rich ross is standing by, ready for instant reaction gene munster is standing by for us, you can see him on his red iphone listening to those calls. we start off with tech nirvana, alphabet, amazon, microsoft, jumping on the after hours some impressive moves for stocks that have had huge runs this year do you just keep betting on tech pete >> yes and it's easy to me because of the fact that we went into this and talked about the fundamentals if you listen to the earnings calls almost across the board, everybody has incredible growth. i'm mostly focused on microsoft, i have a large position. i also have something on intel those are the two i care about the most when i look at microsoft and i see the commercial cloud and the growth they've got there, this is something that satya nadella put out there the day he came on board and he's executed every quarter. the fact that that stock is making new highs is not shocking there's plenty of room to the upside >> this could have been reason to sell, just sell the news. >> in terms of what we saw now, or tomorrow? >> in terms of the stock's ru

two—time european champions munster started with a i7—all draw at french side castres.ther a strong second—half castres onslaught to pick up two points for the draw. now, the statistics have been piling up at the start of this rugby season. before the weekend, ten of the 12 premiership clubs, have suffered a combined 82 injuries to first—team players. the former saracens flanker will fraser won a domestic and european double in 2016. but he was forced to retire from playing in the summer, because of a neck injury — and he told tom fordyce that he was left with no option but to quit. i still get sore when i sleep and i still feel stiff in the morning. neck, shoulders? neck, shoulders, ankles, it just all. .. ijust think because you spend, what, the best part of ten, 11 years hammering your body every single day, evenjust running around every single day, and your joints take such a hammering. a lot of lads would be absolutely fine, but when you have joint issues and i have had almost everyjoint operated on, you have consequences of them. i think it is almost your body kin

munster have confirmed that the ireland wing will leave the province next summer, with french club pauhis signature. zebo has been capped 35 times by ireland since his 2012 debut, but the irfu policy of refusing to select overseas based players means he will not be in head coachjoe schmidt's plans next season. china's former 0lympic doctor has claimed that more than 10,000 of the country's athletes used banned substances during the 1980s and ‘90s. the world anti—doping agency will investigate the claims made by dr yin zian zue to german broadcaster ard. the doctor says all international medals won by her country during that period should be declared void because they are "tainted by doping". she also alleges athletes as young as 11 were doped, and the state—run system covered sports from athletics to weightlifting. caroline wozniacki and simona halep have both won their opening round robin matches on day two at the end of season wta finals in singapore. world number one simona halep saw off caroline garcia in straight sets, while wozniacki beat elina svitolina 6—2, 6—0 in under an hour

so i went to do the sheer summit go to go with eddie munster for halloween. now i didn't think half of you would understand the joke but i figured what the heck girls can be here tonight will probably understand that joke. thursday mornings is yoga morning cerise i have to get going to yoga. that helps me get through the day. my mantra in yoga is tax reform tax reform nevertheless, i wanted to come by. because i've seen your latest approval ratings and i want to tell you, keep your headset. as those they are, it could be worse they could be my approval ratings but, sure you don't want to take advice from a politician but i do have one piece, luke russert, wherever you are maybe just take a little more time by the way on the way over here is going to the president's tweets, just kidding, i don't read those things for some things i don't like talking about like aaron rodgers century, the president called me right after that as well and he was very thoughtful and offered to semi jared kushner to start in his place. >> the president offers a lot of ideas, he call

anyway, this year, i'm going to get -- i'm going to go as eddie munster. i've got to tell you i didn't think half of you would understand this joke, but carl holtz is going to be here, so he would understand that joke. i'm sorry i can't state for dinner. i've got a lot to do. thursday mornings, that is yoga morning from eight. that really helps me get through .he day i don't want you to steal my mantra. , taxntra in yoga is reform, tax reform. nevertheless, i wanted to come by. i have seen your latest approval ratings, and i want to tell you, keep your heads up. all right? as low as they are, it could be a whole lot worse. they could be my approval ratings. want tosure you don't take advice from a politician, someone you cover. i have one piece. luke roster, whatever you are, maybe take a little more time. , on the way over here, i was going through the president's tweets. just kidding, i don't read those things. some things i don't like talking about, like aaron rodgers's injury. the president told me -- he was very thoughtful. kushnered to send jared to

the two—time european champions munster opened their campaign with a 17—all draw at castres.bo and david kilcoyne crossing for munster. last year's pro 12 runners up had to hang on for the draw at the end, with a last gasp castres drop goal missing the target. they both pick up two points for the draw. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. check the website for an update on all of those scores. much more in the next hour. 230 people are now known to have been killed in two bomb blasts that struck the heart of somalia's capital mogadishu. it's unclear who was responsible, but it's one of the deadliest attacks in somalia since the islamist al—shabab movement began its insurgency ten years ago. at least a0 people are now known to have been killed by wildfires which have devastated a major californian wine region. hundreds of others are missing, as the fires continue to spread. large parts of the state, including sonoma and napa counties, and the city of santa rosa, have been affected. dave lee has the latest. while huge fires continue to burn ove

munster started with a 17—17 draw at french side castro.n, after defending the dunhill links championship last weekend he's gone and snatched a 1—shot victory at the italian open ending with a superb final round of 65, winning two tournaments in a week earning him around one and a half million pounds. that's all the sport for now, more later this evening, goodbye. voting has ended in austria's snap general election with exit polls indicating that the country soon have europe's youngest leader. but 31—year—old conservative party leader sebastian kurz may have to rely on a coalition with a far—right anti—immigration party in order to take power. a projection for the austrian broadcaster 0rf suggests the conservative people's party, rebranded by kurz as his personal "movement", will win just over 31 percent of the vote, followed by social democrats on 27 percent and the anti—immigration freedom party on 26 percent. 0ur correspondent, bethany bell who's in vienna gave us an update on the predicted results. the latest projections still show the

it read in a quote - just heard fern munster not to speak at un. if he echoes little "rocket man" they will not be around much longer. did you know about that? request the president does not have to clear anything with me. but the tweet is consistent with this policy? it is important to instill with the iran policy and north korean policy, the president give us very clear guidance. we delivered the national security team, multiple options for the president. broad ranging discussions. the president has made decisions on very coherent, well laid out strategies. that is what we are executing now. >> i want to ask about the treatment. during the president proceed from a shared with the public denigration of another head of state in an attempt to publicly humiliate with a termite little "rocket man", that that can have some positive strategic impact week. >> i think with the real danger is in terms of communicating with kim jong-un is that if he doesn't understand how serious we are about this behavior and the behavior of the regime. in the president ha

players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster at month. just to recap, the road to russia is com plete just to recap, the road to russia is complete for europe. but will messi and argentina make it? you can see if they do on the bbc sport website from 1:30am. now time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deborah haynes, defence editor at the times and jessica elgot, political correspondent at the guardian. great to see you both. thanks for coming in. the financial times says that theresa may has risked upsetting both sides of the brexit debate by refusing to say how she would vote in another referendum. there are reports that the nhs pay cap is to be scrapped amid looming cuts to health services. the telegraph talks about glenna paltrow and angelina jolie, alleging they we re and angelina jolie, alleging they were sexually assaulted by harvey weinstein when starting in hollywood. the sun also leads on those claims. the express has an interview with a for

connacht beat munster in the other pro 1a match.ield united are top of the championship — at least for tonight — after they beat yorkshire rivals leeds 2—1 at bramall lane. blades striker billy sharp had said he would celebrate if he scored against his old club. and he did, before the game was two minutes old. leeds were back on level terms before half time, they hadn't created many chances but kalvin phillips made the most of this one. sheffield united had been the better tea m sheffield united had been the better team and david brooks showed his class to finish the game off. they go one point clear of wolves at the top of the championship. tottenham striker harry kane will miss tomorrow's premier league match with manchester united with a hamstring injury. kane scored twice as spurs beat liverpool 4—1 last sunday, but had to be substituted late in the game. manager mauricio pochettino called it a minor hamstring strain, enough though to keep the premier league's leading goal—scorer out as second placed united face third placed spu

players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster at there was a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters, he beat the italian paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round. but a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, the australian nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set of his match against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the officiating. he was heard to say that he would quit if he lost the first set tie break and promptly shook hands and walked off. he didn't respond to the umpire who askedif he didn't respond to the umpire who asked if he was injured. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. chris coleman not thinking about his future. some reports that some of the players are forced him to stay. we'll have more on that later. that's http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. pioneering fingerprint technology that can tell if a suspect has handled or taken drugs

munster have confirmed that the ireland wing will leave the province next summer, with french club paued 35 times by ireland since his 2012 debut, but the irfu policy of refusing to select overseas—based players means he will not be in head coach joe schmidt's plans next season. caroline wozniacki and simona halep have both won their opening round robin matches on day two at the end—of—season wta finals in singapore. world number one simona halep saw off caroline garcia in straight sets, while wozniacki beat elina svitolina 6—2, 6—0 in under an hour. gloucestershire's jack taylor has been suspended from bowling for a year after his action was found to be illegal for the second time within a 12—month period. the off—spinner, who has served two previous bans from bowling, was again reported for throwing this summer. his suspension runs until the 26th of september next year, after which, he'll be able to ask for a re—evaluation of his action. that's all the sport for now. an undercover fbi agent has given a rare broadcast interview, describing how he infiltrated a radical islamist group a

i'm going to go as eddie munster. i'm sorry i can't stay for dinner. i've got a lot to do.gs for me. i've got to get going to yoga. that really helps me get through the day. my mantra in yoga is tax reform, tax reform, tax reform. nevertheless, i wanted to come by. the reason i wanted to come by is i have seen your latest approval rates aings and i want tell you keep your heads up. as low as they are, it could be a whole lot worse. they could be my approval ra ratin ratings. but i'm sure you don't want to take advice from a politician. i do have one piece. luke russert, wherever you are, maybe take just a little more time. by the way, on the way over here i was going through all the president's tweets. just kidding. i actually don't read those things. but some of the things i don't like talking about, like aaron rodgers' injury. the president called me right after that as well. and he was very, very thoughtful. he offered to send me jared kushner to start for the packers in his place. i've got to tell you, the president is -- he offers a lot of ideas. we talk all the time.

two—time european champions munster started with a 17—all draw at french side castres. elsewhere, defending champions saracens have begun their campaign away at northampton — that game kicking off in the last few minutes. also in pool 2, last season's runners—up clermont travel to ospreys. it's not been a bad birthday week for englishman tyrrell hatton. fter successfully defending his dunhill links championship title last weekend, he's gone and snatched a one—shot victory at the italian open — ending with a superb final round of 65. winning the two tournaments in a week have earned him around one and a half millions pounds. that is more than i got in my birthday card! that's all the sport for now. coming up next, it's the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. good to see you, what have you been watching? a very mixed bag. we have been watching the snowman — a thriller starring michael fassbender. we have the ritual — camping holiday goes to

leinster beat munster in the pro14. r‘s world cup made sure of their place at next year's world cup but a rude to russia via the play—offs remains a possibility for the rest of the home nations heading into the final round of qualifying matches. scotland are in slovenia and of their match against them tomorrow. despite the obvious pressure, manager gordon strachan cut relaxed figure. yeah, i'm enjoying the build—up at the moment. it is more of the match day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you have day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you have not got a clue what that is like. as soon as you open your eyes in the morning, there is a game on and you know there is a game on and you know there is. no pressure for a gareth southgate after his team confirmed qualification against slovenia on thursday. the england manager preparing to bring injack butland joe hart for theirfinal against lithuania. southgate says he's looking for a much im

munster beat racing 92 1a-7.ion begins with the first of three one—day internationals. reigning world champions england are looking to regain the ashes, which they lost on home soil two years ago. henry moran is in brisbane to look ahead to the series. it is almost three months since england so memorably lifted the world cup trophy on an overcast day at lord's. their next assignment, the small matter of the ashes in brisbane. the weather and the build—up has been less sunshine state, more resembling a bleak wintry day back home. training has largely been indoors. both teams frustrated by a lack of time in the middle. australia are a side wounded, knocked off top spot in the rankings by england and without any icc silverware. some fighting talk in interviews from alyssa healy has ramped up interest in the series. are australia looking to unsettle england ? here is their captain. i don't mind her coming out and doing those sorts of things. we arejust hoping our game will do the talking. the message leading the offi

toyota, nissan, honda, mitsubishi motors, subaru and munster. the list goes on and on.roducts from kobe steel, the firm that has said it has lied about the quality of its products, it is japan's ‘s third—largest steel—maker, specifically how strong and durable sum of its copper and aluminium products are. it is not just japanese companies involved, aluminium products are. it is not justjapanese companies involved, us aerospace manufacturer boeing also users kobe projects and said in a statement that nothing in the company's statement that nothing in the compa ny‘s review leads statement that nothing in the company's review leads boeing to conclude at this point that the issue presents a safety concern for boeing, but the scandal has led to a fifth of kobe steel‘s value wiped off the japanese stock market and it is not just off the japanese stock market and it is notjust the off the japanese stock market and it is not just the financial value of kobe that will be hit, the reputation of both corporate japan and the government will also be heard. i have spoken to a lot of

in the european champion's cup, there were wins for toulon and clermont, with munster drawing at castreser northampton. they thrashed saints by 57—13 at franklin's gardens. patrick gearey reports. crossing paths with saracens is inevitable if you want to win the champions cup. northampton would be forgiven for wanting it to be easy. quick hands. liam woolley is. ten minutes later, over went the ball. the team took the strain, the captain, the credit. the saints on the floor. they conceded 55 points to them on the opening day of the season. to them on the opening day of the season. williams again. then calum. tough enough for southampton. then in came the bulldozer. dylan hartley, not the match you want your boss to watch. but the sarries got eight tries. in the league, 50. in the past two seasons, they seem unstoppable. more details have emerged this evening into the culture of fear that existed within british para—swimming. the bbc has obtained a leaked copy of the final report looking into alleged bullying. the report found that former head coach rob greenwood banned swimmers leaving h

anyway, what i am going to do this year i am going to go to halloween, i will be as eddie munster. do not think any of you would understand this joke but -- i'm sorry i cannot stay for dinner. i am moving on. i have a lot to do and thursday morning is yoga for me. that really helps me get through the day. i do not want to steal my mantra but my mantra in yoga is, tax reform, tax reform, tax reform. nevertheless, i wanted to come by. the reason i wanted to come by is because i have seen your latest approval ratings. and i want to tell you, keep your heads up! [laughter] all right? as low as they are, it could be a whole lot worse! they could be my approval ratings. [laughter] i am sure you do not want to take advice from a politician, someone that you covered. but luke, wherever you are, maybe take just a little more time. [laughter] by the way, on the way over here i was going through all of the presidents tweets. just kidding, i actually don't read those things! [laughter] but some of the things i just don't like talking about.some things i don't like talking about like aaron rodg

players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster inin 15 minutes. wildfires in the state of california have killed at least ten people, and forced around 20,000 from their homes. at least 1,500 properties have been destroyed as the flames have spread in hot weather, carried by strong winds. governor, jerry brown, has declared a state of emergency governorjerry brown, has declared a state of emergency in the wine counties of napa, sonoma and yuba. we can't fill inside right now because it is getting late and people are getting the headstone to sleep release try to sleep. many have been years since late sunday night when they were woken up in the middle of the night by furious knocking on the door telling them to leave immediately because those fla mes leave immediately because those fla m es we re leave immediately because those flames were fast approaching.” leave immediately because those flames were fast approaching. i open my front door to find out what was going on and about ten feet away was a wall of flame, right near my door. i

connacht beat munster in the other pro 1a match.

munster drew 17—17 away at castro is. scots have just kicked off toulon.ssued an amber warning for northern ireland, meaning there's a "potential danger to life", ahead of the expected arrival of hurricane 0phelia tomorrow. let's cross now to our belfast newsroom and speak to our correspondent sara girvin. presumably, people bracing themselves for what's to come in the next few hours. yes, preparations are currently under way on both sides of the irish border as ex—hurricane 0phelia, before it hits short in highlander the republic of ireland. an amber warning short in highlander the republic of ireland. an amberwarning is in place in northern ireland, meaning there is the potential for injury and danger to life. gusts of up to 70 mph are expected when the storm hits northern ireland at around 3pm tomorrow. the met office has warned that could lead to flying debris, damage to trees and risk to electricity lines. in the republic of ireland, a red warning, red weather warning is in place for tomorrow morning, from about 9am onwards. that means high winds of u

in the pro14, munster beat cardiff blues 39 points to 16, thanks in part to two tries from j] hanran.y lost for the first time this season, 27—23 to zebre. england all rounder moeen ali says he's excited about the prospect of playing australia in the ashes series — and thinks his side can win, even without ben stokes. following stokes' arrest last week after an incident in bristol, the england and wales cricket board said he wouldn't be considered for selection until further notice. we all know how good of a cricketer he is and what he can bring to the table and he's one of the main players that we have. it would be great to have him out there but we will see what happens. i'm looking forward to it, i've played in australia, in the world cup, the wickets are australia, in the world cup, the wickets a re really australia, in the world cup, the wickets are really good album. i saw them against pakistan, i feel when you get in, it feels like it's a good place to bat. birmingham should know by the end of this year whether its bid to stage the commonwealth games in 2022 has been successful

conduct at home to munster.the liberty stadium. then... its third against tenth as northampton take on the wasps. northampton‘s form in the english premiership has had something of a family feel. harry mallinder, the son of the head coach, jim, is becoming a key player and james berridge has been to meet them. meet the people who matter in the mall and a household. roger and scooby, they know the drill, they have been here often enough —— mallinder. they moved here ten years ago. it's harry's turn today to walk the camera friendly canines. remarkably well—behaved. camera friendly canines. remarkably well-behaved. sort of... the town has adopted me. it's ten or 11 years since i have been here. roger! sorry... come here! i thought you told me he was obedient! sorry, james. sorry! roger, how could you do that! it was the first question. at 21, mallinderjunior is living, breathing, and embracing the club and county. it was a big change for me, going from the big city of manchester to rural northampton. the first mem

johnny sexton became leinster‘s all—time leading points scorer as the hosts held off munster 23—17 in stadium. rory o'loughlin scored both of leinster‘s tries. the centre going over twice in the first half to make it 14—7 at the break. but it was the boot of sexton that really made the difference — the british and irish lion kicked 13 points to reach 1,234 in total for the dublin team, and break felipe contepomi's previous record. two other games later — benetton host the southern kings — one of the two south african teams to join the league this year — and there's an all—welsh tie, as ospreys face scarlets. the lawyer for cricketer alex hales has told the bbc that he would be surprised if alex hales faced charges over the incident outside the nightclub in bristol last month. hales was interviewed under caution by police yesterday but is not under investigation. he had been out with ben stokes, who was arrested under suspicion of causing actual bodily harm. simona halep has surged to number one in the world for the first time after reaching the china open final.the romanian defeated l

johnny sexton became leinster‘s all—time leading points scorer after they beat munster 23—17 in pro!!f leinster‘s tries, but it was the boot of sexton that really made the difference. elsewhere, scarlets beat ospreys by a point. england may have made sure of their place at next year's world cup, but a route to russia via the play—offs remains a possibility for the rest of the home nations heading into the crucial final round of qualifying matches. wales and northern ireland are second in their respective groups, as are scotland, who are in slovenia ahead of their match at five o'clock today. after victory against slovakia on thursday, the scots know another win will secure their play—off place. as soon as i walked off the pitch, as soon as i walked in the dressing room, i could sense it already. there was no singing and dancing, anything like that. we realised they're a good side. we have to play another good side. as a group of individuals, we know how important it is to everybody. we know how important it is, because we're all getting texts from all ourfriends, wishing us good luck,

what i'm going to do this year is going to halloween in with eddie munster. i've got to tell you. i didn't think half of you would understand this joke, but i thought, carl holtz will be here tonight treaty will understand that joke. [laughter] i'm sorry, i'm moving on. i got a lot to do. thursday mornings, it's yoga mornings premier -- for me. about to go to yoga, that helps me get through the day. -- in yogand yoga is is "tax reform." [laughter] nevertheless, i wanted to come by. i've seen your latest approval ratings. keep your heads up. all right? [laughter] as low as they are, it could be a whole lot worse. they could be my approval ratings. [laughter] chart, and sure you don't want to take advice from a politician, but i do have one piece. luke russert, wherever you are, take a little more time. [laughter] [applause] way, on the way over, i was going to the president we greatest kidding, i don't read those things. but, so my just don't like talking about. like, aaron rodgers injury. as call me right after that as well. he was very, just very thoughtful. he offered to send me

anyway what i will do this year as i will go with eddie munster. [laughter] rep. ryan: i have to tell you that i did not think half of you would understand this joke. so i am sorry i cannot stay here for dinner. i am moving on. i have a lot to do. thursday mornings are yoga mornings for me. i have to get going to yoga. that helps me get through the day. reformra in yoga is, tax , tax reform, tax reform. nevertheless, i wanted to come by. the reason i wanted to come by is because i have seen your latest approval ratings and i want to tell you, keep your head down. all right? [laughter] rep. ryan: as low as they are, they could be a whole lot worse. they could be my approval ratings. i'm sure you don't want to take advice from a politician, but i .o have one piece luke, wherever you are, maybe just take a little bit more time? [laughter] rep. ryan: on the way over here i was going to the president's tweets, just kidding. i actually don't read those things. don't like things i talking about, like aaron rodgers injury. you know what? the president called me after that

to do this year is i'm going to go to halloween with the old reliable -- i'm going to go as eddie munsterw, i got to tell you, i didn't think half of you would understand this joke but i figured what the heck, carl holtz would be here tonight and he'd understand that joke. i'm sorry i can't stay here for dinner. i'm moving on. i've got a lot to do. thursday mornings is yoga morning for me so i got to go to yoga which helps me get through the day. i don't want you to steal my mantra but my mantra in yoga is, tax reform, tax reform, tax reform. nevertheless i wanted to come by. the reason i wanted to come by is because i have seen your latest approval ratings and i just want to tell you, keep your heads up. as low as they are, it could be a whole lot worse. they could be my approval ratings. but i'm sure you don't want to take advice from a politician, someone you cover. but i do have one piece. luke russert, wherever you are maybe take just a little more time. by the way, on the way over here, i was going through all the president's tweets. just kidding i actually don't read those things.

jean munster says by his estimate, apple controls 80% of smartphone profits in the u.s., about 60% worldwideay catch up with rick osterlobe of google, i asked him what will differentiate his device he said the camera take a listen. >> i think the photographer experience is second to none you said we had the biggest and best scores ever, which shows it has great photos and videos. and we do that through a lot of different means, but most importantly, our computational imaging technology and what we call fused video stabilization >> reporter: analysts pointed out google almost seemed to downplay the hardware, instead they seemed to emphasize onstage that they could combine hardware, software, and ai in a way that no other tech company can and that will help differentiate their smartphones now and in the future. others were more skeptical patrick moorhead of moore insights and strategy, his point was that google had to bring new, compelling features to the table today, if it was going to win over switchers from apple or for that matter samsung. moorhead said in his opinion he didn't see that. w

joining us, ed lee from recode, along with gene munster.te you both joining us ed, how much do you think we're making -- how much do we know about what's going on with sales of the iphone 8? >> so, you know what, apple has three main factories making all their stuff. they do that on purpose. partly because they don't want to sort of aly themselves too closely with just one, that could be a hurdle or difficulty down the line. do a channel check on any one of these factories, doesn't necessarily tell you what'sfacty i put a grain of salt on those concerns at the same time, this weekend i bought an iphone 8 for my wife. >> why did you buy that? >> hers was old, she wanted to get a new one. she didn't want the big x one that's going to come later had exactly the color, con figuation, cell service exactly we wanted. had in stock no problems. that told me i guess they have a lot of these potential positive spin on that, people are waiting for the x which is more expensive. i actually thought it would be quite the other way around looks like they

players from each of the home nations as well as france and new zealand will play against munster in he beat the italina paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round. but a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, the australian nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set of his match on a tie break against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the officiating, he claims he had a stomach problem, but didn't indicate that he was unwell and was apparently heard to say that he would quit if he lost the first set. and indeed he did. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. well the leader of the snp has told the government that they would set up the government that they would set upa the government that they would set up a not—for—profit energy company to sell energy to customers at as close to cost price as possible. she said that scotland should have the right to choose its future when the terms of brexit made clear. our political correspondent iain watson is in glasgow. you're still t

in the pro14, munster beat cardiff blues 39 points to 16, thanks in part to two tries from jj hanran. history by winning the world superbikes championship for a record third time in a row he becomes the first man to achieve that feat, and he's done it with five races left in the season! he's in a lane all by himself isn't he? he won the first race of the weekend at magny—cours to clinch the title. and to top it off, it was also his 50th career victory. rory mcilroy is still looking for his first win of the season, but he seems to be finally finding some form. he's competing at the british masters in newcastle, and the four—time major winner moved into contention with a six—under—par 64 in the third round, that left him ten under, two strokes behind the leader robert karlsson. just one shot above mcilroy on the leaderboard are five britons, including ian poulter and tyrrell hatton. it was a successful day for britain's rowers at the world championships in florida — they took a total of four medals, including a silverfor the men's quad. but, just moments before the race, they had to mak

johnny sexton became leinster‘s all—time leading points—scorer after they beat munster 23—17 in pro14scarlets beat ospreys by a point. chelsea ladies have maintained their excellent start to the wsl season with a 1—0 win over liverpool. chelsea have now scored 13 goals in their three wins so far this season. manchester city also won. they beat everton 3—2. england may have made sure of their place at next year's world cup, but a route to russia via the play—offs remains a possibility for the rest of the home nations heading into the crucial final round of qualifying matches. wales and northern ireland are second in their respective groups, as are scotland, who are in slovenia ahead of their match at 5:00pm today. after victory against slovakia on thursday, the scots know another win will secure their playoff berth. as soon as we walked off the pitch, as soon as we walked in the dressing room, i could sense it already. there was no singing and dancing, anything like that. we realised they're a good side. we have to play another good side. as a group of individuals, we know how importan

players from each of the home nations, as well as france and new zealand, will play against munster atou can keep up to date with the goings—on in the world cup qualifiers on the bbc‘s website. thank you. britain's biggest defence contractor, bae systems, says it's cutting almost 2000 jobs. the firm, which makes the eurofighter typhoon, is facing a drop in demand. the majority of proposed redundancies are at the company's two sites in lancashire. around 750 jobs could be lost at the plants in warton and salmesbury. over a thousand job losses are also proposed at other sites across the uk. danjohnson has this report. another typhoon takes to the skies but orders for this plane are running short, so the workers who build it now face uncertainty. job cuts had been rumoured but than others announced today were worse than expected. they'd made it pretty clear that there would be a rebalancing of the manpower unless there was a significant number of orders coming in. kind of expecting it, the news knew before we did, just one of them. in this area bae systems accounts or one in four manufact

. >> that's the gene munster call, he nailed that one said it was going down 7% or 8% on the backside -- >> they had a launch where the phone was melting. they had a launch where the phone was heating up it was bending understand what this company's trying to do which is sell a billion phones all over the world and have the supply chain that's unmatched there's nothing in history that even comes close, even the automakers don't even approach the complexity of something like this the fact that there are minor issues with a product or two, if you're an investor it's not why you make a move in a stock like this. >> but to your point on china what i find particularly troubling about china is what psi recently came out and said you big companies have to buy a substantial portion 10% at high premiums to state-owned businesses so china is now going from capitalism back into complete socialism and as a matter of fact they've changed the wording on their manifesto psi's going there. it's happening right now so that is the issue, what will it do to china but apple with china -- >> we have that

i caught up with gene munster about the rumors and reports that supply is going to be limited for the initially maybe more so than usual remember, it takes about three months typically for apple to come into supply/demand balance when a new iphone is launched. it's estimated that will be extend topped four month with the iphone x scott, back to you. >> josh lipton, thanks very much guys, what do you think, apple, after this terrible day yesterday? >> i think we feel better about defending it yesterday and saying any time you get a chance to buy it on rumor, unsubstantiated rumor that they had cut by 50% iphone 1 and 8 plus, demand from their manufacturer, i think you've had a great trade here, and it continues to be a great trade. like i say, i still say mid-is 60s to 170 by year end. >> i think you're going to see more of these rumors come out and what i'm waiting for and it's coming shortly is the day in which it goes up in response to one of these rumors it's having less and less of an effect it was down big yesterday, but it's bouncing right back today and it was marching higher,

in the pro14johnny sexton became leinster‘s all—time leading points scorer as they beat munster.o14 matches our evening kick—offs. benetton host southern kings, one of the two south african teams to join the league this year. the scotland squad has arrived in slovenia ahead of their crucial fifa world cup qualifier tomorrow. the scots have won their last three matches and they no—one more victory tomorrow evening will secure second spot in the group and therefore should guarantee them a play—off place. chris mcloughlin is in ludhiana. absolutely glorious weather here in the slovenian capital. the scotland fans here in their thousands have been soaking up their thousands have been soaking up the sunshine as well as some of the local beer. and you can sense some optimism. after thursday's result i think we could do it. definitely, this is it. we've won our last three games, three clean sheets, and i think we're going to go to russia. what makes you confident?” think we're going to go to russia. what makes you confident? ijust think it's our turn to win. it's about time. it's defini

france and new zealand will play against munster in their first match next month.sa may became prime minister last year one of the first things she did was order a "race audit". it was meant to be the most ambitious of its kind and its purpose was to establish whether people of different racial backgrounds in this country face discrimination. if so, how much and have their lives been affected by it? today its results are being published and it confirms what many people will say has never been in doubt, yes, there are serious racial divides. amongst some of the audit‘s findings are: black caribbean pupils are being permanently excluded from school three times as often as white british pupils. at key stage two, 71% of chinese primary school pupils met the expected standard for reading, writing and maths, compared with 54% of white british pupils and 13% of white gypsy and roma pupils. white british pupils on free school meals performed the worst at key stage two with 32% reaching the expected level. unemployment among black, asian and other ethnic minorities is almos

gene munster, everyone. thank you, sir. >> thank you.he windows of the room used to murder those 58 people and injured 527. the country's worst mass shooting in history. up next, we'll talk to father jonathan morris. question, where is god in all of this? ashley: according to "the new york times," republicans are reconsidering getting rid of the state and local tax reduction. in the last hour, gop senator john kennedy told us no decision yet has been made. >> one of the things being discussed as changes in the tax code to it i guess that is obvious. look at the map. we want to reduce taxes because i think it will stimulate the economy. it actually helps the government collect more taxes. but i've never said that a tax cut will completely pay for itself. no reputable economist is going to give them not. so that means unless you want the deficit to balloon, you've got to look for offsets in the tax code. state and local tax break deduction is one of the things being discussed. [gunfire] >> go that way, go that way. there you have it. pleas

gene munster, you're all right. we will see you again. >> thank you.p, conservative groups asking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to step aside. the rnc responds to that next. ♪ ashley: house speaker paul ryan says the house will stay in session through christmas if need be to get a tax deal done. scott martin says congress is finally getting the message. roll tape. >> we thought this would be done, according to steve mnuchin by august? checking the calendar that is a little bit off by now. but yes, listen, i think congress realizes they have got to get this done this year. hopefully they will do whatever it takes. i tell you, back it that repatriation tax holiday, it's a great idea, guys. jamie dimon did mention job creation that will happen. how about research and development, investments in infrastructure, capital spending that have been nowhere to be found in this economy the last several years. that money coming back from overseas as brenburg says, i hate to like to agree with him here, he is right, that money will go back right into the s&

. >> i was herman munster and they let me take the costume home. >> just like your favorite holidays. how about you? >> i'm not that big into halloween, really. my mom would be like be a tennis player. go borrow my tennis racket. >> you've got kids now. >> yes. holly is going to be a pineapple this year. she wants the to be a princess and a doctor so i think i'm going to make her dr. princess. >> i figured out the best way to get candy when i was a kid. i dressed up as a voting booth when carter and ford were running. i walked up into everyone's door and they said, month is winning? i said carter. they would dig into the bag and dump. i got so much candy. >> that was the first campaign you covered. >> good. >> all right. >> we are starting with one voice, somos wlief. celebrities united for a televised special to raise funds for hurricane relief which included incredible performances from marc anthony, jennifer lopez and bruno mars. demi low vato sang a beautiful rendition of "hallelujah" that will give you chills. take a look. ♪ even though it all

remember, we did the costume here and i was -- we did the munsters. and i was herman muenster.kids. >> that was crazy. >> i went out as grandpa then. >> how about you, savannah ? >> i'm not that big into halloween. my mom would be be a tennis player. borrow my racket. >> you have kids now. >> she'll be a pineapple this year. she wants to be a princess and a doctor. i'll make her doctor princess. >> i figured out the best way to get candy when i was a kid, i dressed up as a voting booth when carter and foerpd running. i walked up to everyone's door. i said who is winning? they'd say carter. they would dig into the bag. i got so much candy. >> that's the first campaign you covered. >> very good. >> dylan, popstart. >> we're starting with one voice, almost live. it was a star studded saturday night for a great cause. celebrities united for a televised special to raise funds for hurricane relief which included incredible performances from jennifer lopez, marc anthony, bruno mars who sung his hit "just the way you are" in spanish. and demi lovato sang a version of "hallelujah" that