henry moeran was watching at the adelaide oval.s was unquestionably the worst performance, their second lowest total in t20 international cricket, a crushing win for australia, who have now won all six matches of the women's ashes so far. alex hartley, world cup winner with england in 2017. that was miserable for england. yeah, it's a case of "here we go again," isn't it? and actually that was the worst performance from england by a country mile. you think that second odi when they didn't chase 180, that was pretty poor. there was a lot of mistakes in that. but in the first innings england were ok. they did well. and then their the batting. it was just i felt so sorry for heather knight. it was almost like watching wickets tumble and tumble and tumble from while shejust sat on the bat handle at the other end. and, you know, it's a pretty deflated captain and you can see why there's just no one stepping up. what's going on? i don't know. i honestly, i don't know because i've seen this england side play for the last five or six years

it needs to sink in for a bit. l russia's daria kasatkina is through to the second round of the adelaidenumber nine, who's been the losing finalist in the australian open warm—up event the last two years, beat australia's 0livia gadecki 6-2, 6-3. her opponent in the second round will be a wild card, last year's australian open and wimbledonjunior runner—up emerson jones. and that's all the sport for now. good from us. more nhs hubs will be set up in community locations and there will be greater use of the private sector to help reduce hospital waiting lists in england. the details have been set—out by the prime minister, who's also promised giving patients more choice over where they get treated. the waiting list currently stands at 7.5 million with four in ten already having waited longer than the target time of 18 weeks. the prime minister also announced further reliance on the private sector to meet challenges. so, today, iwelcome so, today, i welcome a new expanded relationship between the nhs and the expanded relationship between the nhs and like landing... the air. i was like landi

adelaide's more greenfield and your comment about if you plan it right, it's great. if you don't, it's a disaster. i think it's really an important way to think about it. what are some of the major priorities, you know, if you're talking to the pm. what would you tell him, hey, the next two or three things we've got to do out west from a scheduled priority perspective to jump start this process, what would that be? >> it's a great question. i think that right now, aligning ourselves with the right engineering contractors in the region are super important. because, you know, we do things differently and we're pretty fortunate, like you, greg, we're an epc firm. so we do a lot of our own engineering, but in this environment you're going to have to get used to the fact that it's not just going to be u.s. companies doing work down in australia, there's going to be some fairly significant partnerships that need to be forged with subcontractors and other ae firms down there, that do like work and have the ability to be developed to do the kind of work that we're talking ab

jabeur continued her return from injury problems by beating fourth seed danielle collins at the adelaidecard for the event ahead of the first grand slam of the year, the australian open which begins on sunday. she had a shoulder injury at the end of last year, but looked in good form as she got past collins 7—6, 6—2 to move into the last 16. it was a great weekend for great britain's four man bobsleigh team. pilot brad hall, taylor lawrence, arran gulliver and greg cacket won gold by pipping germany byjust under two—tenths of a second across their two runs. it denied germany a home victory in winterberg for the first time in 13 years. the triumphant team have told 0lly foster the success is down to years of hard work. it's been building up to this, i think, over the last few years. we have won so many silver medals on this track. we were pretty gutted to miss out on the world championships last year, and we finished with sixth place after a lot of injuries. i had back injury, greg was out with a major hamstring tear and other injuries for arran as well. to come back and get first place i

no such drama forjelena 0stapenko at the adelaide international, though the defending champion did havet 6—4, she upped the intensity and won the next two sets 6—1 6—1. she'll face madison keys in the last 16. and just to make us all feel old leyton hewitt�*s son cruz hewitt has been playing in qualifying for the australian open. the sixteen—year—old is trying to follow in the footsteps of his two—time grand slam winning father. but he was up against nikoloz basil—ashvili in melbourne. the georgian is twice his age and was once ranked in the top 20 and proved too good for young hewitt winning 6—1, 6—4. and that's all the sport for now. the perkins braille typewriter is the world's most widely used braille machine, and helps thousands of blind people write and also learn how to read braille. however, there is only one man in the uk who is officially certified in repairing them — and he's retiring. now, he's looking for an apprentice, as jayne mccubbin reports. newsreel: if you think this object's a bird's - eye view of pimples on an elephant, you're wrong. of course you'd be wrong. not g

jabeur continued her return from injury problems by beating fourth seed danielle collins at the adelaideard for this event ahead of the first grand slam of the year — the australian open which begins next week. she had a shoulder injury at the end of last year, but looked in good form as she got past collins 7—6, 6—2 to move into the last 16. novak djokovic and his new coach andy murray have practiced in melbourne for ths first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help win a record—extending 11th australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced murray was to join his team. britain's three—time grand slam winner retired in august and this is his first coaching role. the australian open begins on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. snow, ice and flooding are still causing disruption across large parts of the uk, including travel delays and school school closures. around hundred and 30 flood warnings remain in place around england including one danger to life warning. cleaning up was a team effort this morning.— cleaning

henry moeran was watching at the adelaide oval.et, a crushing win for us who have now won all six matches of the women's ashes so far, alex hartley a world cup winner with england in 2017, that was miserable for england. it in 2017, that was miserable for encland. ., , in 2017, that was miserable for encland. ., england. it was the case of here we — england. it was the case of here we go _ england. it was the case of here we go again _ england. it was the case of here we go again and - england. it was the case of here we go again and thatl england. it was the case of. here we go again and that was actually the worst performance from england by a country mile will stop you would think that second odi when it's not she is 180 was pretty poor, there were a lot of mistakes not, but

shower your terms will tend to drop in sidney and camera state quite high in melbourne, particularly adelaide past is hovering around the city macro just below. oh, nothing extraordinary. that touches inducing enough to be the way they should be by 2 or 3 degrees. that's for any city you might choose to pick with that stuff, leave raise. it looks like a sherry, or at least a dismal day on thursday. just the right time, the to get chance all over in the easy or they tend to focus in areas and move away again. there's no real focus on the concepts except maybe west papua maybe pops of java. it looks like so much is not doing too badly. the seasonal writers in patches die. so it's things for like a bit of a gap through a good part of tide on the coastal vietnam next, which again then driving you told is the code i flow from each stage and it's a very you code. i fly huge amount of sparrows get the product again. in japan, pumps the time yet have this move the size more in how carter and the temperature and so minus 9, that's a high temperature on thursday. it was a bit on friday but only really

jabeur continued her return from injury problems by beating fourth seed danielle collins at the adelaider this event ahead of the first grand slam of the year — the australian open which begins on sunday. she had a shoulder injury at the end of last year, but looked in good form as she got past collins 7—6, 6—2 to move into the last 16. novak djokovic and his new coach andy murray have practised in melbourne for the first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help win a record—extending iith australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced murray was to join his team. britain's three—time grand slam winner retired in august and this is his first coaching role. things you never thought you would see. and that's all the sport for now. mcdonald's staff have told the bbc they still face sexual abuse and harassment — a year after its boss told mps safeguarding had been strengthened. the uk's equality watchdog says it has intervened again, after fresh complaints from employees, and has asked mcdonald's to improve its hr practices.

defeat for england's women against australia in adelaide in the ashes series and now the hosts have theired for australia for the third and final t20 making 94 as they set england 163 to win. the innings was higher than england's entire team, bowled out for just 90. england fell to a 72 run defeat, australia lead the multiformat series 12—0 and a victory in next week's test match will ensure a clean sweep across all seven matches. that's all from the bbc sports centre for now. six foreign peacekeepers — three malawian and three south african — have been killed in clashes with m—23 rebels in the east of the democratic republic of the congo. un peacekeepers have been involved in clashes between the drc�*s army and m23 fighters who are backed by rwanda. there are fears of further casualties as the rebels advance on the city of goma. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. congo's foreign ministry has recalled its diplomats from rwanda asking it to cease its activities and can chess out within 24—hour is. un peacekeepers have also been involved in the clashes. there are fears

and where we would see new orleans is adelaide. that is where they are going to build where they house the australian submarine corporation which is a government owned company so i normally say, just let that settle in for a minute. that is where they have their build yard and they have operations out in henderson where mike was talking about our collaboration on that project together so as we kind of go through this, there is any number of threads to explore but i thought i would start with you. you talked some of the hurdles just to get set up there. what are you thinking about how other companies -- what are the biggest hurdles that u.s. companies have the capability to support australia, who does not have the national capability to do this are facing just to get capability into the country? >> well, part of it is like i said earlier. you have to get registered to do business in australia. you have to have a facility clearance, process to do business with the australian government so basically, the way most of us would proceed i

we are still getting what up into the thirty's, the adelaide and also full melbourne. as we go on into monday and see how those temperatures i really do for the why is that some of the bus that comes in, we can get around 20 to 4324 degrees celsius across his positive us. so the total variable he must be making his way towards the said nape. it's a still some walk around here for the time being because he had temperature to start to pick up again. so extreme dot 5 dangers go very much in evidence and how does that west of weather coming into south australia are running across the malibu? pushing further east with using either tools that se, and cooling up by monday in some way, whether they're brought across victoria or combined for lysis back to that what the weather will eventually hit towards the south island of new zealand. tiny piece, a little more unsettled, higgs he had that rain stretches back up the eastern side of new south. well, some ryan, some snow to insist upon over the next couple of days with the weather coming in across the pre peninsula snow for a ti

we're staying in a friends house in the middle adelaide.em with pacific palisades is that it is a relatively isolated area with just one ride it is a relatively isolated area withjust one ride in it is a relatively isolated area with just one ride in and out so the trafficjam, it took us two hours to get out of the area. ~ , ., . us two hours to get out of the area. ~ ,, ., ,, ., ~ area. while you are speaking, we were looking _ area. while you are speaking, we were looking at _ area. while you are speaking, we were looking at the - area. while you are speaking, we were looking at the videos j we were looking at the videos that you shot before you left your home. what goes through your home. what goes through your mind when you know you have to evacuate your home, you do not know what you will return to, what do you grab and the time pressure, i assume, you really had to act quickly? yes, well, first of all, i am a native from los angeles and there is, like earthquake, is just a natural fact of living in the area. you are taught over and ov

preparations are bubbling along nicely as he claimed his sixth atp tour title with a win at the adelaidestance by sebastian korda, who was competing in his first tournament since undergoing elbow surgery last october. augier aliasme though powering through the decider to take the match 6—3 3—6 6—1. 0n the women's side, madison keys upset top seed and world number seven jessica pegula to win the event for a second time in a major confidence—boost ahead of the opening grand slam of the year. seeing off her american compatriot 6—3, 4—6, 6—1 for a ninth wta crown. and that's all the sport for now. let's head to the supreme court in washington now — where the future of tiktok in the us hangs by a thread. justices have indicated that they will support banning the social media app over national security concerns — unless it severs ties with its chinese parent company, bytedance, before a deadline of the 19th of january. representatives from tiktok appeared before the court on friday — as the us government argued without a sale, the app could be used as a tool for spying and political manipulati

into sunday now there's still a lot of heat to be found in that southeast corner for the likes of adelaide. and we'll see that he's continued to build the southern pots of w a with puss, potentially getting all the way up to 40 degrees celsius on monday it's going to be sunny breezy and very hot nothings on looking as great for the summer in new zealand. yes, temperatures have come up slightly, but they don't where they should be. it has been raw the settled, but we'll see more in the way if shower was developing on sunday and it's heavy rain that continues to plague. southern parts of south east asia, but it's dry as expected across indo china of the deep in the brazilian amazon. the shipping to inspiring global environmental action i have crushing on a number of fronts to bring the attention of the walls. so what is going on? yeah, through cultural revise and environmental stewardship the efforts on assessed all traditions well shaped in a sustainable future for the planets. thousands of change plans is here for that one is just mind optimized. we on nature message from the amazon on al

adelaide ÃÃi think it's really important way to think about it what are some of the major prioritiesalking to the pm what would you tell the next two or three things we've got to do out west from a scheduled priority perspective to jumpstart the process. >>. >> i think right now aligning ourselves with the right engineering contractors we are pretty fortunate we are epc firm. we do a lot of our own engineering. in this environment you have to get used to the fact it's not just u.s. companies doing work in australia, there's fairly significant partnerships that need to be forced with subcontractors and other ae funds down there that do like work and have the ability to be developed to do the kind of work we are talking about. you want them to be in a position where they can start investing and develop their people it's so important. if you do construction work that requires somebody of labor, to understand local laws and all the nuances of running a labor relations organization australia we've been very fortunate we shot at the same time. >> right down the street. the offices are like

. $21.00 in melbourne towards done in adelaide in paris. in contrast, as round about the city mark, it might get tulsa and then, and you can see the doc red straight from the west, then tails off in the back of new south wales. wait, wait and stay there. usually you find the bones goes from west to east, so allies up to 35 all the time. you get to friday now, but it's listed to $29.00. not they'll be any change in the weather. target have to say no buttons. weather does get hotter, but nothing else happens. approximate breeze actually interior maybe some evening, sunday late in the day, but most of the range is going to be fairly knowles. you're facing the new zealand . your rain is going away for 50 of the we are going to see the series of legend some gloves and the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell the the the and the again this is a reminder of our top stories. this our thousands of tents in guns over main, flooded as severe weather continues. most of t

your terms will tend to drop in sidney and camera state quarantine, melbourne, particularly adelaide passed, is hovering around the searching macro just below. oh, nothing extraordinary. that touches inducing enough to be the way they should be by 2 or 3 degrees. that's for any city you might choose to pick. and with that certainly very easy. it looks like a sherry, or at least a dismal day on thursday. just the right time of the to get charles all over indonesia, they tend to focus in areas and move away again. there's no real focus other than concepts except maybe with popular maybe parts of java. it looks like so much is not doing too badly. the seasonal ratings in patches, but i, so it's affecting sort like a bit of a gap through a good part of time on the coastal vietnam notes, which again then, driving you told all this the code i slide from the stage and it's a very complex like huge amount of smells good to product again in japan pumps that haven't yet had this move for the size more than 4 carter and the temperature and so minus 9, that's a high temperature on thursday. it w

if he's in the middle still 30 will bit more in adelaide. if you look at post rolls around about the 13 mark my just dropped on this will be delighted because the room about hot air yours is doc red blood was tries to reach for the south and to victoria costa was kind remedies being counted by the on show a breeze, which means this area east and proper queens, the new south wales for the most part time victoria was the showers in sydney and camera in particular. how about using it? i think you've not been to having a very good january. actually still a very warm december came right from cisco analysis, but you're still about 4 degrees below average for the next 3 days in christ church . the this is to took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program. partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes village life here retains its strong remedial is like a feast from the farm to the tape. hundreds of excavations and restoration. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple t

this heat has already reached adelaide and just about melvin, but pass itself or get hotter still. i suspect the 3 day full cost of takes go to about $42.00 degrees on choose day, not risk. oh, but what about the average that comes down a little bit? come wednesday maybe was a shadow to this the picture on monday. the quite new south wales. not so queens and, and certainly not quite in west australia all through the cycling. it's just catching the coast. you see this weather is slightly improved. the unique perspective. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence, eliza 11 on, on her voices. the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very unsafe because of the 2nd 12 presidency. they don't see the need and then trying to appease the people on social media. the stream on out to 0, the, the book about 2 hours is over with me, so he'll run the reminder of all the top stories kind of falls. for

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all right. 1115, their neighbor, adelaide churchill's searing, seeing the commotion, seeing bridget run out of the house, comes to the side door, and she will later say that lizzie just was very and had a blank look on her face and says, oh, mrs. churchill, do come in. somebody killed father. and the doctor said, barry bone arrived. he was a doctor in the civil war and looking at the gruesome remains, andrew borden says, i didn't see anything like this at the battle of shiloh. 11:20 a.m. people are like, lizzie, where's your mother. and she says, oh, she went out and she a note from a sick friend. but i think i might have her come in. she might have come in through the basement and says, well, i'll go check upstairs. but if somebody comes with me in case there's an ax murder in the house and mrs. churchill agrees. and they go up the stairs and at the top of the front stairs. you can look into the guest bedroom. and there, abby is dead in a pool of blood. all right, well, people, where were you, lizzie? what? all these people are being killed in the house. and she says, well, i went out

they put on the stand adelaide churchill, who will testify. she's one of the people that arrived soon after the crime is committed and will mention lizzie is disconnected demeanors. somebody killed father and that had said when they said, where's abby? that lizzie had said, may she now deny saying this? oh, i thought i heard her come in. at that point, abby had been dead for more than an hour. the prosecution will put on stand alice russell, who will tell story of lizzie coming over the night before saying her father had enemies and she thought her family was being poisoned of their stomach ailments to some seemingly already defenses, and then being there to see lizzie burning address in the hours after the crime. lizzie in the courtroom, six fall river policemen will take the stand testifying about what they found. what lizzie said to them. the problem, the prosecution is there's going to be some discrepancies betweenhem and in particular where they found. ax. was there a broken off handle with the ax or was there no handle? and the defense i

she won in adelaide, so she was in great form coming into this tournament, and now who knows what the rest. >> will bring. sometimes a tiny minor adjustment or, you know, an adjustment in geometry really. you know, the handling of a racket or the size of the racket made all the difference. we love. >> it came in as the 19th seed. she beat four of the top ten seeds, including number one and two in the world to do this. that hasn't been done in a major since 2009. >> so i'm. >> so glad. terrific. >> good news. don riddell bringing the good news today. appreciate it. thank you. all right kobe bryant is considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time. a new cnn original series chronicles the moments that cemented his ascension into the basketball hall of fame. and now, five years since his tragic passing, cnn's bill weir takes us through kobe's life and legacy and who he was both on and off the court. >> reporter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next man i'm going to introduce has it all youthfulness. talent, got lots of money, about to get married. come on up, kobe. >> long be

go down to adelaide, australia, you'll find a black swan. but it's not a bad form of logic.ut here's the point computer developers and programmers can code deductive logic. they can code inductive logic. there's enough. whether it's inferential method, bayes theorem, you know, syllogism, etc., and just turn it into logical statements in a computer language and turn that into digital code. they can do that and they know the flaws and they can make allowance for that. and sometimes things don't work as planned, but they can do them. but there's a third branch of logic, very little understood, really pioneered by charles sanders peirce in late 19th century se like mcluhan he's another one of these guys was the 100 years or more ahead of his time not well understood at the time but we're sort of catching up. he's also the father of semiotics is a major branch of philosophy. today's semiotics is the study of signals. instead of using logic, it says there are signals and what we say and do, and we can draw inferences from that and and triangulate to something that something that i

well, the last to says to one to them and know in wednesdays, much so in the women's competition in adelaide is last is us open quote to finalist power, but those so it was knocked out by an on seated american ashland crew he's looking for just her 2nd period to title reached the last 8766762. next up, she'll face top. see jessica, but very low. you'd be maria, secrete earlier as well from one rec, hit spot to another. new a technology is being trialed which aims to help spot mints and players improve that game on the quote. david stokes reports us olympic fabens in play a how would to his face many opponents but known quite like this. he's being put through his paces quite training device powered by artificial intelligence, things like speed. i might be able to tell you, hey, i'm getting a little bit tired at the end of the match for at the end of the 13. but i wouldn't be able to tell you exactly how much slower my smashing might be getting. you know, my opponent might be retrieving it because i'm, you know, maybe dropping off and that's my snap speed. but those are little things that if y

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she won in adelaide before this tournament, so she is on a roll, and it's going to be really exciting to see what she can do for the rest of this season now. >> so fun to watch. such a great moment for her. it's really special. and then we look to tomorrow. don and nfl fans are so excited for these conference title games. i have a lot of people are talking about them. everyone has very firm sides that they're on. these are going to be big. >> yeah, huge. i mean, the nfl just seems to be getting bigger and bigger every year. by sunday night, we will know the lineup for the super bowl this year in the afc. it's a familiar matchup. we don't know if it's going to be a familiar story, but kansas city chiefs of course they're going for an unprecedented three peat. they're playing the bills again. the bills have already beaten them this season. but in three of the last four playoffs, the chiefs have knocked buffalo out. so is that going to happen again. the chiefs have home advantage. maybe that makes them the favorites in the nfc. it's the eagles against the commanders. two exciting teams w

that southeast corner was adelaide c 35 degrees on saturday. as the news the you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of how top story is this. alex does you. mandatory and aid entering cancer is providing desperately needed relief, but the lifeline provided by the u. n. agency to palestinian refugees, is it risk? and is ready fan on order is due to come into effect on thursday. protests is in the capital of the democratic republic of congo. can shasta have a tax? the embassies and countries they say support in $23.00 ripples. the group has made significant advances in the east and on sunday said it had taken control of going about and just really it rides in the southern living. the city is another to have injured at least $24.00 people. it's the biggest attack in the area since the ceasefire in november and it more than a year of hostilities between b is randy ami and his blog. the ukranian drone strike has targeted the russian border region of belgrade. the regional governess is at least 2 people have been killed, and 2 others were injured