review where the ball was when his bottom hit the goal line. we see right there. looks like when he came down the ball as at the play. probably have to freeze to confirm it. and here is that freeze. >> tony: very close. very close. >> reporter: i think he'll get that. >> tony: as close as owusu-koramoah. >> mike: that's right. at the other end that put the irish up ten. that spot where he's down, i don't know how you could reverse that. the second touchdown, if it is a touchdown for powell, six catches, 162 yards. uiagalelei has thrown for 426 now. >> tony: has he really? that's a sneaky 400. >> mike: you're the best. >> tony: no, it is. >> mike: i know. >> tony: he's having a good night and, yeah, i would say maybe 350. >> mike: and his dad, a big day. he's been loving every second of this. he has not sat down since he walked in the stadium. >> tony: you know what? he is a proud dad, but i love it. that's how i would be with my boys if they're doing great like this. >> mike: so proud of his -- >> referee: after further review, the ruling on th

bit of a ball game. each one war. of course, it's a mistake and there's going to be some funny, funny jokes about me in the coming days, but we won the game so i don't know, not know, it's over to the rest of the weekend's action. the lives that have the chance to go joint top after byron munich's draw earlier on saturday, but he'll be on novels. months team had never won in frankfurt and unfortunately for them it was the host to hit the target 1st. on 43 minutes. i mean barca controlling the long ball with his chest before firing in the opening goal line take responded in the 57th minute, using paulsen cutting across from actually neo into the corner of the nats. with incredible finesse. and one hole is how it ended lights and failed to take advantage of biron stumble and still have not managed to win in frankfurt. marco rose's glass back suffered a heartbreaking loss to live, accuse him last time out. but they were still just 4 points away from the champions league spots with just 5 minutes going, florrie, annoyed,

ball gets snapped. confusion with the offensive line. because he started to move, it took away the timing. and by the time he threw that, presley still had a shot, but he was wide open early in the route. >> chris: so riley's going to go to 4-0 in bedlam games. the legendary coaches, talking about bud, barry, and bob, all of them thoroughly dominated the rivalry. switzer, 15-1 against cowboys. bob stoops, 15-4. bob watching here tonight. he hired a 31-year-old lincoln riley to call the plays here. he fired josh heupel who was a gnash championship winning quarterback at oklahoma. he saw, many believe, something of himself in riley. now it seems like an easy choice, but at 31 to give the reins, he knew riley was going to be succeed him and bob hung it up. hard to argue what he's had to do. you got some legends who coached here, right? but the way he has started his career. lincoln riley's going to go to 42-8. in the hunt for a fourth consecutive conference championship. >> kirk: that's in three years if you think about it. he's in fourth y

i can definitely remember heading balls and blocking out for a few seconds when the ball because it was progress in professional football and you were in the gm heading balls for four professional football and you were in the gm heading balls forfour or five minutes. did you feel concussed to any time? did you develop any symptoms? every saturday i was concussed. you would get fans on the end and you are notjust hitting the ball, their elbows and bashing heads and knees as you down to the ground. you will get need in the head. that's the way it was years ago. you gaveit that's the way it was years ago. you gave it out and took it as well. yes, there were lots of times in my career when i was concussed. 100%. you just got up and got on with it and follow the game and never really given any thought of the actual consequences. are you worried about suffering from dementia in your long term for future? i do have memory lapses. i speak to the mates of mine and we chat and reminisce about things and i'll be honest, i cannot reverse some of them. i think is at my age or heading balls but for t

and she one and hearing the judges discuss the merits of this matzoh ball soup. i just felt such a sense of pride, watching this and being like this is a gourmet challenge and she might win the title with a bowl of matzoh ball soup that's an incredible moment for jewish cuisine i think. >> and that's fascinating. >> what is really jewish zine and the elements that define it. >> so much of how it has been defined in the united states has been shaped by companies like the manischewitz company which promoted matzoh ball soup as an everyday food it's a food for passover and matzoh ball soup most of and dumpling soup for the holiday of passover but the company, had this amazing idea that they would sell their meal from which you could make matzoh balls year-round and therefore, we got matzoh ball soup year-round as a recognizably jewish food. >> so from something that is particular, something that comes every day what then do you think is kind of a big question, what is the future of the jewish food? >>? i think there is a trend toward elevating it by some chefs as al

the ball off the boot a certain opery only hit the side netting. it was dortmund who brought the poles of germany back in 2010 as well as other budding stars most recently eleanor hall and he showed his class plenty of times on saturday but likewise wasted his 1st chance 20 minutes in. some might also call the classic a clash of the strikers but that would be unfair to players who often start at goal scoring moves in this case it was center back jerome boateng who found he has become all in midfield the frenchman releasing says can operate on the left flank a clinical cross and a clinical finish 11 goal skeet. i can sue purgative team goal except for the score being spot. offside nil nil it remains. high and success comes from being a well oiled machine where every called counts on saturday goes away kimmage through a potential spanner in the works by fouling holland and in the process tearing his ministers he'll be out to january at least. one of 4 that's on an injury like that is a big blow he's a really important player for the teams really off

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then lost in the finally noise house put the ball away. in the 66 minute procmail from burger collided with the envelope and book room and down the 2 minutes from time. daniel caligiuri took advantage of capitals in the blood back to volley in as afflicted equaliser of one all the final school. ouch! good snatch the points against the loads? well, roses let's back. have to settle for a disappointing tool. oftentimes andre crumb rich was making his comeback against a card after catching coke at 19 in mid october. but 7 of his teammates who tested positive last week were missing. the trial found gardner tried to feed crown merchant the 16th minute, but the ball came back to him and he finished the job himself. apperception touch to open the scoring but stood guard struck back just 2 minutes later, argentina international make a last one solace, making a mockery of the hoffenheim defense. and when gonsalves has had a rebound into silence, while monkey took out strokes are took the lead 9 minutes later. 2 tries, but the ball went to the ball o

and finally, not house put the ball. what? in the 66 minute fail from both collided with the envelope. and i remember down 2 minutes from time daniel caligiuri took advantage of shadows in the cloud both to fully in his afflicted, equalise a one older final school house. book snatch the points against the loads while rose just left back, had to settle for a disappointing tool. oftentimes, andre crime rich was making his comeback against a card after catching coke at 19 in mid october. but 7 of his teammates who tested positive last week were missing stuff. baumgartner tried to feed from her chin the 16th minute, but the ball came back to him and they finished the job himself. a precision touch to open the scoring. but stuttgart struck back just 2 minutes later, argentina international nickel last bansal is making a mockery of the hoffenheim defense and went on, silas's had a rebounded to silas, while monkey took out stuff. car took the lead. 9 minutes later to trust, but the ball went to call a foul mouth and couldn't believe

so no pickle ball weather tomorrow. it's just good weather to, well, stay inside and finish the project you haven't had a chance to the past seven or eight months with our lockdown. so i'm sure there's something out there people can find to do, right? >> i'm just going to keep procrastinating. >> i think i'll clean the house. >> you can do that too. >> all right. >> thanks, jeff. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, that french laundry faux pas. governor newsom addresses his dinner party and says it's important to own up to that mistake. >>> with many college students returning home for the holiday, we have important advice for families to reduce the risk of spraefding the virus. also the uptick in young children feeling overwhelmed during all of this. we'll tell you what parents should watch out for when we see you back here tonight. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. ♪ i didn't have health

tell us, proud of the seed balls, unique design, big thing the seed balls can years.how do you stop those seeds being eaten prematurely by mice, by birds, by insights? not really our concepts. i think i'd say, how do you got the right type of seeds the right? don't have them being eaten by the things you don't want to eat. what's more the pellet prevents, the wind from blowing the seeds around. the balls are made from charcoal, dust, teddy and else and by the material from people who make charcoal. so they take in what would seem to be a useless byproduct and turned it into a valuable resource. it's not waste anymore because we buy it. so we have these vendors that found us up and say ok, we have a lorry load, we go in, we take it for ton load, we pay them for it. and then it's made into briquettes. we had binders of water. we have rolling machines that create pillows, pillow big cats, and this is called vendors waste. truckle. it's cheaper to use the balls to plant new trees than it is to use seedlings. we hope to be able to do that a 1000000 seed balls plus that we'

ifeel like the ball. ok! ok! ifeel like the ball clipped the bat. going to talk trash though. keep your eye on the ball. (laughs). don't say it! don't say it! ok. there you go, run it out! let go of the bat! (laughs). (laughs). ithink i'm go of the bat! (laughs). (laughs). i think i'm going to leave it to the professionals. i need a bit more pack us. (laughs). —— practice. i did warn you. i can't believe i just ran off with the bat like that. honestly those guys gave me so much stick for doing that. but you've got to admit though, i kind of had them worried. that's it for this week, i dojoin us next week if you can, when. .. week, i dojoin us next week if you can, when... one year on from their devastating summer bushfires we visit australia's kangaroo island to see how life is beginning to bounce back. catch that if you can, but in the meantime remember to follow us on the meantime remember to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel. hopefully we will give you even more inspiration therefore the time when we can all start travelling

pickle ball. >> it gets him out running with no pe class.s both important and fun. >> but for many of those living near the four pickle ball courts, fun is not an word that pops up much. >> pickle ball is extremely loud, and it's constant. it goes from, at best, eight in the morning until the parks close at eight at night. >> that's the sound of pickle ball, although the harder a player hits with a paddle the louder it gets. >> when i come home from work i just want quiet. not bang, bang, bang. >> it is a fun sport, it's lively and pretty easy to pick up. >> it needs to be somewhere else. >> neighbors have become activists, they have up petition demanding that it turns back to tennis ball courts. they also say that pickle ball courts should be further away from homes. >> the neighbors will kind of hang outside of the courts. they will film is playing. it is definitely intimidating and sort of like, silly. >> we reached out to the city of berkley but did not hear back. neighbors say the parks department installed a lock to keep players out at

and the berliners got the ball rolling in the 27th minute. taiwo money netting his 1st goal, throwing the on after arriving on loan from liverpool. not minutes later though, elyas hearing level playing south park alone heading in a free kick, the un won a penalty 20 minutes from time, but not spose and missed the small kick for the 1st time in his career. luckily he made no mistakes with the freedom to wind, which cannot be good news for marcus dolls. job security knowing how to have a single way and so far this season could they rely on to give them a much needed spark against freiburg? the was an emphatic yes. with barely a minute gone, the frenchman got the ball rolling when not to be opened and he made it to hall for an hour later. florian mother managed to parry robin, klein, songs attempts, but the title was that some of the day wasn't done yet. 6 minutes later he completed his hat trick from a book could only come up with a late consolation goal. neil hates us and parking in the rebound from roland shelagh's, shot 31 on mine. so finall

they also say that essentially pickle ball courts should be further away from homes.she loves pickle ball but has stopped playing in cedar rose park. >> the neighbors will hang outside of the courts, they will film is playing. it is definitely intimidating. it is sort of like silly.>> we reached out to the city of berkley but did not hear back. the parks department installed a lot to keep players out at night and that it plans to hang a tarp around the fence in hopes of muffling the noise. it's unclear whether the city plans to move the pickle ball courts to another park. >>> taking a look at the forecast, that includes thanksgiving day and the weekend coming up. i will be back with the five day. >>> right now we go to alex savidge with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu plus. >> the cdc is reportedly considering shortening the coronavirus quarantine period to as little as one week. tonight in covid conversations we will talk about why health officials potentially could make this change. also an alcohol ban in pennsylvania to hel

and finally, not house put the ball away. in the 66 minute rafael from bogota, live it with him below and down to minutes from time, daniel caligiuri took advantage of capitals in the clock back to volley in his afflicted equaliser of one hole. the final school output snatched the points against the loads, while rose's left back had to settle for a disappointing duel. times andre cram rich was making his comeback against a guard after catching coke at 19 in mid october. but 7 of his teammates who tested positive last week were missing. i saw found gardner tried to feed crime, lurch in the 16th minute, but the ball came back to him and he finished the job himself. a precision touch to open the story. but stood guard struck back just 2 minutes later, argentina international. nicol last gonzales making a mockery of the hoffenheim defense and when gonsalves has had a rebounded to silence, one monkey took out stuff. car took the lead. 9 minutes later, 2 tries but the ball went to colin powell man couldn't believe it. soon after th

the ball of the boot to set and i could only hit the side netting. it was dortmund who brought the pole to germany back in 2010 as well as other budding stars most recently eleanor hall and he showed his class plenty of times on saturday but likewise waste this 1st chance 20 minutes said. i some might also call the classic a clash of the strikers but that would be unfair to players who often start at goal scoring moves in this case it was center back jerome boateng who found he has become all in midfield the frenchman releasing says can operate on the left flank a clinical crossed. in a clinical finished 11 goals. i slipped and sue purgative team goal except for the score of being spotted offside nil nil it remains. by and success comes from being a well oiled machine where every called campus on saturday goes to a chemist through a potential spanner in the works by fouling holland and in the process tearing his ministers he'll be out to january at least. one of 4 that's on an injury like that is a big blow he's a really important player for the team

>> the birthday balls. >> birthday balls. right. and what was the birthday ball? >> weren't they just like big parties or fund-raisers basically on his birthday, drive in like a bunch of dimes, like money. >> not dimes yet. we're still into the balls. still into the fancy balls. >> just driving a lot of money for the foundation. >> yeah. celebrate roosevelt, celebrate his birthday, and you have these fancy balls at fancy hotels. and they were all across the country, which is quite amazing to think about. it wasn't just like in new york and washington but all across the country. but there's a problem. actually there, were a couple problems with those balls that became readily apparent within a few years and why might people begin to think maybe these birthday balls aren't a very good idea. josh? >> i think people took issue as using him as a figurehead since he was the president and it seemed like he should remain neutral because he was in an important political office. >> okay. he's the president and he's what? what is his political party? >> democrat. >> he's a d

>> the birthday balls? >> birthday balls, right. >> what was a birthday ball? yet. we're still into the balls the still into the fancy balls. >> driving a lot of of money for the foundation. >> celebrate roosevelt, celebrate his birthday. >> and you have these fancy balls at fancy hotels. and they were all across the country, which is quite amazing to think about. it wasn't just like in new york and washington but all across the country. but there's a problem. actually there were a couple of problems with those balls. it became readily apparent within a few years. why might people begin to think maybe these birthday balls aren't a very good idea? josh? >> i think people took issue with using him as a figure head since he was the president. >> he's the president and he's what? what is his political party? democrat. right. so this immediately -- no republican wants to go to a birthday ball for franklin roosevelt, right? so you had the political issue. what message does this deliver, these birthday balls? if you're in the heart of the depression, how might you--. >> th

, a training ball which could be used for heading practice.ve warned former players might lack the experience to replace greg clarke as chair of the organisation following his resignation. clarke stepped down last week after using offensive and outdated language when referring to black players. we absolutely need the influence of former players on our board and i think if you look at the two different components, one, we want a fantastic ambassador. secondly, we need someone that can run the board of 450 need someone that can run the board of a50 miland need someone that can run the board of a50 mil and pans business. some players would be capable of that but others might not have the experience. tottenham managerjose mourinho says he wants answers from the england boss gareth southgate — after he revealed certain club managers were putting players under pressure to manage their international workloads.. mourinho questioned why manchester city's raheem sterling was allowed to miss england's dead rubber with iceland. it means sterling is now li

we're all players who prefer to be on the ball and sometimes we want to carry the ball all the way into gulf. that's a fair criticism at times it can be difficult for us to play against a sitting defense. and that's why it takes us a little longer to score sometimes. thankfully for dortmund was in the form of his life. he was showcasing his leadership when he was needed but a late injury will have been sweating with a jam packed schedule the club can ill afford to go without his main man in defense . forces was very very good today not only. i don't think. you should be defended by how many course but he did very well taking the score the goals away and of course with 2 goals. he stepped up today really. with. his importance to their defensive stability despite. looked disappointed with a less than graceful end he knows. he needs his big firing at both ends of the pitch and will be praying both. are available for the big clash. with the world match. this dutch magazine was impressed by how players stepped up in front of the goal while their regular. wondered if it was actually holland.

but now you have the mirror ball. so you thought you might get the mirror ball and an engagement.o pressure, jason. >> and, artem, you have a family waiting at home. your wife, of course and matteo, i think, this summer was born. you had to be away from them. how big a deal is this now to be able to get back home and get settled and have the win? >> oh. >> you know what, i just can't wait to get back because i love seeing him in the early mornings and put him to bed and can do it every single day and i just can't wait to get this, squeeze him, smell him. hug my fiancee, be like complete family. >> well, congrats. i don't know what it is with the bachelorettes but this is back-to-back wins i believe on "dancing with the stars" for bachelorettes. you do well and the cheering we're hearing is actually the people y'all beat. so good of them to be not sore losers. there they are. look at that happy bunch of people that lost last night. we'll talk to everybody here shortly. somebody wake up nelly. but coming up, much more on our "dancing with the stars" after party. live. stay with us,

we had a ball hanging from the ceiling in the gym.our, 45 minutes practising heading a ball, swinging from the ceiling. we'd play head tennis in the gym and then you get on the field and you practise... what we were well known for at west ham, of course, was the near post crosses, near post headers. former premier league player chris sutton agrees. his father was also a player and is now suffering with dementia. he's calling for a seven step plan in football to reduce the risk, including limiting heading in practice and for the players‘ union, the pfa, to provide more help. not enough is being done and the players of nobby stiles' generation aren't getting looked after well enough. it's as simple as that, because it's notjust the dementia sufferer, it's actually the effect it has on the families. the research so far is compelling but not yet conclusive. the players' union says it's setting up a task force and is helping to fund more studies into the links between headers and concussion with dementia. this is no longer seen asjust an i

in february, the fa banned under—11s from heading the ball.part of this world any more, he's gone, he's completely gone, but he is physically stood right in front of you. eight years ago, gary's dad, chris chilton, hull city's record goal—scorer, was diagnosed with dementia and now needs round—the—clock care. the pfa paid for three weeks in a care home, but the family have had to fund raise to pay for more, and gary may still have to sell his home. it cannot be swept under the carpet any longer. we're hoping for this to be elevated again and that something truly comes off the back of it, whether that's comprehensive care packages for ex—players and theirfamilies, just to make sure that this has been recognised and that link has been made between the sport and this disease. football still has much to do. natalie pirks, bbc news. next to tonight's nations league football, where germany have suffered their biggest defeat in 89 years after being thrashed 6—0 by spain in seville. germany hadn't lost a match in overa year but were swept aside by spa

the softer fairways mean the ball might not bounce as far as the american showed in winning the u.s. open in september, he hits the ball so long that bounces do not matter what i think people realize that hitting him farther is definitely news your way to play the game, no matter what athletics are always going to be the top of mind in sport. and no matter what sport you're in, defending champion, tiger woods, knows he will struggle to compete with the sheer muscle of the shamble. bison has he's put in the time he's put in the work. i mean, what he's done in the gym has been it made incredible. and what he's done on the range with this entire team to bill optimize at one club. it's never been done before. the famously pristine, all goes to course, looks a little different in the u.s. all time compared to the spring. it will be a us masters. like no other news that's all from me and the news team. stay tuned though, for business with steve will see. i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour. thank you. the for 5 years after the attack on the buttocks in paris was an

he signed the ball for bob and bob kept the ball for 75 years. the color photo shows bob as an elderly man still treasuring the baseball. bob sold the baseball to andy. andy bought the ball for the sole purpose that he and his daughter, taylor, who we see in the photo, would give it to mayo clinic to inspire our patients. you have generosity across many generations coming together with this one baseball signed by a great american athlete. this is a replica of the nobel prize that mayo clinic received in 1950. two mayo staff members, dr. edward kendall, a laboratory scientist and dr. philip hinch worked together on the invention and clinical use of cortisone. a drug many of us know now. they received a nobel prize, a classic example of a bridge from discovering something in a lab to applying it for the care of patients. the word came to mayo clinic by a text message, not the way you would get a text message on your phone but by a western union telegram announcing that. they were so team based in their philosophy that they used part of their prize

bob us carry to sign his lucky ball and gary signed the ball we think on gary's birthday in 1939 the day he was diagnosed with analysts here in mayo clinic. the point in time he signed the bowl for bob, but kept it, the color photo shows bob was an elderly man touching the ball, and then of his life he sold the ball to a anti, a local business executive here in rochester. he bought the ball for the sole purpose so that he and his daughter, taylor, would give it to mayo clinic to display to inspire our patients. other examples here would be the replica of the nobel prize that mayo clinic received in 1950. two staff members, dr. edward handle, elaborate a recent, test and doctor clinch, elaborate tall adjust were together on the invention and clinical use of cortisone. a drink that many of us know. now they received a noble prize. a class example of a ridge fort discovery something the lab to applying it to the care of patients. of course, it came to the mayo clinic with a text message, not the way you are today, but with a western union telegram announcing. that they were so -- based

an unprecedented exercise in picking the ball out of the net hands noire was soon feeling the heat a quarter of an hour in. he had to be at his best to deny the visitors a double chance of going in front. but at least the bremen coach florian could tell, unlike buy ins, handy flick team had yet to threaten and on the stroke of half time show charge and how it is in the books to set up a good start for the shock opener. neuer with a sense of deja vu about his the friends but then looked bewildered. this was braman off the rule. it seemed that beats him to 19 bonus league outings in succession. that things didn't look much better for the hosts after the break. either do glass cost or did at least test the brain and cross bar lawyers by and look tame, but changed just after the hour mark when kingsley command did school with a header from the back, almost a carbon copy of a champions league winner against paris such a man perhaps now the point machine would get into gear. on the contrary with sergeant turning the home defense inside out, it was struck a little gorecki coming to the resc

the ball over the line. the pandemic has forced many sporting events to take place behind closed doors some have been postponed like the 2020 tokyo olympics they're now scheduled to take place in 2021 and japan is testing to see how it can make sure it is safe for the crowds to that end a baseball stadium in yokohama was turned into a testing ground for 3 days with 28000 people in attendance. the yokohama base stars have 2 goals to win games and to try to get the upper hand on coronavirus the fact that their stadium was on one day almost 90 percent full is the result of a technological home run and also thanks to almost $28000.00 test subjects. not took quite you feel a bit uneasy about it however having a lot of fans certainly helps the players on this and it's pretty those who take part in the testing get a 35 percent discount on their tickets as well as having 2 apps kick in the national corona app is mandatory as is a 2nd one from a private provider which inquires about your health 10 days prior to the g

john ran deliberately skimmed his ball over the water in practice. and then a limited number of onlookers with fans. banned from the masters amid the pandemic, watched as his ball did this. a truly remarkable hole in one which came on his birthday. it will be a us masters, like no other amazing. you're watching the w. news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day . i have to see you then for a hole in one of the fight against the corona virus pandemic has the rate of infection been developing. what does the latest research say? information and context? the coronavirus update coming on t w. how does a virus spread? why do we panic? and when will all this trying to do through the tax and weekly radio show is called spectrum. if you like, and information on the coronavirus or any other science topic, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find us at science. the race for a coronavirus vaccine is not just a matter of saving lives. it's also a matter of savin

with kero looping the ball over the top of a high by in line still had a lot of work to do but he did it in style i don't reckon this contest had yet to be decided. the deficit was back to just one thanks also to care a 2nd assist which poland scooped out of history. and almost saw things swing back in their favor guerrero whipped in a which he crossed the at the feet of marco royce only volley the bah. bah bah and have that extra bits of mental mettle either way it was another big chance for the hosts. a frustrating night for a very good side who were left to rue their missed chances and as the clock ticked down it was the visitors who were closer to getting the ball in the nets again. it was blocked 11 dusk he saw his shot deflected in. but here again celebrations were short lived. and again due to an offside call. so what would missing on saturday perhaps the home support perhaps a bit of luck. 3 to attend the school and probably a fair reflection of events on the pitch. have some positives to take. really good. before. we had a lot of chances and we had my just. a classic of the l

after heading the ball because the ball was that heavy.lapses, in all fairness. i speak to old team mates of mine, which happened me reminisce about things and, i'll be perfectly honest with you, some of them i can't remember and i think, why is that? is that my age because i've been heading balls for the majority of my life since i was a young boy? so, ido of my life since i was a young boy? so, i do fearfor that. of my life since i was a young boy? so, i do fearforthat. ifearfor having dementia. the preisdent of the confederation of african football has been banned from the sport for five years by fifa. ahmad ahmad was also a vice—president of the world governing body but he's been found guilty of breaching various codes of ethincs, including his duty of loyalty, offering and accepting gifts, abuse of position and misappropriation of funds. he's also been fined £150,000. he's previously denied any wrongdoing. russia's daniil medvedev has added his voice to concerns that january's australian open may not go ahead. medvedev won the atp tou

given the command to fire, he's going to yank the laniard and fire the ten inch mortar, the cannon ball arcs into the sky and explodes over fort sumter, that was the signal for all of the batteries around the harbor to fire on fort sumter. this was the first shot of the civil war. some people say that wasn't the first shot and often you hear it, the first shot was this man who fired the first shot. this guy is edman roughen, a fascinating historical figure, very much a fire eater. he actually gained national fame for being an agriculturalist before the civil war. he was from virginia. he was -- and basically from 1855 on he devoted himself to nothing but preaching secession. sometimes known as the father of secession. he travels all across the country giving speeches. he writes pamphlets. always looking to provoke secession. he actually snuck in and was able to witness the hanging of john brown and he went down to charleston to watch the secession of south carolina. and he goes out to morris island and here he is almost 70 years old and the palmetto guards allow him into their company.

the money then pays for actual seed balls. oh this is not all we do is a sense of the also is a very simple and whether or or for whatever there is no real time. this trickles down to suit and distributed through our network to all or just, it's not clear how much will be raised. the digital flights have only been running for a few weeks to finally to calculate any proceeds. some believe the future of africa is forests is at stake. and 11000000, c volved have been spread over the last 4 years, and everyone is hoping the program of flourish. in fact, 11000000 is just the start. interesting stuff there. that is it for now. be sure to check out our other stories on dot com forward slash africa. we're also on facebook and on twitter. today, we leave you with attributes of god. as former president jerry rawlings, who has died aged 73, rawlings 1st, came to power in a military coup in 1989, east credited for steering donna to become a peaceful democracy. he also served 2 terms as an it's a president. he is considered one of the most

i will never, ever take my eye off the ball. no more 9/11s.applause] have is tourpose i make sure that every conservative in south carolina understands this -- i will do everything i can to stop the radical agenda coming from nancy pelosi's house. [cheering] speaker pelosi, if you enact the agenda you're talking about, we are going to bury it in the senate because it is bad for america. [applause] to the people of south carolina, i will interests will be represented by myself and senator scott. we are knocking to forget about the blocking and tackling of politics. i will never take my eye off the ball of taking care of the state interest in washington. [applause] also want to find common ground where i can. are you glad this election is coming to an end? [cheering] i have had two calls already. one from president trump. he is going to win. [cheering] he is going to win. there, youlsters out have no idea what you are doing. [cheering] all the liberals in california and new york, you wasted a lot of money. [cheering] this is the worst return on

because the ball dips and they swing quarter of an inch and the ball goes down.redict that even though if i tried to get up there and hit i would have no chance of me running through my life. the same applies to the market. we tell our portfolio managers absolutely do not try to forecast earnings of prices but instead try to forecast the mistakes that other people are going to make when they are doing that so we try to break those mistakes down into overreaction and under reaction and find the situations in which people are most likely to be doing one or the other. it is easy to see the parts of the market right now that everybody is paying attention to and possibly overhyped. we think the best opportunities right now are in the stocks that no one is paying attention to so we tend to specialize in small cash and those don't get as much attention and they can be doing quite well and are not very sensitive to covid but nobody is interested in them because drug companies and tech companies are getting all the attention on the upside in hotels and airlines on the dow

he skimmed the ball over the water on purpose. and then since pandemic control measures mean paying spectators are banned, only a limited number of onlookers were there to see this. a truly remarkable watch that ball its a hole in one and it was his birthday on top of the there you go. possibly one of the greatest golf shots ever played and the perfect warm up for the biggest tournament in the sport. i mean the coronavirus resettling gives big hitting bryson to shambo a big advantage. the softer fairways mean the ball might not bounce as far as the american showed in winning the u.s. open in september, he hits the ball so long that bounces do not matter. or that people realize that hitting it farther is definitely news your way to play the game. no matter what athletics are always going to be the top of mind and sport. and no matter what sport you're in, defending champion, tiger woods, knows he will struggle to compete with the sheer muscle of the shambo. bison has. he's put in the time he's put in the work. i mean is what he's d

rafael guerrero drilled the ball into the center of the high. dorman showed at their best they can beat the best a great end to the 1st half. except for a free kick awarded to bind in the 3rd minute at a time nice to be struck by a love. for the deflection off the back of thomas mooney a prove decisive. with unable to even hold on until half time it was now by him with a psychological advantage and 2 minutes after the restarts. i find where the head 11 dosti beating much homo's to attention crossed from a look at san andreas. normally bind with them put the games a bed has come all came within inches of doing shortly afterwards but dormant and especially hole and remains dangerous unfortunately for them one of their main flaws is still failing to capitalize on their chances. to score more and. then on this level if we don't put our chances we will not win sure enough people who do win look like us senate. september 20 minutes left it didn't take him long to leave his mark on the game. but. 3 what by. it now look like a daunting task for the men'

lou gehrig to sign his ball. and he did sign the ball the day he was diagnosed with the disease. the color photo shows bob still treasuring that baseball. at the end of his life, bob sold that ball to a local business executive here in rochester. and andy bought the ball for the soul purpose that he and his daughter taylor would give it to mayo clinic to display to inspire our patients. so you have a generosity coming together with this one baseball signed by a great american athlete. other examples here would be a replica of the noble prize that mayo clinic received in 1950. two mayo staff members. dr. kendell, a laboratory scientist and dr. finch, worked together on the invention of cortisone. a drug many of us know now. they received this noble prize, a classic example of a bridge from discovering something in the lab to applying it to the care of patients. and the word came to mayo clinic by a text message, a western union telegram announcing that. they were team based in their philosophy that they used part of their prize money for the noble award and they gave it to their l

and actually move the ball. this looks like you dropped the ball. thom: hmm.usiness is in trouble, and you need my help, log on to theprofitcasting.com. lemonis: and so i think, as a leader, you have to be able to have people feel like their input matters and actually move the ball. this looks like you dropped the ball. this is actually awful. thom: part of my problem is i've been trying not to have a million meetings. lemonis: once again, thom agrees that he's got a problem, but he's doing nothing to fix it. you can just dialogue with it a little bit, but i think what happens is the minute people feel like they can't have an opinion, it's like, "well [bleep] it. i'm just not going to say anything." thom: right. right. lemonis: why don't you guys work on it and come back with something, okay? we'll see you guys in a little bit. ♪ thom is moving the ball forward with the team to get the packaging done on time. steve: we want to make the design clean and clear and focused and easy to communicate needs. eva: you need to make this longer. lemonis: in order to make

know why we're really trying to pass through the ball. with a so many england english players were tried, tackled me, i was obliged to triple them. and then i found myself in front of the goal and i don't offer any of the option. the school i talked to many players played with him . and he said that he could win a match by himself, and everybody knew when they were playing with him, that the moment they were in trouble. if they gave the ball to cream, he could score, he could change completely the fate of a match. and you, us study has found that astra zeneca is that vaccine is less effective on old people. the research was done by operation walk speed, which is in charge of america's hunt for a vaccine. the swedish british pharma giants job was found to have 90 percent efficacy with people $55.00 and under if a half dose followed by a full one sees $12.00 full days is when used in this group of volunteers included people over $55.00. the drug was only 62 percent effective. there are also differences in the age brackets present in the qua