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in the first match in scotland easily beat tonga 60—14 at murrayfield.ond try, but the standout player was kyle steen scoring four of the ten tries. the warm u- scoring four of the ten tries. the warm no act _ scoring four of the ten tries. the warm no act for— scoring four of the ten tries. tie: warm up act for the autumn internationals, they call it a test rugby but the tongan intimidation assumed turned timid. fresh faces aplenty for both sides. 21—year—old maclean, the first of many. from fourth to finesse, twinkle toes near the touchline, a second try eight minutes after his first. so easy that a hat—trick at half—time. in scotland were out of sight, just like george turner hidden beneath the bodies, points cracking up. the tongans are nothing if not tenacious and got a try of their own, only for scotland to respond with three of their own. scotland are firing already in autumn. a couple of tests will come. ,, ., , already in autumn. a couple of tests will come. ,, ., _ ., will come. staying with rugby union and leicester _ will come. staying with r

it's time to tonga again. we're talking about the legendary tonga room in san francisco on dine and dish we're going to key in taking you to the polynesian paradise known as that hunger room and hurricane bar and fairmont hotel. >> for a taste of taking don't have travel to the tropics. the toddler back in lab. transport you to polynesia. i the tonga room at the fairmont hotel still fires up the band on a floating boat for any seeker of the ticking lounge welcome respite. >> that hunger room and hurricane bar is open again after a 16 month pandemic time out. >> and the hotel's gm is rolling out the welcome mat. it's been a long time coming. i think along with a lot of other things that are reopening that we can welcome guests back again. guess like movie critic can swing dancer jan walker here for, you know, you can't get better than dancing to guys in the middle of the law the storm. you created in 1945 by a hollywood movie set designer the dance floor. it's from a scooter that once sailed, the south seas. >>

earlier scott thrashed tonga 60 points— 1a. —— scotland.lenge in front of wales. new zealand plasma all blacks have been the team to catching rugby for years, often one step ahead. although the 100th cap was one to cherish. adam wynnjones record of 149th was knocked already without a number of key players, without a number of key players, with the leader injured, insult was added. new zealand were rampant, running rings around the red wall. willjordan found the flamboyant formula, kick, chase and try. that works for wales as well. johnny williams fuelling the cardiff crowd. four black tries in the following 15 minutes, soon doused any optimism. this was the all blacks at the colourful best, not helped by injuries and availability, wales were left feeling a little under the weather. in the first match in scotland easily beat tonga this may be test rugby but with australia and south africa visiting in the next fortnight, there are other tests to follow. staying with rugby union and leicester tigers won again to stay top of the premiership. th

all right, lawrence, meantime, it is time to tonga. >> coming up on tonights to dine and dish. we're giving you a taste of taking right here in san francisco. and this is not a superhero version of spiderman. >> the crime local police are investigating and how they coped. if you can help, then crack the case. no crime at the time the road. but there's a crime here. we'll dig in there after this. >> talk unusual theft in the city of campbell and that guy ok, kind of typical crook king person. police are looking for 2 burglars in one of them was seen on camera wearing a spiderman at just yeah. we'll take a look at one thief in the costume is rolling a trash can that police believe was full of. >> a stolen property. so here's a closer look at pictures of the 2 burglars. the theft happened wednesday morning on white oaks road in campbell. laurents. >> guys. we're talking about a big week ahead. so many events the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevail

scotland overpowered tonga at murrayfield.all blacks winning it 54-16. the cardiff skyline in contrast to the challenge in front of wales. catching new zealand plus michael all blacks has long been a problem for wales, often one step ahead. barrett's 100 cap for wales, often one step ahead. barrett's100 cap was one to savour. already missing a host of key players, now with their lead injured, insult wasn't far behind. new zealand were rampant, running rings around the red wall. jordan found the kick, chase and try, that works for wales, as well. any faint optimism was quashed, four tries followed for the all blacks at their colourful best. not helped by injury and availability, wales were feeling and availability, wales were feeling a little under the weather. scotland retreated their returning fans to a ten try tormenting of tonga. lucas maclean scored to make on his debut. carl stein grabbed four. they call a test rugby but with australia and south africa in the next fortnight, tougher tests are to follow. ben croucher, bbc

they could face a looked m tonga is one of the few nations. it's avoided. corona, virus outbreaks. and india is finally starting to render. mowdy has met the head of the roman catholic church at the vatican, modi's in rome for the g. 20 summit during the talks invited pro ponce's to visit india, which has estimated $18000000.00 catholics, but they represent a small minority in the hindu majority. nation. the meeting comes as human rights groups warn, attacks against christians are rising in india. they say that more than $300.00 in the incidents of violence have been reported this year. most of them were in the northern states. but in the south western state of connecticut, the growing hindu nationalist, b. j. p. as old a district lead is to conduct a survey of churches, it says it's worried about what it calls, religious conventions by false. and earlier this year, a catholic priest died in custody and mom by the 84 year old tribal rights activists, was accused of terrorism and refuse bail. perhaps louis is an author and director of the jesuit migrant service. he explains what mod

and scotland run in 10 tries, as they thrash tonga, in this afternoon's rugby. good afternoon.ulence�* in the uk's relations with france as the dispute over post brexit fishing rights continues to escalate. france has threatened to block some british boats from its ports if the row over fishing licensces is not resolved by tuesday. the uk government says it could take legal proceedings against france. mrjohnson and the french president, emmanuel macron, are expected to discuss the fishing row tomorrow on the margins of the 620 summit in rome — from where our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. 0ld rivalries and fierce fights. rome's coliseum has hosted a few. but it is the uk and france this time both flexing their strengths. france threatening to disrupt trade if their boats don't get more access to fish the channel. do think that france is trying to punish the uk with this row over fishing permits? i think that the things that unite france and the uk are far more important than the things that divide us, laura. and i must say that we are a bit worried that france may b

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freeman in the england squad for the first time, ahead of next month's autumn internationals against tongabrothers — billy and mako — george ford and jamie george. owen farrell will once again captain the side. and that's all the sport from us for now. hello, good evening. quite a few parts of the country had temperatures of 18 degrees today and it's likely to get warmer tomorrow if and when the sunshine does come out. the warmer air is coming our way thanks to the winds from the south or southwest. as we've seen already, it has brought with it a lot of cloud, the cloud still around at the moment. this cloud here coming in from the atlantic is going to bring the next area of rain. the earlier rain and drizzle is moving away, and for a while, there could be a few breaks in the cloud. that will lead to the odd mist and fog patch, and then the thicker cloud arrives mainly across the western side of the uk to bring the rain to these areas. of course, after the warmth that we had during the day, the temperatures are going to fall very low overnight, 12 to 14 degrees. we start with a lot of clou

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important to you to be sure that such a situation won't be possible for all future honda accord nations tonga cooperation . but for me, what's important things that we built for the best with some very concrete actions in order to strengthen the bother. so this clarification between what your family friends meals and how this is completely compatible with nato. what's your sovereignty meals and how it's important for global security. the u. s. food and drug administration has authorized the pfizer by and had coven 19 vaccine for children as young as 5 trials for the age group began in july. the you case threatening greater checks on all e vessels fishing and its waters a france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions. the escalating dispute is linked to a post brags that fishing agreement. harris is threatening sanctions of the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen, the lebanese ambassadors to saudi arabia and bahrain have been given 48 hours to leave those countries. it's in response to accusations of saudi aggression in the yemen war, britons, queen elizabeth, has bee

and people in tonga have been rushing to get vaccinated after the pacific island recorded its 1st crone of ours case. on friday, the infection was detected in a person who ride from new zealand. the 100000 residents on the main island have been warned. they could face a lockdown. those are the headlines. news continues on out 0 after this is europe. ah, what about the gentleman who di didn't know funding this with when we're doing the bible tomorrow. after you click on the instruction, we buried him tomorrow. with working here is the 24 hour day, 7 days a week job. thank you very much. the amount of stress that we experience some times is immense. i can still help you maybe on, on these boss a i'm glad to sleep on. i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time and i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now is we have taken me 17 in front of the month for prayers. 17 is coughing, and we have another funeral happening today. after the prayers finish, we will take the gcs down to the medium center center that told 9 full building at the back of the m

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they could face a lockdown. tonga is one of the few nations there has avoided current of virus outbreaks . india's promise in there under motor, has met with the head of the roman catholic church. the vatican mode is in rome for the g. 20 summit journey talks invited pope frances to visit india, which has an estimated $18000000.00 catholics, but they represent a small minority in the hindu majority. nation. durban in south africa, is the 1st unesco city of literature on the african continent. a house, an international book for, and attracts writers around the country. books are even helping. some people turn the page on a life of poverty is natasha named mary pals. eric mccollugh could one day be an author of the kind of self help books. he says, transformed his life, our family, myself, that you know, maybe i'm made for this life, my life of suffering my life, you know, of being poor, and then i'm not well educated. so i would take all the negative things, put them in my mind, and those are the voices i did leave my mind. so reading books was able to change my mind, and he was living in

in just over an hour, scotland play tonga at murrayfield.eaten since 1953. with a capacity crowd at the principality stadium, it is expected to be a thriller, especially for captain alun wyn jones thriller, especially for captain alun wynjones who will become the most capped player of all time, overtaking new zealand's richie mccaw. ratherfitting he to overtaking new zealand's richie mccaw. rather fitting he to do overtaking new zealand's richie mccaw. ratherfitting he to do it against the all blacks. the welsh head coach realises the significance.— head coach realises the significance. head coach realises the sianificance. . . ., �*, significance. fantastic that he's auoin to significance. fantastic that he's going to go _ significance. fantastic that he's going to go one _ significance. fantastic that he's going to go one more _ significance. fantastic that he's going to go one more than - significance. fantastic that he's i going to go one more than richie mccaw in thejersey, 149. just pleased for him. it's not about him, it's about the t

let's take you to murrayfield now where scotland are playing tonga in the first match of the men's autumn his debut. he is 21 years old, so fantastic start for him. in cardiff, wales and a huge game against new zealand later, they haven't beaten the all blacks since 1953. with capacity crowds at the stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. ratherfitting stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. rather fitting that it should be done in a match against the all blacks. when philip says he realises the significance. it is fantastic he _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is going - realises the significance. it 3 fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. fantastic he is going to go one more with thejersey. hundred fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. hundred and a9, so i am pleased for him, it is not about him, it's about the team coming together and having a great performance, which will need to be competing against a very strong new zealand side. australia have lost another wicket in the cricket so i

elsewhere, scotland beat tonga 60—14. big, big win at murrayfield in edinburgh.g him of sexual abuse more than two decades ago. the prince has repeatedly denied ever assaulting virginia 6iuffre. she has claimed she was trafficked by the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, to have sex with prince andrew when she was aged 17 and a minor under us law. the prime minister says he's spoken to the queen this week and that she is "on very good form." yesterday, buckingham palace announced the 95—year—old monarch, would not undertake official visits for a fortnight. speaking in rome, mrjohnson said the "important thing" was that she had to follow her doctor's advice. i spoke to her majesty, as i do every week, this week, and she's on very good form. she's just got to follow the advice of her doctors and get some rest, and i think that's the important thing. i'm sure the whole country wishes her well. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. 6ood good evening. we got there in the end, didn't we? aftera good evening. we got there in the end, didn't we?

scotland host tonga first at the end of the month.in sinfield is at it again — this time running 101 miles between his current club leicester, where he's a coach, to his former club leeds rhinos. tennis now. andy murray says he's never played a match like last night's, after beating frances tiafoe in a thrilling european 0pen first—round encounter in antwerp. it was an epic battle of almost four hours. amazingly, every set went to a tie break. murray hit 21 aces and backed that up with a solid second serve. he'll face second seed diego schwartzman tomorrow. now, what a few weeks cameron norrie has had. after only turning professional four years ago, it's been quite a rise for the newest star of british men's tennis. his title at indian wells last week has propelled him to the world's top 16 and he's also now the british number one. the indian wells win is the high point of his career to date and he says it's still sinking in. it is been if phenom lawyerfor me and it is nice to let things —— that things have come together now. most of

freeman in the england squad for the first time, ahead of next month's autumn internationals against tongantry had temperatures of 18 celsius today and it's likely to get warmer tomorrow if and when the sunshine does come out. the warmer air is coming our way thanks to the winds from the south or southwest. as we've seen already, it has brought with it a lot of cloud, the cloud still around at the moment. this cloud here coming in from the atlantic is going to bring the next area of rain. the earlier rain and drizzle is moving away, and for a while, there could be a few breaks in the cloud. that will lead to the odd mist and fog patch, and then the thicker cloud arrives mainly across the western side of the uk to bring the rain to these areas. of course, after the warmth that we had during the day, the temperatures are going to fall very low overnight, 12—14 celsius. we start with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain around that could be heavy for a while over some of these western hills. as we head into the afternoon, the rain is in the north and west. it could cheer up again later across pa

nauru and palau and papua new guinea and tonga. you have moderates in the united states saying the richest country in the world cannot do more for citizens, but at this point, america can't afford not to do more. when it comes to how much other countries spend per person on social benefits and services for disability and unemployment and tax credits. u.s. remains far behind. according to the latest data from the organization for economic cooperation and development. oecd. organization of all developed countries. france spent 31% of the gdp. finland, 29%. belgium, 28%. italy, 28.2%. the united states is 18.7%. this is the country that so many conservatives worry is sliding to socialism. yes, although president biden's build back better plan has been scaled down, it is still big. it is still transformational for the country. most reasonable people would agree america has a long way to go and this would be our best chance. we are in the middle of the pandemic that pushed people off the financial cliff. the temporary money has largely

those other countries are the palau, papua new guinea and tonga. i'm not making this up. most other developed and developing countries have some form of paid parental leave. it is not guaranteed to everybody in america. you may get it through your employer. the richest country in the world cannot afford to do more for its citizen, but at this point america can't afford not to do more for its citizens and what it comes to how utsch other countries spend on social benefits like services for tax credits, the u.s. remains far behind. this is from the organization of economic cooperation and development. it's the organization of developed countries. france spent 31% of its gdp on social services for its citizens. belgium, 28.9%. the united states, 18.7%. for all you people worried that weir slipping into a socialist country, although the build back better plan has been scaled down it's still big and it's transformational for the country and most reasonable people would agree that america still has a very long way to go. people like me worry that this was our best chance. we're

tonga, australia, south africa, almost the perfect ladder. each game, we get a bit better.ases. that could affect a lot of players on the tour. that�*s all the sport for now. i�*ll have more for you in the next hour. the man in charge of the united states�* nuclear forces says the world has to act "very carefully", because the relationship between the us, china and russia is something that has never been faced before. admiral chas richard made the comments in an interview with the bbc�*s defence correspondent jonathan beale. jonathan beale is here now. especially timely with north korea firing a missile into the waters of japan. ile firing a missile into the waters of ja tan. ., . ., japan. he did not confirm the details of _ japan. he did not confirm the details of that _ japan. he did not confirm the details of that but _ japan. he did not confirm the details of that but it - japan. he did not confirm the details of that but it has - japan. he did not confirm the| details of that but it has been reported that north korea fired a ballistic missile possibly from a submarine

. >> their popularity continued on their first royal tour to australia, new zealand, fiji and tonga, >> they got a rapturous reception everywhere they went, and more importantly, rapturous press coverage too. >> and that was meghan's first tour as a member of the royal family. so, how did she do? >> she really took to it incredibly well and it was -- it was a great triumph. >> and a triumph, it seemed for the royal family. a new golden couple to help the next generation carry the monarchy forward. >> they looked as though they were the perfect foursome. they were even labeled the fab four. and it did look as though they were all getting along really, really well. >> but soon, stories began to leak. that there was tension, behind palace doors. >> they had a good relationship, the three of them. then meghan arrived, and i think that was when things started to go wrong. harry fell head over heels. harry is a very impetuous sort of person. william is very much more considered. he is very controlled in what he does, and i think he looked at harry moving very, very quickly towards marriage

the days when the senator from alaska, i was with him after the oil spill, and we stopped in the tongas forest and we sat at a table in a restaurant in the middle of the forest, which is tree trunks as big as that whole building, it was magnificent. i sat with four big guys, big, big guys, they had a lumber company that they were foresting in the area, and they wanted me to support paying for roads into the national forest. and we started the conversation. to make a long story short, when i made it clear i wasn't going to do that, the father turned to his son and looked like that program, hoss, big fella, i won't use the exact language, i'm across the table, he's got he and his three sons, he said, i'll bet this so and so, referring to me, expletive deleted, doesn't realize, he's closer to lexington, kentucky today than he was when i just flew off the north slope. it made the point to me, alaska's pretty big. there's an awful lot we need to protect. that's why i'm working to protect crystal bay from mining operations that would threaten one of the world's largest salmon runs. that's why

south bay area, hawaii and tonga.mation on his whereabouts is asked to call san jose police in the studio. henry lee ktvu fox student, henry, let's hope someone comes forward with that information. thank you. the concord city council tonight is said to consider a proposal to accept the $30,000 grant from the marathon petroleum for the police department to obtain a drone system. the concord police department has borrowed drones from other departments the past few years to track suspects. earlier this year the police department held a series of community meetings to help foreign policy on using drones. other nearby cities with drone programs include walnut creek, san ramon lafayette and pittsburgh. number written, county district attorney's office has either dropped or reduced more than 500 marijuana charges in the county proposition. 64 allows some marijuana charges in california to be reduced, dismissed or sealed. the marine county district attorney's office reviewed conviction files and found 604 people in 514 cases

the suspect has ties to the peninsula, south bay, east bay, san diego, hawaii and tonga.tion on his whereabouts is asked to call san jose police henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the remains of five people and the wreckage of a u. s navy helicopter that crashed into the ocean off san diego have now been recovered the navy saying today that a salvage team made the recovery on friday. the remains have been sent to dover air force base in delaware for identification, the helicopter it's two pilots and three other sailors were killed back in august in an accident. the helicopter was operating from the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln when its rotor hit the deck and the aircraft fell into the ocean. one crew member was rescued. we're learning new details tonight about a small plane crash in the san diego suburb of santee yesterday. recordings show air traffic controllers repeatedly warned the pilot of that twin engine cessna that he was flying too low. the plane clipped a ups truck, killing the driver before slamming into a row of homes. the pilot, a doctor from arizona, was a

the suspect is ties to the peninsula, south bay, east bay, san diego, hawaii and tonga.is whereabouts is asked to call san jose police henry lee ktvu, fox two news. in brentwood, firefighters were able to keep a house fire from spreading to other homes. even a strong winds were whipping around them. this morning, the fire was reported just after eight o'clock on nicholas court crusade that there was nobody at home at the time. the gusty winds were threatening to push the flames onto neighboring homes, but firefighters managed to contain the flames to that one house. definitely one of those signs were glad that the winds are starting to die down now but as we said all along during red flag events have fired that starts small can grow very quickly and the threatening to adjacent homes and multiple structures. firefighters are looking into the cause of the fire. evacuation orders were in place but have since been lifted in san francisco walgreens announced it is closing five more stores amid high retail theft in the city. the news comes as san francisco supervisor asha safe

meanwhile scotland cruised to victory over tonga.r over 25 years. leicester tigers won again to stay top of the premiership. the leaders beat local rivals northampton saints 55—26 to make it seven wins from seven. fijian nemani nadolo went over twice. eventually — after a stumble here. there were also wins for wasps, bristol and worcester. england's women begin their autumn international campaign with a tough match against new zealand today. despite the rivalry between the two sides, many of the england squad will be facing the black ferns for the first time, and that intimidating haka. but captain sarah hunter says they won't allow it to affect their focus. it is important in terms of how we respect what they are doing, but also how we want to maybe, like, sort of lay down our challenge or how we want to face it in terms of more to do with our preparation, so how do we want to take it on board while still staying focused on what we are about to do. so yes, it certainly has been a discussion point. finally, as far as famous owners go

at murrayfield, scotland take on tonga.'s going to be a memorable match for captain alun wynjones, who will become the most capped player of all time. he overtakes new zealand's richie mccaw, fitting he should do it in a match against the all blacks. wales head coach wayne pivac knows how significant this will be. it's fantastic he is going to go one more direction in the one jersey. 1a9. sojust please more direction in the one jersey. 1a9. so just please for him but in typical l—shaped, it is not about him, it is about the team coming together and having a great performance which we'll needed to be competitive against a very strong new zealand side. exeter came from behind to gloucester 16—13 in the premiership. will witty was bundled over the line for the winning try with 12 minutes to go. exeter are fifth in the table, with gloucester sixth. england's bronte law produced a storming finish under the floodlights to win the dubai moonlight classic. it's her first ladies european tour success. law picked up eight shots in a

scotland host tonga first at the end of the month — before facing australia, south africa and japan.r christine tait—burkard, an expert in infection and immunity at the university of edinburgh's roslin institute. professorjennifer rohn, cell biologist at university college london. dr meng khaw, national director of health protection and screening services at public health walesand dr lindsay broadbent, virologist at queen's university belfast. you'll have a lot in common but there are differences. first of all, if i may, just a snapshot of how things look at the moment. christine, if you would take us off first in scotland.— christine, if you would take us off first in scotland. scotland has seen a aood fall first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in _ first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases _ first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases until— first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases until about - first in scotland. scotland has seen a good fall in cases until about two | a good fall in cases until about two weeks ago and at t

england face tonga, australia and world champions south africa in november.le is all about. he gets paid a lot of money. thank you, john. it was a rare day of unity in parliament yesterday, as the house convened to pay tribute to the murdered mp sir david amess. many of those tributes focused on sir david's primary goal during his 38 years as an mp, which was representing his constituents, first in basildon and, more recently, in southend west. 0ur reporter ben bolous is there now. good morning. really emotional yesterday. i know there's been an outpouring of affection for the mp there in leigh—on—sea? yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, — yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, in _ yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, in different ways, really. here _ indeed, in different ways, really. here in _ indeed, in different ways, really. here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal. _ here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal. the — here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal, the private grief of a family— personal, the private grief of a family who have l