his replacement steve smith built up some momentum with david warner but they managed just 46 and 41pitch. india eventually bowled them out for 199. so they looked like they had the advantage but their innings started even worse — two for three after just 12 balls, shreyas iyer caught by david warner here at deep square leg. in the end, india came out on top thanks to a kl rahul six, his partnership with virat kohli helping them to win by six wickets. ravindra jadeja says the home advantage helped. i knew the condition in chennai, i've been playing here for ten or 11 years so i know the condition of this ground. so i enjoyed it and whatever i contribute to the team i'm always happy. defending champions england face bangladesh on tuesday in their second match. but ben stokes is likely to miss that one with a hip injury, just as he did the heavy defeat by new zealand in the tournament opener. stokes still appeared uncomfortable at training

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his replacement steve smith built up some momentum with david warner but they managed just 46 and 41ndia looked like they had the advantage but their innings started even worse — they were 2—3 afterjust 12 balls, shreyas iyer caught by david warner deep square leg. in the end, india came out on top thanks to a kl rahul six, his partnership with virat kohli helping them to win by six wickets. ravindra jadeja says the home advantage helped. i knew the condition in chennai, i have been playing here ten or 11 years so i know how conditions are in this ground. so i enjoyed, and whatever i contributed to the team, i always feel happy. next up, at the cricket world cup, new zealand play netherlands on monday before england face bangladesh on tuesday in dharamsala. ben stokes is likely to miss that one, just as he did the heavy defeat by new zealand in the tournament opener with a hip injury. he still appeared uncomfortable at training and the tricky outfield at the ground will also be a factor in any decision. argentina will play wales in the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup after beati

a loss against pakistan will leave them staring at an early exit — something david warner avoided, aneravoided, but an early exit — something david warner avoided, but onlyjust. an early exit — something david warneravoided, but onlyjust. he was on ten. he would leave on 163 — and endings of power, precision, perfection. he wasn't alone at the other end. a career best score of 121, this perfect way to celebrate your 32nd birthday. also, they thought australia stumbled, we get stumbled in pakistan back in. copying australia's style off to the perfect start. pressure began to turn as australia took control. it proved australia wrapping up a 62 run victory. that trophy could slowly come back into view. michael redford, bbc news. after the international break, domestic football returns this weekend with the merseyside derby kicking things off in the premier league. however, liverpool will be without defender andy robertson, who is set to undergo shoulder surgery and is likely to be out until the new year after being injured playing for scotland. there have been more red cards in this fixt

there was also a hundred for david warner.tralia set the netherlands a daunting target of 400 to win. the dutch, who shocked south africa last week, are currently 40/2. .maxwell�*s landmark beats the previous record, also set at this tournament by aiden markram of south africa, in their win over sri lanka. european champions manchester city, have the chance to make it three wins out of three in the champions league later — they're in switzerland, to face young boys. their defence of the trophy, so far going to plan, with victories against rb leipzig, and red star belgrade. but it's an artificial pitch for them later on — and they travelled early to get a feel for what's to come. they don't usually train away from home but they've made an exception in this case, so the players can get used to the surface. it is what it is. if we are allowed to play here, it's because it's in a good condition. that's one of the reasons why we never train away games before the game, but this is an exception. that's why we travel in the morning, t

but their innings started even worse — two for three after just 12 balls, shreyas iyer caught by david warnerere at deep square leg. in the end, india came out on top thanks to a kl rahul six, his partnership with virat kohli helping them to win by six wickets. ravindra jadeja says the home advantage helped. i knew the condition in chennai, i've been playing here for ten or 11 years so i know the condition of this ground. so i enjoyed it and whatever i contribute to the team i'm always happy. defending champions england face bangladesh on tuesday in their second match. but ben stokes is likely to miss that one with a hip injury, just as he did the heavy defeat by new zealand in the tournament opener. stokes still appeared uncomfortable at training and the tricky outfield at the ground in dharamsala will also be a factor in any decision. onto the rugby world cup now and argentina will play wales in the quarter—finals. they beat japan 39 points to 27 in their winner takes all final pool game. mateo carreras scored a hat—trick of tries in nantes to help propel the pumas into the last eight. that

openers david warner and mitchell marsh both passed centuries to put their side in a dominant positionoring on 163. pakistan did well to limit the damage towards the end of the innings, with shaheen afridi finishing with five wickets, as australia posted a score of 367—9. in reply, as you can see, pakistan on 60 without loss in the 11th hour. in tennis, ben shelton has once again come out on top in the all—american clash against tommy paul. shelton got the win over paul in the fourth round of the us open and backed that up with a quarterfinal win at the japan open in tokyo. shelton, who's ranked 19th in the world, won 7—6, 6—3 over fifth seed paul. shelton will face fellow american marcos girone in the semifinal, after he beat canadian felix augur—allisassime 6—1, 6—4. in other tennis news, 22—time grand slam champion rafael nadal says the australian open injanuary is his most realistic option for a return to action. nadal hasn't played since losing in the second round in melbourne nearly a year ago and underwent hip surgery injune. the 37—year—old has returned to training but says the

the aussies decided to bat first after winning the toss, making a quick start with david warner hitting maxwell didn't hang around either blazing his way to 77, clearing the boundary six times. australia finished on 351 for 7 from their 50 overs. with the pakistan reply about to begin. british number one katie boulter went down to a straight—set defeat to aryna sabalenka in the second round of the china open. boulter had chances and was serving for both sets when leading 5 games to 4, but ended up losing 7—5, 7—6 to the world number one and current australian open champion. sabalenka will face italy's jasmine paolini for a place in the quarter—finals. staying with tennis, and the australian open will switch to a sunday start and be held over 15 days instead of 1a for the first time next year, in an attempt to avoid night matches finishing in the early hours of the following morning. late sessions that stretch into the early hours have become common at the season's first grand slam, with andy murray describing his finish at five past four in a match this year as a "fa rce" data showed ma

world cup, australia look on their way to setting a strong score against the netherlands, with david warner he has reached 140 balls. fix, in the last half-hour he has reached 140 balls. ~ _, ., , 140 balls. a record for this tournament. _ 140 balls. a record for this tournament. that - 140 balls. a record for this tournament. that amazing 140 balls. a record for this - tournament. that amazing school coming as he punished the elevens bowlers around the ground, eventually getting out to a couch —— a catch in the deep. essentially the fourth fastest in any of these matches, and they have just finished the match is closing on 399. after great wins for arsenal and manchester united last night, the champions league continues this evening, with the holders manchester city in switzerland to face young boys. they have a 100% record so far — and they travelled early to get a feel for the artificial pitch — they don't usually train away from home but they've made an exception in this case, so the players can get used to the surface. it is what it is. if we are allowed to play here, it's because it's

there was also a hundred for david warner.tralia set the netherlands a daunting target of 400 to win. the dutch, who shocked south africa last week, are currently 82—5. .maxwell�*s landmark beats the previous record, also set at this tournament by aiden markram of south africa, in their win over sri lanka. european champions manchester city, have the chance to make it three wins out of three in the champions league later — they're in switzerland, to face young boys. their defence of the trophy, so far going to plan, with victories against rb leipzig, and red star belgrade. but it's an artificial pitch for them later on — and they travelled early to get a feel for what's to come. they don't usually train away from home but they've made an exception in this case, so the players can get used to the surface. it is what it is. if we are allowed to play here, it's because it's in a good condition. that's one of the reasons why we never train away games before the game, but this is an exception. that's why we travel in the morning, t

david warner also hit a century as australia set their opponents 400 to win. followed their batting example. adam zampa the pick of them, finishing with four wickets as the netherlands were bowled out forjust 90, losing by a record 309 runs. there's been a double retirement for two british rugby players today. wales fly half leigh halfpenny has revealed the match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngs, england's most capped men's player, will end his international career after the world cup third—place play—off against argentina on friday, winning his 127th and final cap. youngs made his test debut against scotland in march 2010 when current coach steve borthwick was captain. i feel incredibly proud to have done it for this long. i think it's taken a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it's just fitting. a huge amount of effort to do it for 13 years, and it'sjust fitting. it feels right. ifeel so privileged to be able to play

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australia were put in by pakistan and that proved costly as david warner, who was dropped on 10, strucky. at that stage, australia were cruising, but five wickets for shaheen shah afridi helped restrict them to 367 when a score of 1100+ had looked lightly. —— when a score of 1100+ had looked likely.

australia were put in by pakistan and that proved costly as david warner, who was dropped on 10, struck a brilliant 163 and he shared a mammoth opening partnership of 259 with mitch marsh, who scored 121 on his 32nd birthday. at that stage, australia were cruising, but five wickets for shaheen shah afridi helped restrict them to 367 when a score of a00+ had looked lightly. —— when a score of a00+ had looked likely. in response, pakistan started brightly with an opening stand of 134 helped by some bad australian fielding. but the loss of set batters, including rizwan, threatened to tilt the contest in favour of australia again. this is the latest from bangalore. pakistan now 297—8 in the 45th over. we've arrived at the semifinal stage of the rugby world cup. england take on south africa tomorrow, but less than three hours to go now until new zealand play argentina. the all blacks are heavy favourites to reach their third final in the last four tournaments and avoid a repeat of their defeat at this stage four years ago. from the experience, you learn a lot, and it is clear we've got some

david warner also hit a century as australia set their opponents 400 to win. australia's bowlers followed their batting example. adam zampa the pick of them, finishing with four wickets as the netherlands were bowled out forjust 90 — losing by a record 309 runs. i love the fastest 50, fastest 100 records. i think they are pretty cool records and sometimes, to the detriment of myself, i've always probably push the barriers a bit too much. i've been in this positions before where i can make vast hundreds, and when i get on a run, i am difficult to bowl two. it isjust about getting past the first ball. cameron norrie and andy murray are both in action right now — murray is up against argentine tomas martin etcheverry in the second round of the basel 0pen whilst norrie lost to germany's alexander zverev in straight sets in vienna. in the same tournament, defending champion daniil medvedev has eased through to the last 16. the top seed beat frenchman arthur fils in straight sets, losing just five points on his own serve. wins too for gael monfils and jannik sinner.

david warner also made 100 as australia set their opponents 400 to win.ndaries a bit too much. i've been in those positions before where i could make vast hundreds, when i get on a run, i know i'm difficult to bowl two. it is just about getting past the first ball. in basel, andy murray is a in a tight tussle against argentina's tomas echeveri in the second round. the brit took the opening set in a tie break before losing the second 6—3 with the final set underway. disappointment forfellow brit cameron norrie — who's been knocked out of the austrian open in the second round. he was beaten in straight sets by alexander zverev, losing 6—2, 6—4, in a match that lasted just over an hour. there's been a double retirement for two british rugby players today. wales fly—half leigh halfpenny has revealed the match against the barbarians a week on saturday will be his last international appearance, while ben youngs, england's most capped men's player, will end his international career after the world cup third—place play—off against argentina on friday winning his

balance after two a loss against pakistan will leave them staring at an early exit — something david warnerting hitting mohammed rizwan was out, the end felt imminent. it proved australia wrapping up a 62—run victory. that trophy could slowly come back into view. michael redford, bbc news. qualifying for sunday's us grand prix isjust about to get under way in austin, texas. max verstappen, who clinched his third world title at the last race in qatar, set the pace in his red bull in first practice, ahead of charles leclerc and lewis hamilton. as domestic football returns following the international break, liverpool look set to be without left back andy robertson he injured his shoulder on international duty with scotland last week and is due to undergo surgery. it rules him out of the merseyside derby tomorrow lunchtime, but his manager is confident the players who are fit — even those who've never played in the fixture before — will be up for it. it's a special game, no doubt, but is a high _ it's a special game, no doubt, but is a high pressure game and they all played _ is a high pressure

brick-and-mortar schools, they translated the book where there is no doctor period which is a david warnerook that's been around for a while. they distributed those. the main thing they did was project old soldier which is a farm promoting thing. they got seeds and expertise for agricultural people in the united states. and they went over. this was in the mid- 90s from 96 until the last veteran who was involved died in 2017 they kept the program work and they met a lot of people who were in his battalion but most of the ones that had been in position had already died. hethere a lot of people had serd with him and it's very wonderful experience. >> if you've had a chance to read the book you will understand the genesis of it dates back to your father telling you stories when you are young. what is it like to write a book about your father? what processes you have to go through to collect those stories? no doubt your memory us on this campfire stories had to be perishable. how did you go back and get them all? >> soon it became apparent i dad was not going to write his book my youngest broth

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one was they translated book where there is no doctor and two kitchen, which is david warner book that's been around for a while and they distributed those. but the main project they did was something called project old soldier, which was a farm promoting thing they had. they got see aids and they got expertise from agricultural in the united states and they went over. so this was in about in the midnight is from the mid from 96 i think until the last hour, says one of one veteran who was involved, died in 2017. they kept this program going and they met a lot of people who were in his battalion in but most of the ones that had been in positions he knew had already died. but there there were a lot of people who had with him who he got to visit. and it was really a wonderful experience. now you've had a chance to read the book. you'll understand that the genesis of it dates all the way back to your father, telling stories when you were young. what's it like to write a book, your father? and what kind of process did you have to go through to collect those stories? because no, your memory of

their opening partnership of david warner and mitchell marsh laid the groundwork for an impressive win is back today after the international break. in fact, it should have been back last night, but rotherham versus ipswich fell victim to the weather, and the river don breaking its banks. but today what a way for the premier league to return? it�*s the merseyside derby this lunchtime. one regular missing for liverpool, is the vastly experienced scotland defender, andy robertson — he needs surgery on an injured shoulder — and liverpool could have done with his cool head, in a fixture that has seen more red cards than any other, in premier league history. going back through all the games. liverpool are massive favourites, with everton down in 16th, but the liverpool boss says we should ignore his record ofjust one defeat in 17 derbies. we don�*t think about these kinds of things, about records in these kinds of things. we need to make sure we�*re ready for the game. we understand the importance of the game. we understand the pressure comes up with it, that�*s it is. it�*s always a — i can

david? >> you've got companies that are levered like warner bros. you mentioned nba, david. >> nba, too. but if you've got any, you know, any near-term refinancing coming up, rescue got to hit the bond market in a real way, it's not a pretty picture. >> no, and that's one of the reasons why macy's, when i spoke to the two gentlemen, the soon-to-be out ceo and the soon-to-be new ceo, that stock is down because there's concern about the credit card, but they have debt that comes due '27, '28. all these guys would tell you that david zaslav has made it so maturities in the next year and a half are not so bad. >> true, and i'm glad you pointed that out, because that is the case, but it doesn't mean that investors aren't screening for that kind of stuff and looking and seeing in terms of the capital structure and when refinancings are due. when you're talking about close to 5% ten-year, that is going to change the, you know, the needs. >> you haven't mentioned verizon or at&t. is there a reason why you've left them out? >> yesterday, as you know, you surp

david: pierre thomas reporting live tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> a harrowing scene at a pop warner football practice near orlando. police say an 11-year-old getting a loaded gun from his mother's car and then shooting two 13-year-olds. the victims were hit, but they survived. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the alarming scene outside orlando caught on surveillance video. watch as an 11-year-old boy allegedly opens fire from close range, hitting two 13-year-olds at a youth football practice. >> my son got shot, miss. >> your son was shot? okay, where? >> my son. in his back. >> reporter: police charging the 11-year-old with attempted second-degree murder. witnesses telling police both victims had been bullying the shooter, one adding they slapped him in the face. others saying they were fighting over "a bag of chips." police say on monday night, he 11-year-old retrieveded the loaded handgun from within his mother's vehicle. seconds later, chaos in the parking lot of the pop warner football field as he fired a single round, striking one boy in the back. the same bullet also piercing the second victim's

warner bros. between the elvis movie and now david beckham documentary on netflix, streaming all over the world, we're number one right now, it's pretty cool in the last year and a half, we've had a lot of successful shows. >> anything about the reception to the documentary surprise you? >> all of it, actually. you know, i knew we had made something that was pretty interesting to people and would remind people of the memories back in the '90s when i was at manchester united. obviously, everything that i went through, but i suppose the insane reaction i've had and positive reaction has been incredible. i sat down the other day with the team and said, i can't believe t i can't believe the reaction we're getting. i don't think i've ever had a reaction like it to something that we've done. so, my wife's very happy. she enjoyed the process. >> most importantly. >> and so do the kids. you know, it's nice for the kids to kind of see, experience it and just understand, you know, what's gone on in the last 30 years. >> i think what people like about it is you were very real. and we learned some things like the

david willis. it was reported by of los angeles—based outlets and then confirmed in a statement by warner brothersevastated to learn of his passing. "he was a true gift to us all. "0ur heart goes out to his family, loved ones "and all of his fans." here are the details that are being reported in los angeles. police responded to a 911 call at 4207, local time, in los angeles, a home in palisades and matthew perry was found dead in a hot tub apparently at his home. he was found by his assistant. officials have not revealed a cause of death but they said there are no signs of foul play. obviously, there will be a lot of interest in the coroner's autopsy report. we're looking at some images of matthew perry, along with some of cast of friends there. as we heard, and especially in his latest memoir that came out a couple of years ago, he was very outspoken about his struggles, wasn't he, with alcohol and with drug addiction? absolutely. he fought addictions to both and turned to alcohol to basically ease the pressures of stardom and, at one stage, he was addicted to the painkiller vicodin following a j

david schwimmer. they went on to have the iconic show in the 1990s warner bros. have said in a statement.omedic genius was felt around the world and his legacy will live on in the hearts of many . police are being hearts of many. police are being encouraged to double their use of facial recognition software over the next six months to help track down known offenders. policing minister chris philp says the technology could be used to scan more than 200,000 images while matching them against the police database . against the police database. he's also encouraged officers to expand the use of live facial recognition software so offenders might be identified on the spot . mr philp says it will the spot. mr philp says it will allow police to stay one step ahead of the criminals and make britain's streets safer and scotland's refugees minister is asking the uk government for urgent funding to help communities house migrants . urgent funding to help communities house migrants. emma roddick supports the government's plan to cut the use of hotels for asylum seekers and says tackling a backlog in c

david zaslav and they're catching feelings over that so that he's ceo david zaslav made $250 million last year and he's the head of warner brothers discovery. so as much money as jake tapper makes he sees was zaslav is making he's the wait a minute the ceos are making too much money right so there's a little bit of and yeah then they could say oh then believe us on everything else which is mainly the corporate agenda, but i view it as in a different way i okay, i hear on that. on the other hand they're co-opting our message that's not so bad right. i want them to co-opt message i want them to co-opt all parts of message. and what did i say before i them to copy us? i want them to say. oh yeah. well it turns out a breaking news on cnn. it turns the average american worker is in favor of the average worker. oh, okay. it took you three decades to figure that out, but you're super late to the party. but i'm glad you came as the sanders said after they got the first victory in colorado it's not too late. we still room. come on board. okay. so if jake tapper turns into a progressive, don't hold your breath. i'll take it. there

david willis in washington. we asked him what more he could tell us about the circumstances of matthew perry's death. it has been reported by a multitude of us media before warnertruggled with addiction for— underway. indeed over matthew perry struggled with addiction for many - struggled with addiction for many years and he was very open about his difficulties with that, wasn't he? he was indeed. he fought a long battle with prescription drugs and with alcohol. he became addicted to vicodin the painkiller after an accident involving a jet ski and at one point, he said in his book, he was taking up to 55 of those tablets every day with the corresponding impact on his health. he suffered a burst lodging intestine over a year ago and nearly killed him and it was blamed on "abuse. friends made the cast, matthew perry among them, incredibly famous and are incredibly wealthy. from a starting salary of about $20,000 an episode by the end, they were each receiving about $1 million per episode but was ultimately to prove the undoing of matthew perry. he said he enjoyed being famous for about eight months and thereafter, it became something of a curse. . , and thereafte