of betting gambling companies liberty media has signed an agreement with internet interregional sports group based in london for worldwide rights to gambling sponsorship of formula one the news comes only months after the u.s. supreme court allowed sports betting and as many are now questioning if the influence of gambling in sports is getting too large here to help us consider the subject in business impact is victor matheson professor of economics and accounting at the college of the holy cross victor welcome back thanks for being with us again we sure appreciate it. well thanks for having me so what did you make of this arrangement that formula one deal i mean some say it could be in the neighborhood of one hundred billion dollars and you know that that's a huge thing no matter who's looking at it right. yeah i think any economist looking at this is saying you know this is really inevitable we're going to get sports gambling in every league it's just too lucrative a portion of the sort of money that you can generate as a league or as a as a circuit like f one and there's just too much int

fi's owner liberty media has signed a contract with inter—regional sports group for global rights to rt. the deal comes at a time of growing concern about the influence of gambling companies over sporting teams and events. south korean president moonjae—in is in pyongyang today for his third meeting with the north korean leader. but this time, he's bringing with him, the bosses of some of korea's biggest multinational conglomerates, including the heir to the samsung empire — who was only released from prison in february. let's go to our asia business hub, where monica miller is following the story. good to see you. this is all about reviving talks with regard to denuclearisation, but at the same time the business leaders have their own agenda? they really do, and as you just mentioned, eyebrows were raised when the error of samsung was invited tojoin in raised when the error of samsung was invited to join in this delegation. he is the son of south korea's richest man and he was arrested and released in february after the charges were reduced against him. 0ne charges were reduced again

that's why we like sport. group of riders contesting all the way for the climb. way for the climb. thought behind the riders, it enabled some riders to stay there longer. riders to stay there longer. it came down to that last three kilometres. kilometres. yates could not get into the end but they got through to the kilometres. they got through to the kilometres. they bode well. enough motivation left, notjust physicalform. physicalform. and fight hard at the end, getting into the top 20, that was good. into the top 20, that was good. it's been a stunning week in innsbruck. been a stunning week in innsbruck. in 12 months' time, we do it all again in yorkshire. again in yorkshire. from the ryder cup victory in europe. at the closing ceremonyjust a few moments ago.... a lot of these guys over here, i respect them. respect them. for the fans and for our country this week. this week. i take these guys on my team any day. i love you all, man. thomas, you did an unbelievablejob. you are an amazing captain. matter how much pressure we put on them, they always responded. them, they always responded

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but a deal this morning has been announced with the interregional sports group, isg, and they are goingveraging this deal the managing director of formula one said that data and sponsorship partners like this are common practice across all premium sports and this is the latest step in our mission to make formula one the world's leading sports entertainment experience they think they may be able to capitalize with this because of more eyeballs on it. they will have regionalized advertising boards at formula one races, grand prix circuits on-screen graphics we all know well from historically that formula one has had ties to cigarette brands, alcohol brands, now this moved away from that, but it's moving into a 21st century version of those previous deals. >> you talk about global premium sports events. champions league action tonight. let me hear your latest. what can we expect >> tonight a lot of attention, particularly on anfield. last season liverpool were in pot three, they were going to be a dangerous opposition for anybody that they were to face they have come out and they will play

but from me and the team that is your thursday sport briefing. a groupnd. they filmed a seal appearing to attack them — with a rather unusual weapon, as caroline rigby reports. blink and you will miss it. but there is something ratherfishy going on here. we were just trying to shoot cute seals. one popped up his head with an octopus in its mouth. this group of kayakers were filming their trip of the coast of kirkorov new zealand's south island, when it sees that they paddled to close to a seal having its large. my friend kyle was not in the right place at the right time. basically got smashed in the face. pretty massive octopus, too. he felt so much pain on his neck. he was really confused. luckily, he made a quick recovery from the sucker punch. the octopus also managed to escape its predator, believed to be a new zealand first deal. —— fur seal. the deal was not a damp squib, and got these kayakers these kaya kers in these kayakers in more ways than one. that will definitely give you an adrenaline rush. will smith organised his next adrenaline rush bec

half years in turkey for helping kurdish forces in the fight against the so—called islamic state group. sportsjeanette. good evening. britan's simon yates is set to become only the second britain to win the vuelta a espana. he's extended his overall lead to one minute 46 seconds after the 20th and penultimate stage today, and will be crowned champion after the processional finale in madrid tomorrow. joe lynskey reports. just a decade ago this sight seemed impossible, but british riders now rule the roads of the continent. in simon yates this sport has entered new territory — in one year three men from one nation are set to win all the grand tours. yates nowjoins chris froome and gerard thomas as one of cycling's superstars. he all but sealed the title in his new home. the man from bury lives and trains in the hills of of andorra, years of mastering these mountains led to this. his job on stage 20, to protect his overall lead, but his approach in the coming stages has been to attack. soon his nearest challenger could not keep up. commentator: valverde looks a spent force. as valverde fell away

new research suggests young people between the age of 16 and 2a are lonelier than any other age group. sports continuing in paris this evening as europe celebrates winning the ryder cup. they beat the americans by 17.5—10.5 to regain the trophy. ben croucher has this report. in safe hands. it was built as a ryder cup. in the end europe orchestrated one of the most impressive ryder cup performance as you will see. whether four point lead at the start of sunday, europe pack their best players at the beginning but rory mcilroy and justin rose found themselves beaten by an american team dreaming of drama. jon rahm had other ideas. he beat tiger woods, pumped up. thorbjorn 0lesen shocked jordan spieth while the rankings suggested ian poulter would struggle against dustinjohnson, number one the world. but this is ian poulter, this is the ryder cup, and you know the rest. look at him go! francesco molinari had already won four points, and he found the drink. molinari the man to ensure the ryder cup would be staying this side of the pond. well, they said it couldn't be done. at least some did. but l

security forces so the regained control of the building last week a truce between rival armed groups sports some despite the fighting in the city with that than one who has more from tripoli. the special deterrence force that is the security apparatus policing in the capital tripoli has announced that its individuals have taken full control of the headquarters of the national oil corporation following that attack that targeted the national oil corporation and killed two of the employees and one did ten others now according to the head of the tripoli security directorate the attackers belong to isolate but at the same time the interior ministry issued a statement saying that the attack is a terrorist attack without without naming the assailants at the same time the d.n.a. that is the government of national accord condemned the attack calling it a terrorist attack now the situation has called of to some extent but there is still security measures security measures have been tightened in front of the state institutions and premises now this attack is very similar to the attack on the high nati

confirmed bloomberg report that it had received takeover interest from a chinese sports term -- sports firm. ing group its cfo was stepping down. shares here closing at a two-year low. also british american tobacco, down nearly 3% after an fda report saying that it's smokeless products were not necessarily less harmless than cigarettes area i want -- secrets. i want to take us across assets. want to start with the russian ruble, rising. this comes ahead of the central bank meeting on friday. it is key in determining the future movement of the currency. trade is part of the reason we see the swiss franc get an ever so slight bid. that is a look at european markets. >> the two-year yield in the u.s. is creeping ever higher. the spread between the two is still around 22 basis points. gold futures back below $1200 an ounce. the cme arrow there said gold isn't the risk asset used to be. and the yuan is trading again at 6.881. , many ofcro movers the usual suspects, including the brazilian rail. the rule book -- the russian ruble is still at 6963. the sovereign bonds, the usual suspects for emerging markets

mark cuban, who of course, owns the mavs, announced he's donating $10 million to women's groups within the sportset's get the low down on all of this. lindsey is here with us. this is a big, big deal that this was happening. for two decades. so walk us through the reporting here. >> so it is a huge deal. frankly, this is a side of mark cuban that i have never seen. he got very emotional today. we're going to show you that in a moment. cuban, he maintains he knew nothing about this culture until "sports illustrated" started working on the bombshell story released infurb february. that story provides notes from women detailing specific incidents where they were harassed, propositions. the list goes on and on. the mavericks organization was a culture rife with predtore sexual behavior. the findings of that investigation released yesterday painted a picture of a work environment that consistently devalued women. it is a report nba commissioner adam silver has weighed in on. he labeled it disturbing and heartbreaking. mark cuban showed a sign of him i have never seen. he was very, very emotional. we'r

the call to get police out of us schools report says there's bias and brutality against some groups. and sport scott assumption celtic are up to their worst start in the league for twenty details and follow it with a pledge more than straight. hello again well this hour we are going to start in north america we do have some snow across the canadian border right here as well as possibly into the higher elevations of the rockies but we're talking about a lot of rain still down here across much of the southern part of ned states and they have been dealing with flooding in that area as you can see the rain extends all the way up into the ohio river valley and the temperatures a little bit cooler for washington one thousand degrees is your high we expect to see here on monday but as we go towards tuesday things start to warm up but it is going to be a cloudy as well as a drizzly day for most areas but down towards miami pop up thunderstorms we do expect to see a temperature there of about thirty one degrees as you make our way down here across parts of central america and the caribbean will watch y

sports . football down the europa league group stage kicked off on thursday with much they won featuring three bonus league teams in the battle of the red bulls was all sport downed light six three two with a goal in the waning minutes both clubs are funded largely by the austrian energy drink company red bull leverkusen beat vulgar inside neutral go read three to hop out bag to brace in the come from a high end victory and earlier praying for grab the two want to one away win against marsay lukas toro and each hit target for untapped over to go hope no one turkey's worsening economic woes and terry turkey sharply cost is growth for cost in a half full this year and next the turkish finance minister is. in berlin today and he's carrying some heavy economic luggage the lead up has plunged by forty percent this year over concerns about president other ones influence on monetary policy and there's a deep rift with the united states inflation is now over twenty percent and the situation is getting was every day as our correspondent found out in istanbul. still have work to do but it gets harder by

sports. well the europa league group stage kicked off on thursday with match day one featuring three bonus league teams in the battle of the red bowls salzberg down light six three two with a goal in the waning minutes both clubs are funded largely by the austrian energy drink company red bull leverkusen beat ball gary inside ludo goritz three two. bag to brace in the come from behind victory and earlier frankfurt grabbed it to want to weigh win against marsay lukas toro and luke are your bitch each hit the target for an talked. over to turkey's worsening economic woes as martelly also took you shop because it's growth for cost for this year and next in the house today turkish finance minister of iraq threatens to berlin today carrying some heavy konami luggage the lira has plunged by forty percent this year over concerns of a president they're the ones influence on monetary policy and there's a deep rift with the united states inflation is now above twenty percent and the situation is getting was every day as a correspondent julia found out in istanbul. sic on new knowledge is stuff still have w

the pentagon has criticised the country for failing to deal with militant groups sport and for a fullhampton and now have an unassailable 3—1 lead in the series. they were victors by 60 runs. india, chasing 2115 to win, made a very poor start, slumping to 22—3. but they always had a chance while kohli was at the crease. he'd survived two big lbw appeals before he was caught by alastair cook on 58, wickets then tumbled. shami was the ninth batsman to fall, caught by anderson. and then it was all over when aswhwin fell lbw to the bowling of sam curran. england victorious by 16 runs. lewis hamilton has produced one of the best drives of his career to win the italian grand prix at monza. hamilton had started the race in third position on the grid, but passed sebastian vettel following a first lap collision, and then overtook kimi raikkonen with 9 laps remaining. nick parrott watched the action. before the lights went out, victory must‘ve felt improbable, if not impossible for lewis hamilton. lining up behind his rivals, he'd need a fortune on his side to except the odds double victory. th

groups. and in sports scott has jumped in celtic are off their worst start the league to twenty six on the stage. from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the french autumn breeze in the city of love. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast why i do want to take you over here towards the philippines things look pretty good right now on the forecast map we have clear skies for most of luzon all the next few days though we do have a system just off the map that is our next typhoon that is trey i mean that's going to be making its way towards the northwest now we don't expect to see a landfall in the philippines but we do expect to see those clouds start to impact that area and then the rain and the winds so that is something going to be watching a lot of these areas are still saturated from our super typhoon so any more rain across this region could be bad news across much of southern china we're looking at clouds but we're not looking at a lot of rain most of it is going to stay up towards the north would change do seeing a rainy day for you and twenty three degrees in you

schools a new report says there's bias and brutality against some groups. in sports tiger woods says insights of a first title in. woods hole championship by the restructure heading into sunday's final round. ok let's get going the fallout from an attack on a military parade in iran is rippling around the world diplomats have been summoned by iranian officials as the blame game is stepping up again at least twenty five people were killed when gunmen opened fire on a parade in the southern city of ours there on foreign minister summoned the. following a tweet by a prominent political scientist which said the attack was not an act of terrorism envoys from the u.k. the netherlands and denmark of also being called into the foreign ministry in tehran with those governor. accused of harboring opposition groups to gulf countries are being blamed for backing the group which carried out the attack senior iranian military officers a point in the finger at saudi arabia the president says the u.s. is intent on creating instability within iran and rouhani says the u.s. will quote

as was sports news now the first round of the champions league group stages kicked off in the early games on tuesday evening barcelona trounced p.s.v. eindhoven four nil superstar lino messi bagged a hat trick one of the goals coming with barca a man down and most of them by the way also netted one of his own and interline be talking to one christian eriksen got spurs on these scoreboard early in the second half but late goals from morrow carty and month yes the senior secured the win for enter the seventieth emmy awards have taken place in los angeles and alongside the actors directors and writers making the most of their moment some of the biggest stars of the show where the company's shaking up the t.v. business netflix amazon and h.b.o. well they all carried home trophies. the emmy red carpet came out again in los angeles for the seventieth awards and the stars were strutting their stuff but while h.b.o.'s game of thrones won best drama for a third time and was also the most awarded show of the night there was the feeling of an underlying battle between the big movers and shakers who

into politics and i think that's probably the same with me you know i run a community group and found facebook and sporting about the phone call this constant pittsburgh home and then the medics say kerry so they can grow their own pineapple have been established we've got coffee yak obvious that are in this we're going to shoot a banana and somehow max under-cooked out as well when i say we got when it fits. cuppa joe resilient. thanks max roach yeah no problem. but as someone in this community group and you know i'm very involved with everything community people ask questions about the city what's i trash going to put down for what not and i answer i seek out the answers and the answer in the form so when our city council ran for state representative and the seat became available and a lot of people twisting my arm and saying you have to run on like adam and i think john some fifty i got lots of things don't really get selling but this is right it is a compliment like seems your duty play. these mind to the final step up until i think your role model i can serve the community i can do basically what i'm

for to hong kong have to win while india still have to play pakistan in their final group game and that's all the sport for me more sport coming up again later on marty peter thank you very much indeed and that's all for this al-jazeera news have a don't go anywhere because i'll be back in just a moment or two a much brighter day for. the market. and hundred forty one of them. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. a clan the stine world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological objects you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war are smuggled and sold to auction houses and private collectors the banker selling an artifact is where finance is the be headaches and mus

groups. and meet the japanese photographer who takes you back in time how he captures the present pulse preserving the poss. coming up in sport defending champion slain stevens turns on the style in one of the best rallies of the u.s. open so far. by this guy knowing if. or off the coast of the italian riviera. hello again the fifth time food in the season's on its way to japan the third one similar coast to be honest now it was the biggest so far recorded but in open ocean you'll be pleased to hear you know as it gets to the closer closer to the smaller

sports. elsewhere there were away wins for borussia dortmund and atletico madrid in group a, while tottenham later inter goals in italy going down 2—1 in their opening group b match. i'm happy with the performance, but disappointed with the rest. winning ina disappointed with the rest. winning in a place like that and playing better and creating a lot of chances in the second half to kill the game, we didn't. 0f in the second half to kill the game, we didn't. of course, always in the second half to kill the game, we didn‘t. of course, always i— in the second half to kill the game, we didn't. of course, always i— nil, the game is open. manchester united manager jose mourinho drew comparisons with roger federer as his side travel to switzerland for their first match against young boys on wednesday. the match will be played on a plastic pitch, something mourinho has criticised and his captain antonio valencia won't feature as there are fears his knees won't stand up to the rigours of the playing surface in bern, but mourinho was keen to stress the 20—time grand slam champion federer‘s record on

group as manchester united. full details and reports on the bbc sport website. second place in the championship after beating bolton wanderers 2—0 at home. goals from george saville and britt assombalonga put them just a point behind leaders leeds. four other games to tell you about. nottingham forest leap above sheffield wednesday after beating them 2—1. a home win also for qpr, who beat millwall 2—0. goal—less between sheffield united and birmingham. that's six draws out of eight for the blues. and a 2—1 win for norwich at reading. there were four games in the the women's super league, and it's now two goal—less draws out of two for defending champions chelsea. they drew 0—0 at bristol city. a 1—0 win for birmingham at home to brighton. no goals between west ham and reading, but plenty for arsenal at yeovil, 7—0. jordan nobbs with a couple for them. ben stokes and alex hales have been included in england's one—day squad to tour sri lanka this autumn after being charged by the ecb with bringing the game into disrepute. the pair face a disciplinary hearing in de

sports editor dan roan. ever since the complaints review committee of wada lost the group recommended that its executive committeethis decision, it has been on the cards. having said that, i think it is unquestionably the most divisive and controversial decision that wada has made in its history because it is in defiance of an unprecedented outcry by athletes in the west and senior figures in the anti— doping committee, all of whom were asking for the very least, a postponement of this decision. the decision for that is twofold. one, the scale of the crime that russia was originally accused of. remember, they were found to have subverted they were found to have subverted the entire anti— doping system. this was a remarkable anti— doping conspiracy, state—sponsored, went to the very top, 30 sports, sabotaging events as big as the 2012 london games and yet here they are as a result of this decision, back in the fold. it is representative of a readmission of russia to its national sport. they can bid for major sports events, their track and field team and paralympic team will $0011 field team and paralympic team wil

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are some sports news now the first round of the champions league group stages kicked off in the early games on tuesday evening barcelona trounced p.s.v. eindhoven four nil superstar leo messi back to had trick one of the goals coming with barca a man down and was main them ballet also netted one of his own and to rely on beat . number two one christian eriksson got the spurs on the scoreboard early in the second half but late goals from carty and the us a scene no secured the win for enter. for the stars of the smaller screen and the streaming screen the seventieth emmy awards took place in los angeles last night some of the biggest stars of the show were the companies shaking up the t.v. business netflix amazon and h.b.o. they all carried home emmys. the emmy red carpet came out again in los angeles for the seventieth awards and the stars were strutting their stuff but while the h.b.o.'s game of thrones won best drama for a third time and was also the most awarded show of the night there was the feeling of an underlying battle between the big movers and shakers who are changing the f

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group of strong and empowered women. i think the lesson learned is that if we stand together as women we can create big changes. and not just in hockey or in sports really amazing to be here and to be a part of a group like that. >> and what do you guys think the future of female is within the sports world? >> i think it's bright. you look at the wnba, the u.s. women's soccer team and how far women's sports have come in the last 20 years, but still how far it really needs to go, i think the future is bright and i think the more female role models that young girls can see, i think they can then dream about being those females one day. and so i think the future is very bright for female sports. >> well, jocelyn and monique lamoureux, congratulations on the medals, the babies, and working on gender equity. it's great, terrific. thank you very much. after the break, the moment we've all been waiting for, the start of the global citizen festival. yes, stay with us. dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my n

parliamentary immunity to be lifted so she can be detained it's time for the sports news with peter thank you very much the champions league group stages kicked off and five times winners barcelona are all for marco the winner of a dutch club p.s.v. eindhoven legal missy's have trick helping bosses to a convincing. victory in the lights of the group b. game into school two goals in the last four minutes to be taught them to one coming up next former winners brasier dalton's outlets are going to do it and if the porter will be in action and then there's the knights headline fixture between little pool and paris st germain. real madrid play romeo on wednesday looking to win the tournament for the fourth year running captain sergio ramos has taken a swipe at french world cup winner and one griezmann who told spanish press he's now at the same level as leno messi and cristiano ronaldo. broaching the fools rush in where angels fear to tread every time i hear this kid talking i think of totty buffon maldini raul and yes they can see us players who have won it all who have their homes full of silverware but none of them have the golden

there is a group interested in this, the chinese sports thefacturer busy with production of wilson tenniscus more on this story. no decisions have been made by amer in terms of that interest. matt: i am more of a squash man myself. i think it is also fascinating that the chinese are making moves. they are growing their trade surplus with the u.s. even in the face of these tyrus and they are making -- tariffs and they are making other deals as well. we bring you our interview with the russian official alexander novak. ♪ markets: emerging pain. stocks hit a 14 month low. wargames. russia and china demonstrate their unity with a joint military exercise. we are live in vladivostok. the pound jumps as the chief negotiator from the eu says a deal is achievable in the next week. can the two sides get past their areas of disagreement? welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua here

sports. more news after the break. in sa special honor, for a special group of >>> finally at 6:00, in san francisco today, a special honor for a special group of sea scouts. the coast guard recognized a local sea scout crew for helpin. the young crew was on a nighttimumhe bay when they heard a coast guard broadcast advising there was a missing kayaker in the area. the scouts spotted the man clinging to his kayak near the richmond-san rafael bridge. he had been in the chilly water for six hours. >> it was kind of surreal. it was really late at night. we dropped the sail, came around for him, got him onboard. it was all over in maybe half a hour. >> the coast guard credits the sea scouts with saving the man's live. it's also a reminder for everyone to carry a personal vhf radio while on the water in case of emergency. >>> rob mayeda, what are we down to? 20 minutes to fall? >> 24 minutes left. we still got more summer. sev >> thanks for joining us. we'll be back again at 11:00. have a good night. news special: "bay area proud 500 stories." ron mo molina: oh, look at 'em. announcer: generosity. female: i don't know what hap

this is an amazing sport and i have been taking pa rt amazing sport and i have been taking part in the age—groupraderie of this sport and also i have been watching the parrot triathlons, —— para. it as an inspiring sport to be a part of. enjoy that blue sky and sunshine, because it is a bit grey and cloudy here this weekend. your morning run would not be quite the same here. my morning commute this morning was incredible. i got up at 6am and i cycled along the beach, terribly difficult! i will see you on the sofa on thursday morning, it will be a bit different. thursday! that is commitment. she is swimming back from australia. so, mike, thank you for the moment, and the weather here asjohn mentioned, it is a little bit grey and dull and drizzly. hi there, guys. yes, today the best of the two through the weekend, there will be rain ran and i will come to that in a moment. not about start actually. try with sunshine and the best in central and south—eastern areas. we will see cloud developing. i weak weather front in the north of england is producing the odd bit rain. gradually the crowd wind —— c

scores more are wounded in the blast tore through a sports center in a heavily shiite area of the city officials say the death toll is likely to rise no group has yet claimed responsibility. u.s. secretary of state my pompei o is in pakistan where he's held talks with new prime minister imran khan peo is also set to meet the country's powerful military chief ties between washington and islamabad have plummeted in recent years where u.s. accusations that pakistan is doing too little to fight terrorism. german chancellor angela merkel is standing by her previous comments condemning the anti migrant protests in the eastern city of commits after talks with the czech prime minister in berlin medical said the chemist's demos quote very clearly revealed hate german far right leaders have accused the chancellor of exaggerating anti migrant violence in the city. now it may be the final showdown in the seven year long civil war in syria the united nations is warning of a bloodbath if syrian and russian forces move to take the last rebel held province of idlib about three million people live there many of them refugees from elsewhere in syria the firs

palestinians brought in the intestine li weapons and operatives and this group of the tough people today in they attacked the israeli sports athletes they were in big village they killed some of them and they kidnapped the rest of them to the first book which was a military airport because they thought they would get the plane. to leave germany with the hostages for egypt. but the chairman's who were not very experienced at that time they. wanted to stop it by all means black september killed two israeli athletes in the olympic village and abducted nine others they wanted to leave germany with the hostages but the german authorities secretly planned to foil they get away by helicopter that was the first time that the israelis had to negotiate for someone else with the palestinians and golda meir as prime minister declared the church one shouldn't and she put all the responsibility over to germans that they had to go cheat. although they came to her and said we need for the names we need the palestinian demands to change prisoners but because the refused to make any negotiation and held for a mother to at look at them at th

sports industry. in a newsroom. it's very rare to find a diverse group of people. i am not even talking just about racial diverse city. i am talking about people that sit in the pew every sunday, people that own a gun, people that are pro-life, people that went to a state school, or people that did not even go to college. that is not in the mix. everybody is all the same. and they all have a sort of same social circle. that is what happens. this is who you live around. but when you take that big mass and put it on a bus that goes out to the airport and then goes to an airport in a smaller town, they all walk together to get a coffee at the marriott, get their points, have a starbucks card, and then they all take the same bus over to the rally, and they are in the cage -- i am in the cage, too. but i have been in that town for three days, and i got to that rally three days ahead of time, and i got to the rally four hours earlier, and i see a completely different rally. not because i have rose-colored glasses, which i think would be hideous, but because i saw people

equally important but much less publicized is russia's interference through the sport of left-wing causes and groups opposing president trump. that russia is supposing -- sorry, supporting american left-wing groups and have a hand in sponsoring others. it does not come as a surprise, those of you who can remember the cold war will remember that is exactly what the soviet union also did, underpinning, for instance, the agreement of stabilizing in which -- campaign against the anti-ballistic missile deployment in europe. and, of course, the same thing also went for the american peace movement, also sponsored by the soviet union. so there is a continuity of strategy, but the tactics have changed. today's influence operations targeted at the u.s. right include phony facebook groups, twitter accounts, those and other internet phenomenon, . russia's influence operations also include support for political and environmental groups, and this information spreads to news outlet and the united states as well as europe. as serious as russia's targeting of the trump administration is, however, it also has profoun

sport. thank you very much for the champions league is back with a huge game in round one of the group stage last year's finalists live a pole up against a price on german side boasting the world's most expensive player two hundred sixty million dollars neymar was heavily criticised for diving at the world cup and was booked for simulation just last week in brazil's friendly against the usa liverpool's manager you know house defended him. i don't think he's a person who wants to do to act or something like that because if you are like that you cannot play the football he plays. so i don't think about these kind of things to be honest it's if you played so he called rested at the weekend so he will he will be one hundred and fresh for us does not enjoy the name or soho we would have we would see the full package name on the football pitch and we still have to cope with that. liverpool have their own stars of course including they've won five straight games in the premier league and pearce cheese head coach thomas to call knows his team are in for a fight said anfield then history if you fear

numerous sports organisations, influential athlete groups, they have all voiced their concerns that the to open up the moscow lab that's what all those positive samples four or five years ago. they want access to that data to see if more cheats need to be brought tojustice. to see if more cheats need to be brought to justice. giving their licence back would effectively pave the way for all russian sports men and women to be free to compete internationally. world athletics have still got a ban on the country. that stands but they have got to decide what action to take now. it is going to cause massive rifts in sporting relations. lots of reaction coming in. this hasjust come in from the head of the us anti—doping agency, incredibly influential. today marks the biggest decision in the world anti—doping agency's history and it delivered a devastating blow to the world's clea n devastating blow to the world's clean athletes. they have called this bewildering and inexplicable and called for urgent reform at the world anti—doping agency. and called for urgent reform at the world anti-doping a

the group works to build relationships between at-risk kids and police officers. the orgiz sports and other afterschool p do a te. to do-list. >> let's work it out. >> and we could >> it ll for enjoying the sunshine and the cooler weather. we're taking a live look outside in san rafael this morning. visibility is clear but you'll have a hazy sunshine today. although the air quality improves for parts of the bay, the coast and the inland parts of the east bay down to santa clara valley, we will still have the hazy skies with new wildfires burning in the north bay. but it won't be as smoky elsewhere. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. come over and check it out. our temperatures in martinez today will be at 60 degrees at 8:00, and we will have a morning where you need a jacket or some long sleeves, but as the day goes along here we're looking at mid 80s. some of our inland valleys will upper 80s in concord today, 87 degrees. 80 in san jose, so we keep the comfortable weatheer bit cooler with a high of 75. san francisco reaching 67 and santa rosa today

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sport. good evening. two of the four british clubs opening their europa league group campaigns are just 20 minutes away fromis far. and are in spain to play villarreal. while chelsea have travelled a little further — to greece — where they face paok salonika. chelsea have left behind several key players including eden hazard, mateo kovacic and david luiz. but maurizio sarri has still named a pretty strong team. they start at 5:55pm. only for the little injury in the game against cardiff. the last one is eden hazard because they don't need that for the national team and after the match against cardiff, he was a little bit tired so i thought it was better to have training and to rest. so chelsea and rangers are the early kick—offs with arsenal and celtic to follow later. they start at 8pm. with arsenal's new boss unai emery having won this competition three times before. they play vorskla poltava from ukraine and celtic take on rosenborg. gloucester fly—half danny cipriani has been left out of next week's england rugby union training squad. head coach eddiejones says cipriani hasn't been included purely for r

iran's president accuses american—backed gulf states of supporting groups behind a deadly terror attack on a military parade yesterday. sports for the first time this season. they were at west ham this afternoon, looking to match liverpool's perfect start to the season and make it 6 wins out of 6, but they drew 0—0 jim lumsden reports. his manager reckons he's the best player in europe at the moment, adam hazzard in devastating form, hat—trick in the last game against cardiff, chelsea kicked off. they saw more of the ball in the first half. west ham's attack was clearly weakened by the injuries but still featured your malenkov who scored twice last week. they almost got ahead but for fabianski. your malenkov and an opportunity with space and time for west ham, instead delivering one of the misses of the season. delivering one of the misses of the season. chelsea turned the screw to force the end but their winning run was over. in the second half, especially in the last 30 minutes, we did very well, i think. the last 30 minutes, we did very well, ithink. but the last 30 minutes, we did very well, i think. but we can do bette

iran's president accuses american—backed gulf states of supporting groups behind a deadly terror attack on a military parade yesterday. sport, here's holly hamilton. chelsea have failed to match liverpool's perfect start to the premier league season. they could only draw 0—0 at west ham. there were goals at arsenal as they beat everton 2—0. adam wild watched both games. for chelsea is a trip across the capital was short but this season they and west ham could scarcely feel further apart. there's been precious little to cheer at the london stadium of late. still, west ham fans are not without hope. michail antonio almost offering them some reward. chelsea, by contrast, have had a perfect start of the season, was incredibly denied here by the face of fabianski you. having saved the game with one head they should have won it with another. andriy yarmolenko with a glaring miss, these london rivals won't be separated. just down the road there we re separated. just down the road there were goals but against everton, arsenal were made to wait. when it came it was worth it. alexandre la cazette's came it was worth it. alexandre lac

earlier that you've had a sports professional experience with xenophobia and now after hanging up your boots you've been actively seeking contact with a lot of anti foreigner groups for example in the city of chemists can you tell us a little bit of all about that. meeting at the meeting with. some different kind of people and the problem on this was that me as an immigrant i went to this city and i spoke to them and i was in the front line and seoul so funny. immigrant stands in the line in front of everybody. and showed me about immigrants so it's ridiculous and then and then off today i was very very unhappy with this moment but for many foreign people i was like not a hero but there's that oh that's right that you are in front and you showed them that you are not afraid you are a kind of guy who is not afraid to step in front and show these nazis that you are not afraid against to to to to confront them to be interim from them and this was a very very tough time for me because i have received messages plenty of them and i said that any time you want i stand up and i am against racism because i love this country of so many very same for what this country gave

sport now. great britain will be seeded in next year's revamped davis cup competiion, after beating uzbekistan 3—1 in their world groupwo, cameron norrie beat sanjar fayziev in the first of today's singles matches to give great britain victory in glasgow. and angela stanford has won the final golf major of the year, the evian championship. the veteran american took victory in dramatic fashion after amy 0lson double—bogeyed the final hole. it's stanford's first major title in what was her 76th attempt. britain's alistair brownlee was disqualified from the grand final of the world triathlon series, as mario mola won a third world title in a row. brownlee was initially given a 15—second penalty in australia forfailing to go around a buoy during the swim stage. but this was then upgraded to a disqualification. he later tweeted to express his disappointment. 0lder brotherjonny finished 8th. kenya's eliud kipchoge has set a new marathon world record after destroying the field in berlin with a time of two hours, one minute and 39 seconds. the 33—year—old took more than a minute off the previous best. jo currie reports. shock

sports correspondent andy swiss is at the venue as the tension mounts ahead of thursday's opening ceremony, and the announcement of friday's groupingsof paris where we've had glorious conditions for the second day of practice here. we've also had bigger crowds. there was a predictably enthusiastic welcome for the european players as they arrived on the first tee for they arrived on the first tee for the start of their practice rounds. always a special atmosphere at the ryder cup, there was chanting and cheering as the players took their tee shots. the fans could certainly have a part to play over the next few days. of course, one of the big talking points at this event has been the presence of tiger woods in the american team after his comeback win at the weekend. earlier on today we heard from rory mcilroy, and he said it was important the european players don't get distracted. this week, he's one of 12. we're not looking at any individuals, we're just trying to beat the us team. it's great what he did on sunday, it is great for golf, it brings a lot of excitement to the game, but i think to focus on one player is silly. as for the

he agreed to donate 10 million dollars to women's groups following an internal investigation sparked by a "sports illustrated" story that found two decades of sexual harassment and improper conduct in the mavericks basketball organization. cuban was contrite in an interview with espn. >> first just an apology to the women involved, and not just to them, but their families. i'm just sorry i didn't see it. i'm just sorry i didn't recognize it. in hindsight, it was staring me right in the face and i missed it. you know, i think -- you know, i wasn't as focused on the business as i should have been. the pain that people went through, the pain that people shared with me that this happened, the tears that i saw, it just -- it hurt, and the way i felt is nothing compared the way they felt. howard: this was a huge failure by mark cuban who refused twice to fire an employee arrested for domestic violence. i have to give him credit for going on television with that emotional apology. and speaking of apologies, jane fonda in a sit down with steven colbert offered her the strongest regrets yet of what she di

group. it sounds less says her coalition is getting back to uk but lately crisis mode has become business as usual. our sports news now the one is link is a night wrapped up its midweek slate of matches with dortmund looking to jump from fourth to second place in the standings one hosted nuremberg and made a statement by winning easily. dortmund was in a festive mood and even coach lucianne farve was all smiles and was expecting to extend its perfect home record against newly promoted nuremberg. and accordingly it took dortmund just nine minutes to open the scoring through the broom larsson. to meet flicks the first from provider christian politike the second to finish off the move and give dortmund an early lead. which marco royce should have doubled a minute later only to be denied by norm berg's fabienne brave low. but shortly after the half hour mark dortmund's captain made up for his wasted chance i. too neil the well deserved lead coming through royce whose shot took a slight deflection to the onrushing georg mark reiter. in the second half the already one sided affair became even more humiliating for t