years after allowing women members, dedicated changing facilities will be built in the clubhouse at st andrewsirst time. the royal and ancient golf club say construction will take several years as part of a wider refurbishment programme. calum mcleod hit a quickfire 7a as scotland beat bermuda to boost their prospects of making next year's t20 world cup. with one game left to play, they're third in their group — only the top four have a chance of progressing new zealand cricket captain kane williamson will miss their t20 series with england next month with a hip injury. tim southee will captain the side in his absence. the washington nationals have gone 2—up in baseball's world series, after thrashing the houston astros 12—3 in game two in texas. only three teams have lost the first two games at home and gone on to win. lewis hamilton can wrap up a sixth formula one drivers' title on sunday at the mexican grand prix. in the build up to the race he's been accused of hypocrisy regarding his attempt to raise awareness for climate change whilst simulataneously living a jet—set lifestyle. he took t

the weekend's football action started tonight at the st andrews where birmingham city beat strugglingodin bailey got the winner with his first goal for the club in the 90th minute. the win sees birmingham jump to 12th in the table while boro stay in 20th, just four points off the drop zone. plenty of prmeier league action tomorrow ahead of the international break next week and for brendan rogers, well it'll be a return to some familiar ground as the former liverpool boss heads to anfield, this time heading up third—placed leicester city. liverpool are unbeaten in the league, but rogers has been praised for his side's form so far this season. rogers admits he has fond memories of his time at liverpool and the experience helped develop his skills. i'm looking forward to going back. had the great privilege of managing one of the iconic clubs in the world. such a good place for me to learn it liverpool and like i said, i have not been back since i left as manager. i'm looking forward to seeing good friends there and like i say looking forward to the game. once my time was finished there,

st. andrews dice que hay bebidas que puede mantener tambiÉn el cuerpo hidratado.uvieron. aplastaron 41-1. los de se vieron impulsadosofensiva terrestre. con este resultado mantuvieron el invicto, tienen marca de cuatro y cero el prÓximo domingo enfrentarÁn. dodgers y nacionales disputaron el cuarto juego en la liga nacional. cada vez que ha lanzado, washington se queda con el triunfo. esta vez no fue la excepciÓn. tras siete entradas, los nacionales ganaron 6-1. la serie estÁ igualados por dos y obligaron un quinto y decisivo juego. el mexicano julio urÍas cargÓ con la derrota. nathalie: en la nba, lebron james y anthony davis ganaron su primer gol de la pretemporada al vencer 103% uno a golden state. ambos jugadores en la primera mitad y con 18 minutos en avena cada uno, fue suficiente para causar daÑo y encaminar a los lakers a la victoria. la selecciÓn mexicana trabajo este lunes con la mira puesta en su primer compromiso de la liga de naciones de la concacaf ante bermudas. el equipo que dirige gerardo martino viajarÁ el miÉrcoles para medirse el viernes, con c

st. andrews, all that area. it was a pretty poor economy before the storm, now it's gotten even worse.body right now. >> there is thousands. there's thousands of people still displaced and homeless from the hurricane. there's people everywhere living in cars, living intes. the community has pretty much lost itself. and a lot of people feel that they just don't matter. they do to me, they do to my husband, they do to my daughter, they do to everybody here. so like i said, it's a drop in the bucket. >> i think the feel is just like, hope. people are hopeful. because we're never going to be the same. there's always going to be a scar. but there's hope that, you know, there's money coming in. there's things being rebuilt. people are eventually going to come back. >> reporter: one year later, they'll admit their strong, but it has been hard. and they're still in need of help, hoping that they have not been forgotten. >> we're still recovering. don't forget about us. we're still down here, hello, we're still here. we might be little but we are still here and we still matter. >> reporter: for

st. andrew.t t to geneva, where there is political chaos as a result of sunday's parliamentary vote showing no clear winner. the moderate islamist party and mediarty of the detained mogul had earlier claimed victory. both h have also ruled out workg -- coalitionion that contains the other. predicted that the election would be a slap in the face for more established parties. is that what happened? >> it is a mixed bag. it was a slap in the face for two established parties. it was certainly a c crucial and dominant political force here and in the firstst few years afr the resolutution o of 2011. both parties d d badly accccordg to an independent polling company, a privatete polling company.y. ththis is not a government exixt poll. that result should be coming this w wednesday from the electn commission. this polling company was accurate in the first round of the presidential electn, s so we can be preretty safe and using their results. nahdhaha as theng e en party that came out on top. on the f fac

st. andrews in scotland tested 13 beverages and found nonfat milk does the best job of keeping the body hydrated over a four-hour period because of volume and protein nt nonfat milk followed by oral rehydration like pedialyte.pedie orange juice fourth. cola fifth. the caveat is cola is only good for short-term hydration not long term. water number ten. >> who did this study? >> this was sponsored by coca-cola -- no, it wasn't. >> and the dairy industry. >> yeah, okay. sure. >> i like water. >> it's fine. i can't even believe a sugary drink would come in before water. all right. >> a lot of those have sugar in them, just about all of them but water. that's interesting. this is what's going to precipitate the high fire danger. you should probably make sure everything that's outside can withstand wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. we could have down tree branches and possible power lines and that could spark the fire. there's nothing we can do about the trees right now. we're going to shank out the weak ones, unfortunately, as we've had a very dry summer. there will be some dry ones out there. so

that was the planned new facilities at st andrews clubhouse, and we have had a response from them, ae are still some years away, the r and a say the facility is currently in use at st andrews are modern and well—equipped changing rooms and they overlook the 18th green. the ladies who are using those rooms, they are all used by members, and they definitely are not using a portacabin. it isa it is a huge day at the rugby world cup today. massive day for england, the semifinal weekend, england, cup today. massive day for england, the semifinalweekend, england, new zealand today and well take on south africa tomorrow and to task in hand, though. the all blacks! england have never actually beaten them world cup. that in itself is a scary prospect, especially when you consider new zealand have not lost a world cup since 2007. we thought today this was all he would going to be talking about but then we had some premier league action last night with a little bit of history made, leicester city thrashing southampton 9—0 and the biggest away win in premier league history but in terms of the ov

decision the club has now decided to install a woman's locker room for the 1st time the club based in st andrews describes itself as a mixed sex golf club however up until now women had to walk 10 minutes up the road to a different location if they wanted to change or have a shower and now to the rugby world cup where wales have been given some royal support for their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. that's it for me direct to marry i'm in london. but i'll be back with another bulletin very shortly dugan anyway so you've actually. didn't the u.s. treasury or just a good months ago say that no china is going to look we bring you the stories and developments that dramatically changing the world we live in what's behind the rise of piracy. counting the cost on i'll just say are. driven by outrage and spann

decision the club has now decided to install a woman's locker room for the 1st time the club based in st andrews describes itself as a mixed sex golf club however up until now women had to walk 10 minutes up the road to a different location if they wanted to change or have a shower. and now to the rugby world cup where wales have been given some royal support for their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. well that's it for me we'll have more sports for you later. thanks very much les you've been watching the al-jazeera news with me and say hello robin the stasia table be here with another for the other side of the frightening to learn from me on the team thanks for your time and your company. in germany capital there is a barber like no other to put it to. us from cross what you have. but as he said he cha

the weekend's football action started tonight at st andrews, where birmingham city beat struggling middlesboroughthe club in the 90th minute. the win sees birmingham jump to 12th in the table while middlesborough stay in 20th, just four points off the drop zone. now to rugby union, and leinster claimed their second consecutive pro14 bonus—point win against a threadbare ospreys side. ronan kelleher was the star of the show for the irish, the hooker scoring a hat—trick of tries as they thrashed the welsh side by 53—5. scarlets held off a late fightback from glasgow warriors to win 25—21 at scotstoun. they were leading 25—9, but the hosts ran in two tries to set up a nervy finish. the welsh side held on though to claim their second win of the season. that's all the sport for now. this week i am in greece with a team of archaeologists uncovering the long—lost city. plus i'm going into battle, finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we are heading to athens to uncover greece ‘5 ancient treasures, and the more modern ones. for more than two millennia, the temple of the

decision the club has now decided to install a woman's locker room for the 1st time the club based in st andrews describes itself as a mixed sex golf club however up until now women had to walk 10 minutes up the road to a different location if they wanted to change or have a shower. and now to the rugby world cup where wales have been given some royal support for their semifinal against south africa the prince of wales visited their training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the enrollment of the new japanese emperor never he took he spent time chatting to the players and was given a wales shirt by captain allen when jones wales are aiming to in the world cup for the 1st time. well that's it for me we'll have more sports for you later. indeed we will find more news on the other side of the brights that is stay with us here on al-jazeera. the scum of the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels and the 506 boys and to go to one of them of citizenship fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at the world . of. colleg

you're really in danger here of causing real problems with the belfast agreement, the st andrews agreement and political stability in northern ireland by what you're doing to the unionist community! please wake up and realise what is happening here! we are absolutely explicit in standing by the commitments of this government, and i think it's something actually that is a cross party commitment to the belfast good friday agreement, and the northern ireland protocol makes that explicit within the terms of the international agreement. these are not issues that start on the 1st of november, these are issues that apply at the end of the application period. and just even from the preamble, before we get into the actual articles, the preamble itself says, "the application of the protocol should impact as little as possible on the everyday life of communities in ireland and northern ireland." we actually need to see draft documents about what these requirements would be. they are causing huge concern within northern ireland, and the secretary of state will not be able to sell the deal unless, with

st. andrew's drive as the evacuation route.the first city to do a drill after the campfire in 2018. you can't help b tnk this helped peoplenhaveo wake up at 1:00 in the morning and figure out how to get out safely, how to protect their homes. a drill like this extremely helpful in this situation where it's dark. there's no power, and you have to figure out how to get to safety and get your family to safety as soon as possible. this evacuation drill playing a part in helping people in this area as they have to evacuate right now this morning. so we want to give you an update. we spoke with craig who was on the scene there at the fire line. and he's told us he's gotten an update from fire officials there that now 35 to 40 acres are burning here in moraga and it's 20% contained. that's an update from what we had originally learned this morning when it was zero percent contained. we're happy to hear that. he said there are -- it seems like the winds are lower, but in his area, and the concern is that as we go higher the winds might

st. andrews history in scotland. we don't know exactly what hill told congress today. she planned it say rudy giuliani and eu ambassador gordon sondland circumvented the national security council for a shadow policy on ukraine. it shows again the scandal was not an offhand comment trump made on a phone call with ukraine's president but a systematic strategy to use the tools of american state to gain assistance for donald trump in the 2020 election. meanwhile we have this whole other part of this unfolding scandal. while congress is churning ahead, deposing witnesses, demanding documents and there are big deadlines and witnesses set to testify, the fbi arrested these two soviet-born american citizen businessmen last week on federal campaign corruption charges, just a few hours after those two men had lunch at a trump hotel with rudy giuliani, a man who essentially has taken on the role of the president's fixer. giuliani appears to be the subject of a criminal investigation by the southern district of new york. the office he once ran. we're learning more about giuliani's

st. andrews in scotland, you can get through a round of golf in three hours but now you see pros settingample they come out with a book and are reading a piece of paper on how to read the greens they don't putt any better than the bob charles and all of these great players that played. tiger woods never had a piece of paper and nobody putted better than he did. we've got to eliminate all of these things that are taking too much time. and we've got to realize that golf, i'm 84, i can still beat my age by an average of ten shots a round. admittedly, i take care of myself to do it. but no other sport can you do that to the degree you can in golf and i can tell you that you do business on the golf course, have a sport that has longevity, you make a lot of friends, it's a game forever and it's a challenge like you've never had. so with all of these new ideas coming up, golf -- a resurgence of golf. >> you say with, why do a golf course need to be 18 holes have you seen any demand for golf courses that have changed how they're designed in order to accommodate the desire for a faster game? >> y

st. andrews university in scotland tested 13 beverages and found non-fat milk does the best job of keepinged thanks to the volume as well as protein. cola ranked fifth. plain old water? that ranked tenth. >> that's so interesting. >> a popular brand of all purpose flower is being recalled because of possible e. coli contamination. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has the details on that. michael? >> robin hood, very famous brand. it involve robin hood all purpose flour. no illnesses have been reported the parent company jm smucker announced the recall out of an abc7 news of caution due to the risk of e. coli contamination. the recall affects five pound bags of robin hood all purpose flour. consumers should immediately dispose of the product. you can find the affected lot numbers on the fda's website. >>> the parent company of big name brands like ben & jerry's and lipton tea is making a play today. unilever plans to cut the use of new plastic packaging it uses in half by 2025. the company says it will sell more unwrapped products and use more recycled plastics. according to unilever, its

st. andrew's , caleb whitford noted enthusiastically in his diary, representatives of britain and united states signed a provisional treaty bringing the war of the revolution to a close. paintingnjamin west's of the american peace commissioners. this painting is unfinished. made a lot of that. west wanted to paint all of the peace commissioners, including the british, but richard oz weld refused to sit for his portrait. this sparked a rumor that refuses to die that oswald was embarrassed of the role he played in this. he was very proud of the role he played. he had landed in south carolina. -- he had land in south carolina. he is not ashamed of the goal. he was ashamed of his looks. he was not good-looking. theefused to sit for treaty. the portrait remained unpainted. we see david hartley, who replaced oswald as the ,ommissioner for the treaty which was signed in 1783. to have hishappy portrait painted and happy to have it painted with the definite treaty by his right hand. i don't know if you can see it. it says definitive treaty. behind the story unpainted -- unfinished portrait. becau

who decides the impact on education and research institutions like the university of st andrews?for young people in the future? do i sign that off to borisjohnson the future? do i sign that off to boris johnson and have the future? do i sign that off to borisjohnson and have him make these profound decisions which will have a life changing consequences for my constituents? i don't think so. i don't trust borisjohnson as far as so. i don't trust borisjohnson as farasi so. i don't trust borisjohnson as faras i can so. i don't trust borisjohnson as far as i can throw him. that is not just me but my colleagues in labour, the liberal democrats, plaid cymru, the liberal democrats, plaid cymru, the greens and even some of the conservatives. let's have a proper debate. if these proposals have been seriously thought through, and i don't think they have, but if they have they should be able to stand up to scrutiny in parliament. in terms of any amendments the party is planning, talk to me about that? we are looking through a wide range of amendments. this is a chunky bill that we only got

you are really in danger here of causing real problems with the belfast agreement, the st andrews agreemente no checks but there will be administrative processes, what is the difference you say? between an administrative process and a cheque? well, according to the brexit secretary, steve barclay, these administrative processes would be paperwork, only they would not be paperwork, only they would not be paperwork, they would be digital. and it would just be one form. in other once, not much of an issue. question is why would anyone bother to fill them out? whether be any checks on them? really we're coming down to a bit of semantics but there no getting away from the real disquiet and unease amongst the dup, certainly, that they feel our border is being put down, between great britain, and northern ireland which makes it evermore unlikely they are going to come round to boris johnson's belle. french—mac thank you very much for that. the headlines on bbc news. essex police confirm the 39 people found dead in the back of a refrigerated lorry in essex yesterday were chinese nationals — eight w

the cut-off date will be 11 working days before the election, we'd expect, depending on st andrews dayu want to vote at your home address or term time addre55, at your home address or term time address, you can get your ballots sent elsewhere. thank you for being with us. good luck to you and your tea m with us. good luck to you and your team in the weeks ahead. now back to vicki. lets get reaction from the snp. this was something you got through with the liberal democrats. the reason we chose the ninth was that we didn't want the government to have a chance to get its withdrawal agreement through. it seems like they want to try and push that through, because we can't see borisjohnson's brexit that through, because we can't see boris johnson's brexit happen. that through, because we can't see borisjohnson's brexit happen. that was key for us. now we have tipped over into this general election mode, we are thinking about what we are seeing. we are talking about what we will be seeing on the doors, and for me, talking to people on the doorsteps of scotland, it's really about remaining in

and five years after women members were allowed to join st andrews golf club, there are plans to gives in the clubhouse. women have been changing in a separate building near the 18th green since they were admitted. five years it took. and also, it's not built yet. it is going to take a little time to build. it's great. five years after that decision, there are no plans afoot to make a private changing room. five years after there are plans? yes, it's happening, naga, it's happening. gorgeous pictures. i wonder what the portakabin is like when they have to go and get changed? not very glamorous. thank you. we are blessed this morning having matt right in the studio with us. good morning. good morning. this is a generic view. it is gorgeous. it will be a gorgeous start. things will change, not in a positive way. good morning. a lovely start for many. lovely bright, crisp and reasonably sunny. it is quite rusty at the moment. some parts of northern ireland done as low as —3. you will swap the sunshine for something more miserable. rain clouds putting on as we go through the day. a slight

these weather watchers people are from fop st andrew, taken yesterday, where we saw torrential rain.uple of weather fronts moving west to east. that is of the story. the squeeze on the high also telling us that is a windy day, gales down the irish sea, we have already got gusts of wind 60 across the outer hebrides. the black circles indicate the gust of wind where you are. through this evening and overnight and through the rest of the afternoon, we move from west to east with the rain. still some heavyin to east with the rain. still some heavy in it. as it approaches the south east it will turn lighter and more patchy. and then behind it we are looking at brighter skies and some sunshine coming through. but there will be some showers as well. some of those could be heavy. temperature wise, 11—16. roughly where we should be at the stage in october. there goes the rain. we see the lot of a clearing esanda and the south—east. behind it drier comes our way. we have another array of weather fronts coming in, our way. we have another array of weatherfronts coming in, bringing further showe

so it is not necessarily andrew yang, i care for ubi, universal basic income. st: asking this afternoon, who is the strongest presidential candidate? oh ahead, tom. -- go ahead, tom. that would be bernie sanders and his entire team. i think the coalition his team has put together is america. it looks like america. it feels like america. and it is the america i remember. i am a senior citizen, and we have suffered through some very, very, very tough times recently. and i think that senator sanders and his team that he has put arether and his values exactly what this country needs to get back on track and move forward and take us into the host: -- into the future. a reporter says more than 25,000 for sanders, the biggest crowd for any campaign event in the 2020 cycle so far. asking you who is the strongest candidate? anthony is on the republican line in garden grove, california. go ahead. >> the strongest candidate i believe, believe it or not, is gabbard.i when i saw the debate last week, she sounded like she was the one that was less socialist, more military, and

andrew scheer has said. he is pro—immigration and the fact that the conservatives under the la st that the conservatives undert out of their way to court new canadians because they wanted to get their support. i suspect andrew scheer would be somewhat similar. one question we often ask about canada is resisting the popular strain. the election of donald trump south of the border, what is happening in europe and some parts of america. canada like to see itself as different. is it? no. the country is only as different as its institutions. everybody ultimately can be turned one way or the other. we have been fortunate are institutions have held out. in fact we have a populist party running in this election. the people's party of canada. they have tanked. they have been rejected by mainstream canada. so far we been rejected by mainstream canada. so farwe are been rejected by mainstream canada. so far we are holding out as best as we can. thank you, david. it will be a long night. the results are starting to come in. we heard the first three seats have gone too justin trudeau's liberal party. it is too early to sa

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st. louis, missouri, you say yes. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would support elizabeth warren. buttigieg,port pete andrewl weld even. is, the man we have in the office right now is a malignant narcissistic personality disorder suffering from that. he is out of control. he is putting lives in danger. now it's going to be our lives in danger, people are dying in syria right now. host: who do you like the best in the democratic field? which candidate are you leaning towards. caller: i really liked mayor pete, i do. been a that he has -- heemen, he has been has been somebody who has served this country, he has been over there and he knows what is going on. i think cam and amy klobuchar together would be a great ticket. what concerns you about elizabeth warren? about theam concerned way she panders. she will pander to trying to pull the boat and that is kind of scary to me. i would rather have someone who has principles that stands for america. right now we don't have it. host: annie in west mississippi. you say yes as well. caller: yes, i could support elizabeth warren. , think she is very energetic some of