david ball in the first to go for just wickets already. david ball in the first to go forjust one.o, australia were 191—5 after 16 overs. live commentary on the bbc. there has been one match already in the t20 world cup, south africa beating sri lanka. if you remember, there was an apology to fans when this player initially refused to take the knee. south africa needed 15 off the last over and two sixes from david miller saw them get over the line. they won by four wickets and with just one ball to spare. that's all the sports for now but you can keep up with all of the stories on the website. commuterjourneys are down by more—than—half compared to pre—pandemic levels, as many people continue to work from home. the railway delivery 6roup warns that lower passenger numbers are damaging city centre businesses. at the other end of the scale, leisure trips are nearly back to 2019 levels. this caroline davies has more. this was what mornings used to look like, but the commute is not back to normal. commuterjourneys are less than half the number they were before the pandemic. more of us

senate clara university law professor david ball told us at four that these laws should have a positive impact. it's part of the solution. i think to have these laws to make sure that somebody who has a demonstrated record of misconduct, you know, that's very serious in this case. um, isn't you know, sort of. on policing our streets. so um, there have been quite a few of police d certifications in places like georgia and florida and north carolina, you know sort of red to purplish states in getting you know, um, officers who really shouldn't be, uh on, you know, enforcing the law off law enforcement. the professor said that the law also provides a commission to hold a hearing with a 2 to 3 vote before decertifying an officer in san francisco. unvaccinated police officers are running out of time to get their covid shot. as many as 267 officers could lose their jobs since the city is requiring all employees get vaccinated. ktvu christien kafton has the latest on what the department is doing to make sure patrols are covered during this uncertain time. san francisco police officers are amon

ball. [laughs] david: ok.esident of united states called you and said, you were running a gigantic company and i've done a great job. i need some more women leaders in government. why did you come be secretary of something important? what would you say? julie: i would say, i am honored to be asked but i have really important work to do in the private sector. david: you wouldn't go right now ? julie: that is not my current aspiration. david: somebody who is watching this would say, this person has an incredible professional life. rose up to be partner at cravath and other ceo of this gigantic company. can you cite something that did not work out or your professional life so people can feel you are not just a superhuman and make people feel good they can see some but he made a mistake? do you have mistakes you made or failures you can talk about? julie: you know, people ask that question is if the only challenges at work. and for me, work has been a great place. i have had a lot of success and i don't have a spe

first, they're really kind of the last protest, their protest just on the david national security ball came back and they were relatively peaceful protest as well. so it doesn't matter if the protest was peaceful or not, if it was so, so called unauthorized protests, meaning you didn't have an official police. okay. they're really going to lock into the organizers. so from beijing perspective, everything will look, this is working, isn't it? everything's a lot more settled and calm now when people are getting used to it is, are they getting used to it? you know, if i was, i wouldn't say people are getting used to it. i think you could say that resigned to natal. they know there's nothing they're going to do that in that report just now. i mean when the defendant showed up they were pretty pessimistic. they knew they're probably going to be sent to jail time and they work on congress or voting with their feet. many of them have left hong kong, this last one and a half percent of its population. people have left many of them to the u. k. it's people who don't want to put up with this or

david: what do you do when not consulting? do you have outside interests? julie: i took up tennis during covid, which is brave at 52 and i can hit the ball. at but i can play a game and mostly, i focus on my two daughters. they are 13 and about to be 15. david: have you thought of hiring a consultant for your tennis game? it would improve your tennis game. julie: most of the time i pay -- play tennis with a coach because i can actually hit the ball and get a little bit better. david: ok. if the president of the united states called you and said, you are running a gigantic company and have a terrific job. i need some women leaders and my government. why don't you be secretary of something important? what would you say? julie: i would say i am honored to be asked but i have really important work to do in the private sector. david: you would not go in right now. julie: that is not my current aspiration. david: somebody who is watching this would say this person has an incredible life, grows up to be a partner, now she is the ceo of this company. can you cite something that did not work out and your professional life so people can feel they ar

. >> david, so the ball bounces back to you, let me ask you to help me clear something up.this a progressive country as the liberal democrats insist on being called? the research shows joe biden won 16% of u.s. counties. donald trump won 86% of u.s. counties, and i think a look at the map, would show a center right nation. >> joe biden won it safe of electoral college margin. an electoral college beat down. what is true, is that, generally to win a presidential race, as mike knows well or a competitive house district, or a competitive senate race, you have to win the moderate vote. some of those are true independence, some might be meaning democrat or republican, and they do move around a lot. some political science believes there's no such thing is -- i see them every election, they exist. i do think that, you have to basically win the moderates in an election. what is true, is childcare, universal pre-k, taxing the wealthy more to pay, for expanding health care, all of these things enjoys support, 60 to 70%. you are getting the support of basically all progressives. and a

david: what do you do when you are not consulting? do you have outside interests? julie: i took up tennis during covid, which was pretty brave at 52. i can actually at the ball. great, but i can play a game. mostly, i focus on my two daughters who are 13 and about to be 15. david: have you thought about hiring a consultant for your tennis game? if you hire a consultant, that would improve your tennis game, right? julie: most of the time, i play tennis with a coach because that way i can actually hit the ball and get a little better. david: ok. if the president of the united states call you and said you are running a gigantic company, i need more women leaders in my government, why don't you come in and be secretary of something important, what would you say echo julie: i would say i am honored to be asked but have really important work to do in the private sector. david: so you would not go in right now? julie: but is not my current aspiration. david: someone watching this can say someone has an incredible personal life, rose up and now she is the ceo of this gigantic company. can you cite something that did not work in your professional life so people can fee

david: have you thought about hiring a consultant for your tennis game? julie: most of the time i play tennis with a coach because that way i can actually hit the ball and getittle better. david: all right. if the resident of the united states because you and says you're running a dynamic -- gigantic company, i need more leaders in my government, why don't you come and be secretary of something important? what would you say? julie: i would say that i am honored to be asked to but i am really -- haven't really -- i have really important things to do in the private sector. david: you would not go in now? julie: that is not my aspiration at the moment. david: can you cite something that did not work out in your professional life so that people can feel you are not just a superhuman and make people feel good that they can see that somebody made a mistake. do you have any mistakes or failures you can talk about? julie: people asked that question as if the only challenge is at work. for me, work has been a great place. i have had a lot of success and i don't have any spectacular failure but in my own personal life, my father died when he was 68. i had breast canc

david: what do you do when you are not consulting? do you have any outside interests? julie: i took up tennis during covid, which was pretty brave at 52, and i can actually get the ball. am not great but i can play a game. mostly i focus on my two daughters, who are 13 and about to be 15. david: have you thought about hiring a consultant for your tennis game? if you hire a consultant, that would improve your tennis can, right? julie: well, actually, most of the time i play tennis with a coach, because that way i can actually hit the ball and get a little bit better. [laughs] david: ok. if the president of united states called you and said, you are running a gigantic company . you have done a terrific job. i need some more women leaders in my government. why don't you come be secretary of something important? what would you say? julie: i would say, i am honored to be asked, but i have really important work to do in the private sector. david: ok. so you wouldn't go right now? julie: that is not my current aspiration. david: somebody who is watching this would say, this person has an incredible professional life. rose up to be partner at cravath. now she is ceo of this gi

did her every man to a t did a jobs and we kept her kept a clean sheet and we kept the ball away from, from david to save. he the never out how to save to make. so it's, it's great going over to your own funds at the end of the game and the to celebrate with them, of course, cuz they, they've deserved this one as well. in baseball, the atlanta braves are now just one went away from their 1st world series title and 26 years. they beat the houston astros on saturday to take a 31 series lead home runs from dan's me, swanson and jorge sala helped them seal a 3 to win on. well, that's it for me. and you back over to emily, the you very much layer and that's it for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of a day's news and just a man ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the i sl regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps either orphans all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities, chicken. the length of people are going to welcome them after that. of course, not a new documentary. his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children

did her every man to a t did a jobs, and we kept her kept a clean sheet and we kept the ball away from, from david to save. he'd never out how to save to make. so it's, it's great going over to your own fans at the end of the game, and then to celebrate with them, of course, because they, they've deserve this one as well. i mean, atlanta braves are now just one went away from their 1st world series title in 26 years. maybe the houston astros on saturday to take a 31 series lead ron's from dance me swanson and jorge sola help and seal a 3 to win on the night. i'm just thankful to be here. but like i said, i think that, um, you know, there's still a lot love to be written. i think that we need to go out and, and continue to compete for ourselves in that position. you know, to give this city. well, it's been longing for you know, been playing as tough playing is real tough and so, you know, we gotta, we gotta, when to morrow. i mean, death. we've had our backs to the walls before. so, oh, you know, our guys know what to do. i mean does not hold us to be said. i mean, we know we have to do it to wear

did her every man to a t did a jobs, and we kept her kept a clean sheet and we kept the ball away from, from david to save. he never out how to save to make. so we're, it's, it's great going over to your own fans at the end of the game and they're not celebrate with them, of course, because they, they've deserve this one as well. austin will extend the iran beaten run through 9 games in all competitions after. so you know, when the lesser gabrielle school, the 1st within 5 minutes, they go to 2nd shortie off a meal. smith through the 4th golden 7 games when they came 1st and putting one back just before the break, but often keepers. aaron ramsdale. hullo, 1st couple of brilliant saves the keep them out matches the city suffered a shock to no loss at the crystal palace go from wilford's awe and called a gallagher sunk man, that he for the 1st loss and the opening weekend of the season. and after of course, play 45 minutes sent an 11 a team like guys like we need the processes and do everything right. but the people show the play show character and now yeah. but then for today went wrong in many, ma

every month to a t did did a jobs and we kept the kept the clean sheet and we kept the ball away from, from david to save. he never how to save to make so it's, it's great going over to your own funds at the end of the game and the sellers with them, of course, cuz they, they've deserved this one as well. i'll swinging over to baseball, and the atlanta braves are now just one went away from their 1st world series title . in 26 years, they beat the houston astros on saturday to take a 31 series lead homeruns from dansby swanson and jorge sala helped them seal a 3 to win on the night. the braves can wrap up the championship at home with game 5 leader on sunday already. that's it for me. be back with you in a few hours, but hinge back over to emily for now. thank you very much. leah. all right, that. so from us here for this news hour, but don't go anywhere directly. we'll have one you shortly. in the meantime. hey, to our website al jazeera dot com bye for now. ah, ah. a think lake linda attract tourists and underpins the local economy. thousands to penn don't. it's precious. ah, al jazeera well ex

not out in a steady run. chase. former south africa, all rounded david visser hit the winning runs with 9 balls to speak to will anchor were already assured of a place in the next round and a dead rubber against the netherlands. they embarrassed the dutch by boating, them all out for just 40 fall into an overs. that's the 2nd lowest score would a t 20 woke up. unfortunately for the men in orange, they also hold the record for the lowest davis for $39.00 all out. and remarkably enough that was also against the sri. lankan said the 2014 world cup, the asian side winning by 9 wickets here with 12.5 overs to spare. sticking with trigger but switching formats india and england's postpone test match will now take place in july. next year. the 4th and final game of the series was called off last month, 2 hours before the start of lay of the coven 19 outbreak in the india camp. it is being moved from manchester to birmingham. jesus shed ruling conflicts, india lead that series to one to baseball. and an epic performance by chris taylor has kept the la dodgers alive in the playoff series against the atl

david visa, hammering and i'm beaten. 66 from 40 ball. it's a previously represented south africa between 2013 and 2016. but those 2 thirds are trying to qualify for the next round of the super 12, india and australia qualified for that automatically and paid each other in a warm up match into by steve smith. 50 7 helped the of these post 152 for 5. but rabbit sharma had 16 as the indians made light work of the target. they won by 8 wickets in the play. they 1st mentioned the tournament against pakistan on sunday in dubai. that's what we'll leave it for now. lauren, it's back to you in london. thank you very much indeed. and that's it for me or intended for this news. i'll be back in a moment to another for run off the day's news. thanks very much. georgia, i ah ah, ah, ah, ah ah, the world is warming, and green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland, the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera to know where the fi

david vis a hammering and unbeaten 66 from 40 balls through represented south africa between 20132016. so those 2 sides are trying to qualify for the next round, known as the super 12. india and australia have already qualified for that. automatically. they played each other in a warm up match. and due by earlier, the smith's 57 helping the all of these post 152 for 5, but rabbit, show me 860 has the indian paid light work of the target? they won by 8 wicked. meanwhile, in view of captain vin coley has been unveiled in dubai as a wax figure at the new madame tussaud's very lifelike. and next to him is another model of an indian cricket legend section tindle. we'll leave it there for now. most bullets later. thanks so much pete. well, bad headache is no longer exists in a small town in india. not thanks to 2 brothers in the state of punjab who are turning heads with the barbershop. the pair can replicate the taj mahal as you can see that even michael jackson's face using their customers heads as canvasses. they hoping to cut an opportunity to make their business international. well, th

manage to reach the winning target with an over to spare david visser hammering and i'm beaten. 66 from 40 balls is previously represented south africa between 201316 and those he saw the trying to qualify for the next round, known as the super 12, india and australia. qualified for that automatically. they played each other in a warm up match and do by earlier. see smith 57. help the all of these post 152 for 5. but the rabbit sharma hit 60 is the indians made light work of the target. they one by 8 way gets in the play there 1st matching the tournament against pakistan on sunday in dubai. meanwhile, india as captain vega coley has been unveiled in dubai as a wax figure at the new med empty souls a life like next to him. he's a model of another indian cricket legend such intend duka as it alongside 60 sculptures of other stars, including leon, mfc, and formula one champion new hamilton. okay, will either be for now most sports needs again a little bit later on the stars. yeah. well, thanks. so much present. wow, that's it for mean starz you'd pay for this news. i wouldn't go and be back in just

captain smith, he $53.00, not out in a city run chase form with africa around a david vista would hit the winning runs with 9 balls to fit so they were already assured of a place in that next round in a dead rubber against the netherlands to embarrass the dutch by bowling them all out for just 40 for when. that's the 2nd low school at a teacher. he will kept unfortunately for the men in orange, they also hold the record for the lowest day of the school. 39 all out. remarkably enough, also against this relying concern was that the 2014 woke up the asian side winning here by 9 week. it's with 12.5 over to spay speaking with cricket. but switching formats india and england's postpone face match will not take place in july. next year, the 5th and final game of the series was cooled off last month, 2 hours before the start of play off recovered $900.00 outbreak in the india camp. it's been moved from manchester to birmingham. these a shilling conflicts in the lead, the series to one to for me, the one then sergio perez said the fastest pace in 2nd practice at the united states grand bree vital rivals, louis hamilton an

david warner led the australian reply with 65 runs of 42 balls as they chased down the target with easeickets. next up for the aussies, the other unbeaten side in the group, england on saturday. some of the finest examples of early islamic art in the west bank city ofjericho have been restored and officials hope they will become a major tourist attraction. they are astonishing in their scale and ambition. an intricate, ornate sea of stone and colour and detailed patterns. these mosaics date back more than 1,000 years and are part of the very fabric of this land. the size of the mosaic panels is about 835 square metres. it contains more than 5 milion mosaic pieces and small mosaic stones. it has a distinctive set of natural colours, all components of which are natural stones that exist in palestine. they've spent five years and around $12,000,000 restoring the mosaics to their former glory and the hope is that they will become a source of much—needed revenue for the palestinian authority. the ministry estimates there will be a significant and noticeable increase in tourism, especially to

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david warner. the batsmen took to the field looking to get a win. warner smashed 64 of 42 balls and finch hit 37 of 22 deliveries. their second successive win in group one, the first defeat in five games for sri lanka after they qualified for three successive wins in qualifiers. they also beat bangladesh. australia, who defeated south africa in the first match a joint england at the top of the group. the head of the b team will take interim charge of the club. the coach was sacked after 13 months in charge. the catalans have taken just 15 points in their opening 10 games . they struggled after a major overhaul to the club's squad. natural difficulties have not helped, either, with top players leaving with the club only available to recruit other players on the free. not the same attacking trios. he also arrived before a change in presidency at the club with the new president openly stating that the dutchman was not his choice for the job. toxic atmosphere with fans mostly in favor of the change. >> it was the chronicle of a death foretold. what i think is happening is that he ha

david? >> the day the sprinklers went off when president clinton was chipping golf balls behind aspen. the sprinklers go off, i didn't witness it, but secret service are watching nearby. he moved, the sprinklers went off again, and he threw his clubs into the golf cart, he drew over to the drive range, the bags weren't secure and the clubs fell all over the asphalt. it's humorous, but you can deal with the frustration of someone dealing with that. i tried to make light of it on the night he left camp david, it was a poor attempt at humor. you learn the balance of when to be serious and not too serious and when not to be too humorous. i learned not to try to be too humorous. that was the funniest time. fortunately i had no serious incidents during my time. there were tough things going on in the world. i left the month before 9/11 occurred. and there was a whole -- we spent a lot of time describing what that commander went through at the time. but light moments during my time, fortunately. >> charlene asks, how much heads-up do you get to know when a president is coming? >> depends on t

south africa needed 15 off the last over and to success from david miller saw them get over the line, they won by four wickets with just one ballng tonga in the first match of the men's autumn internationals. it is 38 —— nine to scotland after 35 minutes. two tries for maclean on his debut. he is 21 years old, so fantastic start for him. in cardiff, wales and a huge game against new zealand later, they haven't beaten the all blacks since 1953. with capacity crowds at the stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. ratherfitting stadium, it is expected to be a thriller. rather fitting that it should be done in a match against the all blacks. when philip says he realises the significance. it is fantastic he _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is _ realises the significance. it is fantastic he is going - realises the significance. it 3 fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. fantastic he is going to go one more with thejersey. hundred fantastic he is going to go one more with the jersey. hundred and a9, so i am pleased for him, it is not about him, it's about the team coming together and having a great perf

they need to start the -- the ball rolling and they need to set the precedent. >> david, you tweeted something this week, obviously sarcastically but your point was well taken. you said that -- is this nation coming to -- what is this nation coming to if, quote, a president can't even confidentially confer with his co-conspirators while plotting to overturn an election and fomenting against the government and constitution, i mean, what's executive privilege for? does it surprise you to hear people basically saying, oh, department of justice won't want to get involved in this or if the courts get involved, it will take forever and there is no point? >> well, look. i think the -- the department of justice should be diligent about how they pursue this because there will be a lot of questions about it. and they have to be concerned about doing things properly. in terms of delaying, i -- look -- donald trump's whole business model for -- throughout his career and his model in government was to defy, delay, string things out, try and wear down his opponents by litigating everything and it'

david jolly, former republican congressman and msnbc political analyst, and joyce vance, who's hopefully, her crystal ballmsnbc legal analyst. donna edwards, let me start with you on this one and talk about those nine republican congressmen. i wonder if steve bannon here was an easy target, right, to vote and hold him in contempt. but whether or not they would actually make the same decision if it came to others like a jeffrey clark or a mark meadows, folks that were seen as they colleagues. >> you know, i was reminded that in october of 2015, hillary clinton had been subpoenaed to appear before the benghazi commission. she was a private citizen at the time. she was no longer in government. and she complied with that subpoena, testifying 11 hours before the benghazi committee. there is -- steve bannon may be an easy target, but here's the thing. congress has a right to issue subpoenas and they have a right to expect the american people do that those subpoenas are going to be enforced, and so i think it was really important for the congress to put their foot down in terms of the enforcement, the criminal e

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>> well, when the nixon guys met at camp david, they had a very extensive analysis of the global economy, u.s. role in it, how the ball could bounce in the future. and what we needed to do long term. they may not have followed that script exactly. but they had a real understanding of the alternatives. i just hope that the biden administration has done the same thing. so that's one. let me just say, the same thing meaning taking account of all the underlying changes and looking ahead as far as you can. not to saw this is where we're going to be but this is the range of possibilities. following from that, the men who -- and they were all men then, today, of course, it is men and women, they -- nixon surrounded himself with great diversity. i mean, the difference between shultz and connolly and burns and peterson, it was really quite something to get them in the room. they maud decision that's everybody could agree to. i don't know if biden has this diversity. i don't know. but when you're really making big decisions, the most dangerous thing is have everybody feel exactly the same way and not present any challenges. and

>> when the nixon guys met at camp david, they had a very extensive analysis of the global economy, the u.s. role in it, how the ball could bounce in the future, and what we needed long term. they may not have followed that script exactly, but they had a real understanding. and i just hope the biden administration does the same thing. that's one. and let me say the same thing taking into account the underlying issues and looking ahead. here is the range of possibilities. following from that, the men and they were all men then, men and women today, nixon surrounded himself with great -- the difference between schultz and connally and peterson and volker, it was something to get him in the room and make decisions everyone could agree to. i don't know if biden has this diversity. but when you are making really big decisions, the most dangerous thing is to have everyone feel exactly the same way and not present any challenges. third, kissinger was acutely aware that there was a relationship between international economic policy and our foreign policy. and in the end, they were really heard. i hope biden is able to do th

thought us like david is on the thing to it, but i think it but it's for them on it up. it'll look good. so i think that i sent that sort of ball should look at the name of yes, it is not a local level. meaning you wouldn't have to get enough of them when they can associate them at all. so after the moment of the year, about as soon as speaker don't up. well, so i don't know what let me say to book him. and i mean, like i said about, but i go in the supplements do all the way up where they did the because if i meant to say on black or gun the know about they, if they're not going to go, i mean from the stands. i mean, at the we are selling me one. i will set up at all, but i can let you know to me in that'll leave me. after world war 2, frances great empire began to unravel and vietnam, who wants to stay close and the stream bursting with joyce kissimay each other and jerry lives and seeing if the chinese managed to beat the french army. why not? the decline continues and episode to bludgeon tis french. the colonization on al jazeera canada is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit. al jazeera s

you can't throw the ball the pylon so that's a fumble, but this is a touchdown fourth quarter o'connell his second of the game to daviden and would you believe this is a first in fbs history, ohio quarterback. a rogers turns the corner and breaks a 99 yard touchdown run the longest ever for a quarterback, but buffalo would beat ohio 27-26 abc 7 sports sponsored sponsored by river rock casino dion. all right, chris. thanks. and that is all the time we have tonight for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5 for drew tuma and chris alvarez and really all of us here at abc 7. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a oh a rotating cast of scenes from outside our live cameras our networks of systems showing you all different views of san francisco as we wait for that francisco as we wait for that impending rain things very, the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just

david leaves sacramento to become san francisco's attorney. now we have senior editor scott. >>> it's en a crazy week in washington. we have a long way. >> there is a long way. of four dimensional. four ballsnancy pelosi is keeping up in the air. they funded the governmet. that is a big thing. the next, raise the debt ceiling. they have $1 trillion infrastructure build bipartisan. pass the senate. the hoe progressives are holding that. they want to make sure the poor thing is that we .5 billion billback better plan with economic programs they care about in climate change. i want to make sure that's not forgotten.>>> we had congressman huffman on. do you think they will make progress and get to a point where they pass beyond the smaller? >> it's hard to know where. it will be smaller and likely bigger than the 1.5 million that joe mansion once. we saw that leak out. some observers might think there are negotiations. what's important is not the number but what is in it. >>> what's the relief they can offer and show cards in the 22 midterms. we promise to go after child care. climate change. >> this is a test for nancy. she called this the fun part. this is her idea of fun. the affordable car

balls. >> nice. >> dozens of bags and new friends. >> you're going to make all these kids so happy tonight. >> and the balloons. >> they look good. >> and right here tonight -- >> hi, davidsed out all the gift bags hoping that the kids would feel better. >> akeem telling us he hopes it helps the other kids feel better, too. >> he really taught me that no matter what you're going through in life, there's always room to still spread positivity and spread joy throughout the world. >> and tonight, we're happy to report akeem out of the hospital, now home, recovering until his next treatment. and doctors say his prognosis is good. and that is good news. akeem, we're cheering you own. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night >> the storm is long gone but this how slid off its foundation just today. this is not the only example of fresh damage. spencer: our next wave of wet weather is a few days away. i will have the forecast. reporter: under pressure to fully restore bus lines, especially in underserved communities. reporter: bart is hoping reopen bathrooms at been close will lower people back to the system. >> building a better bay area, moving f

keeper didn't get to the ball — craig halkett did — and that result keeps the edinburgh sidejust a point behind the leaders. celtic are up to fourth, after winning 2—0 at motherwell. david second goal. exeter chiefs fans were asked by wasps not to wear their native american headress for yesterday's premiership game. exeter have been criticised over the club's branding, but on the pitch they secured a bonus point winning 27—23 victory. wasps picked up a losing bonus point. leicester are still top with five wins out of five. in the united rugby championship, leinster and munster both won. both are nowjust a point behind leaders ulster. glasgow are fourth after beating bottom side zebre by 17 points to 6. sione tuipuloto with the pick of his side's two tries. elsewhere, ospreys beat bennetton. summer may have gone but there's still some cricket to follow. the t2o world cup begins in the united arab emirates and oman today. scotland are one of eight teams taking part in the first round, with four qualifying for the final super 12. the scots play bangladesh today. ireland are also looking to qualify. england will begin their campaign in the super 12s, with a game againt cham

david, thank you. >>> the brazilian president could face criminal charges related to his handling of the pandemic a senate panel recommending prosecute herbs charge ball00,000 deaths they have the second highest death toll in the world. the panel found the administration ignored offers for vaccines and touted unproven covid treatments the brazilian president denies any wrongdoing experts say it's unlikely he will be charged with these crimes, because his attorney general and most of the lower house support him. >>> the iran nuclear deal might still have a chance. in a major turn around, iran announces it's coming back to the negotiating table to possibly revive the team tehran's lead negotiator said they will resume talks in vienna by the end of next month those talks came to a screeching halt in june with iran's new hardline president was elected the iranian regime started enrichi i i i ing uranium again. >>> extreme weather devastating the electrical grid. today, hundreds of thousands without power in the northeast could the infrastructure bill be the key to keeping the lights on after a disaster >>> plus, a majo moving is a handful. no kidding! for

ball here shortly. yes the big game tonight. the two well, two barrier. researchers are among three winners of the 2021 nobel prize for economics. u c. berkeley professor david card, said he never imagined being awarded the nobel prize. to the extent that my career has been successful, and it's really building on the on the contributions of so many people, uh, starting with my wife, who's been tolerant of long hours and. many absences and many forgotten events on my part, um all of my teachers and all of my and also also all of my colleagues and co authors who have. and graduate students who have really been a source of inspiration. and uh to me, i guess professor card is known for his studies on the effect of minimum wage increases and immigration on us workers. stanford economist guido m. benz helped pioneer the use of real world observations for scientific studies. i could try to convey to my students that the way to do good. pathological research is really talk to people doing empirical work and talk to people were doing policy relevant things so you can make sure that the mythological work you're doing is actually going to be used and relevant for that

ball is in his court. >> we await your continued reporting on this. >> if you look at the people who are on this board, davidu like to work with at one point in your life, a nobel prize -- they actually have one if mark zuckerberg doesn't do more than just issue this statement from the company, i would be personally disappointed because this group is somebody -- he put this group together. >> whatles do we wan-- what else want to do here? look at blackstone, one name i didn't get to. john gray was a guest on "squawk box," president of the firm, steve schwarzman still the ceo there's been generational change at these other shops. >> right. >> whether it's apollo or carlisle or kkr, but not at blackstone yet but they're killing it, man. that's $160 billion market value now. >> i understand they actually got out of individual houses and could end up being -- >> they did a strong job there in terms of getting in and out they are fairly nimble as we know few related earnings. >> brilliant as always today. >> all about having permanent capital to a certain extent and over the last 12 months distributable earnings

ball. you can see it when he wrote back to his _ when he wrote back to his constituents. many constituents raise weather mps but not many of them pick it up. davidions in the house and sometimes you can struggle to get mps to turn up at he would always turn up, with a smile on his face. i remember being outside a house with brian may after a debate in the pouring rain and david was there under an umbrella smiling away and being a force for change and supporting issues that the conservative government were dedicated to but david was having none of that. he was clear in his opposition and happy to be seen on the other side of that debate. you are aaivin the other side of that debate. you are giving us _ the other side of that debate. you are giving us a _ the other side of that debate. you are giving us a picture of a real plethora of causes that he was involved in, did he have a reflector you which one he was particularly proud of? t you which one he was particularly roud of? ~' ., proud of? i think the fox hunting issue meant _ proud of? i think the fox hunting issue meant a _ proud of? i think the fox hunting issue meant a lot _ proud of? i thi

david bailey who ended up throwing out the first pitch. pfluger, 1-2 out to center field. pendleton drops it. pfluger will come around to score. steube to second base. allred dropped the ball. looked like he had a good bead on it, couldn't get under it. tried to watch it into his glove. ends up dropping the ball. steube will head to second base. back pedaling there. looked like a tough catch. well see a replay here. >> nice swing by steube too. didn't get under it quickly enough and nice enough, drops the ball in the palm of his hand there. got to get urn it, got to track it. >> that means that the republicans get on the board with unearned run. a couple of costly errors by the democrats. >> steube at second base now. here's mo brooks, the batter, playing first base tonight. steube heading to third base, he'll make it there easily. we have a pinch runner at third base now. steube will come in and get ready to go back out and pitch. he's going to take it out of the game for a pinch runner but he'll be back on the mound in the second inning. >> the elast sized rules of congressional baseball. >> aguilar, who is wearing a san bernardino uniform tonight, 1-0 to mo brooks. runn