what next for michael o'neill and northern ireland? michael o'neill and northern ireland ? of making it to a world cup, wasn't it? exactly. 80 yea rs exactly. 80 years ago if you have said they were close to making a world cup the few people would have laughed only. —— a few years ago. been on a journey —— they have been ona been on a journey —— they have been on a journey. they are ranked just outside the top 20. they had this incredible run and they got the last i6 incredible run and they got the last 16 last year. so they are incredible competition on the world stage. now they have failed to qualify, you wonder what might happen to some of their veteran players, the likes of their veteran players, the likes of the captain steven davis and gareth mcauley. will that be the last time we see them in the green and white of northern ireland? and the manager, michael o'neill, has received so much praise for the transformation northern ireland have undergone. but he has been touted as the person to fill the vacant scotla nd the person to fill the vacant scotland manager position

. >> reporter: school board member patricia o'neil. >> we just approved a $1.83 billion six-year capital budget. it doesn't cover everything. we know that we have aging schools and crumbling infrastructure, and we grew by 2900 students this year. >> reporter: she says school replacements are based on factors such as repairs and overcrowding. some poolesville residents admit overcrowding is not a problem, but it needs major repairs. o'neil says the board will re-evaluate montgomery county school repair after this winter. >> the building needs to be completely replaced. >> reporter: a group of residents called protect our poolesville are going to meet to decide what to do next. shomari stone, news . tomorrow, you know who your boss will be. for those at the consumer financial protection bureau, it's unclear who will be in charge and for how long. today white house budget director nick mulvaney appointed to work. president trump appointed him over the weekend after richard cordray resigned as director. but cordray picked liana english. english who was the deputy director filed suit to block

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. president trump arrives in japan tonight to begin a 12-day, five- country trip to asia, expected to be dominated by concerns over north korea and strengthening economic ties. early today in hawaii, mr. trump boarded "air force one" for the long flight from honolulu to tokyo. on his way to the airport, he dropped by the trump international hotel waikiki and talked to staff. it is a hotel that licenses the trump name. during his hawaii stopover, the president and first lady, melania trump, also visited the u.s.s. "arizona" memorial at pearl

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> thompson: good evening and thank you for joining us. president trump is in the philippines this evening to meet with controversial president rodrigo duterte and to attend another summit of southeast and east asian countries. mr. trump, wearing a traditional shirt, arrived in manila from vietnam, where he had offered to mediate the rival claims in the south china sea, pitting china against five other countries, including the philippines. president duterte seemed to reject the offer, saying, "the south china sea is better left untouched, nobody can afford to go to war." trump chief of staff, jo

tom o'neill, pete montana what's up?s on, after republicans take two big steps toward tax cuts for america. democrats slamming it, as a big scam. they say that it will explode our national debt and deficits, but someone here says history shows tax cuts pay for themselves hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell this is bulls & bears. the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, joan as max ferris, john layfield along with lee carter and chuck rocha. welcome to everybody. john, all of a sudden our debt is an issue when it comes to giving americans more of their own money back. >> john: yeah it is and look, four times we've had significant ut

the danes are six places above the republic in the world rankings and manager martin o'neill believes. thomas kane is in the danish capital for us. martin o'neill famously does not reveal his starting line—up even to his own players until they are in the dressing room pre—match but he's certainly got it tactically right in that crunch qualifier against wales last month. one of the key performers that might was david myler, he misses out tonight because of suspension. glenn whelan is likely to replace him. i think the players have matured. i think there's a good belief in the camp that maybe didn't exist a couple of seasons ago, an inner self—belief anyway. it's not one that is flaunted but there is an inner self belief that we can come out and compete. we know what we have to do, we know we must compete, for almost everything at every given minute. we are confident in our own abilities, i think when it comes to play—off games, in the last one we had against sweden we were probably favourites, but we saw how that ended...| don't think... i think it's difficult to call who will be victo

northern ireland manager michael o'neill had been linked to thejob manager michael o'neill had been linkedthe job but has now been given permission to speak to the scottish fa about their vacant manager position. new zealand are out of the rugby league world cup in a brilliant tight low scoring match. the 2008 winners will be to four points to two by fiji. that's the kick that proved the difference. they will play the holders australia in the semifinals. timeous arrived with a scare to reach the semifinals for the first time, just scraping past 11 and winning 3a points to 22. they will be in with‘s next opponents said they would beat papa new guinea tomorrow. it's the second week of the men's autumn internationals with all four home nations in action. wales play georgia, ireland take on fiji and scotla nd georgia, ireland take on fiji and scotland face new zealand. hoping for a first—ever wind against the all blacks. i took in, includes take on australia. from playing against the best team in the world of the moment. they're the full team. two draws against south africa. beaten argentina a

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. the republican tax reform bill that would cut business and personal taxes by $1.5 trillion over the next decade is heading for a u.s. senate showdown. like the house of representatives bill that passed three days ago, the senate plan would also lower the top corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%, lower income taxes for roughly half of u.s. households, end deductions for state and local taxes and student loan interest, double the estate tax exemption from $5.5 million to $11 million. republicans have only a two-seat majority in the senate,

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. a small town church about 30 miles east of san antonio has become the site of america's latest mass shooting. today, a lone armed man walked into sunday services at the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, a community of about 700 people, and began shooting parishioners, and then he fled the scene. eyewitnesses say the incident began during the 11:00 a.m. service, when they heard the sound of semi-automatic gunfire. police who responded to 911 calls chased the shooter and, in the words of the local sheriff, he was "taken dow

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening, and thank you for joining us. president trump leaves vietnam overnight for the philippines, the final stop on his five- nation asian trip. before moving on to hanoi, mr. trump attended the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit in danang, where 11 countries said they were going ahead with the transpacific partnership free trade deal which mr. trump has rejected. but talk of the trade deal was overshadowed by a meeting on the sidelines between mr. trump and russian president vladimir putin. while on "air force one" mr. trump said to reporters that during the meeting,

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thank you for joining us. with the united states on the sidelines, climate negotiators from almost 200 countries have hammered out a blueprint for future commitments to slow the effects of climate change. the two-week conference in bonn, germany, ended today. the goal was to come up with a technical rule book which puts the words of the landmark 2015 paris climate accord into action. presiding over the conference was the prime minister of one pacific island nation particularly threatened by sea level rise, fiji. >> we have done the job we were given to do, whi

let's do it the way congress did it back in 1986 when tip o'neill and ronald reagan got together and the democrats and republicans talked about it and fought about it and debated it but they came up with a plan that in the end the vast majority of congress and the vast majority of the people could support. let's not walk the plank for the 1% here. we know that there are some tiny interests in america that want to see this pass. let's not walk the plank in congress for a bill that reflects the interests of only the tiniest group of people. let's do the job imagined by that great republican president who served in this body, proudly, from illinois, from the house of representatives, abraham lincoln who spoke of government of the people, by the people, and for the people. for the people. and that's the part of that great triad we will be betraying if we pass this bill because it's not for the people. it's for the 1%. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back and i thank you very much for your patience and your attention. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman yields back his time. for what pu

commissioner o'neill laid out what everyone has to understand. be a part of the solution. share what you know with the police. don't think twice, give information to our officers. many of those previous efforts to undermine us the commissioner referenced. the almost two dozen previous efforts to attack new york city, a number of them were stopped because good people came forward with information in time. we need everyone to understand they can do that, too. as we move forward, we will look forward to the marathon on sunday. it will go on as scheduled. it will be an extraordinary event, as it always is. it will be well-protected as it always is and we'll take additional measures to ensure that. but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best, be new yorkers, be strong, be proud, be resilient, show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here, every agency united in common cause and this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that i want to thank for his efforts and the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo

new york police commissioner james o'neill noted that in an issue of the isis magazine that came out a couple of years ago, isis not only gave detailed instructions to its followers to use trucks to kill pedestrians, they specifically suggested a gathering like, as you see on your screen here, new york's macy's thanksgiving day parade as a good target for terrorists to target in a vehicle-borne attack. this is not thanksgiving, but it is halloween. and as it turns out, new york city does have a big event going on tonight. the annual halloween parade which you see here. new york city did not cancel tonight's annual halloween parade after this attack in lower manhattan this afternoon. but new york city's mayor and new york's governor, andrew cuomo, announced that revellers at the halloween party tonight should expect an increased police presence, not just at the parade but around the city, as a precaution. joining me is nbc reporter kristen dahlgren, thank you very much, kristen, we appreciate your time tonight. >> reporter: thanks, rachel. yeah, you talk about halloween down here, thi

o'neill and keane agreed contract extensions last month.nd side. they could have snatched victory late on. the liverpool striker denied in the last ten minutes. another manager whose future is in doubt is the wales boss, chris coleman. tom laurence putting them ahead in cardiff before panama's stoppage time equaliser. with eight days before the first ashes test, a great day for this man on the right, chris woakes, the first test in brisbane, woakes taking six wickets yesterday as england were made to field all day by cricket australia 11. the hosts 249-9. i will by cricket australia 11. the hosts 249—9. i will have more for you at 10am. next, as youtube comes under increasing pressure to remove music videos which may be seen to glamorise or encourage knife and gun crime, we've been to meet people who make rap and grime videos and say they're worried that they'll be targeted unfairly. pacman makes videos which get millions of views. he says they're just portraying real life for many people and there's a difference between rapping about viole

they are followed by the ambassador of ireland to great britain adrian o'neill. way back, the irish guards established under queen victoria fought in both world wars. the service chiefs come next, the chief of the defence staff, sir stuart peach, doesn't himself lay a wreath, but for the royal navy sir philipjones, for the army general sir nicholas carter and for the royal air force, sir stephen hillier. they are followed by the civilian chiefs for the merchant navy and fishing fleets captain martin reed from the air transport auxiliary association, adrian lead for the civilian services sara thornton who chairs the national police chief's council. and the wreaths laid around the cenotaph, the service led by doctor chartres begins. almighty god, grant we beseech thee that we who here do honour to the memory of those who have died in the service of their country and of the crown, may be so inspired by the spirit of their love and fortitude, that forgetting all selfish and unworthy motives we may live only to thy glory and to the service of mankind through live only

o'neill / nypd commissioner: after the collision, the driver of the truck, a 29-year- old male, exitedbrandishing two handguns. a uniformed police officer, assigned to the 1st precinct, confronted the subject and shot him in the abdomen. the subject was wounded and transported to a local hospital.the fbi, nypd, and other members of the joint terrorism task force are now investigating the attack.in lower manhattan, i'm kristen holmes. (robin) in the south bay, a stabbing suspect and a police k-9 are both dead after an officer involved shooting in sunnyvale. it happened just after one o'clock in the afternoon at a condominium complex near the corner of east wedell drive and jena terrace.police arrived there after reports that a woman had been stabbed. police say officers made contact with the suspect, a man in his mid-20s.and that led to an officer shooting the suspect.he ended up dying in the hospital.the suspect, police say, stabbed the police k-9 that made contact with him and that dog later died in a veterinary hospital. <"i'm surprised it happened to such a community. it's a good co

reminder, in 1986, the historic tax reform act included president reagan and speaker o'neill, chairman rostenkowski, dick gephardt and bill bradley. and in this instance here, 32 years later, not one hearing was held on this tax bill that is about to be voted on in the next 45 minutes. the significance of that is that there was never any back and forth. and in 1986, expert testimony was sought from 450 witnesses. who not one witness commented on the legislation. it's been advertised as a middle class tax cut. how can you say that this is a middle class tax cut and compare that to repeal of the estate tax? how many middle class people in america pay the estate tax? that's how many people pay the estate tax. no middle class american pays the estate tax. there is no such thing as a death tax. in addition to which a middle class tax cut is described as doing away with the alternative minimum tax. 4.5 million million families pay alternative minimum tax in america. that's it. i fixed the problem years ago for the middle class and 27 million people stopped paying a.m.t. so now we're down to

i would like to thank commissioner o'neill, others, the state police. has been done absolutely extraordinary. thank you. >> thanks. i would like to bring the first apogee commissioner. -- the first deputy commissioner. >> good evening. today's announcement of an sayfullo saipov on charges sends a strong message to those who seek to commit acts of terror in our country. chargest and decisive demonstrate the resolve of our local and federal law , whose work so closely -- who work so closely to both prevent terror as well as bring those who commit acts of terror to justice. the nypd wishes to thank our close law enforcement partners in the fbi, especially the fbi assistant director, and our federal prosecutors in the southern district, led by the acting assistant u.s. attorney, united states attorney for the southern district. >> thank you, tempe to commissioner. -- deputy commissioner. i will take a few questions. >> we are no longer looking for that individual. it is not needed to seek a name. >> a year ago -- another attack -- believe the complaint says

do you see them regulating with tip o'neill and the model for moving the agenda forward? >> i think that he will work with anyone that advances its agenda and i think that is what the country wants. i was happy to see him work with the democrats on a temporary lifting of the debt ceiling. i thought that was a smart thing to do especially after the republicans couldn't get their act together on obamacare said he's looking around like okay i tried to work with you on this for months and months, i'm going to work with these guys because i want to put pressure on the republicans to get this tax reform done before the end of the year, suddenly i got everybody's attention. the tip o'neill analogy is a little bit worn and historically it sounds better as we are describing it now than it was. he was a warrior against the washington way and it didn't happen overnight but he was able to transform america and he was ridiculed and reviled by all the deeds until they realized he won by a near landslide, and by the way, speaking to someone close to the president yesterday he said what

o'neil/ nypd commissioner: "today, there was a loss of life in lower manhattan. the dead and injured were just going about their days.""after a truck mowed over people in a new york city bike path, killing at least eight, and injuring as least a dozen more.witness/ mos: "it happened out of nowhere. i was walking down the street, it was a (steve) investigation.the ongoing investigation. (steve) we are hearing from more witnesses of the attack. one man says he could clearly see the truck in the bike lane...striking multiple people. police shot and wounded the suspect in the abdomen after he wrecked his truck. witnesses say the suspect was yelling, "god is great" in arabic. (steve) tonight we are learning new detai

attorney for southern district of new york and director sweeny and james o'neill.e're expecting them out there, in next few moments. we'll join them live with ples s conference starts, here we go. i believe this is- let's listen in. >> everybody ready? hello, thank you for coming. i am officer ryan ashe, i appreciate public recognition of the actions of myself and fellow officers yesterday, we were just doing or job like thousands of officers do every day, i know importance of yesterday's events and role we played, i am grateful for recognition we received, i want to thank my family, friends for support and responding officers into assisted me, however, do to nature of pending criminal case, i cannot make any further public statements about the incident at this time, thank you. >> thank you, guys. cheryl: that was interesting that is the nypd hero officer, has been called today, in new york city, that actually was first person to come upon the suspect here in new york. ryan nash saying he could not say much more but appreciative of the fact that there has been an o

james o'neill praising their actions. hours after the deadly attack, new york city's annual halloween parade was set to go on. it didn't go on as planned. the event draws thousands of people to the city. it's very popular thing people come and celebrate halloween. here's what one person person had to say. >> we know about the terrorist attack. that did not stop you from coming tonight? >> no, not at all. i refuse to live in fear. train for now the city also preparing for the new york city marathon this sunday. this draws hundreds of thousands of spec caters among the 26.2-mile route through the five boroughs of the new york city road runners come and europeanization. they say there will be heightened security, both visible and behind-the-scenes. mayor bill to blog see how says an event like this is being called terror but it will not deter new yorkers. here's what he said yesterday during a briefing. >> we have been tested as the city very near the site of today's tragedy. new yorkers do not give in in the face of these k

. >> do you see president trump emulating reagan's model for working with tip o'neill as a legislative model for moving the people's agenda forward? >> i think donald trump will work with anyone who will advance his agenda, and i think that's what the country wants. i has wayne to see him work with the democrats on a temporary lifting of the debt ceiling. i thought that was a really smart thing to do especially after the republicans couldn't get their act together on obamacare. so trump is looking around, okay, trade to work on this with months and months. ow the experts. i'm going to work with these guys because i want to put pressure on the republicans to get tax reform done by the end of the year. got everybody's attention. the reagan-tip o'neill analogy is a little worn, and historically it sounds better as we're describing it now than it was. reagan was a warrior for conservatism. he was a warrior against the old washington way, and it didn't happen overnight that he was able to transform america, and he was ridiculed and reviled by all the elites until they really realized, this

coach michael o'neill said his side were very emotional after the game but should use that to their advantage in basel on sunday. what happened in the game. as we have to move a scene from what but it's gone now in terms of whereas in the players' minds and the focus is on trying to get the result that obviously could take us three captain steven davis sees the bright side and is determined to turn thursday's defeat into a positive display in the second leg. we're in a position that all the pressure is on switched from we could not and to lose so we've got to try and use that as a to our advantage with an away goal in hand switzerland other favorites to advance from this time but the hosts on leaving anything to chance coach vladimir pick of each knows this game isn't a foregone conclusion yet. every time we eased up in the first leg they became really dangerous and violent federally switzerland were one of the best sides in europe during the qualifiers losing just one game if they say that form again only ninety minutes time between them and it take it to russia. formula one now and the braz

manager michael o'neill has been receiving many plaudits for the way he has transformed this northern linked with the va ca nt scotla nd team. he has been linked with the vacant scotland manager's job, team. he has been linked with the vacant scotland manager'sjob, so you wonder what effect this result will have on the team's future. thank you, jessica. it will not mean much to you, but if i say mind the gap, the viewers will know what i'm talking about! england and australia have drawn the women's ashes test, a result which keeps the series alive. georgia elwiss and heather knight steered their team home, with captain knight making a crucial half century. the series will now be decided by the three twenty20 matches still to come. from sydney, our correspondent andy swiss reports. england's batters emerged with their ashes hopes hanging in the balance. their challenge, to survive the day and salvage a draw. tammy beaumont‘s stylish start seemed to bode well, wellington and england suddenly had problems. lauren winfield not so much leg before as toe wicket, gone for 34. and australia s

michael o'neill's side was beaten. our sports correspondence is at windsor park.strating night given the way the goal came about? i think that is absolutely right. there were 18,000 fa ns absolutely right. there were 18,000 fans in the stadium behind me. you may be able to see the floodlights still on that still is referred to as windsor park and they made a tremendously enthusiastic noise right through the 50 minutes of the match. it was fair to say that switzerland were on top. they could of and should have scored once or twice before the infamous incident. that is hard to accept the way in which switzerland got their chance to score their goal. a volley from shaqiri which was locked by evans. it was amazing to everybody in the ground that the referee decided there was anything wrong with that. when we saw replays we saw that evans when we saw replays we saw that eva ns ha d when we saw replays we saw that evans had turned his back and it seemed to hit his shoulder. penalty given and goal scored. 1—0. i think theissueis given and goal scored. 1—0. i think the is

and we are joined by abby and rob o'neill. >> good morning.ut and there are younger, better seals doing it now. i'll take it as probably the best part of my life. steve: well, it's a great honor to have an american hero. >> well, i work with heroes. but it's great to be here. abby: and you know what it's like to work under pressure, rob. how is it like being here? >> well, we had fewer cameras where we were and not as much makeup. we were a lot quieter than steve is. steve: and i think the coffee is a little bit better here. >> well, maybe coffee. yeah. steve: geraldo herrera is joining us today from cleveland. >> good to see you all. rob, nice to see you there on the anchor chair. steve: hey, geraldo, you're out in cleveland. everybody's been following this guy from patterson, new jersey about 20 minutes west of where we're sitting, rented that home depot flatbed truck, went into the bike lane, killed eight people, crashed into a bus. we have learned in the days since he is in this country, thanks to the diversity visa program. was in uzbekis

shane o'neil says his neighborhood is normally a quiet place. the identity of the two suspects has not been released. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> new details about that deadly shooting that happened yesterday afternoon at a 76 gas station parking lot at 159th avenue. according to the "times," the victim was meeting a man to sell a cell phone he had add verytized on an app called let go. deputies are going through surveillance footage to find out the motive. >>> a dump truck contracted by fema to haul a toxic debris from the atlas fire in napa county overturned, spilling the load on a north bay road. both lanes on state route 121 were closed by the spill. chp closed it at about noon >> it's considered hazardous material because of the ash and unknown materials in the fire. >> several crew members were wearing protective suits. the road is still closed. >>> advocaes for walkable cities took to the streets of san francisco this afternoon to honor pedestrians killed or injured by cars. "abc7 news" was in the mission district as members of the

commissioner o'neil laid out what everyone has to understand. be a part of the solution. share what you know with the police. don't think twice. give information to our officers. and many of those previous efforts to undermine us, commissioner referenced those, almost two dozen previous efforts to attack new york city. a number of them were stopped because good people came forward with information in time. we need everyone to understand they can do that too. as we move forward, we will look forward to the marathon on sunday. it will go on as scheduled. it will be an extraordinary event as it always always is and we'll take additional measures to ensure that. but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best, be new yorkers. be strong. be proud. be resilient. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here, every agency united in common cause. this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that, i want to thank fori his efforts and state's efforts and welcome governor. >> thank you very much. let me ask everyone

. >> later that night, council member o'neill sent an email to her colleague debbie davis. the email read in part, patty pulled out her breast cancer occur "survivor" card a couple of times during her segments. she is pretty slick in her approach. davis responded the next morning that sympathy thing is bs. davis and o'neill both declined comments. >>> a high-profile washington lawyer is coming forward with new allegations against congressman john conyers. melanie sloan worked for conyers as a house judiciary committee staffers in the 90s 90s. she claims he was constantly verbally abusive and when she tried to talk to her supervisor about her concerns, she was dismissed. >> he would yell and scream at me there was a time where he screamed at me for not wearing stockings. >> the house ethics committee opened an investigation into conyers this week after it was revealed that he paid a former staffer $27,000 to settle a complaint. she claims she was fired for receiving his sexual advances. new york's kathleen rice is the first house democrat to call on conyers to step down. >>>