mike ashley's sports direct has announced it's sacking house of fraser's management team.ods of the high street" and to keep most of its stores open. so is this a good move or, as some have said, is it a heavy handed move? earlier, we spoke to george macdonald, executive editor at retail week. i don't think it is a surprising decision. house of fraser was limping along for months on end. it did not really come good on its promises. "in town knowing a great deal of money to people. in that respect, it is not surprising, it is understandable. if you are an investor in sports direct, you do not have any idea now who is running the business day today and what exactly is going to happen to turn house of fraser into the harrods of the high street. and make investors some money back. i'm afraid we cannot give you the markets. we will in an hour. has something gone wrong in the city? we will try to rectify that in the next hour. the winner of the royal institute of british architects‘ most prestigious award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced on wednesday 10th october. the

the company, which has 62 shops and employs 1,300 staff, has been bought by sports direct.nistration today. mike ashley, who owns sports direct, said he believed only around half the evans stores would stay open. a terminally ill iraqi woman, separated from her family, is trapped in the uk because she's too sick to fly home. 38—year—old areej altai, who has been here for five years, was studying for a phd at southampton university when she was diagnosed with cancer. she was due to return to iraq in september but her condition deteriorated. her friends are trying to raise more than £50,000 needed for a specialist medical flight to get her home. edward sault has the story. for areej altai, this is everyday life. in her hospital room, in a gown and with a jew to help her breathe. every breath and every word 110w breathe. every breath and every word now a struggle —— a jew. i got my treatment. it is warrawong 110w. i got my treatment. it is warrawong now. areej came to the uk in 2013, with her husband, ahmed, and son, ali. both parents studied for a phd in linguistics at the un

the company, which has 62 shops and employs 1300 staff, has been bought by sports direct.tion today. mike ashley, who owns sports direct, said he believed only around half the evans stores would stay open. growing demand for cheap food is being linked to a huge loss of wildlife and deforestation across the planet, according to the world wide fund for nature. in brazil, deforestation is being partly blamed on soybean production intended for global consumption. britain imports over 75% of soybeans it uses from all over the world. 0ur correspondent adina campbell reports from brazil. it's as ancient and important as its neighbour, the amazon. brazil's cerrado savannah is often overlooked and undervalued. this is one of the world's oldest and most diverse eco—systems, home to thousands of plants and animal species. but as each day passes, they're in danger from this. as fires burn, blighting swathes of vegetation, more and more of this precious land is being wiped out at an alarming rate. 0ver there is an example of the problem in the heart of the cerrado. the land has been de

he has bolstered his own management team at sports direct with some hires from outside the company.ional entrepreneurial style it would once have adopted. there are grounds for optimism. but at the moment, it is very difficult to tell. there was one paragraph, the announcement about dismissing the management team, we have seen in other cases noticeably homebase but when you get rid of the entire incumbent management it can take a lot of time to sort out the resulting chaos. thank you very much indeed. royal mail share prices down after huge falls yesterday after announced profit forecasts were being cut. that's all the business news. the winner of the royal institute of british architects' most prestigious award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced on wednesday 10th october. the nominations to become britain's best new building 2018 includes student housing, an office building, cemetery, art gallery, lecture theatre and a nursery school. today, we look at bloomberg in central london by foster + partners, a highly—innovative new workplace in the city, which pushes architectura

sports direct paid $117 millon for house of fraser's 58 uk stores in august.estigation" into the retailer's collapse, a statement added. those departing the chain will include chief executive alex williamson. over to india, where the government has stepped in to rescue an infrastructure development and finance firm, which started to default on a $13 billion debt pile. our india business reporter devina gupta joins us now from delhi. just tell us more about the situation, who has been bailed out by the indian government? so it is a 30—year—old company which has been known for lending to projects of highways, roadways, waterways, and had shareholding from a japanese investment firm and also from abu dhabi investment firm, and tens of thousands of indian investors have been putting money through mutual funds, and they are after —— and after it became almost at a debt of about 12.8 billion dollars the government yesterday stepped in to ensure there is no spread of this financial contagion. here is how the newspapers are covering it right now. they say that the com

sports direct plans to buy the house of fraser building in glasgow in a £95 million deal.rods of the north", safeguarding 800 jobs. sir richard branson has halted talks over a saudi investment in virgin space firms after the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. sir richard has also suspended directorships in two tourism projects. let's check in on the markets because there has been an awful lot of volatility and losses. there has been a bit of a bounce this morning following on from those losses but investors d id following on from those losses but investors did seem to curb their enthusiasm pretty quickly. the ftse 100 is still up. royal bank of scotla nd 100 is still up. royal bank of scotland is on the board because they shares are up after the bank said it would pay its first dividend in ten years. that relates to 2p per share. rbs was bailed out by the government at the height of the financial crisis and is still 62% publicly owned. that's all the business news. adam'sjob is adam's job is to adam'sjob is to make adam's job is to make the latest call of d

and we‘ve had some news in the last half an hour that sports direct is buying evans cycles.building up something within the retail sector, a believer in the high street. —— agent provocative. there has been recent bad news for the retail sector. we had the other day about debenhams and today about evans cycles. in the us, about how sears is struggling. also some bad news. whether that is the changing face of retailer whether it has a something about the economy, it is ha rd something about the economy, it is hard to say. good news for mike evans but not so great about the uk or global economy. aye evans were not looking too great in terms of financial help. you can buy lots of cycles online and that was biting a piece of the pie for them as well. let‘s move on to the pound which has been low today, even against the euro. you are absolutely right to highlight the issue about the bad numbers. we had third—quarter gdp numbers for the eurozone which were in bad shape. sterling continued to move low. easy to think that might be about the reaction to the budget yesterday. reality

sports direct and house of fraser owner mike ashley has a 27% stake in the chain, which is 40% ownedter revenues, helped by its acquisition of the daily express and star. reach, which used to be called trinity mirror, said revenues were up 2i%, although like—for—like revenues fell by 7%. the trend away from physical papers towards digital continues, reflecting in its advertising revenues. and young people still cannot afford to buy a home, even if they have a decent deposit. research by the institute of fiscal studies has found that about 40% of young adults cannot afford to buy one of the cheapest homes in their area, even with a 10% deposit, thanks to house prices in england rising by 173% over the two decades and salaries only rising i9%. european markets fell on monday as investor confidence took a knock from last week's spike in treasury yields and from a chinese market slump brought on by concern that an escalating trade war with the united states could curb china's growth. in terms of specific stocks, could you can see that share price down. the oil price is also down having f

sports direct paid £90 million for the uk's 58 branches back in august.rious stomach upsets may be one of the greatest obstacles to deep—space travel, according to nasa scientists. new research suggests radiation exposure on a trip to mars or beyond could significantly damage astronauts' internal organs, permanently, and may even lead to cancer. scientists hope medicines which counteract the effects will be developed in the future. all in all that is not a very nice thought for 6:36 all in all that is not a very nice thoughtfor6:36 a.m.. all in all that is not a very nice thought for 6:36 a. m.. who all in all that is not a very nice thought for 6:36 a.m.. who knew that our stomachs could be letting us down? you wouldn't go into space, would you? no, buti down? you wouldn't go into space, would you? no, but i am really happy--- would you? no, but i am really happy... if you are one of those people who is excited at the prospect of travelling beyond the stars, it is important to consider the health impact. that is what i am considering. you were there a of

sports direct paid £90 million for the uk's 58 branches back in august.nvestigation into the circumstances of the retailer's collapse. protesters have clashed with police in barcelona as thousands took to the streets to mark the one—year anniversary of the contested referendum on independence. demonstrators obstructed major roads in barcelona before police used tear gas to break up a demonstration. catalonia held the vote last year and its separatist government declared independence. but spain's constitutional court deemed the referendum illegal and madrid imposed direct rule. serious stomach upsets may be one of the greatest obstacles to deep space travel according to nasa scientists. new research suggests radiation exposure on a trip to mars or beyond could significantly damage astronauts' internal organs permanently, and may even lead to cancer. scientists hope medicines which counteract the effects will be developed in the future. tom hanks, beyonce and ed sheeran have all done it — but how's this for a famous photo—bomb? sir paul mccartney came toget

sports direct larry beil withes highlights in morning sports. >> good morning, everybody.aveled to utah, second gamt of the season defense did not make the trip. came down to fine seconds. the biggest shot from jonas jerebko? gentlemen. draymond green. welcome nice to meet you how are you? >> jazz couldn't miss in the second quarter. welcome to go bear land. rudy go bear 7-1. ten threes in the second where. utah 81 at the half. best dubs highlight of the half didn't count. steph from 75 after the buzzer. kevin durant doing all he could from being a blow out. 38 fwor k.d. warriors down 16 cut to three. inkles beats the buzzer looks like a plumber. but he was draining everything. late push by the warrior curry for 31. to the final seconds. barriers are down one. what does steve kerr draw up go are going to durant. the pull up. no jerebko for the win, the former jazz. 124-123. jerebko, the hero. here is steph. >> it's corny but really strength in numbers you don't know who is contributing in a given night. we know who we go to. but everybody on the bench staying ready. i thin

sports direct plans to buy the house of fraser building in glasgow in a £95 million deal.nson has halted talks over a saudi investment in virgin space firms after the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. sir richard has also suspended directorships in two tourism projects. after two days of slump, european markets followed asia higher on friday, although the extent of the rebound varied across the region. the volatility we have seen coming from wall street and affecting markets across the globe has cooled down considerably over the past few hours. the london market is recovering a little bit of what it has lost. that's all the business news. five koalas have made conservation history by being flown 10—thousand miles from their natural habitat in australia to their new home in england. the hope is british scientists can create a back—up population here in the uk to protect the vulnerable animals , as our science reporter laura foster reports. tree hugging, eucalyptus munching, sleep needing koalas are like nature's cuddly toy. in fact, they spend up to 20 hour

a lot of speculation about whether or not this business might be taken over, the owner of sports directt 30% of the shares and debenhams, already decided he will pile in on house of fraser after that collapsed in the summer. fraser after that collapsed in the summer. will we see perhaps then merging, we need to watch this space. what we know for sure is that though bricks and mortar stores are not dead yet, the little footprint that retail stomps upon the uk is certainly shrinking. —— the physical footprint. and we want to know what you think about this story — you can tweet us using the hashtag #bbcnewsroomlive or text us at 61124. president trump has criticised the us media and appealed to politicians to show greater civility after explosive devices were sent to high—profile democrats including barack 0bama and hillary clinton and the headquarters of the news channel cnn. none of the packages exploded. donald trump said the sending of the explosives was an attack on democracy. but his comments have been criticised by senior democrats who say his words "ring hollow" because he has prev

sports direct and house of fraser owner mike ashley has a 27% stake in the chain, which is 40% ownedise in third quarter revenues, helped by its acquisition of the daily express and star. reach, which used to be called trinity mirror, said revenues were up 21%, although like—for—like revenues fell by 7%. the trend away from physical papers towards digital continues, reflecting in its advertising revenues. and no surprise for many people. young people still cannot afford to buy a home, even if they have a decent deposit. research by the institute for fiscal studies has found that about 40% of young adults cannot afford to buy one of the cheapest homes in their area even with a 10% deposit, thanks to house prices in england rising by 173% over the two decades, and salaries only rising 19%. a quick look at the markets. a bit of volatility on the ftse100 because we are in october which is when we start getting forth good earnings and start to look at the economy and that could filter through to some nervousness from investors. they don't really like what we're seeing and there could be s

fraser went into administration and we re fraser went into administration and were bought out by sports directle of years ago and bhs collapsed completely. there are clear pressures on the company. what debenhams is trying to do is get rid of the stores that are not making enough money, including ones which don't make profit at the moment and ones which the company things over the next three to five years will become unprofitable. running a department store is an expensive thing. these are large buildings in city centres with high rents, high cost leases, and so trimming back on that might make the core stores, the ones in really good locations, more profitable. it is also a good way of sending a message to the owners of these properties that they might wa nt to these properties that they might want to reconsider the rent they are charging, and perhaps make the leases a bit easier. and it is part ofa leases a bit easier. and it is part of a bigger picture problems on the high street for lots of retailers. absolutely. it is notjust department stores having trouble. like the technology firm mapl

the founder of sports direct. he's got plans to buy evans cycles.'s that story. a little story at the bottom here, wh smith, a business of two halves. not doing so well on the high street but its stores in train stations and the like are doing well. it's going abroad, acquiring a us presence in. if you're a regular on the london to new york route, you haven't woken up in the wrong city, there will be wh smiths in new york as well. interesting. albatrosses, this is cool, recruited to spy on illegal fishing by the this is cool, recruited to spy on illegalfishing by the french. i didn't know, there's the patagonian tooth fish, otherwise known as the chilean sea bass, prized for its buttery and sweet taste and smooth texture. sounds delicious. it does, but it's being illegally fished and asa but it's being illegally fished and as a result scientists have decided to transmit devices on 250 albatrosses that are going to look at the water instead and work out whether or not these fishing vessels are poaching these fish illegally. kind of interesting. the t

if you think about it, house of fraser, those huge department stores, that was rescued by sports direct there has been a massive overexpansion quickly. there has been a massive overexpa nsion across quickly. there has been a massive overexpansion across the high street. it is often at the expense of the quality of these chains. one chain might get a lot of popularity and then somebody looks at the numbers and thinks, if we have 200 of these and that is the number that we will get. it does not always work like that. the more chains that there are, the less appeal they might hold. and updates on patisserie valerie. we know it is in trouble. it is all to do with investigation by the serious fraud office. we will keep an eye on that story. see you later. let‘sjust remind you of the breaking news that we have had from the old bailey. the jury we have had from the old bailey. the jury has returned a verdict of unlawful killing four khalid masood. thejury the jury returned by unanimous verdict. he continued in a determined direction and when he was confronted by ministerial bodyguards, they sh

the 4 million young people who playedan oed people last died from the sport four were from direct causes like head trauma, the other nine from indirect trauma lik heat stroke. back in georgia dillan thomas had no known prior medical conditions. the shock is sinking in today. >> he died doing what he loved to do. >> i'm really goingis to him but he's always going to be a part of this time. >> here at pike county high school, the players have decided they will play tir nex game on friday in dillan's hono >> this morning the family of taquan have more answers in their son's murder. his family said the 18-year-old went to buy a soda at a cner store and never came home. d.c. police arrested elijah harmon. >> today an fbi agent who tracked the cell phone of the victims of the manchin murders will be back on the stand. hair found on bedding recovered from the mansionld c be that of darren wynn. the brother also took the stand yesterday. he was grilled about where he was the day of the murder. stephon matains he had nothing to do with the crime. >> a former preschoer teach faces life in prison f

relationship whether they're hockey fans or not so they visit our resorts i think the whole direction whether it's content of sportsve entertainment is going to be the future for mgm >> jim, i know you're not reporting earnings until after the bell tomorrow. given the fact there has been so much potential slowdown in china, what is your perspective on the gaming market right now >> as we've said all year, we expect to be -- have a very strong year in 2019 and we still believe that >> commissioner bettman, jim murren, so we know this is still early gains, early in the post-supreme court decision. what is the best scenario in this partnership >> you were at the announcement. this is broader than just sports betting. this is an opportunity for us to bring our brands together. this is a resort destination, official category designation for mgm as well. we're going to reach out to our fans and customers and work together for the satisfaction of both >> reporter: thank you for coming on cnbc and announcing this brand-new partnership it's a whole new world carl, back to you. >> eric, thank you >>> the dow hanging on to a

she sports the chris murphy plan, but direction we have to go is get competition back into the insurance policy market. let people buy the plans that they want to buy. let people not pay for the things that they don't want to pay for, not have the government demand that individuals buy things that they don't see fit for themselves. that chris murphy plan is an important thing that we have to get to. it's her plan to the say millions of americans be added to the rolls of medicare. that medical safety net for our seniors that they paid into from day they started working until day that they turn 65, and we still sometimes wonder about the solvency of that plan, and she wants to add millions of americans to those rolls who have not paid into it their entire life. what he said about his own plan, he said he didn't think we were going to get to bernie sanders' plan right away, but his plan was the pathway -- >> moderator: which is medicare for all. first, a brief answer. you do not support medicare for all -- >> no, michael, i'd like to answer -- >> moderator: answer the critique. >> -- repres

neighborhood because they'll sell you a few or channels and the key is no sports because those rights are expensive so you can get an on direct t.v. skinniest bundle fifteen to twenty five a month you tube started last year at thirty five now they've got that forty dollar watermark the best bang for the bot might be sony's play station view for thirty five a month fifty channels for seventy five a month ninety two channels so this is cables worst nightmare the next best thing to. now we often tout at the end of the program pluto t.v. and you can catch our to america channel one thirty two but that's still free right yeah hundreds of channels not all the channels you're looking for and you won't find the red sox there but you find us and you'll find movies like you wouldn't believe and pluto dot tv it is free and tell us about though we've talked often about the legacy media are those guys getting into this streaming act and and finally how do consumers figure this all out with so many options while the tail wags the dog. because the big guys are learning from these up starts disney is launching direct to consumer services and

four million people that played aorganized football, 13 died from the sport, four were from direct causesuma, the other nine from indirect causes like heat stroke. >> he's a really good, kind hearted kid. loves to laugh and play football. >> reporter: back in georgia, dylan thomas had no known prior medical conditions. the shock is still sinking in today. >> he died doing what he loved to do and rarely people get that blessing. >>him. but he's always going to be a part of this team. >> gabe, the team obvious will you mourning the loss of dylan. what have they decided to do about the rest of their season? >> craig, it's been a very emotional time here at pike county high school. the players just had a team meeting where they decided that they will play their nexton fda. craig? >> all right. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we're going to switch gears now, get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> we're moving out west. we've been talking about rosa. it's a tropical depression. 105 miles north of mexico. it is north-northeast at 10 miles per hour. it's going to continue to affect the sout

heard in the clip, magic and cookie tried really hard to put their son in every sport and tried to push him in the direction ej just wasn't responding to that, and magic realized, okay, now we need to figure out what we need to do. if we are going to support our child, if we are going to love our child, then we have to accept our child for who he is. the pro-nouns are also something you're going to be hearing about a lot more in the future when you visit high schools and colleges. very often you'll be asked about what your pro-nouns are, instead of referring to he or she, they might be they and them. >> lisa ling, thank you very much. a very serious issue that a lot of people are talking about. don't miss tonight's episode of "this is life with lisa ling" at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm alex marquardt in for ana cabrera. the limousine tragedy that turned a small community into the site of the nation's deadliest road accident in nearly a decade. 20 people are dead in upstate new york after a van-style limousine smashed into another car and in the process hitting

sport. aiming to take the next generation of athletes in a different direction. business updates by qatar airways going places together. business updates by qatar airways going places together. the un is warning the world will need to change the way it produces food to an increasing global population three years ago member states committed to reduce the number of people going hungry to zero by twenty thirty but conflict climate to extremes and poor access to food hindering progress i heywood went to scotland to approach the farming. there's no tractor or trailer or reliance on the some or the rain instead special lighting is helping this crop of pounds of until to grow. this is the u.k.'s past fully automated vertical palm where the vents built into the trays pump the right amount of air to regulate the temperature and humidity we've taken a field we've cut it into tray sized pieces about six and a half square metres and as you can see behind me we stack them up on top of each other then we've put them in a box and we've made the weather inside the box so we've m

director of abc sports in the late 1960s who made abc the number one sports network in the country. in 1977 they made him the direct her of abc news. he turned abc news into sports instead of being about what's happening. it was about who is winning and who's losing and he was asking a lot of new viewers who didn't care about the news but were into sports. the rest of the network followed everything is sports. it's one reason we have so much divisiveness. how do you report the news again instead of just sports? >> we report the news. you are the answer to that question. stop watching. i don't mean you personally. i mean you, the viewers to believe me we are a business. if it weren't working we would stop doing it. i get the frustration is the producer and the consumer myself. i share that frustration and i understand why you have that sense of the news. but believe me, if viewers were pushing us in different directions we would all watch c-span. we love c-span. c-span is great. i watch c-span and i do interviews for booktv. i love c-span but there's a reason c-span has not become the rule. it's the exception. there

that covers not just safe sport but also anti-doping and ethical violations, and it's -- it has a direct link to the center as well so if you -- banned in other sports. >> and we're similar. we have it on display on our website, and then we have the, actually, details of what rules were violated and then we do have a connection to safe sport to be able to look at the list there. >> similar, we display it publicly and it's connected to the u.s. center for safe sport. >> in the event that we get banned individual, we will do the same. >> tell me about any efforts to implement complete background checks. what's going on in your world in that regard? >> from a usa swimming perspective, we do mostly recurring background checks and all 50,000 nonathlete members so that's roughly 600,000 checks a year. >> and then we have some -- all our professionals have to, those that teach skating at our rinks and all day undergo a yearly background check and then also anyone that's in a position of authority, which could be our board, the staff at u.s. figure skating, our team leaders, our medical, our off

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that covers not just save sport at also anti-doping and ethical violations. that has a direct link to the center as well to view bands and other sports. >> we are similar. in display on our website and detailed of what rules were violated. then we do have a connection to save sport to look at the list there. >> we display it publicly and it is connected to the u.s. center for save sport. band the event we get a individual we would do the same thing. >> complete background checks. what is going on in your world in that regard? >> from u.s. swimming perspective we do mostly recurring background checks. 60,000 checks a year. >> you are professionals, those that teach skating at our rinks undergo a yearly background check and anyone in position of authority which could be our board, the staff at u.s. figure skating, our team leaders, our our l, our officials, -- officials. >> very similar, a yearly recurring background check, you must have that background check before contact with athletes, and that goes to the board and the staff and committees and technical officials. >> all new

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that covers not just save sport -- safe sport, but also anti-doping and ethical violations. it has a direct link to the center as well to view bands and -- to view other bans in other sports. >> we are similar. in display on our website and detailed of what rules were violated. then we do have a connection to safe sport to look at the list there. >> we display it publicly and it is connected to the u.s. center for safe sport. >> in the event we get a band banned individual we would do the same thing. the world going on in of complete background checks in that regard? >> from u.s. swimming perspective we do mostly recurring background checks. 600,000 checks a year. professionals undergo a yearly background check, and anyone in a position of authority, which could be our forward. that could be u.s. figure skating. our team leaders, our medical officials. >> very similar. we take a yearly recurring background check. that goes up to the board, the staff, the committees. all new hires go through the background check on an annual basis. -- in response to my questions we talked about the banned li

direction we think they should go. for the most part, there has we havehed back, but been successful in pushing closer and closer to the paradigm of a healthier sport. at the end of the day, there are risks inherent in the sport. from a union standpoint i approach it the same way i would expect a union leader who represents coal miners, firefighters, or police iticers, you think about the same way. what can we do tomorrow to make this job safer than the day before? >> our players actively scared? roughly 1900, so i don't make generalizations. when you say scared, do i think players have a more realistic understanding of the risks? yes. i think they should. we don't shy away from telling the truth about the risk in the sport. i think when a player decides he wants to retire because he decided he has reached that point in the health and safety equation that he is done, he is better off leaving, that is what i would want. is there anyone who would not want that for their son? do i think they are scared? i cannot answer that question. do i think they are far more informed? yes. >> the people i talked to in reporting this book, there are many layers of

heading out of antioch getting pretty sluggish in that westbound direction. 14 minutes from loveridge to 680. here's dennis with sports. >>> the oakland a's became the cinderella story of baseball this year. but when it got to the play- offs, the clock struck 12. bob melvin using all relievers against the yankees. opening the game with liam hendriks, and it didn't work so well. second batter of the game aaron judge took him deep. it was 2-0 new york just like that. oakland loaded the bases against luis severino in the fourth but he struck out semien to end the inning. severino's 7th punch-out of the game. next inning, khris davis the major league leader in home runs struck out with two on against betances to end another a's threat. in the sixth they have a 3-0 lead. but luke boyd nearly goes deep for a three-run home run. had to settle for a two-run triple making it 5-0 and the yankees overpowered the a's 7- 2. they will play the red sox and the as' season is over. >> early in the game, they are going to be loud. it's our job to try to take them out of it. we didn't in the 1st inning. this is a tough ballpark to play

direction we think they should go. for the most part there's always been pushed back but we've been successful in pushing closer and closer to that paradigm of a healthier sport. at the end of the day there are certain risk that are inherent in the sport, and for me again from guinea standpoint i really -- don't want to sound boring -- i approach it the same way i would expect his union leader who represents coal miners or firefighters or police officers. you think about exactly the same way. what can we do tomorrow to make this job safer than the day before? >> our players actively scared? >> the other thing i would always say is there's a rough, roughly 1900 of them so i never make generalizations. when you say scared, do i think that players have a far more realistic understanding of the risk? yes. and i think that they should, and we don't shy away from telling the truth about the risk in the sport. i think that when a player decides that he wants to retire because he has decided his reached that point in the health and safety evaluation or equation that he's done, that is better off leaving, that's what i would want. is there anybody who wouldn't want th

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directions. we don't know where that started, where it ends. that's across from the pleasanton sports park. we also saw just moments ago a drone flying over that section of trees where police seem to be facing. a mountain lion was called in about 4:30 this afternoon. people in that little strip mall, which is right by there, were escorted to their cars because of danger. this is near a lucky's, in pleasanton. super busy area right now. filled with strip malls and the pleasanton sports park. a lot of offices near there. not far from the dmv. it is getting dark as we can see outside. this is going to make this issue a little more problematic obviously for police officers as they try to figure out what to do. at this hour, right now, hop yard is closed in both directions. you have to avoid that area and try to use stone ridge or santa because you won't be able to get where you want to go. we'll continue to follow the situation and hopefully we'll have resolutions. >>> on the peninsula, terrifying moments for a family over the weekend. a speedboat slammed into a teenager who was kayaking. that

sports. you're watching kpix. and another look at wall street.. "adlib big board" "adlib big board" millions of americans head to big retailers for deals on but getting your fashion fix could have a direct impact on your health. >>> americans head to retails for retailers to get their fix on jewelry. traces of cadmium were found in jewelry at big esross and nordstrom. experts say that this can accumulate in the body over time. absorbed -- is absorbed through the skin. >> president trump says the us is being very tough as it tries to find out what has happened to a washington post reporter who has been missing for one week. there is circumstantial evidence that the government ordered the murder of the reporter. the us is working with turkey to investigate his disappearance. some on capitol hill want together -- put together sanctions as retribution for his disappearance. what happened is terrible assuming it happened. maybe we will be pleasantly surprised. i tend to doubt it. >> his unwillingness to set out any consequences or threat of consequences tells the saudi's that we are okay with this kind of conduct and behavior. >> he was last seen entering the consulate in turkey. a scary plu

sports news now. good afternoon. jose mourinho has been charged by the fa for directing abusive language at a tv camera after his sidents that followed — the fa have charged him with using "abusive and/or insulting and/or improper" language. he has until friday to respond to the charge. if found guilty and served with a touchline ban he will miss his side‘s match against chelsea this weekend. the wales football team are in dublin for tonight‘s nations league match against the republic of ireland. they would go top of the group with a win. but they were humbled by spain in a friendly last week in cardiff. they will have to do without their two star players. already missing gareth bale through injury, aaron ramsay is also unavailable after becoming father to twins. it has had and in the past and will happen in the future, we have to cope without our better players and players like i say, i will give them a chance no matter what age they are. then it is up to them to take it. prove people wrong if that is the case. and make that record just a little bit better. it is not easy because you will always miss someone like ga

sport briefing. and thanks for that. pop star lady gaga appears opposite bradley cooper in his directorial debut a star is born. the new film is directednking musician who discovers and falls in love with a young singer. the bbc‘s charlie stayt sat down with him to talk about his new film. # tell me something, boy. # about you try to fill that void. you approached her about doing the role andi approached her about doing the role and i am told that within minutes you were around a piano singing. yes. is it right? that's correct. i drove home thinking, did i ask her to sing a song with me. did it take nerve to do that? she is a singer and, with the greatest respect, you we re and, with the greatest respect, you were not. of course. but i knew that ifiam were not. of course. but i knew that if i am going to ask this incredible artist to go on this journey i had better feel that there was a chemistry that we could sing together. so it was about 20 minutes into meeting her and i said, you know, could we sing a song together because if this doesn't work there is no reason to keep going. well, she is not here to get her account of what you so

directed at muslims. and what next for the most successful british winter olympian of all time, as lizzy yarnold announces her retirement. and coming up in the sporter in the hour on bbc news, a good night's work in spain. what now for england after their first competitive win since the world cup? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the deadline for moving all benefit claimants onto universal credit has slipped to the end of 2023. pressure has been mounting on the government to delay or halt the rollout of the reform, which merges six benefits into one payment. the bbc understands the government has drawn up plans to spend hundreds of millions of pounds making changes to universal credit, to prevent claimants suffering hardship as they move onto it. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. universal credit is a new service that helps ensure you are better off in work than you are on benefits... it was meant to make things easier, bringing six different benefits into one monthly payment. but for too many people, universal credit has made things more complicated. single mother michelle has regularly had a failure to

direct accusation. the uk government says russian military intelligence was behind high profile cyber attacks on political institutions, business, media, and sport. an appeal is launched for emergency funds to help survivors of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. the prime minister's abba arrival. we'll ask if she made the right moves to keep the conservative party together. the gift of reading. more than 650 new books hit the shelves ahead of the big christmas rush. so what are we reading? i'll be finding out. a magical messi masterclass lights up wembley, but means tottenham may now struggle to stay in this season's champions league. good morning. they mild start for most of us. a cloudy one. —— a mild start. rain coming in from the north—west. i will have more in 15. good morning. welcome to the programme. the british government has accused russian military intelligence of carrying out a series of major cyber attacks around the world. it claims the hackers, have targeted political institutions, businesses, media, and sport. sir bradley wiggins was among the athletes whose files were stolen during one attack on the world anti—doping agenc

direction. >> yes good news you bring for all the trick or treaters out there. >> nice and droi. >> lisa, thank you. >>> in sportsght, the red sox and dodgers play game four of the world series after the epic 18-inning marathon that didn't end until center. back at the wall. it is gone! it's over. muncy, a walk-off home run, to win game three. in the 18 night-night. the longest game in world series history. the game lasting 7 hours 20 minutes. the dodgers won three two and at 18 innings after losing the first two in boston. the red sox still lead 2-1. the game four starts at 5:09 in dodgers stadium. the all three bay areas schools at home. san jose state faces unlvp washington stakes on cal at memorial stadium at tlourt. number 14 washington state battles stanford on the farm in at 4:00 p.m. last night the warriors kicked off against the knicks in madison square garden. we have the highlights with larry beil. >> good morning, everybody. the knicks and fans desperately want to lure kevin durant to new york. the performance he put on last night only makes them sal innovate more kd leading the warriors to a huge win

direct involvement in stopping a migrant caravan heading for the border. instead, their role will our mirror that of the existing national guard troops, including providing helicopter sportser missions -- david davis is reviewing speculations about his ambitions to one day replace theresa may as u.k. prime minister. speech today,ing davis laid out his political beliefs in the context of conservative parties' true values. he defy the prime minister's plan for a soft exit that won toryhe love of the grassroots. opposition politician kevin jones accused davis of making what he called a leadership speech. president has on rouhani says the country may face more aheadulties in the months after the united states imposes new sanctions next week. president rouhani spoke at the cabinet meeting today and says it has already been a tough few months for the iranian people. the u.s. has been re-imposing sanctions on iran since president trump's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear court in may. -- was land to impose sanctions on iran's oil and gas industry. the president will head to florida tonight to begin a flurry of rallies ahead of next week's midterms. the president's approval rating

sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our earlier story — the rise in hate crime and a dramatic spike in incidents directedof hate crimes, could be down to the fact that more people are coming forward. more people are willing to and there is better reporting. the biggest increase has been in religious crimes. they are up by 40%. the home 0ffice crimes. they are up by 40%. the home office says this could be down to the terror attacks in westminster, london bridge, manchester arena. the majority of these crimes are directed towards muslims. there has also been an increase across a range of categories, race hate crimes are up of categories, race hate crimes are up 14%. sexual orientation crimes are up by 27%. 30% for disability and 32% for transgender. what is the government doing? it's refreshing its hate crime plan. it will launch a public awareness campaign to educate people about what hate crime is and improve security around vulnerable places of worship. they will provide specialist training for call handlers to better support victims. thank you. meanwhile offences motivated by prejudices against men cou

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