and it's a struggle but sale beat iii—man la rochelle in the european champions cup.sportsday. we start with an extraordinary game in the premier league at bramall lane as manchester united scored three goals in seven second half minutes to come from 2—0 down to lead 3—2 at sheffield united. only for the home side to snatch a point with a last minute equaliser. patrick geary reports: bramall lane is an assault on the senses, fire, water and a song about a greasy chip party. it all feeds into an elemental energy that fuelled this messy and failed phil jones. no foul play on, and the final flick from jones. no foul play on, and the finalflick from john jones. no foul play on, and the final flick from john fleck. a team that keep on surprising. are they gonna sew share might be at the wheel but now they needed three point turn. a lease must get getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the a nswe i’s getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the a nswers to getaway, too good, 2—0. as ever the answers to their problems have come from within from young men like 19—year—old brandon williams. f

he found some fingers in his eyes and a la rochelle playerfound his way to an early bath.centrated on helping his team mates with some grooming techniques. a tight last 20 minutes saw this try from chris ashton but no bonus point for sale which could prove costly. like sale and la rochelle, montpellier and gloucester have lost their opening two matches. the french side keen to put that right in front of the home fans. their power on show as they controlled the first half. montpellier had a comfortable cushion after the first a0 minutes, 24-10. instead of eyes it was a elbows in the second half, another red card to south africanjack du plessis was sent to the sidelines. gloucester did the best to take advantage of the extra man but despite this late try it wasn't enough, losing byjust the three points. it's advantage spain after the first rubber of the davis cup final in madrid. after their late night victory over great britain, the spanish team won the first singles match with roberto bautista agut getting past ca nada's felix auger alissiame in straight sets. rafael nadal

>> i know rochelle is here in the audience. >> he's shaking his head. >> it's something that we're just now selling the bonds last week for the affordable housing and parks. this is our next area of focus and we'll be determining that soon. >> yeah. we're just getting started. we haven't put a financing team together yet. i've been in contact with project managers for both of those bond programs and they're confident that there is

he found some fingers in his eyes and a la rochelle playerfound his way to an early bath. grooming techniques. a tight last 20 minutes saw this try from chris ashton but no bonus point for sale which could prove costly. like sale in la rochelle, montpellier and gloucester have lost their opening two matches. the french side keen to put that right in front of the home fans. their power on show as they controlled the first half. montpellier had a comfortable cushion after the first 40 minutes, 24-10. cushion after the first 40 minutes, 24—10. instead of eyes it was a elbows in the second half, another red card to south africanjack du plessis was sent to the sidelines. gloucester did the best to take advantage of the extra man but despite this late try it wasn't enough, losing by just despite this late try it wasn't enough, losing byjust the three points. spain'sjon rahm has won the final event on the european tour — the wrold tour championship in dubai and in doing so finishes as europe's number one golfer. he was vying with tommy fleetwood for the honours and he needed to b

and rochelle ritchie. what is your reaction to what kanye west says there?think this delusion is coming from black conservatives is to lead democratic plantations to a republican one and i don't personally agree with that. i think black people actually need to take the power back within themselves and bow it in their best interest and it seems very odd to me that there is a consistent narrative that if a black person is voting democrat, somehow they are stupid or not publicly aware, that is not the case. at some black people are voting democrat because that serves their interest. >> martha: let me me take a look from your new book. you said i grew up in a house of addiction, poverty, government assistance, divorce, neglect, abandonment, and violence. then you go on to say they say you are this race, gender, age, education, so on, there for this is the future you will have created it is the safe way the known way, you say forget that way. >> absolutely and i'm going to have to disagree with my friend richelle. republicans don't have the plantation. i disagree

pwc partner mitch rochell might have answers for us. miff, good morning.g shopping this weekend. are we worried about retail sales. >> not at all. amazon prime day was in july. so august and september were a little sluggish, maybe a retail hangover if you will. the consumer is the real story in the economy and i expect retail sales to be really, really strong. in fact, i think there's a little darling in there. the housing market has picked up a little bit. we may see home improvement sales which had been sluggish for the last year pick up a little bit. lauren: mortgage applications surged last week. this could continue in the months ahead. how are you guys feeling about the holidays? >> pretty strong. our forecast this year is up a little under 3%, 2.7%, the average american spending just under $1,300 for the holidays. so we're feeling pretty good about the holidays as well. lauren: apparently not spending it at jc penney. they report before the bell. we are looking at same store sales, key metric to fall more than 8%. >> i think with retailers, it's eith

rochelle ritchie, lisa booth and jessica tarlov are here.you had a long week. what happened there, lisa, joe concha tweeted this out. i said social media really hit up on this one. evidence tweeted out cnn's cuomo trying to prove you can hear another conversation on another person's cell phone while on speaker mind you most ill advised thing since marcia clark had o.j. try the gloves on. >> he should have done some rehearsal. so hilarious and so bad. and, you know, is very embarrassing. i love the expression of dana bash because you can see her. she has this awkward smile on her face. bad idea, chris. want to help him out and say yes. >> you can see she is like what are you doing? even his mom is like what? what are you calling -- what do you want for me. can i hear you when you talk to me. even when he is like dana barb is here. she is just like -- i don't want to talk to you. >> half of the time jessica it's hard hearing somebody directly into the phone. >> absolutely. and even with great ear pods and everything that is supposed to make th

rochelle, i love her. she's a great example. we got to play this played a young woman who is looking to find out about her bar exam. she's had a number of challenges. i literally cried when i watched this. let's play this for folks at home. >> the bar exam results, july, 2019. i am so nervous. >> really nervous. >> we are all really nervous. >> i passed! [excited screaming] >> shannon: megan, tell us about her. >> that is alexa, and in that video, she is finding out that she passed the california bar. as a toddler, alexa was born with spinal muscular atrophy, told she did not have a lot of head in her life possibly. she is been confined to a wheelchair for most of her life. she has never left that -- let that stop her. she is pursued acting, television and commercials, graduated college, graduated law school, and yes, just a couple days ago, posted that she passed the california bar. i found the story on the website inspire more because they love alexa's quote. "it's not for my inability to move my muscles, i would not hae focus

>>was rescued by rochelle steffen the founder of mac the pitbull facebook page and nonprofit that brings dogs with special needs. stephens says the tail is a part of him now why remove it. >>and give him an undue surgery and then why take away a specialty. he makes everybody smile a local veterinarian says they've looked at everything. >>and don't see a reason to remove it. >>does appear because in any problems or complications at this time. we went as far as shooting radio grass or x-rays there are no bony attachments there are no vertebrates him that what looks to be a tell not. >>well isn't even bothered by his action tale know if you were in his eyes or or if we thought all thought that it was going to grow. you know because he's got. if we thought it was going to grow and we would address it. 7 says he is up for adoption. but she's getting worried. >>part of our concern would be somebody adopting him a morning too. cut the tail off. >>she says until the right person comes along normal is hers i i don't want to have to. >>break out the mama bear claws and have to hurt somebody if the

was about being able to convert the coach's ideas onto the pitch in that which they did in fair rochelle style. a flop of the past by just that of keeper zach stephens the thomas miller pounce i got on saturday so struck him by and 2nd in the 27 minutes 2 i knew i had looked indeed as if i had returned to the normal routine. up front they would scaring into a struggling just as though my my while manuel neuer well he had to keep myself busy at the other end. and the 1st half wasn't over when a selfless militate up says cannot breathe because number 3 his 4th of the cap of a bad memories of distilled those 3 all draw in munich last year seemed very distant and some would say that was a different caliber by inside. that kind of result looks unthinkable and the hands he flicked it was a focus display and the champions. then i get us a coach lays down the platter with no alternative she floors for and that's what gives the stability on the pitch give us as it had on blitz this campaign's title race may not turn out as unexpected as some might hope to find keep going at this pace to be hard f

reading speed a page a day or so sit down mr grieve and relax no one in your government likes to hari rochelle a smart mccauley suspects the push to publish is an attempt to attack the conservative party before december's election. the greve is a former member of the conservative government and therefore he's now an independent m.p. so therefore presumably he's going to stand for reelection in the present general election and therefore he wants some with serial which you can use against the conservative partly opposition parties will try to bring this subject to public attention if they can but of course they must discover what is in the report presumably there's nothing very strong in that report to really bring the public attention because. then the other members would have pressed the government to publish it because it was ready. and that is months ago so therefore they put it aside and said right it could be dealt with in the future government's point of view boris johnson would view he doesn't want this type of thing to be mentioned because he wants to concentrate on the general election

out of today's matches — exeter were the best of the british sides — comfortably beating la rochellelster narrowly overcame bath. the biggest age gap in the history of the world tour finals resulted in roger federer being knocked—out by stefanos tsitsipas. the six time champion federer, who's 38 years old — was beaten in straight sets in the semi—finals by the 21 year old greek debutant. tsitsipas will now face dominic thiem in the final tomorrow. the great britain rugby league side's first tour for more than a decade has ended in a series whitewash. the lions were beaten 28—10 by papua new guinea in the final match of their southern hemisphere tour. it follows two defeats by new zealand and one against tonga. max verstappen is on pole for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix — there's much more on the bbc sport website. but from me.... back to you, ben. that's all from me. hello. this is bbc news. as we've been hearing, prince andrew has answered questions for the first time about his links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein and allegations that he had sexual relations with v

in the west are preventing their frustration was rochelle me and its economic growth and growing consultants by talking about that going to the bad russian to influence here in the balkans but in fact the only bad influence here is the one coming from the west. the west that has broken our political and institutional will to get what it wanted to achieve its own political goals that we don't be russia has never done that. you're going to get any we're talking about russia. i have talked to president vladimir putin many a time is a think we'll put you know there has never been a single request we could be in there is always one question of the public how can we help coming from russia who would be what. has refused to give its consent to bosnia to impose sanctions on russia at the risk of folk but only for mostly end up where we have a disruptive effect. if you knew going in the west or the neutral bridge will they consider this as an order from russia political points not an order you have never talked about it with i've led him or put an already one else. you know russia understands opposit

leinster and glasgow enjoyed home wins, while exeter ran in four tries beating la rochelle 31—12.unster beat 0spreys in an all—pro 1a clash in pool 4. max verstappen will start on pole position for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix. he was already on provisional pole before bettering his time with his final run in qualifying. he'll start alongisde sebastian vettel with lewis hamilton in third. just before we go, england are playing theirfinal warm up match for their test series against new zealand. you can listen to commentary with test match special right now on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. counting is under way in sri lanka after people cast their ballots in a presidential election with a high turnout of around 80%. the main contest is between the former defence secretary and the housing minister. the election comes just seven months after a terrorist attack killed more than 250 people. buses carrying muslim minority voters, attacked by unidentified gunmen in sri lanka's north—west. no—one was injured, but it meant the election starte

they beat la rochelle 31—12.r led 14—0. two more followed in the second half — including one for england's henry slade as exeter eased to victory. glasgow have also started with a win after a low—scoring match against sale. glasgow won 13—7 — dth van der merwe scoring their only try in the win, while adam hastings kicked a crucial six points. elsewhere, leinster beat benetton 33—19. clermont auvergne against harlequins was a 5:30 kick off. ireland hooker rory best has brought the curtain down on a 1k year international career by captaining the barbarians at fiji at twickenham this afternoon. he couldn't prevent them slipping to a 33—31 defeat though. the fijians were flying, opening up a 15—point lead with less than ten minutes to go afterjohn dyer went over for his second try of the match. but the ba bas fought back with former south africa fly half morne steyn cutting the deficit to just two points, but they ran out of time to find a winner. the barbarians will take on brazil next before facing wales. we wa nte

mitch rochelle i watched apartment of the gaming. >> i watched most of that game but as a giants fanst in nfc east. six in six is best. >> i'll route for any team playing against cowboys literally so -- >> glad cheryl is not in studio. >> commentary from stuff is your face to stuff your holiday shopping bag this black friday it is on state street in downtown chicago watching the trends, hey graddy. >>not going to lie pretty quiet this morning it was old navy behind us it is open right now but they have deals but don't necessarily have people but a small stream of people coming in and out of this store. i know black friday is about about tv than other electronicses ating big box stores a the a target later today but you know this old navy and macy's across street pretty quiet this morning. thatting being said part of the reason for that is kind of the trend that we've seen in last few years. this store in particular has been open since 9 a.m. yesterday on thanksgiving day and that's when a lot of shop percent get early start and get deals instead of waiting until midnight on black fri

sale sharks produced a less—than—convincing display to beat 1a—man la rochelle in the european championsroduced a valiant fightback, but ultimately felljust short in their defeat by 1a—man montpellier in france. defeat for the cherry and whites means they stay bottom of pool five. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand, after bj watling scored a double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for nine. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven wickets in hand if they're to force a draw. i am concerned. no doubt about it, because i have seen england in this position before and it is a mindset and it is a case of application and discipline. not something that a lot of the modern day players enjoy. don sibley and rory burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion but a lot of the other england players want to be aggressive and positive so it will be a real challenge for them to show the necessary discipline, and basically take a leaf out of bj watling's book of denial, and backing the

yesterday exeter were the best of the british sides with a convincing win against la rochelle.in. ulster have also begun with a victory but onlyjust. they beat bath 17—16 — robert little with the second of their two tries. there were also wins for leinster and glasgow. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's shaun with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times and the business commentator, josie cox. welcome to both of you. good to have you both with us at this time in the morning. let's take a look at the front pages. like many of the papers, the observer leads on the bbc‘s interview with prince andrew, and his comments that he couldn't have had sex with an underage teenager because he was ‘at home after a pizza party with his daughter'. the mirror focuses on the prince's denial of a claim from virginia roberts that he was ‘sweating profusely‘, saying this couldn't be true because he ‘didn‘t sweat‘ during that period in his life. the mail on sunday also leads with that story, sa

sale sharks produced a less—than—convincing display to beat 1a—man la rochelle in the european championsloucester produced a valiant fightback but ultimately felljust short in their defeat by 1a—man montpellier. matt banahan and joe simpson both crossed late on but the french side held on. defeat for the cherry and whites means they stay bottom of pool five, in tennis, the hosts spain have won the davis cup. after their late night victory over great britain, the spanish team won the first singles match with roberto bautista agut getting past canada's felix auger aliassime. rafael nadal here then beat dennis shapovalov in straight sets to seal their first title since 2011. adam peaty put on a great performance as he won a thrilling 100m race in the international swimming league. it's a new team—based competition for 2019, with fast—paced race sessions between eight teams of both men and women. peaty, who's the 100m world record holder, is captain of the london roar team and was in blistering form here. peaty also inspired his team to a win in the mixed ax100 relay at a sold—out london aqu

no problems for exeter in their opening match — they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france.uins were hammered by claremont. the championship was decided a couple of weeks ago but still two more races in the f1 season to go. it‘s the brazilian grand prix this weekend and max verstappen will start on pole position with his red bull wasjust a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. new world champion lewis hamilton slipped into third place right at the end of the session. that‘s all the sport for now. michelle 0‘neill has been re—elected as sinn fein‘s vice—president, seeing off a challenge from the former stormont education ministerjohn 0‘dowd. the vote took place at the party‘s annual conference in londonderry. michelle 0‘neill will continue in the position which, in effect, means she is leader of sinn fein in northern ireland. she said the contest had been conducted in a "comradely way". more than 60 flood warnings are still in place across england and wales as water levels begin to subside after large parts of the country were water—logged. south yorkshire

in rugby union's european championship sharks beat la rochelle. particularly, although it was chris ashton that sealed victory with this try after the break. spain'sjohn with this try after the break. spain's john ram with this try after the break. spain'sjohn ram has won the final event on the world tour championship in dubai. he finishes at europe's number one golfer, he we vies with tommy fleetwood for the honours and he needed to birdie the final hole to beat him. the race to dubai which replaced the old 0rder to beat him. the race to dubai which replaced the old order of merit has only ever been won by one other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. ram said he was proud of himself for achieving something seve had once done. that is all the sport for now. there is more on the website. we will have more for you at round 5.o. thank you. i will be back with you at 11.00. first it is time for the rim review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases, as ever, mark kermode. hello,

be detrimental to him it might be also a blow to likud it's not sure but whatever the result is rochelle and i think that's an important point to make and by the way since september i said nothing i will not have a future to govern israel anymore but be that as it may i think whatever coalition government comes next it will still be a center center right coalition government because those who thought among the palestinians and israel is not the now whole was miscues shameless think that gun it's. 'd is is is too much or too much of a record in the military of bombardment of gaza to be accepted as a peace partner. ok marwan so the language what let's go back to the language that netanyahu is using saying attempted coup and you did make the connection the similarity the parallel to. this president on iraq using the same type of language these are elected leaders facing and processes that are constitutionally mandated process is a legally mandated process is using language like that can you put that in some sort of perspective for us. well look i think the entire issue of you know states th

let's ask party panel, former house democrat congressional press secretary, rochelle ritchie. and comedian host of part of problem dave smith. and town hall.com political editor, fox news contributor, the luckiest guy i know, guy bention, whbenson, who won. >> i did not watch it just that little bit you played gave me a migraine, a crazy town off of rail interview. kennedy: people could not stop watching. >> who won? the show's ratings and everyone on the stage, everyone played the part they wanted to, the view ladies top dump all over a trump to his face in front of their friends and viewers. kennedy: dump on a trump, a good fundraiser. >> i and think don jr. wanted to be like i got a book called triggered, here are the triggered liberal women, with the exception of megan mccain, and i am fighting them for a half hour, it was like a win, win, win but for like santee. kennedy: interesting -- sa sani. kennedy: interesting, tulsi gabbard came on and fought with them yesterday, it was more civil, i respect they have people on who they disagree, but that no not always the case. of

. >> reporter: aclu of texas staff attorney rochelle garza said they are being denied due process and fate is being decided in an unprecedented way in makeshift tent courts. it is being challenged in court but for now is allowed to proceed. the department of homeland security credited with slowing the flow of migrants at the border. >> you hear the president say things have gone better on the border, and then we walk through scenes like this. >> it's gone better because they feel like they have gone rid of the problem. >> it is shoving it five feet from the border. >> out of sight, out of mind. it is right at our doorstep. this is our fault. all of these people, how these people are living, it's all our fault. . >> this is what life has come to for this 42-year-old. the honduran migrant can be found here on the banks of the rio grand, washing her clothes in the same filthy water others are being used to bathe. >> she said she know the water is dirty but they themselves can't be dirty. they need to keep their dignity. >> a place where the camp grows every day and the few resources avai

mitch rochell.opic of those democrats who are in those trump districts, the districts that trump won. how are they messagein messaginr constituents this process, or are they staying quiet? >> that's a great question. those democrats are probably being more quiet than usual in want to talk about other issues. we've got usmca on the table. nancy pelosi's talking about impeaching the president. the administration for a long time, and i was at the white house during this time, has been negotiating with the democrats to get usmca done. this impacts many of those districts that we were talking about. and yet congress and these democrats are focused solely on this impeachment process. they can't seem to move the ball on any other piece of legislation. they can't seem to find common ground with republicans on other legislation, like lowering drug prices. it's a big problem for the democrats. if all they can show to the american people is the only thing they want to work on is impeaching the president. maria

>> i know rochelle is here in the audience. >> he's shaking his head. >> it's something that we're just now selling the bonds last week for the affordable housing and parks. this is our next area of focus and we'll be determining that soon. >> yeah. we're just getting started. we haven't put a financing team together yet. i've been in contact with project managers for both of those bond programs and they're confident that there is a need for another to be issued. they're still in the process of scoping out and putting together an expenditure schedule. once they're ready, hopefully in the next few weeks, the plan is to meet with them and get their plans and the projects, and matrix -- make sure their expectations are reasonable before we move forward with any bond sales. the last conversation i had, they were hoping to have an issuance for the full balance of the program bond. i put that in there as a heads-up to you that it could potentially be as large as that but we'll validate what they're asking for when we go over the projects. >> our next meeting is january. >> yeah, by then we sh

do you give him some credit, rochelle? >> yes. because i can separate church and state if you will. to fulfill his spiritual life, good for him. i don't know if anybody else out there watches first 48 but i do and you learn a lot about harris county. to see him go into that jail where you see the very horrific stories and crime that happens in that community and to do this is very admirable. however, this does not take away from the fact that i completely disagree with his political banter in support of donald trump. >> what if he said some political stuff right there in that audience? >> freedom of speech. >> all right. danny, you care to weigh in on kanye west's new spiritual awakening? >> well, i'm totally behind performing in prisons. those folks don't get to see a lot of concerts. i know. i've been to prison. they're not pleasant places. >> let's talk about, continue to talk about texas because we have rodney reed who is convicted of murdering a woman some 23 years ago. reed was set to be executed on friday before an appeals court stepped in to suspend his death sentence. of co

mitch rochell joins me now, with a long history in real estate yourself.ost be, dare i say it, anti--landlord. >> she wants to create a new bureau, the tenant protection bureau. she's focusing on public housing, renters rights and then regulation of landlords. so that's the big three pronged strategy by creating a new bureau in the government to protect tenants against landlords. cheryl: these ideas, the concern here, i think these are fair, is that it's going to be an over-reach and this is going to be more regulation. no that there aren't bad lords out there. she wants to go after corporations that own multifamily housing units, not just apartment complexes, but also -- we're talking like full neighborhoods. >> as i travel this country, i'm leaving for philly after this to talk to folks in the real estate community, the one thing they're most concerned about right now is in fact regulation because we're seeing more and more across the country, rent stabilization laws in states like california is now rolling one out and actually that's layering more regul

>>was rescued by rochelle steffen the founder of mac the pitbull facebook page and nonprofit that bringsial needs. stephens says the tail is a part of him now why remove it. >>and give him an undue surgery and then why take away a specialty. he makes everybody smile a local veterinarian says they've looked at everything. >>and don't see a reason to remove it. >>does appear because in any problems or complications at this time. we went as far as shooting radio grass or x-rays there are no bony attachments there are over brays him that what looks to be a tell not. >>well isn't even bothered by his action tale now so we're in his eyes or or if we thought all thought that it was going to grow. you know because he's got. if we thought it was going to grow and we would address it 7 says he is up for adoption. but she's getting worried. >>part of our concern would be somebody adopting him a morning too. cut the tail off. >>she says until the right person comes along normal is hers i i don't want to have to. >>break out the mama bear claws and have to hurt somebody if they want to hurt him. >>bu

. >> rah rochelle shannon went to prison for trying to murder dr. tiller.st and said she was even a threat behind bars. but that was 25 years ago. shelly shannon is not behind bars anymore. right now she's out. shelly shannon was let out of prison last year on supervised release. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted her case says, quote, she's completely unrehabilitated. she has the same mentality and goals that she had when she was convicted. abortion providers across the country expressed alarm when shannon was let out of prison, not just because she herself could cause more violence but because she could inspire it, too. so carl keeps a picture of shelly shannon on the wall next to his desk. her head shot hangs behind reception so everyone on staff knows exactly what she looks like, too. because who knows if she might decide to come back. dr. tiller, of course, will not be there if there is a next time. but the clinic is still a clarion symbol for the aggressive radical anti-abortion movement that has targeted his clinic. and the reason that clinic

. >> aclu of texas staff attorney rochelle garza says the migrants are being denied due process.d in an unprecedented way, in makeshift tent courts. the policy is being challenged in court. but for now, it is being allowed to proceed. the department of homeland security has credited the program with slowing the flow of migrants at the border. >> you hear the president say that things have gotten better on the border and then we walk through scenes like this. >> it has gotten better because they feel like they've gotten rid of the problem. >> it is a sort of shutting it five feet from our boarder. >> right on our doorstep of the united states. and this is entirely our fault. this whole thing, how these people are living. >> this is what life has come to for 42-year-old javelina ma kia, she can be found here on the banks of the rio grande, washing her clothes in the same filthy and contaminated water that others are now using to bathe. >> she says she knows the water is dirty but they themselves can't be dirty. they need to still keep some dignity. >> migrants here told us it is ha

want to bring in monica mehta and mitch rochelle. monica, let me start with you. out next 24 hours. a lot of data is out today. even though this is thanksgiving week. a lot of eyes on the durable goods report. the big threat is manufacturing slow down, no business investment, those kind of things. what are you expecting? >> this is a difficult time to go quarter by quarter, with trade, being a big conversation for almost two years now, there has been a lot of shuffling. there are companies predicting what will happen next. they are pushing forward their production. so i don't think you're seeing anything normal right now. so to put a lot of weight in any of these quarterly numbers could be very misleading. in general what you're seeing, even though consumer confidence came down for the fourth month, people are generally quite confident. again -- charles: sort of meandering near -- >> at the highs. slightly again, almost 50% of the americans feel jobs are plentiful. there is only 10% of people in america think a job is hard to get. that really goes to the foundatio

they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france. england's henry slade scoring one of theirfour tries.6—1 priced happy diva held—off a late challenge to become the first mare to win it for nearly 20 years. happy diva is trained by kerrie lee who's only the third female trainer to win the race. qualifying for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix starts in around half an hour, but earlier lewis hamilton was fastest in final practise. the newly crowned world champion for a sixth time must be enjoying having the pressure taken off and clocked the best lap 200ths of a second quicker than red bull's max verstappen in sao paolo. whales are still 1—0 up in that euro 2020 game. and just some news about cardiff city in this afternoon. neil harris is their new manager. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. hello, and welcome to this look back at some of our recent adventures here on the travel show. it's been a busy few months, so here's a taste of what's coming up. it's so hot! i'm melting. totally worth it. look at this atmosphere! 0h, here we go again. oh, wo

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joining me to break it down, ryan payne i here, mitch rochell and james freeman.> yeah. the investors i think hoping for somes news on china tariffs yesterday, didn't get it. unchanged in the u.s., but down in asia on the threat of maybe more tariffs. so this question of does it hurt china more than it hurts us and how much does it hurt either side suggests once again it hurts them more than us. maria: and how much pain can the chinese take in in terms of their economy, in terms of what's going on in hong kong? look, the president was very confident yesterday at the new york economic club and i think the markets traded down because he didn't make any new news. he reiterated all of this economic plans but what he did say was we think we're close with the china deal but if not, i'll be putting more tariffs out there. [ laughter ] >> the but is the thing that the market tilted on. listen, there's been no no news. we know there's a phase one, part one, whatever it is. we don't have any details. i think the market baked that in. if we don't see any details, the market'

traffic in nevada to san rochelle is good. the traffic from hercules to berkeley, we can see 680 from concord to walnut creek and a lot of slow traffic in the south especially on 85 and highway 17. campbell folks, if you can get on add and not use 17, if you are driving north out of the valley, go up on add and do not use 17 until it turns into 880. let's bring steve back in. >>> we have a bit of a difference on the temperatures near the bay where there is a lot of 30s showing up and wind speeds have tailed off. we have some on the hills. jack mckenzie says what a difference a day makes. it is 21 degrees colder at 7 am. in nevada, it is 52 degrees and 47 in napa and vallejo. you don't have to go far to find colder temperatures. i know how it works. 62 to 61. we are still above average. the average is 62. it was 41 degrees in 1983 for the record low. it was 40 miles an hour now it is 27 in oakland hills. we are seeing a rapid decrease in the wins because of the lowest out of arizona and utah and away from us. there is still som

southbound drains dropped passengers at the san rochelle station.returning from northrop. the passengers and then continued to the sonoma county airport station. transit authorities say that it will continue during normal service hours and this is the last step in preparing the stations for regular service. >>> the raiders beat the bengals a 17-10 they are still in the playoff picture and there was a real special moment for joe nixon, and he gave his mom the ball after he scored. they scored with derek carr, almost 300 yards. josh jacobs ran for 112 yards and the late interception sealed the win for the raiders. >> you have to close out games on defense and if you're going to win, if you're going to win, you have to get the ball and the defense has to close and that is something we are getting better and better at. i think we're looking forward to the challenges of going out there and finishing. >> do not have many games left but we have a lot of work to do. >> the raiders go to new york this week and they will play the jets on sunday. >>> the raide

there have been no major images or problems on southbound 101 and as you drive from nevada to san rochellehe bridge and you will see it is backed up for delays of 25 minutes at most and then northbound 880 is slow. look at these pictures and you can say everything is back to normal with the light a little different but pretty much it is a typical commute, which is slowing a lot of traffic out there. 880 has become slower from 238 to fremont and silicon valley approaches sunnydale and cupertino. let's go back to the desk. >>> firefighters are investigating a fire at a condominium complex after four clock this morning around east san jose. the damage is outside of the home and no reports of injuries and so far firefighters have not said how this fire may have started. >>> happening today, sonoma county is opening an assistant center for people affected by the kincade fire. it is for whoever may need some help and resources. christina is with the mayor right now with more information. >> reporter: good morning, we're at this community center that will be transformed into an assistant center t

we have heavy traffic getting to san rochelle. now we are going over to steve, who talked about the sunny skies but later this week it will all change? >> tomorrow, we have pretty good wind gusts. the big news is a huge change for us, we talked about something coming in around thanksgiving. forecast models look like they are going to shine on the bright side because they will be right. the rain returns tomorrow and it is widespread, soaking rain. we need it. it is on tuesday and then we have cold, unstable air and possible thunderstorms and hail and low snow levels on wednesday and then we are colder and windy and then very windy with highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. friday, we will see lows in the 20s and the system will come from the northwest and it will send the rain from northwest to southeast and i think three quarters of an inch to an inch and a half should be a good number for almost everybody, maybe a half inch in the mountains. kirkwood, my friend, winter is coming. it is rising in the sierra and helping to build for

even if you go up to the thomas payne house in new rochelle people there don't even recognize him ass. he wrote "common sense" which per capita is the highest selling publication in american history. >> wow. >> it galvanized the american public behind the american revolution. >> he died reviled and impoverished. only six people came to his funeral. three of them were the house keeper and her two sons. >> that's right. >> that tells you something. >> i thought it was interesting too, that michael jackson and farrah fawcett we all remember in the news business. most people don't remember they died on the same day and many people thought if, arrah did not get her just due. >> michael jackson for good reason dominated it was a story about pop music, fashion, race. >> and it was also a shock. >> right, farrah fawcett had been sick for a while i wanted to write about her because i love farrah fawcett, and i think that an audience when someone's around long enough in the public eye, an audience can see into them and can sniff out a phony, and people liked farrah fawcett for a good reason. >