adam wild reporting there. the west indies have just beaten ireland adam wild reporting there.second one—day international in barbados to clinch the series with one game to spare. ireland batted first after winning the toss. in reply, the west indies were in trouble on 148—7 but heydon walsh helped them is here them to victory with an unbeaten 46 with the home side winning by one wicket with one ball to spare. to help with the appeal for the bushfire crisis, shane warne has raised $1 million australian dollars, just over $500,000 us dollars, after his baggy green australia cap was sold at auction. the legendary leg—spinner wore the cap throughout his 145—test career, where he took 708 wickets. the money will go to the bushfire charity to help with the crisis, which has been now been going on in australia since september. 27 people have died. warne said on social media that he was blown away by the generosity and the final figure was way beyond my expectations. meanwhile, the 6—time formula 1 world champion lewis hamilton says he's donating more than $500,000 us dollars to suppo

adam wild reports.ithout a win since christmas, sean dyche know that time was ticking to turn things around. the sight of leicester bearing down on goal was one he could have done without. in nick pope, burnley have a key grip on who they can rely, an excellent save stopping thing getting even worse. at the other end, they have a player with inside knowledge, chris wood in exactly the right place to equalise against his former side. but all that may have meant nothing when barnes was brought down in the box, penalty, time for burnley to pin hopes on pope once more. jamie vardy could not beat him. in at the final act, a final twist, ashley westwood smashing in a in a winner. a much—needed victory, things suddenly feeling a little brighter around burnley.

adam wild has been keeping across all the results. top four teams the same as they were at the start of the day. they are. liverpool of course, not in action until tomorrow when they take on sheffield united. so, chance to make up some ground for those around them. chiefly, leicester city. no problems at all for them today. a very convincing 3—0 victory over newcastle united. some terrific goals as well. the first came from ayoze perez, before james maddison scored this absolute cracker for the second. with just a few minutes to go, they got a third, hamza choudhury with a lovely finish, almost passing the ball into the top corner. leicester then reducing the gap at the top to ten points, but they have played two games more than liverpool. brendan rodgers insists, the title race isn't in his thoughts. we are not thinking about it, to be honest, i think probably everyone else is thinking about it more than ourselves. we just concentrate on developing our game, increasing our performance level, increasing how we play and the ability to p

adam wild, bbc news. presented ron rivera as their new head coach as he looks to get the nfl franchise to the play offs for the first time in five years. he spent the past nine seasons as head coach of the carolina panthers, taking them to the super bowl in 2015 this is one of the almost original teams. started in 1932. there's a lot of history behind this football tea m lot of history behind this football team and in orderfor us to get back to where we want to be, we have to study and embrace that history and prepare to repeat that history, because if not then we're doomed to repeat the most recent history and we're not going to do that, guys, we're not going to do that, guys, we' re really we're not going to do that, guys, we're really not. everything we are going to do is about winning in the right way, because if it doesn't help us, we're not going to do it. that's as simple as it gets. new orleans pelicans are hopeful that star rookie zion williamson will return to the court from a knee injury soon.

adam wild, bbc news.nouncement by english side wigan warriors that their match against catalans in march will be "pride day" in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. let's hear more now from wigan chairman and owner ian lenegan. in wigan making this our pride day on march the 22nd, let's do something positive to show our support for this environment but also more positively that rugby league is a respect based organisation that values diversity and inclusiveness. it is a decision for the club as to whether or not they can rehabilitate through counselling and education that player. that is for them to disciples of i think rugby league's record in terms of its attitude towards diversity and inclusivity is a spectacularly good and i don't think this should be viewed negatively. and that is why we are to be going to be doing the pride day on march the 22nd to show the public we are support for that community. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other headlines. christian e

adam wild reports.enace and magic. there if you carry both on the pitch quite likejimmy anderson, already england's greatest wicket taker, this is how he began the day. the quickest start and a rapid end for the south african innings, the helping hands once more ben stokes. five wickets for anderson, the applause generous and deserve to. the first time he did that for england, zak crawley was just five years old. now here he was, leading the england response. clearly not exciting enough for some but even the wary as to what shows would have woken at the moment his wicket fell. to de so rabada up with their wake—up call. but rising and shining with dom sibley, this was his first test 50. joe root passed that mark as well but a day that started with two quick wickets ended the same way. still, the england lead is beyond 250, a bit more magic and menace and it will be beyond south africa as well. adam wild, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website. mishal. the 77th annual golden globes ceremony will

adam wild reports.glish knights were heating up too. into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening stand was england's last. and anderson didn't — not for long anyway. all out for 269. now, it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england, things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game suddenly moved at quite some pace. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes and another brilliant catch from him. hamza, the latest batsman to wonder just how he does it. and while south africa were still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. another player caught by an england hand, but wait. replay showed a no—ball. south africa with the roar of reprieve. the player along with dean elgar added more than 100. still, fortune remains fickle. and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here he finally got him. moments lat

adam wild, bbc news.the point at which premier league and championship teams join the competition. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know what happened in today's games as match of the day fa cup highlights follow soon on bbc one. the result of the day came at vicarage road where tranmere rovers, who are struggling in league one, came back from 3—0 down, to draw 3—3 with the premier league side, watford. paul mullin scored the penalty equaliser to make sure his side got a replay. a mixture of youth and experience helped rochdale earn their equaliser in a 1—1 draw against newcastle united. the league one side's 40—year—old substitute, aaron wilbra ham, scored in the 79th minute, the pass to him coming from 17—year—old luke matheson. all of the day's results and the goals are on the bbc sport website. these are selected results. two premier league sides were knocked out of the third round today — brighton and aston villa. holders, manchester city beat port vale 4—i. hull city came from b

adam wild, bbc news. in the table. bath led at the break, but gloucester put on a show of force in the second half, scoring three tries — this from gerbrandt grobler — to secure the bonus point. england fly—half george ford scored a try and added 11 points with the boot, as leicester tigers beat bristol 31—18, for only their second premiership win of the season. saracens ran in ten tries as they thrashed worcester warriors by 62 points to 5, to continue their recovery from that 35—point deduction at the start of the season. glasgow warriors ran in six tries to see off benetton in an enthralling pro14 contest. george horne touched down twice, as the warriors won by 38 points to 19, to stay in touch of the play—off places. there were also wins for dragons and zebre. that's all the sport for now. there are calls for a review of surrogacy laws — to allow a child's intended parents to be recognised as such at the time of their birth. currently, parents have to apply to the courts for a child to be legally reco

adam wild reports.hts were heating up too. into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening stand was england's last. and anderson didn't, not for long anyway. all out for 269. now it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england, things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game suddenly moved quite some place. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes and another brilliant catch from him. hamza, the latest batsman to wonder just how he does it. and while south africa was still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. another player caught by an england hand, but wait. replay showed a no—ball. south africa with the roar for the reprieve. the player along with dean elgar added more than 100. still, fortune remains fickle. and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here he finally got him. moments later, he cau

adam wild reports: as the cloud descends over table mountain, there is magic in the air.nd's greatest wicket taker, this is how he began the day. a quick start and the rapid and for south africa boss mikejennings. this is thanks to ben stokes. five wickets and five catches for ben stokes, both setting english records. the applause was generous and deserved. batsman crawley was five years old when anderson first took wickets for england. now he is leading in his field. not as exciting for some. rising and shining was dom sibley. this was his first test 50. joe root passed that mark too, but a day that started with two quick wickets ended the same way. england's lead is beyond 250. any more madness and magic, it will be impossible for south africa to catch up. chelsea extended their unbeaten women's super league run to 10 matches today and their new high profile signing, sam kerr, had a significant part to play as they beat reading by 3 goals to 1. they're now four points behind the league leaders arsenal with a game in hand. miriam walker—khan reports. two years of convers

adam wild reports. there is no argument about the ability of israel folau.'s his ability to provoke arguments that has come to define his career. last year, he was sacked by australia in the build—up to the rugby union world cup pro social media closed that claimed hell awaits gay people. israel folau had been warned about such views perform. that prompted legal action. he sued rugby australia arguing it was religious discrimination. his case was eventually settled before much debate around freedom of speech. the argument reignited with the news that folau is on his way to france. just days before the start of the super league season, folau have said goodbye. the rugby football league says it deplores his comments but they don't believe that under the current regulatory framework they can prevent his participation in the sport. while the super league chairman pointed to a strong feeling that the decision to sign him that's down many people connected to the sport. for israel folau, this is a return to the game where it all began, having first made his name wi

adam wild has been looking at both sides of the argument for us, adam, why has this debate arisen nowew argument. it is not even a new it is not a new argument. it is not even a new idea. he used to have all sorts of different length tests even timeless tests, i the test went on for 12 days, following the standard since 1979. a couple of years ago comes africa played zimbabwe in a designated four—day test, perhaps not the best as it was over within two days but they really fired the starting pistol on these current debates. you may remember last year, they played ireland and lords, very entertaining although admittedly that as well was done after three days. those matches have really fuelled this on going argument but four—day tests, that is with the international cricket council led by this man are going to discuss later and this proposal is to there is a sense that this is a very real prospect from 2023. so the big question is why. the answer perhaps will not be surprised to hear is primarily money. there has been a steady decline in the past few decades of test matches going to a f

adam wild reports. impressive, imposing. for most, impassable.lar setting, symbolism is everywhere. a mountain to climb for england. well, history suggests so. they haven't won a test in cape town since 1957. injury, illness and that first test defeat offering much to chew over. we had frustrating moments on the tour so far we had frustrating moments on the tourso farand we we had frustrating moments on the tour so far and we have to deal with it as best we can and make sure whoever gets the opportunity will put in absolutely everything and give us a great chance to win. if they are too when they have to do it with a depleted side. just how depleted remains to be seen. jofra archer is a doubt and now another blow. 0pener rory burns was the top scorer in the first test for england, and the 84 look like it mightjust save england, and the 84 look like it might just save them. england, and the 84 look like it mightjust save them. he turned his effo rts mightjust save them. he turned his efforts to football in training, turning his ankle and now takin

adam wild joins me now. eally is the most highly anticipated rugby league season i can remember. so often had to find recognition but there is a real buzz around the game that's getting new kind of attention it has been craving for years. in recent weeks we have had prince harry making the draw for the world cup at buckingham palace. additions like sonny williams, israel full out making headlines not just here williams, israel full out making headlines notjust here but around the world. this feels like a huge moment both for superleague and for the sport. of course, the team to beat once again this season will be st helens. last years champions they were so dominant. 16 points clear at the end of the regular season before winning in the grand final at old trafford. there is only one real change for them this year — but it is a big one — this man, kristian wolff takes over as head coach. he comes with a real pedigree, most recently, as the coach of the tongan national team. under him they've become a real forc

adam wild has more. saracens are, for the moment, a club in confusion.d severely for the salary scandal, now harlequins seemed intent on making them pay once more. it took them little over a minute to score the game's opening try. this was always going to be a derby with a difference, but few expected it to go quite like this. the game rapidly getting beyond saracens. the second half began just like the first. harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season. if this was saracens' first step towards relegation, it may well be a long, painfuljourney. harlequins showed little sympathy. saracens will meet plenty more clubs like that along the way. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london, to come third at the netball nations cup. their opponents, south africa, came back from a seven—goal half—time deficit to lead with just a couple of minutes remaining. but a thrilling final quarter saw england return the fight, eventually winning 65 points to 63. new zealand later beat jamaica to win the gold m

adam wild, bbc news. as for tottenham, they won their first league news. as for tottenham, they won theirfirst league game news. as for tottenham, they won their first league game of the year by beating norwich 2—1 at the totte n ha m by beating norwich 2—1 at the tottenham hotspur stadium. norwich were hoping to snatch a point after equalising but son struck ten minutes from time to be jose mourinho‘s side into sixth place. celtic still hold the slender lead over rangers at the top of the scottish premiership — both glasgow sides were in action this evening and both of them won. celtic were 3—1 winners at kilmarnock. there were goals for odsonne edouard in the first half before leigh griffths and then christopherjullien added to the scoreline for the champions in the second half. rangers won 1—0 at home to st mirren — they have a game in hand over celtic and are stilljust two points behind. premiership rugby will release the report into the club's breaches of the salary cap. saracens were given a five—minute pound fine and were told last week that they wo

adam wild reports. there is no argument about the ability of israel folau., it is his ability to provoke arguments that has come to define his career. like a knife going through hot butter. last year, he was sacked by australia in the build—up to the rugby union world cup for ace social media post that claimed hell awaits 93v media post that claimed hell awaits gay people. israel folau had been warned about such views before. he sued rugby australia arguing that it was religious discrimination. the argument reignited with the news that folau is on his way to france, just days before the start of the season, catalan dragons have said welcome. they don't believe that under the current regulatory framework... for israel folau, this is a return to the game where it all began having first made his name with melbourne and then brisbane, he then switched to rugby union which made him one of australians best paid and high—profile sportsmen but the decision to bring him back to rugby league is too much for some. keegan tweeted of his shock and disappointment saying i

adam wild has more. saracens are, for the moment, a club in confusion.remains much less certain. punished severely for the salary scandal, now harlequins seemed intent on making them pay once more. it took them little over a minute to score the game's opening try.

adam wild explains the run up to this latest sacking.a it is a moment the houston astros will never forget. the houston astros are world champions! but now it is also a moment that baseball will always remember, for the wrong reasons. more than two years on, that historic theory is being cast into the shadows. astros found to have broken the rules. into the shadows. astros found to have broken the rulesli into the shadows. astros found to have broken the rules. i was very upset. we want to be known as playing by the rules. we broke the rules. we accept the punishment. what they did was steal signs. put simply, they decoded the hand signals made by the opposing catcher before relaying that to the batter, and crucially, they use technology to do it. the ruling from major league baseball explains. one or more players watched the live feed of the centrefield camera on the monitor, and after decoding the sign, a player would bang a nearby trashcan with a bat to communicate the upcoming pitch type to the batter. i have made the decision that t

adam wild has more. saracens are, for the moment, a club in confusion.elegation is a certainty, but the future of their players remains much less certain. punished severely for the salary scandal, now harlequins seemed intent on making them pay once more. it took them little over a minute to score the game's opening try. this would always be a derby with a difference, but few expected it to go quite like this. the game rapidly got to saracens. the second half began just like the first. harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season. if this was saracens' first step towards relegation, it may well be a long, painfuljourney. harlequins showed little sympathy, saracens will meet plenty more clubs like that along the way. let's quickly round up some of the day's other stories. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london. in a game where both sides had control in stages, jess thirlby‘s side eventually won 65 points to 63. worcester wolves are the new british basketball league cup champions after vi

better night for third placed leicester though, who returned to winning ways against west ham as adam wildright lights of the champions league are still in sight. to make certain they will need to find the form from earlier in the season. west and at home seemed a promising chance especially after the scoring was open. even an injury to jamie vardy could not quite dampen the mood, especially when ricardo smashed in a second before halftime. 2—0 and it was more than they deserved. west ham desperately needed something to go their way. and that came after the break. this was deemed a foul and va are agreed. so it was leicester who had the final word and almost came spectacularly from james madison. instead paras finished things off. first with a penalty and then with a measured finish. leicester, back to their best. with the top four players looking more secure, manchester united remains in jeopardy. burnley beat leicester at the weekend and here they were looking to continue their good form. chris would's smart effort got them started at old trafford. j would regress's goal was brilliant. j

adam wilde, bbc news.e kick—off between watford and tottenham. watford had a penalty saved, but it's another useful point for them as they look to pull further away from the relegation zone. rob heath reports. another win. 3—0. no problem. cocky but maybe with good reason. four wins in six — unbeaten since the middle of last month. under nigel pearson, watford have experienced a leap rather than just the usual bounce associated with a new manager. for most of the first half, this match did not get off the ground, as flat as the battery in the referee's communication system. it took almost three minutes to sort this mess out. not all of that time was added on, more ammunition for the critics of var. spurs finally carved out a chance. without harry kane, others need to step up. lucas moura could not. watford livened up after the break. that was watford's head in hands moment. now tottenham's. jan vertonghen handball. no var required here. troy deeney usually goes to the left. paulo gazzaniga dived to his rig

adam wild watched this one. leicester city have for many been one of the surprises of the season.gers spoke this week of creating a new history. from the beginning against aston villa they sent in a rush to get it started. paris coming close. jamie vardy scored in a sense thinks might not go their way. villa may have sense that also. especially after the opening goal. a lead they we re after the opening goal. a lead they were unlucky not to extend. a header ruffling back of the crossbow. much has been discussed about the future ofjames has been discussed about the future of james madison, he has been discussed about the future ofjames madison, he was has been discussed about the future of james madison, he was with has been discussed about the future ofjames madison, he was with a big chance to change the course of leicester city's future instead that was left to his teammate. the equaliser, finally, the first leg and level. leicester city's new history will have to wait. james anderson says he's frustrated to be missing the rest of england's tour of south africa with a broken rib

adam wild reports.tension was welcomed. though perhaps to celebrate properly against west ham and it would have gotten started nice and early if he kept his header down. the worries that they had been this season, the no prep —— more pressing goalkeeper are able to continue. 0ne no prep —— more pressing goalkeeper are able to continue. one of his first contributions was to launch downfield a ball that would eventually find its way into felipe anderson and a lighter effort might have soften the blow. the next contribution, a badly misjudged in this paste pask. 0ne contribution, a badly misjudged in this paste pask. one that they take full advantage of and one burning with the finish of bromelain. west ham had not spoil the move, squeezing in an equaliser but wait the ar again called and a final judgement. the sheffield united celebrations before kick—off and will continue long after it tonight.

adam wild was watching.e league cup final. brendan roger spoke this week of creating a new history. from the beginning, they seemed in a rush to get it started. backin seemed in a rush to get it started. back in the side with jamie vardy but when he scored at this chance, things might not go their way. aston villa may have sensed that especially when frederick got his footin especially when frederick got his foot in the cross to pride in the opening goal. a lead they were unlucky not to extend as this had it rattled back off of the crossbar. much has been discussed of late about the future of james minutes and come here he was with a big chance to change the course of leicester city future. instead, that was left. this is the equaliser. finally to seize the first

i'm adam wild.e top of the premier league just a little on a night of extraoridnary drama. the rfu says it's not ruled out england selection for saracens players who move abroad after the club's relegation. dart takes flight at the australian open. qualifier harriet dart is through to the second round on an otherwise disappointing day for the brits in melbourne. welcome along. it's been a night of high drama, late late goals and some big results in the premier league this evening. let's start at bramhall lane where perhaps the surprise success of the season sheffield united were taking on the reigning champions manchester city. rhia chohan was watching. these are the nights ramon lane have been waiting for, sheffield united riding high on the table looking for a big results against manchester city. at times, the first half felt like it local derby, big challenges and temperatures made appearances and temperatures made appearances and city pushed hard but dean henderson, the manchester united and lon

adam wild, bbc news. as for tottenham, they won their first league news.league game of the year by beating norwich 2—1 at the totte n ha m by beating norwich 2—1 at the tottenham hotspur

adam wild, bbc news.t of the days play. she says the bowlers deserve the credit for putting england back on top. i think as an england fan, i'm very happy, especially going into the start of the day. i think there was a lot of talk yesterday about being 100 short in the first inning. so i think when we saw that jimmy anderson wicket at the start of the day, we know the ball had a lot of work to do, a lot of hard work. but to be honest, i think they bowled exceptionally well today. there was a middle phase of the game where there is a big partnership that built between vander huson and elgar. so i think that it's actually a good day to be an england bowler, they worked really hard and got the awards. and i think england came out on top. how do you think don bowler did? how do you think don bowler did7|j how do you think don bowler did?|j think how do you think don bowler did?” think he's a bit of an unsung hero today. i can't member how many overs he bulled, but he held up one end and was going under two a

adam wild, bbc news.rt of the season — they're now on —7. and gloucester had an excellent 29 points to 15 win over bath to move up to third in the table — they were down at the break but came out fighting, scoring three tries — gerbrandt grobler with this to secure the bonus point. and glasgow warriors ran in six tries to see off benetton in the pro14 — george horne touched down twice as the warriors won 38—19 to stay in touch of the play—off places. there we go, liverpool and everton at the big one today later on at 3:30pm on bbc. could change both of their seasons significantly. on bbc 0ne. their seasons significantly. on bbc one. that is your day sorted. that the afternoon plan. thank you. this weekend marks 53 years since donald campbell died while trying to break his own water speed record. his daugher has demanded that his hydroplane, bluebird, is returned to a museum in coniston in the lake district, close to the scene of the accident. but the man who's spent years restoring it disagrees, as phil c

adam wild reports.r backdrop of cape town and its splendour, it is hard to believe anyone could feel cursed. 0n the eve of the second test, england have every right to. beneath the mountain, they were already a silo plenty on their plate, injury, illness that first at the offering much to chew over and things just get worse. 0pen much to chew over and things just get worse. open it really burns was england's top score in the first test. for a time, england's top score in the first test. fora time, his england's top score in the first test. for a time, his 84 look like it mightjust test. for a time, his 84 look like it might just save test. for a time, his 84 look like it mightjust save them. here he was in training today turning his effo rts in training today turning his efforts to football and turning his ankle and now taking his turn on the physio— table. crossed fingers for his twisted ankle just were not enough. his test and his torah now over. the latest misfortune to befall the squad with jack lea

adam wild reports as the client descends over table mountain, there is magic.ick start at a rapid emphasise after‘s innings. five wickets and five catches for ben stokes, both setting english records. the applause was generous and deserved. batten crawley which is five years old, when he was inspired, now huey is leading in when's response. not as exciting for some. rising and shining was dom sibley. this was his first test 50. joe root passed that mark too, in the day that started with two quick wickets and at the same way. england boss might lead is beyond 250, a bit more magic and menace, it will be beyond south africa to catch. chselea women extended their unbeaten women's super league run to 10 matches today — and their new high profile signing, sam kerr, had a significant part to play in their 3—1 win against reading. chelsea are now four points behind league leaders arsenal with a game in hand. miriam walker—khan reports. two years of conversations led to this moment. the clear megan rapinoe, the best in the world, making a new home at kings meadow. herf

adam wild has more. saracens are, for the moment, a club in confusion.once more. it took them little over a minute to score them little over a minute to score the game at‘s opening try. this would always be a derby with a difference, but few expected it to go quite like this. the game rapidly got to saracens. the second half began just like the first. harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season. if this was saracens' first step towards relegation, it may well bea step towards relegation, it may well be a long, painfuljourney. harlequins showed little sympathy, saracens will need plenty more clubs like that along the way. —— will meet plenty more clubs. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london to come third at the netball nations cup. their opponents, south africa, came back from a seven—goal half—time deficit to lead with just a couple of minutes remaining. but a thrilling final quarter saw england return the fight, eventually winning 65 points to 63. they were helped by a match winning

sport now — and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. good evening.nder way, with six matches, most of them reaching the half—time stage. manchester city fc have the chance to close the gap on leaders liverpool at sheffield united. gabrieljesus saved a few minutes ago, so it is still going. born are leading 2—0 against brighton. —— bournemouth. chelsea against arsenal was late to kick off, that is just under way at stamford bridge, no goals they as yet. 0ne under way at stamford bridge, no goals they as yet. one of the world's best footballers, killian and bobby, has told the bbc he is not considering a move to the premier league until the... he is currently at paris st. germain and on course to win a title, despite being linked with moving to real madrid and liverpool, he feels he owes some loyalty to the french giants. is not the moment. the time is the money democrat in money time. everybody will talk about it, and it is not good for psg. i think about the club, and the club has me because i came here at 18 years, i was talented but not a superstar

. >> yesterday adam schiff made a wild claim saying the integrity of 2020 election is at stake. >> the's misconduct cannot be disietde decided at tt box, we can note be assured that -- cannot be assured that it would be fairly won. kennedy: they are hurting their case, there is nothing to say thaiferrethat evidence we have a republican were on the ballot that somehow winning would mean a compromise of the voting process. if vote can be compromised that will be compromised by any number of actors regardless of money, he say -- party, he is se should not have election at all, i don't think he is a smart man, he does not understand weight and consequences of some of his claims, that in particular, was such a doozy, and twitter exploded when he said that. and i'm wondering how much thought is he putting into these statements. charles: disperration, to your point they go so far, they insult everything including the foundation of america, you are telling american voter, your vote does not count, our system does not coup. thicount. this party wants to get rid of election rally college, they w

tim seymour wrieen kelly chyronen owe karen fiernment and guy adam kbr tonight on fast a wild ride on wall street. all indexes setting new intraday records. what can we expect when phase one is signed tomorrow in more gains new pains? we take you live to washington and check out bitcoin. remember bitcoin surging more than 7% today,o, b.k. that's what's behind the run? and can you name the mystery chart? we make it easy. this stock hitting a century mark that's right, a $100-year high for this company any guess sns send it on the twitter feed we reveal the answer later on in the program. all right. all that ahead but we begin right here with what some are worrying could be ipo's gone whiled wild check out the morpt moves in the the recently public named np beyond meat, smile direct, ub err. up double digits this year np smile direct up 34% uber up 17 beyond meat up 5 a and we're only 9 trading days into 2020. now many of the names are still well off the all-time or ipo highs. so is the recent rally too far too fast and if so which, guy adami of those names, if with with you nicked one

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>> the thing to watch for, the two wild cards is adam schiff.eally difficult for those four republicans they are looking for to vote for more witnesses to say no. and he goes in with some challenges. i think adam schiff is seen in this very political time, republicans see him as a partisan player. i think he's got a lot to do to try to find those votes. the wild card is how the white house defense team performs on the senate floor. this is the first time we will be hearing from the white house in this official process. there's been a lot of fight on television. obviously, the president has communications through twitter and his rallies. but they need to make a clear defense before the senate to make this job for mitch mcconnell easier. we don't know how they are going to perform. we haven't seen that yet. and these two performances are going to determine so much about whether we do hear more testimony or see more documents. if it does change any of the calculations. >> do you think the white house and mitch mcconnell are on the same page? >> the

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wild card on that. >> what about this that we heard from adam schiff earlier when he was asked about a report that intelligence agencies are pushing for a closed briefing on the world's greatest security threats to avoid the president's ire? >> unfortunately, i think those reports are too accurate. the intelligence community is reluctant to have an open hearing, something that we had done every year prior to the trump administration, because they are worried about angering the president. i will say something more concerning. the intelligence community is withholding documents from congress on the issue of ukraine. they appear to be succumbing to pressure from the administration. the nsa in particular is withholding what are potentially relevant documents to our oversight responsibility on ukraine but also potentially relevant that the senators might want to see. >> that prompts two questions. first one, the hearing possibly being held in private to keep the president happy. what are you hearing on that? >> i haven't heard anything about that. it's interesting that congressman schiff is raising that. it would c

i'm adam zuker with a look at the afc playoff picture. it was a wild wild card weekend last.rlier yesterday houston came back the beat buffalo in overtime. the divisional matchups on cbs are set. saturday tennessee and baltimore bat until prime time. sunday it's houston and kansas city. for 24/7news and highlight, visit cbssportshq.com. si and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music) great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. that's how you put a customer at ease. hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn? no. no. me either. whispering voice: jamie. what? i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease

that's how they spend the last few years studiously pretending that adam schiff is a serious person and not a wildd to ignore a lot of his actual claims, the things he's saying. very much including these thin things. >> you can see evidence in plain sight on the issue of collusion, pretty compelling evidence. >> and there is significant evidence of collusion, there was ample evidence and indeed there is of collusion of people in the trump campaign with the russians. >> i think us plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy. >> all of this is evidence of collusion. >> tucker: to schiff, collusion was everywhere. on facebook, on television, inside the box of honey bunches of oats, sitting in the breakfast nook in his airless capitol hill apartment. at one point he beat and begin to suspect his cats, his many cats. schiff spent the entirety of 2017 and 2018 and talking just like that. by the end he accused 60 million americans of colluding with vladimir putin simply by the act of voting forti donald trump. a conspiracy that profound. except it wasn't, and that's the part. schiff was wrong. none of

wild at heart, david lynch. she does support this movie, does what a supporting actress must too, different tones and energy, otherwise between adamat support both morally and in terms of the technicality of her performance. i do think it is has already. long way to go between now and the opening of the envelopes. this new theatre, much talked about, i didn't know they would be in the david geffen theatre. this is the new hollywood museum they have been trying to get made for years and it looks like it's nearly finished, people inside it. not open yet but a multi—, multi—million pound project. you go to hollywood and you cannot see the history, the great history of the oscars, there is no museum to film—making in hollywood. oscars, there is no museum to film-making in hollywood. now there is going to be. interesting seeing adam driver and scarlett joha nsson ina adam driver and scarlett joha nsson in a marriage story, if the acting had been bad it would have been a long watch. talking about scarlett johansson right now in relation to judge robert, a film that is dividing people. —— jojo judge robert, a film that is dividing people

adam lambert and rock band queen and olivia newton john and other artists are set to headline a benefit concert next month. >>> and then there were four the conference championships are set up after a wild weekend. the seahawks and packers duked it out in green way. it was all about the aarons. running back aaron jones punched in a touchdown on the goal line. seahawks rallied green bay wins it, 28-23. >>> there's the now famous or infamous texans. houston jumped out to an early lead, 24-0, before patrick mahomes was able to get to work. in less than four minutes they were down just three points. damian williams put them on the board. a texans' fumble on the return led to another by kelsey the chiefs scored so many times they ran out of fireworks at the stadium. the chiefs won, 51-31. it's the packers and titans. patriots wild receivern edelman was arrested for vandalism for jumped on a car and causing damage he and his team have declined to comment. >>> there's intense weather out there. here's nbc's meteorologist janessa webb what have we got going on? >> things will be quiet to start the week pacific northwest, you have a small system, seattle, oregon, portland area. you're going to s