jofra archer broke the opening partnership shortly after and it south africa never really recovered.t as they struggled to a modest 146—6. the series was there for the taking, but south africa had other ideas. first, jos buttler, thenjonny bairstow, england's hero from the first game back down to earth with a bang. and then came ben stokes. he was third to go, top edging to the keeper. but with time and wickets running out, dawid malan steadied the ship. the world's best batsman in the format, who went to schooljust down the road, with a confident half century. as england edged to a series win. austin halewood, bbc news. after all the hype and controversy, 54—year—old mike tyson's return to the ring ended in a draw against royjones jr in los angeles. thejudges couldn't separate the two former heavyweight world champions in their eight—round exhibition fight. afterwards, tyson said he'd changed and now wanted to do charity work. i'm capable of helping a lot of people less fortunate than myself. that is what i'm capable of doing, all over the world. in a perfect world, i'm a missionary

pro trump archers and counter protesters at times separated by a line of police downtown washington,ere members of black lives matter as well as far right militia groups like the proud boys, which spent much of saturday shouting at each other. overnight, things got violent, fistfights to all-out brawls which stretched into the early hours this morning. we are told two officers were injured and last night, the mayor's office says at least 20 arrests were made for disorderly conduct, assault, assault on an officer, and firearm possession, during one confrontation, a man was stabbed, he is expected to be all right, the president and his allies are decrying far left groups as scum. >> whether it be the dc police or the doj, there have to be immediate crackdowns on these groups, because this is just, this isn't how society is was to work. >> reporter: the dc chapter black lives matter none too happy with the mayor, they say she did nothing to stop supporters from ripping downsides of the fencing outside the white house. >>> the longtime owner of the legendary ricky's sports bar in san lea

ben stokes, jofra archer and sam curran will head home after the t20 series, the first match is on thember in cape town. durham's mark wood is named in both squads. for me, it has been awhile since i played a bit of cricket, so i'm looking forward to it. i think some of the lads have been in the ipl, so it will be important to look after them and of course from a cricketing point of view, they will be a battle hardened and ready to go and ready to show off those skills. for a couple of our lads that have been home like myself, we will build into it, but we will be fresh from the knowledge that we have been at home, so knowledge that we have been at home, so mentally we will be quite fresh, so we so mentally we will be quite fresh, so we will have to look after each other in different ways, but i think going forward into south africa, there will be a lot of excitement because they are a good team and we know what lies at the end with a 2020 world cup. australia all—rounder shane watson has retired from all forms of cricket, ending a 20—year career. he played in 59 tests, as well as coun

against the ousting of the former president over corruption allegations the whole romany watching archers, their life. my headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next 30 minutes. ethiopia's prime minister declares victory in a security operation in the north, which has left hundreds of people dead, thousands displaced. also, republican should stop their shenanigans about an election that president trump has already more democratic party leaders asked republicans to help with the transition of power demands. the president elect joe biden be allowed to intelligence briefings live near the end, a desperate search for survivors after migrant boat sinks, a 6 month old baby is among dozens dead in the mediterranean. bottom to the program, police improves capital lima block protesters from reaching government headquarters . they're marching against the impeachment of the former president martin, this car, a novice car. it was voted out of office over corruption charges and replaced by the former head of congress. manuel merino, but he'll serve as the interim president until july. marianna

boris johnson get up virtually in the commons tomorrow to set so these isolation plants, and just one archer is that there will be an element to help people in ca re will be an element to help people in care homes stop officer, that's been a real problem, people not being able to have relatives to visit. on one element of this isolation, the testing plan, will be to allow it to visits from two relatives every week, and also lets us forget tested, i think, week, and also lets us forget tested, ithink, both week, and also lets us forget tested, i think, both times on both visits. and that will allow them to also hark and hold hands and have physical contact, and that has been such a big problem during the crisis, and i think that will be a major breakthrough tomorrow. john lets talk about spending, because thatis lets talk about spending, because that is the other big story, and arguably would be issued story if it we re arguably would be issued story if it were not for covid, the chancellor's on wednesday. i will ask you first of all a kind of stylistic point, if you would. what you make of t

they've taken wickets already, temba bavuma gone for 13 — bowled by joffra archer.t by tom curran off the bowling of chris jordan, for 26. england are fielding the same side that won the first match on friday. south africa currently 65—2. steve smith hit a second straight century as australia won the second one—day international in sydney, setting a new record for their highest odi score against the side. they made 389—4, beating the mark they set just two days ago — smith scoring 104 off 64 balls. there was a worrying injury to david warner early in india's reply — he's been sent to hospital for scans on a groin strain. pat cummins took three wickets, as australia won by 51 runs, to make sure of victory in the three—match series. liverpool are top of the english premier league as things stand following their draw at brighton yesterday, but they could be overtaken by either chelsea or tottenham, who face each other today. that's one of three matches, with southampton taking on manchester united in the early game, and arsenal are at home to wolves later. there's comm

and bolivia's new president luis archer has been sworn in at a ceremony in the left wing leader has promised to rebuild the country after a year of political unrest has landslide victory in october signaled a revival of the socialist mass party after former president evo morales fled bolivia last year the country's been run by a right wing interim government ever since last year's disputed election. half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines joe biden has vowed to heal america's deep political divide and to tackle the coronavirus pandemic in his 1st message since being declared president elect of the united states as more exit tended to church service in his home state of delaware with family members after a night of celebrations have been congratulations and messages of support been sent to joe biden and come to harris by leaders all over the world countries like germany india and qatar have all expressed a willingness to work together to develop closer ties with the united states.

how to control the body they are in and then we see this and humans all the time the world's best archer is harmless he holds the record for the longest accurate shot because his brain can say cool i will use my legs if anyone saw my series the brain one who was completely paralyzed with damage to her spinal cord she got the brain implants that allows her to control this very beautiful sophisticated arm simply she imagines moving her real arm and that is translated into moving the robotic arm and of course she gets better and better because of the brain plasticity so think about it a different way so it turns out how can you make live wire devices? we are just starting this and one colleague of mine at columbia called the starfish robot is in the programmed but to figure out the body by trying different moves and seeing what happens to the body. it actually figures out the key is you can snap leg often figures how to walk again because it figures out the body by trial and error. so the next principal the last thing i will mention then moving to q&a, part of the reason i think it's so ama

prayer chain archer. how fast the sea levels are rising, scientists hope a new earth observation satellites will help them find out the central sex satellite left in air force base in california on saturday. onboard a space. x. falcon 9 rocket. it's part of a joint project between nasa and the european space agency. robert oulds has more it's developers say the ocean measuring satellite sentinel 6 will provide irrefutable evidence of how the seas are rising due to human caused global warming . the satellite, which resembles a large gadget festooned orbiting doghouse, can quantify ocean rise to within a centimeter. the main concept is that has a radar altimeter on board, and it, it fires a pulse of the ocean surface and you measure how it takes that also to go out and come back. and from that you can him for the height of the satellite above the ocean surface. and so when you take the height of the satellite and you subtract off that radar measurement of the height of the satellite above the ocean surface,

we see this in humans all the time and it's the world's best archer is aless. he got interested in archery and holds the record for the longest shot and this is because his brain can say okay, cool i wl pull this thing back and do it like that. there's this woman that's completely paralyzed. this allows me to control the robotic arm, a very sophisticated robotic arm. she controls this with the motors in her cortex and imagines moving her arm and that gets translated into moving this robotic arm. she gets better and better at it because of the brain plasticity and she's figuring out okay when i think this it does this a little bit wrong so i will think about it a little bit differently. so you can have things outside of your body. and it turns out that this whole idea about how can you actually make livewire devices that figure out their body the way the brain does, we are just starting this. one colleague of mine at columbia makes a little robot called the starfish robot that isn't preprogrammed to know its body. instead it figures out its body by trying out di

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is important for smaller companies who cannot devote the kinds of resources to protecting security archer platforms might be able to. david: as you know, these are truly global companies. what is going on with regulation along these lines elsewhere? i have heard a lot in the eu about antitrust or competition law or regulation. i've not heard as much about political speech. are other jurisdictions taking a look at the same issues? matthew: they are. there is activity in the u.k. and the european union and activity in australia. as you say, it is on antitrust issues. for some of these jurisdictions, they are thinking about new mechanisms to hold the platforms more broadly accountable. their proposals for digital platforms or institutions within government that would closely monitor activity on certain networks and make sure that activity was consistent with the best practices laid out. it is likely we will see more of that kind of government action, even if section 230 is rolled back. david: great to have you. we are the man -- you are the man we wanted to talk to. that is matt perault. you

he's from georgia, of professional archer that's gone viral with his trick shots.g out with his bow and arrow. threading an arrow through a ring in mid air, nothing he can't do. i just recommend staying on his good side. that is the sporting life at this hour. slow it down so you can see it. >> that was great, like a marvel superhero.>> like i say, stay on his good side.>> so what you think about this college football situation. do you think cal will get to play? >> like i said, they might even have their game bumped up to sunday but it is just the situation. the way i look at it, tackle football and social distancing, it's like putting a round peg into a square hole. it just really, over the long haul, i don't see how it could work. it is so far in the nfl but if you think about it they've got very regimented schedules, they are older and more mature. perhaps taking it more seriously. and with the covid situation all over the country, even more so with college athletes. so whatever the ingredient is, it's been more precarious for the college athletes. cal and stan

especially in terms of both congratulating tom, but the connection with william archer lewis. roger invited me to my first seminar at the wilson center in 1988. it was so important in helping me with my historical work on the middle east. i am indebted, as i think we all rp or tom, it's a wonderful book. i was told not to say how much about how good the book is. what i was particularly struck by was the humanity with which you wrote. this is an extraordinary hard achievement, given the where kissinger, the name kissinger, and the name nixon. i say this because i was struck by one article that was written 10 years ago. the first line was, "richard nixon is our freddy krueger and." this is our set of terms, yet you have not done that. you have written a book with historical context of research, but also understanding that kissinger knew what he knew of what we don't know now. that is a second great wonderful thing about your book. these views you have gone hindsight -- i was struck by this. you are talking about the fact that they were so obsessed with the 1972 election. you are

joe biden is named as a possible witness in the bond fraud case involving allegedly involving devin archerally named in court records as a possible witness in that. that i think that is what you're referring to. we have the fbi investigating hunter biden's laptop for money laundering. hunter biden began sending large wire transfers out of the pot of money he got from china over to james and sarah biden to their bank account and a lot of these wires involved shell companies. the treasury department and banks are flagging them for potential criminal financial activity. we don't know if there is money laundering involved here but treasury analysis, sol, the aim was to send large amounts of money into the u.s., to these bank accounts to purchase, quote, luxury goods and properties. the amount flowing through the hudson west shell was $902 million. that is according to one report. this is, sounds like if you take out the names, this is classic money laundering stuff. >> well, there are all kinds of things like i said that hunter biden could conceivably being investigated for. obviously he is in

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this is when they convicted devo n archer of the indian bond fraud and a lot of this information was available some of these transactions were occurring back then and the question i have, did they not look into hunter biden because of his last name? it's a serious question, the fact that we might, we probably have two systems of justice one for democrats and the well-connected and one for republicans like president trump and the rest of americans. that's one of the reasons that the american people are losing confidence in agencies like the fbi. maria: yes, exactly. peter schweizer, let's assess where we are. we've got a list of some of the deals that we know about, that hunter biden was involved in, whether it be the $1.5 billion that he got from the bank of china after traveling with the vice president to china, or the $3.5 million that he got from elana batarina, the wife of the former mayor of moscow or the $4.2 million total that he got from burisma in ukraine making $83,000 a month. assess where we are on this story, what do you know as fact? >> well, we know for a fact that wha

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homeless person who said they tried getting into the bathroom goes to show you though how ready police archers fund any thefts or violence here the last time i saw shops boarded up in walnut creek was during the protests earlier this year. and we've seen it all over the bay area and country while many of them, we're peaceful there were crowds that came out and cause a lot of damage to stores in the area know again across the bay area look at video from san francisco businesses are boarded up there as well since there's fear the election results could bring more protests and violence. we talked with san francisco chamber of commerce j chang about why businesses are taking these precautions. >>motions are running high. it's been a difficult year. it's been a difficult election season. and we're afraid that things go the wrong way or people are unhappy with the results that they may take it out on businesses and windows each window smashed windows is usually thousands of dollars and if you have been paying rent for the last 9 months or you have been getting income for the last 9 months a couple $

dan archer runs an in—home care company in sheffield.running out of ppe. i run a care business. we support vulnerably placed adults in the community. i'm not a procurement expert, but we were finding ourselves in a position, with a little bit of work, a little bit of desk research, where we were able to find these face masks for better value than we were being offered by government sanctioned providers. in august, the bbc revealed 150 million facemasks with ear loops, supplied by ayanda capital, couldn't be used in the nhs. and similar masks from pestfix also didn't meet the safety specifications. pestfix agreed to supply other ppe instead. ayanda said it had met the requirements at the time. the report says there could be millions of other items of ppe, totalling hundreds of millions of pounds, that are potentially unsuitable. we're suggesting that there is a comprehensive lessons learned exercise that should be undertaken, that should involve local stakeholders, staff, representatives and care providers, to look at how we prepare for f

dan archer runs an in—home care company in sheffield.ghts how care companies came close to running out of ppe. i run a care business. we support vulnerably placed adults in the community. i'm not a procurement expert, but we were finding ourselves in a position, with a little bit of work, a little bit of desk research, where we were able to find these face masks for better value than we were being offered by government sanctioned providers. in august, the bbc revealed 150 million face masks with ear loops, supplied by ayanda capital couldn't be used in the nhs. and similar masks from pestfix also didn't meet the safety specifications. pestfix agreed to supply other ppe instead. ayanda said it had met the requirements at the time. the report says there could be millions of other items of ppe, totalling hundreds of millions of pounds, that are potentially unsuitable. we're suggesting that there is a comprehensive lessons learned exercise that should be undertaken, that should involve local stakeholders, staff, representatives and care prov

the why -- derrick archer a former data analyst with the secretary of state's office in arizona he sincep of giving the vote to joe biden. there are women very upset with the president of the united states, perhaps for the same reasons that cindy mccain was upset with the president of the united states just attitude who traditionally voted republican. that type of small difference that movement in that block, at this point is making a difference in less than a 30,000-vote difference. >> question, question, all right, here we are 5:40 in the morning. day six or seven, imagine what the electorate looks like in this country. instead of two parties a binary system, you have four or five so that the cindy mccains of the world and other demographics that don't like the box that they're put in with democrats and republicans are increasingly saying independents, that's why so much of the electorate is identifying as independent, because you have that party, and you add that our congress pass term limits in the house and senate, how different do you think politics looks in america. >> i didn't th