know watching think of any news ben has a one off next we do business news and don't forget you can stay up to date on our website at state of any dot com i'm rebecca resist thanks for joining us. and demand. language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. in the. climate change. minister. is today the future. dot com africa mega city. could turn. virus wipes trillions of global financial markets this week. as the number of international cases spiral around exchanges shows no signs of slowing. big fulls on the main stock markets. the virus has. ties with many countries across the continent. and when the going gets tough in. pandemic a financial instrument designed to help low income countries deal with the spread of a disease. that investors panicking the coronavirus keep spreading around the world and africa hasn't been spared the confidence most populous country nigeria has reported the 1st case in sub-saharan africa in the economic hub of lagos a mega city of 20000000 that used stock markets tank on deepening fears of a pandemic african equities to the lagos stock exchange closin

outside of his work in the broadcasting industry, ben has lived a life committed to service. during his time at texas a&m, ben acquired a reputation for community service, which continues today. he has said he's proud to be a part of the community that takes giving to heart. in 2018 ben was named citizen of the year by the brian college station chamber of commerce. it was ben's philanthropic spirit which led him to meet his wife, lillian. 44 years ago as he was working on a tennis tournament to benefit the local boys and girls club. today ben and lily have two adult children and three beautiful grandchildren. mr. speaker, i'm humbled to honor the many accomplishments of my friend, ben downs, for his induction into the texas radio hall of fame, as well as his nomination for the marconny radio award and the legendary manager of the year award, both from the national association of broadcasters. for decades ben's career has been dedicated to the passion he found as a child. broadcasting while continuing to push the industry to take advantage of every advancing technology. is acco

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ben has more details on it.he biggest football stories in europe — for a while. if you haven't been following — let's bring you right up to speed with how they came to be banned from the champions league for the next two seasons.... in november 2018, a german newspaper published leaked documents alleging city had broken financial rules — and uefa began an investigation. last may, city were referred to uefa's financial watchdog for investigation. in november, city failed in a bid to halt the investigation.and yesterday, as we know, city were banned from european club competition for the next two seasons, and fined 25—million pounds. as soon as the verdict from uefa was announced — city issued a swift and strong response. they said they were disappointed but not surprised with the decision and said the investigator had already decided the result of the case before it was even investigated. the subsequent flawed and consistently leaked uefa process he oversaw has meant that there was little doubt in the result that

band 2nd rounds where the left will massively at this time refuse to try to make ross risk but look ben has already shown every possible sign of incompetence and it's all able to run dividing the french against themselves she will have. a left wing cross a guess that keeps says we have seen a very strong a capacity for mobilization. ok and there it will leave it there really nice to talk to you tonight as merrick mondial a french publisher and journalist thank you thank you now i still to come american researchers say last year's report on election fraud in bolivia that led to the president's resignation was not backed by sufficient evidence we'll have a look at that story plus others take to start. i'm max kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is on its way to my issues by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these hedge funds are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more into that. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for a cause or. again now some good news because russia is currently celebrating

ben has all the sport. hello. side can achieve after producing a remarkable run chase to win the t20 series decider against south africa. england were set a mammoth 223 to win in centurion — with heinrich klassen top scoring with 66 offjust 33 deliveries for the home side. england raced out of the blocks in their reply, jos buttler and jonny bairstow both passed 50 to keep england up with the huge run rate. despite a mid innings wobble, eoin morgan equalled his england record with 50 offjust 21 balls as england reached the target with five balls to spare for a five wicket win. morgan won player of the match and the series. there is a lot of cricket to be played and particularly a lot of tests a nd played and particularly a lot of tests and one—day games, but again our main focus is going to be on the t-20 our main focus is going to be on the t—20 world cup, getting experiences like this out of the guys and trying to get on top of teams and almost trying to replicate a little bit of what we are going to be exposed

the cost of restoring elizabeth tower, which houses big ben, has risen by more than £18 million. s pushed up the repair bill tojust under £80 million. it's emerged the city watchdog is investigating the chief executive of barclays, jes staley, and his links with the disgraced financier, jeffrey epstein. mr staley had previously told the bank's board he had business connections with epstein, who was convicted of sex offences and died in prison in new york last summer. our business presenter domic o'connell updated us on the latest. we knew that mr staley, who is the chief exec of a barclays, did have a business relationship with jeffrey epstein, which is dated back a long time. it goes back to when he ran the private wealth division of jpmorgan in new york, he took thatjob in 1999. the private wealth bit of the bank is all about managing wealthy individuals of lottery money, and that, of course, wasjeffrey epstein's main business. the new york times has reported quite a lot on this, about how mr epstein referred several of his clients tojpmorgan to mr staley‘s business. the bank sa

it's notjust london either, ben's has worked his magic in france, germany, belgium and portugal.really that the impact that humans have on their environments. the amount of rubbish that we create. it is nice to actually create something which evolves out of the environment rather than being imposed on the environment. bennis says he has done thousands and thousands of chewing gum paintings down the yea rs, chewing gum paintings down the years, so chewing gum paintings down the years, so many that he has lost count. this is street level arts, quite literally. tim allman, bbc news. the question is, does any of the art and up on the bottom of people's shoes. who knows? if you've got some, please tell us. let us know your thoughts, use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. we are in the firing line for more bad weather over the next few days and into the weekend and will come to that a little bit later. eventually get into some milder, wetter weather from the atlantic but right now it is cold and we are in, cold wind still blowing in those showers as well. earlier on, of course, some particul

ben has all the sport. there is bound to be more of that story in been concert report.start with that huge news is you're saying. premier league champions manchester city have been banned from european club competition for the next two seasons after being found to have committed "serious breaches" of uefa's club licensing and financial fair play regulations. they have also been fined around £25 million. olly foster is at the etihad stadium. ali. the stakes have never been higherfor stadium. ali. the stakes have never been higher for manchester city. u efa been higher for manchester city. uefa are going back to a previous investigation six years ago and which they find manchester city than for breaking those break even rules, the financial fair play regulations was that they been fined again at 25 main pounds, 30 million euros, that isa drop main pounds, 30 million euros, that is a drop in the ocean but what is really going to hurt is that from next season and the season after, u efa next season and the season after, uefa say they will be excluded from all european compe

the cost of restoring elizabeth tower, which houses big ben, has risen by more than £18 million.f asbestos, toxic lead paint and extensive bomb damage from the second world war. it means the cost could rise to almost £80 million in total. a 52—year—old man is expected to appear in court later charged with the murder of lyra mckee, the journalist shot dead during rioting in londonderry last april. as well as the murder charge, he is accused of possessing a firearm and membership of an illegal organisation. at the time, the new ira claimed responsibility for the killing of the 29 year—old in derry. the headlines on bbc news: 254 people have died from coronavirus in china on the deadliest day of the outbreak so far. labour calls for boris johnson to clarify who paid for his caribbean holiday over the new year. the prime minister has begun his first major cabinet reshuffle since the conservatives' general election victory. fly tipping is a blight on the countryside, and now, new research by the bbc shows the number of large scale incidents, where thousands of tonnes of rubbish are du

ben has served as an attorney for the fair elections legal network. welcome, ben. >> thank you. >> next to him, georgia secretary of state brad rassenburger, ceo and owner of tendon systems, a specialty contract engineering and design firm with nearly 200 employees. he has served two terms in the georgia general assembly from 2015 to 2019 and you were elected secretary of state in 2018. welcome to you, as well. >> thank you. >> the first question is quite broad and i'd like your initial thoughts and then narrow it down. what is the appropriate role for the federal government in elections. i'm going to ask you first. >> i think one of the real challenges in elections and particularly for people who haven't really worked in the space is figuring out that balance. as you mentioned in my biography, i'm privileged to have worked at various levels. i still haven't done local, which i should, but i worked at the missouri secretary of state's office so have had that viewpoint. i worked at the senate to have the legislative perspective and now in an administra

ben hunte, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: china has 121 deaths. donald trump's attorney general says he won't bow to political factors, amid questions over his agency's independence. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the financial times and comings and goings in the government here in the uk — notably the change of chancellor as sajid javed resigned in protest at being told by the prime minister's office to sack his advisors. on to france's le figaro and president macron calling for the fight of the century on climate change after a visit to mont blanc left him shocked at the depletion of the glacier. and on the subject of climate change, buzzfeed news is among many covering the hottest start to a year on record, yes last month was the hottest january ever in 114 years of record keeping. still plenty of coronavirus coverage in the media — here the guardian focuses on the latest known infection in the uk — and the fall out from the victim taking an uber to the

ben price has been to meet them. learning the rules and getting stuck into a new sport.ague prides itself on being inclusive. you don't have to be a regular wheelchair user to play and teams consist of both male and female players of all ages. we've played with, our oldest is 72. ebbw vale rollers a re played with, our oldest is 72. ebbw vale rollers are the first rugby tea m vale rollers are the first rugby team in south wales, hoping to following the success of the north wales crusaders. ready to compete in the top uk these. is basically to get more wheelchair users out and about, getting their families involved as well. the sport sits in the category we want to be in, and yet it's brilliant. they all enjoy it. the game is based on a version of rugby league. the ball is passed backwards and each team retains the ball for six tackles. then they must score 01’ ball for six tackles. then they must score or surrender ball for six tackles. then they must score or surrender the ball for the °p score or surrender the ball for the op —— to the opera position. a tackle is count

ben price has been to meet them. getting to grips with the new sport.into a new sport. wheelchair rugby league prides itself on being inclusive. you don't have to be a regular wheelchair user to play and teams consist of both male and female players of all ages. we've played with kids from 10, our oldest is 72. ebbw vale rollers are the first rugby team in south wales, hoping to following the success of the north wales crusaders. who already to compete in the top uk leagues. it's basically to get more wheelchair users out and about, getting theirfamilies involved as well. the sport sits in the category we want to be in, and it's brilliant. they all enjoy it. the game is based on a version of rugby league. the ball is passed backwards and each team retains the ball for six tackles. then they must score or surrender the ball to the opposition. a tackle is counted when a tag is taken off a player's shoulder. we got a lot of open body strength. upper body strength, your soul —— shoulders and triceps... gives you a different perspective on life. you get to t

but in the studio i am indeed ben wilson has been turning chewing gum into art for the last 15 years not just in london but all over europe the perth as a person tried to retrieve all damaged transforming the rubbish and make it into a form. of resort for it's. trying to transform it into something positive he takes his time sculpting and reshaping the scraps of gum that have been aware to the steel bridge creating something of his own samy pearman an exhibition. seeks to create something which evolves from the environment rather than being imposed on the. locals and tourists alike are always interested in his latest creation an artist who by turning trash into art encourages people to consider where they throw their waste and look at little closer at the unexpected beauties around them. is one of our top story transitional government has agreed to hand over former president obama to the international criminal court is wanted on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide. of. this year's africa i'll be back at the top of the. we speak different languages we fight for different t

. >> or has he learned something, ben, has he learned he can do whatever the heck he wants? >> i think he has learned a lesson here, just not the one we want him to learn. look, he ended that tweet by telling governor cuomo not to bring fredo to the meeting. i have a different suggestion, wear a wire. if that's what he says in public, who knows what he will say in private. that seems to be the lesson of the call wl volodymyr zelensky. >> we have more to cover. it is not going away. thank you all very much. what a way to start the day. >>> coming up, the truth only matters if you see it, if you hear it. how conservative media covers the roger stone story, how that could impact the outcome of the case. >>> and the largest union in the state of nevada declines to endorse any candidate a week before its primary. however, it seems to come out against one specific candidate, senator bernie sanders. his campaign manager will be here to respond to that and explain how they see their path to the nomination. ain how they to the nomination. with hepatitis c... ...i felt i couldn't be at

ben stokes has received his 0be at buckingham palace from prince william.ll—rounder was honoured for services to cricket after his heroics in the world cup final last summer and the ashes win at headingley. jos buttler also picked up an mbe. now, yesterday on sportsday, we told you how the football assocations in england, scotland and northern ireland were introducing new guidelines, limiting children younger than 12 heading the ball in training. it's to alleviate any potential risks of brain injuries. scotland first introduced the plans in the uk — america has led the way globally in youth soccer, with a ban in place for the last four years. chris mclaughlin's been to san francisco to find out how it's been working. the alternative city in the land of the free, where the cool and the mighty sid together across the bay. here, they also pride themselves on being innovators and global leaders. back red pendulum. work it. in sport, it's no different. but this story isn't about winning or trophies. here, internationalsoccer success trophies. here, international

i mentioned on the floor last week that alexander hamilton has played a starring role during this impeachment trial but ben franklin has only made a cameo appearance. that cameo appearance was an important one. when he made the observation in the aftermath of that convention in 1787, that the framers of the constitution had created a republic if you can keep it. why would dr. franklin express ambiguity about the future of america during such a triumphant moment? perhaps it was because the system of government that was created at that convention chec, checks and blajss, separates and coequal branchs of government, the independent judiciary, the free and fair press, the pre-imminence of the rule of law -- all of those values, all of those ideas, all of those institutions had never before been put together in one form of government. perhaps it was uncertainty as to whether america could sustain it. part of the brilliance of our great country is that year after year, decade after decade, century after century we've held this democracy thing together. but now all of those ideas, all of those values, all of thos

and ben has all the weather — another weekend, another storm. her weekend of windy and wet weather which is the last thing we need with ongoing flooding problems. it is all because storm jorge has been named by the spanish weather service. i will tell you about it just before 2.30. also coming up — canada says it'll stop paying for security for the duke and duchess of sussex when they step down as working royals. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. it's been confirmed that a british man who'd been on board the diamond princess cruise ship, docked injapan, has died from the coronavirus. he's the first briton to die after contracting the virus. here, three more cases have been confirmed in the uk, including the first in wales — a patient who'd recently been in northern italy. it brings the total number of cases here to 19. fears about the spread of the virus have caused more big falls on global stock markets — they've suffered their worst week since the financial crisis of 2008. the prime minister will chair a meeting of th

ben has worked hard on it. really hard.ission is to marshal 17 federal agencies and coordinate dozens of existing federal programs to provide maximum support to opportunity zones. under my administration we are working everyday to restore the american promise of upward mobility and we don't want anyone to just get by. we want everyone to get ahead and get ahead big league. [applause] from the day i took office i have been working to build an unlimited future where african-american communities have given and served and sacrificed so much for our nation, tremendous amount i have been fighting for higher wages, fair trade deals, affordable healthcare, lower drug prices in this year meaning last year's numbers just came in and first time in 51 years we are drug prices, prescription drugs went down. first time in 51 years. [applause] frankly, if the democrats would ever negotiate instead of wasting all their time we could drive those prices down and it would be so beautiful. what is not to like? [applause] we are fighting for sc

i established the white house opportunity and revitalization council chaired by secretary carson, ben hasworked really hard on it, very hard. 17 federal agencies and coordinate dozens of existing federal programs to provide maximum support to opportunity zones, under my administration we are working every day to restore the american promise of upward mobility we don't want anyone to just get by, we want everyone to get ahead and get ahead big league from the day -- [applause] >> i took office i have been work to go build an unemploymented future for african-american communities who have given, served and sacrificed so much for our nation, tremendous, tremendous amount, i've been fighting for higher wages, fairer trade deals, safe communities, affordable healthcare, lower drug prices, this year, meaning last year's numbers just came in, first time in 51 years where drug prices, prescription drugs went down, first time in 51 years. [cheers and applause] >> and frankly if the democrats would ever negotiate instead of wasting all their time, we could get -- we could drag the prices down so lo

from high school, where we didn't have private health insurance, where literally we would go to ben cobb ha hospital, get there early in the morning and stay there all day long, a dad who died of cancer when i was 13 because we didn't have any private health insurance so he literally would go and get painkillers and took those painkillers until he died. let me tell you, it's hell to be poor and it's hell not to have access to affordable health care. when i looked at what mike bloomberg has done, expanding health care services over 700,000 people, mike is someone who has gotten it done. when you focus on communities that have been underserved and underresourced, like the community in which i was born and reared, mike has gone in to five of thoser a -- areas, major areas of new york city, and literally turned those areas around. when we talk about closing the achievement gap, for education, because if you want to move people up, you got to provide them with opportunities, educational opportunities, job opportunities, all of those things are important, mike bloomberg has gotten the job done. a

ben has all the weather. of northern italy. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. as the outbreak of coronavirus spreads to more and more countries, people returning to the uk from affected parts of italy have been told to stay at home for two weeks even if they don't feel unwell, and all travellers who've visited northern italy should self—isolate if they develop flu—like symptoms. several schools which had organised trips to italy have either closed and/or sent some of their pupils home. hundreds of guests at a hotel on tenerife in the canary islands are not being allowed to leave the complex, after an italian tourist staying at the hotel tested positive for the virus. the number of cases around the world is now more than 80,000 — but there have been only 13 in the uk. jon donnison reports. in the uk. it's known as the red zone. in the uk. almost a dozen towns and 50,000 people, now under police lockdown in northern italy. and today, the british government stepped up its advice for tho

has died at the age of 103. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... benpped to the bench for england's calcutta cup match with scotland in the six nations on saturday. willi heinz will start, in one of five changes made by eddie jones. good evening, and we start tonight with a special investigation into the case of the six—year—old boy who was thrown from a balcony at london's tate modern art gallery in august last year. bbc news has uncovered new information about the teenager who tried to kill him. jonty bravery, who was 17 at the time, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and will be sentenced in a fortnight. but a recording made by one of his carers shows that he'd given a warning a year before the attack at the tate that he wanted to kill someone by throwing them from a tall building. the carer has told the bbc that opportunities were missed to stop jonty bravery from carrying out his threat. this report from our special correspondent lucy manning contains some disturbing detail. it was a day out that changed a little boy for ever. thrown from the top

and coming up, tributes to hollywood legend kirk douglas, who has died at the age of 103. and in sport, bengland's calcutta cup match with scotland on saturday. willi heinz will start in his place. 0ne saturday. willi heinz will start in his place. one of five changes to the starting 15. england jofra archer faces three months out with an elbow injury. he will also miss the whole of the indian premier league season. indian premier league season. in the premier league has voted to go back to closing the transfer window at the end of august for two yea rs window at the end of august for two years it shutjust before the start of the season but complaints from managers have led them to reverse the decision. ministers want to rush emergency laws through parliament to stop the automatic early release of convicted terror offenders — before the next prisoner is freed at the end of the month. a shopkeeperfrom sunderland is due to be released after serving half of his sentence for supporting the islamic state group. thejustice secretary robert buckland was asked to explain why he thought the change w

ben roethlisberger has been away from football and grown his do you. t to the west virginia game last night and clearly would make a great mountaineer mascot. big ben. now born play of the morning. i'm dennis o'donnell texier tonight. >>> another round of protests. >> still ahead, on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why a group of moms is hitting the picket line again after their evictions and arrests last month. >>> and we're live in san jose this morning, where this scene was closed off for obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> announcer: li

start with the news that head coach eddiejones has made five changes to england's starting 15 for their six nations clash with scotland on saturday. scrum half benbeen dropped in favour of willi heinz. he was replaced by him in the second half of their defeat to france on sunday. this is the starting 15. flanker lewis ludlam is in for courtney lawes. prop mako vunipola and lock george kruis return, with jonathan joseph replacing injured centre, manu tuilagi. we feel that at the end of the game, depending on the conditions, it brea ks depending on the conditions, it breaks a bit, creating space, and he will be able to use his running skills. then at the start of the game, they tend to play with a bit of control, he has a good kicking game, and has a calming influence on the people around him. scotland have made one change. back row magnus bradbury replaces nick hayning. as for wales, wayne pivac has made just the one change ahead of their match with ireland. centre nick tompkins has been given his first start for wales, after impressing as a replacement on his debut against italy. scoring this superb try too. ireland are expected to name their te

luka doncic is the ringleader and ben roethlisberger has been away from football and grown his beard. so the steelers quarterback on to the west virginia game tonight and would indeed make a great mountaineer. >> i don't even recognize you guys. he's 38 years old and the question is is going to come back for more. he says he is, we'll see. 238 is not old. >> i can speak to that. we'll be right back. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great night. (cheering) - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation brought to you by tristar products incorporated. - hey everybody it's emeril with huge news. we're introducing an all new pro-grade appliance

has that and more and this morning's hollywood minute. >>i think in the whole thing kind of overwhelming at the time, but ben affleck has opened up to the newtimes about his divorce from jennifer garner giving up playing batman and his long battle with alcoholism in the times profile athlete talks about his 3 trips to rehab and the friends including a list stars who helped him work toward sobety it's no coincidence his next film the way back as f like playing a man with a drinking problem who winds up in rehab the drama opens march 6. meanwhile asi osborne has canceled his north american tour due to his health problems, the 71 year-old music lege went public last month with his diagnosis of parkinson's disease and says now he needs further treatment in a statement he thanked his fans for their patients promising those who purchase concert tickets will get refunds and be the first fans able to buy tickets went as he eventually returns to the road in hollywood i'm david daniel. >>peek outside before we go that line in the cash lanes here at the bay bridge toll plazait's getting longer and longer so make sure you get out there early if you hav

ben wilson has been turning chewing gum into art for the last 15 years not just in london but all over europe. as a person. transforming. into a form. of resort for. trying to transform an art something positive he takes his time sculpting and reshaping the scraps of gum that have been aware to the steel bridge creating something of his own samy pearman an exhibition. seeks to create something which. locals and tourists alike are always interested in his latest creation an artist who by turning trash into art encourages people to consider where they throw their waste and look at little closer at the unexpected beauties around them. news delfin the world of football and your good clean fun has down the industry about resigning as coach in he had only been in the job for 10 weeks the former germany and united states coach was a marquee appointment for hetta. who have a new big money backers and had hoped to turn the side into bundesliga challenges but the team have won just one of their last 5 games header only confirmed the news an hour after kinsman had posted his resignation on facebo

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, ben croucher has that big night and big newsews you have been covering in london, news that the premier league champions manchester city banned from european cup competition for the next two seasons. they are fun to have committed serious breaches of uefa's clu b committed serious breaches of uefa's club licencing and financial fairplay regulations. they have also been fined around £25 million. adam give us the background. this is based around the rule of financial fair play. this is what you've introduced to ensure football clubs spend within their means. it also meant they have to keep up with all their financial commitments. basically ensure it means you have to balance the books. all your football related income has got to match up with your football related expenditure and your streams of revenue. you are not allowed to spend more than you are bringing in insured. it basically is to ensure that you can your losses. uefa launch this investigation after a german newspaper back in 2018 der spiegel made the allegations that cit

watson — the british number two — has not won a singles tournament since march 2016. benide to a first victory in the sydney sail gp. ainslie, who won the first of his four olympic gold medals in sydney 20 years ago, now travels to san francisco for the second race of the season. that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:40pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with geeta guru—murphy — it's 1.11. pm. let's get more now on the impact of the coronavirus on businesses and the world's markets. here, the online supermarket ocado says it's experiencing an increase in customer demand. the bbc understands that this might be because of customers stocking up in case of any fallout from the coronavirus. the company sent an email to its customers yesterday, advising them that it is experiencing higher than usual demand for its delivery slots. well, earlier, i asked our business correspondent if other retailers were experiencing similar issues. i have been speaking to the oth

the england cricketer ben stokes has been awarded an 0be at buckingham palace.it represents ultimate recognition in british society. at the end of last year ben stokes was an aberdeen winning sports personality of the air. all of this after in 2018 when he was cleared of affray. stokes tends not to think about things in terms of personal redemption but it is perfectly possible to perceive it in that way. he was happy to pose for pictures. he did not give interviews and it is always up to an individual to make that judgment and it is always up to an individual to make thatjudgment after the ceremonies. i know stokes often feels embarrassed when he is part of a team sport. jos buttler was also here today, part of the winning team. 0ne here today, part of the winning team. one thing stokes will be aware of is that 2020 is a big year in a way for english cricket. they are launching a new domestic competition designed to get a new generation of fans. they want to become the best test tea m fans. they want to become the best test team in the world and england would lo

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our correspondent ben wright has been monitoring the case from new york.at do come with hefty custodial sentences. harvey weinstein convicted on two counts, the first criminal sexual act in the first degree. that is the most serious of the two charges in terms of the sentence attached. that could be anything from a minimum of five years to a maximum of 25 years in prison. he was also convicted of rape in the third degree and that could mean a sentence of up to four years. so it is certain that the 67—year—old former hollywood movie mogul is going to spend a very long time behind bars, in fact, he's in prison already, any leniency he had was chucked out the window when these convictions came through and he now has to wait until the 11th of march to find out what the custodial sentence will be. this isn't the end of it, is it? because he still faces other charges in los angeles. tell us a little bit more. oh, it's by no means the end, you're right. i think there is talk of civil cases, there is certainly a pending criminal trial set to take place in californ

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luka doncic is the ringleader and ben roethlisberger has been away from football and grown his beard. so the steelers quarterback on to the west virginia game tonight and would indeed make a great mountaineer. >> i don't even recognize you guys. he's 38 years old and the question is is going to come back for more. he says he is, we'll see. 238 is not old. >> i can speak to that. we'll be right back. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. brzezinsktom steyer...k at this. berman: tom steyer... o'donnell: surging in nevada. scarborough: this is working for tom steyer. o'donnell: surging in south carolina. smerconish: i don't think it's just resources. mitchell: surging in two new polls out of nevada and so

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ben has the weather.ee more of the world's most beautiful destinations closed or destroyed. in one of his last official engagements, prince harry warns that the growth of tourism is threatening to destroy some of the world's most beautiful places. hello and welcome to afternoon live. the coronavirus outbreak is spreading across europe, with a sharp increase in the number of cases in italy, and the first infections reported in austria, greece, croatia and switzerland. here, the government says it has a clear plan to respond to the outbreak. in tenerife, the authorities have announced 14 days of isolation for around a thousand holiday—makers stuck at a hotel on the island, many of them british. four guests — including an italian doctor and his wife — tested positive for the virus at the costa adeje palace hotel. at least eight schools in england and three in northern ireland have sent home pupils and staff after they returned from half—term trips to northern italy. earlier, the irish rugby union confirmed t

ben ainslie has made the perfect start as great britain's captain on the opening day of the sailgp seasonm to three wins out of three, giving great britain a comfortable lead heading into the second and final day of racing. this is the second year of sailgp, where seven nations compete against each other with five events taking place through the year, including the isle of wight in august. there have been strong words from british swimmers after china's three—time olympic champion, sun yang, was banned for eight years, for missing a drugs test in september 2018. sun was initially cleared, but the world anti—doping agency were successful in their appeal to the court of arbitration for sport. it was his second offence. peaty said "for anyone that's been banned once, potentially, it's a mistake. youre looking at it twice — you're a fool." holly will have more for you in the next hour. in the last few minutes, it's been confirmed that a man from the uk, who had been on board the cruise ship diamond princess, has died from the coronavirus. he's the first briton to have died after catching the

and coming up on bbc news, ben youngs has been dropped to the bench for england's six nations match withaturday, one of five changes to the starting xv. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six. scotland's finance secretary, derek mackay, has resigned after social media messages he sent to a 16—year—old boy were made public today. in all there were more than 250 messages over a six—month period, the last five of which were sent this week. first minister nicola sturgeon described his conduct as unacceptable and said he's been suspended by the scottish national party. in a statement mr mackay admitted he'd "behaved foolishly". this report from our scotland editor, sarah smith, contains some flash photography. the finance secretary, derek mackay, was one of the most senior ministers in the scottish government, tipped as a future party leader and first minister. now his career has been destroyed by inappropriate social media messages he sent to a schoolboy. the scottish sun printed numerous exchanges between the politician and a boy that he knew was just 16, commenting on his appear

ben croucher has all the sport.emier league following a 1—0 win at norwich city. jurgen klopp's side now have 76 points after 26 games — that's more than when manchester united won the league in 1997. sadio mane scored the game's only goal 12 minutes from time. well after the game klopp offered his sympathy to his opposite number at manchester city pep guardiola and his players. on friday, city were handed a two year ban from european football for breaking financial fair play rules by inflating sponsorship deals to cover their expenditure. to be honest, ifeel for pep and to be honest, i feel for pep and the players because they did nothing wrong, they just played players because they did nothing wrong, theyjust played sensational football and he helped each league to improve football but then in the end we all have to respect the rules andi end we all have to respect the rules and i have no idea if they did or not but we will see what happens. so the implications of the ban for city could be huge. is there any chanc

ben ainslie has led a british team to their first victory in the sydney sail gp.get any better that that". ainslie, who won the first of his four olympic gold medals in sydney 20 years ago, now travels to san francisco for the second race of the season. portugal's antonio felix da costa now leads the formula e championship for electric cars after winning the fifth round in marrakesh in morocco. britain's alex sims dropped to third in the standings after retiring on the final lap. cricket now. england are preparing for their next group game at the women's t20 world cup in australia — knowing they need to win to keep alive they hopes of a place in the semi—finals. they face the west indies tomorrow morning — and currently sit second in theirgroup. a third win would almost guarantee a place in the knockout stages while defeat would mean they have to rely on other results. bowler anya shrubsole says she feels england are improving with every match. i don't think we're too far off. there's always bits and pieces you wa nt to there's always bits and pieces you want to d

the cost of restoring elizabeth tower, which houses big ben, has risen by more than £18 million.down to the discovery of asbestos, toxic lead paint and extensive bomb damage from the second world war. it means the cost could rise to almost £80 million in total. those are the main stories this morning. it is 6:11am. holly is here with sport. we are talking cricket this morning. you know that feeling when you are really, really close to winning? you can almost taste it? in this case, just one run away against south africa. and then what? they couldn't do it. there was a dramatic finish in england's opening twenty20 against south africa, as eoin morgan's side lost byjust one run. england had looked in a good position to chase down the target of 178 but they lost several late wickets to somehow give it away. the second of the three—match series is in durban on friday. elsewhere, rangers slipped to ten points behind celtic in the scottish premiership after losing 2—1 at kilmarnock. eamonn brophy with the winning goal to put a massive dent in rangers' title ambitions. it's now six wome

towing a mobile home at southbound 6 ad at all costs to there's only one lane blocked a traic alert has ben issued it has a broken axle and it's just interrupting the commute so crawling there out of sa ramon leading up to the scene and then youe crawlinon the dublin side as well so as soon as you pass that traffic opens up and slows right back do frodublin to signal that's typic del 31 minutes from dublin to front we'll take a peek at bay area bridges coming next stock thanks robin. we do have lots of sunshine overhead already after a mostly cloudy evening last night skies of really cleared out during this early morning. >>and noit's just sunshine over the east bay all the way out to the cityof san franciso in the distance a little bit of cloud cover at times just a mostly haing out in the east some low ouds up in the hill so watch out for those spots as you ar making your way into work what we do have into the afternoon as a whole lot more sunshine and temperatures really comfortable are already in the 40's to 50's so a mild start to this morning. napa one of r cooler spots at 34, but now

cnn's senior international correspondent ben wedeman has more from milan. ben. >> reporter: i'm ben wedeman in milan where the authorities are reporting continued dramatic increases in the numbers of new infections. at this point, the total of infections in italy is 888. of those, 21 people have died, 46 have recovered. just to put it all in perspective, i arrived in italy on tuesday. on that day, it was only 322 infections and ten deaths. we spoke with one doctor of infectious diseases who says that the number of infections is going to continue to increase. >> i'm fred pleitgen in berlin having just returned from iran where the authorities there are trying to stop and at least contain the outbreak of the coronavirus. now, of course, iran is one of the hot beds for the coronavirus in the middle east, and the death toll and the amount of people who are confirmed with the coronavirus appears to be rising day by day. the authorities there are now taking more drastic measures than before. one of the things that they've done is they have stopped friday prayers in