alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings off. india route this opportunity to get her out early on and she smashed her way to 75. beth mooney matched and surpassed that score as australia drone to a massive 184 off their overs. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—olds opener verma who faulted. healy at the heart of the success. capitulation from their is wicket after wicket fell. india all out with less than 100 and australia the victors. it will be huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium celebrating letting's in pensive victory and they are waiting foran pensive victory and they are waiting for an encore katy perry. —— celebrating their side's victory. historic night for australian cricket and a great celebration of

healy again at the heart of her team success , healy again at the heart of her team success, from theirs. a historic night for australian crickets, and international women's day, a great celebration of women in sports. jo currie, bbc news, melbourne. that's all of the sport. bye for now. thank you. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter — i'm @ karinbbc hello. at its best, sunday was a pretty decent day, a bit of a sparkler in some areas, in fact. but, just around the corner, there were showers to be had, generating some magnificent rainbows, and our weather watchers have been all over that. but the forthcoming week is suitably springlike, so there is quite a variety of weather on offer, as you will see just over the next 2—3 days or so. many of the showers that we've seen through the day will die away overnight. the last of them just about hanging on, particularly, but not exclusively, across western areas. the skies will clear a wee bit. there won't be a particularly widespread frost, because we will keep something of a breeze going, but for one or tw

india we re alyssa healy and f mooney.or 99 in the final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event put our reporter is that alongside england cricketer alex hartley. this australian team is fantastic, they lost their first game to india but have thrown everything out the water and beaten them ina everything out the water and beaten them in a world cup final and it will not get better for them. they area will not get better for them. they are a fantastic team and still really young. beth mooney was fantastic, really consistent and fantastic, really consistent and fantastic at the top of the order. she is doing this time and again. the find of the tournament was the 16—year—old, she did not deliver today, dropped the catch in the first over but i don't know if the occasion got to her, only 16 but i don't blame her. in rugby union, scotla nd don't blame her. in rugby union, scotland will try to halt france's grand slam challenge when the sides meet at murrayfield this afternoon. sco

from katy perry and dancing cricket bat from the first ball australia brought the fireworks, alyssa healyngs off. india missing this opportunity. beth mooney managed and surpassed the score is australia street to a massive 184. india needed a big response and it was a big responsibility for the 16—year—old opener virma who immediately faulted. from there, capitulation as we could after we could fill. india we re we could after we could fill. india were all out for less than 100 and australia the victors. an historic night for australian cricket and on australian —— and on international women's day a great display of women's day a great display of women's sport. tyrrell hatton sealed his first pga tour title with a one—shot victory in the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. the englishman showed nerves of steel in difficult conditions over the last seven holes, in the final round to hold off the challenge of australia's marc leishman. hatton was playing in only his second event since undergoing wrist surgery at the end of last year. to rugby union — and france's grand slam hopes in the

from the first ball australia brought the fireworks, alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings offtunity to get her out only on and she reached 75. beth mooney matched and then surpassed that score as australia got to a massive 184. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—old opener but she immediately faltered. alyssa healy‘s hands again at the heart of the success. from there, capitulation is a wicket after wicket fell. in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for

new zealand won the toss of australia into bat and once they were able to remove alyssa healy early onorder really performed with beth mooney making 60. in response, new zealand gave it all with some big hitting. they took it all the way to the final over but in the end, they didn't quite have enough with australia eventually claiming a li—run victory. the only way for australia was witnessing ellyse perry limping off the field with what looked to be a hamstring problem. we do know australia, the defending champions are through to the semi finals. 0nce those are done, we will know who plays who in the last four. the semi finals are also here in sydney on march five. the final takes place in melbourne on march the 8th. and paralympian will bayley was a real star in the latest series of britain's ‘strictly come dancing'. but all the glitz and glamour was cut short for him, as he injured his knee in rehearsals and had to pull out of the show. but now the table tennis champion has his sights on his fourth paralympic games in tokyo this summer. kate grey's been to see him. will bailey and j

from the first ball australia brought the fireworks, alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings off. in they were made to rue this missed opportunity to get her out only on and she reached 75. beth mooney matched and then surpassed that score as australia got to a massive 184. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—old opener but she immediately faltered. alyssa healy‘s hands again at the heart of the success. hands again at the heart of the success. from there, capitulation is a wicket after wicket fell. in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for australian cricket and on international women's day, a great celebration of women's sport. that's all from us here on sports sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and a very warm

alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings off.tralia drone to a massive 184 off their overs. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—olds opener verma who faulted. healy at the heart of the success. capitulation from their is wicket after wicket fell. india all out with less than 100 and australia the victors. it will be huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium celebrating letting's in pensive victory and they are waiting foran pensive victory and they are waiting for an encore katy perry. —— celebrating their side's victory. historic night for australian cricket and a great celebration of women's sport and international women's day. plenty of questions about a number of sporting events because of the coronavirus and the bahrain grand prix will be the first ever formula 1 race to be staged without spectators. they say they know how disappointed many fans will be, but safety is their priority. this is oui’ safety is their priority. this is our form

promised to make america great again is struggling with his biggest crisis yet, of trying to keep it healynick bryant, bbc news, new rochelle. catastrophic week on walla street. stocks dived again, triggering the second emergency halt in trading m. midday intervention by the federal reserve failing to stop this a lot. our businessre condent samira hussain joined merely. everybody must be thinking right hanow,if anything could stop the slide? samira: what wall street has wanted all week is to hear some reion from the federal government in terms of what it can do to try and hp stop theha bleedingis happening on wall street. but they did not get that, and throughout this week we have seen there have been dramatic problems on financial market as a result of that. monday we saw that the dow jones industrial average fell by almost 8%. there was a pickup on tuesday, some encouragement on esday. but wednesday, another dramatic fall. we heard from u.s. president donald trump. but the message that was received by wall street was not coming, and today we have seen the worst fall on the dow jones indu

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healy does have voted to seal off the block from nearly all international travel for at least 30 days in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus german chancellor angela merkel an ounce of the restrictions after a series of video conferences with other european leaders. the trump administration is proposing an $850000000000.00 stimulus package to soften the economic damage from the coronavirus among other things the bill would send a $1000.00 check to every american and provide further assistance for small business. former vice president joe biden has swept tuesday's democratic presidential primaries in the u.s. the voting went ahead in our research on our florida and illinois despite fears about the spreading coronavirus the state of ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. european football's governing body u.a.e. far has confirmed the postponement of the euro 2020 tournament until next year it hopes the move will allow domestic leagues to complete their seasons and minimize the pandemics financial impact on football clubs. this is d.w. news live from berlin for mor

watcher healy spots where you're driving up to cloud level and that yeah you do have a disability impact little bit higher up as far as this morning goes look at how dry conditions are on storm tracker 4 yesterday at this point we had those light showers down in the south bay, not anymore. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures with oakland at 52 freeman conquered at 51 berkeley in vallejo each sitting right at 50 degrees some 40's elsewhere, mostly up in the north bay down through san francisco towards the afternoon ahead of us we've got daytime highs well into the 60's and 70's. that's 67 should be right down there. but what you are going to be looking at is a mild to warm one nice and sunny skies and a pleasant day ahead of that weekend rain which i've got more about still ahead robin all right, thank you john. >>now let's check in on traffic and see how it's moving around the bay area we will start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. it's getting a little sluggish and some of the cash lanes but we've had no major issues so far if you come on and right now you're looking at an ea

ruthless, posting an imposing score of 184 for 4 from thir 20 overs with half centuries for alyssa healy beth mooney. india were bowled out for 99. the final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. 0ur reporterjo currie is there alongside england cricketer alex hartley. this team is fantastic. they lost their first this team is fantastic. they lost theirfirst game this team is fantastic. they lost their first game to india then they threw everything out of the water, beating them in a world cup final, it will not get better for them. they are a fantastic team and a really young team. bethany was fantastic. she is fantastic at the top of the order. she delivers time and again. the 16—year—old is defined at the tournament. she did not deliver today, she dropped the catch in the first i don't know whether the occasion got to her. i don't blame her. altior is facing an "uphill battle" to defend his title at the cheltenham festival after being found lame three days before the race. altior is aiming to become the first horse since 1985 to win the

watcher healy spots where you're driving up to cloud level and that yeah you do have a disability impacttle bit higher up as far as this morning goes look at how dry conditions are on storm tracker 4 yesterday at this point we had those light showers down in the south bay, not anymore. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures with oakland at 52 freeman conquered at 51 berkeley in vallejo each sitting right at 50 degrees some 40's elsewhere, mostly up in the north bay down through san francisco towards the afternoon ahead of us

there were half centuries for alyssa healy and beth mooney. india were bowled out for a 99.owd ata just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. in the six nations, scotland host france this afternoon while england have won theirfirst this afternoon while england have won their first triple crown in four yea rs won their first triple crown in four years after beating wales 33—30 in what was a thrilling but somewhat controversial match at twickenham. manu tuilagi got on the scoresheet before being sent off for a dangerous tackle late on. after the match, england head coach eddie jones seems to imply that the referee, ben o'keeffe, was biased in favour of wales. jones said that at the end of the match it was 13 against 16 with england's ellis kent already sin binned before tuilagi was dismissed. —— ellis genge. already sin binned before tuilagi was dismissed. —— ellis gengelj find it bizarre, i do usually don't comment but i don't see how you can tackle a guy. you might as well say someone tackle a guy. you might as well say someone tackle like that you mig

australia building anb imposing score of 184 for 4 from their 20 overs with half centuries for alyssa healyrun chase and a few moments ago they were 69 for 5 in the 14th over. johanna konta has been knocked out of the semi—finals of the monterrey open. the british number one was beaten in straight sets by marie bouzkova of the czech republic. konta was struggling with a knee problem which required some strapping and lost 6—3, 6—4. and england's tyrell hatton has a two shot lead going into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. hatton coped well with the windy conditions, and will begin sunday on six under par. northern ireland's rory mcilroy had a round of 73 and he's isjoint second, tied on 4 under with australia's marc leishman. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's with the papers. i was just i wasjust thinking, i was just thinking, how we manage this if we have the one metre apart rule. an interesting thought. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are property and personal finance commentator anne ashworth and james rampton

mitchell starc will miss their final one day international in south africa to watch his wife alyssa healyat's all from salford. back to hugh in richmond looking ahead to a busy weekend of six nations. thank you welcome back to london welsh rugby club. the music is getting louder, we have more guests arriving at this gala dinner tonight. we are hoping for a male voice choir to take to that stage behind me injust a moment. i think a few more trips to the bar had been made as well since your last with us. made as well since your last with us. whilst france's men may be on course for the grand slam in normal time, the women's term it may have to wait until extra time. that is because england's women have won three out of three, but are subject toa three out of three, but are subject to a postponement in rome. a reporter has been to meet three of their team as they look ahead to their team as they look ahead to their own game against wales. commentator: a spectacular score! iam the i am the thompson, i play for the warriors and i play with.|j i am the thompson, i play for the warriors and i pl

were ruthless, posting an imposing score of 184—4 from their 20 overs with half centuries for alyssa healyfinal attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. it's been announced that the bahrain grand prix will be the first ever formula 1 race to be staged without spectators due to coronavirus. 0rganisers issued a statement to say it was halting ticket sales for the event later this month and would only allow participants into the event. april's chinese grand prix has already been spotponed. the sport's governing body the fia has set up a crisis cell to monitor the situation. altior is facing an "uphill battle" to defend his title at the cheltenham festival according his trainer nicky henderson due to a bout of lameness. altior would be the first horse for 35 years to win the queen mother champion chase three times. the horse suffered his first career defeat over jumps at ascot last november, but returned to win over his preferred two miles at newbury last month. and on international women's day — bryony frost has won a double at southwell on the hi

were ruthless, posting an score of 18a for four from their 20 overs with half centuries for alissa healythe final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. look at what it means to australia. and, tyrell hatton is closing in on a first win on the pga tour. the englishman is on six under par mid way through his final round in the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. he's got a three shot lead over sung jae i'm from korea. world number one rory mcilroy was in contention at the start of the day, but he's had a poor final round so far. mcilroy‘s six shots off the pace. that's all of the sport. bye for now. in other news now. boris johnson has been visiting the town of bewdley in worcestershire, which was badly hit by recent flooding. but while much of the crowd was good humoured, some said he should have come sooner. here's robert hall. in a town at risk of flooding for generations, any message of reassurance from westminster is welcome. residents still counting the cost of the winter storms finally had a chance to put their case. the highest r

a wedding for ryan healy, one of our old teammates, who's still a good buddy. being able to hangout with all the people you kaentd hangout with during the season. girlfriend, friends, family, all of that. i'm a big golf guy. well, i wouldn't say big. but i took a couple of golf trips. >> are you any good? >> no. i can shoot between an kwoi85 a 120. >> what defines the oakland a's? >> world series. anything less and we won't be satisfied. >> the a's have lost in the wildkarwil wildcard but they're ready to dethrone houston. watch out for the a's this year. and the talent. belief and talent is a good mix for oakland this year. >>> thank you very much. well, that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow at 4:30. thank you for joining us. have a great evening and a better morning. we'll see you later. working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 year

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larry brilliant, "new york times" politics editor patrick healy and former senior adviser to the national security adviser under president obama, samantha vin grat. president trump just defended these long lines. he writes, quote, we're doing very precise medical screenings at our airports. we're moving as quickly as possible. it's very important we are vigilant and careful. we must get it right. dr. brilliant, when you see these images at our airports, does it look safe? >> good morning, ana. i know everybody is really nervous. there should be a new golden rule which is don't do unto others as you would have them not do unto you that would increase transmission. every step we take and every decision we make has got to be built around reducing transmission. >> so when you look at the airport pictures that we're seeing, what goes through your mi mind? >> there must be a better way to do it. we're starting 12 weeks late. the virus has a head start. we're going to have to make up by making all the measures we can with social distancing to give us a better chance. >> sam, let me ask you about

ceo of healy is here. talk to me about these virtual tours, are they working?terest out there? are buyers actually hitting the buy button? >> yeah, yeah, we've been doing virtual tours for a long time, whether it's a commercial or literally just an old school virtual tour. it's nothing we haven't seen before. now that we're relying on it heavily, we've got to go all-in. buyers love it, especially people that are out of town, where people move from call california to new york, et cetera. if you're buying something, i think most people have the wherewithal to have a tangible feel for the actual product. so we'll see what's going to happen. it will keep us afloat for the time being. cheryl: let's talk about what potentially could happen with incredibly low mortgage rates if the buyers are going on virtual tours, if they're jumping in because they're looking for opportunity. do you think we're going to get into bidding wars in this country for properties? because smart real estate investors know, frankly when there's blood in the water, that's the time you jump in.

healy sharing a night in stand a 115 before holing up to 75 in the player of the match performance. was opening in the big money continued on to a number 8 and 78 with the strider a messy and imposing 194 for 4 i was. 5 and it just never got going and reply was losing wickets regularly especially to spin a just janessa and seem a make him short who claimed the final wicket to dismiss and give a 99 was a stranger lifting the trophy for the 1st time in front of more than $86000.00 fans just short of the world record for a woman's sporting spectacle given calvert how does it. there are just a few days to go before the start of the new formula one season the team's on their way to melbourne for the opening race but all the noises of the 2nd grand prix on the calendar are already taking drastic steps against coronavirus the bahrain grand prix will go ahead on march 22nd but fans will be shut out of the stands the country says it's trying to balance the welfare of supporters and race goes. despite the coronavirus threatening to postpone or even cancel the tokyo 2020 olympics boxing qualif

join me welcoming lieutenant governor healy and mrs. mccain and mrs. kennedy. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you so much. thank you for those kinds introductions. i am so excited to be able to have this conversation with both of you today. i think with the backdrop of everything that is going on with the country right now. one of the most interesting legacies of both of your husbands is they got along and they were fearlessly partisan. there is no doubt about that. they wanted to win but how was that relationship both in public and in progress? >> you have to remember at the time the senate was a much different place. it was a body of leaders that were obviously passionate of what they believed in and their home states and constituents and etcetera and the world. they were also friends. scarce debates took place especially between my husband and vickie's husband because they believed what it was but they were never enemies. they were friends and walk off for many times did we see them slapping each other's back and go laughing all the way off the

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head of business and private banking anthony healy resigned on monday following the departure of consumere is expected to announce a strategic revamp of the melbourne based bank. a couple of headlines here. making reference to the coronavirus measures, he will decide on which way to go at the end of a 15 day period. he will make the decision at the end of the 15-day. . that is coming from trump's tweets. let's take a look at where we are in terms of the markets. let's start with india, where stocks are slumping. this is a country hedging -- edging toward a lockdown. mostis the second largest populist nation. quite a headache putting in place the measures to put a lid on the virus. for modi.ache the rupee plunging the most in eight years. yvonne: watching futures as well. u.s. futures down, seems like it could be a rough session for the euro as well. germany preparing for some type of fiscal measures. it seems like the hotbed remains to be europe. more cases in italy, spain, and france as well. let's take a look at currencies. we have been seeing the dollar once again rearing its head and

cup but it got pretty close as for the match itself australia won the toss and chose to bat salissa healy and beth mooney lead with the bat scoring 75 and 78 respectively as a straight to finish top 184 for 4 from their 20 overs india were never in the hunt in reply bowled out for 99 megan shots and jess johansen joe jonas and getting 7 wickets between them. the n.b.a. has set a choose day deadline for basketball franchises to have plans in place to combat coronavirus there was no keeping rookie char morons down for the memphis grizzlies he scored 24 points as the grizzlies kept their hold on the final western conference playoff spot with one 119201 win over the land to home runs wasn't even born when vince carter 1st played in the n.b.a. playing for the hawks it was the 43 year old final game at memphis and fans gave their work player a standing ovation. now to a fiery clash between 2 top and a child teams this was the scene during the wild 2nd period between tampa bay lightning boston bruins they combined for 36 penalties and 96 penalty minutes the same conference leading bruins were ev

healy sharing a night in standard $115.00 before holing up to $75.00 and the player of the match performance. was opening in the 5th money continued on to a number they can 78 but the strike a messy and imposing 194 for 4 i was. and it just never got going and reply was losing wickets regularly especially to spin it just to nessun and seam and make them short they claimed the final wicket to dismiss india the 99 was a struggle lifting the tie for the 1st time in front of more than 86000 fans just short of the world record for a woman's sporting spectacle given calvert how does it. now are just days to go before the start of the formula one season the teams are on their way to melbourne for the opening race but open was the 2nd grand prix on the calendar already taking drastic steps against coronavirus the bahrain grand prix will go ahead on march the 22nd but fans will be shut out of the stands the country says it's trying to balance the welfare of supporters and race goes in the statement they said given the continued spread of covert $900.00 globally convening a mage's 40 event which is op

alyssa healy looking particularly good form. we don't get enough dancing cricket fans.wers. this was the main rain band of the past few hours, it has been clearing away from eastern england. the jacket rain is currently affecting parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire, that is going to move away and then we get some sunny spells. and these shows come rattling in, a lot of shows to come rattling in, a lot of shows to come for southern england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland. some of those could be heavy with hail and thunder. there will be some snow in the scottish mountains as well. there was ours western scotland and the north—east of england. and still some gusty winds perhaps today when those heavier showers come along. and temperatures slipping away to around 8-9d, temperatures slipping away to around 8—9d, still making double figures for a while across eastern parts of england. a lot of showers today, more showers to come during this evening. again, some of them on the heavy side reaching parts of england for a while. the tendency later in the night is f

n stabout elehhe said tell healy assist community mitigation efforts bone proving fish and sees yielding pell's patients to stay home access to health care without coming into physical contact with a clinical environment. can you explain that very briefly again? >> you bet if you think about who's at risk it will be older folks >> >> you bet. if you think about who is at risk for bad outcomes from covid-19 it's older folks primarily, people with chronicle medical conditions, people that will access the health care system frequently and a lot nonurgent, things that can be done through a telehealth platform. we have been pushing hard with our partners at umc and other health stills, blueue cross, trying to help themrequen set up systems where they will fund communications withth interest their home sothey w thu don't have to right now, you know, or at least previously, you have to go to another clinic setting around a bunch of other people. it's so much more convenient, this is not onlyir h ow, iouslyly to an opportunity for us to help with covid-19 but maybe catapults the future of health

and in ireland, we had a civil war with 3600 people murdered, we had a corrupt government, a phil healy joined by the green goddess herself, fitness guru diana moran. this morning, she's back to give us some more top tips. first, let's take a look at her in action on breakfast tv in the eighties. down. up. stretch. taking fresh air into our lungs. come on britain, wake up, shake up, and stretch out. let's get britain fit. here we go, a little bit ofjogging. just gently. come on, sir, at the back, you'd better be faster than that. one, two. and a bit higher. i think you've done very well for a start. you're blowing with good health. that's a lovely way to come alive this morning. stretch. the green goddess joins us from her home in shepperton. morning, diana good morning, iwish good morning, i wish i could see the bits you are playing. here i am, and i haven't got a picture! ican i haven't got a picture! i can tell you what we were seeing, you come in yourfabulous green outfit, giving encouragement to people, it looked like some where in the pub, some were in a gym. we won't be doing tha