coming up, i'm at st george's park talking to the new england women interim manager ahead of herfirstelcome along. leicester city are searching for a new manager once again after the sacking this afternoon of craig shakespeare just four months after he signed a three—year deal to take the job on a permanent basis. the foxes are third from bottom in the premier league and without a win in their past six league matches. the bbc‘s mark shardlow is at the king power for us.. the club have just issued a statement. despite the early promise under the management of craig shakespeare, the statement says the board feel but regrettably a change is necessary to keep the club moving forward consistent with their long—term expectations of supporters, of the board and the owners. so a disappointment for craig shakespeare who knew that he was under pressure but perhaps thought he had more time. but a disappointing performance against west brom last night means the owners, their patience has run out finally. i guess people watching will think it is no surprise following what happened to claudio ranie

on the season there started at the end of april around st george's day the patron saint of put on. entire families packed up and moved to their houses on the salt pans for the summer and for six months they performed the arduous task of salt mine before returning to pan out in full on. the salt pan still stretch along the coast today slovenians are just as proud of their sea salt as they are of their olive oil. so the last stop on the bike tour is the farm run by nina forgot her family they prepared something for their visitors. time to sample the delights as i'm about this close look at but i mean that with that i'm going to enjoy the olive oil from proper tasting lysis but i'll be there with that here's how you do it with that hold the glass in your hand to warm the oil. and swill it gently on as a bit of. the living with the cold that in the smell it'll put your whole nose into the glass it's mel still fresh like freshly cut grass on the tip of course. if it's mills like that we can taste it. i think the two o'clock i think the totally going call what did you taste when did you

st. george and purchased a shotgun. he also went to arizona according to the authorities and purchased guns there. and then he also purchased guns from the nearby gun shop near his home. so you put all this together, this was taking place, the accumulation of the weapons over weeks and months. we spoke with the owner here in st. george, and here's what he told us about a man he looked into the eyes on three different separate occasions before he purchased the gun. here's what he told us. can you tell me, because you're really one of the people, one of the few people who has looked this man in the eyes. >> yeah. >> reporter: what were you general impressions about him? >> again, he was the neighbor next door. the guy that you would be seen mowing everybody else's lawn, going to church on sunday and sitting in the congregation, you would invite him to the family barbecues going on in the neighborhoods. nothing really stood out. he wasn't anything that, you know, again, i kept looking for red flags but nothing was flagged

on the season there started at the end of april around st george's day the patron saint of put on. entire families packed up and moved to their houses on the salt bands for the summer and for six months they performed the arduous task of salt mine before returning to pan out in full on. the salt pan still stretch along the coast today slovenians are just as proud of their sea salt as they are of their olive oil. so the last stop on the bike tour is the farm run by nina forgot her family they prepared something for their visitors. time to sample the delights as i'm about this closely but i did that with that i'm going to enjoy the olive oil from proper tasting glasses. with that here's how you do it with that hold the glass in your hand to warm the oil. and swill it gently on as a bit of. the living with the cold the smell it'll put your whole nose into the glass it's melts. like freshly cut grass on the tip of course. if it's mills like that we can taste it. i think the two o'clock i think the totally gone call what did you taste when did you get all bitterness and exactly that's t

version of maradona's hand of god goal from the 1986 world cup to demonstrate the technology at st george'sgue refs mikejones and andre mariner. the var system is due to be used in england for the first time injanuary for fa cup televised games at premier league grounds. we have a fast flowing game of football, we want to harness technology. we have to do it in a way that is sympathetic to the flow of the game. part of the training is honing the skills. if we can do something in 30 seconds rather than 40, 20 rather than 30 and we will not impact on the flow of the game and we can still have the advantages. there was a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters, he beat the italina paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round. it wasn't such a good day for fellow brit kyle edmund. he is out in china after he lost in the second round in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, to marin cilic. a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set tie break against stevejohnson in an apparent protest a

as a schoolboy he sang in the choir in st george's church later in fifteen twenty one on his trip to the diet of warms and back he preached here. you can find out all that and more on these information columns they direct you to the town sites and when you see this green arrow you know the site is connected to luther. i've made my way to the loser house and want to find out what this story q.r. code can tell me about this case that ca. in the probably oldest half to murder house of thuringia martin luther is reported to have spent his most wonderful and formative school days with the cause of family seems like a pretty important place in luther's life so we should go check it out. the permanent exhibition luther and the bible is here in this building that explains why how and with whom luther translated the bible and the effect those were. it had a language literature and music. these are the luther rooms where the young martin luther is said to have lived from fourteen ninety eight to fifty no one in exchange for food and lodging he tutored the kata son. time now for something compl

st. george, utah, three times until he bought a shotgun about six weeks later. at his reno, nevada home, more weapons. investigators recovered five handguns and two shotguns. neighbors had no idea. only that he was reclusive, claimed to be a professional gambler, and lived with his girlfriend. >> i started feeling sorry for her, she needs to talk to more people, but i never got a chance to talk to her anymore because i know it's very difficult to be around a gambler, they're in their own world. even if they go gambling one day, it's like they're shut out from everything. all reality. >> investigators say the gunman's girlfriend is cooperating. she is currently in the philippines where the couple in 2013 took this family picture. the fbi says the gunman wired $100,000 to someone in the philippines. at the couple's mesquite, nevada home, police recovering 19 guns, explosives, and thousands of rounds of ammunition here. 49 guns in all found so far in this investigation. chris michael believes the shotgun he sold the killer likely wasn't used to kill innocent people

on the season there started at the end of april around st george's day the patron saint of put on. entire families packed up and moved to their houses on the salt bands for the summer and for six months they performed the arduous task of salt mine before returning to pan out in full on. the salt pan still stretch along the coast today slovenians are just as proud of their sea salt as they are of their olive oil. so the last stop on the bike tour is the farm run by nina for god and her family they've prepared something for their visitors. time to sample the delights as i'm about this close look at but i mean that with that we're going to enjoy the olive oil from proper tasting license. with that here's how you do it but i mean with that you know hold the glass in your hand to warm the oil. and swill it gently on as a bit of. something living with the cold the smell it'll put your whole nose into the glass it's melts. like freshly cut grass on the tip of course. if it's meals like that we can taste it. i say the two o'clock i think the totally gone call what did you taste when did yo

but it all points to something going very right at st georges park with producing very competitive teamnt facility, what goes on there with the coaching philosophy, trying to change from this having a good determination and battling well, no we are starting to play really good formations and suiting the players we have got. we play technical football, the the players we have got. we play technicalfootball, the players are being taught really well within the systems. the coaching ability and standards have gone up in my opinion andi standards have gone up in my opinion and i feel the players standards have gone up in my opinion and ifeel the players are benefiting from that and if that can translate into the premier league, into the championship, it will really look good with these players and they will be able to forge careers. olive foster speaking to trevor sinclair. so it'll be spain waiting for england on saturday. they beat mali 3—1 in the other semifinal. they were 2—0 up at the break against mali, with abel ruiz scoring both before a touch of controversy after half time. no goal

the organisation, and promised a top to bottom cultural review of the national football centre at st george'sammed ali is facing a long ban for testing positive for a steroid. the positive test happened in april — but ali — who won silver at last year's european championships — has been provisionally suspended since may. gb boxing says it's the first time that a member of the gb boxing squad has tested positive for a banned substance. rugby union now, and james haskell has been left out of a 34—man england squad for next month's three internationals at twickenham. the wasps back—row, who has 75 england caps, started the season with a hand injury and has been replaced by exeter‘s sam simmonds, who receives his first call—up. the england head coach says that there is a future for the cattle and four tom wood. he has been a good little bit off or through injury and other reasons, but they can come back into contention. if you look at the squad, we have 3a players, then none available through various injuries or suspensions, so the competition for spots is very intense. england's rugby league pla

five years, st george's has been built and we said it was something we needed to help us develop.rld champions are under 17 and european champions at under 19. it is fair to say the work is going on, but can we get some level of success? it would be fantastic if we can go and win in russia, but can we get them developed where they will be competing into the latter stages of the competition and then by 2022, they will have the experience. i want success yesterday, i want the senior team to win i am a patriotic england supporter. i don't think we are 1 million miles away but i think there is a lot of work to be done. we are 12th in the fifa rankings, we want to be in the top places and stay there. we don't just want this year as a good year, we want to build on it and make sure most of our summers england supporters are watching successful football. manchester united have continued their 100% record at old trafford, after a 1—0 win over tottenham. there was little between the two sides, but when the spurs defence switched off, united's anthony martial pounced. as tim hauge reports.

five years, st george's has been built and we said it was something we needed to help us develop.lp us develop. five years end, we have world champions are under 17 years end, we have world champions are underi7 and years end, we have world champions are under 17 and european champions at under 19. it is fair to say the work is going on, but can we get some level of success? it would be fantastic if we can go and win in russia, but can we get them developed where they will be competing into the latter stages of the competition and then by 2022, the competition and then by 2022, the happy experience. i want success yesterday, i want the senior team to wini yesterday, i want the senior team to win i am unpatriotic england supporter. i don't think we are i million miles away but i think there isa million miles away but i think there is a lot of work to be done. we are 12th in the fifa rankings, we want to be in the top places and stay there. we don'tjust want this year asa there. we don'tjust want this year as a good year, we want to build on it and make sure most of our summers engl

there is no new way of playing football, it used to be the french way at st george's park, then the spanishermans, oh, the german way! no, we are british, and i say this in the book, let's look at what we are good at, our game has always been different, and we must make sure it remains different. that is why it is so attractive to people watching football throughout the world, and i just think, you know, we have talent here in england and in scotland who are more than capable of being top managers. we don't have to go out co nsta ntly managers. we don't have to go out constantly looking for the latest big—name, the latest big manager. it has been a difficult and damaging week for the football association after striker eni alu ko gave evidence to a department for digital, culture, media and sport select committee about her time with the england squad under former england coach mark sampson. well, england face france tonight in a friendly under interim head coach mo marley. let's go to valenciennes and speak to our reporterjo currie. we have to start with the reaction to the select committee

among those considered in need of rescue by historic england are the church of st george the martyr in world's oldest gasholder in london's fulham gaswork. let's have a look at the travel situation now. the tube is running normally. borough tube station is closed because there aren't enough staff. the blackwall tunnel is slow. in whitechapel, there are eastbound delays on the a13 heading towards aldgate. let's take a look at the weather now, here's lucy martin this morning we have a few patches of mist and fog to look out for, particularly in you're on the road. soa particularly in you're on the road. so a grey start to the day this morning. the patches of mist and fog gradually lifting as we move through the morning. cloud could be thick enough to produce outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. the best of any brighter intervals the further south you are with highs of 17s and a light westerly wind. through this evening and overnight, we will start to see the cloud and outbreaks of rain and drizzle and a few patches of mist and fog sinking southwards. the skies clearing which will allow t

st. george court in my constituency with one staircase and no sprinklers?> much has been said in this house about the issue of sprinklers. a number of aspects have to be looked at in relation to safety of tower blocks and it is not the case that sprinklers are the only issue to be addressed or the only solution to ensuring the safety of those tower blocks. in relation to the expenditure by her local counsel, it is up to the council to make decisions, we have been very clear discussions have taken place with local authorities. >> the mental health of service men, women and their families is gaining the attention it deserves. will the prime minister join me in welcoming the initiative between the royal foundation and ministry of defense and support across the armed forces family? >> i am very happy for what my honorable friend referred to, mental health is an issue we need to address more carefully and with greater attention across the public in general but the issue of mental health concerns is a very real challenge we have to take because they put themselve

there is great work being done at st george's park, the centre, coaching, diversity, leadership.e county associations need a massive overhaul. three years ago i was asked to give evidence. part of it was this comment. currently there are 55 county associations. the army, navy, 0xford and cambridge universities, independent schools are all part of the system. yet large parts of the massive english demographic, the english, asian, black population have no direct representation. we have a 19th—century body, with independent schools, the army and navy having a say, but no black or ethnic minority, all women? that is absurd. you would put women in that as well? women absolutely a minority, they onlyjust have the first ever woman in 150 years and now they have got to add three more to the board. to say it is not institutionally, there was no institutional problem is ridiculous. women in football have been working for ten years in this field. we constantly receive complaints from women that experienced discrimination in the football industry. when we take them to the fa we are not met w

as a schoolboy he sang in the choir in st george's church later in fifteen twenty one on his trip to the diet of warms and back he preached here. you can find out all that and more on these information columns they direct you to town sites and when you see this green arrow you know the site is connected to luther. i've made my way to the loser house and want to find out what this smart q.r. code can tell me about this case that ca. in the probably oldest half to bird house of thuringia martin luther was reported to have spent his most wonderful and formative school days with the comma family seems like a pretty important place in luther's life so we should go check it out. the permanent exhibition luther and the bible is here in this building that explains why how and with whom luther translated the bible and the effect his work had on language literature and music. these are the luther rooms where the young martin luther is said to have lived from fourteen ninety eight to fifteen zero one in exchange for food and lodging he tutored the kata son. time now for something completely dif

st. george, utah, where he went to a gun shop there, visiting three times starting in january. here's what the gun shop owner told us. >> you know, it was just a regular, every day joe blow guy. nothing specific. didn't ask for anything that threw any red flags. looked through the entire store. looked at all different kinds of items. asked different questions about things. my first encounter with him was, again, nothing remarkable. the next time he came through the door, he was looking more specifically for a shotgun. the third visit that he came in, he actually purchased the firearm, the shotgun. and, again, browsed around, talked about just every day life, nothing like that. and then walked back out the door. it wasn't like there was just this one little thing or a look in his eyes. because we get sketchy people that walk into our business. no matter how you look at it, sketchy people come in. those are the ones we have code words, you know, on our staff that we can throw up and let everybody know something is not right here. something is going on. and that didn't happen with

st. george tucker in his treatise on william blackstone, spelled out the second amendment as going back toblackstone's construction, the right of self-preservation. william raleigh, a very influential scholar in the 1820s. his treatise found the second amendment to be an individual right. as a member of the pennsylvania assembly he ratified the second amendment, not mentioned in the book, barely mentioned st. joseph's story, in the 1830s, the individual rights model and even the american bar association, not exactly right wing militia type organization. in 1965 awarded a prize to a fellow who wrote an essay in the second amendment. and other people who may have institutional trust. >> alan said plenty of history. >> i will let it stand. >> you can debate that history as accurately debated. but the core of your objection is justice scalia didn't engage. he doesn't seek to explain the original intent, this is focused on closely parsed text taking us on a claustrophobic and unpersuasive reading of the text that strolls through the historical background, to take out of the context. and -- >> t

st. george. royal st. hborhood is fine. >> looks leek it is doing -- like it is doing og. you can see -- okay. really not just that house but agood bit of that section looks like it's still intact. i barely see fire damage in that part of town. >> it has been evacuated and if so you were probably driven from your home and don't know it's okay. so good to report that off sonoma highway this cul-de-sac and other the -- the other side. give us a little time. it takes a few minutes to fly over the neighborhoods. we will be back with more of that the latest on the fires this morning in a few minutes. ( james ) >>> 3 is dead -- 31 dead and more than 3,000 structures burned we are checking on homes for viewers in santa rosa because we have the mapping technologynew this morningchristine asked to us check on her boss' house and how is the top of the hill doing and it looks like everything is fine. it's funny because the boss wants to check the home but they said you have to walk all the way from this street that's

st. george utah and he remembers selling a shotgun to this gunmen earlier this year.d evening, thanks for being with us tonight. >> no problem. >> martha: how did you figure out that you knew the sky? >> i just remembered his name when i saw it on the newsfeed yesterday morning. >> martha: tell me what that triggered for you, what your memory was of him, what you sold him. >> triggered just remorse knowing that i had sold him something that could potentially be used in this kind of situation. i ran basically to the shop as quick as i could just to kind of look and get the facts so that i could be as helpful as possible to local and federal agencies. >> martha: what kind of gun did you sell him and do you know whether or not it was used? >> at this point in time i don't. it was just a shotgun used for everyday hunting purposes. >> martha: when you here and you see what he potentially did to this rifle, or to one of the rifles that he had that allowed it to shoot perhaps hundreds of bullets within a minute, that kind of adapting to a machine gun is illegal, right? how d

st. george, utah sold him a gun. >> he passed all of our background checks. he passed every red flag that could have popped up, but it's still there. i'm still going what else could i have done better? >> there's no national registry of firearm ownership in the united states. so, even though paddock acquired those 33 guns in a span of one year, since they were from different locations and he presumably passed background checks, no red flags were raised enabling him to carry out his horrific attack. erin. >> jessica, thank you very much and now, retired fbi special agent, and chris flecker. chris, there's no database. which you know, putting aside my personal views, i find that absurd. 33 guns purchased in one year. how dhauz compare to the average gun customer? >> i don't know what the average gun customer is, but i would imagine that the average is one gun, one handgun maybe two handguns per person. what's interesting is the national check system has all that data. all those inquiries went in from all those different places and it's forbidden from any agent

st. george news in salt lake city, utah. watch this. >> tell us about this guy. what happened?mal everyday customer, walked in the doors, give me three or four different times, looking around, average, everyday joe blow, nobody that stood out, no red flags, nothing to that effect, came in, ended up purchasing a shotgun, took him three different visits to purchase the shotgun. no red flags, went through the entire background check, all different safety checks were checked off, fbi passed him through the system. >> how long ago was that? >> back in february is when he came in. >> any other purchases made by him? >> he didn't make any other purchases. the only thing he purchased was the shotgun. >> that one transaction is the only time he's been in? >> no. again, he came in multiple times into the store, he interacted with the staff at dixie gun works, came in a couple different times, looked at the shotgun specifically, the third time is when he purchased. >> what kind of shotgun wasn't? >> just a shotgun. >> how did he seem? >> normal. there was nothing that stood out. we have l

st. george news in salt lake city, utah. watch this. >> tell us about this guy. what happened?mal everyday customer, walked in the doors, give me three or four different times, looking around, average, everyday joe blow, nobody that stood out, no red flags, nothing to that effect, came in, ended up purchasing a shotgun, took him three different visits to purchase the shotgun. no red flags, went through the entire background check, all different safety checks were checked off, fbi passed him through the system. >> how long ago was that? >> back in february is when he came in. >> any other purchases made by him? >> he didn't make any other purchases. the only thing he purchased was the shotgun. >> that one transaction is the only time he's been in? >> no. again, he came in multiple times into the store, he interacted with the staff at dixie gun works, came in a couple different times, looked at the shotgun specifically, the third time is when he purchased. >> what kind of shotgun wasn't? >> just a shotgun. >> how did he seem? >> normal. there was nothing that stood out. we have l

it is our way, we have been working out at st george 's park, trying to increment a style of play, aes not always come that easy. when it does, that is the way that we want it to go.l lot of expectation on these boys. you know what football fans are like, under17, you know what football fans are like, under 17, under you know what football fans are like, under17, under20, they have won the world cup, everyone is saying in ten years' time can we win the world cup? that is the vision, thatis the world cup? that is the vision, that is the plan, to win an achievement at senior level, all we can do is what we are doing. developing these players in the way that they are. this is great recognition for the work that the academies are doing, fantastic academy system back in england, this is recognition for what the fa is doing and the national teams. we need to concentrate on the controllables and that is what we are doing. you need these boys to have first—team football, that is how they will continue to develop, playing for the likes of manchester city and chelsea, you have so many players

side and luke gale, in the st george side and luke gale, in the halfbacks for us, the super league mane does an australian coach make when it comes to facing the big southern hemisphere giants? well, the inside knowledge is imperative, really, mike. ithink knowledge is imperative, really, mike. i think the belief, it's the pressure word i allude to their because the difference between the teams over the last 16 years and the reason we have not got over the line is the ability for the australians to play under pressure for the full 80 minutes and win a game in the last minute as they are in the first, so wayne will bring that level of intensity to the preparation which means our players will realise we have the talent and the physical prowess and it might be the physical prowess and it might be the bounce of the ball which separates the teams. and also, i'm sure everyone will remember four yea rs sure everyone will remember four years ago the heartbreak when england lost on home soil to the co—hosts, knocked out by new zealand. how much cannot be a motivation for england today, do you t

organisation" and promised a "top to bottom" cultural review of the national football centre at st george'stive test happened in april, but ali — who won silver at last year's european championships — has been provisionally suspended since may. gb boxing says it's the first time that a member of the gb boxing squad has tested positive for a banned substance. rugby union now, and james haskell has been left out of a 3k man england squad for next month's three internationals at twickenham. the wasps back row, who has 75 england caps, started the season with a hand injury and has been replaced by exeter‘s sam simmonds, who receives his first call—up. but england's head coach says there is a future for haskell and northampton's tom wood, who was also left out. they are both good players, those probably a bit off their form, either through injury or other reasons, but we know that, if they regain theirform, reasons, but we know that, if they regain their form, they'll be back in contention. we've got 3a players in the squad, ten unavailable through various injuries, so the competition is very in

st helena. you get an idea that's good news for basil george he's a tour guide on st helena napoleons her might help to attract more tourists this time and the two visitors have travelled with the ship. so a lot of people i think. i've been doing a long time you find is mostly elderly people. who can afford the time. basil george won't earn much today but that means he'll have more time for something else that's also important on a remote island. shopping the stores are restocking nash elves with the fresh produce brought by the cargo ship one. it won't last forever so it's wise to move in quickly like basil george. finding bottled and canned goods is never a problem but fresh fruit is another story. the in. the next morning is grey and have a cost it almost resembles rural england only here there's even move wind and damp one form or keep into this steak a hand complained of it frequently. longwood house which served as napoleon's home is owned by the french government the french m. pro was sent here by the british in one thousand fifteen and it's why he stayed until his death six years later

. —— st george's park. you can go and watch match drills going. can go and see how hard it is to do. you used a voice, what was mm can go and see how hard it is to do. you used a voice, what was it? it is my football fan voice. i thought i upset the fans. we have all been there. there is a voice they all sing in at every football chant. what have you got? the financial times. netflix and ebay are the latest technology companies being criticised, it could be said, for the amount of tax they are paying in uk. this is in the daily mail. the 50 items you would have to lug around to replace your smartphone. they are saying newspapers, high—quality cameras, video cameras, stopwatches, tortures, all of those. —— torches. stopwatches, tortures, all of those. -- torches. i would say i have at least ten of those things. in your handbag? calculator, ruler, novel? yeah. and a bus timetable. thank you. children's services in england and wales are at a "tipping point," with the equivalent of 90 youngsters a day entering the care system, that's according to the

st. george, utah.'s owner says paddock passed all the federal regulations and background checks with no problem... and he says there weren't any red flags....but even though he says it's unlikely that shotgun was used in sunday's shooting, chris michel says he'd still like to know why stephen paddock did what he did.chris michel, dixie gunworx owner: "i do have that pit. i do have that guilt. i know i'm not at fault, but that doesn't mean that i wouldn't like to have some of a closure, going, 'okay. there's the answer that i have personally been looking for.'" i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( darya ) california senator dianne feinstein is a part of the gun control push. she tweeted: i'm looking at ways to proceed with legislation to ban bump fire stocks and close this ridiculous loophole for good. doing nothing in the wake of this tragedy is not an option. (mark) we continue to learn more about the victims of sunday's mass shooting in las vegas. families, friends and loved ones are sharing stories and m

st. george, utah. he says he seemed normal. no indication that he was going to commit such deadly violence. >> there was nothing that stood out. again, we have lots of code words between the staff here at dixie gun works if there is something that stands out to us that we will throw up a red flag. we have denied purchases of firearms for people who are sketchy or something doesn't add up or make sense to us. with him, we didn't have that feeling. none of the staff had any red flags whatsoever. >> paddock lived in nevada. it is unclear why he went to utah to buy the gun. >>> we're learning more about the gunman. 64-year-old stephen paddock lived in a retirement community in mesquite, nevada. he was a real estate investor and liked to play high stake poker in vegas and described her brother as a good person who never showed signs of violence. >> it doesn't make any sense that he killed those people. it makes no sense that he did that. there's no -- my brother i talked to him on the phone two weeks ago. i am just -- it doesn't mak

celebrate their own religious oldies what we want is a fully integrated national holiday like we want st george's day to be as i would national day for england a full integrated national whole of the people that we don't want to segregate people like you do we will fully inclusive holiday it's exactly sixty minutes past may day moscow time coming up britain on high alert and the danger of an extremist attack is an unknown president of level according to the head of the country's domestic intelligence service we'll tell you fully much more about it after this quick break. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want to it's. actually going to be this is what the three of them will be good. interested reasonable. prices. thank you i. i. i. i. i. i again so as i was saying just before the break britain the head of the country's domestic intelligence service is warning that the threat of terrorism is that an unprecedented level that the state before andrew parker came during a speech to journalists specializing

sir bobby charlton, visited the squad yesterday at their st george's park home. england in 1966. scotland host slovakia knowing they must win their last two games to guarantee finishing second in their group, and a possible play—off spot. northern ireland take on germany. wales play in georgia on friday. they had their player of the year awards last night. big surprise in the six time winner gareth bale missed out. the title has gone to chris gunter who has not missed a wales match for six years. he is now only four short of gary speed's called for an outfield player. 0ne other football line for you. alfaro morata could be out for more than a month. he has scored seven goals since joining month. he has scored seven goals sincejoining from month. he has scored seven goals since joining from barcelona month. he has scored seven goals sincejoining from barcelona in month. he has scored seven goals since joining from barcelona in the summer. since joining from barcelona in the summer. he is also going to miss spain's world cup qualifiers against albania and israel. g

one of england's greatest ever players, sir bobby charlton, paid a visit to the squad at their st george'sd a pitch renamed in his honour, having won the world cup, of course, with england in 1966. charlton won 106 caps and scored 49 goals for his country. northern ireland take on germany on thursday, with scotland hosting slovakia. the scots need to win their last two games to guarantee finishing second, and a possible place in the play—offs. it is not as tense sometimes it can be. so we have put ourselves in this position. this group of lads and the one or two that are not here put ourselves in this position to do what we can, to say what we will do in the future. there is nothing better than football, and you can decide how your future better than football, and you can decide how yourfuture is going better than football, and you can decide how your future is going to be. wales play in georgia on friday. now, if you were to guess at who has been named wales player of the year, you would probably say gareth bale, wouldn't you? but no, his four—year run of success has come to an end. the t

george and his son kevin know that not all prisoners on the island had it says good they are descendants of a man who was himself banished to st helena along with countless others as a prisoner during the boer war that's all georges grandfather lived in a camp here on this windy plateau six thousand men were sent by the british to the end camp and. like most of the island's inhabitants basil and kevin's family is a mix of many cultures their ancestors came from moved parts of europe basil's great grandfather from china. among the few traces left at the south african borders is this cemetery full of victims of a typhoid epidemic basle daughters grandfather was one of five prisoners who chose to stay on the island after being released they'd come to appreciate life on the remote island. it's near henry's first day on her new job as a security agent she will ensure. that everyone in the hub sticks to the rules and regulations she won't be saying goodbye to the sea completely but now most of her days will be spent here on a speck of land in the middle of nowhere. but myself i won't be able to just go and do some retail therapy now

the frost advisory includes d.c., prince george's county, charles and st. mary's county. i'm not sure we get into the mid 30s in d.c. but there could be some pockets of patchy frost even here in the district. better safe than scor ry when it comes to protecting the sensitive plants some of the counties have a frees warning which means that temperatures could drop to 30 or 32 greece. last night we dropped to 36 at dulles. we are going to be right in the ballpark again tonight and you you can see already many places in the 40s and only the district in the low 50s and that is actually even colder than it was last night at 10:00. last stop tonight, 30ss to mid 40s and we're going to keep that chill rolling into the morning hours, that frost advisory will remain in effect through the morning hours tomorrow. bundle up, but a warming trend ahead on the seven day forecast. that's coming up a bit later. back to shawn and tony. another hollywood ex. the head of amazon studios that led him to resign today. speaking out, what nfl commissioner roger goodell is saying about today's mee

to prince george's county, st. mary's through my 9 a.m. this morning, we can still see the frost, those little ice flowers on your windshield, even on the grass, before it turns off. ,e are going to warm and nicely higher today instead of the lower 60's. by the time we get to tomorrow 52, not quite as low, those temperatures for early tomorrow morning. we will have more on the very mild weekend heading your way in about 10 minutes. julie: looking at the commute out of landover, sky track 7 is hovering above the beltway past 50 and continuing towards greenbelt and making your way towards college park. all lanes are open, traffic is running smoothly at this point, kenilworth avenue split. heading into montgomery county, towards clarksburg, you might want to think about using 350 five there. eastbound 66, a 32 minute drive towards 495. i am back then the next 10 minutes with troublesome landmarks. right now let's say good morning again to john gonzalez. how is that jumpshot of yours? john: julie wright, it's all about hoop dreams this morning

it covers prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's county, and points west and north. everybody else under the advisory. there's a freeze warning along i-81. picture perfect. check this out. 71 tomorrow. you'll probably end up carrying sweatshirt home. it's going to get very mild tomorrow. then 74 thursday. 76 friday. 76 saturday, and 78 on sunday. really, really nice stretch of weather. tonight, 10:00 went by me. 10:00will be in the 40s, if you're walking sparky after dinner. by 6:00 a.m., these numbers are a little we're looking at probably 37 in frederick. probably 36, 37 in gaithersburg. maybe 35 in damascus. 38 in buoy early in the morning. by 9:00, we're generally in the 40s. the exception, some 50s reappear around la plata and waldorf. don't you love software upgrades? by 6:00, we're looking at temperatures generally in the 60s. these may be a little low too. maybe closer to 68 downtown. 65 in romney. notice we haven't seen a cloud yet in future cast, and we won't for a while. then by tomorrow night, it will be cool, but comfortable, but not as cold. i don't thi

george and his son kevin know that not all prisoners on the island had it says good they are descendants of a man who was himself banished to st helena along with countless others as a prisoner during the boer war battle george's grandfather lived in a camp where on this windy plateau six thousand men were sent by the british to band camp and. like most of the island's inhabitants basil and kevin's family is a mix of many cultures their ancestors came from moved parts of europe vassals great grandfather from china. among the few traces left of the south african boers is this cemetery full of victims of a typhoid epidemic. george's grandfather was one of five prisoners who chose to stay on the island after being released they'd come to appreciate life on the remote island. the end it's near henry's first day on her new job as a security agent she will ensure that everyone in the harbor sticks to the rules and regulations she won't be saying goodbye to the sea completely but now most of her days will be spent here on a speck of land in the middle of no. for myself i won't be able to just go and do some retail therapy now as we g

but in the meantime, we do have a frost advisory, prince george's county, and charles county, and down into st. mary's county. lows will be in the 30s, and that could damage some plants. if you want to keep them, bring them in. average first frost. we're actually pretty much on schedule. hagerstown is the 17th. that was today. they had some frost today. winchest even rockville, the 24th and woodbridge a little later. we're certainly in the wheel house of average for our first frost. temps are going to continue to go up a bit. 71 tomorrow. 74 thursday, 76 friday, 76 saturday, and 78 on sunday. without a shower in the forecast. tonight, not a cloud in the sky. by morning, we're looking at temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 38 in bowie. by 9:00, still in the 40s. by lunchtime, perfect. no wind, temperatures upper 60s, to near 70. day planner will be 40s to start. these are downtown temps. that's why you're not seeing 30s there. 67 at 1:00. beautiful on thursday. 74. even a little warmer, gorgeous on friday. 76. saturday, bison in town. perfect weather. i'm sure ms. foster will be at the game. then

does now qulu all of howard county, montgomery county , the district, prince george's county, down in charles as well as st. mary's county. it doesn't include the counties that border the bay. the water will protect you there. these areas where you see a gap, that's because you they've already had a freeze. the growing season is over. so they do not issue advisories going forward now that the growing season hassenned in those high spossments it is chilly out there already. forty-one for within quhes ter, cull pep per 40, 42 out at the dulles area. fifty-one here in the district. forty-five for frederick. i just saw fredericksburg clicked down to 32. h this is running cooler than last night at # are going to be heading down to the 30s. made 30 #-s, 40s ought to do it. a hef heavy jacket will feel good tomorrow morning we'll be closer to 730-degrees after school. high pressure which will be sipping just down to our south still brings in the chill in the morning, but after school it's a light south wind that will develop. we'll see the temperatures rise from upper 60s to lower 70s. each day this week we're go

st. louis alderman says 126 people were taken into custody last night. justice department investigation is underway amid racial discrimination among the prince george's countye department. the claims, allege discrimination against african-american and hispanic police officers as it relates to hiring, promotion, and disciplinary actions. now the specific allegations have not been named, but the head of prince george's county naacp says he knows of 100-complaints in just the past two years. he welcomes the investigation. now chief hank stawinski with prince george's county says his department is fully cooperating with the d-o-j's investigation. in the district, there will soon be fewer parking spaces in the dupont circle area. a year-long pilot program begins october 19th. it will impact the two blocks of connecticticut avenue just south of dupont circle. they'll become "no parking" zones thursday, friday, and saturday nights seven the following mornings. some workers say the change will make it harder for them to get to their jobs. but planners say they don't need to worry. the cleared areas will be ok zoned for "drop offs" only. and officials say that will

if george is right the people doing this stuff are sort peoplentially unemployed in st. petersburg, that is not high price the washington lobbyist. why have these activities on part apparently been pretty effective given the fact with st in my experience the russians understanding of rassroots american politics is not very acute. >> george, programs you first this time. i'm not sure l, how effective the russian efforts actually have been. a very hard thinking to assess. volume.times you will get how many might have seen essaging then you end up with headlines like 10 million people may have seen it, $100,000 worth ads. 10 million saw it potentially. is oneblem with that, it thing to know somebody potentially cover seen something. thing to know they actually looked at it and read are frequently out of line. it is another thing to know that affected the audience you are looking at. harder to know. so i think we ought to be cautious about approaching the of how effective these things are. , e second question really is how sophisticated really was , and how much in depth of

our crash out of the ordinary beltway prince george's county after st.is closed, delays back to 210, inner loop is normal with the wet roadways expect it to be a longer commute especially. 95 virginia southbound after dale city a cleanup blocks the right lane that is in the clearing stages but has caused an unusual southbound slow down. >>> we will take a quick break now, your forecast is up next. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. radar showing light rain across the areao light rain showers will continue between now and about noontime, then we will get clearing skies later on in the day today, burning breezy as well and way cooler the next couple of mornings. >>> we're ck >>> we're back, good morning, it's 7:30 monday morning. we're midday through october there are, 16th of october. >> temperatures starting to fall in the new york area, feeling like fall. we want to get right to today's headlines and we're starting with fiery explosion near new orleans. >> the coast guard has been called. >> breaking overnight, an oil rig explodes in louisia

george w. bush in a summit in st. petersburg. but now, u.s.estigators believe that he fnlsed the troll factory that used social media to spread fake news to tens of millions of americans. chief national security correspondent jim sciutto is "outfront." what else are we learning about this night, this man, amazing that picture, right? serving caviar to a president. what do you know about this guy? >> reporter: the details are pretty alarming and interesting. evgeni, one of the ln's inner circle, his company believed to be the backer of the internet research agency, a secretive technology firm that created all that fake news, dwinlted all that fake news during the 2016 presidential campaign. my colleagues tim lister, mary, and i, we examined scores of documents leaked from inside his companies. and those documents show that the monthly budget for this troll farm in effect was $1 million a month in 2013. split between departments that included russian language operations, but this is crucial, the use of social media in english as well. one part o