but it finished 36-33 to scotland.his win putting them into the quarterfinals for the first time since 2007 and sending rivals japan out . >> i am happy for the group that worked hard to get there. and i think that's phase i and we are moving to the next phase, which is a knockout. >> scotland will play australia a in their pool a match against wales, there was plenty on the line to avoid south africa in their first knock out match. it was an intention tussel with bernard foley's group, 9-6 at ha in the second spell, wales dominated position but couldn't crack the wallaby's defeat. >> despite down to 13 players for a long period due to a couple of yellow cards, australia held on. foley kicked the wallabys to a 15-6 win. the winning margin didn't reflect how close the match was. >> it was pretty tight, you know, and i think it was a different. game for us compared tonight games probably played so far. so we had to show a different scheme. and i am obviously pleased with the result. plenty of imperfection ins our game. t

. >> scotland stay alive in the rugby world cup. japan is now out of the tournament. >>> a warm welcome to the program. there's been chaos on the streets of the turkish capital after two explosions that targeted a peace rally. at least 86 people were killed and more than 180 people injured when the blast went off near the cities train station. the government is treating it as a terrorist attack. it has announced three days of morning. the hdp said that the blast specifically targeted its members who were taking part in that member. here's this report from turkey. >>reporter: calls for peace drowned by the sounds of explosions. this was the moment a bomb targeted a peace rally. death and chaos ensued. this was the scene outside the main train station moments after. dozens of people were killed instantly although the final death toll is still unclear. hundreds of turks had gathered to participate in what was called a peace rally organized by groups calling for peace talks to resume between the pkk and the government. >> there was a de

miz kicks cost a bigger lead and scotland stayed in touch. >> inside the final 7 minutes, scotland captain greg lade lor opted for a scrum instead of a penalty and scored the decisive dry. there were nervous moments to come to scotland. samoa managing to cross the line again, finishing 36-33 to scotland. this win putting them into the quarter find for the first time since 2007. and sending rivals japan out. >> really, really happy for the group. they worked hard to get there. and i think that's - that's phase one. and we are moving to the next phase, which is a knock out. >> scotland will play australia, in their pool a match against wales. there was plenty on the line to avoid south africa in a first knockout match. and it was an intense tussle with bernard foley's boot edging australia ahead 9-6. they dominated the position, but couldn't crack the wallabies defense. despite being down to 13 players for a long period due to a couple of yellow cards, australia held on. foley kicked the wallabies to a 15-6 win, but the winning margin didn't reflect how close the match was. >> it was tight.

will the prime minister confirmed today that scotland will receive our fair share of this funding, and we seeing a one nation government? rate have not yet set the of the apprenticeship levy, or indeed, set what level of business size it has to be before it starts paying that. i can guarantee that scotland will be treated fairly, will get its fair share of any apprenticeship levy. as ever, with the smp, they invent a grievance before it exists. >> thank you, mr. speaker. workers on site at the development, which will bring 1900 new jobs, new shops such as marks and spencer, and new facilities. does the private us to agree that you simply don't get 50 million pounds investment without economic confidence? would you like to join us at the opening? -- i have already made a visit to your constituency to see one of your schools. i look forward to coming back. this looks like a very exciting development. i made the point that of course, you need a strong and stable economy to make sure we get this investment and housing going. we also need councils to complete their local plans and put them

sean: new development in the 1988 bombing over lockerbie, scotland. it killed 11 people on people on >> it is always disappointing. you always hold out hope that, you know, maybe

in scotland, the drug has recently been prescribed.orable friend assure me that children in england will receive the drug and that archie's fantastic campaigning has not been in vain? prime minister cameron: i well remember meeting archie, with his incredible spirit and his way of campaigning. as my right honorable friend says, a decision will be made by nice on friday. what we need to do, as well as making sure that such decisions are made by clinicians, rather than politicians, we need to talk to the drug companies about getting the cost of these drugs down. this drug and others like it can cost over £400,000 per patient per year. the cancer drugs fund has helped to reduce the costs that the companies charge. we need to see that in other areas, too. cat smith: for many years, pensioners and disabled people in fleetwood have enjoyed free access to the local tram service that connects the town to blackpool. free travel has been withdrawn due to funding cuts. will the prime minister consider extending the national concessionary travel s

corbyn: and, friends, we need to renew our party in scotland. want to pay a big tribute to our leader in scotland, kezia dugdale. [applause] mr. corbyn: i know that people in scotland have been disappointed by the labour party. i know you feel we lost our way. i agree with you. kezia has asked people to take another look at the labour party. and that's what i want people across scotland to do. under kezia and my leadership, we will change. we will learn the lessons of the past. and we will again make labour the great fighting force you expect us to be. we need to be investing in skills, investing in our young people and strong message -- not cutting student numbers. giving young people real hope and real opportunity. [applause] mr. corbyn: conference, it is labour that is the progressive voice for scotland. there's another big campaign we need to lead. david cameron's attack on the living standards of low paid workers and their families through the assault on tax credits. first, remind people over and over again, david cameron pledged during the

tom: one forced officials in scotland say there is a legal national suspects in the pan am 103 bombing. only one person has ever been convicted in connection with the bombing. he died in 2012. the attack killed 11 people on the ground and 259 people on the plane, including two granite staters, stephen boland and pilot james mccrory. >> friends of concord high school' s president are holding a fund-raising walk saturday. jean connolly was diagnosed with als a year and a half ago, and though the disease has robbed him of his voice, students and staff say they have learned lessons from him every day. a student with a guitar because of concord high school is sent to principal jean conley' s office, but he' s not in trouble. principle commonly just wants to hear him jam on his guitar, a les paul the principal can no longer play because his fingers he was diagnosed with the disease a year and a half ago. still, he remains on the job, now communicating with a special program on his ipad. >> i love concord high, and i have a lot more to give. i have a lot more in my tank. shelley: the prognosi

today, scotland's prosecuting authorities announce their two other people believed to be involved andou are being pursued for questioning. stephanie bernstein who lost her husband in the bombing welcomed the announcement. stephanie: we have always known that there were many other the persone from convicted who were involved. this was a massive security operation that could never, ever have taken place without many people involved. so that fact the scottish and the u.s. government had identified these two individuals that hope to question them is really wonderful news. : scottish officials have requested access to the two men. progress being made and there is potential for further investigations, and if there are further people who should be charged, that is what the prosecuting authority should be doing. lorna: the bbc believe the two identified suspects are of della -- and colonel qaddafi's spy are currently being held in jail in libya for other crimes. for 27ink it is tragic years later, we still do not seem to know who is responsible for murdering our families. and our bereavement

you came out of scotland.e to deal with angus deaton and now i have to deal with neil ferguson. it is a scottish hour. how did you get to a point of no agenda when anybody within a lose second -- anglo-saxon economics has an opinion? accidentthink it is no that the living british-born economists who are laureates, both of us are from scotland. tradition ofg thinking hard about money in scotland. tom: very good. let's talk about the item most acclaimed within your award and that is inequality. theeems to the widening political debate in the united kingdom and the political debate in america speaks of a new kind of inequality. what is different in 2015 from your seminal paper of 1980? angus: i think it has gone on. there is much more to worry about now than it was then. it was sort of the beginning to start. there has always been an equality. there was inequality a long time ago. now we are going through a phase of rising inequality. aparting that delights me from the prize is that this will help push inequality

and, friends, we need to renew our party in scotland. i want to pay a big tribute to our leader in scotland. i nope people have been disappointed in scotland in the labour party. he's asked people to take another look at the labour party and that's what i ask people to do. under our leadership it will change. we want to again make labour the fighting force you expect us to be. we need to be investing in skills, investing in our young people. and strong message here not cutting student numbers, giving young people real hope and real opportunity. conference, it is labour that is the progressive voice for scotland. there's another big campaign we need to lead, david cameron's attack on the living standards of low pay workers and their families through the assault on tax credit. first, remind people over and over again that david cameron pledged during the election not to cut child tax credits. on the question time leaders debate he said he rejected child tax credits. how can it be right that a single mother as a part-time nurse earning just

i thought scotland played well. they really threw everything at us. their attack was good, the carry strong. they have momentum there. it was a tough test match. you saw it it went down to the wire. that's what's in these games. >> there's more in a team. it's upset dressing room as you can imagine. >> we made a big trade. we are not just saying that. we are one kick away from being in the semifinals of the world cup. >> early injury hit ireland were in trouble against argentina. they were 17-0 up after 13 minutes. ireland were collecting injuries, tommy their latest victim. his replacement started a fight back. luke fitzgerald giving them home. and in the second half ireland looked to be back in sight of a first ever world cup semifinal. jordan murphy touching down as ireland got been three points of the south americans. it proved a catalyst for argentina to step up their game. fit enough to score in the corner. and here to wrap up a 43-20 win. argentina plays australia at twickenham next sunday. >> for the first time in the tournament's history, no

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on sunday after scotland defeated samoa.d in this clash in newcastle with samoa pushing them all the way. in the end, a match went into play carried scotland into the quarterfinals with a nail biting 36-33 victory. japan needed samoa to win in order to secure a historic place in the final eight. sunday's matchup includes france versus ireland. >>> and finally this hour, emirates air has a new celebrity friend of sorts. it's jennifer aniston who stars in the airlines' latest commercial that promotes on-board showers and inflight bar. as jeanne moos figured out, luxury is at a sky high price. >> it's not easy to find a place to take a shower eight miles up, even when you're jennifer aniston. >> i'm looking for the shower. >> there are no showers here, ma'am. >> i'm going to look pretty silly dressed like this going to the bar. >> there's no bar here. but we do have hot towels and a bag of peanuts. >> did with this dig at domestic airlines, america's sweetheart begins her gig advertising emirates airlines. >> there's no shower.

japan face scotland next and briefly led the game after a try. but scotland beat japan 45-10. back on form against samoa in the third match. the winger went flying over the line to help japan win 26-5. after waiting nearly a quarter century to win its second world cup game, japan took three in quick succession. and the victories have fired up a passion for rugby back home. >> reporter: the next world cup takes place four years from now in japan. rugby fans will be watching to see whether home advantage will help the team go even further. nhk world. >>> japan's automakers have been struggling to deal with slagging sales for years. model changes and upgrades won't do it anymore. some are calling for a revolution in the way we travel. nhk reports. >> reporter: electric transport on three wheels. toyota claims this is the future of city driving. zippy and stylish, the i-road allows all-weather driving and no helmet required. it's about 90 centimeters wide, slightly bigger than a motorbike. a three-hour charge offers enough juice to run 50 kilometers. toyota is giving customers a y

with nearly 30 years of trying to stop violence in scotland, goulden said a lack of respect for others and can to a violent edge. 36:20 goulden: we have law enforcement and they have a clear role but we'll never police away all violence. we need to get people to show some compassion in their communities, to get people to act, to intervene, not just for law enforcement but to challenge their friends, their neighbors are. the assault and killing of 66-year-old nancy krapfl two months ago brought so much outrage throughout dubuque. yet this talk... nats of goulden. .needed to take place - even over the subjects of racist or sexist comments or jokes. 3950 if we don't confront those types of things, they can potentially escalate to those things that are violent. scanning the audience on thursday night, about 150 did hear the message. so we asked. what will people - what will you do to make dubuque better.or safer? 05:20. i guess i want to get involved with mentoring and it's something i guess i've wanted to do for a while. i feel it's somewhat lacks in dubuque, is mentoring younger kids to

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win over ireland and we report. >> reporter: emotions were running high at london's stadium with scotlandalia in the last world cup quarter final. the scotts were the northern hemispheres last surviving teams and dominated early on, taking the lead with a tri from ashley cooper and it was flowing in both directions and scotland fought back with peter horn and at half time the scotts led by a point. it was a similar story after the break but australia were edging ahead, this converted tri putting them eight points clear. and with seven minutes to go and interception try for mark bennett to have stolen the game for the scotts and conversely denied the win when australia were awarded the last-minute penalty. and folie breaking the scottics hearts for the 35-34 win. >> firstly i'm obviously thrilled we won the game, it has given us an opportunity to play in the semi finals so i thought scotland played really well. they are really true and thought their attack was crews and carries very strong and momentum there so it was a really tough test match and it went down to the wire and what happens

this is northern england, scotland, finland. spectacular pictures tonight. you can see the beautiful colors. this one actually from sterling shores scotland adds well. nice greens. some yellows if. i showed that you one. why? we had a lot of k activity going on with the sun tonight. that energy comes roaring and focus at the poles a little bit. as the charged part kems collide. we start to get the colors. that is what you are were seeing tonight if you had chance to see the northern lights or known as the aurora. lets take about tonight. it is a gorgeous evening out there. still warm at 62 degrees gress. westerly breeze at 10 miles per hour. now tomorrow, the current temperature now is about the high temperature for the day. not bad. it is cooler than we had going on today. the other thing is, a few clouds clouds slipping that wayne today. there is not really any are in are or moisture associated with it. the clouds are very, very tin. you can almost see the stars right through them. tonight, cheer, cool. 44 to 50 degrees. tomorrow, may be a few clouds in th

one documentary on the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie scotland cracked this cold case widepen. >> my brother and others were killed and there is uncertainty over who did it. >> the only person ever convicted of the bombing of flight 103, the murder of your daughter, my brother, i'm watching him go free live on television. i'm asking myself, is the murderer getting away? jon: that was a clip from the documentary "my brother's bomb." it builds a case against two new suspects he claims were behind the 1988 bombing that brought down pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. 189 americans were killed including ken's older brother david. ken -- ornstein joins us now. he's the filmmaker behind the documentary that helped crack the lockerbie case. did the f.b.i. other other agencies involved in this investigation, have they said why it was your documentary that did it? >> i don't know that they have said that. i know that they are aware of the reporting that it was doing, the reporting frontline has put out. and two days before we aired the final segment they made their first pub

the fall out from scotland's departure from rugby world cup.ay that with a heavy heart. >> i'm lee wellington. fifa to died whether to delay the presidential election in an election where there is total chaos. >> welcome back. now the day's sports news. here is sana. >> thank you very much. michel platini could become the next fifa president the head of european football has been suspended from all football-related activities for 90 days but claims he has been treated shamefully. the comments come as executives gather in switzerland for an emergency meeting on tuesday. that was triggered by the 90-day ban by sepp blatter, who is being investigated by the governing body's ethics committee. >> well in circumstances could barely be worse for him. whether to deny this presidential election from february 26th through turmoil and chaos around the organization. the organization sepp blatter, he is finally looking over as he has suspended for 90 days. one of the reasons for that is what is called a disloyal payment. a mystery payment of $2 million for

they are scotland nationals. they followed up the opening loss to japan with a victory over samoa. >> we haven't achieved anything yet. we are in the same position as the week before. we need to grind it out, and this is our next step. hopefully, towards that world cup. >>> in pool b the match between samoa and japan - both need to win to have a chance to reach the quarterfinals. japan won the last two outings between the side. in this one japan takes the lead 3-0 the latest score at the moment. our first confirmed quarterfinalist at the rugby world cup. [ performing the hake ]. >> all blacks thrashing georgia 23-10 to progress. >> would you say the game was great? no one saying is it was great, but it doesn't have to be at the moment. if you can understand that. you don't get gold medals for winning the game, you just have to qualify. that's what we are doing knew. >> sepp blatter's is defying calls from sponsors to stepdown. coca-cola, visa and budweiser is calling for the president to resign, a week after the

he is in charge of the great turn bury in scotland. we are renovating turn bury in scotland one of the great resorts in the world where they have the british open golf championship. he has been absolutely amazing. i watched him last night and i said i don't want to go in tonight because i cannot compete with that performance that he did last night. was great. he looked great and he sounded great. he is very, very smart. and he has done a fantastic job. >> donald, thank you, i hope that we are looking forward to introducing your wife to the "on the record" audience as well as i ivanka and your son don put pressure on them will you? >> absolutely, greta i will. >> thank you, donald, nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >> and this is an interesting surprise. cnbc, which is the host of the next g.o.p. debate, which donald trump said that he was not happy with the rules. they have now issued a statement and it says. this. our goal is to host the most substantive debate as possible. our practice in the past has been to forego opening st

semifinal opponents australia just through their game against scotland, a controversial last minute pass giving them victory by a point. argentina looks good in their quarter final, beating ireland 43-20. that semi coming up now in just a few minutes in london. >> i know what they can do and we will try to put down in a bad place and try to win the battle in every break down and every tackle. >> no one really saw that coming last week. they are a great team. they put a great performance in, we're going to be -- we're not under any illusions that things are going to be easy. it's all about us going out there and doing a job and nullifying those areas. >> lee wellings is at the game. you probably expect australia to have made it this far, but is argentina good enough to reach their first final? >> they certainly deserve to be in the semifinals, they can put in this performance against australia today. huge excitement around this team. their quarter final performance against ireland was absolutely outstanding. right from the start in this tournament, when they first came, argentina showed t

what i would say is scotland voted to stay in the united kingdom. and the agreement said that we should respect the decision of the scottish people. we had a united kingdom general election for a united kingdom referendum. day ofjust say, on this all days, i was hoping he might raise the fact that because of today,nese state visit alexander dennis, the bus maker in his constituency, is signing a 2 billion pound deal that will provide thousands of jobs. >> i recently visited the british army training unit in suffield. and i met -- >> order, order. calmembers must themselves. the young lady will ask what might be her first prime minister's question. that question will be heard in full. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i recently visited the british army training unit in suffield. many brave men and women are undergoing advanced combat training, including my constituent, ian wallace. toy support the commitment spending the nato targets of 2% of our gdp on protecting britain's interest. friend right honorable is by now that will go towards investment in equip

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prosecutors in scotland say they have identified two libyans as suspects in 1980 bomber of a -- bombinga passenger jet. scotland and the united states are asking libyan authorities to allow scottish detectives and fbi agents to interview the suspects in tripoli. the bombing of pan am flight 103 killed 270 people, including 11 on the ground. forecasters say much of the united -- much of the united eights has a what hunter ahead, but not necessarily a snowy one. the forecast is due to one of the strongest el niÑo's on record. expects a cool and wet winter for the south and even drought ravaged california may get some relief. 70 news for more than million americans who rely on social security checks -- they won't be getting a cost-of-living increase next year. the reason? low inflation. recipients of disability or federal retiree benefits also will not be seeing increases. it is the third time that has happened since 2010. that is your first word news. back to you. let's get a quick -- scarlet: let's get a quick recap on how stocks closed. we saw the dow closing at a two month high. the ri

about scotland. if you look at the u.k., in terms of -- and talking about it as well. some reason people are waiting as seeing what will happen with the u.k. a you can suddenly have sterling and the currency. we will the equity markets later. jonathan: looking at price from the bank of england, a rate hike at the back of next year. isn't that a referendum, how are those things going to stack of and how does bank of england handle the uncertainty? manish singh: it will be may or june if it happens. andink the bank of england i do not know if they will manage everything the u.s.. the u.s. expects it to rise but it has not gone anywhere. a soor the bank of england much so they would carry on their policy of what the government does size. brexit will weigh in on the currency. the debate around the market mover and a political debate will probably take shape as the scotland referendum. the leverage of the unknown. is that how you see it playing out? manish singh: if you follow the poll numbers we are seeing, those who want to leave eu is getting stronger. a lot of organizat

the winners face scotland who has booked their place in the last competition. they were down at halftime against samoa. the samoans getting three tries in the first half. but the scotts got ahead. scotland ended up winning 36-33 to take second place in pool b >>> rossburg has taken pole position for sunday's russian grand prix. he's won three races this season. 48 points behind lewis hamilton. he later tweeted that he was okay and that it was nothing to worry about. >>> there was another crash in the japanese moe toe * session. organizers say the rider was conscious and breathing before he was air lifted to hospital. the early diagnosis is lung dj. qualifying for sunday's race did still go ahead. jorge lorenzo finished ahead of his closest rival >>> uefa's president has filed an appeal against his 90-day suspension from fifa. the ethics committee imposed the ban on thursday after a payment made to him from fifa became the subject of a swiss criminal investigation. sett blatter has also launched an appeal >>> rafael nadel -- the world number one beat spain in st

scotland fought back with this effort from peter horn and at halftime, the scotts led by a point. it was a similar story after the break but australia were edging ahead. they are now eight points clear. in the seven minutes to go, an interception drive looked to have stole the game for the scotts. they were controversially denied the win when australia were awarded the last-minute penalty. breaking scottish hearts to steal the win. >> very upset in the dressing room as you can imagine. they're one cubing away from being in the semifinals of the world cup and arguably, we should have been. >> earlier an jury hit ireland who were quickly in trouble against argentina. they were 17-nil after just 13 minutes. ireland were still collecting injuries. his replacement started an irish fight back. luke fitzgerald giving the champions hope. and in the second half, ireland looked to be back in sight of the first ever world cup semifinals. ireland got within three points of the south americans but it proved a catalyst for argentina to once again step up their game. >> to be going out of the wo

and scotland naming two suspects.n leader moammar gadhafi, a man who already has blood on his hands. known in libya as the butcher. he was convicted by france over the bombing of a passenger plane the year after lockerbie. 170 people were killed in that attack. he's currently in prison awaiting execution. he was held responsible for the deaths of protesters during libya's 2011 uprising. the other man of interest, investigators trying to determine if he's a known bombmaker who is also in a libyan prison on unrelated charges. this new turn in a decades' old probe continues to fuel a long-held belief this wasn't a lone wolf attack, and the gadhafi regime was somehow involved. gadhafi denies his government had any role in the bombing. to this day, abdelbaset ali al megrahi seen here speaking with gadhafi is the only person convicted. the man many libyans regarded as a hero. he was jailed in scotland for mass murder, released in 2009 to die at home after being diagnosed with cancer. he protested his innocence even in his f

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scotland left 270 dead, 189 of them americans. >> he lives to make a difference in the moment with you>> reporter: in the years that followed, they conducted a massive view. convicted. they thought many more were involved. they thought this was a chance to confront his brothers killers, especially the bomb maker. >> i want to say that there were real people on the other side of the act and that you had impacted not only my life and the life of the people in my family, but the lives that were affected by that. that there were consequences for what you have done and now i want him to live with those three consequences. training for the recently aired front line documentary. that he knew that there was a make hearic during which claims, backed up with a lot of evidence, exposing their expert. serving time and through libyan jail in other charges. they now want to interrogate him there. >> i thought maybe it would been a occasion for them to act, thrilled when i saw that they would have acted. yet i'm also aware of the first step. >> reporter: telling me that the loss could shapen your lif

to discuss the issue of europe, but i say to the honorable gentleman that scotland voted to stay ined kingdom, and the edinburgh agreement said that we should respect the decision of the scottish people. we had a united kingdom general election, and we will have a united kingdom referendum. on this of all days i was hoping he might raise the fact that, because of the chinese state visit, alexander dennis, the bus maker in his constituency, is signing a £2 billion deal that will provide thousands of jobs. suella fernandes: i recently visited the british army training unit in suffield in canada, and i met -- mr. speaker: order. scottish national party members must calm themselves. the honorable lady is asking what i think is her first question to the prime minister, and that question will be heard in full. suella fernandes: i recently visited the british army training unit in suffield in canada, and i met many of our brave men and women who are undergoing advanced combat training, including my constituent, major iain wallace of the royal electrical and mechanical engineers. many of th

and scottish prosecutors say they identified two libbanses a suspects in the 1988 lockerbie scotland bombing that killed 270 people, most americans. the prosecutors are asking the libyan officials to let scottish police and fbi agents question the suspects in tripoli but libya does not have a stable government right now, obviously. we do have some pictures in our slide show. investigators say a suitcase bomb blew up on pan am 103 from london to new york as it was flying over locker by scotland and this is one of the most famous pictures. everybody onboard died, including a group of students from syracuse, university in new york. the crash also killed near lay dozen people on the ground, and a scottish court convicted just one person in the attack, a libyan, and that was in 2001, the same year of the attacks of 9/11. the former libyan dictator, moammar gadhafi, claimed he was responsible for the attack. he also gave that guy a hero's welcome back home in 2009, after scottish officials released him on so-called compassionate grounds. they claimed the terrorist had cancer and would die.

scotland should have beaten australia a week ago. they were the better team on the day. who saw it coming. it's not a disaster. we should see scotland playing argentina. >> lee wellings said twickenham. >> the kansas city royals play the new york mets. the royals closing out the american league championships. game 6 could have gone either way. jose bautista hitting a two and homer to level the score 3-3 at the top of the eighth inning. they had to sit through a 45 minute break. the momentum switched to the royals. they were the r.b.i. to put kansas in front 4-3. that was how it finished. the royals in the world series for a second straight year. they have not won the title though since 1985. >> everybody was fired up, you know, our club does not mine being tied late. they know the ball pen is strong and will hold the fort until we can score a run. that's baseball. we put up the best fight. we have a great team representing the american league also. yes. you demo, any time you lose something, you try to get to the top. it's disappointing. it sucks it out of you. >> the qu

they were younger than i am and i was very fortunate to have a doctors inside africa and london and scotland and here in the bay area who took that family history very seriously even before we knew about the brca gene, and we tomorrow a course of action to help me stay ahead of what looked like very strong famorial, and we did have it in the british communities. armed with that knowledge over 25 years i've been able do some things that have helped to get me to this point disease free at this time and i hope to continue to being disease free and sort of general counsel i could give to people, especially with this ethnic background, know as much as you can about your mother and father's side, as well. >> it used to be in terms of medical history, women were asked most exclusively about her maternal side of the family with respect to the back a gene n terms of the development of breast cancer. >> and it was my maternal paternal side, so it was the mother's side we've been able to identify the history of this gene, because it's show up in what were nieces of my late grandfather, as well. it hasn

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samoa plays scotland saturday. if scotland wins, japan will be out of contention.ott drop out of the match, then the japanese have to defeat the u.s. on sunday to qualify. >>> all eyes will be watching. we thank you for watching this hour. i'm george howell at the senior citizen cnn -- at the cnn center in atlanta. we're back after the break. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with

and scotland seeking two new libyan suspects in the 1988 lockerbie bombing. the two countries are asking libya to allow their investigators to interview the suspects. the bombing of pan am flight 103 killed 270 people including 189 americans over lockerbie, scotland. prosecutors did not name the two libyans in keeping british practice of not identifying suspects until they are charged. cheryl: big blow to the fantasy sports business. fantasy sports sites can can no longer operate in the state of nevada. that is a hub of gambling activity. nevada regulators ordered daily supports sights like draftkings and fanduel to shut down. they have flooded marketplace with tv ads and can not operate without a gambling license. phil ruffin says the sites should no the be legal. >> that is gambling. pure gambling. i don't know how it is legal. they're betting by so far it is not taxed and just amazing. i didn't realize you could do that. cheryl: the decision by nevada to ban the sites follows growing backlash after it was revealed that the sites allowed their employees to

but tonight two new suspects in the bombing of pan am 103 that went down in scotland. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this advertising. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the nation's best... the right outcomes... for who matters most. lahey hospital and medical center >>> news right now in groton. prescott street. video just coming into our newsroom moments ago. the fire happening at a building at a christian retreat called the groton campus. it's been there for 50 years. no one was hur

scotland has asked authorities to allow detectives to interview the two suspects in tripoli. >> dennis hasdrop will plead guilty, submitting a plea deal to avert a trial and keep embarrassing secrets private. in june, the 73-year-old republican pled not guilty to charges of lying to the fbi and hiding bank transactions. he allegedly agreed to pay an unnamed person more than $3 million. dari: activities flocked the upper east side demanding care for dozens of chimps that were once used for medical research. >> the organization that used to fund the chimp says it's someone else's problem. sharon explains why. >> reporter: just about 20 minutes ago, animal rights activists led by the humane society of the united states marched up east 67th street. let's look at that of the video -- at some of the video. they want the new york blood center to continue caring for about 60 chimps that are living in liberia. the new york blood center has stopped doing this biomedical research, but that was what they were using the chimps for in liberia. in march, they stopped funding their care. the new york

they are scotland nationals. they followed up the opening loss to japan with a victory over samoa. >> we haven't achieved anything yet. we are in the same position as the week before. we need to grind it out, and this is our next step. hopefully, towards that world cup >>> japan could enter, and the two sides play each other later. japan made five changes for the game. >> f.i.f.a. president said the defying calls from sponsors to step down, mcdonald's, coca-cola, visa and budweiser. calling for the president to resign, a week after the 79-year-old was placed under criminal investigation by swiss authorities, on suspicion of criminal mismanagement and misappropriation of funds. sepp blatter denies wrongdoing. alan has been telling al jazeera if the sponsors were to walk away from f.i.f.a., others would be ready to replace them. >> this is an opportune time. they are not risking much calling for sepp blatter to step down. f.i.f.a. is in trouble. they are not risking a lot by asking for substantive change. >> the co

i think what should happen is scotland like every other economy in the world has got some major challenges and i want the scottish government to focus on building a strong economy, building a world class education system and taking care of our national health service and therefore if they are worrying about another referendum they are not 100% focused on these big issues. of course 7 to 10 years, it's the will of the scottish people that we require in our referendum then fine but not within the next 12 or 24 months. >> but a lot of it must depend of what comes out of the u.k. parliament now. what cameron decides to do and whether or not we push ahead with an in out referendum which he promised we will and what the u.k. votes. >> yeah. what was said is if there's a big change and a big change would be, in her opinion, if britain voted to exit the european union, then she would say well the scottish people don't want that and that would give her another referendum. so it's a very interesting time in scottish and u.k. and european politics, that's for sure. >> we're talking about whether or n

she used to be scotland yard so she's very well trained and she's very smart. >> i'm afraid the answer to that comes with a price. >> i am so glad you came by to visit us. thank you so much. >>> now let's get to all the celebrity news making headlines. it's this weekend's extra extra. >>> the all star celebrity show down. >> team elton john taking on team billie jean king. >> the smash hits charity tennis tournament at caesars palace in las vegas. elton's team included andy r roddick. billie had a pair of tennis greats. >> this team sis unbelievable. >> but bragging rights go to sir elton. >> he won the celebrity event. way to go elton. >> from the wonder years to the grinder. fred savage is back on prime time. and at universe with carissa. a dream job for fred. the best part working with rob lowe who plays his brother. >> sure acting on a tv show is the equivalent of going to law school. so why would you need that? >> we've never met each other and we just kind of have this natural chemistry that comes across. so if it hits you're working with these people on something you love for a

. >> australia were given a fright two weeks ago when they beat scotland by a single point. outscoring england by four tries to none. >> we know it's going to be extremely physical and we want to be able to last that so i believe we've prepared accordingly. once the 80 minutes starts not only will your preparations take hold but a lot of the reasons that are driving you mentally. that takes over the physical part and you only feel the physical part later. >> it's the progress of second tier rugby nations, such as second tier major success of the tournament which has been watched by over 2.4 million paying spectators as well as several billion on television over the six weeks. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand is the favorite to lift the world cup three times, physical and mental pressure of beating their closest enemy. lee wellings, al jazeera. >> now asteroid coming close to the moon, that is actually close by cosmic standards. astronomers will know what minerals it will have. it will shoot past earth at 1700 gmt on halloween. plenty more news at aljazeera.com. al