is celebrated. that is all you need to know about the current situation on the left. [ applause ] let me end where i began. then i give up the remainder of my time to mark meadows. i will end where i began. here we are. a guy from queens. i am from brooklyn. i know how to talk to him. sort of. he said, i will give you three minutes. i said, i need five. he turned to the people around him and said, oh, he needs five, i guess i need to give him five. last year, he proceeded me to this podium. i followed him. as he walked off, i said thanks for wanting the crowd up for me, mister president. i know, a little fresh. anyway, i know this guy. here we are with this tough, cantankerous, uncouth, thin- skinned, unpolished and, yes, sometimes indelicate leader. who is doing great thing

with his appointment as secretary of the treasurer, hamilton becomes the second most important man in the unitedrica. critics believe he became the most important man in america because there is a view that still permeates that, basically, president washington was under hamilton's control. no matter how often it said, no matter how commonly it is written, it is not right. one of the things i am most convinced about in my study of washington is that this is a misinterpretation of washington. ron is on target when he says hamilton gained in comparable power under washington because the president approved of the agenda he promoted with such tireless brilliance. jefferson was wrong when he charged that hamilton manipulated the president. washington is nobody's puppet. he can be soft-spoken, gentle and kind, and if it is his province, he will not let anyone do it. as he influenced by hamilton? unbelievably so. why? because hamilton and he basically see things the same way. whether you like it or not, and some of you would like it and some of you would not, washington is more of a hamiltonion than he

acting president stephanie is a man explains that the united states has got these principle market and the car we can trash crowds of auto enthusiasm not just to see the latest super sports cars but those in each one's as well he believes that on this scale the combination is unique in the world could be that c. or d. . is off of it as it happens the most expensive vintage car here is also a bill got to be a type fifty seven se atlantic valued at over twenty three million euros. automotive journalist much as current points out that motor sports have existed as long as there have been cars racers like the i.d.r. pikes peak behind them have continuously introduced new out a mode of technology that's later found its way into mass produced cars and besides just as watching car races or even driving in them is loads of fun about found spots. that tens of thousands of participants in a month or a car a week both active and passive would agree any research or draw. never is welcome on the world famous track and we're going to say that no matter what their age or where they come from winning m

ever seen in any court of law, let alone an open forum, in the nomination process of a man for justice of the united states supreme court to allow her attorneys or her or anybody on this committee or anybody else for that matter to tell us what can or cannot be used -- used now that this man's reputation has been badly hurt. >> will the senator yield? >> i have not finished. i intend to use that statement because it is it fair to use it. i don't want to hurt -- >> senator -- >> let me finish. >> no, i will not. >> yes, you will. >> you're entitled to use the statements under the rules. no one can stop you from using the statement. >> then the statement will be admissible to everybody. >> how can she request confidentiality at this point? >> i can answer that question. professor hill said that she wants to tell her story. she did not release the statement, she says, and she wants her story told by her. because we have given the opportunity opportunity, the judge to speak first, if he so chose, and he has, that she wants to be able to use her statement in her own words that she has thus far not releas

he was the highest ranking enlisted man in his unit. he was a 24-year army veteran.the father of two. and here's the important part at a time when the military civilian split in our society has never been wider, command certificate major bolyard was on his 13th deployment. elves a recipient of the bronze star on six separate occasions. command sergeants major nrnlg today's all volunteer military are a force unto themselves. they will move and motivate and care for and provide for the men and women under their command. and when they come home and their service is done, civilian employers who hire a sergeant major or a command sergeant major from our armed forces are hiring someone who can do anything because they've already done just about everything. it's why this has been a tough week where he was posted over the recent years at forts benning and carson and stewart and for all those who encountered these deployments. there are 14,000 americans serving right now tonight in afghanistan where the u.s. has indeed lost one of our very best and we of course, offer our con

rocket rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself united states is ready willing and able to totally destroy north korea totally ready willing and able to destroy totally destroy north korea figure portions of the world are in conflict and some in fact are going to hell his escapades divided many and left few were indifferent and in the buildup to this he is trump looks ready to outdo himself once again he will head the un security council meeting on iran next week that's while he's a lawyer shared this so i stated to the iranian government you must be truly afraid of being overthrown i don't know when we're going to overthrow them it could be in a few days months a couple of years but it's going to happen they're going to be overthrown juggling two jobs it seems the president's a lawyer and freelance foreign policy adviser though at least he seems inspired by his boss's remarks threat posed by iran whose chief exports are violence bloodshed and chaos all nations of conscience must work together to isolate giuliani's stun triggered some emergency damage co

the republicans on the senate judiciary committee, u-boat and confirm this man to the united states supreme the democrats that you will not tolerate this anymore. the court belongs to the american people. not these left-wing groups and not these democrat senators. join us next week on life, libert

and he gets up and admits that he's guilty, he will no longer be considered a brave man by this president of the united states. >> no, he will be considered a very dangerous man by this president of the united states, because what does paul manafort have to offer? brilliant insight, some suggestions for suits, maybe some information about ukrainians. no, he primarily has information to offer about this presidency, about this campaign, about communications, about finances. that's the only thing that paul manafort can really come to the table and offer this investigation. so he becomes a very dangerous man for this administration. i think it's important to note that the fact that he's considering these negotiations means he either doesn't believe that a presidential pardon is coming or doesn't believe that a presidential pardon can cover him from all the crimes he is potentially guilty of. that's the other layer of this that sends a message to everybody else out there. maybe pardons won't be enough and working with mueller might be your safer option. >> mimi, there are so many stunning things in bob wood

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the other man was a man of the united states senate. he drives his car off a bridge into the water well a woman -- while a woman is with him. he leaves her to die. he decides to run for president and is called the lion of the senate and celebrated. that is all you need to know about the situation on the left. [applause] let me end where i began. i give up the remainder of my time to mark meadows. here we are with this guy from queens. i am from brooklyn and i had to talk to him. he said, i will give you three minutes. i said, i need five. he turned and said, i guess i have got to give him five. last year, he preceded me to this podium. said,owed him and i thanks for warming the crowd up for me. a little fresh but that is brooklyn. i know this guy. toughe are with this talking, thin-skinned, unpolished leader. he is doing great things for this country and its citizens, for children, for its prosperity and its safety, its well-being. as has been said, this is too often the story never told in the media. when you take a man in the totality

should stand against this kind of actually this kind of banging the drums of war from the united states this man honestly cannot be trusted . war hero war that war three raid was. a sanction against iran supposed to actually decide to study at. the size everywhere against saudi arabia against united arab emirates against israel what that action of united states is that it actually is a only hitting card and nuclear war for example you know we are heading toward a regional war and we hitting star in some national or the servant and some us in a war to be honest this is a very bad a dangerous speech this is a declaration of war against most of that country's honestly very few people were immune from these kind of threats just only friends of time allies of the around and very very little and composes and with the enemies he is creating in a state of what i was a gym which is actually imposing on our clement. one of the things that struck me he wasn't just talking generally he and i were contradictions so he started off by saying the u.s. will not tell you how to live then halfway through the. she

united states. in history to man have held that rank. rs immediately after the war, pershing was on hand to greet him. he took delight in showing the of solidthe evidence french-american friendship which the two commanders had done so much to forge. when the body of the unknown soldier was returned from france burial, pershing led the nation in its tribute. ♪[music] >> showing the measure of his own respect for the nation's heroes, pershing wore only the victory medal which was awarded the worldeteran of war. pershing retired from active in 1924, but he remained active in the life of the nation. as chairman of the american hetle monuments commission, traveled to europe many times to witness the dedication of to american soldiers. country'ssts in his defensive remained as keen as it had ever been. he paid particular attention to the development of the country's future military leaders. ♪[music] >> his health failing, and old age overtaking him, pershing called soberly upon his fellow to recognize a growing aggression that was threatening t

will say is that any man, a brother, he has been a father, a cousin, this could happen to any man in the united states. of course there are sexual assaults. there is no due process -- due process isn't having to prove your innocence. that is innocent until you are proven guilty. that is not the standard. >> i want to law enforcement to do an investigation. >> he's had six fbi full background checks. half of his life, he said the fbi checking everything about him. when they do those background investigations, paycheck everyone in your past life. they want to make sure there is nothing serious that will compromise your ability to do the job. that has all been done and the fact, joe biden said it durings the clarence thomas hearings. the fbi simply gives us what she says and what he says, and at the end of the day, we will learn nothing more if the fbi spends one more minute on it. >> a three-day investigation is going to cause a problem? that's what happened with anita hill. there was a three-day investigation -- then give it to them! >> it's the senates job, on the confirmation hearing, to have

and with the military rank and structure i'm an e8 or first sergeant and i am the top man in my unit, which requires me to be gone for an extended period of time. now i'm also -- i was also hurt while i was training, so right now i'm convalescing for my injury that i incurred in the line of duty. anyhow, when a service member is re-employed at their -- into their previous position, the pension contributions are to be made as if the service member had been continuously employed. i have not gotten those contributions added to my pension fund as of yet. also since i'm one of the miscellaneous retirement plans, the latest one, and so my understanding is that whenever i retire that out of the past 36 months the highest three or the highest month leads. so this law, by the way, is united... united service members' employment and re-employment act. so basically the period of time that i was gone for my annual compensation is supposed to be calculated as if i had been here. so the example is if i made $150,000 a year and i -- time worked when i was here and i made $75,000, with the time that