lance the youngest quarterback by just one day over alex smith. his parents are in attendance. imagine how they feel? fourth and goal they go for it. and lance trying to go in. but he stopped at the goal line. we'll show you how close was it? just that close. inches two cardinals met up the line. mom can't bear to watch the 49ers' defense hanging tough against kyler murray. murray almost sacked for a safety in the end zone. 49ers' defensive coordinator, domico ryians that was so close. third quarter. 10-0 arizona. tight window. the throw to brandon ayuk. and lance fighting for every yard. the helmet knocked off and again again, mom, her heart, i can't imagine. pitch it to deebo sam judgement look at trent williams make a play. deebo scores. niners down 10-7. but the parents all of a sudden, they're feeling better keep playing the fourth. chase edmonds stripped by daunte johnson right there a and the 49ers jump all over the football. great play defensively. not giving up on the ball. the defense pose first a photo. ensuing niners possession. niners going fourth down and j.j. wat

lance is the youngest starting cornerback in franchise history by just one day over alex smith. attendance. early second quarter, 7-0. lance rolling, trying to score, and stopped right at the goal line. just how close was it? take another look. met by two cardinals, inches away. mom cannot stand to watch. the defense hangs tough against the cards. murray almost sacked for a safety. the 49ers offensive coordinator chomping at the bit . lance getting into a groove. fighting for every yard. the helmet coming off. you have got to feel for his poor mom. finishing that drive, the pitch to deebo samuel. some nice work. deebo scores. niners down 10-7. now we have double high-fives and a hug for the parents. a key player in the fourth quarter. defense swarming. th 49ers jump on the football and get it back. the defense, time to pose for a photo in the end zone. fourth down, lance, the pass gets knocked down by j.j. watt. the niners were 1-5 on fourth down. that led to this. murray throwing it up for deandre hopkins. 30 yard connection, into the cardinals in the red zone. next play, murra

the youngest starting quarterback in franchise history by just one day over alex smith.air can you imagine how they feel, early second quarter? diving for the end zone. stopped right at the goal line. take another look. two cardinals meet him at the line and say access denied. mom cannot stand to watch. down 10-0, getting in the groove. look at lance fighting for every yard. he does not care. you got to feel for mom. the niners capping the drive. the pitch to samuel gets behind some nice blocks. he scores. 13 yard touchdown. san francisco down 10-7. the parents are feeling immediately better. niners down. fourth down. jj watt knocks it down with a big forearm. fourth down. that led to this spirit kyler murray throws it up for deandre hopkins. 30 yard connection inside the very next play, the fade and touchdown. game of inches indeed. the cardinals win 17-10. lance had an tough loss gotta capitalize i got to do better make more plays obviously disappointed wanted really really really wanted to win that game. but you keep our heads up learn from it really would like to get

he met with smith, called smith -- smith was his longtime drug dealer according to alex and met with gun. he said i'm going to look like i broke down, drive by and shoot me, which is exactly what smith did. unfortunately or fortunately smith's bullet did not penetrate his skull. it did fracture his skull, left what we believe is an entrance and exit wound on the side of his head. he was medevacked to the savannah hospital where they did a c.a.t. scan, skull fracture, bullet wound, brain bleed, oxygen got into the brain, they had to put him in icu. they don't put people in intensive care units these days or any time unless they need intensive care. he suffered a bullet wound to the head and so eddie smith's not telling the truth and obviously he's got reasons not to tell the truth. >> does he admit that he did steal this $3 million in settlement money that was supposed to go to the sons of his housekeeper. >> he'll be addressing that. i think we're going to have a bond hearing early next week on those issues and he has indicated clearly that he is going to try to right every wrong, fin

and a short while ago, sir alex ferguson, who worked with walter smith at scotland and at manchestert. the former south africa captain quinton de kock has pulled out of the world t20 match against west indies after choosing not to take a knee with the rest of the team. cricket south africa say they've "noted" his decision. the governing body had told the south african team to take a knee in the match, the first time all 11 players have done so together, but de kock withdrew from selection. in the game itself evin lewis got west indies off to a strong start. he smashed a 50, but once he was out south africa regained control and they only need 143 runs to win. but south africa have lost a wicket early on. captain temba bavuma run out forjust two by andre russell. so they are currently 60—1 in the 8th over. pakistan play new zealand in the late match. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there's been a sharp rise in the number of police officers and staff in england and wales accused of abusing their positions for sexual purposes

any with information is asked to contact union city police, alex just a senseless killing azenith smith live force tonight in union city. thank you. a man is in the hospital tonight with critical burns after he was found at the scene of a suspicious brush fire near discovery bay. that fire was first reported at about 11 last night along highway four between newport drive in discovery bay boulevard. the man was taken to uc davis medical center with burns over 50% of his body. fire officials believe the man is homeless. two dogs that were with the man are now under the care of animal control. because of that fire is still under investigation. there is some good news tonight from shasta county. cal fire says the fawn fire that started last month is now fully contained. the wildfire burned more than 8000 acres north of reading, even though the fire is contained. firefighters remain on alert. they will continue to patrol that area for several days to watch for any flare ups. a palo alto woman has been charged with arson for allegedly setting that fire. already taken a look at your well. your

colletta smith, bbc news, in pontefract. 0ur political correspondent, alex forsyth, is at westminsterlans from the government and they don't go far enough for some but they are still pretty big plans to get to know zero, who is paying ultimately for all this? ? net zero.— all this? ? net zero. these plans have been _ all this? ? net zero. these plans have been published _ all this? ? net zero. these plans have been published less - all this? ? net zero. these plans have been published less than . have been published less than two weeks before the prime minister will be hosting world leaders at the crucial climate summit in glasgow because boris johnson crucial climate summit in glasgow because borisjohnson would like to point to the strategy, but there are questions, does it go far enough, fast enough? 0n the question of cost, cost to the treasury but also households up and down the country. borisjohnson households up and down the country. boris johnson says households up and down the country. borisjohnson says the shift households up and down the country. boris johnson says the shift

colletta smith, bbc news, in pontefract. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is at westminster forrise they are being published less than two weeks before world leaders get together for a crucial summit on climate change in glasgow. the first key question is, do they go far enough, fast enough? the second is, what is the cost, to the treasury and therefore taxpayer, and families up and therefore taxpayer, and families up and down the country? the prime minister is keen to stress this move to greener living doesn't have to be painful, the government says this isn't about making people by electric vehicles tomorrow all swapping your boilers for heat pumps next week of this is about encouraging people, and providing grants and support packages so hopefully these processes become easier and cheaper over time. the treasury has signed up to this plan, but they are conscious of the cost. they have done their own analysis and although they have not put figures on it, they talk about the impact on the tax system and the impact on the tax system and the impact on the tax system and the impac

alex ferguson at manchester united. so alan ferguson say how devastated he was today and really giving walter smith a of praise forjust what that united team for six months. they won the fa that season. ., ~' six months. they won the fa that season. . ~ ., , ., �* season. yeah, i think what you've not in or season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about — season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, _ season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, and - season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, and walter. got in or about you, and walter certainly had an aura about him, walter used to walk many of them, he'll get everyone's attention straight away. not many people could do that. and i'm notjust talking about in football circles i'm talking about in a wider circle to any sport or any profession. when walter walked in the room he commanded respect put up he was a wonderful person, notjust as speaking about football, he was a wonderful person. if you had a problem he would try hidden do his utmost to help you. whether that was personal or family issue. you utmost to help you. whether that was

smith. i saw a more generic video of michelle mont. norma, who said in your mom to talk to alex at the r, it took it there. ha! on his hipaa if if you only or she can count boma pulled or she cosca mooresville ah, will the salvation of green energies be in new discoveries? this is the gamble being made by industrialists persuaded they'll find ways to make the sector more virtuous will do not. don't got to realize how does she know she teach their plants? rosky won't even just on example, lubano solaire said you set out again. it couldn't shivone solaire. okay. vogala depend on select useful position lucinda sherman. yeah. but can put on cindy. shun to come in for depression to softness. passamore, pastoral playful phenom, bottle so poorer. met her, the effect that betsy sawyer back to shirley's yema annoying pony shook his head on quite. mm. and then the all lawyers read it only when it shall take somebody to make your message yesterday, it was all to make your lordships do. strictest regina in, i mean you, i wanted to follow the forts. everybody. let's work on. i'm so ha, all secret santa c

smith." >>> good even, a deadly tragedy on a film set rocking hollywood. after alex baldwin says his hard is broken after he killed a cinematographer. an attorney says it's too early to tell if any charges will be filed. the union for prop hammers says somehow there was a real bullet in baldwin's prop gun when tiffs fired. investigators have nod confirmed that yet the shooting killed the movie's head cinematographer, halyna hut hutchins, the director has been released from the hospital alex baldwin, in tears and on the phone outside the sheriff's office i'm fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. here is rahel solomon with more. >> reporter: this is one of the last images the world will ever see of halyna hutchins writing one of the perks is you get to ride horses on a day off. they were filming "rust,". the video posted engineer days before he tragic death hutchins, seen beside baldwin in this photo on set, posted to her instagram. originally from ukraine, she was considered a rising star in ci ci cinematography a rep fo

smith now disputing that story entirely. >> alex murdaugh has been surrounded by a series of mysterioushis wife and son this summer. new this morning, one of murdaugh's attorneys say that authorities consider him a person of interest in that case with an interview with fox carolina news. though his attorneys continue to deny he had any involvement in the murders. murdaugh says he was shot in the head on a rural road law enforcement believes murdaugh conspired with curtis eddie smith to kill him as part of an insurance fraud scheme. >> does your client maintain complete innocence in this case? >> i didn't shoot him. i'm innocent if i shot him, he would have been dead. he's alive. >> smith now telling his side of the story. smith tells me he had no idea what murdaugh's plans were when he agreed to meet a man he called his close friend on a remote road in hampton county, south carolina he says murdaugh showed up with a gun. >> he said, you're going to shoot me i said, no he made his move like this and i grabbed his arm. >> you took the gun. >> shoved it behind him, between me and him >> th

kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our gas charles to smith of 2 minds. doc is his website until next time bio ah. join me every thursday on the alex solomon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess what the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm oh he died. i cried and i just had a slot the whole time i was there. no one really thought anything differently this all thought, i just didn't feel good on the way for the surgery. his lungs failed. 30 seconds, but i killed him. i had gotten stuck with so many needles that day in 2019 talk to started talking about a new wide spread. does he use that caused severe lung damage? there's a few points that were really the target. all of the patients were diagnosed with a lung injury associated with using electronic cigarettes or facing products. he pulled this out. he really felt holy crap, his him died. oh no, he's to be better. it was, i wouldn't want my worst enemy to ever go through that. it was out of breath. that's our top headlines here on our tea with patients already forced to q for hours to get into hospitals in the u. k. paramedics ward of an actually u

walter smith stands there with the very best, such asjock stein, alex ferguson, i think walter for hisimate rangers figure. he epitomised what rangers stood for a great winner, a great loser when he had to be and someone who really summed up rangers football club and his death leaves a huge void at ibrox that is very difficult to fill. . ., ., i. ibrox that is very difficult to fill. . ., ., , ., ~ , fill. what do you think were his secific fill. what do you think were his specific talents, _ fill. what do you think were his specific talents, we _ fill. what do you think were his specific talents, we hear - fill. what do you think were his specific talents, we hear about | specific talents, we hear about these super managers, was it his coaching, his man management or did he have it all? to coaching, his man management or did he have it all?— he have it all? to have the success walter had — he have it all? to have the success walter had with _ he have it all? to have the success walter had with rangers _ he have it all? to have the success walter had with rangers and - he have it all?

thursday on the alex simon shows, but i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, sport, business. i'm show business, i'll see you then the me or i welcome back to all the smith and that's all to leave and senior fellow, the quinta institute for responsible faith craft in washington to see dr. leaving. we started this discussion with the western policy of garrison and i heard you say that, you know, part of the problem is the western on the willingness or inability to comprehend and deal with complexity. this shortage of both analytical and intellectual scope and breath. is that a problem only with a gap? sounds portfolio or is it the more of a feature of the western policy in general when it comes to international affairs? i think it's a way to feature. i mean, much of the presentation of russia in the west and i'm sorry to say, you know, in academia and think tanks as well as in the media, is pure caricature. it's, it's, it's a real basis in reality, a tool. and it's also of course, laced with hatred by now, as i have to say, of course, as well, that's true of many russians on the other side. to be honest with you, i think. and we are recording this intervi

sir alex ferguson — who worked with walter smith at scotland and at manchester united — said in a statementnces. northern ireland face austria in belfast as they battle for second spot in the group. the match takes place at seaview in front of a sell out crowd. and wales are at home to bottom placed side estonia as they aim to stay second in the group behind france. they're also expecting a record home crowd at the cardiff city stadium. the former south africa captain quinton de kock pulled out of his side's match against the west indies earlier today because he didn't want to take a knee. south africa went on to win the match by eight wickets. the governing body had told the south african team all were to take a knee before the match — the first time all 11 players have done so together — but de kock chose not to play for what was described as "personal reasons". south africa restricted west indies to 143 from their 20 overs, which never looked likely to be enough. and a 50 from aidan markram took south africa to an easy victory. in the second match, pakistan are taking on new zealand. pak

walter smith's influence was most keenly felt here, but he did transcend both rangers and scottish football. tributes have come today from celtic, from sir kenny dalglish, from sir alexssful manager here at rangers. i think he epitomised everything this club stands for. his dna is all over the club and it's obviously very sad news. scotland has lost one of its most remarkable sons. there is a poignancy though that he lived long enough to see rangers once again crowned scottish champions. the former scotland and rangers manager walter smith, who's died at the age of 73. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. it's going to stay very mild in the next few days. temperatures today were widely 17 c but we're also going to find some heavy rain in the next few days. particularly across western areas, the southern uplands, cumbrian fells, northern penines and then into west wales, cumbrian fells, northern pennines and then into west wales, that heavy rain is going to lead to some flooding. a lot of rain band moves across southwards overnight into northern ireland for awhile then down towards the irish sea into the nort

walter smith's influence was most keenly felt here, but he did transcend both rangers and scottish football. tributes have come today from celtic, from sir kenny dalglish, from sir alexr here at rangers. i think he epitomised everything this club stands for. his dna is all over the club and it's obviously very sad news. scotland has lost one of its most remarkable sons. there is a poignancy though that he lived long enough to see rangers once again crowned scottish champions. the former scotland and rangers manager, walter smith, who's died aged 73. japan's princess mako has married a commoner, and left the royal family. there was no shinto ceremony or big reception for the niece of the emperor. instead, she and herfiance went to the equivalent of the tokyo register office. the marriage was delayed by almost four years amid intense scrutiny and criticism of the match which took a mental toll on the princess. from tokyo, here's rupert wingfield—hayes. no grand wedding ceremony, no cheering crowds, just a very formal goodbye from princess mako to her parents. at first, her sister does the same, but then does the same, but then she steps forward for a very un—japanese h

alex. sandra, this could be a bellwether for next year. >> sandra: absolutely. a lot of people watching this. great to be with you. john, thanks to everybody for joining us. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. hump day. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thanks very much, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. the "the story" right now is what is happening at the white house. behind closed doors, president biden is trying to get the votes for the build back better agenda. it's a multi-trillion dollar lift. he has slim margins in the house and the senate. progressives and moderates will have to give in to get this thing through. it's really all on joe biden's shoulders right now. joe manchin is reportedly refusing to support the part of the bill that would cut into coal and fossil fuels in his home state. he wasn't happy with bernie sanders that went after him in an op-ed in west virginia papers. now the two senators say they're talking. watch this moment. >> we're talking. >> we're talking. >> you'll have an announcement by the end of the week? >> we're talking. >> martha: we're talking. let's go to peter

smith. there is no evidence, whatsoever. and i meaner i don't -- i just think is reacting to sort of the public pressure. >> now, anderson, in a strikingly similar case, a law firm that alexsurance payment settlements that he allegedly stole from clients of the firm. they say for many years to use on his own personal expenses. alex murdaugh's attorney, jim griffin, released a statement saying that this was a sad development. that they would cooperate with the law firm's investigation. and by the way, this is a law firm that alex murdaugh's great grandfather founded back in the early 1900s. another bond hearing is set, by the way, for next week, anderson. >> incredible. amara, thanks very much. up next, what the gang behind the kidnapping of the 16 american and one canadian missionaries is demanding for their release. the latest from haiti, ahead. vig a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only

alex forsyth, bbc news, hastings. let's discuss the prime minister's speech in more detail. with me is daniel pryor, who is the head of programmes at the adam smithion. thank you to both of you forjoining me. let me start by asking you, seena, what did you make of this beach today? tt seena, what did you make of this beach today?— beach today? it did not really surrise beach today? it did not really surprise me. _ beach today? it did not really surprise me, i— beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did _ beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did not - beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did not think. beach today? it did not really i surprise me, i did not think this would be on levelling up and how he would be on levelling up and how he would actually plan to do that, and i think the reception that he received from the conference delegates was exactly as i thought. it was a bit muted around all the vaccine stuff but definitely a lot of support for the agenda that everyone campaigned on for 2019. d0 everyone campaigned on for 2019. do you agree with that assessment, daniel? ., ., ._ ., , , daniel? no, i would say it was v

alex. sandra, this could be a bellwether for next year. >> sandra: absolutely. a lot of people watching this. great to be with you. john, thanks to everybody for joining us. i'm sandra smith. see you tomorrow. hump day. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thanks very much, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. the "the story" right now is what is happening at the white house. behind closed doors, president biden is trying to get the votes for the build back better agenda. it's a multi-trillion dollar lift. he has slim margins in the house and the senate. progressives and moderates will have to give in to get this thing through. it's really all on joe biden's shoulders right now. joe manchin is reportedly refusing to support the part of the bill that would cut into coal and fossil fuels in his