missouri takes a time-out. both head coaches out of time-outs. will presumably have a chance to chip it in for the game winner. >> rick: no reason to leave nine seconds on, fourth down. sometimes coaches are risk-averse. if the holder drops it we will have fourth down and kick. as fourth down, you want to take it down inside of four seconds so you don't to have kick off. we've all seen those miracle plays. >>> we have. i lived exactly what you're talking about, rick, letting a team score in super bowl 3. we let denver score and we came up, cross midfield to try and preserve time, we ran out of time. we did a little too the too late. but that's the strategy that we fried once, came up short. nonetheless, here goes missouri trying to win this game. >> carter: to try and make it a six-game winning streak. mccann, the holder. with nine seconds. field goal easily good. missouri grabs the lead with five seconds showing. 48-45. lock leads them down, mccann finishes it off. making his tenth straight field goal kick. and it would ache take a minor miracle

missouri takes a time-out. both head coaches out of time-outs. will presumably have a chance to chip it in for the game winner. >> rick: sometimes coaches are risk-averse. if the holder drops it we will have fourth down and kick. as fourth down, you want to take it down inside of four seconds so you don't to have kick off. we've all seen those miracle plays. >>> we have. i lived exactly what you're talking about, rick, letting a team score in super bowl 3. we let denver score and we came up, cross midfield to try and preserve time, we ran out of time. we did a little too the too late. but that's the strategy that we fried once, came up short. nonetheless, here goes missouri trying to win this game. >> carter: to try and make it a six-game winning streak. mccann, the holder. with nine seconds. field goal easily good. missouri grabs the lead with five seconds showing. lock leads them down, mccann finishes it off. making his tenth straight field goal kick. and it would ache take a minor miracle for arkansas to pull it off now. missouri five seconds

two time-outs remaining. got to step them. >> todd: i think kelly bryant is the only guy that carries the football here. >> joe: he is stacked up. just what they needed to they can use the time-out and look for the third down stop. one time-out will remain. well managed for right now for dave doeren. went for the onside kick knowing that he has the three time-outs in the bag to utilize and ask a lot of his august defensive line. >> todd: the question for clemson took into consideration normally, you would run any play to your left side because your left tackle is your best player, mitch hyatt. he hobbled off a few plays ago and he's still on the sideline. so where do you go with this third down play? that's jeff scott, co-offensive coordinator in the middle of that huddle. tony elliot, the other in the press box. north carolina state with one time-out left. clemson's not going to attempt a field goal from this range. this is two-down territory for them. >> joe: kelly bryant stacked up again. fernandez and the

two time-outs remaining. got to step them. >> todd: i think kelly bryant is the only guy that carries the football here. >> joe: he is stacked up. just what they needed to they can use the time-out and look for the third down stop. one time-out will remain. well managed for right now for dave doeren. went for the onside kick knowing that he has the three time-outs in the bag to utilize and ask a lot of his august defensive line. >> todd: the question for clemson took into consideration normally, you would run any play to your left side because your left tackle is your best player, mitch hyatt. he hobbled off a few plays ago and he's still on the sideline. so where do you go with this third down play? that's jeff scott, co-offensive coordinator in the middle of that huddle. tony elliot, the other in the press box. north carolina state with one time-out left. clemson's not going to attempt a field goal from this range. this is two-down territory for them. >> joe: kelly bryant stacked up again. fernandez and the

they need to score and they need -- they have two time-outs, you have to try to hold on to the time-outs and try to get a score on the board and geft the defense out and first things first, josh rosen and the bruins have to execute here. >> chris: and out, there is in and out of the hands of howard. >> kirk: we keep talking about rosen and the receivers have had a good night. they have been led by jordan lasley. incredible last week and again tonight. the best target is andrews. we have to keep reminding people, out, and caleb wilson, a big tight end and out. >> chris: and jack jones, the corn horse is limped off and langley, a backup corner, man-to-man in the bottom of the formation here. and they look the other direction and take the underneath stuff to howard and out of bounds. saving clock. >> kirk: picking up and take the yards and criminals if you are langley number 24, you rye to stop the target and without safety all the time here. >> kirk: and the right tackle. andrew james. >> chris: when will rosen look that direction and test the backup corner with lasley. >> referee: false s

they need to score and they need -- they have two time-outs, you have to try to hold on to the time-outs and try to get a score on the board and geft the defense out there to try to get a three and out. and first things first, josh rosen and the bruins have to execute here. >> chris: and out, there is in and out of the hands of howard. >> kirk: we keep talking about rosen and the receivers have had a good night. they have been led by jordan lasley. incredible last week and again tonight. the best target is andrews. we have to keep people, out, and caleb wilson, a big tight end and out. >> chris: and jack jones, the corn horse is limped off and langley, a backup corner, man-to-man in the bottom of the formation here. and they look the other direction and take the underneath stuff to howard and out of bounds. saving clock. >> kirk: picking up and take the yards and four-down territory criminals if you are langley number 24, you rye to stop the target and without safety all the time here. >> kirk: and the right tackle. andrew james. >> chris: when will rosen look that direction and test the

two time-outs. time for today's allstate all hands in play. >> dusty: milton takes his shot down the field to tre'quan smith to all but ice the game. then the screen pass. you see mckenzie milton drop down the arm angle. he talked so much to us yesterday about in this offense being able to change your arm angle around defenders. on full display there. >> adam: and now it's quinton flowers' turn. still down one score with 2:15 remaining. first down, but a penalty flag is drawn. >> referee: holding. offense. first down. >> adam: eric mayes tagged with the penalty. coming up on "sportscenter" after virginia tech and virginia. number two miami goes down -- how does that impact the college football playoff picture? plus, before the iron bowl, marty smith goes one-on-one with nick saban. derrick rose has to reevaluate his future in basketball. all coming up on espning. clock moves inside two minutes. flowers has a man. it is caught! darnell salomon! touchdown bulls! >> dusty: there's a discussion going on

and now, miami has to take a time-out. >> referee: third and final time-out, miami. >> al: yeah. not the worst thing in the world in this particular situation. they're going to have to go down the field anyway. 1:32. you'd like to have it. i've seen situations where it will be much more impactful than it is right here. you have to get the onside kick anyway. with one time-out, they still >> cris: this is the right call. you make this. and all you need is a field goal if you recover the onside kick. if you miss it, you have to get a touchdown. for gase -- >> al: thought they had the play in. didn't need to stop the clock, in his mind. take a time-out. clock stops anyway. kenyan drake is in the backfield. on the 2 yard line. they give it to drake. and he is going to barrel his way in for the conversion. with 92 seconds, it's going to come down to that onside kick. to keep miami's hopes alive. >> cris: watch anthony fasano here. as this gets stuffed, he will push kenyan drake into the end zone. good double-team up front. here comes the final push. on the part of fasano. they had one

and now, miami has to take a time-out. >> referee: third and final time-out, miami. >> al: yeah. not the worst thing in the world in this particular situation. they're going to have to go down the field anyway. 1:32. you'd like to have it. i've seen situations where it will be much more impactful than it is right here. you have to get the onside kick anyway. with one time-out, they still run the clock out. >> cris: this is the right call. you make this. and all you need is a field goal if you recover the onside kick. if you miss it, you have to get a touchdown. for gase -- >> al: thought they had the play in. didn't need to stop the clock, in his mind. take a time-out. clock stops anyway. kenyan drake is in the backfield. on the 2 yard line. they give it to drake. and he is going to barrel his way in for the conversion. with 92 seconds, it's going to come down to that onside kick. to keep miami's hopes alive. >> cris: watch anthony fasano here. as this gets stuffed, he will push kenyan drake into the end zone. good double-team up front. here comes the final push. on the part of f

still 49 seconds and a time-out. this is caught by brown.down at the 8 but a lot of time is wasted. they have the one time-out and choose not to use it here. takes a few more seconds. gresham has to get in here. he doesn't. flag is down. he is down at the 1 yard line. >> cris: if it is against arizo arizona. >> referee: offside 72 defense. lined up in the neutral zone. penalty is declined. the result of the play is a completed pass for a first down. the clock will start by rule on the snap. >> cris: you have to be ready. it would have been a ten second run off if it were against arizona. >> mike: they tell stanton to start on the snap. gets it. they run it. they run it in for the touchdown. andre ellington backs his way in. 22-16, excuse me. a six-point game. >> cris: just go to try to take all of these guys down inside and they end up making a play. but for dwight freeney, that is not what he gets paid to do. phil dawson. that is blocked off of the edge. not as damaging in this situation. seattle had to give a fifth round pick back to the t

two time-outs. time for today's allstate all hands in play. >> dusty: milton takes his shot down the field to tre'quan smith to all but ice the game. then the screen pass. you see mckenzie milton drop down the arm angle. he talked so much to us yesterday about in this offense being able to change your arm angle around defenders. on full display there. >> adam: and now it's quinton flowers' turn. still down one score with 2:15 remaining. first down, but a penalty flag is drawn. >> referee: holding. offense. first down. >> adam: eric mayes tagged with the penalty. coming up on "sportscenter" after virginia tech and virginia. number two miami goes down -- how does that impact the college football playoff picture? plus, before the iron bowl, marty smith goes one-on-one with nick saban. derrick rose has to reevaluate his future in basketball. all coming up on espning. clock moves inside two minutes. flowers has a man. it is caught! darnell salomon! touchdown bulls! >> dusty: there's a discussion going on

still 49 seconds and a time-out. this is caught by brown.down at the 8 but a lot of time is wasted. they have the one time-out and choose not to use it here. takes a few more seconds. gresham has to get in here. he doesn't. flag is down. he is down at the 1 yard line. >> cris: if it is against arizo arizona. >> referee: offside 72 defense. lined up in the neutral zone. penalty is declined. the result of the play is a completed pass for a first down. the clock will start by rule on the snap. >> cris: you have to be ready. it would have been a ten second run off if it were against arizona. >> mike: they tell stanton to start on the snap. gets it. they run it. they run it in for the touchdown. in. 22-16, excuse me. a six-point game. >> cris: just go to try to take all of these guys down inside and they end up making a play. but for dwight freeney, that is not what he gets paid to do. phil dawson. that is blocked off of the edge. not as damaging in this situation. seattle had to give a fifth round pick back to the texans to get him back and comp

still 49 seconds and a time-out. this is caught by brown.down at the 8 but a lot of time is wasted. they have the one time-out and choose not to use it here. takes a few more seconds. gresham has to get in here. he doesn't. flag is down. he is down at the 1 yard line. >> cris: if it is against arizo arizona. >> referee: offside 72 defense. lined up in the neutral zone. penalty is declined. the result of the play is a completed pass for a first down. the clock will start by rule on the snap. >> cris: you have to be ready. it would have been a ten second run off if it were against arizona. >> mike: they tell stanton to start on the snap. gets it. they run it. they run it in for the touchdown. andre ellington backs his way in. 22-16, excuse me. a six-point game. >> cris: just go to try to take all of these guys down inside and they end up making a play. but for dwight freeney, that is not what he gets paid to do. phil dawson. that is blocked off of the edge. not as damaging in this situation. seattle had to give a fifth round pick back to the t

let's time out in round of rain. by midnight and just about 45 minutes or so, you can see much of the region from san francisco up through santa rowsa, even over into oakland toward san mateo, the wet weather has returned. we advance the clock by 2:00 in the morning this front is sweeping through the south bay and inland like antioch and pleasanton. showers in the early morning hours on monday. behind that line, future weather, by 4:00 in the morning on monday, the showers are scattered in nature but it's indicating with the pop offices yellow ha a thunder shower could be popping up in some locations. your rush hour on your monday. morning commute expect ret roads and also some areas of dense fog. add extra time tomorrow morning. the evening commute will be just fine. dry roads and our skies will be clearing. here's the seven-day forecast. early morning showers on your monday will quickly clear out our skies midday. sunny and dry in the afternoon. dry weather takes hold through much of the seven-day. by saturday cool

they have to take a time-out. boswell is going to have do come in and kick about a 53 yarder. >> cris: i'm going to guess that le'veon bell was told after the catch you guys have to get down. because if le'veon bell had made one person miss there and been running up the field, the clock would have run out. this would tie the longest field goal ever kicked in this building. which is now in the 17th season. tie bailey's mark. he kicked one last year. >> referee: that's the third and final. it's a 30 second time-out. >> al: green bay ties a time-out, their third and final. >> boy, we were thinking what this game could have been if aaron rodgers was in it. i don't know that he would have outplayed what we have seen from brett hundley tonight. >> al: it's been ater irving game. >> cris: it may or may not be over here. >> al: so boswell from 53. jordan berry to put it down. >> cris: you want pressure up the middle. typically these have to be low driving kicks, a chance to block it. >> al: to snap it. and boswell's kick

they have to take a time-out. boswell is going to have do come in and kick about a 53 yarder. >> cris: i'm going to guess that le'veon bell was told after the catch you guys have to get down. because if le'veon bell had made one person miss there and been running up the field, the clock would have run out. this would tie the longest f goal ever kicked in this building. which is now in the 17th season. tie bailey's mark. he kicked one last year. >> referee: that's the third and final. it's a 30 second time-out. >> al: green bay ties a time-out, their third and final. >> boy, we were thinking what this game could have been if aaron rodgers was in it. i don't know that he would have outplayed what we have seen from brett hundley tonight. >> al: it's been ater irving game. >> cris: it may or may not be over here. >> al: so boswell from 53. jordan berry to put it down. >> cris: you want pressure up the middle. driving kicks, a chance to block it. >> al: to snap it. and boswell's kick is good to win the game! i mean wha

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first. >> tony: great being super prepared. >> referee: time out los angeles. 30-second time out. >> tony: he stands right next to the ref and as soon as he doesn't think his team is prepared. he gets the time out in before they can get it off. the kick went a little far so they probably would have had it anyway but they definitely only had three guys over there. >> jim: it was opponent rams side that all-hands team and their special teams coach, a good one, john fassel. whose father took a team to the super bowl directing the giants there. >> tony: if he kicks it over here, there are only three guys, two of them are blocked, you've got four guys but everyone kicks with a bunch of people. they tried the last one. >> jim: up in the air. that's watkins. >> tony: that will do the rams come in -- home at the coliseum and get it done in a big game. look at this. that was a good kick, jim. >> jim: kind of the way you want to do it but a few of the rams went out there and slowed down the onslaught of saints. they blocked them. >> tony: get out of here. you get out of here. i love you. no

time out this system that scoots by to our north.uture weather later tonight, 11:00 still tracking showers well to the north around clover daily. but the system begins to get its act together early monday morning. the time stamp at the corner of your screen likely has wet roads as the morning commute gets under way. not out of the question, south of the golden gate, even oakland, parts of the peninsula to see a little drizzle early on. but the action looks to be confined to the north bay. that's a similar picture. by 9:00 in the morning we're tracking light showers in the north bay. and then it lifts back up to the north and is out of here by monday evening. expected rainfall very light in nature. future tracker shows the best chance nor rainfall clofor rain close to a quarter inch. the rainfall will be rather low. in fact, in the south bay, look at the 12-hour planner on your monday. it's pretty much dry throughout the day on monday. it's a mix of sun and clouds and a mild day, approaching 70 degrees in a lot of locations. highs on

which means even if i take your number forty percent time out sixty percent of registered voters in canada did not but split in the election that raises huge legitimacy issues if you were to be sworn in how are you going to with through the seventy nine percent turned out on eight of august when all the candidates were on board there was no boycott there was no intimidation there was no violence with all the violence that we had said would all the intimidation with all the blackmail with militia unleashed by mr odinga on. parts of our country not to vote nine percent of our country not to vote. between forty and forty one percent of of kenyans turned up which tells you only about thirty six percent of kenyans who turned up in in august did not turn up this time when you talk about turnout and you compare with what happens where forty one percent my friend is very respectable legitimacy is not a function of perception legitimacy is a function or constitutional provision a legitimate government is formed in kenya when a candidate ghana's fifty plus one percent of all votes we have ninety eig

let's time out this system.ather we'll go hour by hour, watch the time stamp, 10:00 on your sunday, we're dry. still dry through 6:00 in the evening on sunday. it's by 10:30, 11:00 at night, that's when the rain begins to enter the picture in the north bay and even into early monday morning, by 6:00 in the morning that front is still stuck in the north bay. it's probably not until midday monday, the lunchtime hour we start to see showers in the heart of the region and probably not until monday evening that the showers begin to move through the south bay. so it's a very slow-moving front. the accuweather seven-day forecast we'll show you tomorrow, it's a mainly dry day after sunset there's that north bay shower popping up. it's scattered showers on your monday. tuesday a completely dry day. much of wednesday dry before our next storm moves in wednesday evening into thursday morning and then another chance of rain by saturday evening. friday right now looking fantastic and dry. >> just friday. >> just friday and t

i will time out the rain for tomorrow. in the meantime, let's look at the roads. >> we are tracking an accident. i don't know if these roadways are wet but i had some wipers on this morning. crash is blocking the road at camino diablo with an injury accident, a head-on crash. emergency crews are on the scene and have the roadway blocked at this time. traffic is not backed up because it's still early and not many roads -- cars on the roads. if you take this route, you may need an alternate. the reins -- the lanes are not open and we will let you know. >> on 580, slow downs developing. >>> the parents of a boy who flew off a waterslide at the wave waterpark are expected to follow lawsuit against the manufacturer and the city of dublin. take a look at the photos the lawyer sent us. there is no evidence of the injuries with scrapes and burns all over his skin. the injuries cover both sides of his back, elbow and leg. the accident was caught on opening day at the waterpark in may and the 10-year-old torpedoed down this three-st

we'll time out the showers. timing out your commute, here's jaclyn. >>> so far, we are tracking some slowdowns for drivers heading along 580, westbound direction, as you are approaching vasco road. caltrans just cleared some lanes. 30 miles per hour. westbound 4 to southbound 242, you may see see flashing lights there but speeds are picking up. along the eastshore freeway, this is interstate 80 right near ashby. speeds in the green. no delays making your way from 4 towards the maze. but once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, if you don't have fastrak, you'll be slowing down just for a bit through the cash lanes into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> president trump is in vietnam with a speech at the asia pacific economic summit. he won't have a formal meeting with russian president vladimir putin who is also attending. mr. trump was previously in china. he offered a toast to the china president saying that bonds between the two countries will grow stronger but also called on chin

but first, we are timing out your commute.lyn. >>> i don't know how do you it julie, but for the last two weekends we haven't had rain on the weekends but just during the week. so thank you. >> you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> right now, we are tracking a bit of a backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza. here's the metering lights. they just were activated right at 5:28 this morning. and look how quickly the backup develops there. it looks like it's backed up to the west grand overcrossing so not quite to the maze yet. eastshore freeway at the limit at powell street. no delays on your 580 approach. this is right near highway 24 starting to get a little crowded but we're still in the green. so we'll take it. it the only slowdowns we're tracking this time around, 580, 20 minutes from 205 to the dublin-pleasanton interchange. >>> comedian louis ck is on the list of hollywood heavyweights accused of sexual misconduct. five women came forward with allegations, among them fellow comedians, a writer and performer. the cases go back t

i find it really regrettable that nancy pelosi took time out of her sunday schedule to go and call john conyers and icon and, yet, name-calling our president. >> sean: right to due process. >> that's right. i want to say today was a great example as to why donald trump and his party prevailed and the other party failed. the president and his party today through the senate finance committee they forged ahead and they got this tax bill passed out of committee. it's a great step forward to making sure that our job creators get a lower rate. the president just had a five nation asia trip. and the five nations that president trump visited, guess which one has the highest corporate tax rate among them all? us, the united states of america. that is completely unacceptable. and if this president, who is trying to work with both parties and both chambers in congress, sean, to make sure that this job creator's tax rate is lowered. make sure of the middle class gets a tax break they deserve. reoperate the millionrepatriatef dollars. we are spending billions every year trying to comply with the cod

time out this system that scoots by to our north.e weather later tonight, 11:00 still tracking showers well to the north around clover daily. but the system begins to get its act together early monday morning. the time stamp at the corner of your screen likely has wet roads as the morning commute gets under way. not out of the question, south of the golden gate, even oakland, parts of the peninsula to see a little drizzle early on. but the action looks to be confined to the north bay. that's a similar picture. by 9:00 in the morning we're tracking light showers in the north bay. and then it lifts back up to the north and is out of here by monday evening. expected rainfall very light in nature. future tracker shows the best chance nor rainfall clofor rain close to a quarter inch. the rainfall will be rather low. in fact, in the south bay, look at the 12-hour planner on your monday. it's pretty much dry throughout the day on monday. it's a mix of sun and clouds and a mild day, approaching 70 degrees in a lot of locations. highs on your

we'll time out the showers for you coming up but first a check of the morning commute. no rain on the roads yet, right? >>> not yet. but as you mentioned, a lot of folks in the evening commute, you will have it this evening. be prepared for that. give yourself some extra time as you are making your way home. we are tracking some roadwork. caltrans eastbound closed between 780, between i-80 and laurel street. they should wrap up with that there any minute but our sensors still showing black which means that road is still closed in that direction. we'll take it over to the eastshore freeway where things look to be going just as they should be along westbound 80 at mcbryde. 14 minutes from 4 to the maze. and look at that backup. now we are starting to see it in all of the lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights, but looks like we are going to start to see our travel sensors jump into the yellow here. right now 11 minutes from the maze into san francisco. that's a check of your traffic. >>> right now, two escaped inmates from the bay area are still on the run

in qualifying wa nts to brazil last time out in qualifying wants to end it on a high and emphasisevidence of practice, we are set for a battle royal. because hamilton was fastest from the sebastian vettel with the red bull of daniel ricciardo in third. little to choose between the drivers. it could be the race of the season on sunday. he's won silverware as a footballer, i don't think michael owen ever anticipated winning some as a jockey. but having been convinced to take part in a charity race, he exceeded even his expectations, finishing second at ascot today in his first ever outing in the saddle. joe wilson reports... approaching on four legs unmistakably a racehorse but who is the human being on—board? recognise and? you may be more familiar with in doing this. beckham to owen almost a furlong from goal in the 98 world cup. and sprinter‘s finish. went to have scored over 300 times as man and boy, you need a new goal, horse racing became michael owen's business in retirement. owning horses is one thing, actually riding them, initially owen thought it might have been easy dress

and staying with football byron munich striker robert levin dusky has taken time out of training with world cup poland to discuss life with the german champions and the star forward had some choice words for byron's hierarchy and former coach carlo and. poland meet you're acquiring a friendly on friday having already qualified for june's world cup. with the pressure of strike a robot live in dusky decided to cast a night back to club side by in munich and hail new coach you'll find kids. in i think coach who focus more on data on stabilizing the team we knew we had a good team we had good players who could play football but something was not working now we can say that the puzzle has been put back together because they will go through. the bye and man has been linked to the media with a move to real madrid the forward said he wanted the german champions to show more ambition in the transfer market with other european clubs splashing their cash. but looking at recent transfers and how much some clubs pay for players if point want to fight for the best players they have to be more creat

i also became a grandfather for the first time. out of our borders i finally had a grandson. it had me on a stand my grandfather's i would be able to take my boys like they did for me to jim to cut you. as for what happened and what i can but it's locked up in the elemental box at the center and fish are crossing. it's just like atlanta and nigella is fighting to be free and carlo goddamn. you can't let him get caught up and leave him like that you better do you mad to clean him up so that the water can be free. to be a child has to be innocent and careful but it comes to an abrupt end with the burden of younger children. with a mother behind bars for siblings misspend for each other and decide whether to stick together. with the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the border a witness documentary at this time out is era. beneath pink skies by the taj mahal. or as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we've got a few more violent storms brewing over parts of south america they've been very very pokey particularly across parts

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well federer himself took some time out of the game at the end of last year to recover from injury.ered fully. take your time. you know, however long it takes, when you come back, you want to be at 100%. otherwise, the problem is, itjust feels like you can't be the best, when the big tournaments, so it is wise and worthwhile to take an extra week, extra month, whatever it may be, because i am sure and he still has a lot of years left. —— andy. i'm sure we all want to get him back as quick as possible. sometimes you have goals, but they need to be postponed. the t20 series decider between india and new zealand turned into an eight —— while the focus will be on the ashes tour in australia over the coming weeks — the cricketing community in the carribean has more pressing matters at hand. they're staging a fundraising match to raise money for those areas devastated by hurricane irma in september. among those taking part, west indies legend viv richards. austin halewood reports. for the first time in 300 years, the island of barbuda was completely deserted. hurricane irma deveson parts

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sebastian vettel‘s championship hopes ended last time out in mexico, but there was still pride to racewned world champion lewis hamilton starting from the pit lane after crashing in qualifying, there was only one mercedes between the german and glory. valtteri bottas was on pole, but it went wrong for the firm from the start as vettel surged past him and into the lead. hamilton's job was made easier by a demolition derby that unfolded in front of him. three cars out on the first lap brought the safety car out, allowing him to catch the rest of the field. after the restart, hamilton carved his way up the order and ended up in the lead by virtue of his more durable tyres. when he eventually stopped, he dropped to fifth, but managed to catch max verstappen to claim fourth place. that saw him named driver of the day, but the day really belonged to vettel, with a first win for ferrari in brazil since 2008. there's plenty of room for improvement, but england are safely through to the quarter—finals of the rugby league world cup. ireland bowed out of the tournament in style with a comfortable

let's time out the sunday.uture weather hour by hour we go waking up 7:00 in the morning the showers start nitty-gitty the north bay. the yellow and orange those are the downpour that is work through the region. by 9:00 we do expect the narrow band of showers pretty much through the heart of the reenl from san mateo up through san francisco into oakland even into fairfield at that hour. then they'll be sinking south. by lunchtime noon we do expect the line of showers to be in the south bay. if you are out and about tail gating for the raiders or niners tomorrow you want to have the rain gear with you because showers are in the forecast as the game starts. we will rain in the forecast. behind the initial line of showers in the afternoon on sunday we have a peppering of showers throughout the region. could have an isolated thundershower pop up in the afternoon. it's something we'll be watching the second half of the day tomorrow. it's kind of a one-two burj punch because another right now of heavy downpours appro

but the british number two was forced to call for a medical time out after the first set due to a shoulder, losing the next two sets 6—4, 6—2. there was also disappointment for britain's lucy shuker. she lost her match to south africa's kg montjanyer 6—1, 6—2. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent, and political strategist jo tanner. she does appear on other paper reviews but we won't mention them. welcome to this one. and now to the front pages. the metro claims that the special relationship between the us and the uk looks to be injeopardy following the row over donald trump's anti—muslim twitter posts. the ft says the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has warned banks operating in the city of london, that he would be a threat to their business if he became prime minister. the express leads on the medical research which suggests that eating cheese could slash the risk of heart disease. the i says british and ame

. >> before the turkey went into the oven and potatoes were peeled some took time out to remember whatare thankful for this holiday season. the action cam was at the special thanksgiving day service in sewell, new jersey. the service included uplifting music and personal testimonies and a thanksgiving devotion. people from all finals were welcome to attend before sitting down with their families for dinner. >>> thanksgiving tradition continued here in center city, philadelphia. hundreds of volunteers with manna prepared meals for 3500 families in need this morning. once they were prepared they were packaged and delivered to people in the area. philadelphia mayor jim kenney stopped by to offer words of thanks that give up their time on thanksgiving morning so others can enjoy a holiday meal. >>> normally people carve up before heading to a run but thanksgiving day is reserved for the run before the feast. tom carver kicked off the ms run in delaware to take part in the 10 k and 5-k run at 10th and orange streets. participants raised money and awareness for multiple sclerosis. >> and so

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hour by hour and we'll time out the storm for you coming up in the forecast. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now in santa rosa, new threats brought on by the rain. hundreds of feet of storm pipe healthed causing a sinkhole and bringing the possibility of landslides. the city discovered a drainpipe running underneath the road was compromised by the flames. cornell bernard shows us this isn't the only problem area. >> reporter: this sinkhole seven feet deep and four feet wide was discovered at the foot of newbury court. officials say it opened up after hundreds of feet of underground plastic pipe melted in the firestorm. this is what the pipe looks like now. >> the pipes caught fire, and in some cases were destroyed. >> reporter: the water department is preparing the sinkhole. melted drain pipe has been found all over. >> we have identified eight sites where the pipe has been lost and 20 additional suspect areas under investigation today. >> reporter: we found crews inspecting drainpipe with tiny cameras looking for damage. storm drains have been to keep creating a danger of floo

. >>> looking like the holiday season in dilworth park, it's going to feel like it, too, we're timing out cold shot arrives. >> karen rogers is off and matt pellman is here, along wit