and jermaine, who either thinks i'm very young or seth is very old. >> i think seth is very old. >> lovely. >> and you, seth, a total package. a former writer, interviewer, a true genius. >> seth: you can stay, forever >> wonderful anyway, back to dr. gupta. >> seth: all right, next pitch [ door bell ringing wait, who the hell is that >> it's my dad, he insisted. >> hello, everybody. ♪

but in the end jermaine blackwood 95 and some really good batting from the west indies what we saw from first inning of the game saw them home. and they've now got the potential to win a series in england for the first time since 1988. and it really was a really remarkable performance from west indies in particular from jermaine blackwood. holder as well, the captain leading from the front. you can't detract from the front. you can't detract from that at all. no and holders performance with the ball in england's first innings as they were just north of six he took six or a2. 0nce just north of six he took six or a2. once again he's the best all around her. blackwood with the bat, let's not forget west indies, they lost their opener campbell early in the innings when he got hit on the toe. that effectively saw them an extra man down. blackwood a player no more for batting sort of expensive shots and scoring quickly. eat knuckle down and scored some crucial runs steadied the ship and saw the west indies almost home. he was outjust approaching his 100. he got them close enough in the end h

as jermaine blackwood and shamarh brooks led a spirited fightback.from england's grasp? well, in stokes they have a man with a midas touch. jos buttler with the grab and blackwood was finally gone. england's talisman had done it again. still the west indies resisted but at last... a stunning catch from 0llie pope a fitting way to win it. stokes, the player of the match, after a first innings hundred and that remarkable morning masterclass. obviously the game situation dictated how the game was to be played and it was obviouslyjust to try and get as many runs as possible. the most pleasing thing is that we managed to get over the line, especially when you consider that we lost a day's play to rain. well, after losing the first test, this was some performance from england. they will go into the series decider, starting here on friday, with renewed confidence. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for

. >> seth: high school i am like 30 years younger than him, jermaine. >> i thought he was ian's dad.> wait, even if he was my dad, which he's not, why would he be in this meeting? >> i don't know. because it's take your dad to zoom meeting day >> seth: mike, i've told you 100 times that's not a thing, buddy. >> and i have told you 100 times that it should be. so, you know what? i'm actually going to call my dad now and tell him not to come >> seth: all right guys, let's get back to the important thing. who was the strange old man who infiltrated our zoom meeting with admittedly a pretty decent sketch idea. [ door bell ring ] >> hello, seth sorry to interrupt, but real fast, i found perfect clips of sanjay gupta looking perturbed and/or stupefied >> seth: that is great news. >> but i talked to production, and if we want it for tonight's program, it would be better if we shoot all the questions very soon >> seth: go for it >> so, i should write up a bunch of those questions and send them to you >> seth: yep yes. totally. thank you. he's good. >> i mean, he's really good. >> seth: yeah,

scientists back around 2007 after the situation relaxed a study showed that only $200.00 surviving korea's jermain in its entire distribution range prompting the i.u.c.n. to recognize the species ask critically endangered. many places pipes and local people the there. it is so these are the reasons behind the populace and that even the most important reason is it was an offhand banks the reason of. the nest so it ultimately be stored. and it affects the populace. a dam is causing the erosion of the banks each time the gates are open the stored water flows into the river causing a fast current the w.t.r. team is trying to coordinate with the authorities to regulate the release of water at least during the breeding time. but other work also has to be done. considered relatively harmless to eat only fish once found in the region from pakistan to myanmar now they are only found in india bangladesh and w.t.r. knows community involvement is essential in protecting them local fishermen here monitor that uptimes and their nests. yeah subject academically and i'm not the on be there we were asked to check

germany jermaine's more possible i would say it's not about liking loads but it's about willing to take this risk by employing those levers so this this case this is one of many that were brought up after the failed coup from 2016 how has president wants crackdown since then reshaped the country. preschool and apollo crop crackdown has accelerated massoud accelerated an order to ongoing process and that process was preserving the democratic institutions preserving fishel image of a democracy wide undermining all the substance of it that i say undermining substance it involves undermining the independence of good you should it undermining look lol limiting civil society organizations curtailing freedom of expression and freedom of a right to the. right to form a should all this substantial elements of democracy is being eroded and tiredly so they it's fair to say that turkey is a dictatorship with the local elections and we don't have to guess to do shows that will not function thank you for joining us. from the german institute for international and security f.m.'s thank you. make is ab

well we've jermaine that's heard worst country in the world our total number of cases have already crossed a 100000 mark they're very close to a 1000000 mark and but the 2 trance that we can talk about that have to mean on change in the past couple of months is the increase in our positivity rate and the decline in our death rate so more and more cases are being detected every single day of the spike you know rises higher and higher but there is a decline in the death rate and in the past couple of weeks our recovery rate on an average nationwide has improved slightly as well if you look at it it's very evident that we cannot go back to a nationwide lockdown to prevent look at last mission but what the states are doing right now are individual states they are trying to implement what you can call mini lock downs in certain particular areas there let's say some event was organized where there was a gathering or a surge was not just suddenly for the weekend or a couple of these the organize these many knockdowns if you look at the case of delhi delhi became the left hit city in the country b

well, jermaine blackwood has a reputation for whacking the ball into the air too often.emember the bigger picture. west indies were still scoring, and now leading. shane dowrich barely made a run last time he toured england. now he batted like he belonged. and for a while, roston chase had england on the run too. next, the rivalry of the all—rounders, the clash of the captains. jason holder found the fielder... and taken, good catch. ..archer. stokes had the wicket and the plotjust shifted. when so much in southampton is unique, the test of the match is reassuringly familiar. joe wilson, bbc news. an american athlete dared to dream he'd smashed the men's 200 metre world record, but it turned out he'd run faster than usain bolt, because he only ran 185m. noah lyles was running solo in florida against rivals at other tracks as part of the inspiration games, and he crossed the finish line in 18.9 seconds — way ahead of the record set by usain bolt in 2009. but the commentator, steve cram, was immediately suspicious... that cannot be right?! that cannot be right. it was late

match played since the current virus stoppage the windies beat england by 4 wickets in southampton jermaine blackwood made the vital contribution on the final day scoring 95 runs the west indies agreed to film based top despite the current virus situation in the u.k. with over 44000 official deaths no spectators were allowed into the ground they now had to manchester for 2 consecutive tests trying to wrap up the series. to be in learning is no easy feat again we were able to do a lasting really into those and 17 so we all know what feeling feels 'd like but again things have changed just because since then and their massive loss in unit nearby carrick so to start series as well is very promising for us and we feel very probably really formed. very tough to play against you know they're a very passionate nation. when. whenever we go to the west indies play them or when they come here they really deliver. well look we've got 2 more games us in the series we know we've got to win them and what we do know is in the possible to get us to that. 23 year old cullen mara cowell has won his 2nd p.g.a

in southhampton on sunday rememberjermaine blackwood of play in southhampton on sunday remember jermaine his earfrom even though stokes as blackwood put it today, was in his ear from the first ball. nothing bad, part of the game. but it shows how competitive their first test match was. maybe it was a game that england aren't quite prepared for it themselves. here's spinner don bass. the first test, the first game for a lot of us. that's no excuse but i think there was some rust in there. i think certainly got i know after the game obviously stoked spoke and yeah, we all seem very keen to turn it around appear. spoons is england coach chris silva word. england's coach was a note and done, but as an ignition, a sweaty player and in the absence of saliva in these test matches, they had the job of having to shine the ball on his trousers. so much so, that he woke up with bruises on his legs. finally — wembley stadium should have seen around a million fans flocking to watch euro 2020 games over the past month. those games have been cancelled because of the coronavirus crisis but there's still

we also have the jermaine dupree. a german chocolate cake. we have the banana ross.ild the jar. >> smooth red velvet ce layered with a cream cheese icing. you top it off, stick it in, and you put more on it or -- >> oh, yeah. more is better. >> mm. uh-huh. business was booming. but then came covid-19. lennon's revenue dwindled until next insurance featured him in a campaign to boost small businesses around the country. >> i'm mark lennon. next insurance has hired me to do what i do best and that's build delicious desserts and show them off in this commercial. i started off i was getting maybe three or four orders a week.120 to 140 jars, equivoleaalent of 30 to 4 orders. i've increased tenfold in half a clear. >> what is the next step? >> the next step is continuing to grow to the point where we're out of the kitchen. you know, that's when i'm getting my commercial kitchen, possibly a retail space. >> and by his side, his kids israeli and zion and wife quanya. where do you see this going? >> i see him doing it full time, to be honest. i see is becoming international.

but then it was jermaine blackwood. pleasant. a dashing batsman who played the occasion.ries. lots of cricket to be played. i told the guys, there's 15 days of cricket we have in this series. we've so far finished five. we've got ten tough days left at the end of the series and we've got to be up for every single day. and every single session. i've really enjoyed the challenge of managing everything. last night was my worst night, thinking about today. the other nights, i was actually all right. i managed to get to sleep easily. but i can see how rooty loses sleep, considering he does it full—time. yeah, joe root will be back to captain england. the biggest compliment for the first ever lockdown test, it was throughout a proper match. joe wilson, bbc news. day. you are up to date. that is the latest forecast. the second test starts in manchester on thursday. some normal service has resumed in formula 1 — lewis hamilton dominating the sport once again. the reigning world champion bounced back from finishing fourth at last weekend's opening race to cruise to victory at the

jermaine, you say yes, as well. am in favor for some regulation for these tech companies.ne important thing for me is using these platforms to allow the spread of misinformation, fake news, hateful news and information. i think something has to be done about that. also with data usage, how these companies use our data, our personal information. on facebook you are and let's say you google a microwave and you go back to facebook, all of the sudden you see that microwave advertisements for microwaves all on your screen, and it is because they are using your data. host: do you think they should have to pay for your data? caller: i think so. host: how do you determine what it is worth? caller: ha, i have no idea, but that is a great question. i also think that they should regulate or somehow have some sort of method of children's, k the platforms, because there is so much things the kids should not be seeing on these platforms, and there should be a way to limit their access to certain things on these platforms. host: all right. republicans yesterday focused on this issue of p

tonight will be hosting a fund-raiser on behalf of biden with a celebrity lineup including dj cassidy, jermaineg question is does it bring in money? that money may not always translate to votes. ashley? ashley: that's very true. we will see. interesting stuff. hillary vaughn, thank you very much. by the way, joe biden finally responding to wall street's worries about his impact on the economy. roll that tape. >> wall street is worried about biden, the progressive biden gets elected and pro-union biden, is it going to hurt things. it's going to help things but guess what, he's supposedly likely to raise salaries, likely to increase work on infrastructure, invest more in the economy. he's likely to grow the economy. ashley: all right. are we convinced? let's bring in dan henninger, deputy editorial page editor for the "wall street journal." dan, look, joe biden is going to be releasing his economic plans. we know they look a lot like what bernie sanders has been proposing but he's pushing to buy american, clean energy, caring economy, he says, and racial equity. what do you make of all of this? >

this afternoon shamarh brooks went, caught behind off anderson, and jermaine blackwood the latest to have been made. in the champions league, manchester city, who lead real madrid 2—1 with the second leg of their tie to play, would face either lyon orjuventus if they reach the quarter—finals. while, if chelsea manage to come from 3—0 down to beat bayern munich, they would face either napoli or barcelona. so here is the quarter—final draw in full. all of those ties will be played as one match, rather than two legs, and will all be hosted in lisbon. matches start on the 12th of august. those second legs of the last 16 still remaining will be play on the 7th and 8th of august. in the europa league manchester united have been drawn against istanbul bashak—shehir or copenhagen, wolves have a potential tie against sevilla or roma and rangers will play inter milan or getafe if they reach the last 8. steven gerrard's side trail bayer leverkusen 3—1 after the first leg of their last 16 tie. united and wolves will meet in the semi—finals if both get through. the scottish premiership season wil

jermaine blackwood has a reputation for whacking the ball into the air too often.made a run last time he toured england his 61 here was full of authority. and for a while, roston chase had england on the run as well, 47 for him. a quick check on the subplot. the rivalry of the all—rounders, the clash of the captains. jason holder found the field. archer, and stokes have the wicket. his tenacity was familiar when so much still isn't. but england are batting again 99 ru ns but england are batting again 99 runs behind, and saturday demands diligence in the true test much tradition. joe wilson, bbc news. —— test match. it's now or never for norwich city at the bottom of the premier league. they're ten points from safety and need to beat west ham today, otherwise they'll be the first side to be relegated this season. and although it's still mathematically possible for them to stay up, their manager is being realistic. let's be honest, with the last four games, it won't be enough. it doesn't take anything away, but we are highly motivated because we want to finish as str