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in madrid say that rising temperatures overfishing am pollution are to blame and our very own alex forrest whiting joins me here in the studio to talk more more about this tell us more about these findings and what or who is to blame well it's a report that's been done by the i.u.c.n. the international union with conservation of nature and it's the largest study of its kind and what scientists are warning is that warming sees are creating dead zones where there is no oxygen at all in the oceans now they've already pinpointed to around 700 sites where there's virtually no oxygen left to tool up from 45 in the 1960 s. so you can see what a huge change there has been over the decades now all fish need dissolved oxygen to survive but largest species obviously need to maul so that means it's more difficult for for example choose sharks molly more do they do they go to the shallow waters where there is more of the gas but then of course there is the possibility that they are vulnerable to fishing that leads to another problem overfishing and on top of that something we've known about for some ti

madrid say that the rising temperatures overfishing and pollution also play well our very own alex forrest watching joins me now for more on this good to see alix tell us more about these findings and what's or who are to blame well this is being compiled by scientists working for the i you see and that's the international union for the conservation of nature and it's the largest report of its kind and what they are all warning people is that the warming seize on leading to dead zones that means there is no oxygen left and they've also highlighted 700 sites where there was virtually no oxygen left that's up from just 45 in the 1960 so you can see that there is has been a huge change over the last few decades now all fish need dissolved oxygen to survive but the launch a species need much more so for example choose and sharks what do they do to get that oxygen. now will they go to the shallow waters where they can get hold of the gas that is though at least invulnerable to fishing that leads to another problem of overfishing and there is one other issue here and that is nutrient pollution i

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kim forrest still with me.ier about how if boeing is part of your portfolio, you should be selling positions. at a companyok like boeing that still outperforms the s&p despite the trauma? kim: i hate to say this word because it is very political, but it is a monopoly or at least duopoly. boeing and airbus are the two games in town for larger aircraft. duopoly. to make it even more political, it is extremely difficult for airlines to move off of one platform to another. there is training, spare parts, all the safety process that is built around the actual manufacturers specifications, and there is a lot of work that goes into it. it is not like you are going to say, i'm going to buy a chevy next time. i don't like that forward. that being -- that ford. that being said, you have to look at these companies and ask if they really understand their role. boeing has demonstrated that through decades. they have to return to that. safety is their number one objective. alix: if the boeing duopoly thing is going to vote t

. >> but, boy, the way she drops names, you'd think she's forrest gump.ike hitler -- she met him several times, ended up in a concentration camp, and was sprung by the fuhrer himself. benny goodman -- her cousin, she claimed -- he gave her her clarinet. tommy dorsey, the band leader -- once, when he was short on cash, she bought his sax. mickey rooney -- she taught him dance steps. and so on. barry has one thought -- edith's a wack job. >> i was thinking "crazy old lady" for a while. >> but in the winter of 2007, edith's health suddenly declines. just as suddenly, the construction manager finds himself doing things he really never signed up for -- helping edith shower, use the bathroom, take her medicine, including insulin shots. a big question occurs to barry -- what happens when the mall is done and he moves to another job? what happens if edith lives to 100? that won't happen. in april 2008, edith is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. she declines treatment and, knowing she'll soon need someone else to make her decisions, gives barry her power of attorn

from london this morning alex forrest whiting in the studio thanks a lot oh. well us president has sent congratulations to boris johnson on twitter from tweeting graduations to boris johnson on his great when britain and the united states will now be free to strike a massive new trade deal after u.s. president has long been a supporter of the u.k. leaving the european union. well matheson is at the european council in brussels looking at some of the response that we're getting there at this hour let's cross over to brussels if we could we have confirmation now that boris johnson has won with an outright majority was that the outcome that european leaders were expecting i would say brian there are 2 sides to this of course on the one hand you have the situation that now the man who has i would say to finalize this deal that his predecessor to reset may already worked on with the e.u. that man is now in the driving seat and the e.u. is quite confident that the deal they have worked so hard on will now get through parliament possibly even this year that is the go

and that's a maybe it's a good to see if you know for sure alex forrest whiting thank you so much for bringing us that story we're watching the news from by the end coming up next reporter on location with a look at high fashion in some of colombia's most dangerous neighborhoods i'm headed home frame by then thanks for your company i'll see you again at the top of the alibi for now for. 6 months and now kentucky affectionately but as affectionately as you can. be here for tonight in the middle of his election campaign in 2000 the documentary was filmed for russian television. to turn the camera back on of course the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely planned instruction. featuring a top supporting role. to the freedom of russia. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before. but i'm here for that i mean of it should give the ends justify the means. to jim's witnesses starts december 13th on t.w. . 7 7 ringback they drop down to their eyeballs and there embroidering do you want to know i'll call you know says project creates fashion with p

. >> my name is forrest gump. >> forrest gump. >> it's a very rare thing for me to read a script andrest gump" is a marvelous look at how history happens. >> forrest gump, john lennon. >> it's a delightful play on the contingency and accident that shapes our world. >> we were the first americans to visit the land of china in like a million years or something like that. somebody said world peace was in our hands. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great. he's fantastic dramatic actor. he's magnificent comedy actor. i can't think of another actor living or dead who could have ever done that part. >> by the 1990s, the median age of the people who served in world war ii was around 70. they were growing old and they were disappearing. and there was a powerful sense of nostalgia. and we saw a lot of retrospective looks at aspects of world war ii. this was the time when people started talking about the greatest generation. >> "saving private ryan" was a film i was going to make someday in my life. my dad used to have his band of brothers from the air corps come over to the hous

works out for a lifetime i've been on that so maybe it's a good video for you know for sure alex forrest watching thank you so much for bringing us that story he was news from bahrain coming up next wild stories the week in reports with a look at deprivation on having a home for your company and by think. it's coming. from the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate click some go from him books from 250. barking all before you took discovery. expedition him boy. in the eye of climate change. this is just. what he is today kind of their future. d.w. dot com negative against the making it. could turn. this week on more stories. of georgia beating the drum for reforms. coming rather than playing in normal life for children in china but we begin in chile here as everywhere in south america the gap between rich and poor keeps growing many people are forced to live in slums where conditions are cut a strike. day at the mic this is my house this is. where a friend of mine sleeps. i got me this is my room come on in of the way i'm not ashamed to show it to you i gave it aw

move who didn't want this will they sort of give up the public debate it is officially closed and forrest johnson even doesn't want to use the word bricks it anymore he said today let's talk about this anymore it will be done and we just turn back and look towards the future whatever bought the younger generation in britain who did not vote for boris johnson and his breaks it will they forgive him for it will they be reconciled to it it's not very likely after the shock is over come of this election result probably that you might rise again and so i say why did all this have to happen i was starting to see reactions from from brussels you counsel present child michelle describes that today's vote as an important step in clarifying to london's relationship with brussels how much of a relief is this for europe. there is a certain amount of relief in some quarters in europe because the endless wrangling and the endless going around in circles embellish politics the complete insecurity about what is going to happen is now ending that is the one part of it on the other hand of course there wil

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. >>> life is a box of chocolates, forrest.ow what you're gonna get. >> we all know that line. kennedy center honoree sally field starred in iconic movies like "forrest gump," mrs. doubtfire," and "steel manage nole nole -- magnolias." >>> good morning at 7:26 am. and, been issued for bethany of san jose. they say that she was taken by her father from her house on 11 street. the suspect has been identified as the there. described as being 5'4" with brown hair and brown eyes. the light green, 2700 santa fe with a california license plate, listed on your screen. the chp described the suspect as armed and dangerous. let's get a check of the traffic with gianna this morning. >> it is busy out there. this is westbound 80 coming out of the ultimate pass. those brake lights across a short freeway drive time 41 minutes. and, the macarthur maze. heads up, you have brake lights there the metering lights on. and it looks like highway four, because we are up 40 minutes over towards the east shore freeway. we have an early morning trouble s

celtic doubled their lead ten minutes later after a good finish from james forrest.the edinburgh derby, hibs beat hearts 2—0. martin doyle scored both goals in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just six minutes in, with the second on the half—hour mark. that makes it back—to—back derby wins for the first time since the 19705. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. meanwhile, alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten—man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. former manchester united and sweden striker zlatan ibrahimovic is in talks with ac milan about a return to the italian side. ibrahimovic is a free agent after leaving la galaxy. other clubs are interested in the 38—year—old, but confidence is growing in italy that ibrahimovic will return to the club where he spent two seasons from 2010. the seven—times champions league winners are enduring a poor season and are 11th in t

it works out for a lifetime supply of banal invest in a good video if you don't know for sure alex forrest whiting thank you so much for bringing us that story. you're watching the news from but in coming up next report on the cation looks at high fashion in some of colombia's most dangerous spots remember you can always get the latest news and headlines around the clock on a website that is a fool's d.w. dot com and had an onscreen balance thanks as ever to your company the world news coming up at the top of the hour a city that i can now. get nothing else out there it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why i don't do this because we can't stay on venezuela i'm not. that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. in the art of climate change.

act and you have to do it now absolutely issuing a warning on a very important point indeed alex forrest whited that so much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world opposition politicians have joined women's rights groups in delhi to call on the indian government to do more to investigate cases of violence against women protests have taken place in other cities as well they say follows 2 highly publicized i'm related rape cases with both victims down. in iraq funerals have been held for protesters killed in friday's attacks in baghdad more than 20 people were killed and 130 wounded when masked gunmen stormed protest sites the home of a prominent cleric was also targeted. the united states and iran have each freed a prisoner in a small a chinese american detained for 3 years on spying charges and an arraignment is divide 18 u.s. sanctions have both returned home was a rare acts of cooperation between the 2 cost on countries. well from says reeling from the largest strikes in decades which have caused the transport chaos across the country and natio

works out for a lifetime supply of banal investigation is a good to see if you know for sure alex forrest whiting thank you so much for bringing us that story. we're watching the news from by n. coming up next report to own location with a look at high fashion in some of colombia's most dangerous neighborhoods i'm headed home frame by then thanks for your company i'll see you again at the top of the alibi for now for. 6 months and now kentucky affectionately but as affectionately as you can blame. him in the middle of his election campaign in 2000 the documentary was filmed for russian television. to turn the camera back on of course the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely played instruction. featuring a top supporting role.

act and you have to do it now absolutely issuing a warning on a very important point indeed alex forrest white events are much. let's take a look now some of the other stories making news around the world in iraq funerals have been held for protesters killed in friday's attacks in baghdad more than 20 people were killed and 130 wounded when masked gunmen stormed protest sites the home of a prominent cleric was also targeted. the united states and iran have each freed a prisoner in a swap a chinese american detained for 3 years on spying charges and an iranian accused of violating u.s. sanctions have returned it was a rare act of cooperation between the 2 hostile countries. in india a woman who was set on fire by a gang of men has died in hospital police say the woman was on her way to testify in her own rape case when she was attacked the case has provoked outrage in the country. well france is reeling from the largest strikes in decades which have caused transport chaos across the country and national rail operators said just 110th of trains were running off and union members are on str

can you just hire zoe back at forrester? >> steffy: so she can spy on my brother?>> liam: we can't be passive when it comes to thomas. he's already proven how far he'll go to get hope. what if--what if him still being obsessed means he'll go even farther this time, which means that somebody else gets hurt? >> steffy: [ sighs ] i don't know. i don't know. >> liam: thomas says he's a changed man. right? okay. fine. if that's true, no harm, no foul. zoe vouches for him. you get to trust your brother again. we all move on with our lives. but if not-- steffy, if he's still after hope, then-- >> steffy: i--i--i--gotta go. [ phone beeps ] >> ridge: everything okay? >> steffy: depends on who you ask. >> thomas: look, i'm--i'm sorry for the misunderstanding.

>> thomas: of course she's cute, she's a forrester. >> steffy: i know she wishes her cousin was here.> thomas: well, douglas is with hope and beth. uh, hey, dad. who do you think looks more like our side of the family? you think it's kelly or douglas? >> ridge: i think you're all pretty. >> steffy: okay, i know this one needs a little nap. [ groans ] come on. ooh, she's getting big, huh? say 'night! say 'night, grandpa! >> ridge: 'night, baby. i love you. >> tho g

. >> zoe: look, i would give anything to go back to forrester, okay?nd make up for the things that i've done. >> liam: exactly. exactly. if thomas is better, steffy, he's gonna want everyone to know that. we have to get to the bottom of what's going on with him. either he's reformed, or he's up to no good. either way, zoe is our chance to find out the truth about him. ♪ >> vinny: look at you. back in your element, all relaxed. >> thomas: vinny,ho ytheaanh.ks forng swiby

. >> sally: [ groans ] >> steffy: at forrester, we just kind of lean on more elegance and class. >> sallyi get it. classy beats "in your face" every time.

i'm back at forrester.od, thank you so much for coming through for me. >> thomas: you shouldn't doubt me. >> zoe: yeah, i guess not. [ both chuckle ] an i

new friend forrest has played the grumpy christmas seder for 25 years now. used it i like it because it's nice to have the best character there to finding yourself beth biggs. the dickens festival in dave and terry is an astounding tribute to the power of christmas through the ages. now what do the potman store and the night club have in common you might say nothing much but here in berlin they do share something namely their architects the car had to design the legendary berlin club back hyun and now they have put their stamp on the famous caddy the potman store where at least one floor of it. this couple have been called into despair lynn luxury department store to enjoy the delicacies. they've given the candy section a new contemporary look. just before the grand reopening the couple give the new counters and shelves one last critical inspection. one good at which of course they can sense the energy of the people stocking the shelves and opening the section for business. in a few hours the curtain goes up it's like a theater or a movie premiere you know w

come in through thursday nights got a bit of sleep but now he's back on duty just as well to rob forrestal's and such it was to make this election all about bret's it so what should brussels expect now as mr johnson get spread done well is indeed his his immediate priority is to try and get his his deal through parliament before christmas which he will be able to capsulize now in his majority meaning he's not reliant on the hardline as such the ology of the d.p. so that should be fairly smooth sailing and then i actually expect him to go to brussels and negotiate a somewhat softer deal with the e.u. where he actually seeks to maybe align the u.k. close again to the single markets than many people expected because he does have that mandate now to do that again obviously that would also depend how they can you relax but i think he will try and opt for that soft bricks which he had you know completely put on the back in the in the run up so you think the deal that he negotiated he's now going to try and i really go see i think he will because i think he realizes that i think a lot of the the el

. >> yeah, he reprised his role of forrest gump to honor sally field who, of course, played his mom in classic movie. [ applause ] >> hi. hi, momma. [ laughter ] >> but was jenny there? meanwhile, last night, earth, wind and fire became the first black group ever inducted. other honorees were linda ronstadt, "sesame street" and director michael tillson thomas. >>> and next big bucks for a bat once used by babe ruth. >>> back in 1929 he swung this bat to hit his 5500th career home run and hung on to it for more than a decade before he signed it and gave it over to a friend. >> it was in that man's family until this past weekend when it sold at auction for just shy of $1.1 million. >> not too bad. >> yeah, not bad at all. >>> finally many families have traditions and heirlooms, but some are saying a michigan family's heirloom is nutty as the fruitcase itself. >> yeah, because it is fruitcake. it was baked in 1878 and is now owned by the baker's great, great granddaughter. >> but that's not even close to the cake record. a 4100-year-old cake was found inside of a tomb in egypt and that is

i'm here today just off the road as master of ceremonies so to speak friend of andrew forrest i've known him for quite some time and i have a great deal of respect for what he's attempting to achieve with the global slavery index earlier today is privileged people fortunate to achieve succeed in life because of the opportunities we've been given as an actor my role is often to patrol a broader human emotion but nothing really compares to the reality of the lives reflected in the report the spin published today 44800000 people. living across every single country in the world. bell and bus load of clothes in general across. so ladies and gentlemen thank you 1st. really familiar brothers and sisters you're in a family of battle a war we're going to win a war where we're not going to. pass. this battlefield in britain. ecuador spain. china india it's based out wherever it is. we're not going to leave this field of life this is still upon us. it's not the numbers which really matter here it's because the most valuable of resources in the world. as a people the spark started for me. for the li

politics expert alex forrest watching good morning alex so election day is here how's it looking for the main parties well as we have just heard the polls have been narrowing throughout this campaign the conservative party under boris johnson have had a lead of around about 10 points and they all appear is still on course to win the election with lots of caveats thrown in there the latest poll put them with a majority to run about 28 seats are they so a party needs 326 seats to make government to be in a majority however there are so many issues here at stake for them and that there's the issue of it being december it being cold will people turn out and vote and also the other issue of tactical voting which is where people may decide look in my particular constituency in this seat it could be that we can get a certain m.p. candidate out say a conservative candidate out by voting for another party and that's what they may do so that is why at the moment it's still the possibility for it to be a hung parliament citing this election was triggered of course by the government's failure to

celtic doubled their lead ten minutes later after a good finish from james forrest.by, hibs beat hearts 2—0. martin doyle scored both goals in the first half at tynecastle, volleying the first just six minutes in, with the second on the half hour mark. that makes it back to back derby wins for the first time since the 1970s. hearts remain at the bottom of the scottish premiership table. meanwhile, alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten—man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. clan des 0bo has won the king george the sixth chase for the second successive year at kempton. ridden by sam twiston davies, the 11 to 2 shot beat off competition from the favourite surname to romp home by over 10 lengths. it's trainer paul nicholls' eleventh win in the boxing day race. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. rescuers have been looking for possible victims of four a

political expert here in the studio alex forrest whiting good morning alex and from london buyer correspondent bigot mass very good morning to you as well let's start in london can you bring us up to date baggett with the very latest. i think this is something every problem with the sound connection there you're going to leave it there let's take you to the studio here alex what was behind this stunning conservative victory the tories breaking through the red wall in some of those labor strongholds has been for boris johnson in particular and let's face it it was a gamble and it was a gamble that paid off he had a very clear message one message get it done but he was also appealing to those formally labor heartland trying to persuade people vote for me i'll get it done and also i'm going to offer you things that you would have thought labor would always have done in the past so i am going to promise you more money for public spending there will be more place i'm going to build more hospitals there will be more nurses and those messages particularly over bricks it cuts through and i think we ha

plans are back in focus prime minister forrest. someone spotted taking a photo using one of the chinese firm smart phones just days after hammering home security concerns surrounding the company of britain's close ally the u.s. has already placed harsh trade restrictions on wall way washington previously suggested that this so-called 5 eyes international intelligence cooperation between america the u.k. canada australia new zealand would be at risk if britain gives china a role in its 5 g. infrastructure well he's been accused of spying for the chinese government something the company denies reporting next to shoddy edwards daschle. while way a massive distributor forcing its way into the west tech industry and shaking up relations between china europe and america when it comes to trade security and surveillance to tell come join vodafone found security flaws in one way british intelligence post in that building behind me has warned of serious risks to you carry operators while we can create a back toward china for years it and the

thank you charlotte charlotte forrest and his. russian president has held his annual q. and a session with the media lasting just over 4 hours and putin thinks of questions on both domestic and international issues here are some of the key points that were raised. what could be done is to cancel the 2 in a row amendment we have 2 terms in a row ules truly served 2 terms then resigned and had the constitutional right to return to the presidency because it was not 2 terms. the amendment confuses some of our political some. and public figures so it could be canceled. it's just a continuation of political infighting one party that lost the election of the democratic party is working for results through other methods accusing trump of collusion with russia then it's discovered that there was no collusion that can't be the basis for impeachment now they've come up with pressure on ukraine i don't know what's there your representatives have a better idea. of with girls and as for statements from certain people various political figures about russia about me as the head of the c

not be possible to negotiate a trade deal in the time frame says how i the british prime minister forrest johnson european commission president on delay and told a french newspaper that both sides need to think seriously about how long it might take last friday bars johnson's brock's it bill was passed by huge majority it leaves just 11 months now to negotiate a wide ranging trade agreement with the e.u. but johnson has ruled out extending the transition period beyond december 2020. now thousands of indians have protested across the country as public anger over a controversial citizenship shows no sign of abating in new delhi protesters for symbolic handcuffs and chanted slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship at least 25 people have died and 1500 have been arrested since the legislation was passed 2 weeks ago and all grant citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries but it excludes muslims. well confrontations between police and protesters in the state of pradesh have been particularly violent with 18 of the 25 deaths across india repo

on now i have a pretty prime minister forrest johnson says he will use the large majority won in last week's general election to ensure that there are no delays to leaving the european union prime minister will be pushing forward an amendment to the bracks that lower on friday say negotiations have to be complete by the end of next year and he has more here. back in the commons and finally in control boris johnson won the election by convincing enough people including traditional labor voters that he'd get. on tuesday before parliament reconvened he chaired a meeting of his new cabinet it looks much like the last one but parliament certainly doesn't and johnson reminded his colleagues that in many cases the public howard in his words led the conservative party of their votes. it was a quite extraordinary it was a seismic election but we need to repay that trust and work 24 hours a day flattered to deliver and. of course of the 1st 100 days were very busy 140 days or whatever it was you may remember was a very frenetic time. but you ain't seen nothing yet flags. on friday after the que

callum mcgregor got the first before jame forrest doubled their advantage. rangers beat kilmarnock.st charismatic footballers in the world. zlatan could be on his way back to europe. his old side ac milan are interested in the striker. he's 38 now but milan are having a wretched season and there's apparently growing confidence in italy that he could return to the san siro stadium. england will be hoping their batsmen can pick up where the bowlers left off on day two of the first test against south africa in a couple of hours. the hosts will resume on 277/9, thanks largely to wicketkeeper quinton de kock‘s knock off 95. having won the toss though, england will be pretty satisfied with their effort with the ball, sam curran the pick of the bowlers taking four wickets. play gets underway at 8:00. we probably would have liked to have both of them out before the close, but to have them nine down after 300, hoping we can get the last wicket quickly in the morning. i think if we get them under 300, we have been butting pretty nicely and got big scores in the warmup games. we're got big sco

it's a hollywood financing meant that when you get a big star like forrest whitaker or will smith or morgan freeman it could lead to financing the film cynthia revolt doesn't even have the history to be the lead role in it's saying she doesn't have this strong backing in nigeria she doesn't have this great backing of british and she barely has a film history in america so you don't have that same need for her to play the lead role there are great african-american women that did not get a chance here in america and i would love to see who they actually audition let me play i don't think. that i was going to sign i agree with you in times when i put it she's not respectful of this you have respect to the culture i'm not a stew the history of where she whether characters come from and whether that the essence of the people who come from then you're right she shouldn't be playing that role but as an artist. at the end. i think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselves hollywood creates the space right they decide through their mode of prod

celtic doubled their lead ten minutes later after a good finish from james forrest. hibernian in the edinburgh derby. meanwhile alfredo morelos got the only goal of the game as second place rangers beat kilmarnock1—0. declan gallagher's dramatic injury—time winner got motherwell a 2—1win at ten man ross county, they stay third. wins too for aberdeen and stjohnstone. sam curran took four wickets and james anderson made an instant impact on his return to test cricket as england made a promising start to the first test in south africa. anderson, england's leading wicket taker, struck with the first ball of the day in centurion, as patrick gearey reports. in centurion, a nod to a man who has gone well beyond 100. a man who has gone well beyond 100. test match 150 forjimmy anderson. he's always had that knack. he spent four months fighting back from injury and won't care if the radar was out, as long as the batsman is. he set the tone and spoils with stuart. the catcher, ben stokes, the sports personality of the year, who spent some christmas visiting his father in hospit

callum mcgregor got the first before jamie forrest doubled their advantage. england will be hoping their batsmen can pick up where the bowlers left off on day two of the first test against south africa in a couple of hours. the hosts will resume on 277/9 thanks largely to wicketkeeper quinton de kock‘s knock off 95. having won the toss though, england will be pretty satisfied with their effort with the ball, sam curran the pick of the bowlers taking four wickets. play gets underway at 8:00. we probably would have liked to have both of them out before the close, but to have them nine down after 300, hoping we can get the last wicket quickly in the morning. i think if we get them under 300, we've been batting pretty nicely and got big scores in the warm—up games. we're pretty confident we can bat big and hopefully get a first innings lead. i think de kock played beautifully. would've been nice to get in early, but sometimes the batter plays nicely, and that's how cricket works. but all in all, pretty pleased. clan des 0bo won the king george the sixth chase for

callum mcdonald pounced on the rebound to put them ahead before james forrest's 14th of the season maderdiff beat dragons but the standout scoreline came in llaneli were scarlett‘s thrashed an injury hit 0spreys 411—0. steffan evans with a couple of tries for the home side. 0sprey‘s are bottom of their pro 1a pool — without a win since mid october. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. there's more after 10.00. israel's prime minister benjamin neta nyahu has scored a decisive victory in a challenge to his leadership of the governing likud party. mr netanyahu will now lead israel into its third national election within a year, in march. but he is still facing bribery and corruption charges, which he denies. 0ur correspondent, barbara plett—usher is injerusalem for us. what is the scale of the victory expected? well, i think it was expected? well, i think it was expected that he would win and he did campaign very hard for a resounding victory because he wanted to put any dissent to rest. he wa nted to put any dissent to rest. he wanted to show he was in convincing control of the pa

jamie forrest scored his 14th of the season doubling their advantage.steffan evans with a couple of tries for the home side. 0spreys are bottom of the pro 14 conference and without a win since mid october. but they from the cricket, england 27-2 but they from the cricket, england 27—2 reply to south africa 284. that is everything from the bbc sport centre, more after 10am. thank you. having to leave a child in hospital is tough for any parent — particularly at this time of year. to ease the strain, a third of neo—natal units in the uk have signed up to a new mobile phone app — which allows nurses to provide family members with regular updates, throughout the day and night. katherine da costa reports. hey, mr! it's hard being a new mother. you've got all the hormones, but then having them in this unit as well, it is even more difficult. victoria's triplets were born nine weeks early at the princess anne hospital in southampton. while eli and leo were able to go home five weeks later, little 0scar spent an extra month in the neonatal unit. the first time

love it, love it, love it. >> my favorite part, why did you do that, forrest gump?event also welcomed carrie underwood who performed two linda ronstadt songs. other honorees were "sesame street," and earth, wind, and fire. >>> now on to the party of the year. sean puffy combs, whatever his name is. when you have that kind of money you can change your name as many times as you like. he celebrated the big 5-0 over the weekend. >> the rapper and the media mogul throwing a birthday bash at his home in l.a. if you think diddy's dance moves are hot, wait till you see which hollywood hot shots made the guest list. beyonce and jay-z, the carters were in the house making a rare public appearance in honor of their friend, channeling old hollywood glamor. i just want to say, look, can we just marvel at this couple? this wardrobe option here. it is beautiful. sources say the couple sat near kanye west and kim kardashian, all four spending time together for the first time since that public little spat, rift, whatever you want to call it. all happiness and love. >> usher shared v