usual in its uk stores, despite its pa rent usual in its uk stores, despite its parent company filing for bankruptcy in america. england s women got their world cup qualifying campaign off to the prefect start, with a 6 0 win over russia last night. the team celebrating their opening goal with under fire manager mark sampson. and when harry met the foo fighters. in an exclusive interview, the band tell breakfast how theirfriendship with the prince began with a bang. we were getting ready to walk on stage and i was tired and so jetlagged and he just goes stage and i was tired and so jetlagged and hejust goes bangs. he is on the military to! and carol has the weather. for many it s a dry start. patchy mist and fog around, but we have rain coming in from the west across northern ireland and western scotland, accompanied by strong winds. more details on 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. a devastating earthquake has struck central mexico, killing more than a 140 peo
here s chris fawkes. thank you. we start off with maria. it made landfall imperator rico about two hours ago. winds gusting at 190 miles per. it is home to 3.5 million people. we will get catastrophic damage. the toll could be grim. in the danger zone after thatis be grim. in the danger zone after that is the dominican republic, and also the turks and caicos islands again. in the uk, we have got a relatively quiet weather picture. broken cloud across england. thicker cloud out west. a slow moving weather front. it will take about 36 hours to cross the united kingdom. it will be with s for the next couple of days, bringing significant contrast across the uk. brighter skies across england where it stays largely dry. top temperatures 20 degrees. overnight the band of rain will continue to move eastwards. more wet weather for scotland, northern ireland. the rain turning heavier in south west wales and northern ireland. it will be a mild night. temperatures between 11 and 14 night
japan. magnitude 6.1 has hit of the east coast of japan. the authorities have not issued a tsunami warning. it struck about 175 miles east on the largest japanese island. it struck about 175 miles east on the largestjapanese island. the shallow depth of about ten kilometres according to the us geological survey. an earthquake, 6.1 magnitude on the east coast of japan. more on that throughout the evening on bbc news. now, it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it s bronze for chris froome in the time trial at the world championships. and two paralympic world championships that were due to take place in mexico later this month have been postponed following yesterday s earthquake. within the past hour the football association has confirmed that mark sampson has been sacked as head coach of the england lionesses. he s been at the centre of allegations of bullying and racism which he denies, and cleared in two inquiries, but today s departure is due to fresh all
and high potential for violence. what does it have to do with your bosses and the federal government? that is another myth, that the federal government does not have much to say about what goes on in local police department. while criminal justice historically a state or local practice, the war on drugs and more recently the war on terror have provided the basis for the federal government to become deeply entertaining gelled in state and local law enforcement. the result of that entanglement and is distorting of police priorities and through security initiatives, weapons transfer programs from the pentagon transferring military weapons and military equipment to local police through programs such as the 1033 program you are familiar with and aforementioned equitable sharing program. that is the federal government creating a legal regime to help facilitate state and local police taking property, cash and property from people who are not charged with a crime or not convicted of
movie worth more than $100,000. can you spot what is so valuable in this movie about a mouse? and good evening, thrashers for joining us on this sunday evening. i m tom llamas. and millions of americans makings their way home this thanksgiving weekend crowding the highways and the skies. take a look at this map. a dizzying amount of people in the air much so far, 182 flights canceled. more than 2600 delayed. dense fog in denver diverting dozens of flights. those planes landing an hour away. the lines stremp forever enter trouble on the roads as well. wayne in california caught the hazards and traffic james like this one in los angeles. david kerley from reagan airport in washington. this is the security line for the airport. reporter: americans are on the move tonight. more than 2.6 million travelers packing airports. as chicago s midway, security lines looping thru the terminal. denise whitaker from out seattle affiliate komo facing this mile long line on her way home.