james anderson's are a marketing pitch and tried again to balls later.ng quicker. he was taking wickets in india at nine years ago. but says good night izzy bowling that are now? , . ., , ., now? yes, certainly i am. ifeel like i'm getting _ now? yes, certainly i am. ifeel like i'm getting better. - now? yes, certainly i am. ifeel like i'm getting better. i - now? yes, certainly i am. ifeel like i'm getting better. i feel. now? yes, certainly i am. ifeell like i'm getting better. i feel like like i'm getting better. ifeel like i can still keep pretty big. my fitness and the skills and the consistency continuously try and improve. i don't see why i can't keep getting better.— improve. i don't see why i can't keep getting better. india's second innin: was keep getting better. india's second inning was leeches _ keep getting better. india's second inning was leeches redemptions. i keep getting better. india's second l inning was leeches redemptions. he got for wickets. when earlier in the week had been hit round the ground. he's come back from longer—term s

james anderson and jack leach bowled england to a resounding 227—run victory.e best. first, cheteshwar pujara — a concentration master, caught. england had one big wicket, needed more. enter anderson. 0h, he's got him! shubman gill out for50. same over, same bowler, same stumps. doesn't matter... ajinkya rahane gone for none. watch the ball. dip, swing, clatter. is england's best—ever bowler getting better? well, anderson lured rishabh pant into a mis—hit to root, for more proof. already, the entire hopes of india now relied on the eyes of the captain. well, virat kohli was batting and battling, but who else? leach found the glove of ravichandran ashwin, caught and gone. and not even kohli could stop this. 0h, gone! dismissed by stokes for 72. the surface is old, the ball can die, and that was the match. jofra archer finished it, 192 all—out. the win whichjoe root had batted into possibility was now complete. we were in control of the game the whole way through and the guys were exceptional. today, in particular, to bowl in that manner was fabulous. a really pl

james anderson and jack leach bowled england to a resounding 227—run victory.entration master, caught. england had one big wicket, needed more. enter anderson. 0h, he's got him! shubman gill out for 50. same over, same bowler, same stumps. doesn't matter... ajinkya rahane gone for none. watch the ball. dip, swing, clatter. is england's best—ever bowler getting better? well, anderson lured rishabh pant into a mis—hit to root, for more proof. already, the entire hopes of india now relied on the eyes of the captain. well, virat kohli was batting and battling, but who else? leach found the glove of ravichandran ashwin, caught and gone. and not even kohli could stop this. 0h, gone! dismissed by stokes for 72. the surface is old, the ball can die, and that was the match. jofra archer finished it, 192 all—out. the win whichjoe root had batted into possibility was now complete. we were in control of the game the whole way through and the guys were exceptional. today, in particular, to bowl in that manner was fabulous. a really pleasing performance and, erm, fills us wi

james anderson, a day night test max says it will swing a little bit more.broad who didn't take any wickets. two brilliant exponents. - didn't take any wickets. two brilliant exponents. fascinating stuff. many thanks indeed. next to rugby union, and while all may be going well for france on the field — top of the six nations table with two wins from two — their preparations for their next match against scotland have been thrown into disarray with news today that their head coach fabien galthie has tested positive for coronavirus. i'm joined by our rugby union correspondent chris jones. great to speak to you, good evening. where does this leave? all eyes now be on the squad whether or not it read to the players as well. first read to the players as well. first thin . s read to the players as well. first things first. _ read to the players as well. first things first, it's _ read to the players as well. first things first, it's lucky _ read to the players as well. f "st things first, it's lucky that this weekend is a rest weekend in the six nations, because if

the england captainjoe root praised james anderson as a playerfor the big moments after his devastating win over india in the first test. it puts them one up in the four—match series, asjoe lynskey reports. just after eight this morning, he sent one down and sealed the test match. england was so far and headed for the routine, but this is far from it. india had not lost here for 22 years, they have not lost any test at home since 2017. but live on free to air tv, england found something and got the nation talking. something and got the nation talkina. . , something and got the nation talkina. , , , talking. this unit, they play to . ether talking. this unit, they play together and _ talking. this unit, they play together and i _ talking. this unit, they play together and i know - talking. this unit, they play together and i know they're talking. this unit, they play - together and i know they're very close as a group. is together and i know they're very close as a group.— close as a group. is like england was hosting _ close as a group. is like england was hosting india _ close as a gro

floodlights on in ahmedabad, which could offer some favourable conditions to england's bowlers — james anderson in the side. india are 5 without loss at tea. tiger woods is said to be "awake, responsive and recovering" following yesterday's career threatening accident which left him requiring surgery on serious leg injuries. the police officer who was first on the scene said woods was lucky to be alive. serena williams among those who've sent their support from the wider world of sport, there's also been reaction from woods�* fellow players. whatever has happened, he's always come back from it in a pretty amazing way. he's an amazing human being that has done incredible things. just hoping that out of his bad situation is the best possible outcome and hope he can recover from it and we can see him on the golf course as early as possible. you just hope tiger's all right, you know, and we all know- he is a strong cookie, _ physically, mentally, so someone is going to get through this, - he will and be back for the better, i'm sure. it was a great night for chelsea in the champions league. they be

a fantastic spell of bowling from james anderson. for me and the rest of the team goodbye for now.here fleeting flakes in the wind and for many of us in western parts of the uk it's actually clear. needless to say it's going to be a freezing cold morning for it many of us. wednesday temperatures around —3 or 4 degrees in city centers. a similar day on wednesday with further snow showers. some of them with only flurries particularly across eastern areas of the uk but out towards the west even some sunshine looking out to sea. a very chilly day, freezing or below for some of us. the following night will be even colder. could be as low as minus eight degrees even in cities across the south of the country towards the end of the week that cold air is still very much dominating. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump's historic impeachment trial is underway in washington. we are bringing you live coverage of the start of donald trump's second impeachment trial. let us continue to listen. ,, ., ., , ., ., , impeachment trial. let us continue to listen. ,, ., ., , ., .

johnny bairstow and james anderson and mark wood come back into the reckoning as do fit—again zak crawleynce's entire six nations squad are islolating after a member of staff tested positive for covid—19. they lead the way in the championship with two wins out of two and organisers will be thankful that there is a rest weekend coming up. france's next match is on february 28th at home to scotland. the squad will undergo an intensive testing programme over the next week. the ireland players that came into contact with the french in dublin on sunday have all returned negative results gordon reid and alfie hewett have retained their wheelchair doubles title at the australian open. that's the pair's tenth grand slam victory. hewitt is also in tomorrow's singles final. they beat the french pair stephane houdet and nicolas peifer. it feels amazing. we got our first one together last year here and to get it back to back is, yeah, an awesome feeling, especially with the situation at the moment and not knowing how many opportunities we're going to have to compete this year, it feels brilliant to b

james anderson produced a spell of devastating bowling, taking two wickets in three balls, to help englandthe ground. jack leach took four wickets as england took all nine needed on the fifth and final day to secure a 1—0 lead in the four test series. it is always nice to see the stums cartwheeling out of the ground, it doesn't happen very often at my age, so really happy that it did today! itjust topped off a really good performance throughout the five days. i thought it was a really solid and complete performance from the whole team. britain's johanna konta was forced to retire from herfirst round match on day two of the australian open. she was leading the slovenian qualifier kaja juvan in the first set, but seemed to encounter some discomfort, and took a medical time out. she came back and won the first set, but it was early in the second with her opponent two games up that konta conceded the match. she endured a difficult season last year with a knee injury. franjones, at the top of the screen is also out, in what was her first match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed wel

the england captainjoe root praised james anderson as a playerfor the big moments after his devastating 22 years, they have not lost any test at home since 2017. but live on free to air tv, england found something and got the nation talking. it's a unit, they play together and i know they're very close as a group. it felt like england was hosting india in india. it was really special. very proud of the way we played. we've got something to work for now. england's chance of winning character gain pace. —— england's chance of winning gained pace. at 38, if anything he's getting quicker. taking wickets in india or nine years ago, but is he bowing better now? yes, certainly, yeah. if you like i'm getting better- and if you like i can still improve i do not see how mike cannot get better. - —— i feel like i'm —— ifeel like i'm getting better. -- .— —— ifeel like i'm getting better. -- i do— —— ifeel like i'm getting better. -- i do not _ —— ifeel like i'm getting better. -- i do not see— —— ifeel like i'm getting better. —— i do not see how— —— ifeel like i'm getting better. —— i do not see

james anderson inspired england to a famous victory over india in the first test in chennai, a spelld off a really good performance throughout the five days. i thought it was a really solid and complete performance from the whole team. britain'sjohanna konta is up against the slovenian qualifier kaja juvan. she is a break up in the first set, but she's just left the court after calling a medical time—out. she came back to take the first set. she came back to take the first set. she later conceded the match. she endured a difficult season last year with a knee injury and their ongoing problems today. with a knee injury and their ongoing problems today. heather watson made it through to the second round, despite saying she didn't feel as fit as usual after her 14—day quarantine. she beat kristyna pliskova in two tie—break sets. but franjones, at the top of the screen, has been knocked out in herfirst match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed well in the opening set against the american shelby rogers, but she couldn't keep pace in the second, losing 6—4, 6—1. cameron norrie

. >> jimmy: who invented wi-fi >> that would be james anderson timbuktu if coasters could talk, what and i'm a superhero. i ha powves, dude. why is grandma in jail >> jimmy: everyone thinks it is money laundering, but, no, she pushed her husband off the upper deck of a cruise ship to get on "dateline." >> fair. >> jimmy: sing a song about penguins ♪ penguins are from the cold polar north and south maybe due to geography ♪ ♪ they like cold weather and they walk funny and cute ♪ ♪ and they're also the symbol of a publishing company ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god that's a good twist ending to that one >> yell a type of soup >> jimmy: minestrone >> i know that was going to be it i knew you were going to say minestrone >> jimmy: you did? >> i did nobody is going to go for vegetable or gazpacho. you were going minestrone all the way. >> jimmy: i was thinking chicken noodle could be one, too, but i went minestrone you know what? dude, i have a connection. i will see you during the super bowl >> i think that game shows us neither one of us can think fast >> jimmy: that's it. we did that was it. we d

another absolutely outstanding performance from james anderson.s don't work at home. that is a theoretical risk at the moment but one they are taking seriously. also political pressure on them to do this from all directions. from nicola sturgeon, keir starmer, or their own conservative mps nicola sturgeon, keir starmer, or their own conservative mp5 on the backbenches. what we will get from matt hancock today is a series of measures and an update on what they are doing at the borders. the big thing this money is this introduction of two new texts for people coming into the uk from abroad. that will apply whether you are isolating at home or isolating in a hotel, which will come in from next monday, because you have come back from one of those countries of concern. you will have to get a test on day two and day eight. it will have to be a pcr test, the most specific accurate test but also the most expensive, and this means that if you do go abroad it will be very expensive because you will have to pay for a test three days before you get on the pla

james anderson and stuart broad are both in the side in this day—night test, neither have taken a wickete minsiter says that wont be enteraytined. is right to highlight campaign she and that is why my bike tom wolfe and that is why my bike tom wolfe and the foreign secretary has set out the policies he has, to ensure no british companies are complicit or profit from violations. —— my right honourable friend. it will hold china to account and we will continue to work with the us, friends and partners around the world to do just that, he raises the point about a boycott, we are not normally in favour of boycotts in this country, and that has been the long—standing position. france's match with scotland goes ahead on sunday as planned. the game in paris had been thrown into doubt after ten french players tested positive for coronavirus. head coach fabian galthie, who has been isolating and leading training sessions remotely, was one of the first to contract the virus, which swept through the camp. they top the table in france, but will be without a number of key players who are still isolat

starting off with cricket and james anderson. having a bit of an out of body experience. i have very little experience with acute injuries on court and having to withdraw, and that is very lucky for me that i haven�*t had too much experience with this. and so again, this is a learning curve for me and a new experience. elsewhere for the brits today, cameron norrie won an all—british clash, ending the run of the british number one dan evans evans who�*d won a tour eventjust last week, said he struggled with fatigue, and so it�*s norrie who qualifies for the second round in melbourne for the first time. heather watson�*s also through, the only british player remaining in the women�*s singles after franjones lost her first ever grand slam match. arguably the performance of the day came from home favourite ashley barty. the australian was ruthless against the montenegrin danka kovinic, winning 6—0, 6—0 injust 44 minutes. while rafa nadal allayed any fears over a back problem beating serbian laslo djere also in straight sets. the manc

james anderson put england on top with what's being desribed as one of the greatest overs in test cricketkeep pace in the second coming losing six —— four, six —— one. she is seeded 13th, she's a break—up in the first set and she has just left court after calling a medical time out. cameron normally has beaten dan evans, coming through in four sets. referee mike dean has asked to be referee mike dean has asked to he stood down dean has asked to he stood down from the next round of fixtures this weekend. it came after he gave a red card on saturday. really now we're at a stage where we need to be all coming together with the social media companies, collating that evidence and looking at prosecuting people. every circumstance, every incident, is very different, depending on what's been said or how it's been reported into us. however, we need to be looking at a proper prosecute route. it's the only way we can go now. it's been going on forfar too long. there's more talk of an england call—up for patrick bamford, after he scored his 100th goal, to help leeds move the top half of the premier l

shubman gill the second man to go here with james anderson taking a low catch. everton snatched a point thanks to dominic calvert lewin with the last kick of the game. so a disappointing end to ole gunnar solskjaer�*s 100th match in charge at the club. celtic won back—to—back games in the scottish premiership for the first time since december as they beat motherwell 2—1. 0dsonne edouard scored their second goal. celtic are 20 points behind leaders rangers with a game in hand. rangers are at hamilton in a midday kick off later. well, scotland achieved an historic victory yesterday, winning at twickenham for the first time since 1983. england's world cup winning scrum half matt dawson described the 11—6 victory as a defining point in scottish rugby. elsewhere france announced their six nations credentials by thrashing italy and today wales and ireland play in cardiff. i'm joined now by former scotland international john beattie and rugby reporter laurenjenkins. thanks forjoining us this morning — john, great hat by the way. how did it feel watching that victory ye

james annis kept a five-point lead. anderson celebrated on the shot went down. 95-31. curry caps it off with his of the night he dropped 40 and they one 111-105. next up in katy, they returned to the bay area on saturday. 45 seconds left. the bill bear will not quit or die. andre kelly grabs the rebound. he gets less than one second left. he's just a 55% free-throw shooter and he missed the first and. utah hangs on 76-75. they have lost seven straight. 69-51. 24 years ago david set the pebble beach record at 10 under 62. nobody matched until today. some players flooding their day between the golf course and beach, looking for his first one since 2017 coming off the top five last week. three shots back after shooting a seven under 65. highest ranked player in the field this week, patrick galli rosen on seven. seven of his first eight devol's record has a two shot lead. head coach expressing his displeasure with the first period, they trailed entering the third period and changed three times in a little over two minutes. good news for the sharks that played their first g

johnny bairstow and james anderson and mark wood come back into the reckoning as do fit—again zak crawley she said it was the best match she'd played so far. and standing between her and the final is naomi osaka, who tookjust over an hour to make it through, dropping only four games to beat taiwan's hsieh su—wei. there was an upset in the men's draw. the 18th seed grigor dimitrov was struggling with back spasms and could barely serve after taking the first set. that saw the russian qualifier aslan karatsev, ranked 114th in the world, reel off the next three sets to go through. the 27—year—old is the first man in the open era to qualify for the semis on his grand slam debut. he'll face the winner of the match on court right now — the champion and world number one novak djokovic lost the first set against alexander zverev on a tie—break. djokovic has been struggling with an abdominal injury, but he's just won the second set to level. the champions league returns this evening, the first leg of liverpool's last 16 tie against leipzig is actually in budapest because of covid travel restriction

anderson from the corner. he's gonna get some playing time with all the injuries, particularly james wiseman out transition offensedrew wiggins. good move there. get it to kelly. you bray, who had 22 can half time and it gets better. draymond will threaten to steph. perfect path. great hands to not underestimate curry with 28 points. nice vision there, and the two will play a little give and go little later on green, easy slam, dallas not interested at all and playing defense in this thing and no, stop it. you break career night he had 40 sweet left hand three right there, and the warriors strapped dallas with a lopsided n out of eight. steph curry liking the effort. kelly was awesome digging and shoes in spots being aggressive, decisive. everybody got got involved. it was kind of like you said. it's a fun way to play for sure, but it was fast pace and light energy and. that's what i'm supposed to look like, with nine undersized guys. what. nice way to start their road trip. cal and stanford. it's a rivalry, but it be a lot better if both teams were of equal town. it's been a rough year for the cal bears who long

james core puts on hand, the divisions of -- and lafayette. he's going to add another division under the command of richard anderson of embers. nearly created third hail. these guys are going to attack, striking the armies left flank, pushing them out of their position along cemetery ridge and the ground just south of the ridge line itself and hopefully by the end of the fighting he will have secured his victory at gettysburg. this will be the main confederate focus for the battle on july 2nd. but robert e. leads to ensure that any union reinforcements could come to assert their comrades in the positions occupied by the union army south of the ridge itself. so le is going to order his second commander, to create a diversionary attack on the union army's right. those locations cups hill and secretary. held by doing, so evils men will make his diversionary assault, he will basically pin the butterfly to the board of all of these available reinforcements that general meade may be able to shift from the right of his line to the other end of the line. the left end of the union lying to bolster his line this could be under attack.

james harden with three of his own. the beard, brooklyn led by 15 at the break. anderson is going to miss. kelly uray slams it home.ff the nice pass. he gets help from kd. guess what, the play is still going. no foul. kyrie irving will go the other way, a pass to dremond. such good presence in the lane. durant's that's easy money for him and kkhyri. how good he had it. >> my time here at golden state was so much fun. it was such a big learning experience, especially learning in the game of basketball. it's a different philosophy. i'm going to take that with me for the rest of my life. >> it's always, you cross paths with some of the guys, i believe when you actually team up. like you said with a championship, it's a different bond. we're still competing. so it's not lovey dovey out there. but those memories are near and dear for sure. >> reporter: the sharks, first period no soar until vegas pops it in. martin jones, 1-nil los vegas. late in the 2nd, sharks down 2-0. the one-timer, the sixth of the year ties him for the team lead. bad luck for the sharks, the pass was off the skate. chandler stephenson passed jones

james wiseman is injured and lunie was hurt tonight. with those two big guys out of the line-up, this guy got playing time. that's juan toscano andersonool. he has been playing in the pro league in mexico for a while, now at chase center. three-pointer here. warriors and celtics. it was a close game. final minutes, steph curry, one of the best plays of the season. watch that slash to the rim. magical. man! this guy is like a circus act. the warriors came close but they were undermanned and it wasn't enough. celtics win, 111-107. >>> this was pretty cool. the nfl is giving away tickets to the super bowl in tampa to vaccinated health care workers that are fans of each team in the league. they are allowing a limited number of fans for sunday's game. the 49ers selected dennis ochoa who works at a nursing home in the tampa area but was born in santa clara and moved to florida a few years ago. >> the work is definitely a priority in my life, so it hasn't hit. but having the conversations with everybody, it is definitely increasing my -- my excitement to be there that day. >> he gets a free ticket to the game. the 49ers picked a fan from tam

james harden with a 3 of his own. the beard, brooklyn led by 15 at the break. third quarter now. oakland's own anderson going to miss, kelly ubray steps in. another layup off the nice pass. guess what, the place still going. no foul. kyrie irving going the other way, casually a. bucket past dremonday right here. defense was lacking all night. durant's, that's easy money for him. khyri will flip it up and in. after the game, durant talks about how good he had it. >> my time here golden state was so much fun, it's such a big learning experience, especially in the game of basketball. it's a different philosophy. i'm going to take that with me for the rest of my life. >> when you actually team up, like you said, when the championship has a different bond and a different feeling. we're still competing. so it's not a lovey dovey out there. those memories are near and dear for sure. >> reporter: sharks finally with the home opener, patrick marleau on the ice, no score until vegas passes it in here. it's 1-nil los vegas. late 2nd, sharks down 2-0. open the move, the one-timer, the sixth of the year from the te

anderson. >> shimon prokupecz, we appreciate it. we're joined by one of the top-ranking democrats on capitol hill, congressman and majority whip jamesburn. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. you've previously raised questions about whether or not the rioters had some sort of assistance from inside the capitol. i'm wondering what your reaction to tonight's reporting is. >> well, thank you very much for having me, anderson. i'm very concerned about that. i think that all of us who were subjected to this insurrection wondered, some of us wondered out loud as to why certain officers were targeted. many of them in a way from what we would call the normal course of egress and ingress around the capitol. and you really get a bit upset when you hear this because i interact with the capitol police all the time. as you can imagine. many of them are people who i -- whose families i know here in south carolina, talk to them a lot. and i listen to their concerns a lot. and i have heard from one or two of them in the past that they were a little bit nervous about what may be going on with some people who are on the force. and i susp

divisions of james longstreet core, that are on hand of the divisions of john bel hood and lafayette nicholas. he's going to add another division, under the command of richard h. anderson, newly created a third core. these men are going to attack, up the emits bergh road, striking to union army's left flank and rolling up the left flank of the union army, pushing them out of their position along cemetery ridge, in the ground south of the ridge line itself. hopefully, by the end of the fighting on july 2nd, we will have secured his victory at gettysburg. this will be the main confederate focus, for the battle on july 2nd. robert really needs to ensure that no union reinforcements on the right end of general -- will come to assist their comrade in arms along cemetery ridge in the positions occupied by the union army south of the ridge itself. so, lee is going to order his second core commander to create a diversionary attack on the union army's rights. those locations of culp's hill and cemetery hill. by doing so, we -- will make it to diversionary assault, pin the butterfly to the board if you will of all of these available reinforcements that general need may be able t

james clapper. he's also the author of "facts and fears, hard truth from the life in intelligence." director clapper, do you believe donald trump shouldn't have access to intelligence briefings? >> absolutely. andersonht thing to do. i think first point, which was eluded to was the fact that typically, at least it worked in the last administration, we reached out to the in coming trump administration and asked to arrange for out going president obama to receive these briefings, which they eventually agreed to. in this case, i'd rather doubt that president -- former president trump would ask knowing that probably he'd get turned down anyway. the more important point is given president trump's disdain for the content of intelligence, as well as destain for protecting it, witness, you know, sharing intelligence with the russians and public discussions involving classified intelligence at mar-a-lago, this is absolutely the right thing to do. >> john, you know, we should point out intelligence briefings are one of the perks of being a former president. they're just a courtesy. >> they're a courtesy and you can give it to president obama. george w. bush, after 9/11 the threat of al qaeda, there was a diff