. >> thank you, mr. star. >> there's no report from the board of off peels appeals. the preservation board did meet to hold a meeting on the advice from the city attorney's office. in addition, what might be of interest is that they considered supporting nominations to the national register of historic places for the grand orient philippino hotel and japanese ywca, the women's building and adopted resolutions in support of both of those buildings. >> great! thank you. >> did you have something? >> i had not been aware of that building in japan town that was discussed yesterday. i had no idea it was designed by julia morgan. it was designed by the most famous woman architect in the state, if not the country of that era, so that was great. >> very cool. thank you. so we will now move on to public comment? >> general public comment. at this time, members may address the commission that are within the subject jurisdiction except agenda items. with respect to the agenda, that will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. you may address up to three minutes. i

thank you for putting that on the record, mr. star. i want to say something about the eps report. and i know eps and i respect them, i respect kaiser who did the nexus report. but i have to say is you read these reports and look at the different models, i would say this to department heads who come here, and they show us their performance metrics during the budget season. and it turns out that the metric is we are going to answer all of our 911 calls within x seconds, y percent of the time. and they tell you that they perfectly hit it at 90 percent. not 91 percent, not 93 percent. and you know that the number is made up. okay? so when eps says the sweet spot, after all this analysis and all these pages of all these graphs and the key operating development of costs and land cost assumptions is $10 as an earlier speaker said, and i say this respectfully, we know it's bull shit. because it's not 9.27, it's $10. you know what that is? that's spit balancing stuff. so i take that with a huge grain of salt. the name of the game is you hire consultants. developers are doing this for profi

. >> supervisor ronen: thank you, mr. star.ere are no questions from my colleagues, i will open this item up for public comment. please come forward. good morning. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm john albing, the taco group. i would greatly appreciate if you would send this up for action today. this c.a.c. legislation is one of the final pieces of the central soma plan. it's taken a year since you approved it last year to get to this point. it will ensure that there is a really robust community participation in the south of market from now on, for implementation of the central soma plan. and all of the future decisions that that will affect the course of all of south of market to come. it will empower the community and the stakeholders to really have all of the information they need from the city agencies, to be effective and, of course, many of those issues will come to you for final action. i really appreciate the work of the city to get us this far. the legislation was introduced by supervisor chen last year originally. an

mr moore also starred as the voice of marvin the paranoid android in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy on bbc news, sport today. hello. you're watching sport today live from the bbc sport centre. i'm ben croucher. with a programme full of record breakers including japan who become the first asian side to reach the quarter finals at a rugby world cup. we'll show you how bridget kosgei became the fastest women to ever run a marathon. and the records tumble as fast as a simone biles floor routine as the american become the most decorated gymanst at the world championships. welcome to the programme. 2a hours ago, japan was being battered by one of the worst typhoons in a generation and we didn't even know if their final rugby world cup game aganst scotland would go ahead. well go ahead it did and they produced a memorable victory that their coach said was motivated by all those affected by the storm. it finished 28—21 in yokohama and its where our correspondent

mr. blackwell was a well-known designer to the stars of the silver screen. passed away, he left me with 100 dresses that he had created, but i think what he was really giving was one more assignment -- to keep the buzz going about him. >> harlan, i'm jamie. so great to see you, but i hope i did okay. for this particular episode, i was really careful about what i wore. >> oh, i'm no blackwell, but i'm sure wherever he is, i'm sure he's looking down saying, "she's gorgeous." >> yay! can we talk more about him? >> i would love to. >> inside, harlan shows me some of the dresses he inherited from the blackwell collection. my closet looks nothing like this closet. >> [ laughs ] >> are these women wearing some of his designs? >> yes. you have jane russell here. jayne mansfield. >> and he looks so excited to be showing off. >> oh, yes. oh, he was very proud of everything, the stuff he created. >> alongside the dresses, more of harlan's strange inheritance -- mr. blackwell's infamous best- and worst-dressed lists. from the best dressed, names like audrey hepburn, kat

mr moore also starred as the voice of marvin the paranoid android in hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxyayman has more. mum, can i come up on new year's day? no, kevin you will be hung over. miss your train, lose your ticket or fall asleep and wake up in edinburgh. it's too much trouble. oh, for god's sake! stephen moore was familiar as an on—screen father, both to harry enfield's kevin the teenager and to adrian mole. you give us space, we can bring new sources of energy. other tv credits included dr who and holby city. he was also a classically trained veteran of the royal shakespeare company and was as prolific in theatre as film. i think you ought to know i'm feeling very depressed. but moore was probably best known as the voice of marvin, the paranoid android, the robot who struggles with depression in the hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy. i wouldn't like to think i was getting you down. no, don't you worry about that, you just act as comes naturally and everything will be fine. are you sure you don't mind? no, no, it is alljust part of life. life. director dirk maggs has said it wa

tonight -- willem dafoe star of "mrs.r," actress kathryn hahn music from a$ap ferg featuring the 8g band with terence higgins. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news congressman tim ryan announced this afternoon that he is dropping out of the presidential race, an announcement that sent shockwaves through the rest of the elevator [ laughter ] senator amy klobuchar has released a new campaign ad calling president trump a, quote, "whiner in the white house," and trump will have a great comeback as soon as he finds something that rhymes with klobuchar. [ laughter ] "motor car russian czar myanmar. is that a good one?" [ laughter ] according to new survey, 99% of white evangelicals oppose impeaching president trump "jesus," said jesus. [ laughter ] "what does this guy got to do? [ cheers and applause mayor pete buttigieg yesterday t

less. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, we're back with the star of "gemini man." >> yes! >> stephen: mr> stephen: both stars. >> both stars of "gemini man" gli can't convey to those at home how much you feel like you're on the street in that scene. >> yeah, ang lee he did a really brilliant job of how he's using the technology, how ease using the 3d. when we were growing up-- you were growing up a little bit before i was growing up. ( laughter ) >> stephen: interesting, interesting. >> no, but -- >> stephen: interesting. i'm afraid that's all we have time for, will. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> no -- >> stephen: it is different. it's not like the red-green situation. >> it's not like when they were trying to throw things at you and things. ang was really-- he just wanted to submerge you into the world. >> stephen: right. >> right? so there's not a lot of movement with it. you sit and you feel -- >> stephen: i'm not lying when i say it is so clear and so real when you're watching it, that it feels like-- like, when i'm talking to you right now, it's a very similar experience. i'm, like,

mentor, master of house, north star, mr.irman, master of the house, may he rest in peace. >> he really did. he had one of the greatest whom shall i send and who will go for me. isaiah said here am i lord, send me. elijah cummings spent a whole life saying send me. >> elijah cummings came from a good sort. and in this sturdy frame goodness took root. it now falls on us to continue his work so that other young boys and girls in baltimore, across maryland, across the united states and around the world might too have a chance to grow and to flourish. that's how we will honor him. that's how we will remember him. that's what he would hope for. and god bless the memory of the very honorable elijah cummings. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ cologuard: colon cancer and older at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses

cummings, mentor, master of the house, north star, mr.se, may he rest in peace, elijah cummings. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> a standing ovation for house speaker nancy pelosi with those emotional remembrances of congressman elijah cummings speaking right after former secretary of state, former first lady hillary clinton. i'm back with joel pain, jonathan capehart, derrick johnson, mime memoli. you can feel the raw emotions in these speeches and the celebration of a life truly well lived. >> we saw speaker pelosi add her most raw, most emotional which telegraphed how close she was to elijah cummings. >> i would say elijah cummings, i know there was a "60 minutes" interview where he talked about his father. i was struck by that because i understand that as a black man, the idea of him carrying that legacy into the house with him. so this was a very strong, emotional ceremony to be part of. >> we'll hear from former presidents bill clinton and barack obama in just about we think 40 minutes to an hour or so. that does it for us. i want

cummings, mentor, master of the house, north star, mr.ster of the house, may he rest in peace, elijah cummings. thank you. >> you've been watching the funeral service for longtime maryland congressman elijah cummings. i'm erica hill. thank you for joining us, in for kate bolduan today. family, friends and colleagues paying final respects to congressman cummings, who died last week after longstanding health issues. we just heard from former secretary of state hillary clinton, house speaker nancy pelosi. just there as well, former presidents barack obama and bill clinton, among the scheduled speakers, along with members, of course, of his family. the service is taking place at new psalms baptist church in baltimore. cummings worshipped there for nearly four decades. joining us now, cnn senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. and it's important to point out, nia, i think, too, that this is truly a celebration and an honor of the life of elijah cummings, and that is certainly what we've heard so far this morning. >> that's right. nanc

. >> but the next stop is "dancing with the stars," mr. secretary, that's the next stop, or "snl," portraying you riding around in a scooter, at a lectern, with woman playing you. just to confuse everything. but it's not an admirable place. when you took a job as secretary, you were promoted, did you think you could serve this country without servie ini donald trump? when you went into that position as head of veterans affairs? >> i did. i entered government under the obama administration and when president trump asked me to be secretary, i thought the department of veterans affairs was different. i thought that this was a department that was completely run outside of the political agenda, that this was bipartisan. and the longer that i got to stay in washington in this administration, the more that i saw that that wasn't the case. >> is there any place to hide in this administration? can you serve running the peace corps, running the nih, running nasa, can you serve admirably without falling under the thumb of this president. >> there are

mr. "dancing with the stars" in that green get up himself, sean spicer.elieve you wore that friends don't let friends wear that on national television. why did they let you do that? governor huckabee, let's talk about it. >> first of all, having known the clintons for over 40 years i thought that was on comedy central. i couldn't believe that hillary clinton with a straight face was telling somebody on television that it's all about to let me truth. estancia has a long history of that and neither does her husband who whose own impeachmt was lying under oath and losing his law license over it. it was truly something to behol behold. let me simplify some things. she has 327 reasons why she lost. i ran twice for president and i can give you mind simply, more people voted for the other guys. it's that simple. she has to get over it spirit to be when have to admit governor, you are the anomaly, people that lose the presidency and i will name names, hillary, romney, al gore, john mccain all seem to lose their mind after they lost but they can't accept losing. d

. >>> a mural featuring the aging face of robin williams, the star of mrs. doubtfire will soon disappear between 6th and 7th streets. abc 7 news found the humural wa fenced off. the mural was painted in august of 2018 right around the fourth anniversary of hisdeath. >>> san francisco-based company open table revealed the 50 best restaurants for a date in america. none in the bay area made the list. arrowhead grill in phoenix number one. california tied with arizona, florida and arizona with three restaurants each. washington, d.c., illinois, nevada and texas tied for top states with six each. the list was generated from diner reviews. >> i'm questioning their list. >>> there's a scientific reason for craving freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. >> beyond the smell? >> the smell is great. >>> research suggests the ingredients not only create a harmonious flavor, they create the perfectly addictive treat. it creates 2.5 teaspoons of sugar which induces a trigger some of the of the same addictive responses as cocaine. >> whoa. i didn't see that coming. the cho

mr. schiff, you want to be ken star, be ken star. be the first witness and take every question that is asked of u starting with your own involvement with the whistleblower. folks, this ain't over. get ready. the cloud that is dropping will be dropping on their heads because process matters and substance will win out in the end and this president hasn't anything to worry about on substance. i yield back. [applause] >> congress will go back to their districts for a week. tomorrow will be november 1, one year before voters cast a vote not just for congress but for president. it is unfortunate in this congress when they go back, they'll run on the re-election having more subpoenas than laws and not trusting the american people to have the choice. the vote today was bipartisan not to move forward. we have a speaker of the house who said that impeachment would drive the country apart, would have to be bipartisan. there was one clear voice on where this congress believes this should go. there is nothing the president did to be impeached. it

tonight -- willem dafoe star of "mrs.

mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of the congressional gold star family fellowship program act, sponsored by my colleague, mr. kelly. mr. speaker, our men and women in uniform are part of a long line of patriots whose unwavering commitment to our nation has preserved the rich legacy of freedom that we each enjoy every day. our military families are the forces behind our armed forces. and it is our duty to also support and care for them. especially when their loved ones pay the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. i'm proud to support this legislation named from two fallen american soldiers, sergeant first class sean cooley , and specialist christopher horton. this resolution will provide fellowships in congressional offices to gold star family members, giving them the opportunity to drive policy change here in washington, and serve our country in their own way. our fallen men and women in uniform stepped forward and answered the call to serve. it is our turn to do our part to honor their legacy of service and sacrifice by keeping the ones that we leave behind in the forefront of o

laughter at 2, shadow equalities minister carolyn harris has stars in her eyes. today, mrean commission, jean—claude juncker, wants to say his peace. hey! jean—claude's the boss here! selina seth. now, have you everfancied putting a question to the governor of the bank of england? the commons treasury committee invited members of the public to do just that this week. questions submitted via email and social media were among those asked by mps when they quizzed mark carney. we caught up with the interim chair of the committee, labour's catherine mckinnell. so, we received about 150 questions submitted by the public. they came in via twitter, they came in via e—mail. and, i mean, some of them were a bit quirky. governor, you'll be no doubt pleased to hear that we won't be asking you immediately whether you'll be appearing on strictly come dancing... thank you. ..or if you believe that everton should go back for zouma injanuary, but you are welcome to answer those questions yourself directly on twitter. but actually, there were a lot of very serious, very thoughtful questions

. >>> and kim is taking us to the secret place where stars go pumpkin picking. >> we're at mr.umpkin patch and this is literally the most fancy pumpkin patch i've

star? well, wouldn't you know, that is "mr. & mrs smith."tions and really thought she had a shot. >> their lives may have been very, very different had that happened. >>> well, let's say goodbye with another mr. smith -- will smith. in "gemini man," he faces off against his younger self. >> nischelle aged up and down some famous faces to put will to the test. >> take care, everybody. >> you have to guess who this person is that you're looking at right now. >> whoa. the only person that i've worked with with those eyes is margot. >> aah! >> it's margot. >> in't can, i'm sorry. >> that's jada or gam. >> gam. younger gam. >> that is crazy. i cannot -- >> this is a good one. want me to help you? >> yeah. >> that's movilo ventimiglia who said he got his start on "fresh prince of bel air." >> i recognize that. that's announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavo

mr. clean magic eraser sheets. >>> the pop star lizzo is in a legal battle over her hit song "truthhurts. helped her write a song two years ago. they want credit and royalties. lizzo is fighting back, saying the brothers signed away all their rights to the tune. whatever way it goes, lizzo is on top of the world. tracy smith has her story ♪ baby, baby >> reporter: she has been compared to some of the greatest singers of our time. ♪ >> reporter: and now you know why. ♪ i'm crying >> reporter: her name is melissa jefferson. but she's known by her childhood nickname, lizzo. you might say this has been her year. she's still riding the wave of an acclaimed new album. and this summer, she had the number one song and the cover of "elle" magazine. plus, she stole the show on mtv's biggest night. ♪ ooh, girl, kick off your shoes ♪ >> reporter: at 31, it seems lizzo has finally arrived, though she has been here all along. do you feel like your career was a slow build or something that happened fairly quickly? >> it's the slowest build of all time. it's the slowest burn. i've done so many tour, but

. >> we'll have that tomorrow and then on friday, more stars, mr. roker, catching up with mr.cannot wait for that one. let's get to the news at 8:00. the white house is calling it a smear campaign, but the president's top diplomat in ukraine has told congress there was indeed a quid pro quo in the president's dealings with that country. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with the story. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning, there is new fallout this morning after that bomb shell testimony by bill taylor, the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine. taylor testified tuesday he was told the release of ukraine aid was dependent on a public declaration by ukraine's president of an investigation into the bidens in the 2016 election president trump has consistently denied a quid pro quo. reaction pouring in overnight with some democrats calling the testimony disturbing and even damning. in a statement, the white house fired back saying there was no quid pro quo and calling the impeachment inquiry nonsense and a coordinated smear campaign from far l

mr. morrison in to be one of their star witnesses believing he would back up their claim that the presidentleverage a aid to ukraine for something in return. what we now know is not only was he not their star witness, but he turned out to be one of the best witnesses for the president and the american people we could have asked for. early on, a lot of my democratic colleagues were fidgeting in their seats. their body language showed disapproval of his testimony. what he was doing was backing up the president of the united states. you mention that we don't get to participate. it's interesting. we had a vote on the house flooring a you well know. but i had to come out of an impeachment hearing in the basement, one closed off to your cameras and viewers in order to vote for an impeachment vote. the democrats are craved to impeach this president and upset the votes and the will of the american people from november 2016. lou: it's stunning to watch this. and you to be there as it's unfolding against all reason. this vote and 196 republicans standing fast and behind his president. that augurs poo

cummings, mentor, master of the house, north star, mr. rman, master of the house, may he rest in peace, elijah cummings. thank you all so much. [applause] >> sandra: the speaker of the house referencing elijah cummings as the north star of congress. he passed away last week at the age of 68 from complications from longstanding health problems. notable speakers include not just nancy pelosi. we'll hear from former presidents barack obama and bill clinton after hearing from former secretary of state hillary clinton just a moment ago. >> jon: you heard her say we lost two political leaders in baltimore this week. her brother, tommy, former mayor there. >> bishop walter, thomas, my friend. >> sandra: the funeral as i mentioned bill clinton and barack obama will be speaking a short time from now. as you have heard many notable stories being shared about elijah cummings and his many decades of service as a member of congress. the funeral this morning happening in his beloved city of baltimore where he returned after lying in state in the capitol

cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy-nominated actress who stars in a new limited series called "mrsers and applause >> hi. >> jimmy: you look fantastic >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: welcome back to the show, bud. >> thank you, honey. >> jimmy: we were talking about the worst halloween costumes earlier. >> oh. yeah >> jimmy: do you have any bad ones >> oh, i mean, i think growing up - don't have any bad ones. we kind of -- growing up, we had, like, runs of three years like, my mom would work really hard on something, then we were kind of stuck with the same outfit for, like, three years. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> so i remember one -- there was, like, a period where my mom, i think she was quitting smoking. so she spent an extra long time on this particular costume and it was a tooth fairy >> jimmy: okay >> and so i was stuck with, like, a just kind of your basic princess garb and then a wand with, like, a foil tooth on it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> and then i had to kinda had to, like, walk around trying to gather candy in one hand but, like, stuck holding a wand [ light laughte

mr. rogers. only "e.t." can take you behind the scenes of the new movie starring tom hanks. ♪ it's a beautiful day for a neighbor >> it took tom 20 minutes to nanail the iconic entrance but e biggest challenge was down enough to match his heartwarming drawl. >> hello, neighbor. so good to see you again today. >> mr. rogers calmly and patiently sent out a message that says it's okay to be confused and i like you just the way you are. >> stunning transformation is a result of the simple wig and fake eyebrows. mr. rogers, widow joanne revealed fred was a huge fan of hanks saying, quote, he loved "forrest gump" so much, he saw it at least 15 times. >> everybody has something special iide them. >> "e.t." has the privilege of visiting in 1993 and witnessed the magic firsthand. >> greatest gift that you can give anybody is the gift of yourself. >> rogers passed away from stomach cancer in 2003 and while tom confesses he didn't watch the show growing up, he now wishes he had. >> he always gave somebody a chance to just be special on their own without any expectations. >> thank you for that perspective. >> i cannot wait

mr. thomas: i spoke to can star who was william smith's special assistant. conmemo.a from the point of view of the attorney general's office, they reagan inident october 1980 and said one of the first appointments would be a woman. in the attorney general's office they thought that was a political promise. 10 points inwn illinois with women. they did not take it seriously. they thought they would get bob rourke. -- bob bork. deemed to court was have gone too far and one thing ronald reagan was going to do was appoint justices that will push the pendulum back a little bit. so, in the office of the attorney general the thought was great we will get bork or somebody like that but the attorney general came to them and said, no. the president says i want a. woman unless you really can't find one we are going to have a woman. the problem was that, although society was moving, the law was still very male in 1980. judges, onlyderal eight were women and most of them were liberal democrats. there was maybe one other, cornelia kennedy who was qualified on paper but was

orbiting stars nearby in the solar neighborhood around other stars obviously and that's what is next about it and do we know how we did it mr kilo and we show you how did they discover the 1st exoplanet. so that saw the take neat they used is what is known as the video of the last day at that age this intially then a planet is going around the star this study warbles at 0 and at the center of mass of this system. so if you have for sized the last 2 measurements off the start of a long line of sight what you can see is this small motion off the start warbling motion of the star at around the center of mass of the system because of the gravitational tug on the star due to the planet now this signal times are to be extremely small it could be anywhere from a few meters 1st 2nd to times of mr 2nd and back then it was the decisions of the instrumentalist of the. devil nothing to be good enough to make that sort of a measurement and this team that sets us fully made that sort of precise measurement for the 1st time and so they did as so they really did the 1st wobbly planet detectors if you will it do it do people see a dish your

star witnesses. this gets more bizarre by the day. >> mr. schiff is up to it in his eyeballs.s meeting with glenn simpson a couple years ago. he has his fingers in all parts of this investigation. fusion gps is work with christopher steele through the department of justice and nellie ohr through fusion gps. they are coming out with a book, the title should be confessions of conspirators or something like that. lou: they will never confess. confession or atonement on the part of any of these corrupt actors in the justice department or fbi. fusion gps is in the private sector. paying more than a million in 2016 to investigate trump. fusion paid steele $170,000. they should be writing a business book because those are the margins any enterprise would want to achieve. how in the world is it that no one laid a glove or announced an intention to investigation fusion gps and its founders? >> i don't know. it should be on the list of things to do at the justice department. remember they were paid over $3 million by dianne feinstein's former chief of staff who managed to raise $50 mill

mr. en: thank chairman. i am honored to yield one minute a star in our caucus, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. lamb. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. lamb, is recognized. thank you, madam chairwoman. thank you, mr. speaker. i'm proud to stand up in support act which ld incorporates my bill, h.r. 4703, the defend act. defend act, as incorporated here, would forbid paid internet by foreign actors, foreign political parties, foreign intelligence services, the like. this is a problem because in pennsylvania, users of social media saw this image and over again. it's the real image of a coal that miners ing were supporting the republican nominee and getting together in places like in pittsburgh and philadelphia. he problem is there were no rallies. and the truth is the actual opinions of coal miners were much more mixed. know, in fact, that they've been let down on issues like by bothare and pensions republicans and democrats, and they have been supported and protected on those same issues members of both parties. in fact, just today, the house atural resources committee passed the miners p

mr pounder b.g.p. doesn't like criticism one of one of your rising political stars just we saw here captured the mood of the party in the recent election when he produced a video proclaimed if you are with modi you are with india and if you are not with modi you are anti india do you buy into that you know the reality is mr modi is extremely popular and i think you would find poll after poll like people surveys have pointed out that nearly 3 fourths of the indian population is with mr modi so he's technically correct 40 percent of the population today i'm sorry 40 percent of the vote in the recent election that's because of our reporting system of a parliamentary system which we have inherited from this country if we had a presidential election things might be quite different but i would say whether you approve of that slogan i said he's technically correct that the you know the people surveys show that 3 fourths of the people of india are with mr modi so he's right but i want not if i am not willing anti india is that is that you position your anti india if you are not with modi no it's possible for a

tottenham and his career and mr reliable up front, robert lebron garcia, has scored five goals and his last four games. by year their opening group game three kneel against red star belgrade. —— by must will have to play better tonight than they minutes and most of the games this season if they will get a result. kevin de bruyne is out of manchester city's match at home gainst dinamo zagreb tonight. he picked up a groin injury during their win at everton over the weekend that's a big loss as they look to build on an opening 3—0 win in ukraine against shakhtar donetsk a fortnight ago. here are tonight's other fixtures across europe in the champions league with real madrid, paris st—germain and juventus all among the teams in action. you'll be able to keep track of all those matches on the bbc sport website. here's a quick look at some of other headlines. dundee united's lawrence shankland has been called up by scotland for the euro 2020 qualifiers against russia and san marino. the scottish championship striker has scored 13 times in seven games so far this season. johnny sexton will captain for the first time. seven of the forwards will start their first game of

nothing, just an oscar and emmy winner, rami malek is here he stars in the show "mr. christian slater take a look. >> you're letting it cloud your judgment >> my feelings, see what's going on out there people are already forgetting about 5/9, the cyber bombings, they're buying their e coin discounted stocking stuffers and christmas hams and they're going to forget, and i don't blame them they're exhausted. i'm exhausted. >> oh, rami malek, good morning. >> good morning. >> i can't believe this, i mean, this little show "mr. robot" started four years ago it was 2015. fast forward to today, a ton of awards, all this critical acclaim. >> yeah. >> it's coming to an end i mean, are you sort of bummed as this wrapgs up? >> of course i am. it has been one of the most extraordinary experiences in my life it's an indelible character that has had an impact on so many people worldwide, and especially the ones sitting right in front of you. >> how did this character in this show kind of change the trajectory of your life, do you think? >> well, i've said it before, but, you know,

abrams is directing and the film is said to feature many of the best known star wars actors including the late carrie fisher, playing mrse skywalker. it is scheduled to premiere friday, december 20. >>> the washington nationals and houston astros getting ready to play game one of the world series. it starts tonight. the astros are in their second trip in three seasons. four games-2, it will be derek cole for the astros will be the starting pitcher followed by justin verlander in game two. it will take place tomorrow. the nationals ace matt scherzer will be the starting pitcher in game one. stephen strasburg in game two. washington swept the cardinals in the n.l. cf to win the pennant. this will be the nationals first world series appearance and first one played in washington since 1933. >>> you can watch the world series right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 4:30 today. we will have all of our regular newscasts after that. the first pitch is at 5:00. >>> a lot of people picking the astros. >> i want the nationals. >> i will go with the underdog. >> i understand that . >> i hope for a great series. >>> great to beback w