he watched it, jimmy anderson hit it, cameron bancroft caught it.ook carried his bat unbeaten — a lesson in focus and patience. england needed to bowl in a similarfashion. waiting worked initially. they removed cameron bancroft, then produced enough movement to tempt usman khawaja. england were still nearly 100 ahead and making the best of a wearing ball. they, like australia, were warned about scuffing the ball on the pitch, but some on australian television made more serious accusations — to england's obvious irritation. as soon as i saw the headlines, i raced into the umpires, and that was their words, actually — "nothing to worry about, absolutely fine." england's next obstacle was australia's rock. steve smith reached the boundary only occasionally. england shut off the taps but couldn't dry everything up. showers turned to storms, play finished at three. well, england denied by very english conditions at the mcg. they are the only side with a realistic chance of winning this test, and the weather on the final day looks far clearer. but the con

in a bar in prep for weeks ago where bairstow rather curiously greeted bancroft with his head.. captain steve smith was in tea rs of turmoil. captain steve smith was in tears of laughter at the press conference at the end of the first test alongside bankrupt. but england's skipperjoe root has been less tha n england's skipperjoe root has been less than impressed.” england's skipperjoe root has been less than impressed. i would like to think that steve has a good amount of humility about him and he is laughing at the scenario and comments rather than the situation of things. i think it is important that we sort of just of things. i think it is important that we sort ofjust move on. it is quite an insignificant part of what is such an important series that the cricket should be the main focal point of what we speak about. steve smith has insisted he wasn't mocking the england team when he was laughing at the press conference and he also says his team didn't overstep the mark during that first test but he also hit back at the england fast bowlerjimmy anderson over suggestions he m

jimmy andersen hit it, bancroft caught it. england needed to bowl in a similarfashion.ncroft then produced enough movement to tempt the opponent. england were ahead and making the best of a wearing ball. they were warned about scuffing the ball on the pitch but some on australian television made more serious accusations to england's obvious irritation. as $0011 england's obvious irritation. as 50011 as england's obvious irritation. as soon as i saw the headlines, i raced into the umpires and that was their words actually, nothing to worry about, absolutely fine. england's next obstacle was australia's rock. smith reached the boundary occasionally. england shut off the ta ps occasionally. england shut off the taps but couldn't dry everything up. showers turned to storms, play finished at three. england denied by very english conditions at the mcg. they are the only side with a realistic chance of winning this test and the weather on the final day looks clearer. the continuing presence of steve smith at the crease is a dark cloud looming over them. andy murray is making h

cameron bancroft, and then they frustrated warner,... back came warner, and... james anderson caught behind, and... james anderson caught behind, and after... he's only got another with his next one. shaun marsh giving not out i'll be doubly. the review went with the umpire's call. a key moment, and from there, marsh and the smiths dougal as being. smith remained unbeaten. all derbies in limerick, four—time champions leinster, got off the top of pool b, but it was leinster‘s but when i confess celtic rivals. there were wins also for cardiff blues, while ospreys wins also for cardiff blues, while os preys lea d wins also for cardiff blues, while ospreys lead the scarlet 9.2 five, with just a minute left on the clock. and, that is all be sport and now, back to you, simon. thank you very much. mrweirwon mr weir won the first round, but did not secure the 50% needed for an outright victory. both candidates that they are confident that they would win. syria's armed forces say one of their militaryjets has been downed by insurgents in northern

they managed to take two wickets, cameron bancroft and khawaja. david vaughan and steve smith. that will be the key factor in winning the test match. the fact they have been taken off early, no chance of australia win the match. no chance of the 5—0 whitewash. a question of whether england can force victory whether england can force victory whether they have the time. they have the time, potentially do they have the time, potentially do they have the time, potentially do they have the ability? they need to bowl australia out pretty quickly? absolutely key getting one of both warner and sniff out. the two australian batsmen. 0nly occasionally did they get to the boundary, because england tied them down. they need to get one of them out. then they are into the australian middle order. england will fancy their chances of making further progress. big day for the england bowlers, james anderson and stuart broad, the most experienced and successful english bowling partnership. there will be some attention on the english use of the ball. they were born f

the car crashed into a bridal shop near bancroft avenue.ou can see the damage on the outside of the building. no word on why police were chasing the car. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring you updates. >>> a live look at sfo. a power outage at the busiest airport. the number of cancellations was higher on sunday. in total, it led to 1100 cancellations. coverage of the power outage continues next on the "today" show. hear from travelers getting home this morning amid the travel chaos. >>> the search is under way for three people wanted after an attack outside a hayward bart station. it happened about 9:30 in the bart station parking lot. a man was stabbed and a woman assaulted after an altercation. >>> breaking news out of new york city. a mother and three children were found dead after a house fire in brooklyn. investigators say that fire broke out inside the home but they don't know what caused that fire. >>> live in livermore this morning, where people in one neighborhood are pushing alameda county to find a fix for the traff

earlier we heard from cameron bancroft and he said his team are not being distracted by england's problemslj think distracted by england's problems.” think regardless of what issues pop up think regardless of what issues pop up with them, that does not change what we want to do as a team. i think we have been pretty ruthless so far in the series and we want to keep it that way and i think all those external factors are out of our control. i think the kinky focusing on our games on the way we are playing and i will not make any difference with regards to that again —— but i think we can keep focusing. the pitch is one of the fastest a nd focusing. the pitch is one of the fastest and farias dinner, memories of some of the best pace bowlers charging an over the years but in recent times it has become comparatively tame. you would imagine the australian quick bowlers would love it to be back to its very pacey as to and justin langer who is now the coach of western australia here says he is optimistic. even though we say it is not as quick as it has been, it is quicker than most pitches in the

at the other end, cameron bancroft had only been marginally more involved than the spectators.linked. there, tom curran‘s first test wicket, what a moment. butjust a moment. look at the replay. no ball, not out. a misstep to sum up a series. back came warner. next ball, no mistake. a100, and the boundless joy of a reprieved man. his second life was short, though. whenjames anderson got him, there was no escape. england battled back. stuart broad as much as anyone. he'd gone 414 balls without a wicket before he removed usman khawaja. broad's blood up. was this shaun marsh out next ball? the umpire said no. the technology upheld that. crucial. small margins can mean hard yards. in one of cricket's great venues, one of the great modern batsmen. steve smith rolled ominously on, unbeaten, perhaps an unbeatable. but had the cricket match the occasion? people want to see, you know, exciting cricket. you know, we did our best. we didn't bowl great first session. we didn't add to that excitement, unless you're a david warner fan. but second session, we did all we could on that pitch, an

. >>> the wbeen croft school -- bancroft school is the largest nonprofit facility for children with autism and other disabilities. >>> motorcycles will roar, and helicopters will fly today all to help a local family pay tribute to their daughter who lost her battle with cancer. check out how many toys were collected. [ cheers ] twice than what they expected after sassy massey passed away this month. she and her family came one the idea to bring thousands of toys to children in children's hospital. the plan will come to fruition today. troy today more than 100 police motorcycle units, police helicopters, k-9 units will gather to escort the toys. they will come together in delaware county at ridley township high school for a pep rally first, and then the group will split up to escort the toys to those children. >>> workers at a restaurant in washington state will have a happy holiday because a customer left a $3,000 tip. >> hard to say. so unbelievable. >> wow. >> the state of thought it was a mistake until they saw his note on the back of the receipt. the note read "you guys do a great job.

wilmington based bancroft company won the contract with $7.6 million built. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. pat gallen is here with eyewitness sports. >> and the eagles switch to plan b. >> have no fear, nicky is here nick foles takes over for the injured carson wentz. as the birds take on the giant , this sunday. how are he and the coach reassuring the fans? well, that's coming up when " eyewitness news" comes back. [burke] abstract accident. seen ♪ video-it. covered it.c we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, pat gallen is back, and pat, all anyone can seem to talk about is carson wentz, and what happens next. >> yes, what does happen next? >> positivity. how far can the eagles go with just three games remaining? all against teams below 500. a first round playoff spot is still within reach. but as we found out yesterday, superbowl run, will now be led by nick foles. doug pederson announce that carson wentz is done for the year, so foles will step in, back up

bancroft is the largest services provide for children with autism and other developmental disabilities. the school has residences, a health care center, extensive open space, and nature lighting. >>> snowballs finally flew at six flags great adventure in ocean county. >> the goal, to set a world record for the largest snowball fight. more than 500 people showed up to be part of that. similar fights took place at six flags parks in california, texas, and missouri. the number to beat was just under 7,700 all taking part in one big snowball fight. this is actually planned for last weekend, but it was postponed because of -- and we're not making this up, it was postponed because of snow. go figure. >> i remember posting that story on facebook saying, i know you're not going to believe this but -- yeah. >> a gift to headline writers across the world. >>> we will not be throwing snowballs this morning. a lot of the piles have disappeared. >> on my driveway -- >> shovel the whole driveway? >> not the whole thing. just a path. i always shovel my own, you know. >> okay. philadelphia right now,

cameron bancroft, a run out by chris wouk ‘s 410.t... a superb field from him and then they lost a second wicket later. the other opener, david warner, cot behind off the bowling of chris, 47. australia were two down at that point. they should tha nkfully down at that point. they should thankfully be three down because another has been dropped in the team. he reached his half—century and captain steve smith is in. interesting verbal exchange between steve smith and stewart broad. some bad blood you sense between teams. australia going nicely, 137—2. how much pressure is there on england? how much pressure is there on england ? they lost the how much pressure is there on england? they lost the opening test in brisbane. michael vaughan has been saying this test in adelaide is a must win because they like playing these days night matches with the pink rather than red bulls. gas, -- read balls. the first ashes day night test and the first time they have been using one of these, a pink ball, and this was the one they were using. moeen ali

cameron bancroft run out for ten.uced a david warner waft, the temperature began to rise. new batsmen steve smith and stuart broad exchanged pleasantries. spilled by stoneman on the way to his half—century. england were barely clinging on. as day turned tonight, enterjimmy anderson. anderson strikes. what followed was better as craig overton did this to the world's number one batsman. smith out for a0. easy this test cricket, isn't it? soon england were reminded it is anything but as australia passed 200 at the close. the visitors still with plenty work to do after a day of mixed fortunes. it was a good day for craig overton, making his test debut for england in the ashes. what a first wicket to take! the world number one batsman, steve smith, the man who dominated the first test in brisbane. a moment to remember for craig overton. he spoke about that experience. my dream was always to play for england. to play in a test team against australia in australia is more special. you cannot put into words what it means. it i

confusion among the openers which saw cameron bancroft run out by chris woakes. david warner went. james anderson sent him back to the pavilion where he was joined by steve smith. craig overton getting a huge wicket for england on his test debut. pretty happy. we felt like we bowled well all day. quite a lot of misses, so we well all day. quite a lot of misses, so we will come back tomorrow and get a couple of early ones, and then we will be right on top. england's suspended all—rounder ben stokes has practiced with his new team—mates in new zealand. he's joined the club side canterbury and he's set to play for them tomorrow. stokes is unavailable for england selection until a decision has been made on whether he'll be charged following his arrest on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm in september. that's unlikely to be for several weeks, and in the mean—time he's free to play domestic cricket in any country. are you looking forward to tomorrow? yes, excited. looking forward to getting back out and playing some cricket. looking forward to playing for canterbury. i had been wor

were gifted with an early breakthrough after confusion between the australian openers saw cameron bancroft warner, three runs short of his half century. a 50 from usman khawaja settled down the hosts but under the floodlights, james anderson sent him back to the pavilion where he was joined by captain steve smith — craig overton getting a huge wicket for england on his test debut. australia will start day two 209/4. to rugby union, and there was a nail—biter in wales‘ final test of the year. they almost threw it away against south africa in cardiff but ended their autumn series with a narrow win. two tries by hadleigh parkes on his debut helped wales lead 21—3 after 30 minutes. warrick gelant‘s try before half—time changed the momentum and handre pollard and jesse kriel‘s touchdowns after the break edged the springboks ahead by a point but leigh halfpenny's 66th—minute penalty clinched a nervy 2a—22 win for wales — just their fourth over south africa. there's been a major shock at the uk championship snooker in york, where world champion and top seed mark selby has been knocked out by worl

confusion among the openers which saw cameron bancroft run out by chris woakes. david warner went.. craig overton getting a huge wicket for england on his test debut. the australians are currently 207—4. england's suspended all—rounder ben stokes has practiced with his new team—mates in new zealand. he's joined the club side canterbury and he's set to play for them tomorrow. stokes is unavailable for england selection until a decision has been made on whether he'll be charged following his arrest on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm in september. that's unlikely to be for several weeks, and in the mean—time he's free to play domestic cricket in any country. are you looking forward to tomorrow? yes, excited. looking forward to getting back out and playing some cricket. looking forward to playing for category. i had been working ha rd for category. i had been working hard back home for sabitzer is good to get some practice. is your bowling going well? yes. hopefully i can do well and contribute to canterbury winning. thank you very much. the big game in the premiership today is

bancroft bowled and khawaja edged behind., the two best australian batsmen and the england tactic was to dry up the runs, which was effective, but they did not get them out and they will be there on the final day of play as the biggest obstacles to an england victory. both sides in this match have been warned about throwing the ball deliberately into the pitch to scuff it and generate reverse swing. but some in the australian media made serious accusations againstjimmy anderson and his treatment of the ball. england were furious. i asked their head coach what he thought. as soon as i saw the headlines i raced into the umpires. their words, nothing to worry about, a beat—up, absolutely fine. that is as much as i know. i am assured "beat up" is australian for made up. and the coach said it was an element of pommy bashing. an element of spice going into an intriguing final day of the test match. arsene wenger celebrated his record equalling 810th game in the premier league in charge of arsenal with a 3-2 league in charge of arse

the toss and putting the aussies into bat, england were gifted an early breakthrough when cameron bancroftee runs short of his half—century. but, a 50 from usman khawaja settled down the hosts, before he went, and then debutant craig overton took the prize wicket of captain steve smith. the hosts finished on 209 for four. and that's all the sport for now. north korea's nuclear programme has caused shock waves abroad and made some big cracks in the international community, but now it could be having an impact much closer to home. let's ta ke let's take a look. now witness and we're heading back to 1957 when a huge science city was built in the middle of siberian forest. they called it academic city. dozens of research institutes were built, and top scientists were enticed to come to work in this harsh inhospitable region. victor va rand was one of the first research chemists to move to academic city. he told witness what it was like to live and work in such an unusual place. a town of 25,000 inhabitants. a town where nearly everyone is a scientist or hoping to become one. a new town called

they were gifted an early break when cameron bancroft was run out by chris woakes.hort of a century. but the captain steve smith and his partner settle down. then james anderson got a wicket. indeed steve smith has just gone for 40. the barmy army celebrating in australia, 161—4. ben stokes has practised with his new team—mates in new zealand. he hasjoined canterbury and is set to play for them tomorrow. he is unavailable for them tomorrow. he is unavailable for the england selection until a decision is made on whether or not he will be charged following his arrest on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm in september. in the meantime, he is free to play domestic cricket in any country.|j am excited, looking forward to getting back out and playing some cricket. looking forward to playing for canterbury. it is good to get outdoor practice there. is the bowling going well? yellow map yes. hopefully i can get out there and do well and contribute to canterbury winning. thank you very much. thank you very much. the big game is arsenal against manchester united. arsenal

they tighten things up and got that of the art of thought cameron bancroft. a catch up and it seemed he had give tom curran ‘s first test wicket on debut but a replay revealed no ball, but came warner and the mcg roared his hundred on the very next ball. warner did goes into james anderson caught behind and after t stuart broad got his first wicket for more than 400 deliveries. usman khawaja. he nearly got another with his next. shaun marsh given not out lbw. the review went to the umpire. a key moment. from there marsh and who else but steve smith stabilised things. smith remained unbeaten and england may worry he is unbeatable. there are three boxing day matches in rugby union's pro 14 league — all derbies, and cardiff blues have the upper hand in the first of them. they beat the dragons 22—17. they still had to withstand a second—half fightback. this try proved to be the winner. 18 games since the dragons lost a welsh derby. lei nster leinster leader monster, 97—5 in front and are set to go top of their role. —— —— 57—5. might bite held on in an exciting f

england tightened things up and got rid of the out of sorts cameron bancroft, and frustrated warner ashe had given tom curran his first test wicket on debut, but a replay revealed no ball. that he came, and got his hundred on the very next ball. after tea, stuart broad got his first wicket for more than 400 deliveries. he so nearly got another with his next one, shaun marsh given not out lbw. the review went for the umpire's call. a key moment, and from there, marsh and steve smith stabilised things. smith remained unbeaten, and england must worry, perhaps unbeatable. people want to see exciting cricket. we are doing out see exciting cricket. we are doing our best, we didn't bowl great first session, we didn't add to that excitement, unless you are a david warner fan. but excitement, unless you are a david warnerfan. but in excitement, unless you are a david warner fan. but in the second session we did all we could, i know it wasn't exciting to watch, it wasn't exciting to play, to be honest. when it is that attritional, but there is not a lot we can do about it from here, that is the

england got rid of cameron bancroft, who then frustrated warner as he neared his century on 99, and blinked his first test wicket on debut, but it we've plate revealed no ball. back came warner, and the mcg brought his 100 on the very next ball. warner did goes into james anderson, caught behind, and after tea , james anderson, caught behind, and after tea, stuart broad got his first wicket for more than 400 deliveries. he nearly got another with his next, shaun marsh given not out lbw, the review went with the umpire's call. a key moment, and from there, marsh and steve smith stabilised things. smith remained unbeaten, and england must worry perhaps unbeatable. people want to see exciting cricket. we did our best. we didn't bowl great first session. we didn't add to that excitement, unless you are a david warner fan. but second session, we did all we could on that pitch, i know it wasn't exciting to watch, it wasn't exciting to play m, watch, it wasn't exciting to play in, to be honest, when it is that attritional, but that is the pitch that we have got for the next five days, and we have

cameron bancroft had only be marginally more involved. out of sorts out for 26.st wicket, what a moment... but just a moment. look at the replay. noble. back came david warner. the boundless joy of a reprieve man scoring 100. but it was shortly. anderson made no mistake. usman khawaja the first wicket for stuart broad. small margins can mean hard yards. one of the great modern batsmen, steve smith unbeaten and perhaps unbeatable but had the cricket matched the occasion? we did not bowl well first session. we did not bowl well first session. we did not add to the excitement, unless you are a david warner fan. it is the kind of match that may be decided not by magic but by mistakes. decided not by magic but by m ista kes. u nfortu nately decided not by magic but by mistakes. unfortunately the england, so mistakes. unfortunately the england, so far they have made too many. there were three local derbies in the pro 1a today — cardiff blues won 22—17 in newport against the dragons, leinster went top of pool b after beating munster by 32 points to 2a but the most drama

england took to australia wickets, cameron bancroft bold, and bushman kwajalein in spain.up the runs which was effective but neither of them aware out so they will be there on the final day of play as the biggest obstacles to an england victory. there was one other line to emerge from the day ‘s play, both sides want about throwing the ball deliberately enter the pitch to scuff it up and generate reverse swing but some of play as the biggest obstacles to an england victory. there was one other line to emerge from the day ‘s play, both sides want about throwing the ball deliberately enter the pitch to scuff it up and generate reverse swing but some unease telemedia and more serious accusations against james anderson and his treatment of the ball. england refugees about his accusations and i asked the head coach what he thought. as soon as i saw the headlines i rushed into the umpire and the words was it was nothing to worry about. that is as much as i know. i am assured that beat up as a still uniform made up and this is an example of england bashing so one element of spice

england changed tack after the interval, getting rid of the out—of—sorts cameron bancroft, then frustratedrran his first test wicket on debut. but the replay revealed no ball. back came warner, and the mcg roared his hundred on the next ball. warner went soon to james anderson, caught behind. after tea, stuart broad got his first wicket for more than 400 deliveries, usman khawaja. he nearly got another with his next, shaun marsh given not out lbw. the review went with the umpire's call, a key moment. from there, marsh and steve smith — who else — stabilised things. smith unbeaten. and england worry he might perhaps be unbeatable. i don't think we started very well, didn't adjust to the conditions of the pitch quick enough. when you bowl at somebody like warner, one of the best players in the world on a pitch like that, and you don't bowl to your best, he will hurt you. in the second session at 40—2, i thought we dragged it back really well. we stuck to our plan better and i thought we deserved the two wickets we got. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on t

miss field, a break—up and a bold eye and cameron ba ncroft break—up and a bold eye and cameron bancrofted the david warner waft, the temperature began rising. new batsman steve smith and stuart broad exchanging pleasa ntries. batsman steve smith and stuart broad exchanging pleasantries. mark stoneman was on his way to a half—century. england were barely clinging on, but a state—owned tonight, enteranderson. clinging on, but a state—owned tonight, enter anderson. and anderson strikes. what followed was even better as debutant craig over ten did this to the well‘s number one batsman. smith at 440, easy this test cricket, isn't it? but soon england were reminded it is anything but as australia past 200 before the close. the visitors still with plenty of work to do after a day of mixed fortune. we are happy, we bowled well all day. we did not get the rewards, but we will come back tomorrow with the new ball and hopefully get a couple of early ones. after a bad start some encouraging signs for england but they need quick wickets on day two if they're brave decision to bowl is to really pay o

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england changed tack after the interval, getting rid of the out of sorts cameron bancroft, then frustratedhad given tom curran his first test wicket on debut. the replay revealed no ball. back came warner, and the mcg roared his hundred. after tea stuart broad got his first wicket for more than 400 deliveries, usman khawaja. he nearly got another with his next, shaun marsh given not out lbw. the review went with the umpire's call, a key moment. from their marsh and steve smith, who else, stabilised things. smith, who else, stabilised things. smith unbeaten. and england worry he might perhaps be unbeatable. people wa nt might perhaps be unbeatable. people want to see exciting cricket. we did oui’ want to see exciting cricket. we did our best. we didn't bowl great in the first session. we didn't add to that excitement, unless you are a david warner fan. but the second session, we did all we could on that pitch. i know it wasn't exciting to watch, and it wasn't exciting to play, to be honest. when it is that attritional. but there is not a lot we can do about it from here. that's the picture

were gifted with an early breakthrough after confusion between the australian openers saw cameron bancroftof dangerman david warner, three runs short of his half century. a 50 from usman khawaja settled down the hosts but under the floodlights, james anderson sent him back to the pavilion where he was joined by captain steve smith, craig 0verton getting a huge wicket for england on his test debut. australia will start day two 209/4. to rugby union, and there was a nail—biter in wales' final test of the year. they almost threw it away against south africa in cardiff but ended their autumn series with a narrow win. two tries by hadleigh parkes on his debut helped wales lead 21—3 after 30 minutes. warrick gelant's try before half—time changed the momentum and handre pollard and jesse kriel‘s touchdowns after the break edged the springboks ahead by a point but leigh halfpenny's 66th—minute penalty clinched a nervy 211—22 win for wales, just their fourth over south africa. there's been a major shock at the uk championship snooker in york, where world champion and top seed mark selby has been kn

the car crashed into a nearby bridal shop near bancroft avenue. sadly, some of the damage to the outside of the building. no word on why police were chasing the car. we reached out to authorities for more information. of course we'll bring updates as soon as they come into us. [ applause ] >> cheers there now at atlanta's hartsfield airport. stranded travelers applauded when those lights came on around midnight. they were left in the dark for most of yesterday after an underground fire knocked out power. passengers had to use cell phones to see where they were stuck outside security check points and really nowhere to go. >> we haven't gotten an e-mail or text. i am surprised at that. >> get a different flight. the system is down. this is a mess. >> i was there at that airport earlier in the morning, but didn't get caught up on that. >> didn't trip on a cord and make it happen? >> no, the outage led to 1100 cancellations. that will last into today. >> pete suratos joins us live from san francisco international airport with what travelers can expect

abc7 news was at the fair last year located on telegraph between dwight and bancroft right next to thepus. 200 artists will have their best wares out for sale from jewelry to sculptures. it runs from 11:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening. what a great place to get loek i made goods just in time, of course, for the holidays. >> kind of fun and nice day to stroll, but it's a little cold in the sierra nevada, 15 degrees at the top of l.a. airport, going for a high of 51, but that two feet of snow since the season began and that brings us anywhere from 7% to 9% of average for the entire sierra nevada. that's not good. but we will look for some rain. let you know if we see any in my accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the 83rd hoifrd hort trophy was awarded last night. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what

abc7 news was at the fair last year located on teledpraf between dwight and bancroft right next to the cal campus. 200 artists will have their best wares out for sale from jewelry to sculptures. the fair is also open the next two weekends. it's beginning to look a lot like the holidays. >>> so cold out there. the layers and the socks. good morning, everyone. we're looking at another mainly chilly morning except if you're on the coast. right now the golden gate bridge, you can see it looks pretty good, not a lot of fog to speak of. 49 in san francisco. in fact, visibility good all over the bay area. it's freezing in parts of the east bay and north bay with more mild numbers to come this afternoon. yur accuweather forecast is straight ahead. >>> also ahead, the 83rd heisman trophy was awarded in new york last night. find out which college football standout took home the big prize. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> in sports, 49ers fans are looking forward

. >> a new bancroft campus for children with autism and special needs opened today with a ribbon cuttingnd tours of the new facility in new jersey. the raymond andanne wsh campus in mount laurel is one of the nation's first schools specifically designed an inspired by the needs of children with autism. the 80-acre campus will support up to 265 children ages eight up to 21 years old. following today's ribbon cutting guests were also invited to help create a butterfly cllage which will be displayed throughout the school. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >> if you ever wanted to ride in pope style now you can. one of the two fiats that the pontiff used to get around philadelphia during his vis

she is an extraordinary scholar and the winner of two bancroft prizes and the "los angeles times" book prize. she is the author of numerous books including the one that we are going to focus on for the second coming of the kkk and also dorothea lange a life beyond women and pounded, the model property of women, politics in america and she is co-author of a book that i grew up understanding as a very essential text. the professor of new york university, she's written many other books and i gather it's going back and forth between new york and wisconsin. welcome to you both and thanks for being with us tonight. [applause] >> it is a pleasure for me to be here. i'm one of those people for whom this is the first visit to the brooklyn historical society. if someone told me i would be hosting a conversation with linda gordon at the university of michigan i would have fallen off of a chair in shock. let's dive in. this is a wonderful book and i highly recommend anyone interested in american history and right-wing movements and social movements and feminism to buy it. one of the things that ma

the bancroft is not as well-known.have not really sorted that out but it obviously makes a big difference for anybody who gets one. brian: you mentioned who taught you at harvard. who is your favorite? gordon: balin is the best historian in america and the 20th century, there is nobody who comes close to his kind of insight. brian: why? gordon: he understands what history is about. he is a contextualist. he taught that you don't bring the present into the past, you try to understand the past as a foreign country where they do things differently. brian: our guest has been gordon s. wood. professor emeritus at brown university. the book is called "friends divided: john adams and thomas jefferson." thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] announcer: for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org programs are ava

james anderson striking early to remove cameron bancroft.th. australia finishing the day 53 forfour, their lead 268. still a long way back for england, though. england manager gareth southgate has been told his job is safe, even if his side loses every game at next year's world cup in russia. southgate signed a four—year deal 12 months ago and the fa say he'll be in charge for the "next few tournaments". they say they have a long—term plan and they're already seeing results, with world cup successes for the under—17 and under—20 sides. manchester city are eight points clear at the top of the premier league, thanks to a record—equalling 13th win in a row. their visitors west ham put up a realfight, though — angelo 0gbonna firing them ahead. but after city levelled, david silva put away the winner seven minutes from time. in the second half, i thought we we re in the second half, i thought we were going to score. it shows they're going to do it, they can do it. i've been pleased with them at training. very good and i have no complaints. i want

some students were there as local leaders celebrated the opening of the raymond and joanne welsh bancroftampus. they say this is one of the first schools specifically designed to meet the needs of challenged -- children living with autism. campus will help more than many more than 250 students ages eight to 21. >>> well, as you mentioned just a couple aints ago the eagles are fresh offer that road win up in new york and many of the players are already busy paying their joy forward. >> eagles players are surprising families in the delaware valley with christmas gifts and holiday meals. "action news" reporter bob brooks live for us now in strawberry mansion at the police athletic league center right there with more this afternoon. hey, bob. >> reporter: hey, shore sharrie and brian. we had a lot of people up here working really hard today to go out make a happy holiday for so many people who likely wouldn't have a happy holiday if it weren't for their help and it all started with the eagles malcolm jenkins. >> one,one, two, three. >> reporter: by the looks of the smiles on their faces,. [ch

conference afterwards that's created a stir the aussie captain steve smith was seen laughing at cameron bancroft he was explaining how was headbutted by an england player at a bar several weeks earlier england captain joe root had said laughing will motivate his side. and they wasn't mocking his team. and the law cameron in the way delivered. the events of what had happened. i don't know cameron that well yeah i'm having played a lot within but. he was very draw and. different in the way things came across and you know i think if you guys got a good laugh out of it as much as i did. it was a bad night for the edmonton oilers as they host of the tron a maple leafs in an n.h.l. game oilers defenseman chris russell made and they are assessing the state he accidentally fired the pop into his own nets giving the leafs the go ahead goal with just over a minute left in the game it ended in a heartbreaking six to four victory for toronto. and a reminder that we're all cup draw taking place in just over an hour's time andy richardson will be here to break it down for you our news grid coming up at fiftee

regretting that now but if slumped to forty to fifty for three james anderson removed both cameron bancroftand as my co-author australia now fifty four three and they still lead by two hundred and sixty five runs. now the golden state warriors took on the miami heat in the n.b.a. on sunday and steph curry was once again on fire he's called thirty points in the thirty minutes while kevin durant added twenty four as the warriors had a big third quarter neither played in the fourth and the worries still pulled off a one hundred twenty three to ninety five we win. over in the n.h.l. the l.a. kings grabbed their fifth straight win on sunday they beat the chicago blackhawks to tighten their grip on the top spot in the pacific division jonathan quick made twenty four saves before the kings scored three third period goals to into an empty net to secure a three one win. and in the other end of the pacific standings arizona suffered another defeat to keep the bottom of the table this time it was the last vegas golden knights who inflicted an overtime defeat on mckay ots reilly smith scored a game win

after australia won the opening test time count since the smith saw the funny side as team a camera bancroft describing headbutted by england's jonny bairstow in a bar weeks earlier best i claimed it was his way of saying hello. i certainly wasn't mocking his team i was certainly laughing at cameron in the way he delivered . the events of what had happened and. i don't know cameron that well yeah i haven't played a lot with him but. he was very dry and. different in the way things came across and you know i think if you guys got a good laugh out of it as much as i did i'd like to think that. steve has in a good amount of humility about him and he's laughing at the scenario and the comments rather than the situation and things and i think it's important we we sort of just move on really one man most cricketers wouldn't want to head but has been trying his hand at the gang wrestling superstar john cena is in australia meeting sydney thunder players ahead of next month's t twenty big bash lee seen did eventually get the hang of batting but said he didn't really fancy the idea of having a ball w