harry brook is dropped four times in an unbeaten 132 against new zealand in the first test also comingrtsday... and top trump, the world number one reaches the uk championship semi—finals in york evening, a fanatstic weekend of sport is almost upon us, and it all starts tonight for wales, scotland and northern ireland's women, their make—or—break final play—off matches to qualify for the european championship next summer. all three are playing the first—legs at home this evening, lets start in cardiff where history beckons for the welsh, the republic of ireland standing between themselves and their first major tournament. tomos dafydd reports a first tournament within reach for a team on the brink of making history. a team on the brink of making histo . ~ ., , a team on the brink of making histo . ~ . , ., . history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales _ history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales in _ history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales in a _ history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales in a better- history. we are trying to leave the shirt and w

elsewhere, liam livingstone, phil salt and harry brook all secured places, whilejonny bairstow, a veteranwith a broken thumb, after being called up to replace jamie smith who's on paternity leave. it means surprise call up jacob bethell will be in line for his test debut, with vice—captain ollie pope expected to take the gloves. 21—year—old all rounder bethell has impressed since making his white—ball debut for england in september and offers another spin option as well. tennis, and italy have successfully defended their davis cup title in the final against the netherlands. matteo berrettini needed only an hour and 16 minutes to beat botic van de zandschulp 6—4 6—2 in the first singles match, before world number one jannik sinner similarly beat tallon. it is only italy's third win since the tournament started in 1900 and the first time a team has successfully defended since the title since the czech republic in 2013. now to snicker. mark allen is through to the last 16 of snookehs through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship but former champion had to really deep againstjackson pa

his former team rajasthan royals retained jofra archer, while liam livingstone, phil salt and harry brooknd with a broken thumb, after being called up to replace jamie smith, who's on paternity leave. it means surprise call—up jacob bethell will be in line for his test debut, with vice—captain ollie pope expected to take the gloves. 21—year—old all—rounder bethell has impressed since making his white—ball debut for england in september and offers another spin option as well. mark allen is through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship, but the former champion had to really dig deep againstjackson page. hazel irvine has more. it was up band of this upturn here at the barbican centre because mark allen eventually clambered over the line against jackson page, but it was a slog. even when mark came in here he didn't have a huge amount of positives to take from it himself.— amount of positives to take from it himself. there was no breaks of _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note and _ from it himself. there was no breaks of note and

harry brook�*s 171 and ben stokes 80 helped england to a first innings lead and by the close on day threeesumes in the next couple of hours and england should wrap up the win barring some extaraordinary resistance from the kiwis. and in the last hour england�*s women have completed a 3—0 clean sweep against south africa in the twenty20 series. they won by a whopping nine wickets at centurion. i will be back later with another update. to ireland where the results are trickling in in the country�*s general election. sinn fein has said it�*s hopeful of winning the most seats in the parliament in dublin for the first time. but the parties which led the outgoing coalition government say they�*re both performing well in the early tallies. a final result isn�*t expected until the end of the weekend. let�*s speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who�*s in dublin for us. so far we have 11 of those seats filled. five have been filled by sinn fein candidates. the process is a long, slow process here because of how the system works. candidates are ranked in order of preference and in constitue

the tourists had built a first—innings lead of 151 with harry brook reaching 171 and ben stokes 80, andts are just 4 runs ahead with four wickets in hand. england should wrap up the win on day four barring some extaraordinary resistance from the kiwis. big partnership tomorrow morning, getting to the work early. especially now that the balls got a little bit softer. i think it showing here that the new ball is really dangerous. once it does flameout you could put the balls under some pressure hopefully it to build on that lead and bowl four in the last over. lead and bowl four in the last over. south africa have thumped sri lanka by 233 runs to win the first test in durban. they had set the tourists 516 to win — player of the match marco yansen, who took 7 wickets in the first innings bowling sri lanka out for a record low 42 runs, took four more as they were dismissed for 282 in their second, the second test starts on thursday. still goalless at the london stadium between west ham and arsenal. sportsday is coming up at half past six if you watching in the uk. see you then. in syria, is

they 1st endings having the recovered office slumping to 71, fulfill harry brooke and all the po, both put together a politician of 151 that was before when use even scan phillips, full of a one to catch, to remove poster 70 says that superman, so one had to catch susan with another look, how much you, how it's more often than that it takes me back to my on the 15 days, that's when brooke kept shipping away and remains on beach and having reached the century as the tourists end of the day on 319 for 5, just 29. run sort of easy to start, so not okay, we'll leave it there for now. i'll be here again later with most bullets. me semi. thank so much pizza. well, that's a, it's for this news out of the good news is the 500 is back in the one with another full show and you can keep up to date and go over news on alpa 0. don't com. stay with us. the a pod huge, i mean to be some could be interim head for 4 years, which has pretty much an electrical terms. now i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean? pretty tough. it is most impo

and the 1st test, harry, brooke had a 171 to give them size full 1st. and he was leading christ church. and they had the black haps a $155.00 for 6. the close of the places for runs ahead elsewhere. so i pass code one their 1st test against centurylink, islands right between celebrated there 150 is anniversary with a with a fall fast weed, australia 22. 19 in dublin denying their former coach joe schmidt. now we have all these island boss and the pharaoh will now begin his the comment as head coach of the british and irish. my and peter ulan has won the international goals, series a cuts our tournament, the american finish 5 shots, clear to claim the $450000.00 1st prize. the 2nd, when of the season news happens, the top of the international series table and things could not be tighter in the final the world chest championship and singapore, china is funny champion declaration up against india. as challenger gu cashed dom arise, you age are going 5, which means it's level at 2 and a half each. it's the best of 14. okay, and that is all you support for n

harris, you have had enough, you can't take it anymore, you are the worst vice president in history, worst administration in history of our country. kamala, you're fired, get out. get out, you're fired. >> brooke: new poll from new york time s in siena college show trump and harris neck and neck and tied within the margin of error. their running mates are busy with republican vice presidential nominee holding rallies in wisconsin, michigan, georgia and pennsylvania. and tim walz will deliver remarks in wisconsin and michigan. busy day. >> carley: certainly will be. brooke, thank you. early voting seeing record-breaking turnout with 77 million ballots cast across the united states. >> >> >> madeleine: right now republicans are outpacing democrats, where two million people have voted, 32% democratic and 40% and 26% others. slight edge in pennsylvania. more than 55% are from democrats, 33% republicans and 11% are others. in michigan 3 million have cast their vote, there are not party breakouts. there were concerns damage from hurricane helene would impact voter turnout, but 4 million have voted early surpassing numbers from 2020 and western counties hit by the storm are outpacing rest of the stat

applause] >> and we now take you back to the discussion on election security from the brookings institution. >> kamala harris war donald -- kamala harris or donald trump and that is what worries us the most. the pillars of the community is a program designed to go into the most contentious election jurisdictions in the country. we gather community leaders from across the political spectrum. people who have the most credibility in the community. faith leaders, veterans, first responders, business leaders. we ask them to gather and meet with the local election officials in these contentious jurisdictions and kick the tires of the election system. any doubts, any questions they have about the reliability of the system, the elections officials in the jurisdictions have been outstanding in willing to being -- in being willing to answer those questions. one of the reasons i do have some degree of confidence in the election is the election officials who have embraced transparency, will do ask me anything town halls. that helps i think to diffuse some of the problems. who were our target audience for this is really

spend election day here in florida and vice president harris is spending the day at the naval observatory in washington, d.c. maria. maria: brooke, thanks very much. despite record early voting turnout, nearly 81 million americans voting in the leadup to election day, the harris campaign is still painting trump as a threat to democracy, harris, biden and walz have consistently used the phrase and celebrity endorsers are using similar language. here we go again. your rezack at the final hour, nothing should surprise us from the democrat party. they're continuing to implode and showing us who they are. contrast what kamala harris is doing, hob knobbing with every celebrity with president trump. he stood with steelworkers, then he stood with his family on stage to talk about family values. this is the americans that we need. we don't need more hollywood elites telling us how to live our lives. we need donald trump's back in the white house so we can achieve prosperity and the american dream. the contrast you had with oprah versus donald trump with his family, everything you need to know about the campaign, all about the family. mar

kamala harris and donald trump are crisscrossing the battleground states today with polling tight as early voting turnout breaks records across the country. fox news digital political correspondent brookeigman with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is focusing her final efforts on pennsylvania today, she's holding three rallies in the keystone state including a concert in philadelphia with major a-list celebrities like lady gaga, oprah and rickie martin harris held a rally in michigan yesterday, calling for unity. >> that's why i say let's be intentional about in the face of a stranger seeing a neighbor, and understanding that our power to lift each other up is immense and let us do it with the spirit of knowing the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. [cheers and applause] >> and we are all in this together. >> reporter: and former president donald trump will make his closing pitch to americans today holding rallies in north carolina, pennsylvania and finishing his day in grand rapids, michigan where he will deliver a message on the economy and make his final appeal to the auto industry, about repealing ele

i feel like after hearing what brooke is reporting from kamala harris saying it's time to continue the fight, i mean, you know, organize, to others, saying similar like la a latisha james, we're going to continue to fight. isn't it time to heal? isn't it time to come together? the american people have spoken. they have spoken about the process they would like to see, the policies they would like to this whole conversation about fight, still fighting, it's terrible. >> yeah, it's very interesting what latina james, it's like she's picking an unnecessary fight for one. maria: i know. >> the quell. haley: -- the question iswho dou lose many do you listen to people who will tell you the truth or what you want to hear. a campaign, you had $1.5 billion, a media that gives you 90% favorable coverage and you come out on short end of it, maybe you should take personal inventory maybe going back to the well and doing the same thing but i think that is the question. and bernie sanders, people can say what they want about him, there's a lot of authenticity there. the democrats, he's right. they ab

we are expecting vice president harris to speak today on her loss. maria. maria: brooke, thanks very much, and now we are going to start talking about who is in trump's cabinet, jonathan. let me say that it's likely that the treasury secretary, i think, goes to john paulson and when are we going to know that? so last couple of cycles, trump nominated steven my mnuchin. obama picked time geitner november 24th. gary cohn was picked december 12th. it's the next couple of weeks that we'll have real clarity on who he puts in key roles to help him bring things back. >> it is going to be key. a lot of people are up for the role. a lot of people didn't know until today literally that the role was going to be open so i think he's going to look at key supporters of him, people that have been there when he was 445th president of the united states and i think it will be interesting, we'll see probably in the next few days, weeks, that he's going to do. maria: it's important to recognize that rfk junior is there, tulsi gabbard was there. this time around it's a different group around

harris. also, comment on the maryland senate race between brooke and hogan. harris is going to win.nk you. guest: i don't regard the maryland senate race is particularly competitive anymore. larry hogan would have needed a couple of things to happen to have a chance at winning the race. it is likely he would've needed a different opponent. had david trone, who spent a lot of his money trying to win the primary and alienated voters, it could have been a different race. angela alsobrooks is likely to win by double digits. it is hard for a well-liked republican like larry hogan to be competitive for federal office. mike kelly jessica taylor has a good overview of the race -- my colleague jessica taylor has a good overview of the race. with regard to the polls we are seeing on hispanic voters, the short answer is no. we don't have enough national polling to capture reaction to the msg rally among a small subset of voters, puerto rican voters. they make up a substantial share of the vote in pennsylvania. yet when we look at our most recent national crosstab average that estimates the sup

spending election day here in florida and vice president harris spending the day at the naval observatory in washington, d.c., guys. >> todd: brookegman live must, speed 24 thank you. this swing state polls and a couple of hours by 81 million voters have cast their ballots. >> carley: in the battleground state of georgia, good morning dana murray. >> good morning, todd and carley. the final push elect torah votes in the state of georgia broke early voting records in early voting for the past three weeks. the georgia secretary of state said those 4 million people have voted, which means it is going to be efficient and easy in person today and only expects 1,000,005 people to vote in person. let's get a snapshot on how the rest of the united states is looking in terms of when the polls open. you can see early start include north carolina at 6:30 a.m. we have 7:00 a.m. start in georgia. election officials say they will ensure lines will be longer than an hour because of high number of voting sites and large early voting turnout. of course, it will be busy all day here. people can deliver absentee ballots in person to election offices

brooke. >> good morning, maria. that is right president electric donald trump defeating kamala harris in deviseive victory second termajor states north carolina ohio georgia, but it was pennsylvania that pushed him over the edge effectively shut down any possible pathway to victory for harris then burned him to 277 electoral votes more than 270 needed when fox news declared him win harris disnot address supporters last night trump took stage last night in palm beach convention center said magnificent win for american people. >> god spared my life for a reason that reason was to save o our country and restore america to greatness. >> i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor, lefkdz your 47th president and your 45th president i will fight for i for your family, and your future, with every breath in my body. [cheers and applause] >> i will not rest until we have delivered the strong safe and prosperous america that our children deserve and that i deserve. this will truly be the golden age of america this will forever be remembered as the day the american people regained control of their country. >

the view when you're claiming misogyny was responsible for harris' loss this those counties talk to the women who cast the votes for trump. brookenice job. thank you. jillian. >> president trump's incoming administration taking state two prominent blue state governors teaming up to help their and other states resist his general a not all democrats on board with the new initiative. garrett joins us from chicago with details warm can you tell us about this burgeoning coalition? >> the new organization governors safeguarding democracy how to fight the trump agenda from education health care to immigration and trump's plans for mass deportations. leading the effort are the governors of two sanctuary states, colorado and illinois, who wants governors to use their combine legislative budgetary and a positive powers to push back on the trump administration. >> we are loyal to the constitution, and are loyal to the people of our state's so this isn't about creating some massive divide. this is about responding to concerns that governors will have about dealing with what seems to be an onslaught from the new administration. >> the timing

digital political correspondent brooke sigman with the latest from the campaign trail. >> vice president kamala harris is focusing on pennsylvania today holding three valleys in the keystone state including a concert in philadelphia with major a-list celebrities like lady gaga, oprah and ricky martin. harris held a rally in michigan calling for unity. >> that's when i say let's be intentional in the face of a stranger seeing a neighbor and understanding that our power to lift each other up his immense and let us do it with the spirit of knowing. the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. [cheering] we are all in this together. >> former president donald trump will make his closing pitched americans today in pennsylvania, north carolina and finishing in grand rapids, michigan where he'll deliver a message to the economy and make the final appeal to the auto industry with repealing electric vehicle mandates. that remains a top issue in that state, trump spoken georgia charting occurred early voting. >> where record-setting early voting numbers that nobody's ever seen bef

harris campaign are tepid in our fights with billionaires and corporations. and real economic populism should be our tent pole. but it is -- not just senator murphy, david brooks has written columns like this one from 2020, called it "no, not sanders, not ever," had this to say after trump's victory, "i am a moderate. i like it when the candidates run to the center, but i have to confess that harris did that pretty effectively and it didn't work. maybe the democrats have to embrace a bernie sanders style disruption, something that will make people like me feel uncomfortable." and then there is good reason for brooks' change of heart. on election night, despite trump winning a decisive victory and republicans retaking the senate and likely the house, voters also voted for progressive ballot measures like raising the minimum wage and paid six leave. and this is in red states like missouri, arizona, and alaska. there is also logic behind senator murphy's fear of bernie style populism, even after this election, will get shut down by democrats that are elite. if you can remember early on in harris's campaign, she briefly took a populist tone and went on the attack

brooke. he broke it. we will fix it. i will fix it it'll be fixed very fast en estado pÉndulo. >> la importancia de carolina del norte es innegable. por eso harriserÓ la cifra de la Última elecciÓn. carolina del norte aporta 16 votos electorales. trump ganÓ las Últimas dos elecciones y los demÓcratas lo conquistaron con obama en 2008. >> mucha gente no viera carolina norte como un estado latino, pero si ponemos la mira en esos votantes latinos en carolina del norte, pudiera marcar esa diferencia que necesitamos para ganar. carolina del norte el 5 de noviembre, en las horas finales, trump saliÓ momentÁneamente del tablero de los estados clave convocando a sus simpatizantes a un mitin en salem, virginia, estado donde harris lidera en el promedio de encuestas. >> hemos visto encuestas donde el presidente trump nada mÁs estÁ bajo dos puntos o tres puntos. >> y entonces hay una oportunidad, como hemos visto en virginia, donde el gobernador es republicano, el gobernador glenn yankee. a ver si hay esta oportunidad de poder ganar mÁs votos, esfuerzos que las campaÑas multiplican con ambos candidatos a la vicepresidencia, coincidiendo hoy en nevada y has

harris or selves. we need angela also brought in the united states to former house majority leader study where we caught up with him as he was campaigning for also brooks race under control assignments. it is a state that moves the control of the agenda and whether we're going to go forward or to go backwards. what voters decide could have a major impact on the next president and their ability to pass legislation. both parties have spent millions of dollars hoping to sway voters, making maryland senate race the costliest in state history. kristen salumi, algebra, maryland. a federal shooting in the us state of kentucky has convicted a former police detective over the kenning of bring on a tenant in 2020. but hankerson was find guilty of using excessive force during a police raid which led to the death of the 26 year old black woman. the jury deliberated for more than 20 hours over 3 days. tanner's death, along with the kenning of george floyd to minneapolis triggered nationwide black lives match. i protest. suppose it was a former bolivian presents even what others have stalled an army about roxanne to take in a group of soldiers hostage demonstrators

harris herself. we need angela also brought us in the united states to former house majority leader study where we caught up with him as he was campaigning for also brooks to raise the control center is a state that manage the control of the agenda and whether we're going to go forward or to go backwards. what voters decide could have a major impact on the next president and their ability to pass legislations or both parties have spent millions of dollars hoping to sway voters, making maryland senate race, the costliest in state history. christian salumi, algebra, maryland, that senior vice has a one of the fastest growing demographics in the battleground, states of arizona. making up a search of the population, rentals has more on why they could decide the election. this altar is part of an important cultural tradition for latino arizonans. it honors recently, deceased loved ones. now latino is in this state or an important part of the electorate. they make about 30 percent of the population over all, and they supported joe biden very strongly, 4 years ago against donald trump, polls earlier this year. so some slippage and that support for the democrat

harris herself. we need angela also brought us in the united states to form a house majority leader's study where we caught up with him as he was campaigning for also brooks to raise the control center is a state that manage the control of the agenda and whether we're going to go forward or go backwards, what voters decide could have a major impact on the next president and their ability to pass legislation. both parties have spent millions of dollars hoping to sway voters making maryland senate race, the costliest in state history. christian salumi, i'll just the euro. maryland are still ahead and i'll just say to donald trump makes a pitch for the auto boat in michigan. the group that could prove vital to winning the state of spain still and shall come to law states. flash floods more troops, the same tend to help volunteers and the training on the shooting the doc chapter in the cause of the war. they just took our id, cards, mailed them. they asked him about his name, the killed, the prison, the scene of unspeakable horrors. so i saw a pile of bodies. we had a lot of questions about how these men come to be dead. it goes of a deep breath. i must have

brook reports from new york. the critic's choice documentary awards — one of the film world's first post—election gatherings. hollywood— long a powerful democratic stronghold — gave the kamala—harris the ticket. ..but all to no avail. at this awards event, big—name industry figures mingled with lesser—known filmmakers. some were fearful of what a new trump administration might bring. it's a scary time. i think a lot of people are feeling paranoid. everybody's looking for a hero. a documentary on the late superman star christopher reeve, and another, will and harper, starring comedian will ferrell on a road trip with his friend, a trans woman, tied for the top documentary feature prize. best political documentary went to sugar cane, a well—received film investigating historic abuse at an indian residential school in canada. there is the view that in the wake of donald trump's victory, a form of resistance cinema may emerge. many think independent documentary making has a newfound importance. we're here celebrating non—fiction and i really believe that it's more important than ever to tell those stories and to be truth sayers. we're now at the beginning of awards season here in the

. >> harris: i am sure they are nice people but they lied to periods fee to the fact that trump took this meeting and brooke and fascinating. somebody a fashion as, he said i'm not looking for retribution, grandstanding or destroy people who treated me unfairly. he think it is idle to have free, fair, open media and option to talk to those who mistreated him badly. >> i wish i could have seen him opening a front door and say, what, you couldn't find them because they were busy? prepared to see hitler? but i can't believe he let people in his house. think about people calling you hitler, stolen, and they want to come have coffee and would you let them in your house question trump is being contrary to the image the left built of him. one thing about the ratings, harris, by showing the routings you have quadrupled the msnbc ratings by showing him on fox news. >> harris: if ringing the country together that would be a good thing. i don't know, it feel self-serving that maybe they will prove differently. >> kayleigh: sorry, i don't think this is a new leaf and i remember apologizing 2016 but this is a ploy to ge

harris or selves. we need angela also products in the united states, and it's a former house majority leader study where we caught up with him as he was campaigning for also brooks to raise the control center is a state that moves the control of the agenda and whether we're going to go forward or to go backwards. what voters decide could have a major impact on the next president and their ability to pass legislation. both parties have spent millions of dollars hoping to sway voters making maryland senate race, the costliest in state history. kristen salumi, algebra, maryland. the us supreme court is rejected of republican bid to block a voters in pennsylvania from submitting a ballot in person. if that was a mistake with the mailing vote. pennsylvania is a baffled run state. it's also got specific rules surrounding voting by mail, because decision means sizes of ballots are still eligible to be counted. a federal jury in the us state of kentucky is convicted a former police detective over the kenning aubrey on a trailer in 2020. but hankinson was found guilty of using excessive force during a police rate which led to the depth of the 26 year old black woman. but

harris spending that they naval observe in washington, d.c. >> no matter the outcome that candidates will take a big, old nap after this is all over. brookegman budget thank you very much. a look at some of the key down-ballot races dave and maureen. >> good morning, just to begin, georgia voters and most have cast their ballots breaking records 4 million early voters and georgia secretary of state says about a million people expected in-person today and that will be a close race and the battleground or two also the control of congress at stake. let's take a look at the senate although democrats narrowly control it 51-49. the republicans are favored to take control next year. this will determine which party holds the power or support the block at that next president's agenda. they need to wins house seats to gain control from republicans. of some of the house, republicans hold the majority with 220 feet while democrats hold 212 seats. they are currently three vacant seats. there are a couple of key senate toss-up races to watch, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, they have been consistently tied the last weeks of the election. the k

harris administration. they ordered wrecking ball size orange buoys along the rio grande to create a wall through the middle of the river to block migrants from crossing. brooketexas with a look at the installation process. hi, brooke. >> hi, martha. we are oh he here in eagle pass getting an exclusive look at this happening in realtime. right now there is buoys in the river stretching about 1,000 feet. governor abbott's goal is to add 1,000 feet more of these buoys sending a strong message to the biden administration. we'll get into that in a second. we take you to live footage now of our drone. on top of this happening in realtime you can see the cranes starting to carry those buoys into the river where they will be anchored into the ground now. between these buoys they have metal blades making it difficult for migrants to get over them. in 2023 when we saw a record number of migrants crossing here illegally, abbott had the national guard start to install these buoys here. the biden administration sued texas calling this a humanitarian disaster and putting the migrants at risk. abbott firing back and said texas has every right to defend its borders. he has

harris have disagreed as far as i know. you know who does disagree? sarah sanders will be here in a minute. suzi whiles, kellyanne conway, kayleigh mcenany, brook rollins, linda mcmahon, elise stefanik, judith kudlow and a whole endless list of strong and intelligent women working with mr. trump, be way too long for this rif. but let's move on to today's dismal jobs report. the worst in three-years where private sector jobs fell 102000. the past two months revised down 112,000, remember, the prior evaporation of 818,000 jobs. the only real increases came from government, 9 1,000. there are 13 million unemployed or under employed and over the past 12 months native born workers lost nearly 800,000 jobs while farm workers have gained over 1 million. while manufacturing jobs continue to downturn, the ism manufacturing index remains in recession. this all brings to mind another lie that 16 million jobs were created during the biden-harris administration. no they weren't. kamala has repeated this 100 times but it's not true. taking out the covid bounce back job they created 6.7 million all right? not 16 million. it's about the same as what mr. trump

harris formally conceding to president-elect donald trump in promising a peaceful transfer of power. president biden invited trump to the white house to move along the transition process. digital political correspondent brookeigman with the very latest. [screams] good morning, president biden is planning to address the nation this morning after extending the invitation to president-elect donald trump to return to the white house and speed along the transition process, the trump campaign expecting the invitation and putting out the statement same president trump looks forward to the meeting which will take place shortly and very much appreciated the call the invitation coming hours after harris formally conceding to president-elect donald trump yesterday after his sweeping and decisive victory trump securing another blue wall battleground state in michigan putting him on track to sweep the sioux engine swing states he called him to congratulate him on the defeat and address the nation in a speech in washington, d.c. listen. >> while i concede the selection, i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. the fight for freedom and for opportunity and fairness and the dignity of all people. we will conti

harris or selves we need. angela also brought us in the united states to form a house majority leader study where we caught up with him as he was campaigning for also brooks to raise the control center is a state that manage the control of the agenda and whether we're going to go forward or to go backwards. what voters decide could have a major impact on the next president and their ability to pass legislation of both parties have spent millions of dollars hoping to sway voters making maryland senate race the costliest in state history. kristen salumi, algebra, maryland, or forcing 1000000 gen z versus will be taking part in this election. 8000000 of them. nice thing for the 1st time on. took them off to get us to james space spoke to pedal of guests and i'll shoot you in washington. dc about the potential importance if and younger versus this is an incredibly talked election. how important do you think these are new voters? we don't exactly know what we're going to do. how important could they be in determining the outcome? you know, they're incredibly important at our america. we work along with college students, a lot of young people and i was recently

businessman and activist adam brooks, and of course, the director of popular conservatives , mark littlewood. conservatives, mark littlewood. now we are awaiting kamala harrislking out any minute now and we'll take it for you live. i don't know if we can see any of that podium shot if it's still there, so we don't miss a second of it. historic moment conceding defeat to president trump. but goodness gracious me, those left wing tears. mark. >> yes. well, i mean , obviously, >> yes. well, i mean, obviously, patrick, our thoughts and prayers are with all guardian readers at this very difficult time. i, i find it amazing how thin skinned a lot of the liberal left journalists are. i mean, i didn't want the labour party to win the last general election, but i didn't sort of curl up into some foetal position and scream blue murder when they did . so i find it when they did. so i find it extraordinary, this outburst and talk about wishful thinking. i mean, how on earth rory stewart ever reached the conclusion that kamala harris was going to win in a landslide? i plucked that out of thin air. it's just absolutely the wish is the father of the thought. in that case

, they're just 29 runs behind new zealand in their first innings thanks to an unbeaten 132 from harry brookhe was dropped four times, and the blackcaps spilled two other catches as well allowing england to reach 319—5 by the close. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. reassurances what england seek in new zealand for their philosophy selections. zak crawley faced 12 balls, scored nothing. close enough for the umpire. lb w. jacob apple battled then fell for ten, tough to make 100 in a test match when he's never scored one in county cricket. joe root is always reliable. nearly always. not for him. england 45—3. new zealand calmly in control. then the sun came out and so did harry broke. the quality of his batting was accompanied by ollie pope's reshuffled into middle order. make 77. enjoyed brooks�*s company. they were still together at the tea interval. i5 were still together at the tea interval. , , , ., �*, interval. is pretty relaxed. he's very good _ interval. is pretty relaxed. he's very good in — interval. is pretty relaxed. he's very good in terms _ interval. is pretty re