england beat samoa 60 points to six. here is adam wilde.ike any the game has seen before. it was being branded as the biggest, the best in the sport's history, it had a lot to live up to. frustratingly, that wait would go on a little longer — major technical problems meant the opening ceremony was curtailed. it was left to the players to make their own introductions, samoa building the atmosphere as only they can. england were going to need something special, the occasion definitely needed it, young starjack welsby suddenly on hand to provide it. england find a little bit of magic! and with that, the moment the world cup came alive. dom young, whose family is from newcastle and who plays in newcastle australia now delighting the english crowd in newcastle. many have tipped him to be a standout star of this tournament, and we can see why. it is a culmination of circus tricks and superman. the first half scoreline more comfortable than many expected. in the second, england's world cup charge really took off, ten tries in total, in a dominant

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it's been a dominant display by samoa against france in warrington.hat would keep them second behind england. brian to'o here finishing off a superb move. the match is live right now on bbc two. let's see the latest there. so there were 60 — four, running rampant in these finalfew minutes. were 60 — four, running rampant in these final few minutes. it is into its last few seconds on bbc two right now. and england face new zealand in the first physical disability rugby league world cup final this evening. earlier, wales secured bronze, beating autralia 32—18. but there was a familiar face scoring for the aussies this afternoon. better known for his comedy, adam hills with his second try of the tournament here. he had to settle for fourth place. there was a tight finish between india and south africa at the t20 cricket world cup. south africa produced a fantatsic bowling display, lungi ngidi picking up four wickets as india where limited to just 133 but it took until the final three balls for south africa to reach their target, david millar sealing the

it all starts, england against samoa. employees at a second apple shop in the united states have voted to form a union. 56 employees at the apple penn square store in oklahoma city voted in support ofjoining the communication workers of america union. the union was formed following concerns about covid—19 health and safety. in early october, employees filed an unfair labour practice charge against management at the store. astronomers have detected what may be the most powerful flash of light ever seen, from an event that occurred 2.4 billion light years from earth. the burst of gamma—rays was first detected by orbiting telescopes on the ninth of october, and its afterglow is still being watched by scientists across the world. it's believed to have been caused by a huge dying star as it collapsed into a black hole. four astronauts have returned to earth after spending six months on the international space station. the crew that included three americans and one italian splashed down off the coast of florida. they travelled

england, australia and new zealand and samoa and tonga.uad who are from the nrl grand final. teams all over the park at the moment, notjust those normal teams we see. tonga beat australia and great britain in 2019. they are in with a shout. when you look across this tournament, it will be a huge build—up to the game and it has taken so long to get it on track. we are finally here and finally getting ourselves into a position to move ahead and i am looking forward to it. i am looking forward to the story that luke keary talked about that will come out of this tournament. lebanon, the argentinian rugby coach, he has been for a training camp with them at some point because they had to get themselves in order for their upcoming games. 0ther themselves in order for their upcoming games. other teams as well, jamaica in theirfirst upcoming games. other teams as well, jamaica in their first tournament and greece, jason robinsonjoined and greece, jason robinson joined the jamaican and greece, jason robinsonjoined the jamaican coaching staff, former

and the rugby league world cup gets under way — a year late — as hosts england take on samoa in the opening tournament at newcastle. good afternoon. the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, today indicated major changes to liz truss�* economic strategy. in a round of interviews, mr hunt said mistakes had been made by the government and warned of what he called �*very difficult decisions�* ahead. he suggested taxes could rise to help restore market confidence and refused to rule out spending cuts, saying every government department would be asked to make new savings. mr hunt was appointed yesterday after the prime minister sacked kwasi kwarteng. here�*s our political correspondent, ione wells. well... hours into his newjob, the chancellor was tasked with setting out his stall, a very different one from the one the prime minister set out. on wednesday, she said she is absolutely not planning public spending cuts but listen to this. we have some very difficult decisions ahead, difficult decisions on spending, which is not going to rise as much as people hope and i am going to be asking all government

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and an impressive one it would be too against samoa...n early penalty gave the hosts the lead at st james park before jack welsby scored their first try with this impressive run. dom young crashed over twice to give them a 18 point lead. but samoa did manage to get points on the board before half time through izack tago. since the break, england have pulled away, these are live pictures coming in from the bbc one coverage. the score has been extended to 32—6. a try from another debutant a few minutes ago. 30 minutes to go at st james's park, a really good lead for england, the host nation leading samoa by 32—6. that's not the only world cup taking place... and england continued their successful start to the women's tournament in rugby union with a narrow victory against france in new zealand. scotland though need to win their final pool match to keep alive hopes of staying in the competition after an agonizing defeat to australia. jo currie reports. england may have won their last 26 matches but games against france are rarely comfortable

it all starts, england against samoa.ames' park, where we cannot wait for it to begin-— in iran, a video of anti—riot forces appearing to sexually assault a female protester while trying to arrest her has provoked widespread anger on social media. the footage shows a group of officers surrounding the woman in tehran's argentina square. social media users have called for the resignation of iran's police chief. british scientists have solved the mystery of where eels go to die — by tagging them with satellite trackers. each year, the eels leave european rivers and swim more than three thousand miles into the north atlantic, where they breed once and then die. tributes have been paid to the actor robbie coltrane, who has died aged 72. he was born in scotland and lived for much of his life there. the scottish star played hagrid in the harry potter films but was also known for his work in comedy, two james bond movies, and the acclaimed itv detective drama, cracker. our arts correspondent david sillito has been looking back at

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the rugby league world cup gets under way this afternoon with hosts england taking on samoa.ut this year's tournament is expected to be a lot closer. we can cross live now to our reporter adam wild who's at st james' park. adam. a year later than expected, the rugby league world cup finally gets under way here in newcastle this afternoon. it is being billed as the biggest, the best and the most inclusive competition that rugby league has ever seen, the women's and wheelchair competitions get under way in a couple of weeks but the focus this afternoon is very much on the men's tournament. the hosts england are desperate to start the competition with a win in front of a raucous, noisy, the competition with a win in front ofa raucous, noisy, big the competition with a win in front of a raucous, noisy, big crowd in newcastle. but they are up against a samoa side who are an emerging force in this game, it will be a tough match for england this afternoon, it will be a tough match for anyone in the tournament. a little later, attention turns to headingley, where australia, the defen

marine and great lakes waters from washington state to the florida keys and from the huron to american samoa. we represent the sanctuary off the coast of north carolina, which you can see here with the arrow. here's some other representations of our sanctuary, but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina. and we're in 230 feet of water where the labrador and gulf stream currents collide. not only is it casualties and only a dozen wounded. that evening the u.s.s. monitor arrives in hampton roads after coming from new york where it was built. the monitor took up protective positions against to the grounded u.s.s. minnesota, which is a stream frigate. on march 9th, 1862, the virginia fired from a thousand yards out against the u.s.s. minnesota hitting the ship and causing an explosion. the monitor quickly moved to intercept the virginia and the two ironclads circled one another, trading shots at point-blank range. each ship tried to ram the other. each commander tried to find a weak spot. through it all, the minnesota remained afloat. the battle that took pla

american samoa is the only u.s.-occupied territory where people are not granted u.s. citizenship at birth. people may apply for citizenship only if they relocate to the u.s. mainland, an immigration process that can take years. it is not guaranteed. one of the plaintiffs, john fitisemanu, said in a statement -- "it's a punch in the gut. i was born on u.s. soil, have a u.s. passport and pay my taxes like everyone else. but because of a discriminatory federal law, i am not recognized as a u.s. citizen." and the white house said monday that president joe biden will host israel's president isaac herzog during an official visit next week. his planned trip will come less than a week before israel holds nationwide legislative elections on november 1. meanwhile, australia's government has reversed a decision by the conservative former prime minister scott morrison to recognize west jerusalem as the undivided capital of israel, even though israel has illegally occupied east jerusalem since 1967. morrison's move came after president trump moved the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to

samoa building the atmosphere as only they can.uddenly on hand to provide it. england find a little bit of magic! and with that, the moment the world cup came alive. dom young, whose family is from newcastle, he plays in newcastle in australia, now delighting the english crowd in newcastle. many have tipped him to be a standout star of this tournament. it isn't hard to see why. it's a culmination of circus tricks and superman. the first half scoreline more comfortable than many expected. in the second england's world cup charge really took off. ten tries in total in a dominant display of power. england unstoppable. off to a perfect start, and for the wider rugby league world, relief that this world cup is finally under way. adam wild, bbc news in newcastle. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at five past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. there is nothing out of the ordinary and the forecast as we head through the second half of october. typical autumn fair, which is what we have seen t

we treated them like we did samoa or like we play anybody. we play anybody. we done our due diligence on them. hopefully— we done our due diligence on them. hopefully we will see the best results — hopefully we will see the best results this weekend. that was england head coach speaking to me this week. he's going to mix up to me this week. he's going to mix up the side yet again. the other home nations well, they are in action as well this weekend. scotland take on fiji tomorrow with wales taking on papa new guinea on monday. both wales and scotland currently bottom of the individual pools. mathematically they both technically could still reach the quarterfinals for the day would have to rely on a miraculous set of results if they are to get to the knockout stages.— results if they are to get to the knockout stages. before we let you no i also knockout stages. before we let you go i also want _ knockout stages. before we let you go i also want to — knockout stages. before we let you go i also want to ask _ knockout stages. before we let you

it started with ryan hall, he was back after being left out for the samoa game last weekend.ed more times for england than ryan hall. he went in afterjust a few minutes. that really got england started, the crowd up and running. he scored againjust started, the crowd up and running. he scored again just a few moments later. really staking his claim for his place back on that left wing. it was a big start for england, it was a big start for ryan hall. france came back into it towards the end of the first half. indeed, there wasn't much between them at the second half put england back in some degree of control before it became once again the dom young show. he really is turning into the superstar of this tournament. he scored a brilliant team try before running the whole length of the field to score his second of the evening. that really got the atmosphere going here at bolton. it was the blockbuster moment this occasion deserve. let's hear from moment this occasion deserve. let's hearfrom england head coach, who has been singing the praises of ryan hall. a, has been singing th

there had been suggestions before the match that samoa could cause an upset at stjames' park — but threegland scored ten tries in total — as they ran out 60 points to 6 winners. lots of good things come i never expected that sort of score line, but we can get better. but i'm very happy with the wind. no doubts about that. , ., , , happy with the wind. no doubts about that. ,., _ �* happy with the wind. no doubts about that. , , that. obviously wasn't the result we wanted, that. obviously wasn't the result we wanted. but — that. obviously wasn't the result we wanted, but england _ that. obviously wasn't the result we wanted, but england played - that. obviously wasn't the result we wanted, but england played very i wanted, but england played very well, _ wanted, but england played very well, so, — wanted, but england played very well, so, yeah, good luck to them. the head _ well, so, yeah, good luck to them. the head team, it seemed to drop. they had a lot of momentum and we coulditt— they had a lot of momentum and we couldn't swing it back. obviously we need to _ couldn't swing it back.

samoa or france now await in the last eight. that is after their dominant win in france.ut, and to'o finishing off a great score. and england face new zealand in the first physical disability rugby league world cup final this evening. let's see the latest pictures now in warrington. 21 minutes in, and as you can see, england lead 16—0. you can follow this on the app. earlier, wales secured bronze, beating autralia 32—18. but there was a familiar face scoring for the aussies this afternoon. better known for his comedy, adam hills with his second try of the tournament here. he had to settle for fourth place. there was a tight finish between india and south africa at the t20 cricket world cup. south africa produced a fantatsic bowling display, lungi ngidi picking up four wickets as india where limited to just 133 but it took until the final three balls for south africa to reach their target, david millar sealing the win. south africa are now top of group two with two mathces still to play. there is a lot of hype around a lot of teams, may that puts pressure on them. but we k

is 600,000 square miles from washington state to the florida keys and from lake huron to american samoa. the monitor national marine sanctuary is off the coast. here's other representations of our sanctuary is located 16 miles a coast of cape hatteras and north carolina and 230 feet of water with the labrador in the -- current collide so it's not only challenging to it environment to work in it's the most -- so we are proud to be working with the uss monitor. basically the union ironclad was the first of its kind prototype designed specifically for estuary harbor warfare to fight the uss virginia during the civil war concedes a strange looking vessel. these are the days of cannonball and canon fire and it would stay low to the water not giving much for the enemy to hit. that strange square box that you see to the right side and that rotating gun turret n gun turret is the first working gun turret in the history of the world and the first time it was employed. here it is in the water next to the uss virginia and again you can see how both vessels are low-lying to the water and again the

teams like tonga, samoa, fiji now pose a genuine threat to the game's established order and

federated states of micronesia, monaco, myanmar, new zealand, north macedonia, panama, papa new guinea, samoasan marino, singapore, switzerland, tonga, united kingdom, united states, and uruguay. if every -- any other countries wish to cosponsor a-es11-l5, please signify by pressing the microphone button. i see comoros. liberia, although liberia is already on the l document. thank you, mr. president. >> i think the representative of the secretary. at its 12th plenary meeting of the emergency session, we decided to take action on draft soluti a-es11-l5 by recorded vote. we shall now begin the voting press. those in favor of draft resolution a-es11-l5, please signify. those against or obsessions -- abstentions. >> we are now voting on a-es11-l5, entitled, territorial integrity of ukraine, with the principles of the charter of the u.n. all delegations confirm their votes are accurate on the screen? the voting has been completed. please lock the machine. [applause] >> the results of the vote are as follows. in favor, 143. against, 5. abstentions, 35. draft resolution a-es11-l5 is adopted. [gavel]

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the other game in that group between samoa and greece is on sunday, when ireland play too. the competition with their squad made up of mostly amateur players. despite a defeat to ireland in theirfirst game. the reggae warriors are hoping to add their names to the list of jamaican sporting heroes as well as inspiring others to take up the game. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports you're doing is to represent the people that got you here, who left their own country to give you a better life stop at the hopes and dreams of an island in the caribbean being safeguarded by rugby players dreams of an island in the caribbean being sfrom arded by rugby players dreams of an island in the caribbean being sfrom yorkshire. |gby players dreams of an island in the caribbean being sfrom yorkshire. magi players dreams of an island in the caribbean being sfrom yorkshire.— largely from yorkshire. my heritage is from jamaica. — largely from yorkshire. my heritage is from jamaica, that's _ largely from yorkshire. my heritage is from jamaica, that's where - largely from yorkshire. my

i spoke to sean wayne short time ago — he says he now knows the 13 that will start against samoa nextshing bristol bears by 50—14. the chiefs dominated throughout as they scored seven tries at ashton gate — jack nowell and olly woodburn both putting down twice. that south in the front for 19—22 points to for the first time, 19—22 points to win. and there's plenty of international rugby union coming up — as the women's world cup begins in new zealand tomorrow morning, also a year later than scheduled because of the pandemic. favourites england are on a 25—test—winning run, and they'll take on fiji in auckland at ilasam. france and south africa are also in their pool. england are looking to secure their third world cup title. i can't quite believe it, to be honest. we've been waiting a long time for this week to come along. the first week we are here, it was very relaxed, getting overjet lag. this week on monday, that's when the switch flicked and went into test week, preparations for fiji. and yeah, there is a real buzz around the place. wejust can't yeah, there is a real buzz around t

former student at the pacific school of a topic came to psr in berkeley after studying in american samoa. he was also serving with the church in san lorenzo. >> he was a faithful servant of god who decide to walk the walk came to u.s. how to get the education and skills to go out and make the changes he wanted to make think about climate change. but top u.s. dream was cut short saturday night. berkeley police say a fight turned into triple shooting on durant's street and telegraph avenue near uc berkeley. >> a top it was the only one who did not survive. investigators are still searching for the shooter. he was out with family and friends in the evening >> really what makes trying to do that. he did have to in the wrong place at the wrong time. for who also went by, eli was set to graduate with a master of divinity degree in the spring. >> mcmahon says for their community, it is a moment of true faith to endure the pain of this loss. >> this is the moment we do not understand. and, you know, we have to the guns and the got would take care. >> reporting in berkeley, dan thorn kron, 4 news

bryan: we have alaska, we have hawaii, we have samoa, we have south pole.ve this nice connection across the earth when the wind moves past. we don't want to look at what's happening locally, at point sources of pollution, we want to look what's happening in the well-mixed air that's travelled around a lot. reporter: climate change is happening on the observatory's doorstep. the snow is melting earlier in the year and the summers are getting longer. the blocks of ice that once served as a natural protection against the waves and rising sea levels, have gone. in recent decades, the air temperature in the arctic has risen twice as fast as the global average. people here in utquiagvik have witnessed the change first hand. >> the ocean used to freeze in october and now it's not freezing, sometimes until late january. so the storm surges, normally the northern winds in winter, would be coming off of the ice and now they're pushing the ocean waves up against the coast. so you're seeing a lot more erosion occurring because the ocean isn't freezing. you're seeing da

former student at the pacific school of a topic came to psr in berkeley after studying in american samoa. he was also serving with the church in san lorenzo. >> he was a faithful servant of god who decide to walk the walk came to u.s. how to get the education and skills to go out and make the changes he wanted to make to the right time to change. top u.s. dream was cut short saturday night. partly police say a fight turned into triple shooting on to rant street and telegraph avenue near uc berkeley. >> a top it was the only one who did not survive. investigators are still searching for the shooter. he was out with family and friends in the evening >> really what makes trying to do that. he did have to in the wrong place at the wrong a who also went by eli was set to graduate with a master of divinity degree in the spring. >> mcmahon says for their community, it is a moment of true faith to endure the pain of this loss. this is the moment we do not understand. >> and, you know, we have to the guns and the got would take care. >> well, the names of the 3 others who were injured in the shoo

of great lakes waters, and washington state to the florida keys, in from lake huron to the american samoa. this is off the coast of north carolina. again, here is some other representations of our sanctuaries, but we are located about 16 miles off the coast of cape patterns, north carolina. we are 230 feet of water where the currents collide. not only is it a challenging environment to work in, we've got one of the most important and significant thanks to be interpreting. we're happy to tell this story. what was the u.s. monitor? it was a cheese box in a raft, that was the first of its kind prototype designed specifically for estuary harbor warfare to fight the css virginia during the civil war. it is a strange-looking vessel. if you think about, these are the days of cannonballs and cannoned virus, and it would purposely stay low to the water, and not giving much for the enemy to hit. and so you just had a little pilot, which is those strange, square boxes by the battle. and then the rotating unturned, it's the first working rotating gun turret in the history of the world. it's the first

the rugby league world cup gets under way tomorrow, as the hosts england face samoa in their openingmost inclusive tournament in its history, with the hope that it will attract a new audience and broaden the appeal away from its traditional base in the north of england. our sports editor dan roan reports. half a century has passed since the last british success in rugby half a century has passed since the last british success in rugb legendary , £0 ,,, , ' {b 7 ”cup? r” to 7 ”cup glory. 7 to 7 77cup glory. these 7 the 7 77cup glory. these 7 the”: 77 cup glory. : have 7 off: 77 cup glory. : have 7 oftheir 77 cup glory. : have 7 oftheir own p glory. : have 7 oftheir own p glory. captain me england. fl. .. -..... me victoryglareet. ... .. -..... me victory on 1.21. ... .. -.... me victory on home ... .. -..... telling me what victory on home soil would mean. tt is telling me what victory on home soil would mean-— telling me what victory on home soil would mean. it is a huge opportunity for the sport- — would mean. it is a huge opportunity for the sport. we _ would mean. it is a huge oppo

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and...the delayed rugby league world cup will begin in an hour, when hosts england take on samoa in thef 61 games of the tournament. now on bbc news...unspun world withjohn simpson hello and welcome to unspun world. this is kyiv, the centre of the city, just a fairly short time after a series of missiles have hit it. one landed here but it doesn't look to me, completely untutored, as though it's a full—scale missile. this looks to me like it's a drone attack. we are in an area of the city which is mostly kind of ministries and official buildings and museums and so on, and it looks as though there was an attack on a specific car, which has just been taken away. details, we don't know any more of, but we can assume, i think, that this is part at least of russia's revenge for the attack on the kerch bridge between russia and crimea last saturday. there is a feeling that now we are at a crossroads, that there is a chance of further escalation in this war. what does president putin's good friend xijinping of china think about russia's feeble performance in this war? the government is now ton

this man's family and friends tell us that the 29-year-old came to america from samoa to make a difference. here's nbc bay area's correspondent. >> reporter: >> it's not an accident that he was here but it's a tragedy that he left just before he graduated. reppert >> reporter: leonard began as a professor here and says this man was one of his students. a 29-year-old american samoan in the masters of divinity program and on track to graduate next year. >> he was tough-minded, largehearted, kind, gentle, firm, steady. he was killed saturday around 1:00 in the morning and issued the following altercation one block away from uc berkeley's campus. he was on a boys night out with three other men ages 22, 24, and 28. they were also hurt in the shooting. >> he was never involved with a criminal element. he wanted to transform neighborhoods. he was dedicated to climate change as well. >> reporter: he was also a minister and mentor in the samoan community. this mass shooting was the topic of discussion at last night's berkeley city council meeting, parents calling in concerned about public safety. c

former student at the pacific school of a topic came to psr in berkeley after studying in american samoa. he was also serving with the church in san lorenzo. >> he was a faithful servant of god who decide to walk the walk and it came to be assigned to get the education and skills to go out and make the changes he wanted to make to the right time to change. top u.s. dream was cut short saturday night. partly police say a fight turned into triple shooting on durant's street and telegraph avenue near uc berkeley. >> a top it was the only one who did not survive. investigators are still searching for the shooter. he was out with family and friends in the evening >> really what makes trying to that. he did have to in the wrong place at the wrong time. but who also went by eli was set to graduate with a master of divinity degree in the spring. >> mcmahon says for their community, it is a moment of true faith to endure the pain of this loss. >> this is a moment we do not understand. and, you know, we have to the and the got would take care. >> reporting in berkeley, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> w

years of excursions, they will complete their mission next april at the national park of american samoaourney mean to you? >> well, it meant to go out and broaden my horizons and see all the beautiful things that i only dreamed about. >> reporter: a dream come true. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in our nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. bs news gilletten new. steve bannon is scheduled to be sentenced friday for contempt of congress for refusing to comply with a subpoena issued by the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. he could face up to two years in prison, but the department of justice is recommending a lesser sentence of six months and a $200,000 fine. >>> a jury found actor kevin spacey not liable for battery in a $40 million civil lawsuit, and the case was dismissed. it took jurors just over an hour to decide spacey

years of excursions, they will complete their mission next april at the national park of american samoaout and broaden my horizons and see all the beautiful things that i only dreamed about. >> reporter: a dream come true. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and a wonderful grandson. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." and remember, if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. us later. [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪♪ aleve - who do you take it for? okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

and...the delayed rugby league world cup will finally begin later, when hosts england take on samoa in61 games of the tournament. now on bbc news click today we are literally stepping into history. we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. today we are literally stepping into history. we are at alexandra palace and this place has seen it all. that's the studio in there. 2022 marks 100 years of the bbc. goodness me. what began with a single radio transmission has transformed into a global broadcaster. in that time, it has covered the biggest events of successive generations, working to inform, educate and entertain the nation. and throughout those hundred years, the bbc has been pushing the boundaries of broadcasting, embracing and sometimes even creating the latest technology. 100 years of broadcasting. it is amazing when you think of it. you don't look a day over 30. and this studio in alexandra palace has a very special place in bbc history. in 1936 the bbc television service was launched right here on this spot. performers and orchestra would have been here. and a h

cup gets underway in newcastle later on saturday, with host nation england's men's side taking on samoalobal exposure could define the sport for years to come. for the first time, the men's, women's and wheelchair tournaments are being held simultaneously. there is much more on the bbc news website on all of those stories, bbc.com/news or on the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. do you get in touch. from all of us, goodbye. hello. most of the weekend's showers will come on saturday, there will be some heavy downpours around, a blustery day, too. by sunday, it's a different story — it's looking drier. we are in between weather systems by then. now, low pressure very much in control for saturday just to the north of scotland, bands of showers swinging around that. before that pulls away on sunday, there's the gap we find ourselves in, this next system coming in towards the south and west later in the day. after a cold night in scotland, we'll start saturday with some rain in the west, having gone through northern ireland overnight. rain across parts of north—we

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seven years of excursions they will complete hir mission next april at the national park of american samoao go out and broaden my horizons and see all the beautiful things they only dreamed about. >> reporter: a dream come true. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: and a wonderful grandson. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." and remember, if you can't watch us live, set your d.v.r. you can watch (bright upbeat music) - [gianna] hispanic heritage is not a month, it's an identity, and it means a lot of things, showing the pride of a lot of people. nowhere is that more pronounced than where we are now, in the bay area. for some it's comunidad. - the murals and the connection that we feel when we see our stories being told on the walls. (bright music) - [gianna] others, cultura. and for us all, una familia. - [announcer] now, kpix and cbs news bay area present an original special "una familia," a hispanic heritage celebration. - thanks for joining us. i'm gianna franco. - and i'm jocelyn moran. all right, we are in the mission district of san francisco, the heart of our culture as l

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looking for whoever shot and killed ismaeli mataafa, he is a 29-year-old man who had emigrated from samoahere to america to earn his master of divinity at the pacific school of religion in berkeley. around 1:00 saturday morning mataafa was out on what has been described as a boys night out with three of his friends. there was an altercation about a block away from uc berkeley. mataafa was shot and killed. his friends were also hurt. we spoke with mataafa's professor at the pacific school of religion. >> ismaeli was never involved with the criminal element anywhere. as a matter of fact, he lived in neighborhoods that he wanted to help transform and so he was dedicated to that. he was also dedicated to climate change. >> we are not immune to the gun crisis epidemic plaguing this country. >> reporter: last night the berkeley city council addressed saturday's mass shooting and heard from parents who are concerned about public safety in that area. mataafa was also a youth minister and mentor in the samoan community in san lorenzo. tonight they will hold a candlelight vigil in his memory. >> i

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