wayne rooney! and he has got rooney! wayne rooney! and he has got rooney in. and he delivers.the crossing position and it goes in. rooney has put it in. england have the lead! nicely done! rooney! you're watching bbc news. before the papers, a reminder of that developing story, a rock concert in the netherlands has been cancelled at the last minute tonight because of what's been described as "a terrorist threat" the incident happened in the southwestern city of rotterdam after a tip—off from spanish police. a van reported to have come from spain and containing gas canisters was found near the venue. the mayor of rotterdam says police have detained the driver. but he's also said that it is not clear if the van and the terror threat are linked. one newspaper, el pais, says the detained driver is spanish. europe is on high alert after the terror attacks around barcelona last week. just an update on the situation in rotterdam with that rock concert cancelled because of a suspected terrorist threat. we will bring you any more on that as we get it. now, as promised, it is the papers

only one place to start, it's the end of an era for england, their record goal—scorer, wayne rooney, today decided to retire from international duty at the age of 31 despite being set for a recall. the everton striker was asked by england boss gareth southgate to be involved for the world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia but rooney says it's the right time to bow out. and what an international career it was. top of the pile in terms of goals, 53 in 119 appearences, four more than sir bobby charlton and, as you can see, in esteemed company. the closest current england player to rooney is danny welbeck all the way back on 011111. let's go live to our reporterjohn watson who's at goodison park for us. john, there's been plenty of reaction to this news today. yes, andi yes, and i think an element of surprise. in light of the performance that wayne rooney has been enjoying since returning to his boyhood club, everton, where he has made a great start to the season with two goals in his opening two league matches, and becoming only the second player to reach 200 premier league goal

wayne rooney, he was for... do you remember that action? wayne rooney, he wa5ju5t for...action? wayne rooney, he was just never in a 5ucce55ful engli5h wayne rooney, he was just never in a 5ucce55ful english team. hello there. as we head towards the bank holiday weekend, there is some much quieter weather on the way, which is just as well, after all the heavy rain and flooding that we had in northern ireland, and here in north yorkshire, too. that rain, on the last of the muggy air that swept across the uk. behind it, fresher conditions followed, and we saw the cloud breaking, and some 5un5hine. and over the next few days, there'll be some more 5un5hine. there'll be a few showers around, more particularly towards the north—west of the uk. now, the wet weather came on that weather front there. that has long gone out into the north sea. still dawdling, perhap5, towards the northern isles for a while. lower pressure towards the north—west, this is where we'll see most of the showers. higher pressure5 towards the south. not a big high pressure, but higher pressure. hence the

that remains to be seen, the announcement has been made by wayne himself which i5 has been made by wayneeker talking tojohn watson. the six o‘clock new5 gary lineker talking tojohn watson. the six o‘clock news is it up, let‘5 have a look at the weather now with lucy martin. we have seen some heavy rainfall in a short amount of time in northern ireland last night and in parts of northern england to with some localised flooding here in scarborough. some bright interval5 around, this was sent in from staffordshire. we have seen this band of cloud and rain further north moving eastwards through the day, brightening up from the west behind it and introducing 5ome brightening up from the west behind it and introducing some fresh air. through the night, the rain will become confined to the far north—east in the northern ireland with some heavy burst in the early hours. a few showers coming into northern ireland and the west of scotla nd northern ireland and the west of scotland and northern england and wale5. temperature i5 scotland and northern england and wale5. temperature is a bit fresher t

welcome wayne smith. good to have you back. >> president ceo associate, and matt rooney founder publisher of jersey blog, and jamaal holly welcome to chasing news. member of assembly and former mayor, what is going on, they are exploding and right here in our backyard. >> absolutely crazy, but it is no surprise to no one. donald trump has displayed this type of action, throughout his campaign with literally and campaign @ @ad and rhetoric. now it is coming to reality, this is not surprising. but it is a little upsetting because in this day and age, this type of behavior is not necessary. we're all americans, we should be one. -- >> you agree with that? is this all about trump? you know we were talking off camera this goes back to seeing things that we've not seen since 1960s in terms of racial tension. >> seminole issue is. questions for 20th century, issue of race. and no matter how we try to get away from it that pressing issue comes back, challenge about what people view confederacy, i look at the prea

i'm not entirely surprised wayne has called it a day internationally.a lot of speculation whether he should be in or not, then if he's in the squad, if he is the captain, if he plays or not. when you get to your 30s as all footballers know, the powers wane a little bit, without meaning to make the pun! i think it is a good decision at the right time, a lot of good young players coming through and wayne has had a fabulous international career. people argue about the fact that tournament wise it has never really happen for him, apart from when he burst on the scene in portugal, where he was so good. you have to remember that for the vast majority of his career he has only really been the one england world—class player. he has gone in at a time when we have struggled. we haven't had enough world—class players alongside him. he had that of course when he burst onto the scene, when he was the youngster in the golden generation. and with a little more canny management of that tournament, and without his injury, of course, he might have gone on to actually win

now it's time for tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody.m wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in, let's get it done. i need a woman who can't say no. (cheering) wayne: uh, uh... kangaroo. kandy. come on, kangaroo. everybody else sit down, sit down, sit down. hey, kandy. - hi. wayne: how you doing, kandy? - good. wayne: hello, and who's your little friend? - it's my baby. wayne: that's your-- i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to grab your baby by the ears. - it's okay.

i know that not everybody what is close to fort wayne even though fort wayne is not that close. w in terms of the plant let me say a couple things. as many as you know, when the plant closed it was not for a long time officially closed. it was put on this limbo status called standby. for several years it was the only plant in general motors that was on standby. there had been to butnd the springville reopens for a while and this one stayed on standby. my sense is that there's a real difference of opinion depending on where you were in the community as to whether that was a good thing or bad thing. some people who had been at the plant or were union identified thought that if this is on standby in the economy gets good enough it means the plants will come back. some of the business leadership of the community, my perception at least, said this is gone and time to move on and, you know, as you see in the story, i country this is a real schism that emerged on people's sense within this community about the best feature here should be. the last i knew the city of janesville is negoti

this is a chapter toward the end of the story that is from fort wayne indiana. and about his ride home. c'mon. get the hell out of here s.c. speed walks across the of live -- the lobby. friday night at the fort wayne assembly plant the end of workweek and the end of the second shift with 11:45 p.m. one guy among others on the factory floor. reaching the of what the with a backpack slung over one shoulder. with a friday night ritual. a co-worker wishes him a saved drive with the 97 saturn under the street lamps to think about where he has left a scar on monday. and then walked over to the pontiac grand prix. in the back seat popping the trump and slammed a the trunk shut on the passenger's side as he does the engine and runs off. four hours 35 minutes they are sure they will not get caught. calling darcy to tell them they are leaving when he does the engine they said he is not the only one. with the clock on the grand prix says ted 54:00 p.m.. he started working at fort wayne seven months before and will never forget that day his wife came along to help him move.

gareth southgate that he hoped to pick wayne rooney fully up he hoped to pick wayne rooney fully up cominge. i was evidently thinking of including him in the squad. his form has been brilliant. i thought there was a role he could play for the squad, but at the same timei play for the squad, but at the same time i fully understand his rationale and it would be a good moment to recognise what an outstanding player he has been for england. i've seen debate about whether he is or isn't a legend. if you are the most capped football player and record goalscorer, i'm not sure what else you have to do to bea not sure what else you have to do to be a legend. so he has been somebody that has served england brilliantly and with enormous pride. manchester united have re—signed zlatan ibrahimovic on a one—year contract. the 35—year—old former sweden striker scored 28 goals in 46 games for united last season, before it was cut short by a knee injury. ibrahimovic, who was released by the club injune, is expected to be fit again in december. west indies captainjason holder has urged his team to show unity

wayne rooney's travels don't end with his retirement from international football.reth southgate he was one of a recall, evenif southgate he was one of a recall, even if this wasn't the best header. no matter, everton was had control. this goal jolted the no matter, everton was had control. this goaljolted the thai public. everton's half—time team talk note altered. this was gylfi sigudsson's first goalfor everton. altered. this was gylfi sigudsson's first goal for everton. this goal wasn't about numbers, but pictures. mcilveen now needed three. the game is about gylfi sigudsson, not wayne rooney, but everton will be glad to have both an evil police. —— in the europa league. no rooney for england manager gareth southgate has announced his squad for the world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia, he's given a first call—up to leicester city's harry maguire, whojoined from hull for £17 million in the summer. there's a recall for arsenal's danny wellbeck, but adam lallana misses out through injury. also getting his first chance at the senior level is watford's nat

wayne: welcome to the show. - hi. wayne: so where are you from? - kansas. wayne: kansas. - yes.the middle of the state pretty much. but i currently live in san diego with my husband

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! (cheers and applause) wayne: what's up, america?ou so much for tuning in. i need someone to make a deal with me right now. who wants to make a deal? come here, special. today's special, everybody else, have a seat. nice to meet you, sweetheart. - i... wayne: now, is your name special, or, like, is there a pronunciation that i'm missing? - no, that's my name. wayne: special, nice to meet you, special. - can i give you a hug? wayne: oh, come here, come here. - oh, my god. (cheers and applause) wayne: nice to meet you, miss special, now, what do you do?

really it is all about wayne rooney. 4900 really it is all about wayne rooney.odison park. jordan pickford played well, good save at the end. it is all about wayne rooney. good game as well. he started the move. brilliant football by everton and a really good head up by everton and a really good head up by wayne rooney. 199 premier league goals. ronald koeman will be delighted. on a personal note, i absolutely delighted to score the winning goal at goodison, it is a special home for me. a lot of relief and emotion coming out. it was an important goal just before half—time. obviously delighted in the end that it's turned out to be the winning goal. you know, all appreciation. i felt that was the right move for me to make. coming back, i felt at home as soon as i set foot on the ground the first day. i've been looking forward to this day for a long time. thankfully it's been a good day, a good result for us. obviously topped off by the winning goal. a good day for wayne rooney, and a winning start for everton. so, a winning start for everton, but liverpool were he

wayne: how are you? - good, how are you? wayne: so what do you do, rachel? wayne: no, no, the answer should be, "yes, you're the best nanny ever." - okay, i'm the best nanny.

abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live from fisherman's wharf to explain. wayne?reporter: good afternoon, dan. the bad news is it continues after two years, but they will get some help, they'll be able to go out and fish tomorrow. fishermen received a promise of federal disaster relief today. the question is, will it be too little, and will it be too late. in the middle of commercial salmon season, life has been very quiet around san francisco's fisherman's wharf. if you ask why, you'll get an earful. >> we've been hog tied. >> so far the salmon season has been rather catastrophic. >> reporter: it's been frustrating, because the california department of fish and wildlife opened waters south of here in a season where salmon gathered off the golden gate instead. sports boats have brought in a bounty while commercial boats have just watched, angry at an agency that never adjusted to erroneous predictions. >> if we catch ten fish in a day, there are thousands that passed under the boat going to the migratory stream.s of midnight, the season begins some three and a hal

wayne: (screeching) jonathan: it's a trip to ireland! (irish accent): hello, wayne mcbrady.rother, let's do it! what?! wayne: if you're having a good time say, "yeah!" (cheers and !applau jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal". now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: what's up, america? welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. you know what we do. let's make a deal. two friends, let's go. you two, are you friends? come on! everybody else have a seat. let's make a deal. friend number one. friend number two. and you are carrie? - i am carrie, yes. wayne: and you are... you are a unicorn. - i am, i am. i am a unicorn. wayne: and you are erin, and you are a cowgirl?

wayne: three years of bliss.

wayne: you won a car! (cheering) jonathan: oh-oh! wayne: whoo! - let's get that big deal, baby!ady! wayne: what's up, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. i need three people, let's make a deal. (cheers and applause) let's see... in the green. the green plumber that i can't say the video game name. and over here... ursula? yes, ursula, and one more.

england have scored and it is wayne rooney! and he is onside and they are expected here and he delivers! just look at those faces in the crowd, welcoming our hero. into a crossing position and all the way across and rooney has put it in and england have the lead! nicely done, the cross from johnson and rooney is there! you're watching bbc news. in the early 90s, the british electronic duo, klf, churned out hit after hit including ‘3 am eternal‘ and ‘justified and ancient.‘ then in 1994, they burnt a million pounds in cash and announced they were disbanding — but they promised to return in 23 years. at the stroke of midnight last night, the 23 years were up, and klf reappeared at a book shop in liverpool. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson was there. 23 seconds after midnight on the 23rd of august, 23 years to the day they burnt £1 million, klf returned, driving an ice cream van. fans had come from as far as australia and the us, for three days of secret events. this is the group of my childhood and adolescence. they

so i went to wayne state university. 26 years of age. i'm arriving at wayne state university.so i arrived there, a little bit older than the other students, 18, 19-year-old kids there. so i've been around the world and read everything, so almost by default i was made a leader on campus so in '65 when i arrived there -- a different kind of -- there was 11 colleges at wayne state university. monteith was just one of the colleges. offered an alternative to the liberal -- the traditional liberal arts crick rum in the sense -- curriculum and it interwove social and political science and humannivities and the natural sciences. how you bring these things together. i guess i'm trying to do that same thing in my life. is as the author, the activist, as the journalist, how do you bring these different threads together you can see the commonalities and how they feet off of each other, and there's a continuum, this inner penetration of these disciplines a that's what they did at monteith college. they instilled that notion that it try to continue in my whole practice as a -- i call the th

the england manager gareth southgate says he ‘fully understands' wayne rooney's decision to retire fromtball. southgate admitted he had wanted to include the everton forward in his squad for next month's world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia. 0ur sports reporter david 0rnstein was at st george's park earlier today. it was always going to be interesting to hear southgate's views on rooney because not only did he drop the striker from the squad for two friendlies in the summer, he planned to recall him for the world cup qualifiers. southgate phoned rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to sell and sell only for rooney to relay his decision. today he paid tribute to the everton man and refused to rule out a return. he paid tribute to the everton man and refused to rule out a returnlj totally understood his reasoning. i can see him moving to everton, with the fresh opportunities he's got there, he feels a sense of loyalty to the club and what they have invested in. he has then someone that has served england brilliantly. and with with enormous pr

guys. >> ken wayne, thanks so much. thanks so much for your reporting and bringing you their stories. it is incredible. certainly ken is emotional. we see it here at this distance. he is right up there on it. >> we are all human. first spends, evacuees. >> you mentioned when you saw -- when i see children. >> yeah. >> we have all been in the news for a while. when you see kids, it is an emotional thing for us. >> 30,000 people in 200-plus shelters. the fema director mentioned that earlier this morning. when we come back after the break, former fema coordinator will join us live here in the studio. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit a

what extra did wayne rooney do you thought this guy will go far?p to me or mick and say what are we doing today, every single day. if you really explained to him, when there were specific aspects in training that related to him and other players, he would buy into it. hejust other players, he would buy into it. he just loved football. anything you wa nted he just loved football. anything you wanted him to do even after training he would stay behind, no problem. how annoyed will wayne rooney be he has won nothing with england?” think very annoyed because he is a player that wants to win all the time. never mind in training, he has beenin time. never mind in training, he has been ina time. never mind in training, he has been in a very successful period with manchester united, won a lot of things, premier leagues and trophies, champions league. i am sure that is one of the reasons why he says listen, i want to help everton to win a trophy. i think he is disappointed it never really happened for england. when we talk about his achievement as a goal sco

wayne rooney has just announced his retirement from international football.tonight‘s champions league play—off against hoffenheim through illness. liverpool lead 2—1 going into the second leg. police in birmingham have obtained what they‘re calling landmark court injunctions against suspected members of two criminal gangs, thought to be involved in gun and drugs offences. 17 people have been served with a legal order banning them from entering large parts of the city and mixing with one another. 0ur midlands correspondent sima kotecha sent this report. early morning and police in birmingham are getting ready to issue several men with gang injunctions. we are on our way to serve a final gang injunction on a man by the name ofjeromejones. for the next two years the men won‘t be able to go to certain parts of the city, they won‘t be able to meet one another, and they won‘t be allowed to post material online. well we are driving through handsworth, one of the areas where the men will no longer be able to go to. and it is in what is called the exclusion zone and t

melissa magee is at an official nasa watch event in wayne. ali gorman is in center city with eye safety reminders, but first meteorologist adam joseph just filed this report from saint joseph, missouri which is in the path of totality. >> reporter: today everyone has been anticipating it is here. totality is here, let the sun shine. however we've been dealing with thunderstorms popping all over the area. you can see a thunderstorm in the distance there. it's raining temporarily covering the telescopes. no matter if the sun shines or cooperates, even if it is not, clouds or sun it's not stopping people from packing the field at across thecran airport. they rolled in by the thousands on a dirt road to where the biggest show on earth is about to happen. refound people from the south, the northeast and out of the country they are fueling up with midwest barbecue and enjoying a cool treat on a hot summer day. you can't go wrong with either. folks are snatching up merchandise to remember where they were in the path of totality. saint joseph's is on

and rooney retires — wayne calls time on his international career with england after 14 years.nd coming up in sportsday on bbc news: liverpool will be hoping to book their place in the champions league main draw. they lead hoffenheim 2—1 ahead of tonight's second leg play—off at anfield. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in the latest of its proposals for life after brexit the government has published its plans on how it wants to end the legal authority of the european court ofjustice in uk affairs. at the moment the court can influence everything from workers‘ rights to trade rules. but theresa may says it will no longer have what she calls a direct say in these matters. but, in what critics see as a climbdown, the new plan appears to allow the european court to have some role in future disputes between the eu and britain. here's our political correspondent ben wright. it is about bringing power back to britain. we will take back control of our laws and bring an end to the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice in britain. and for many leave campaigners th

. >> wayne smith is with us. good heavy here and a member of the county government, welcome back. >> thank you. >> you heard the conversation, we get the president of the united states your new jersey. we have the joint base, and new jersey is at the center you may say of this crisis in that sense. what you think this means to our local economy ? our local defense preparedness of people in the military? >> i would think and have a better former mayor and served as the emergency management coordinator for the local government, if you're hosting the president your security is ratcheted up. in light of the tension i would think it's even more. i think the president style really scares a lot of people in terms of how he negotiates for policy in the open press. on twitter. so, people are concerned, the fire the fury. >> think about that. fire and fury twitter, i heard the this morning we had a conversation on the radio about it. i said are we happy that we have somebody standing up for us? >> i'm happy that we have so

wayne: sorry? - kaish. wayne: kaish, and rickie. nice to meet you, sir.

wayne: (screams) jonathan: it's a trip to ireland. hello, wayne mcbrady. wayne: oops, i'm naughty.ayne: if you're having a good time, say, "yeah"! (cheering) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: what's up, america? welcome to "let's make a deal." you guys ready to ha fve ?i need one person to make a deal. let's go. who wants to make a deal? who wants to make a deal? i see people over here. you, you, yeah, you in the snorkel suit. hey. hello, ashley. - yeah, ashley. wayne: nice to meet you, ashley, what do you do? - i'm a chemical engineer. wayne: a chemical engineer. - i'm still trying to figure out what it is.

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight. top executives are also distancing themselves from the president. ktvu's jana katsuyama

we are live, from wayne i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> come on next time do better , according to that little girl. >> thanks, greg. >>> eclipse was an experience to remember for franklin institute's derek pits, he helpedded west to view the show. >> he joins us live from saint guess he have missouri a town on the path of totality. so derek, it is raining a few minutes before the total eclipse but you were still able to see it. >> we were still able to see it. dramatic sighting here because we had cloud all morning and just before the eclipse began the deck got thicker and we were very worried we wouldn't get to see very much at all but in the final moments before the moon completely covered the disk of the sun the cloud thinned out enough to see last bit of the sun being covered by the moon. we got more cloud cover after that and then miraculously again, thinning of the cloud to see totality. we could see the corona, prominences around the edge of the disk of the sun, it was spectacular and the clouds just added another level of drama to it. as we say it is one of th

wayne freedman is live at civic center plaza in san francisco where people gathered, wayne, to watch. >> reporter: lots of them, dab. how many of millions people watched this across the country, i don't know. there were roughly 600 here. for every single person watching the eclipse, it was a somewhat different experience, and yet it was also a shared experience. let's take a look. after a 38-year wait since the last one, san francisco's eclipse experience had all the makings of a bust this morning. but if you believe a sunny outlook can burn away a sky full of clouds -- >> i'm thinking it will be clear. >> reporter: -- yes, here at civic center plaza, it was clear enough. >> can you believe it started right on time? >> not at all. >> reporter: it did, of course. in a world grown ever more connected and yet more fragmented, here is something to marvel at the human beings -- >> i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: in a troubled time, what could better contextualize our place in the universe than a solar eclipse. did you ever wonder what cosmic accident make the diameter from the moon

he was in movies, in true grit withjohn wayne and offcourse asa grit withjohn wayne and offcourse aslly legendary. we've heard some of them already. wichita lineman, the one you mentioned, i think probably his favourite song, written byjimmy webb, his long—time writing collaborator. he was just a truly versatile star stock like we heard a little earlier —— versatile star. versatile star stock like we heard a little earlier -- versatile star. we heard earlier that he had a particularly ha rd heard earlier that he had a particularly hard life. he was taunted the guitar because on his word he said it was much like to tight band "and from the cotton fields. a remarkable journey tight band "and from the cotton fields. a remarkablejourney he has had. it was a remarkable journey. it included ups and downs. it wasn't a lwa ys included ups and downs. it wasn't always grateful glen campbell and he suffered those hard times. he had some brushes with the law during his life. but he emerged as the superstar, a very steady as you go kind of personality, especially late in his life. i was honoured

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live in wayne where they are setting up for an official watch party, hi there , trish. >> reporter: hi there, folks from the cape may nature center have been spending their evening setting up for the eclipse watch party here at roberts elementary school in wayne. you can see the set of some tents for registration over there, 300 people are expect to fill this one are for the sold out event, tomorrow afternoon. they are calling it the great american eclipse viewing party and it has been chosen by nasa as an observation site for collecting of data during the eclipse. tomorrow kid will collect information about air temperatures and cloud competition for nasa scientists during the solar eclipse. organizers will also have, lots of eclipse fun facts, foulke clure and fun facts for the kid. they will be handing out solar eclipse snacks like sunny d, sun chips and sunflower seed. organizers hope this event will get kid and grown ups excited about science once again. >> they will not at the sun but opposite the continue toward the sky to see if there are

>>can wayne has been reporting from katy, texas, about 30 miles southwest of houston. the rescuers there have pulled hundreds of people to safety. in houston and the surrounding areas, authorities have not performed 13,000 rescues. the sheriff's office says it has carried out about 5000 rescues over the past two days and those don't include the many good samaritans who are out in both helping with all of those rescue efforts. you are watching ktvu fox to news at 638 at 6:38 pm travis air force base has troops preparing to deploy. >> the storm has moved out of texas and is now moving into louisiana westmark >>after dumping 51.88 inches of rain, the most rainfall ever recorded in the continental united states for anyone system. hence the problems we are seeing in houston and galveston. you see houston, but basically it's in the clear, and and we will not see any significant problems with rainfall. and the idea is, it has been raining there day after day after day. the heavy, copious amounts of rain, it is over and we have also got back home here. that heat advisory will

coming up this evening. 200 up for wayne rooney in the premier league but was it enough to take evertonast manchester city in the in the battle of the blues? chris froome takes the lead in the vuelta as the four—time tour de france champion looks to add to his yellowjersey in spain. and the red roses reveal changes to their line—up for their huge rugby world cup semi final with france. good evening. there was another slice of history for wayne rooney this evening as he becamejust the second player to reach 200 goals in the 25 years since the start of the premier league. it wasn't enough for his side everton to take all three points as manchester city came from a goal down to rescue a 1—1 draw. both teams saw red as james burford reports. the rest of the world may have been talking about the eclipse but for city's blue moon an opportunity to blot out everton ‘s superstars. the visitors withstood early pressure, sergio aguero taking the short, everton sergio aguero taking the short, eve rto n ca n sergio aguero taking the short, everton can thank their lucky stars that the frame stood in

wayne freedman is there live with the story. wayne? >> reporter: pre sid yeah terrace in san francisco, an enclave of the rich, famous, and after today the furious. >> sneaky. >> reporter: presidio terrace is one of those rare private drives in san francisco for which residents must pay prorty xes. when after three decades that payment fails to arrive in the city treasury -- >> state law is very strict. if people fail to pay their property taxes for more than five years, we must offer the property for auction. >> reporter: that is what happened in 2015. real estate investor chang and his partner won the auction and the street with a bid of just more than $90,000. james spoke with us today while on vacation in boca raton, florida. >> i like to say there's a price for everything. but obviously at the moment we are really looking to hold on to this. property like this doesn't come along very often. >> reporter: it's not so simple. residents here say they never got a bill from the city. instead, they say the city was sending a bill to an a

and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: wayne rooney happy again in manchester, but was his opener enoughrton to take all three points from manchester city? good evening. police in spain say they have shot dead the moroccan man who is believed to have driven the van into the crowds in barcelona on thursday, leaving 13 people dead. the 22—year—old was found near a village about 25 miles from the city. younes abouyaaquob was killed after he ran into a vineyard holding what turned out to be a fake suicide belt. the authorities in spain say the 12 original suspects have all been killed or detained, but the operation is still ongoing. our correspondent tom burridge is in subirats where the main suspect was found today. this is rural catalonian wine country, 50 kilometres away from barcelona. after running down 13 men, women and children on las ramblas and killing another man during his getaway, younes abouyaaqoub, the driver of the van, somehow made it here. but his flight from the security services came to a violent end. the hunt for a young man who murdered so many ended here. the normally t

wayne freedman is live now with the story. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. for 15 years, the homeless of santa rosa staked a claim on this land, and they lived here. and now, as of yesterday, finally they are gone. yes, the city is calling it a victory. but also perhaps a teaching moment for other cities that have a similar problem. if it looks like a mess now, you should have seen homeless hill before the work crews moved in. >> we managed up there. >> reporter: tonight, 28 residents are in a shelter. they left voluntarily after the city promised to help them and backed that up with $500,000 for beds and services. is there a model for this? >> i think we're creating it. >> reporter: the fire and police departments worked about fire hazards and 15 years of accumulated filth. >> we walked by a bucket of rats and filth. >> reporter: the smell is overwhelming. in terms of describing it, we'll just leave it at that. this is just the lower section. to get a sense of the size of this place, you need to walk it. about 100 yards up the hill, this is the top. imagine

we are working to bring you ken wayne in the houston area we should see him in minutes. online at ktvu.com our coverage continues and you will find the latest on texas and many ways that you can help with more stories about the bay area response to that storm. >> we talk about the airports getting back up and running, the houston astros are expected to play in houston this weekend on saturday with a doubleheader. >> the ballpark is in the middle of downtown houston. imagine the emotional affect. >> you want to see the ballpark get filled with people if people can get there. it is saturday. hosting the mets. if they can do it it is a great move.>>> still to come, a deadly shooting in sacramento that left one deputy dead and injured two highway patrol officers. after the break, how the case is linked to the bay area. >>> the law enforcement community across the nation is in mourning following a shooting in sacrament of leaving one deputy dead and two officers wounded, dave clark with the story. >> we have details on the deadly shootout in sacramento. three people were deta

(screams) wayne: you got the big deal! teeny tiny box! - i gotta accelerate! wayne: you got it!an: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: welcome to "let's make a deal," ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for tuning in, i'm wayne brady, thank you. three people, who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) dawn, andrew, margaret. everybody else, have a seat. dawn, andrew, margaret. dawn, stand over there in the corner for me, margaret right here. no, andrew-- and margaret, you guys swap.

he was a pop star, a country style, in true grit with john wayne, was a pop star, a country style, ingrit withjohn wayne, he was a movie star as well and really write to the end of at least the final few yea rs to the end of at least the final few years you could see that in him. he had a yearning to be on stage and the performing front of a crowd and shortly after i interviewed him, went to see him perform one of his final concerts and he made the decision to go on tour, a world tour, having been diagnosed with alzheimer's, and he was up on stage performing those hits like it always did. hejust fed performing those hits like it always did. he just fed off the crowd, performing those hits like it always did. hejust fed off the crowd, the energy that the crowd gave him. thank you very much for your memories of glen campbell, who has died at the age of 81. one of the favourites to win the men's 400 metres at the world championships in london was turned away from the stadium this evening after being told he couldn't compete after an outbreak of norovirus. botswana's isaac makwala had thi

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wayne: well, hello, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm your host, wayne brady.o make a deal? i need a couple, the rainbow, the rainbow. come on, rainbow. come on, rainbow. everybody else, have a seat. matthew and belinda, this is cute, you guys are the rainbow,

and wayne's world gets smaller as he calls time on his international career with england.g up on sportsday on bbc news — find out if liverpool could make it through to the group stages of the champions league, with hoffenheim the visitors to anfield in their playoff second leg. good evening. theresa may insists the role of the european court ofjustice in british affairs will end post brexit. as the government published new details of its plans, she said the uk would "take back control of our laws". at the moment, the european court can influence everything from workers‘ rights to trade rules. today's plan suggests it will no longer have what's being called "direct jurisdiction" in these matters. but in what critics see as a climbdown, it does appear to allow the european court some role in future disputes between the eu and britain. here's our political correspondent ben wright. it meets in this building in luxembourg, and is the eu's — and therefore britain's — highest legal authority. but brexit, as the prime minister has repeatedly said, must break britain's link with t

wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal," i'm wayne brady.nts to make a deal? let's see, right there, sarah, come on, sarah. watch your step, sarah, don't fall. hey, sarah, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, i'm so excited. wayne: and what are you, sarah? - i'm a dance coach. wayne: you are a dance coach, whom do you coach? - i coach those lovelies right there!