iceman bowles. >> hey, bowles, is now a good time to talk?e. at this point in time, i don't know what the motivation is for jeremy to confess all this. i don't know if his conscience is finally weighing on him. if the loss of his family members is weighing on him. or if the fact that his kids are out there running around without a good father figure. i'm not sure what his motivation is to confess at this time. do you feel that part of this and part of the reason you may be talking about these things that haven't been talked about or discussed or even known by law enforcement is part of a sense for you to bring some closure to some things? >> yeah. i just, you know, dealing with all this and just everything period is just taking its toll on me. i think it's just better off that i do this, get this done with and get it out of my system because it's something that has been eating at me for a long time. you know, like other people's families. they have kids and they have moms and they have dads. i don't think a lot of them people have closure on

and they are not encouraged to bowl fast because you cannot bowl fast in india.n players learn how to play spin bowling beautifully and then they come to australia or england and they struggle with the see movement and swing and it is the same. wherever you are brought up in the world, you become accustomed to those conditions and that is where you become better players, in those conditions. towards the end of your career the perception from the press was that you could not play spin bowling. a sense, that it undermined your. you wrote that you dreaded batting like never before. to be honest, the more people spoke about it and the more i started to believe in my inadequacies against...m it and the more i started to believe in my inadequacies against... it was distracting. that is when i lost confidence and i did not become a good player in the end. let's drill down into that because in 2003 your contract with hampshire was terminated. cricket was your life and it was over. so many sportsmen i have spoken to about that time seders that kind of death. there is an e

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bowling went to new york and became a teacher. spray adhesive on the stencil...tly on the canvas. he continued to paint, of course, but to no great acclaim. recognition has been a long time coming. how do you feel about the tate exhibition? er, well, i waited for such a long time for it to happen, that when it was announced that it was going to happen, i was told that the exhibition would be an exhibition that i wanted, and very quickly i found out that once more, the language between myself and people like the tate, i hear one thing and they think they've said something else. well, it turns out that it's going to be the tate‘s show, not mine. he wanted the show to focus purely on the nature of his work, which has been a 60 year investigation into the effects of light and colour. not, as is the case, a broadly chronological exhibition tied to his life story and race. there was a new thing that was sprang on me about black and asian art in england. well, i don't know what black and asian art is. i only know that art is art. he is still hard at work, but painting l

bowl, the action overyourearand in just the way you bowl, the action over your ear and in baseball you'revre the ball downhill. in baseball you throw over a slope. everyone else has not played the sport before. he hopes that if you can make it as a baseball player he will inspire the next generation of american indian kids to play spot. i feel i have given a lot to the indian can that such community and just to see one person do it, the next person could be behind them and chase that dream. getting selected by the chicago white sox is a huge achievement but now it is a long climb to the top if he is to become a major league of player. queensland have taken a 1—0 lead over insterstate rivals nsw in australian rugby league's state of origin series. the maroons were 18—14 winners in brisbane to take the upper hand in the best of three game series. the blues held an 8—0 advantage at the half time interval but two dane gagai tries in the second half turned the tide in queensland's favour handing them the win, with game 2 to be played in the western australian capital of perth on sunday the 23r

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we could continue to follow and some good bowling restricted bangladesh to 262 from their 50 overs.er coming so close to upsetting end on saturday, the afghan open knew a good start was essential. they survived the first ten overs before the easiest of catches. they were scoring at less tha n of catches. they were scoring at less than four and over. gulbadin naib providing the occasional flurry. when he was dismissed, afghanistan belief was starting to fade. there was a sense of inevitability as a valued efforts of the minnows came to an end as bangladesh closed in on victory. they revived the hopes of making the last four while afg hanistan‘s they revived the hopes of making the last four while afghanistan's wait for the first when continues. the —— their first for the first when continues. the —— theirfirst wind. it is difficult mathematically but having said that, in cricket anything can happen. as i said, it will be difficult but we have the belief that we can play well in the next two matches and get the result. sweden are into the last eight of the women's world cup after a 1—

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hashim amla caught by chris gayle off the bowling of sheldon cottrell for just 6.longer — caught behind by shai hope. he went for 5 — and another wicket for cottrell. south africa were in trouble on 29 for two when the rain came. no more play was possible and the match was finally abandoned with "no result". it means south africa, who lost their first three games, only have one point from four matches. their prospects of reaching the semi—finals, now looking as bleak as the weather. as simple as we have not been in this position because we have not played our best cricket so we do not deserve to be anywhere close to the top. but it is clear for us as a tea m top. but it is clear for us as a team that we need to be at our best and play well in the next five games. the next team are a dangerous team, they have shown they can win at any day but we need to play better cricket. if we do that and the results start happening then this team will get a lot of confidence from that for the later stages. on tuesday, sri lanka face banglasdesh in bristol — with both sides looki

bowling went to new york and became a teacher. spray adhesive on the stencil...irectly on the canvas. he continued to paint, of course, but to no great acclaim. recognition has been a long time coming. how do you feel about the tate exhibition? er, well, i waited for such a long time for it to happen, that when it was announced that it was going to happen, i was told that the exhibition would be an exhibition that i wanted, and very quickly i found out that once more, the language between myself and people like the tate, i hear one thing and they think they've said something else. well, it turns out that it's going to be the tate‘s show, not mine. he wanted the show to focus purely on the nature of his work, which has been a 60 year investigation into the effects of light and colour. not, as is the case, a broadly chronological exhibition tied to his life story and race. there was a new thing that was sprang on me about black and asian art in england. well, i don't know what black and asian art is. i only know that art is art. he is still hard at work, but painti

jomo kenyatta airport in nairobi passengers are screened for fever large signs warn against the bowl and explain the danger air travelers pose the greatest risk of spreading the virus over long distances but even these measures are only a partial benefit it can take up to 3 weeks between the time of infection and the onset of a bola. there is uncertainty at the borders of congo and uganda and marketplace in pond way uganda hundreds of small street vendors sell their goods here fresh produce from the fields that stables as well as fish meat even cosmetics people come and go across the border a bowl is once again a threat to trade. so we're not sure if the reports of a bull in congo are true because we haven't seen anyone who has died of a boat but they say there's a border in congo and that has really spoiled our business were scared of going across there people who always money there but were afraid and try to stop that's our problem right now. the border is porous not everyone is checked especially not at night and so it's an intangible danger that causes such fear here. in the many

bowling went to new york and became a teacher. spray adhesive on the stencil...of course, but to no great acclaim. recognition had been a long time coming. how do you feel about the tate exhibition? er, well, i waited for such a long time for it to happen, that when it was announced that it was going to happen, i was told that the exhibition would be an exhibition that i wanted, and i quickly found out that once more, the language between myself and people like the tate, i hear one thing and they think they've said something else. well, it turns out that it's going to be the tate's show, not mine. he wanted the show to focus purely on the nature of his work, which has been a 60 year investigation into the effects of light and colour. not, as is the case, a broadly chronological exhibition tied to his life story and race. that's it for the moment, you're watching bbc news, plenty more coming up soon. hello. well, saturday is almost certainly going to bring the warmest weather we will have seen so far this year, with temperatures expected to reach the high 20s, but

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strikes again as india and new zealand's match at trent bridge is abandoned without a ball being bowled. hello there and welcome to the programme — all that and more to come plus the latest on who's leading the us open, the third men's golf major of the year. but we start with the footballing news that australia came from two goals down to controversially beat brazil 3—2 in group c at the women's world cup in france to keep their hopes of progressing alive. the match winner came courtesy of a var decision — and it meant a first group—stage defeat for the south americans in 2a years, while in the late game china beat south africa 1—0 in group b. colm harrsion rounds up all the action this may not have been a must win much for australia, but after that shock loss to italy on saturday it was one that they probably couldn't afford to lose. a second straight defeat for the highest ranked team ina group defeat for the highest ranked team in a group looked to be on the cards when brazil opened up a 2—0 lead. the first goal was a penalty, awarded for a tug on the shirt. marta then made history

when hasanjones, they neutralise the proteas‘ bowling attack, in a partnership of 142 of 141 bowls.rld cup record chase of 331. in response, south africa started well. aidan markham put on 49 before confusion lead to the first wicket. skipper pfaff du plessis did his best to lift the ru nway plessis did his best to lift the runway at as wickets fell at regular intervals —— run rate. du plessis tried to force the issue when he missed on altogether. needing 14 i’u ns missed on altogether. needing 14 runs from the final over, it proved a bridge too far, as they got their campaign under way a bridge too far, as they got their campaign underway in a bridge too far, as they got their campaign under way in a stunning way, while south africa suffered consecutive losses. and it doesn't get any easier as they face up to india on wednesday in southampton. we played so well, especially in england. it's not easy for us. you know, conditions are not giving us the favours which we are used to at home. but again, i thought one of the best... 0ne home. but again, i thought one of the best... one of

you have to be bold without the bowl. see how he did that?pplause] >> but that's not what he did. >> that's frat boy 101. >> [laughter] >> look i never liked the guy. he's always been so pretentious and i think that this is the guy that walked into every positiona he's got, his may have shocked him to death. this may have been the turning point point s for swalwell. >> greg: yeah, i hope so. >> no he doesn't get turns we saw that. >> greg: if he's on the debate stage, he served two debates and there's no children. >> i bet i could watch the entire thing and still not know. >> yeah. that would be great if every debate question he's looking somewhere off like this and he goes "i'll take that." >> but he wouldn't do that. he'd go likeo this. >> greg: [laughter] >> i'll take that. either you got it or you don't. greg: do you know what? historic moment on this show, we just coined the swalwell, so what is the swalwell? the swalwell is when you, what's the definition of swalwell, kat? >> it's when you can't make a joke. >> greg: [laughter] >> greg:

england chose to bowl first and we re it. this and watched james vince climb. the ball escaped. english teams are expected to reach world cup semifinals these days that of gareth southgate set the standard. but if the men's cricketers lose this match, their chances of missing out will increase, worrying me. that was australia to 100 without the loss of a wicket. then, for david warner, it suddenly went wrong. a miss hit to joe root. exit stage left. hero or villain, the crowd could decide. but warner was out for 53. aaron finch was trying to step it up. risky, but worth it. six. england needed to be sharp. at times, they weren't. watch jos buttler the wicketkeeper removed the bails but he dropped the ball. no good. at ben stokes to esmond khawaja, that was as out as out could be. on with the contest. the skies above lords are finally starting to play and possibly the balance of the match may be going in the department way, with eight overs to come, australia would want a few more than 234 of england's response comes this afte

bangladesh chose to bowl first — it seem bangladesh chose to bowl first — it seem like a good idea ate technique declined. while fielding isn't easy for those paid to do it, the fumble coming from bangladesh, jason roy was watching the missed field and thinking of celebrating his century. but he wasn't looking at the umpire. all smiles in the end, especially on the england balcony. and eventually from the umpire — that'sjoel wilson. virtually all of england's big shots came off, but bangladesh cosmic captain was under this one. while he needed every clot in his report, bangladesh needed 387 to win — the biggest stretch in their history. and it's hard to bat againstjofra archer. history. and it's hard to bat against jofra archer. which history. and it's hard to bat againstjofra archer. which hassan maintained the chase with 100, one of the best cricketers in the world, not just of the best cricketers in the world, notjust bangladesh. of the best cricketers in the world, not just bangladesh. 0thers of the best cricketers in the world, notjust bangladesh. 0thers fell — noticejohnny bairs

( humming ) if i had a band, i would have killed it harder. ( laughter ) archeologists found bowls withoric d.v.d.s of dude what's a car. it must be weird discovering weed as a cave man. he must have been like, man, this weed is as mazing and once we discover fire this shit is going to hit even harder, man! moving on to the main story. ( cheers and applause ) let's talk about strangers. as kids, we were all taught the same lesson, if a stranger tries to talk to you, you run away and tell your mom. in fact, you all probably remember nose hilarious p.s.a.s that were on tv all the time. >> you've already been told about strangers dressing up in if you know forms, but there are other traps you need to know about. >> hey, kid, i'll teach you how to hit this ball right over the fence. come on, it will be fun. >> trust your own feelings! >> hey, kid. how you doing? you know, we're making a movie over there. you want to go see it? >> mm-hmm! >> only professional agencies hire kids for tv work. stay away from people in cars or vans. >> your mom's hurt, she's in the hospital, she sent me to come

this is like the super bowl for people who don't know what the super bowl is. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i'm so happy to be here. >> trevor: so, i am beyond excited to have you here because, like, you have come in and genuinely changed, in many ways, that people perceive not just late night but television. because i remember when you started on the show, everyone was like, "oh, who is this guy? he's starting at, like, 12:37 at at night, and what is this thing going to be?" and overnight, you took what was once a fringe time slot and turned it into a big explosion, thanks to your ideas, including carpool karaoke. ( applause ) has that changed the way you see the medium as a whole? >> uh, i don't think so. i think we always thought that's what we were-- we were going to do. we were going to try to, you know. we didn't know that we would-- it would happen-- we had no idea that it would or could happen as quickly as it did. >> trevor: right. >> but our-- i mean, essentially, my-- my ego won't allow me to recognize that i'm making a show that airs at 12:37 at night. >> trevor: right. >> if i

it's a great match—up as england face west indies at the hampshire bowl.s been an up—down—up performance so far. as our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. in southampton, the morning skies we re in southampton, the morning skies were ambiguous. by recent world cup standards, that is ambiguous. the sun is out, it's blisteringly hot, england won the task, they will be barrelling. hurry up, you'll miss a wicket. chris woakes struck before the crowd had time to settle. but west indies still had chris gayle, who stands, hits and hopes. mark wood would catch it, wouldn't he? that was the wicket england wanted, because chris gayle can do this. when he starts, you just never know where he will stop. in this case, to england's huge relief when chris gayle made 36, jonny bairstow got it and he held it. thank goodness. to com pletely and he held it. thank goodness. to completely restore mark wood's mood, he took the next wicket. lbw on review, to be technical, out, basically. west indies passed 100 with this format, but the scoring rate was comparatively slow.

now bowling against mit, unbeaten india.d take something special to put a positive spin on things that spin is something they do rather well. india is struggling, virat kohli got started before he also got finished. southampton suddenly stunned and silent. others did have more luck but runs still tough to find, wickets always in peril. this was an afghanistan show surprising strength and for a moment, the mood was catching. 225 needed. not many to truly make their mark on the world game but nerves and pressure can do funny things, wickets falling, their task growing. it was too much. afghanistan getting agonisingly close to one of the biggest shocks of this or any world cup. that's it we're back with the late news at 10. more to come on the news channel. 00:01:08,536 --> 2147483051:37:18,983 now on bbc one, it's time 2147483051:37:18,983 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. we get the latest from the women's world cup as the knockout stage gets under way and see how england are

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pick him for the game u nless england would pick him for the game unless they felt sure that he could bowlved that they can turn to archer, a young man, who grew up in the caribbean, and followed his dream to play in and for england. eion morgan, born and bred in ireland, has a similar experience of coming up against his country of birth. —— jofra archer. being in that position myself, it feels different the first time that you play against a side that you could play for or play against. i'm sure that he will handle it as he has done everything else in the tournament. do you think the opportunity is more likely to inspire him, you have worked with him in an england contact. every challenge he has come up against, he has come out the other side of it really well. so, let'sjust see how it goes. we are not expecting anything majorly different. jofra archer grew up in barbados, as did jason holder, the west indies captain. with any of your players be especially keen to be hitting boundaries against jofra archer? interesting question, i think, well, it is something that has been talked up it is

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bowling went to new york and became a teacher. >> spray adhesive on the stencil.tly on the canvas. will: he continued to paint, of coarse, but to noreat acclaim. recognition has been a long time coming. how do you feel about the tate exhibition? frank: i waited so long for it to happen. aswhen it was announced it going to happen, i was told that the hibition to be an exhibition that i wanted. i quickly found out that once more, e language between myself and the people at the tate -- i hear one thing and they think theysa hav something else. well, it turns out it is going show, not tatein will: he wanted to show to focus purely on his work, the investigation into light and n colo as is the case of a chronological exhibition tied to his life story and race. frk: there is something about about black and asian art in england. i don't know what black and asian art is. i only know that art is art. will: he is painting less these days, more directing his assistts with an infrared pointer. frank: they follow what i say, but i wait for the area of paint to sing and then i

. >> you have been a community. lead you participate in a bowling league. you participate in a lot of organizations that are not governmental organizations, they're community ganizations. >> sure. >> and i wonder, you know, how much of the soluon for fixing communities is direct government assistance to communitrsus the building up of these mediating institutions in our communities, like the bowling leagues, like the boys and girls clubs, like the girl scouts? >> a whole lot of it. you do a much more effective job teaching the children if you teach from their experiences. and so that is where get this thg all wrong. if we spend more time dealing with these communities, we will get a much better product out of the schools. >> you've talked about striving for equity rather than equality. >> yes. >> what do you mean by that? >> i have the daughters. they think differently. i deal with them differently. >> so, how does that apply to public policy? >> because public policy means to be able to treat communitiesr according to teeds. treat people according to their

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