david warner. the only blemish on australia today is their captain retired hurt, michael clark. >> michael clark, we saw was very emotional and involved with the loss of his friend. have you sensed any sort of, you know, great personal wobbles about these men coming out on the field again? because although this is being seen as a very unusual fatal injury, it still highlights that there are risks in this sport as with many others. >> you certainly didn't detect that from the players today. obviously before the game started, they were emotional. you saw some of them wiping a tear from their eye, i but once the cricket got under way, i think they were relieved really to get back playing the game they love. when you speak to people who watch cricket and play cricket here in australia, there's nobody really saying that the game needs to be changed. i think most people here accept that this was just an extremely rare, freak accident and that cricket isn't a dangerous game or a particularly dangerous gam

and the match itself, david warner scored his 10th as the home team put themselves in a good position. to support the goal, he had to retire hurt on 60 with his long standing back problem australia. >> a gut feeling that they were down with me the whole time. from ball one the other end laughing with me about the -- all the support and people that have sent me messages. and amount of support that he has had around the world. >> the man who led to the death of phillip hughes has also returned to action. sean abbott -- the same venue the 22-year-old was supported by the crowd, and even bowled a shorter pitch on his way to taking two that's it for me. >> all right, thank you very much. just stay with us on al jazeera, more news coming up in just a moment. program the ceo tortured detainees while keeping politician in the dark, and it didn't make the u.s. any safer. that's the damming conclusion of a report released by senator as few hours ago. you are watching al jazeera hive from london the president saxed his vice president and eight ministers. countries are on the world agree to take

. >>> david warner's sworing street has continued for australia after scoring 145 in the first innings india. he followed it up with 102 on friday. the opener. philip hughes died after being struck in the neck by a ball. they will need to take all wickets on the final day to clench victory. >>> another person heavily affected by the health of philip hughes is making a return to the game. he helped his team defeat queensland. >>> now the [ inaudible ] governing body says that the kazakh team, which have been the subject of several failed drug tests this year. but they have been warned that they must show themselves to be completely clean. >> we're now getting to a situation where the straws are very close to breaking the camel's back, as it were. so we need to make sure when we take action, it is something that is going to stick and be legally defensible. >> the olympic champion has won the world event in switzerland. a second run saw her take the race with .2 seconds to spare. she was the overall champion in 2013, and now extended her lead to 177 points. this was her 26th world cup win

david warner raced to a century, looking to the heavens as if to say this one's for you, hughesy. the skipper michael clark, who's led this team admirably through a difficult few weeks, was also going strongly before having to retire injured on 60. how he too would have loved a chance to get 100 on today of all days. the thoughts of many today will have been with shawn abbott, the 22-year-old who bowled the fatal ball. bravely, he too returned to cricket, playing for his club side new south wales in sydney. in this cricket-loving country, people have been profoundly moved by the death of phillip hughes, but today the players sent a message that the game goes on. jon donnison, bbc news, sydney. >>> do stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, the duke and duchess meet the king and queen of american music. >>> how do you like your macadamia nuts served? a packet or on a plate? that is an issue who vexed an executive. the airline has apologized to the passengers for the delay. let's take you to our seoul correspondent steve evans, who is following this for us from south.

cricket and david warner scores continued for australia after scoring 135 in the first inning and warneron friday, it's his 6 from 11 test innings and can pay tribute to phillip hughes and friend who died a fort night ago after being hit in the head by a cricket ball. that gives over all lead of 363 over india but needs to take a ten india wickets on saturday to effect victory. the death of phillips hughes is making a return to cricket and it struck hughes in the head and playing for south whales on friday and took the career best of 14 and 7 overs. nfl and panthers quarterback carbon monoxide newton is lucky to be alive after a crash a few days ago and happened by the stadium with his truck landing on his roof and has two fractures in his lower back. >> i really couldn't talk afterwards because i was such in shock and got myself out of the truck and couldn't stop smiling and it's like one plus one always equals two and i'm looking at this truck and looking at this accident and i'm like dude one plus one is not equaling two and i'm looking at this saying someone is supposed to be dead an

well, the match itself david warner scored the tenth as the home team was in a good position and disappointmentk and had to retire hurt on 60 with appearance recurrence with his longstanding back problem and 354-6 at the close >> had a gut feeling my mate was with me the whole time from ball one. he will be at the other end laughing at me about all the sport and all the people that have sent their messages down here. i don't think he would have himself believed the amount of support he has had from not just australia but around the world. >> reporter: the man who led to the death of hughes returned to action and abbot took the field at sidney cricket ground where the incident involving hughes happened and the 22-year-old applauded by the crowd and a short pitch in the first over on the way to taking a couple of wickets. international olympic community agreed on 40 point plan to revamp p the summer and winter games, there wasn't a single vote of opposition at this meeting in monocco and driven and a key step is changing the bidding process and made cheaper and cities will need to present long-te

australia batsman david warner hopes india won't tried to sledge them again when they need meet for theg day. they head to me melbourne. he came in to fruity language but only seemed to fire him up and helped australia win the match. >> you know, i think i would hope that they don't. but for us it's about getting the contest and that's what we are like, i like to go at them and try to get them to bite back at me and i go out and bat. at the moment it's working. we saw the other day when mitchell johnson which is probably a silly mistake to make. and it backfired on them. >>> meanwhile, south africa are set to play their first ever black african specialist batsman on friday. he is in line to replace the injured quintin, for the second test against the west indies in port elizabeth. south africa have only ever fielded five black players and not had any since bowler's last test back in 2009. >>> and international cricket will return to christchurch on friday for the first time since the earth quake in 20 level. new zealand will take on sri lanka for the first test of a two-match series, th

ladies and gentlemen, welcome our panel, david winkler, john warner, bob dunn. [applause] >> ♪ >> in the fall of 1941, america began to challenge the growing terming u-boat menace in the atlantic with an unofficial naval war. in asia, the u.s. exerted pressure on japan to end its four-year war with china and recent occupation of french indochina. receiving no acceptable japanese response, the u.s. on the number 26 issued an ultimatum to japanese leaders to cease hostilities and withdraw forces or face continued economic sanctions. japan's leaders decided to fight instead. admiral yamamoto, commander of the japanese fleet, had serious misgivings. because of america's industrial superiority, japan would have to win the war quickly. because of those misgivings, he insisted on opening the war with a crippling attack on the u.s. pacific fleet at pearl harbor, hawaii. a strike force of six carriers under command of the admiral moved east across the pacific toward hawaii. based on decoded japanese diplomatic traffic, the nation -- navy issued a warning to all commands.

warner until now. he's live with david faber. >> good afternoon. and a rainy one at that.nnual media conference. i've not spoken to you in a while. authorize has anybody else on tv at least. >> right. >> since the big fight. i won't dwell on it, but i am curious. a lot of people thought rupert murdoch, he never loses. were you surprised at how quickly you were able to dispatch fox and their unsolicited bid? >> yeah, but we have a good -- it's funny, because you're into companies are actually very similar will terms of what we do. and i have great respect for them. and so i think it became clear as we went along -- because we're a fairly similar size. that we probably would be better off independent. certainly what we said and i think events have shown that. and i think the fox team came to that conclusion. tak as it started out, we were undervalued and that may have led to the whole situation. >> since then, the stock went up on the bid, came back and now was actually regained virtually all that lost ground. because of your introduction of earnings per share goals and esti

builders as far as i was concerned for people like bill cohen, bill bradley, jack danforth, john warner, david boren, sam nunn, nancy kassebaum, republicans or democrats, and the list goes on. and maybe the last one to leave because of frustrations was olympia snowe. so you've got this large number of people, most of them could've been reelected for ever, who left in disgust because they couldn't get anything done. and i think that's the new phenomenon over the last couple of decades that is especially worrying. now the other theme though in this book and i think this as an important point to make, to spite my frustrations and even my anger at the congress, the reality is i got a lot of things done with the congress. most of my predecessors did they were lucky to get two or three or four big military procurement programs canceled that were over cost, overdue, or no longer relevant. i cut nearly three dozen and ended up getting congressional approval, or acquiescence come in all of them. i cut almost $200 billion out of the pentagon's overhead, and even eliminated a combatant command. and i got

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i want -- another one to talk about, pacific crest lifetime warner, and i -- the thing i find about this interesting, david. >> right. >> at the time, this seemed expensive. how did this debt to where it got here on its own, is this because when confusion that a pure play time warner is worth a lot more now that time is out? >> listen, you ask a lot of different questions there. i think people believe this number here is, wow, we are back to 8500, overvalue. you've got remember, of course in response to that, and the move down, time warner came out with specific goals. six bucks in 16, eight bucks in 18, in terms of earning. that has helped this show a great deal of value potentially for content and there's also still a little bit of takeover premium in there, though it's a couple of years. >> these guys never fought to take over antitrust. is it not natural to use their security to -- >> we'll miss the bell if we don't go. talk about it after the bell, in addition to everything else we've got moving. "squawk on the street" is back after this. ♪ they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. a

time warner's stock ended up more than 2%. a lot of stocks were up today. davidill watch it. >>> senator elizabeth warren says the best way to end crony capitalism is making government stronger. having regulations empower crony capital its at expense of small businesses. back to our panel. john what do you think? >> to me big government is crony capitalism because insures closer relations between business and government. the only way to get rid of it reduce the size of government so businesses are free to succeed and free to fail. failure is the path to economic growth. if you don't individual, you don't have growth. david: governor bayh, one thing i'm sympathetic to in liz warren's comments she is against bailouts. here is what she said on the senate floor, instead of passing laws that create new bailout opportunities for too big to fail banks, let's pass something, anything that would help break up the these giant banks. does she have a point? >> well, her point would be if some of these institutions get so large that they threaten to take the rest of the econo

david rubenstein is redefining the way corporate america is saying merry christmas. find out more after this break. >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. these are your headlines. not so fast say u.s. regulator. time warner'snding review. >>> north korea is back online after nine-hour internet outage as the u.s. denies involvement. and u.s. investors are eyeing a data deluge today, including final gdp to see if the santa rally can continue. >>> now, just glancing at some of the other things that we've been following, carl likely's co-ceo is saying it's feeling the beat of the festive season after investing in dr. dre's beats music firm, he was inspired to perform a rap to say merry christmas to investors. check this out. >> hello? is this thing on. dr. dre inspired me to write my own rap. >> let's hear it. ♪ ♪ takes a lot of brains to do what we do ♪ ♪ looking for a way to make some dough for you ♪ ♪ energy, commodity, we do it all ♪ ♪ pick up the phone and give us a call ♪ ♪ mezzanine, private equity ♪ carlyle group is the place to be ♪ ♪ we're global, we're mobile, we're aim to go please ♪ ♪ lps, lps, server lps haven't done anything like this, really, since my bar mitzvah. >> my favorite line was it tak