lee harvey oswald's with the caption david warner made me do it piece i will be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now i'll hand you back to folly. john i think you very much for that will do it for today's news wait remember to keep in touch with us on social media at all times hash tag is great and all the other ways to get in touch with us right here including our what's up number nine seven four five or one triple one four nine. hole news great team thank you very much for watching we're live on. the new center next to stay with us. for the arrival of refugees is debated in european parliament's. but the journey itself is little understood. to syrians document the route that is claimed so many lives searching for sanctuary part one people in power on al-jazeera. a colleague must much hussein has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will contin

yes they miss steve and david warner, but you see their bowling, they have a really good bowling attackhes you need to have a good bowling attack. i still feel that australia is the favourite. winning one gold medal at the winter olympics is tough enough, but ester ledecka completed a unique achievement in 2018. her nomination for the bbc‘s world sport star award comes after she won gold in the women's super giant slalom on borrowed skis no less and then days later won the parallel giant slalom on her snowboard. details of how you can vote comes after we see why the 23—year—old czech is on our shortlist. music plays. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website — that's bbc.com/sport, where you'll also find terms and privacy notice. voting closes on saturday the 15th of december at 14:00 gmt, and the winner will be announced later that day. just about enough time to squeeze in some snooker. in snooker‘s uk championship, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round. the world numberfive made an impressive start, leading 3—1 over mark king in only 50 minutes. he closed out vi

tampering australia are underway in the first test since the tampering scandal last year that led to david warner, steve smith and cameron bancroft being banned from international cricket. the first match in their three—test series with the world number one ranked side india is udneray in adelaide. chris mitchell is there. we will talk about what this means to the country, but what a start on the first day. absolute dream start. a few moments ago, india were 41—4, 15 minutes before lunch in adelaide. it is blisteringly hot and australia have got off to a very warm start indeed. their pace attack right on the money but the main story i have to say of this morning is virat kohli, he has been and he has gone, out for three, one of the best catches you will ever see in test match cricket, usman khawaja off the bowling of patrick cummings. superb catch, superman like. fully extended, caught 1—handed in—flight, just brilliant. what was virat kohli doing, why was he wafting at a ball and ochoa or more outside off stump? he did it perhaps because he felt so confident in adelaide ash an acre. the last tim

tampering before admitting cheating by applying sandpaper on the ball, steve smith along with david warnere entire nation. i don't think australian cricket has ever had a profound shock. and it bled out, it wasn'tjust us, every single person in australia it was like i reckoned there were dogs talked about in the street. knowing what shown any interest in cricket work taking and interest in this. they wanted to be national heroes again, to be revered, but in order to do that, they needed to navigate this journey and the best team in the world and their first and the best team in the world and theirfirst home series and the best team in the world and their first home series since cape town. and off the pitch, things are just as difficult for the captain, he is still facing is really tricky questions. what is more important to australia right now? winning this match or showing the world that you have changed was blue both. and so we need, there's no doubt about that and clearly we realise we needed to do some work in some areas and getting the respect of our country and ourfans is a higher pr

tampering australia are underway in the first test since the tampering scandal last year that led to david warnerernational cricket. the first match in their three—test series with the world number one ranked side india is udneray in adelaide. chris mitchell is there. we will talk about what this means to the country, but what a start on the first day. absolute dream start. a few moments ago, india were 41—4, 15 minutes before lunch in adelaide. it is blisteringly hot and australia have got off to a very warm

australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has told fox sports it was david warner who told him to tamper months for attempting to manipulate the ball with sandpaper. warner and then captain steve smith were both banned for a year. bancroft was speaking to former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist. definitely i was asked to do it. i guess i didn't know how to be true myself in a moment so i can actually know any better. at the time dave suggested to me to carry the action out on the ball given the situation that we were in in the game, and i did not know any better. i didn't know any better because ijust wa nted know any better because ijust wanted to fit in and feel valued, really. and just before we leave you, let's see what happened when a footballing legend surprised a group of school children by dressing up as who else but santa claus. this is paris st germain goalkeeper gianluigi buffon in the big red suit and white beard — with christmas presents for the youngsters. he was joined by psg players angel di maria and thiago silva spreading some christmas cheer. you get the impressio

on camera using a piece of sandpaper it's also the surface of the ball bancroft's is teammate david warner was the instigator and he was just an impressionable rookie wanting to fit in with the team bank of span and so on december the twenty ninth. yeah there shelling always offered to do it. i guess i just didn't know how to be true to myself in that moment so i didn't actually know any better like at the time yeah type suggested to me. to carry the action out of the ball. given the situation that we were in and the gaiman i just i didn't know any better i didn't know any better beaches yeah i just wanted to fit in and chill values meanwhile bancroft's former teammates have struggled against india on day one of the third test in melbourne india won the toss and chose the better and reached two hundred fifteen for two at the close debutantes my arms are going to well scored seventy six yeah no hopefully you know if if if if the doctors can do what you've been doing today and you know continue what we have done today and try and post up a big score and try and keep them you know try and kee

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on camera using a piece of sandpaper to alter the surface of the ball bancroft's his teammate david warner was the instigator and he was just an impressionable rookie wanting to fit in with the teen bancroft's ban ends on december the twenty ninth. yeah they're showing i was off to do it. i guess i just didn't know how to be true to myself in that moment so i didn't actually know any better like at the time dives dive suggested to me to. carry the action out of the boat. given the situation that we were in the gaiman i just i didn't know any better i didn't know any better beaches yeah i just wanted to fit in and feel valued for dale steyn has become south africa's highest wicket taker in taste match cricket on the first day of the first test against pakistan on wednesday steyn dismissed. for he's a four hundred twenty second career wickets overtake the record he held jointly with shaun pollock but it was one of the team's new abode is due on the fia who stood out the six wickets helped both pakistan after just one hundred eighty one it was a real bonus day it's in chile and as the host st

australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has confirmed that david warner was the one to suggest hech in south africa. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball with sandpaper and was later suspended for nine months. now he's told former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball and he had readily agreed. bancroft says he did not know any better, and just wanted to fit in, and feel valued. warner and australia test captain steve smith received 12 month suspensions. on the field, india took early control of the third test against australia in melbourne. the tourists won the toss and decided to bat first. the home side took only two wickets — both thanks to pat cummins. debuta nt mayank agarwal and cheteshwar pujara both made half centuries to take india's total to 215—2 at the close with pujara not out on 68. the series is tied at one test all. in christchurch, 1a wickets fell on the opening day of the second test between sri lanka and new zealand. the tourists bowling out new zealand for 178. tim southee to

australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has told fox sports it was david warner who told him to tamperlater banned for nine months for attempting to manipulate the ball with sandpaper. warner and then captain steve smith were both banned for a year. bancroft was speaking to former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist definitely i was asked to do it. i did not know how to be true to myself in that moment. i did not know any better. dave suggested to me to carry the action out on the ball. given the situation we were in in the game, i did not know any better. i did not know any better because i just wanted better. i did not know any better because ijust wanted to better. i did not know any better because i just wanted to fit better. i did not know any better because ijust wanted to fit in and feel valued, really. on the field, india took early control of the third test against australia in melbourne. the tourists won the toss and decided to bat first. the home side took only two wickets — both thanks to pat cummins. debuta nts agarwal and cheteshwar pujara both made half centuries to ta

australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has told fox sports it was david warner who told him to tamperch. bancroft was later banned for nine months for attempting to manipulate the ball with sandpaper. warner and then captain steve smith were both banned for a year. bancroft was speaking to former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist. definitely, i was asked to do it. i guess i didn't know how to be true myself in that moment, so i didn't actually know any better. at the time, dave suggested to me to carry the action out on the ball, given the situation that we were in in the game, and i didn't know any better. i didn't know any better, because, yeah, i just wanted to fit in and feel valued, really. that is all your sport for now. thank you very much. sister wendy beckett — the nun whose passion for art made her an unexpected television star — has died at the age of 88. her broadcasting career began in the early 1990s and she went to appear in several bbc series. i'm joined now by xinran xue, a close friend of sister wendy's. xinran's late husband, toby eady, was sister wendy's lifelo

australia opening batsmen cameron ba ncroft australia opening batsmen cameron bancroft has confirmed david warnerr. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball with sandpaper and suspended for nine months. he told adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball. he readily agreed. bancroft said he did not know any better and just wanted to fit in and feel valued. warner and steve smith received a 12 month suspension each. back home, waiting patiently, the seven—year—old, is making his comeback at the big boxing day race, the king george vi race at kempton. he beat a cue card in february. he is finally getting the chance to compete again and is relishing been back in the spotlight. brian hughes is on board. the big favourites will be thistlecrack, it might bite and native river. the race gets under wayjust after three o‘clock. finally, most footballers had to train on christmas day ahead of today‘s matters. —— matches. but some still found time to party a little bit. the tunes were turned up in paul pogba‘s house. he and his brothers danced around the

contest starts in adelaide on thursday australia are still without leading batsman steve smith and david warner the pair are banned after tampering with the ball in a match against south africa in march. you don't think any australian side is going to be at home. you're definitely going to take any safer ground in most australian history and because whatever happened regardless of all the things that have gone by the skill level. and an unlikely hero came into play during a third division football match in argentina on saturday defense or a ground zero we're already trailing you've been told you need to win the gold keeper accidently kick the ball into the back of the other team striker only for it to be blocked by a stray dog big time mean it was really exceptional if i must say so myself though i do kind of feel for the little guy. i love it well that's all your support for now back to come up with brilliant goodness now finally a bit of climate news for you denmark and britain have been named by academics as the top countries for implementing measures to fight climate change but it is a tota

australia opening batsman cameron bancroft has david warner was the one to suggest he should tamper withca. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball, with sandpaper, and was later suspended for 9 months. now he's told former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball and he had readily agreed. bancroft says he did not know any better, and just wanted to fit in, and feel valued. warner and australia test captain steve smith received 12 month suspensions. as for the current christmas test match, india closed the first day of their third test against australia on 215—2. the tourists had the better of the opening days play in melbourne. cheteshwar pujara 68 not out and virat kohli unbeaten on a7. after the two built, on an impressive 76 from the debutant opener, mayank agarwal. iam happy i am happy but i would want more. i would take 76. i would have liked to have go on and scored runs. rarely has a horse been more suitably named than waiting patiently. the seven year old is making his comeback at boxing day's big r

now cameron bancroft has revealed that david warner was the one to suggest he should tamper with theh adam gilchrist, bancroft said he didn't know any better, he just wanted to fit in and felt valued. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball with sandpaper. he was given a nine—month ban, while warner and steve smith received 12 months expenses. back home, waiting patiently, the seven—year—old, is making his comeback at the big boxing day race, the king george vi race at kempton. he beat a cue card in february. he is finally getting the chance to compete again and is rising been backin compete again and is rising been back in the spotlight. brian hughes is on board. the big favourites will be thistlecrack, it might bite and native river. the race gets under way just after three o'clock. finally, most footballers had to train on christmas day ahead of today's matters. but some still found time to party a little bit. the tunes were turned up in paul pogba's house. he shared this clip on social media. keeping up the fitness levels ahead of the game this afternoon. his

dominated down under by the ball tampering scandal and now cameron bancroft has revealed that david warnerwith the ball, during australia's test match in south africa. bancroft was caught on camera trying to manipulate the ball, with sandpaper, and was later suspended for 9 months. now he's told former australia wicketkeeper adam gilchrist on fox sports that warner had asked him to manipulate the ball and he had readily agreed. bancroft says he did not know any better, and just wanted to fit in, and feel valued. warner and australia test captain steve smith received 12 month suspensions. rarely has a horse been more suitably named than waiting patiently. the seven—year—old is making his comeback at boxing day's big race, the king george the sixth chase, at kempton. he's not raced since he beat cue card at ascot in february. but he's now got his chance to finally compete again. brian hughes will be on board, trying to guide him to victory, over the horse's first attempt at the three mile distance. the big favourites though will be former winners thistlecrack, and might bite, and the chelten

on camera using a piece of sandpaper to alter the surface of the ball bancroft's says teammate david warner was the instigator and he was just an impressionable rookie wanting to fit in with the team and half span ends on december twenty ninth. yeah there shelling always os to do it. i guess i just didn't know i had to be true to myself in that moment so i didn't actually know any better like at the time dives yet type suggested to me to. carry the action out of the book. given the situation that we're in the gaiman i just i didn't know any better i didn't know any better beaches yeah i just wanted to fit in and feel valued. meanwhile bancroft's former teammates have struggled against india on day one of the third safest in melbourne india won the toss and chose to bat in reach two hundred fifteen for two at the close yeah no hopefully you know if if if if not doctors can do what you've been doing today and you know continue would be we have done today and try and post up a big score and try and keep them you know try and keep them for as long as we can and the bigger discord in the more pr

the surface of the ball speaking in an interview on australian television bancroft says teammate david warner was the instigator and he was just an impressionable rookie wanting to fit in with the team bancroft span ends on december the twenty ninth while those of warner and former captain steve smith will be lifted at the end of march meanwhile bancroft former teammates have struggled against india on day one of the third test in melbourne india won the toss and chose to bat cummins was the only one who managed to break through to india's line up but the vistas reach two hundred fifteen for two at the close with joris still going strong having made a half century. there on the way at the sydney to hobart yacht race australian super maxi black jack was first around sydney heads as the team took an early lead ahead of nine time line on his way to wild oats eleven there's a good forecast for this year's race which will welcome the welcome news as it marks twenty years since a sudden storm sank five boats and killed six sailors the two thousand and eighteen edition also features its first all pr

david: so finally, your democratic colleagues senator mark warner has a proposal that would say you needo disclose the location of the people posting on social media, is that something you would be open to? or are these different approaches? >> i think we need to look at all these things as a means of, number one, deterring foreign governments from interfering in our elections. but also when it comes to what is happening in our own country, providing transparency and accountability. i am open to looking at a lot of these ideas. the interact -- the deter act, we have spent time narrowing it down to get bipartisan consent, so i hope we can move on it earlier in the new year. david: i hope you come back and tell us about the progress on that bill as we get into the new year. chris van hollen, senator from maryland. and special coverage of the fed decision on bloomberg television starting at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. alan greenspan among guests. stock of the hour, shares of kill rate are soaring after a deal with the novartis unit. details on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watchin

. >> brennan: we're joined by jeffrey goldberg and david nakamura and seung min kim from the "washington post" and capitol hill.ark warner making sense of how he sees the decision from michael cohen to plead guilty to lying to congress this is not a crime that is very often prosecuted. how is this decision to move ahead sort of seen on capitol hill? is this tightening the probe, more closely around the president or is this just a process, prosecution? >> what i find interesting about the charge that michael cohen pleaded guilty to over the week, lying to congresss remember that a lot of people have talked to congress throughout the course of all these russia investigations. the panel that has been investigating the russia issues, house intelligence committee, which warner is one of the heads of and the senate judiciary committee, there are a lot of characters have given lot of different statements to congre congress, what i found stark in addition to senator warner's comments was that the chairman of the intelligence committee said just on friday at a forum in texas he said if you lie to congress we're going to come afte

, presidential historian michael beschloss, bush family friend, david bates, who worked in the bush 41 white house, and our margaret warnerniort fellowle university's jackson institute for global affairs. hello to all of you. what a day it has been. i have to say, it was a state funeral,s ut it wasrsonal to me as any official thing i've ever seen. there were accolades. there were humor. and there were tears. earsan i was wiping away t here at our-- at our anchor desk. maureen dowd, what did you take away today? >> well, judy, it was heartwarming to see w.'s incredible emotion toward his father. but it was also kind of heartbreaking because, you know, i've spent decades covering the family, and the father, you know, consttly worried that dick cheney andond rumsfeld were leading w.positive astray on the iraq war, and the neocons were leading him astray, and i think w. did not want to seek his father's advice or hear what he had to say about the invasion iraq. and then it took years and years before he came around and realized his father was riganht distanced himself from rumsfeld and cheney. but by that time, it was too lat

david o'sullivan, , thank you so much for stopping by. coming up, no secret that tech has a diversity problem, but it is not just in silicon valley. we will talk to check warnerf -- and another about how europe is handling its diversity issue. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> every road in the world is now an information superhighway. .ide hailing, car sharing mobility services have proliferated. there is a new generation who do not seem to want their own cars in the first place. n cars in the first place. emily: i'm emily chang. europe's tech scene has a lot in common with the u.s., but not something to write home about in this case. atomico has partnered with others to publish a report detailing the state of europe's tech scene, and while it is growing five times faster than the rest of the economy, diversity is still a problem. 93% of funding from european vc's went to all-male founders. and there was only one female ceo out of 100 75 companies. those are some of the highlights from the report. now they will go to london where we have niklas zennstrom and francesca warner, ceo of diversity vc. we have talked about the diversity problem in silicon valley, but what a

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david: i want to cover something else you're covering carefully. the justice department is book in court fighting one of the biggest mergers ever between at&t and time warnerhow is that going? >> it is an appeal. very arcane stuff going on in the courtroom. i will not go through all that. you have to look at this way. judge leon and federal courts says the deal should go through. it was unbelievable. david: he used incredibly -- >> the government's argument this is monopoly raise prices was fool hardy. the government said, we don't care. we know judge leon didn't like us and our arguments from the beginning. we'll roll the dice in the d.c. court of appeals. guess why? because the d.c. court of appeals is packed with obama and clinton judges, not just, not just, no trump guys lately. some gw but its packed, packed with these more liberal judges that are more open to a stance that monopoly, media monopolies are not good. they have two democrats, obama and clinton and one gw appointee. david: sorry to push you, but we're running out of time, i want to get your thoughts. do you think the government has a case against the merger? >> i think they have a good cas

warner brothers. it has grossed almost 500 million worldwide. this is a big winner. mary poppins, this was a disney flick -- davidi haven't heard a lot of good things about it. >> the reviews were terrible, terrible. i'm still going to see it because you have to. julie andrews gave it a thumbs up. david: she liked it? she was the original mary poppins -- >> yes, she won an oscar for it back in 64. david: and dick van dyke. >> yes, apparently it wasn't made well. other movies, mary poppins 22.2 million. transformers prequel bumblebee 21 million. spider-man, 16.7 million. the top four, 125 million. those are your top four. david: spider-man's a little bittersweet with the death of great stan lee. we want to switch to johnny depp. dropped from pirates of the caribbean franchise. i knew he kind of had some problems, some people said he's off the wagon, i don't know what the problem is. >> brought in 4 1/2 billion dollars in the past 14 years for disney. johnny depp was captain john sparrow. disney hired the dead pool writers to reboot the franchise. david: i love dead pool. >> they're competing with the likes of aqua

warner, he will call for a national code , specifically the cybersecurity and cyber breaching. the talk around cyber is only intensifying. tom: kevin cirilli, thank you so much. muellerfor robert headlines during the day. davidting governor of colorado. look for that at the 12:00 noon hour. it is jobs day. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get the bloomberg business flash here the chinese investor group has agreed to buy the maker of wilson tennis rackets and louisville slugger baseball bats. it is paying $5.2 billion in cash. one of the investors in a consortium is a billionaire founder, chip wilson. the biggest biotech ipo. shares of maternal -- ma oderna start today and sell shares today. it gives them a market value of $7.9 billion. the company is researching how to make personalized cancer vaccines. will be built in a factory in detroit that hasn't made anything in more than six years. the plant will build a new version of the grand cherokee. according to detroit news come up to 400 jobs may be created from all of this. that is the "bloomberg business flash." tom: this is a great privilege for francine and me. thin, 246 pages, your airplane book of the winter and into the spring season. you he