. >>> but first barry mitchell is out with his latest edition of barry's book shelf, his top picks of what to read on these cold dark nights. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i love you, man. i love you too. ♪ paperback writer ♪ ♪ writer ♪ ♪ writer ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> whether in paperback or hardback, as we count

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teammate of barry bonds for years. you watched him play, get ready, played offense, defense, the whole thing. should he be in the hall of fame in your opinion? >> without a doubt he should be in the hall of fame. i think it's a joke that he's not in the hall of fame. now i played right in the heart of this steroid era, so i got to see guys around me that were, in essence, cheating the game to get better. i have a pretty strong opinion, and when i retired on those guys getting into the hall of fame. when i saw a few guys get in that are already in, that although they were alleged steroid users, i felt like the floodgates should open. like i said, it's become a popularity contest. it's kind of a joke, to be honest with you. if barry bonds had been better with the media, if he had been more of a likeable guy in his career, i don't think there would be a question that he would be in the hall of fame. there are too many guys in the hall of fame right now tied to p.e.d. use. and my opinion is, yes, did barry bonds do them? y

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them calling barry bennell was a stab in the back in a twist of the night.l be appealing. manchester cd meanwhile have apologised to abuse survivors, and simply say they've paid £400 million as part of a compensation scheme. but what is clear is that some 30 years after this incident, five years after this legal process began, theirfight five years after this legal process began, their fight for what they say is justice is by began, their fight for what they say isjustice is by no means over. laura scott, thank you. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. last year's runner up, john higgins, is through to the quarter finals of snooker�*s masters. he beat zhao xintong of china by six frames to two at alexandra palace. next up, he'll play mark williams — who knocked out the defending champion yan bingtao. egan bernal has signed a new five—year contract with the ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion will be aiming to win back the yellowjersey that he won three years ago, when the grenadiers were called team sky. and chester will not b

and tributes to one of the most influential and enduring writers in british comedy — barry cryer — who'sd at the age of 86. and coming up on the bbc news channel... england rue dropped catches and missed chances as they fail to take advantage of a good start in the one—off women's ashes test. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. residents in care homes in england will be allowed to see an unlimited number of their loved ones from monday. the current limit of three named visitors is being scrapped. the government says a successful roll—out of booster vaccines means the restriction isn't necessary any more. it comes as part of a wider easing of the rules for england's care homes. self—isolation periods will be cut, and in the event of a positive case, care homes will only have to close their doors to visitors for m days rather than 28. our correspondent andrew plant reports. going over the latest guidance at this care home in bristol, working out what the changes will mean for residents and staff here ready for restrictions easing on monday. it should make a lot of people hap

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barry cryer — a friendly, generous cornerstone of british comedy. # ha—ha—ha. # applause barry cryer,d with those clear skies as we head through this evening and overnight, temperatures are falling fairly quickly. so, certainly a touch of frost around for many areas tonight and a few pockets of mist and fog here and there, too. the winds are falling light through the rest of this evening. we've got those clear skies, so you can see a bit of fogginess developing, particularly parts of england and wales, too. for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze is picking up from the northwest, a bit more cloud moving in, keeping temperatures around 4 degrees here. but for many of us, we're close to freezing, if not a few degrees below in more rural spots. heading on into friday, then — high pressure sits to the south of the uk. we've got weather fronts moving in from the northwest — quite a few isobars on the map in the north — and the winds are coming in from a south—westerly direction, rotating around that area of high pressure, so bringing that pretty mild air, that warm front moving acros

this time, it was barry, suddenly, berries marriage ended.r what he did next, well, what's in the world was happening? >> coming up, perhaps mary beth was not fighting with everyone in her husband's family. >> did you ever have a moment when you thought, you are trespassing on your brother's life? >> when dateline continues. when teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to du more with less asthma? just a

kristen: do you think barry bonds cares anymore? larry: i think he cares, but it's not like and death. he's got a pretty good kristen: thank you so much for joining us today on this interactive show "getting answers." we talked about the new digital sat's coming your way. we will be here at 3:00 on air and on livestream answering your questions. world news tonight is coming up >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. in new york, an appeals court judge and what he has just decided on masks. and dr. fauci tonight is asked, will we face another tough variant like omicron? that late word coming in tonight from the appeals court here in new york. keeping the state's indoor mask mandate for schools and businesses at least for now. after another judge in new york had halted the masks. so, masks back for now. the hearing now coming in days. tonight, pfizer launching human trials on its now omicron specific booster. and tonight, dr. anthony fauci on the question we all have -- what is the likelihood we'll see another v

pete rose, barry bonds. again, it is so unfair that we are just talking about the people who didn't get in here and, actually, schilling makes a very good point there. but it is. we celebrate big papi. at the same time, you look at a guy like bonds, and you say, my god, how do you have a hall of fame without bonds, rose, schilling, without roger clemens, a-rod? >> bottom line, it's a museum in cooperstown, new york. it is a wonderful. if you've never been up there, you have to see it. go in the summertime if you can. go by the lake. walk through the town. it is one of the great places in the country, but it is a museum. the museum tells the entire history of the place. you may not like barry bonds. you may not like roger clemens. that's your right. you can say he is a cheater, because he was. both those guys. but they are part of the story of the history of baseball. they should be in there, with the information on the plaque that tells the full story. the same could be said for pete rose about allegations a

barry: let me clarify that.u cannot time the market, what i'm really saying is, for the vast majority of amateur investors, and a significant majority of professionals, market timing is all but impossible. there are a handful of people who have shown skills but there is the exception to the rule. people who have gotten this right, they are unicorns, really rare creatures. to assume you will be the next lebron james is kind of egotistical. so there is that. second, i have been hearing this for 10 years. this is the year where active management outperforms the index. i guess if you say the same thing every year for eternity, eventually, through dumb luck, you will be right, but that is the classic broken clock problem . after 10 years of getting it wrong, the one time they will out form it is meaningless over the long haul. lisa: what is the consequence of this from a market perspective? a lot of people have been trying to understand the passive funds and what that means for investment and how efficient markets ar

barry: you are more kind than i am.r people say earnings missed estimates, that is always backwards. earnings are going to be what earnings are. the estimates got it wrong. it is not the responsibility of netflix to do of the thing -- to do anything other than share the occasional update with the analyst community. it is up to the analyst community to figure out are they hitting targets, will we do what they think they will do? this is been ritually priced for a long time. it obviously had a wonderful surge benefiting from when everyone was locked down, stuck at home, could not go out to the theater, athletic events. a lot of what is going on is the market betting that the lockdown cara is coming to an end. i do not think the analyst figured that out. whether it is subscription growth or total hours viewed. tom: i will take your point in the industrial dover of the boring midwest has 18 analysts and they are a cultural way from the big tech analysts, aren't they? barry: yes. the challenge with looking at netflix, they a

obviously barry bonds was you >>> adorable alert. toddler in livermore celebrating a birthday you will never forget. take a look at the special surprise arriving outside of his home. >> oh my gosh. >> showing up to wish the three year old happy birthday. hugh can see how excited he is. immediately he got up to hug one of the officers. wyatt again to show officers the gadgets in his toy motorcycle. a pair of handcuffs and the officers brought why it's a stuffed animal and also a police had. >> oh my gosh. i love fisher too. >> he has got it all. that was a fun assignment for ♪ s and a massive weapons delivery. what president biden is now threatening if russia launches an invasion. nearly 80 tons of u.s. weapons arrive in kiev, as russian troops launch new military exercises near the country's border. the stakes tonight as the world is on edge. >> if he were to move in with >> if he were to move in with all those forces, it would be the largest invasion since world war ii. it would change the world. >> o'donnell: omicron-specific vacci

barry bonds tents and final year on the ballot.rlie walter joins us with the results. >>> one thing if everybody links to steroids was excluded from the hall of fame and went to players are links you think if one got in it would be the much better player of the two. many right now are confused. barry bonds with 66% of the vote today the highest total in 10 tries but still fell short of the 75% needed to be elected. as to what happens next, his fate will now be in the hands of the baseball today committee in the twice every five years. the next comes in december, barry bonds will need 12 of 16 votes. >>> to make it more controversial, david ortiz is the only player elected. big papi received 70% of the vote on his first try . the stats are pretty good, really good. hall of fame good. 541 home runs in one of baseballs best clutch hitters. he also won three world series titles with the red sox. there you have it. bonds, ortiz makes it in and it makes it baffling considering he tested positive for ptd in 2003 according to a new york ti

barry had a full heart they kept getting bigger.ade me want to get my umbrella." he was just empathetic and kind, and that's what he really looked for in his gags. it’s and kind, and that's what he really looked for in his gags.— looked for in his gags. it's an unknown _ looked for in his gags. it's an unknown small— looked for in his gags. it's an unknown small secret - looked for in his gags. it's an unknown small secret that i looked for in his gags. it's an | unknown small secret that we looked for in his gags. it's an - unknown small secret that we met in a very bizarre way several years ago that he would no doubt find incredibly amusing and get a gag out of. but he was just one of those people who could find humour quickly in anything. the people who could find humour quickly in an hina. ., , people who could find humour quickly in an hina. . , ., in anything. the family have given an interview _ in anything. the family have given an interview to _ in anything. the family have given an interview to the _ in anything. the famil

what happens now to roger clemens, barry bonds and sammy sosa?l they ever get the chance to be called hall-of-famers? >>> citizen's arrest. the former track athlete helping police nab a suspect. >>> and from the glitch that allowed shoppers to buy some very expensive handbags for free online to something new people are doing with their cats, all the trending stories for this wednesday, january 26th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with your money and a crucial decision today that the markets will be watching closely. >> wall street has been on a roller coaster lately with wild swings up and down because of to tayheed rer isupply peed to take action. this morning, a major change likely to come to your money. the federal reserve is expected to announce it's raising interest rates for the first time in three years in response to soaring inflation and an overheated economy. >> let's not get too nervous. rates are still historically low and near 0% but it could be enough to rattle investors and consumers. >> reporter: the rate hike woul

. >>> somebody wanted the lyrics to the "world news now" polka, which barry performs each and every week us, and it was a woman who was pregnant and going through labor and got through it by singing the "world news now" polka. >> it's that alternative pain thing. you focus on one pain and the other isn't so bad. >> what a celebration this week has been. we want to thank all the people who have come before us. you see them behind us from aaron, lisa, juju, kendis, diane and more. >> we'd like to thank the people behind the scenes who have been here for 30 years or more. donna, noah, mike and marty and all the people who help put this show on every day, year after year. i'm going to give a shout out to greg as well who runs this show. >> yes! >> and makes us go faster. andrew, what's your favorite moment from this week? >> we talk about the anchors all the time, but there are so many other contributors, jack. i mean, jack has always been a staple of this show, one of my favorites. >> we miss having you in the studio. rob nelson to me was like hilarious. i was in local news in san diego, an

but barry and i we kept very close. i still kept very close to my first husband. somehow barry and i we both knew somehow i'd some point we would end up together. and then about 20 years ago we got married. >> and both of you have been asked six x-- been successful in the philanthropy world. you are hausman helped to create the - you and your husband helped create the highline. diane: when i started the company again in 1997. why am i renting those expensive offices uptown. let me buy a new building downtown. and i came in this meatpacking neighborhood. and full of voters. they were only bushes. and i bought a carriage house. and i started to make that my show in my office. and everybody said, what are you doing? so bad, blah blah. but i did it anyway. and then when you move to a new neighborhood, you meet your neighbors and i met these two guys who had a dream. and the dream was to transform this elevated railway that went -- it was abandoned into turned it into a park. and it was going to be knocked out. anyway those two guys had this dream, and they saw my stud

. >> barry from barry's ticket said after sunday night's game internet sales were through the roof. >> you have so many transplant northern california, san francisco 49ers fans that live in the la area. so you are not keeping them out. >> it's not going to be 0-7. >> his final prediction. >> 27-30. again. rams. >>> california is confirming nearly 300,000 new cases of covid over the weekend. the test positive rate is still trending in the right direction. it's now at 20.4% after peaking at 23.1% open the 10th of january. despite this, the spike is putting a huge stress on emergency services and hospitals in contra costa. fire crews are overwhelmed with calls from people with covid symptoms. >> optimism that we are on the downward trend for the surge. it's had to juggle resources to be able to respond to every call for service. >> omicron spike has put considerable stress on the ems system. >> calls keep coming in to the call center. resources have been stretched thin. >> we have had to rely on a few times is dispatching a -- one of our medics on an engine. >> it's not just a number of

barry carver, one of the most prolific brighter in british comedy has died at the age of 86.midable opponent, she beat the seventh seed iga swiatek in straight sets to make it through to her first grand slam final. it feels amazing, it's been such a journey and it doesn't happen overnight. so many years of hard work from an early age on court. yesterday, i was talking about all the early mornings my dad would get up with me and practice with me before school. it's just incredible to be on this stage, especially with the health challenges, i'm just so grateful. i couldn't be happier. meanwhile, two finals in as many days proved too much for alfie hewett as he just mist out on a second title at the austrian open. he had already won the wheelchair at the balls but he lost the singles final in 3 sets to the top seed and paralympics champion. exeter chiefs will drop all references to native americans in their branding after it promoted criticism. they have changed their logo, which from the summer will only use imagery from the iron age celtic tribe. traore has 18 months left on h

barry cryer — a friendly, generous cornerstone of british comedy. # ha—ha—ha.# applause barry cryer,kies across many parts of the country already and those north—westerly winds will ease. the showers in northern scotland will fade away, and before any cloud comes into western areas we will find fog patches developing across parts of england and wales. not quite so chilly further west but for many central and eastern parts of the uk, there will be a pinch of frost by tomorrow morning. some early sunshine perhaps, mist and fog patches are slowly lifting in the morning. it will tend to cloud over from the west. we will keep hazy sunshine in the south—east of england. more likely to get some rain coming into scotland. all the while, a strengthening south—westerly wind but that will blow in much milder air so temperatures reaching double figures for many. they won't drop very much overnight. we still have blustery winds into friday night and more rain coming into the north west of scotland. it's not been a dry january here. that weather front as it moves southwards on saturday will weaken

it's barry manilow here in palm springs wishing you a happy new year.t my audience to say something to your audience. ready, guys? one, two, three -- >> happy new year!

david: a long time ago, and you married barry diller.after i separated from the father of my children, i met barry. and we fell in love and were together for five years, but i guess, again, it was the 1970's, and it was important for me to experience, and so, we separated and i lived my life, but we kept very close. i also kept very close to my first husband. and somehow barry and i knew we would end up together. and then about 20 years ago, we got married. david: ok and both of you together have been extremely successful in the business world and also in the philanthropy world. let me ask you about your philanthropy for a moment. you and your husband helped to create the high line. diane: well, when i started the company again -- when was it? 1997, i say, why am i renting those expensive offices uptown? let me buy a little building downtown. and i came in this neighborhood, the meatpacking neighborhood, full of butchers. there were only butchers. and i bought a little carriage house. i decided to make that my showroom and my office, and

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barry bonds issue in the 9 o'clock hour with the local sports writer here. meanwhile, we'll keep the sports team going. you have a large contingent of forty-niners fans expected to head to southern california for sunday's nfc championship game between the niners and rams crowd for sweet all talk to the few who are hoping to land tickets to that highly anticipated matchup. >> the second the san francisco forty-niners knocked the green bay packers out of the playoffs. candy finley set her sights on attending the nfc championship game in los angeles. have never had a problem line tickets even for the super this time. the big game is in her backyard. she lives in the southland but has been a long time forty-niners season ticket holder often traveling up to levi stadium for home games and hitting the road when she can. she says a ticket to sunday's game will set her back about $1000 money. she already has earmarked for the niners go to the road games because i'm like. >> you know, you're in enemy territory and you don't have your whole krause. i want them hear me

i've supported barry bonds, roger clemens players tied to steroid use. they voted for them on their ballot. so it's very clear that if bonds was on the ballot for 5 more years, he very likely would have gotten in because people like myself would soon have a hall of fame vote and younger writers tend to be more amenable because they don't want to see an entire generation. they grew up watching wiped out from the hall of fame. >> it's a baseball hall of fame and museum. it's supposed to tell the history of the game. good and bad. it just feels like they're not doing thr job. kerry. it would be like u.s. president museum and not including people who, you know, went to war or things like it's just totally inconsistent. and it doesn't make a lot of sense, particularly when you know that the hall of fame is impure. when there's people who have used performance-enhancing drugs, a commissioner who >> didn't necessarily discourage performance enhancing drugs and steroid usage and buds feel like at the time he presided. so i think all people are hoping for is more

barry bonds is the record holder for home runs with 762. but despite their record achievements, they've all been accused of using performance-enhancing drugs, something they all deny. clemens even told congress he never used drugs. >> i have never taken steroids or hgh. >> clemens reacting, writing, i didn't play baseball to get in the hall of fame. only one was selected last night, david ortiz, known as big papi. elected in his first year of eligibility. his charisma and batting prowess were on full display as he led the red sox to a world series victory in 2015 just months after the boston marathon bombing. the boston fan favorite tested positive for performance enhancers in 2003, but in 2016, league commissioner rob manfred questioned the validity of those results. >> david ortiz got in because he was a great player and big personality. and that is a winning combination in hall of fame voting. >> bonds, sosa and clemens could theoretically still be elected by a committee that selects overlooked veterans. i don't know if it's going to hap

barry, that was messed up. and bill maher because, look, we were all sick of cancer when my dad died of it. but that didn't change the fact that he suffered from it and died. i was sick of covid when my dear friend robbie brown died of it. he did not not die of it because i was sick of it. that's so irresponsible. maybe you are trying to say -- i don't know what you are trying to say. i can't make excuses for you. i heard what i heard. everybody heard what they heard to her and bill. just because you are tired of it. tired of sitting at home. lot of people are tired of sitting at home and a lot of people are tired of going to work every day, and having to deal with sick people. because people won't get vaccinated. maybe you guys did. i think barry said she did. bill did. but just because you did doesn't mean that everybody else did it and that's why the thing continues to go on, because everybody else is not doing it because of irresponsible talk like that. and i know -- look, bill, you are a comedian. and i ge

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home run king barry bonds did not make the cut again. he's still got another way of getting to cooperstown. we'll explain that. >>> also had a lot of people scratching their heads, that raging wildfire in the middle of winter. tonight we know how that fire started near big sir. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. ranieri. a beautiful night tonight. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> new details tonight on the fire in big sur that shutdown a stretch of highway 1. the colorado fire has been burning in friday in a canyon south of car mel. tonight says a pile burning was happening that day. someone was

home run king barry bonds did not make the cut again. but he's still got another way of getting to cooperstown. we'll explain that. >>> also had a lot of people scratching their heads, that raging wildfire in the middle of winter. tonight we know how that fire started near big sir. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a beautiful night tonight. i'll show you how cold tomorrow morning and what's ahead. back with that in about 6 minutes. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> new details tonight on the fire in big sur that shutdown a stretch of highway 1. the colorado fire has been burning in friday in a canyon south of car mel.

barry got 68% now looking down the road he could get in.ve now what is called the golden days here, a committee that could vote him in in the future and maybe even as soon as next year, but it's not really the same. and here's one of his contemporaries. harold reynolds , who played in the era that buried did two time all star and now baseball analyst talking about today's news. i think the challenge for me and everybody else is how you deal with these numbers. how do you deal with them? because the numbers in itself numbers say yes, yes, stances softened over over time , too, because when it first started, and i was in the middle of it, and i'd be the first one to go, i know where did you guys get in on? no no, no. and now, more people have softened that stance. yeah, it's just not a black and white issue because there are definitely some guys with some ped history that are going into the hall of fame, and that would include today's only inductee all due respect to david ortiz, otherwise known as big poppy. he gets the news today down in th

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barry had only 68% he could get in later from a veteran's committee.fact, today, only one guy's selected the girl cooperstown next summer 50 calling you from cooper sound, new york. but you know, the baseball writers have elected you to the national baseball hall. yes. happy for big poppy there, there with his buddy pedro martinez c received 79.97. of the vote in his first ever eligibility here, and, of course , he was connected with performance enhancing drugs tested positive back in 2000 and three but 541 home runs and one some rings with the red sox. very popular guy. big poppy, is it all right? we've come to that point of the evening where you must check this out in particular you hockey fans because you've got to watch closely here. this is the penguins brian boyle between the legs behind the back, and he'll go top shelf with the goal there . actually the second or third look is probably your best shot at it. don't blink. as he helps the penguins to a 62 win and backed by popular bands can't get enough of this dog here, man. keep it wrong. yeah be

barry? i'm sick of it? i'm over it? have you been -- i don't know -- have you been to the covid wars? i have. tell that to the overwhelmed hospital and health care workers all across the country. they're not done with covid. i'm sure they are over it. don't you think? because they have to deal with it every single day in a way you don't have to up close and personal face to face. every day. tell that to the families of the 10,000 americans who died last week. most of those totally preventible deaths because they were unvaccinated. these are facts. i know you're sick of it. but these are facts. those people are not done with covid. kids who lost so much time in school. they paid a very serious price. now we have learned that kids, many times, not every single time, but many times are better off in school because the protocols are better because they're actually getting food. sometimes it is the only place kids can eat. okay. so people who have lost their jobs, right? people suffering depression and anxiety. it's not over

barry bonds in "game of shadows." it is a different thing.age after page. in the 2000s, kids taking their lives using steroids. kids were watching baseball, pumping themselves full of performance-enhancing drugs. so it did have an impact there. but let's talk about aaron rodgers, happy sports subjects, right? >> yeah. >> aaron rodgers said his vaccine status is why people watch football. watch. >> there were a ton of people tuning in, rooting against us for one reason and one reason only. it's because of, you know, my vaccination status. and them wanting to see us lose so they could pile on and enjoy and revel in the fact that, you know, my vaccination status was, you know, some sort of reason why we haven't had success in the playoffs. >> rodgers, who is a fantastic player, obviously, you know -- first, he has an ego complex. we're only watching the game because of his vaccination status? you just pointed out how popular football is. we watched the game if it was joe smith playing football. oh, people are out to get me because i didn't get v

give us a wave, barry.coming back, bethany? i'm glad to be back in school— coming back, bethany? i'm glad to be back in school and _ coming back, bethany? i'm glad to be back in school and to _ coming back, bethany? i'm glad to be back in school and to be _ coming back, bethany? i'm glad to be back in school and to be learning - back in school and to be learning again. back in school and to be learning aaain. ., ., ., ., ., again. none of you have had covid, have you? — again. none of you have had covid, have you? which _ again. none of you have had covid, have you? which is _ again. none of you have had covid, have you? which is amazing. - again. none of you have had covid, l have you? which is amazing. daniel, next week, something is going to happen, the mock exams, how you feeling about this disruption with exams around the corner? pretty nervous, exams around the corner? pretty nervous. you _ exams around the corner? pretty nervous, you know, _ exams around the corner? pretty nervous, you know, i've - e

he said he was a scout for manchester city during that time and argued the relationship between barry but a judge has ruled against those eight men today. as we get more details on that, we will of course bring those to you. at least 19 people, including nine children, have died after a fire in a new york apartment building. another 32 people were sent to hospital with life threatening injuries. the fire, which began on the 19th floor of a residential building in the bronx, is thought to have been caused by a portable electric heater. our correspondent nada tawfik has more. people just screaming. neighbours looked on with horror, as heavy clouds of smoke engulfed the entire bronx apartment building. he�*s taking his time, he�*s got the baby. firefighters were on the scene within minutes. as they battled the initial blaze from a lower level apartment, the rising smoke proved to be deadly. it was just pitch black in my house — in the daytime. the fire...they were putting out the fire and all you could see is just black smoke in front of my windows, black smoke. into all the smoke and ju

michael barry, thanks for your service. good to have you here.lly one versus one of freedoms under the constitution and versus readiness, which the pentagon says the reason that they want all members to be vaccinated. right. >> >> that's right. first liberty institute won the first major victory against the vaccine mandate across the nation. we're thrilled with the outcome. just as you said, if the military is really concerned about accomplishing the mission and readiness and force and strength, why are they kicking people out? why are they kicking out navy seals that should be fighting to defend the nation instead of fighting for their jobs? it's un-american and institutional as the court held. >> martha: i want to play this sound bite from john kirby speaking on behalf of the other side. here's what he said. >> religious exemptions for medical, military medical requirements are historically very rare. i can not speak to every case. i'd point you to the services. this has absolutely nothing to do with trampling on the religious liberties of men

expect that when celebrities passed away, but genuinely i think no one had a bad word to say about barrybly funny man, multi talented but also very modest and apparently in his final days was stilljoking with the nurses who were _ stilljoking with the nurses who were looking after him. there was a about— were looking after him. there was a about the _ were looking after him. there was a about the operative of canterbury which _ about the operative of canterbury which i _ about the operative of canterbury which i cannot possibly repeat on hatiohai— which i cannot possibly repeat on national television but it was very funny— national television but it was very funny and — national television but it was very funny and just nice to think that he went— funny and just nice to think that he went out— funny and just nice to think that he went out as — funny and just nice to think that he went out as he lived his life making people laugh. you went out as he lived his life making peeple laugh-— people laugh. you can tell us later and he was — people laugh. you can tell us later and he was born _ p

it was not barry bonds.was former red sox david ortiz who cleared the 75% threshold to get 77.9% of the vote, which means once again, bonds is denied a call to the hall. bonds received 66% of the writers votes. bonds as he has been snubbed repeatedly and he will no longer be on the ballot. used to be 15 years, they shortened it to 10. barry bonds is the homerun king, 70 -- 700 homers, his numbers were clouded by connections to performance-enhancing drugs. now, ortiz, who got in, also tested positive for pdc 2003. he had inferior numbers to bonds. -- tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs. where is a line drawn and what is the criteria? for many, it is a popularity contest and you have the baseball writers, who are voting on this, and bonds did not necessarily treat them very well. so you can see how a lot of them are giving him some payback now. but mike is here to join in on the conversation with us. what is your take? mike: big baseball fan over here. mine is a lot like yours on the 3:00 show, get

today the high courtjudge said barry bennell was a liar and could not be trusted.iable for barry bennell�*s acts of abuse. the lawyer for the men said they were shocked and dismayed and they will be appealing. manchester city have apologised to abuse survivors and say they have paid around £4 million as part of a compensation scheme, but what is clear is that some 30 years after these men were abused in their pursuit of a football career, and five years after this legal process began, they are not giving up on what they say is their fight for justice. pregnant women are being urged again not to delay getting their covid jab or booster in a government campaign. our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, has more. this was claire bromley last summer after she contracted covid, pregnant and on a ventilator, because she had been struggling to breathe. she had been about to get vaccinated when she caught the virus. he was getting everything he needed from me because that's what babies do when they are in the tummy but it was me that was getting more and more poorly be

but two of the game's all-time rates, barry -- great, barry bonds, roger clemens are shut out.onds received 66% of the votes by the baseball writers association of america. you need to get 75% to get in. many plate ash many people say players like bonds cheated by taking -- many people say players like bonds cheated by taking steroids. david ortiz received nearly 78% of the votes even know he was linked to steroids in 2003. bonds still has a chance and could be elected in the future by the veterans committee. kumasi: sports is all about the date and bragging rights and that is especially the case when it comes -- debate and bragging rights and that is especially the case when it comes to rivalries. one sportswriter says there is one thing a rivalry like this requires. >> to make these rivalries work, you need two teams, both being good at the same time and playing for the ultimate prizes. that is what we have got this weekend. kumasi: this is going to be the third time this season the rams and niners have squared off. san francisco won both times and has a six-game winning stre