milton and corbin in the back field. and straight ahead as they've been committed to tonight, with corbin. he sparked things early with the 89-yard touchdown. he's gone for 130 yards tonight and 2 touchdowns. >> greg: so far, florida state offensively really has had everything they've wanted in the fourth quarter. running it and throwing it with mckenzie at quarterback. >> joe: second and six. corbin is driven back this time. third down for mckenzie milton and the noles. good job that time by foskey. plays that viper position for notre dame. jack coan anxiously awaits his turn. gibbons is down, injured. the former notre dame player who katie told us that incredible story of his big heart and the gofundme to help timothy donovan, who suffers from a rare medical condition. timothy is here tonight because of dillan's effort. there's timothy. a heartwarming story. he said, i want to take care of him, i want him to come see me and see this great game. the medical staff is out there for the big 321-pounder, the starting left g

. >> senator corbin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i, too, want to thank these four survivors joining us today. i want to tell you how much i respect and admire your courage and for sounding an alarm on a system that has abused and neglected you but was supposed to protect you. your stories are difficult for you to tell i know, but it's extraordinarily important for us to hear it, as hard as it is for you and us to hear. i believe that your courage will inspire a generation of women to speak out against those who have abused them. i want you to know, we all want you to know we're very proud of your courage and the example you set for other young women. i sincerely hope your courage in speaking out will be a step toward writing the wrongs that have led to these injustices so we can ensure these mistakes will never, ever be repeated. thank you for shining a light on this issue and advocating for victims across the country. as you know, you are not alone. because too often those allegations are downplayed, slow-walked or ignored. so now

some of these sat quite easily with jeremy corbin's sat quite easily withjeremy corbin's time. he said his party must change — — jeremy to some extent, those rows will help, but it other ways, there'll be overshadowing the messages during this week. a , overshadowing the messages during this week. , ., overshadowing the messages during thisweek. , ., ., this week. many thanks, iain watson there. the scottish _ this week. many thanks, iain watson there. the scottish government i this week. many thanks, iain watson there. the scottish government has| there. the scottish government has decided to delay enforcement of its vaccine passports for nightclubs and others for more than two weeks. the scheme wouldn't be in force until 18th of october. i scheme wouldn't be in force until 18th of october.— 18th of october. i can also concerned _ 18th of october. i can also concerned that _ 18th of october. i can also concerned that the - 18th of october. i can also i concerned that the introduction 18th of october. i can also - concerned that the introduction of certification means we

ace corbin burnes or the brewers bullpen. gabe kepler acknowledge that when asked what it would take to bounce back and when this >> how last night's game back to not that would've been a good step in the right direction. >> but we we knew coming into this serious top 2 starters were going to a real challenge and arms was every bit of that challenge last night. we know that everybody in their rotation >> and we also know that they're both as a real challenge to match up against. >> i'm going to end on a positive note, though pitcher johnny cueto yesterday was scratched from his expected start with flu like symptoms. but today he is feeling much better and the plan is for him to start tonight. first pitch here is at 06:45pm at oracle park grant vicki. >> cases are still buzz in the air. i got this great start. and now the dodgers kind of nipping at their heels in the starting pitching isn't what it it's a long season in baseball. sometimes it's a marathon. what's the vibe there? the ballpark. >> yeah, the fans are still trickl

so it's very unlike france with the macro depend, race or artist johnson against jeremy corbin are in the united states. they trump biden story and a, one of the things i think it's important to realize is 1st the major people who presented themselves as possible candidates for being chance their own presented themselves as the continuation of mac or as so the c d u candidate was obviously the anointed air in the party and show in the s p d. it was also really very much emphasizing the continuity and he looks like a figure who emphasizes the continuity with mrs. macro also with how much mit getting back into the seventy's and eighty's and somebody who's tremendous be respected exactly the same way as missing back i was as a centrist figure, a crisis manager. and, and i think the complaint about not having a strategy is not quite right. i mean, mrs. macro had a view of what globalization means. it means germany on its own con, or the operate effectively. it needs a bigger unit or it needs a european ational. and she was pushing that and i think it's, it's unfair to say that mrs. macker

in 2019 his predecessor jeremy called and led the party to it's worse defeat since 1935. corbin's left wing pulses have gone the same way as he did out. but a split the party hasn't been fixed. 6 darma has to make us time now with internal reform of the party. and what is, as regard as a reason why i say these simple but powerful words? we will napa on the my leadership go into an election with a manifesto, but it's not a serious plan for government. storm. i was a lawyer who became a direct through public prosecutions before going into politics. he's pledged to give the police the extra manpower and resources they need to come down harder on violent crime. and throughout his speech, he tried personalizing his politics, referring to his humble beginnings as the some of us to make us some more bold promises came on education, thousands of new teaching jobs, much more investment. a reminder, perhaps with better times, education, education, and education could stomach emulate the early years of tony blair, who took labor to center his politics one over voters. the next election isn't due

it does feel like we're seeing more of the move towards the center off the jeremy corbin's leadership. role the disastrous election. how does the british electorate now view all of this transition? is the strategy working for the labor policy? well, the, the british you talk about tens of millions of people make their own mind up. most of them want to watch that speech today. most people will be aware of it by this evening when they watch the tv news or check online and have a look at things or see the papers. they will. i think it will be a moment. the people will maybe reassess kids. i mean, i feel that we've got, as i say, the worst government, the worst possible time. and yet they're still ahead in the polls not goes labor. haven't really been able to give a sense of being credible alternative. i think that the that's the conversation that i think kids tama successfully started today and he made a very interesting contrast to the thing between himself and boys. johnson. he said he didn't think you the boys johnson was about man, lots of people do me included. he said he didn't thi

the rules in terms of selection certainly from his supporters would prevent another leader likejeremy corbin making it. two things. and you have the guardian which is one of labourbiggest cheerleaders running on theirfront page labourbiggest cheerleaders running on their front page leading out on the fact that rachel reeves that shadow chancellor has announced more plans for 200,000,000,000 plans to tackle climate change but about the resignation and how it sabotaged labour confidence. then you are in trouble. about elections and a party, it's the right route to have, wrong time to have it, introspective, talking about themselves, divisions, jenny, irrespective of their political persuasions, the country needs a strong vocal opposition in. carrie starmer is meant to be making his big speech tomorrow where he is setting out his vision for the country. it looks like they've chosen not to trail any of that speech in the papers, normally you do a trail so you can control the narrative in the run—up to the speech. they haven't done that. it's a huge test for keira starmer tomorrow, a chance to

. >> the cost to repair this is a corbin and and we probably have to have special assessments and quite serious special assessments and it will probably cause the property values to decline and i do think the onus is on the city to help us out. >> reporter: the department of public works say it is not the cities problem and sidewalks are the responsibility of the property owner. >> we don't want to point the figure at anyone saying you could've known this but this is the situation that the city won't be fixing sidewalks for private property. >> reporter: and the changing that, she says will set a dangerous precedent. >> if we fix the sidewalk and mission bay, will we be asked to fix one in the mission and the richmond district in north beach? >> she said it is to make sure the fixes get done in order to keep the streets safe. the dpw shared data with us that showed there have been 342 calls for service for sidewalk repair over the last 12 years and 306 of the cases or 89% have been close but the backlog is growing with 36 calls for service still pending and one from way back in 2016 tha

it is my distinct pleasure to introduce corbin -- gordon. he is the brother of passenger edward porter fell. he has been a spokesperson for the families. i have known gordie for several years now, and i admire his unwavering commitment -- commitment to the memorial, and to the 40 heroes. he has been an inspiration, as well as a good friend to me and so many of us here together today. please help me welcome mr. golden -- gordon fell. [applause] >> madam vice president, president and misses bush, secretary holland, governor wolf, captain kurtz, pastor steve, superintendent clark, the stingless guests, families, friends, and ambassadors. you of all in -- joy -- joined us near and far. i invite you to remember this memorial. for the men and women who serve aboard the uss somerset today, and all of those active veterans in attendance, near and far, you honor us with your presence. we will never forget that there are thousands of your brothers gravely injured, or have lost their lives while serving as a result of their service. during these past 2

their colleagues, not 10% as is the case at the moment, and that, for example, would've excluded jeremy corbin. he would have never been leader of the labour mac party if that rule would've been in place backin that rule would've been in place back in 2015. care starmer also felt that labour mps were spending far too long reign about whether they might be deselected by disgruntled local party activists been talking about the wider electorate, he's made it much more difficult, increasing the threshold with any resection can be triggered. that makes mps a little bit face and their own seats. this has been very controversial. the left believe this is a way of effectively decriminalising the party, they said it was a self—inflicted wound on that party, but he himself has been delighted by the changes, not simply because of the changes themselves, but because he did actually take quite a big risk. he wasn't sure if he could get these changes through his conference, and by doing so, that has probably strengthened his leadership when it could just so easily in a very tight margin have we it. noneth

they arejoined by the founder of momentum group set up to support thejeremy corbin leadership. he makes it very clear that a movement is more divided than ever and the pledges keir starmer made are not honoured. can you understand why he's gone? i understand why he's gone? i absolutely can. it's a terrible shame _ absolutely can. it's a terrible shame. he put an enormous amount of work into— shame. he put an enormous amount of work into employment rights agenda which _ work into employment rights agenda which was _ work into employment rights agenda which was launched earlier this week — which was launched earlier this week. 0ver shattered — him wanting to elect— week. 0ver shattered — him wanting to elect his— week. 0ver shattered — him wanting to elect his own replacement. so i'm really— to elect his own replacement. so i'm really sorry _ to elect his own replacement. so i'm really sorry about that and it comes after only _ really sorry about that and it comes after only yesterday or the day before — after only yesterday or the day before that he gave a slap

and it 90 minute speech, he distanced himself from jeremy corbin. — kier starmer. and he said that he was sorry to those he let them in the last general election. to those he let them in the last general election.— those he let them in the last general election. to those who reluctantly _ general election. to those who reluctantly chose _ general election. to those who reluctantly chose the _ general election. to those who reluctantly chose the torres i general election. to those who i reluctantly chose the torres because they didn't believe that our promises were credible... to the vote areas, to the boat areas... to the boat areas who thought that we were unpatriotic or irresponsible of, or that we looked down and then, i say these simple but powerful words. we will never under my leadership go into an election with a manifesto that is not a serious plan for government.— the fight over britney spears 13 year conservatorship returns to court today in a high—stakes hearing, the court will soon decide whether to revoke an order which gives the father and layer

there power thanjeremy corbin ever was. there will be a massive attempt to jaw a line under the corbyn era amid the party forward. —— draw a line. there will to big policies. if you need treatment for mental hail, you will get that treatment within months. also there will be a big investment promised in english schools to recruit thousands of teachers. the message behind both policies is the country has some big challenges but up until now the politics to address them has been too small. this will be the first time he has done a big conference speech in big hall with hundreds and hundreds of people watching. up until now he has been able to say because of the pandemic he has not been able to do that and that is why he has not been able to connect with the public. after today he will not have that excuse. ml the public. after today he will not have that excuse.— have that excuse. all eyes on bri . hton have that excuse. all eyes on brighton at — have that excuse. all eyes on brighton at 12 _ have that excuse. all eye

a couple of years ago with tom soul the great free-market economist, i asked him it was when jeremy corbin the real socialist running in britain lost terribly and i said that's maybe because the brits remember what socialism was like they lived with them for a while, we have and the united states, could that mean will have to live through socialism in order to reject it and he said yes i think so, does that worry you that we may be so far down the road that we have to live through it before we totally reject it? >> it would be a great time for all americans to pick up at copy something about thomas sowell, the road to serfdom, this is very concerning. we see the failure of western europe european socialism in cuba and the soviet union, i was there in 1991 and the former soviet union way to begin to collapse, i've seen the despair in the trying to import that sort of thinking into the united states under a false fairness this is about the destruction of the united states and no more moderate democrats anymore that are not in power it is a radicals on the left side ticket of the democrat par

the left were defeated twice in a row at general elections underjeremy corbin in 2017 and 2019 but not vanquished from the wider movement. they are still vociferous in a way that was not the case ten, 20 years ago because of their recent internal success, because of the swelling party membership that happened under a year ofjeremy corbin and they are still voices are heard and listened to. to an extent, sir keir starmer will want to make a virtue out of defining himself as not from that part of the party, given how how spectacularly unsuccessfuljeremy covid was at the last election in the worst defeat for the party since 1935. some of these rows highlight division and wisdom suggest divided parties do not win elections. those around sir keir starmer thing they aren't necessary areas of conflict to really form the labour party into something in his own image so he hopes that is the kind of machine, if you like, that can go forward and when a general election. there is no doubt there has been plenty of attention here. there always are at labour conferences the noises are. we were talking

insurance company, on the flipside america's most polite drivers can be found in a somerset kentucky, corbin kentucky and rio rancho new mexico. dagan, what you make of that? dagen: polite drivers, it's easy to be polite when there aren't that many cars on the road appeared jersey, i think i have driven through every state in the lower 48 and i can attest that people in a new jersey completely fail to merge properly. you go, i go, you go, i go, it doesn't exist in new jersey and by the way for the on the list of rudest drivers is petersburg, virginia, which is outside of richmond and i can also attest to the fact that the rooted drivers in petersburg and from petersburg or virginia. they are from washington d.c., and all the people from new jersey and new york who are driving south on 95 going to the beach in north carolina and south carolina and by the time they get to rich men having made their way around the beltway and it down, they are in a bad nude-- mood and nasty so petersburg virginia drivers, the rude ones are not from virginia. maria: well, there you go and you didn't even mention

the bigger picture is he is a big ally of jeremy corbin and he quite on the left of the party. there is a bit of a battle going on between the party leadership and the far left. you have keir starmer changing the party will but, so it'll be harderfor an mp likejeremy corbyn to ever become leader again and you have keir starmer abandoning some of the policies that group of people really liked. in terms of policy today we will hear from the shadow home secretary and a couple of minutes. his big thing is about making police on the beat his big thing is about making police on the heat more visible and is calling for policing hubs in your community so you can see where the police are. they are talking about upgrading neighbourhood watch for the 21st century. what do you do with neighbourhood watch when so many people have dash cams and video door bells? i am sure a lot of the politics around the resignation of andy mcdonald will rumble on as well. we will be finding out more because we will be speaking to him later. nearly —— only half of children and teenagers in england are cu

package of technical sounding rules has been designed by keir starmer to make sure that people likejeremy corbin on the far left of the party can never be in power again and reduce their influence. he has got that through. he had to water down his initial proposals. not 100% victory but this morning team keir starmer is very pleased with what they have got. starmer is very pleased with what they have got-— starmer is very pleased with what they have got. starmer is very pleased with what the have not. . ~ . , they have got. thank you. we will be s-ueakin to they have got. thank you. we will be speaking to rachel _ they have got. thank you. we will be speaking to rachel reeves _ they have got. thank you. we will be speaking to rachel reeves shortly. l germany's two biggest parties have both insisted they can build a governing coalition following the close result in yesterday's parliamentary elections. projections show the centre left social democrats are ahead of angela merkel�*s party by about 2% of the vote. there was a volcano in parma which erupted. the crack opened up on the 19th of sept