kick—off at st helens at 7:45pm this evening.black athletes who are making a name for themselves in a variety of sports. today, we meed dannie morgan, who followed his dream to be a top equestrian — and now he's winning rosettes in both eventing and dressage. i'm not from a horsey background at all. my mum was a single parent with three boys. we did not always make life easierfor her three boys. we did not always make life easier for her but she was fantastic. i went horse trial with a friend when i was 14 and i remember watching in being so inspired by the top riders and thought, i would love top riders and thought, i would love to be able to do this. as i left college, i didn't have a huge amount of financial support so i thought, how am! of financial support so i thought, how am i going to get into the industry and compete and do all the things i wanted to do? i was fortu nate things i wanted to do? i was fortunate enough to get a job with adele. i never c me without a brush in my hand, i wanted to prove that this was a really

warrington and st helens, the super league trophy is now within touching distance.ps the only surprise was the first half without a try, only this danny richardson drop goal separating the sides. the second half, a different story. a moment's confusion, a fumble, luke douglas had the opening try. the second came within minutes, this time for warrington, jack used finding just enough space, this is a game of such tight margins. things would get even closer, tom lineham squeezing through the gap to help warrington backin through the gap to help warrington back in front. saints have been the best side in super league this year, much of that thanks to the boot of richardson. here he struck again, and again, to restore their slenderest of leeds. still, warrington won't ready to end their year just yet, lineham warrington won't ready to end their yearjust yet, lineham somehow finding the strength to win it for the wolves. saints' season over, warrington's goes on to the very end. chelsea and arsenal all won their europa league matches tonight. but celtic went down to salz

he was instrumental in st helens winning the league leaders shields.nd. i will have more on the news channel throughout the rest of the day. "i am not a victim" — the words of seann walsh's former partner in a statment saying their relationship is over — after he was photographed kissing dance strictly dance partner katya jones on a night out in london. rebecca humphries says she suspected something was going on but was allegedly labelled a ‘psycho' for suggesting it. she now says she feels free and has called on other women to trust their instincts. with me now is emma bullimore, entertainment reporter for the tv times, and sara wallis — who's the daily mirror's tv critic. first of all, your reaction to rebecca humphries' quite detailed statement. what a statement, it has gone to being a case which could have been overlooked to basically an accusation of emotional abuse, which will not be so easy to overlook. at first we were saying that they will ride it out, seann and katya, and be there on saturday night, now i'm not so sure. there has been a state

st helens, the stand—out side of the season, once again going out at the semifinal stage, with the storyild. for them, the super league trophy is now within touching distance, so with high stakes and high passions, the only surprise is a first—half with a drive separating the sides. in the second half, a different story. there was confusion, he fumbled. the second came within minutes, this time for warrington, just enough space with such tight margins. things would even closer. squeezing through the gap to help warrington back in. much of that thanks to the, hear he struck again and again to restore the there lead. still, warrington was not ready to end it there yearjust still, warrington was not ready to end it there year just yet, still, warrington was not ready to end it there yearjust yet, somehow finding the strength to win it for the wolves. saints sees it over, going onto very end. rangers, chelsea and arsenal all won their europa league matches tonight... but celtic went down to salzburg. joe lynskey reports: before this season, they spent seven yea rs before this season, they sp

their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected, but thoroughly deserved.mproving on the past. we know the cloud has never won, so to be part of that and make a history be massive for the cloud and players. something that we are striving for and hopefully we can get the job done. after a long, grueling season and the intensity of those semifinal, it all leads here, to old trafford command the grand final, just 80 minutes of rugby league to decide whose journey ends with the ultimate prize. usain bolt says scoring his first goal for the central coast mariners was a weight off his shoulders. the 8 time olympic champion is still on trial at the australian a league side while he tries to become a professional footballer. this was his first goal. and his second couldn't have been easier. a—nil the score as they beat macarthur south west united in front of 6,000 fans. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, who's t

he was instrumental in st helens winning the league leaders shield this season.rgia rhodes of castleford. at 17 she is just one of castleford. at 17 she is just one of the youngest players in the professional game is in the england squad to face later this month. that is all the support for now. more in the next hour. thank you. dup leader arlene foster has been speaking in brussels in the past hour, following talks with the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier. she again insisted she won't accept any customs barriers within the uk when pushed on wedded —— whether her party would block a practical, she said the dup did not expect to be alone in the objections. you are assuming that if something came forward that we will be standing alone on this issue but i don't think that would be the case at all. certainly not from the conversations we have been having in relation to the regulatory and customs union of the uk. you should not actually say which is worse or better, a border in the irish sea or on the island at ireland. that is the choice you face. it is

st. helen's. and mt. ranier in washington and one in alaska. there are 161 active volcanos in the u.s. in case you were wondering, kilauea has stopped erupting. no reports of lava for more than a month. it exploded may 17th, raining lava and ash for miles over the big island for months. >> well, we've got sad news for chocolate lovers. hersheys plans to hike prices 2.5% next week. it will affect 20% of its products. it hasn't said which ones. they hope the higher prices will help offset rising commodity and shipping costs. >>> all right. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here's a look at the beaches. mid to upper 60s. the warmest around monterey bay. 17 and 78. the most amount of sunshine today. partly sunny tomorrow. we slip just a couple of degrees everywhere. only place in the 70s will be santa cruz. by the time we get to sunday, we have the dry cold front coming through. low to mid-60s with cloud cover. 68 in monterey, 73 in santa cruz. sue. a good time to be at the >>> a sig-alert issued for southbound 680. this is our accident we have been ta

heartbreak for st helens, but its the wolves that go on to next weeks final at old trafford where they'llland training squad, danny cipriani has been named premiership player of the month for september. he was arrested and fined for assault and resisting arrest on a preseason tour injersey in august, butjones said he picked other players ahead of him purely based on form. james anderson and jos buttler have been named england's test and one day players of the year respectively. anderson became test cricket's most successful fast bowler as he passed glenn mcgrath‘s record with the final ball of the summer series against india. he has 564 wickets. buttler excelled again in the one day game and regained his place in the test side. he's with the team in sri lanka where they're playing their first warm up game right now. it has just started, it is under way. finally, what is your aim like with an air rifle? 2020 vision? with contact lenses. 0k. not bad. what about if you run 400 metres, of course, you are fitter than that. it isa course, you are fitter than that. it is a sport called target sp

news... we look ahead to the super league playoff semi finals, which get under way tonight with st helens levels, punishing droughts and life—threatening heatwaves. these are the potential impacts of global warming. the world has taken action, agreeing to limit the rise in average temperatures to two degrees. but un climate scientists are meeting now to discuss whether that is too high and whether a limit of 1.5 degrees may be safer. many of the world's most vulnerable countries say that's essential to save them. one of those is vietnam. from there, our science editor david shukman reports. the painful sight of homes lost to the waves. the land here in the mekong delta is sinking. at the same time, the sea is rising as the world gets warmer. it is notjust houses being destroyed, farmland is vanishing as well. these farmers saw their fields slip underwater and they are worried that it will never be possible to hold back the sea. climate change is getting worse, says this man, and the water level is rising so fast we don't have time to build defences. the threat is felt throughout the mekon

rugby league continues to be associated with the m62 corridor of towns and cities like leeds, hull, st helension to the game‘s top table — the super league — falls to a team in canada and the london broncos. it‘s called the million pound game and sara 0rchard has more. the london broncos rugby league team were in london earlier this week preparing for the biggest match of their season. now they are in toronto, canada, to play it. match of their season. now they are in toronto, canada, to play itm is huge, certainly the biggest game for the club since the challenge cup final in 1999. it is what is at sta ke final in 1999. it is what is at stake and the prize offer to get back to the super league. a lot of players don't get to playing grand finals and for me this is one of them, this is london's grand final. we might not play in a final against this is massive for me. so why are they playing for a place in the super league in canada? sunday‘s game is known as the million pound game is known as the million pound game because of the central funding available to super league clubs. toronto wolfpac

head coach wayne bennett has called up wakefield winger tom johnstone and centre reece lynn, while st helensther update from bbc weather now, and a lot of mild and rather warm airfor the time of year, and humid air has become established across england and wales during the day to day. overnight and into tomorrow it is moving ireland and scotland. behind this weather front, a warm front, the leading edge with fine and warm air. dampen drizzly across western pa rt air. dampen drizzly across western part of the uk, so poor visibility in places as well. patchy mist and fog. temperatures at their lowest overnight in parts of scotland and eastern england. tomorrow there will bea eastern england. tomorrow there will be a lot of cloud around wherever you are. some breaks allowing some occasional sunny spells to come through, but still some patchy, light rain and drizzle more especially towards western coast and hills. western and northern scotland, the chance of seeing the more substantial burst of rain occasionally. quite a strong wind but nowhere near as windy as it has been today. as for those te

they won 18—13 and will play either wigan or st helens. that's all the sport for now.ic in switzerland. the 54—year—old, who wanted us to only use his first name — 0mid — was diagnosed in 2014 with a rare degenerative disease. it meant he was largely confined to his bed and needed constant care. 0mid was awaiting the outcome of a legal challenge launched in march 2017 against the uk's ban on assisted dying. his barrister told a previous high court hearing he found his condition intolerable. 0ur reporterjean mackenzie spent time with 0mid last year. here's a short clip of that interview — and, just to say, 0mid's speech was affected by his condition so he's difficult to hear. what's going to happen in the future? how is your condition going to progress? we can speak now to andrew copson, chief executive of humanists uk, the organisation which had been supporting 0mid's legal challenge here in the uk. thank you forjoining us. he never saw what he wanted to happen in this country happen, and he has now ended his life in a clinic in switzerland. no one would fail to be mov

st. helens and mount rainier in washington.)coming up: two bears flown from lake tahoe to southern california. the follow up with the return flight and another bear in the back seat.. (weather) com have the seven day forecast. (pam) last night we told you ken's unusual flight .. transporting bear cubs between animal sanctuaries in lake tahoe and southern california. (ken) tonight we show you the return leg of the adventure... with a little bigger, fiestier passenger.======== after a four hour flight from lake tahoe to san diego county and dropping off two bear cubs... our day wasn't even half way done. now we had to pick up another... larger cub... to take back to tahoe. this 77 pound bear was found near ojai in ventura county. matt anderson/fund for animals wildlife center539 he was definitely underweight for his age. we thought he was about 8 to 9 months old. he came to us about 22 pounds. 545 cg: courtesy: humane society of the u.s. at his age he should be with his mother... but she was nowhere to be found... and this little

st. helens and mount diablo. 47 miles an hour above the konica and others over 30 miles an hour. at with the north east breeze humidity 12% and 8% and higher elevations called hawkeye. and big rot by nevada, 13% north of nampa and it's all offshore or a northerly wind. from the east bay hills and that's about the oakland south above the oakland zoo north the 28 miles an hour. berkeley lab east 20 miles an hour with 20 mile an hour winds. the red flag warning until noon and the wind advisory until 10:00 p.m. some of these costs should taper off soon. i would think the strongest were overnight into early here monday morning. you can see the direction. everything is going on shore. 40s, 50s and 60s. huge differences in some areas not that far apart. look at morgan hill down to 41. 41 boulder creek. 45 santa clara and candle. 55 saratoga. we are normally caught in between systems and higher clouds to the west. for us it's all about sunshine and warm temperatures with an offshore breeze 70s and 80s. offshore flow, my old girlfriend is back in town. will she stay around -- a while? >>

new call ups for new zealand, wayne bennett has called up tom johnston and centre rhys lynn while st helensgroup of mothers has gone to the high court, to challenge surrey county council's proposed cut to its special needs and disability budget. the women have disabled children, and theirjudicial review contends that they should have been consulted on the planned £21 million cut. surrey county council says its focus is to make sure children get the support they need. lauren moss reports. taking the fight for their children's education to the high court. these parents are challenging surrey county council plans to cut £21 million from its special educational needs budget. plans they say will hit theirfamilies hard. children who need support like speech and language therapy in school, who need one—to—one learning support assistants just in order to be at school, to access and education. and that kind of support is really essential for our children to develop their skills, their communication, to achieve their potential in life. how many people here have been to tribunal once? sarah's not alon

st. helens, mount rainier in washington, and alaska's redoubt volcano, california's mount shasta is there next, the year of the woman in the midterm elections, we will take a look. first beyond the border tonight, british regulators have had facebook with a fine of $644,000 for failing to protect the privacy of 87 million users. that is the maximum penalty available. the regulators say that facebook process the personal information of users on unfairly by giving them apps data without informed consent. the rocket has put a military satellite in orbit, the country's first successful launch since a similar rocket failed to deliver a clue to my crew to the international space station, the two astronauts landed safely back on earth. belgium says that it has toned the f35 stealth jet over the euro fighter typhoon. to replace its aging f-16s. a four and a half billion dollar deal. belgium joins a list of other european nato allies including britain, the netherlands, italy, and turkey to buy the american-made state-of-the-art for plane. some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be

st. helen's. and mt. ranier in washington and one in alaska.re 161 active volcanos in the u.s. >> well, we've got sad news for chocolate lovers. hersheys plans to hike prices 2.5% next week. it will affect 20% of its products. it hasn't said which ones. we hope it is not reese's peanut butter cups. that's our favorite halloween camera. they hope the higher prices will help offset rising commodity and shipping costs. sue hall, you have big headaches in the traffic center. >> yeah. big headache over the sunol grade. it is normally a bad commute. we have an overturn blocking two left lanes. chp is on scene southbound 680 near skwraoginormous backup. sky 7 is overhead. once you get past it it's okay. getting to the scene, 55-minute drive from dublin/pleasanton. we'll be back at the top of the hour with another look at this, guys. >> all right, sue. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. partly cloudy, mild to warm, mid-60s is in bodega bay, ocean beach and half moon bay. low to mid-70s in monterey and santa cruz. the wa

st. helene. around 8:00 tonight, pg&e purposely turned off all the lights because they're trying to protect this area from the danger of wildfires. now, if you take a look behind me, you'll three is absolutely no power at this hour. and if you look at the house next door, they have actually lit candles at the front doorstep. if you listen closely, you might be able to hear the generator going, and that's how they're able to power some of the lights inside. other than that, this entire neighborhood is pitch dark tonight. this is the first time ever pg&e has shut off power proactively to reduce the risk of wildfires. i just got off the phone with the pg&e spokesperson about the conditions in napa, sonoma, and lake counties tonight that led the company to make that decision. >> this is based on localized weather forecasts calling for gusty winds of up to 50 miles an hour tonight into monday morning. so approximately 17,000 pse&g pg&e customers are impacted by this, and we do call this our public saf

st. helens had 70-mile-an-hour winds. >> well, yeah, they had 70-mile-per-hour winds, and mt.iablo up to 60. so certainty the wind advisories higher over the mountain peaks. we're still seeing the side effect of that. the very dry conditions. and that warm air aloft, mixing down to the surface. usually get the overnight inversions where the cool air settles into the valley. not the case right now. still 67 in san jose. it is still smoky outside. but not as bad as it was about three or four hours ago. and we will have a smoke advisory tomorrow through the central bay and south bay, provided any of the fires that are burning up towards solano county don't become resurgent overnight. so stay tuned to the forecast starting tomorrow morning on today in the bay to see if this forecast holds up. hopefully no new fire starts around the area. check out the temperatures. approaching midnight. 76 degrees in napa. that north wind is going. 17% humidity. that is extreme fire danger. again, humidity levels in the teens approaching midnight. not much relief from the dry and warm conditions,

half an hour into the super league semifinal between st helens and warrington.the grand final at old trafford on 13 october saints finished 15 points clear of warrington in the table. chelsea and rangers are in action right now and and a couple of games already finished. arsenal won their tie — that's eight wins in a row for the gunners. in the end they made it look pretty simple in azerbaijan where they were playing the country's champions qarabag. sockratis put unai emery‘s team in front, before in the second half there was a dream moment for 18—year—old emile smith—rowe — a first goalfor arsenal there for the academy graduate to make it 2—0. later teenager matteo guendouzi got his first arsenal goal. not such a great night for the scottish champions celtic though. they had taken the lead in austria against red bull salzburg but then brendan rodgers' side faltered and conceded three second half goals to lose 3—1. celtic also had james forrest sent off. here's the latest scores from the games that have just kicked off. no goals for chelsea or rangers but those

their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected but thoroughly deserved. of history would be massive for the club, for the players, and, yeah, something that we're really striving for and hopefully, we can, you know, get thejob done. so after a long, gruelling season and the intensity of those semifinals, it all leads here to old trafford and the grand final. just 80 minutes of rugby league to decide whose journey ends with the ultimate prize. adam wild, bbc news at old trafford. ? rugby union's european champions, leinster, have shown they won't give up their title lightly...with a 52—3 mauling of wasps. the leinster fans didn't have to wait long for the first try as sean cronin, sprinting through the wasps defence. in fact the irish side ran in 8 tries, as they crushed wasps and secured a winning bonus point; jack mcgrath was the last to cross the line for the champions. george russell will become the third british driver in formula one next year, after signing to race for williams. he's only 20, and is currently mercedes' reserve driver, as well as lead

st. helens gusting strong in north bay hills seeing anywhere from 15-20 miles an hour and at the surfaceis generally light. the northeast flow with the arrows you see will strengthen. as it does it will kick up our wins and our hills and over portions of the north bay for the afternoon. we are looking at wind gusts 50- 60 miles an hour and something to be aware of. outside of that waking up with partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. temperatures similar to yesterday. a chilly start in areas and inner -- inner bay like concord. into the north bay 45 at napa. 54, san francisco and 55 and san jose and into the afternoon another beautiful day and mostly sunny skies away from the coast. 73 in sausalito and 82 in nevada. for the east bay upper 70s for the east bay shore. low to meet that low to mid 80s. 85 expected in antioch. 80 -- 83 saratoga. partly cloudy and mostly clear and santa cruz. 70 for the high for you there. partly sunny and cloudy in areas like pacifica, daly city and half moon bay. temperatures, it depends on how soon you clear out. 73 in downtown san francisco. beautiful for you

their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected but thoroughly deserved.to be part of it would be massive for the club, for the players, and something that we are striving for and hopefully we can get thejob done. striving for and hopefully we can get the job done. so after a long, gruelling season and the intensity of both semifinals, it all leads here to old trafford in the grand final, 80 minutes of rugby league to decide who's journey ends with the ultimate prize. the stage is set. england's charley hull is currently leading the lpga event in south korea. approaching the end of her third round, she's on 11—under par, leading by a shot. while at the british masters, eddie pepperell has a 3—shot lead at the halfway mark. he followed up thursday's hole in one with another solid round at walton heath. the likes ofjustin rose, francesco molinari, and tommy fleetwood are well down the leaderboard. fleetwood slipping from the overnight lead, with shots like this. no wonder he is a little frustrated, it is in the trees all the rough. ruth rose? —— through norr

st. helens and mount rainier in washington. (grant) we are less than a week away from halloween, which much like years past, falls on a weekday this year. but a petition currently going around is hoping to change that permanently. the petition on "change.org "started by the halloween and costume association is asking president trump to move halloween to the last saturday in october permanently. the petition has a goal of reaching 25-hundred signatures. as of thursday morning, more than 17- hundred people had signed. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay with highs in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and patchy fog at the coast. dense fog will fill into the bay tonight and along the coast. lows will be in the n the satellite e a series of storms off the coast but the jet stream is taking them all into the pacific north west. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the 70s to low 80s with patch

st helens fullback ben barba has won rugby league's man of steel award.on the first—ever woman of steel award. i promised you a penalty, didn't i? come on. i feelthe pressure now. is this what it is like? scary. quite a lot of pressure on the penalty taker just before he or she steps up. just watch this. i am not going to say anything. but this kazan youth team player didn't seem to have any nerves — look at this for body language. do you want to see it again? what did he do? slo-mo. do you want to see it again? i have to say, not that i was involved in this, but if... if you could backflip. if someone on if... if you could backflip. if someone on the opposition had done that the next time you tackle him, oof! do you think the height of confidence? if i could oof! do you think the height of confidence? ifi could do oof! do you think the height of confidence? if i could do that i would love to do that. you've got to have the skills to pay the bills to do that sort of thing. part of me would enjoy it a lot if i was playing against him.|j would enjoy it a lo

st george's park. time for a look at the weather... here's helen willets. and a terrible storm about to hit florida.e and likely to cause disruption with its wind and inundation from floodwater as well. the storm surge the height of a double—decker bus and also a sustained wind of 145 miles an hour and also around eight, ten inches of parts of georgia and alabama and then across into the carolinas tomorrow. so if you have an interest in that part of the world state should do the forecast. back home it is really a mind at the moment, we have already 24 celsius in some places and staying warm for most for the rest of the day. a lovely autumnal day. unfortunately it will not last because overnight we bring in some showers across the channel through the latter part of the evening. there will be