into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening stand all out for 269. now it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england, things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game suddenly moved quite some place. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes and another brilliant catch from him. hamza, the latest batsman to wonder just how he does it. and while south africa was still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. another player caught by an england hand, but wait. replay showed a no—ball. south africa with the roar for the reprieve. the player along with dean elgar added more than 100. still, fortune remains fickle. and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here he finally got him. moments later, he caught dwayne pretorius as well. four catches, quite a day for him and for england. jimmy anderson striking with the final ball and the celebration really started. england's day for england's

jimmy anderson striking with the final ball and celebrations really started. to rugby union's premiership now and gloucester had an excellent 29 points to 15 win over bath to move up to third place in the table. bath led at the break, but gloucester put on a show of force in the second half, scoring three tries — this from gerbrandt grobler — to secure the bonus point. that's their biggest win over bath for nine years. england fly—half george ford scored a try and added 11 points with the boot as leicester tigers beat bristol 31—18 for only their second premiership win of the season. and saracens ran in ten tries as they thrashed worcester warriors by 62 points to five to continue their recovery from that 35—point deduction at the start of the season. glasgow warriors ran in six tries to see off benetton in an enthralling proili contest. george horne touched down twice as the warriors won by 38 points to 19 to stay in touch of the play—off places. there were also wins for dragons and zebre. that's all the sport for now. there are calls for a review of surrogac

into battle once more, jimmy anderson.ng, anyway. gone! all out for 269. now, it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds but right then for england, things weren't looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of pieter malan's bat. the ball, the game, suddenly moving at quite some pace. time, then, to get a grip of it. ben stokes, another brilliant catch from him. zubayr hamza the latest batsman to wonderjust how he does it. and while south africa were still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. rassie van der dussen too caught by an england hand but wait. replays showed a no ball. south africa with a roar of reprieve. van der dussen, along with dean elgar, added more than a hundred. still, fortune remains fickle and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here, he finally got van der dussen. moments later, he caught dwaine pretorius as well. four catches — quite a day for him and for england. jimmy anderson striking with the final ball and cele

jimmy anderson is already england's greatest wicket taker, this is how he began the day. for south africa boss mikejennings. this is thanks to ben stokes. five wickets and five catches for ben stokes, both setting english records. the applause was generous and deserved. batsman crawley was five years old when anderson first took wickets for england. now he is leading in his field. not as exciting for some. rising and shining was dom sibley. this was his first test 50. joe root passed that mark too, but a day that started with two quick wickets ended the same way. england's lead is beyond 250. any more madness and magic, it will be impossible for south africa to catch up. chelsea extended their unbeaten women's super league run to 10 matches today and their new high profile signing, sam kerr, had a significant part to play as they beat reading by 3 goals to 1. they're now four points behind the league leaders arsenal with a game in hand. miriam walker—khan reports. two years of conversations led to this moment. a player megan rapinoe called the best in the world is making

but with jimmy anderson taking and you lose the initiative.l, five kachess for ben stokes as well, they left the field with the initiative. obviously feeling despondent about the situation. however they still had to bat themselves into position of that advantage and, credited to don sibley, it wasn't pretty. it is exactly what he had to do, one or two wickets fell along the way. for sibley to pay as patiently, methodically, and calmly as he did, to end upis methodically, and calmly as he did, to end up 15 runs short of his first century, was outstanding. how long will they go on for? , lead to a lead of 400 or thereabouts. the most important thing is they should in the game from here and level the series. it's appearing likely england opener rory burns will miss the sri lanka series in march. the 29—year—old suffered ligament damage to his left ankle while playing football during practice before the ongoing second test in cape town and will see a specialist next week to determine if he needs surgery. england have banned football from practice

jimmy anderson into battle after yesterday because my troubles with the bats, england's opening standson didn't, not for long anyway. england all out for 269. it may be one of the most picturesque grounds but right then for england things went looking all that great, until stuart broad found the edge of the bat. joe root with the catch. the ball and game now moving at quite someplace. if anyone could get a grip of it for england it would be ben stokes, another brilliant catch from him, to get the latest batsmen to wonder how he does it. while south africa were still working it out, ben stokes got hold of another. anderson with the wicket, england that cape town morning getting brighter by the moment. a brief stop for lunch didn't appear to cool them. the latest to fall, but wait, replays showed a no ball. south africa with the ruler of reprieve. and they were determined to make the most of it. van douce and and dean elgar taking control. england's morning, but now south africa finding their voice. it's fa cup 3rd round this weekend, 32 ties in total. it's the time of the year when we

that man behind you, jimmy anderson.ck injury, which he picked up on the very first morning of the ashes. this time his broken rib and could be out for 6— eight weeks. this is a huge blow. out of the final two tests. england's all—time leading wicket takerjames anderson suffers another injury blow he is ruled out of the final two tests in south africa leading to questions about his future in the sport. leicester city and aston villa draw the first leg of their league cup semi—final thanks to a second half equaliser from kelechi ihea nacho at the king power stadium. ashley young is going to play for interim alignment italy. he could even move in the january transfer window. and great britain are trying to make it through to the semi finals of the atp cup. they're into a deciding doubles match against hosts australia after dan evans levelled the tie in sydney. that match only ended in the last few hours. three hours and 23 minutes. dan again —— dan evans digging deep to keep written in it. great britain have far exceeded a

into battle once more, jimmy anderson. gland things weren't looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game, suddenly moving at quite some pace. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes, another brilliant catch from him, surabaya hamza, the latest batsman to wonderjust how he does it. and while south africa were still working it out, ben stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. rassie van der dussen too caught by an england hand — but wait, replays showed a no ball. south africa with a roar of reprieve. van der dussen along with dean elgar added more than a hundred. still, fortune remains fickle and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here, he finally got van der dussen. moments later, he caught dwayne pretorius as well. four catches, quite a day for him and for england. jimmy anderson striking with the final ball and celebration really started. england's day for england's knights. adam wild, bbc news. that gets back under way later

their reply until the breakthrough came from an unlikely source — joe denly‘s part time spin. jimmy andersonarne is going to auction his baggy green test cap to raise money for those affected by the wildfires in australia. he wore it in each of his 1a5 tests and the current highest bid is more than £166,000. less than a fortnight before the start of the australian open tennis, melbourne the tournament organiser craig tiley has said they'll be closely monitoring air quality because of the wildfires and could stop matches if it's deemed to be harmful johanna konta's been knocked out of the brisbane international. she lost in the first round in straight sets to ba rbora strycova. konta has been struggling with a knee injury of late. footabll — italy has resumed after their winter break, a matches yesterday and 6 today, including he return of zlatan ibrahimovic at ac milan. he helped them to their last league tile 9 years ago and has signed a six month deal to try and get them moving up the table. milan fans are happy to have him in their city. welcome back ibra the message in the san siro as th

jimmy anderson removing the nightwatchman keshav maharaj lbw. wickets. there's been an update on the fitness of rory burns — remember he flew home from south africa after injuring his ankle whilst playing football. well, he's now had surgery on ruptured ligaments, and will be out for up to four months — so that means he misses the series in sri lanka. he's not been there very long, but mikel arteta's really making an impact at arsenal. he gave his team the hairdryer treatment at half time last night, after they were totally out—played by leeds in first half of their third round fa cup tie. it worked too, asjoe wilson reports. this is where leeds feel they belong. arsenal, partly, but, in general, the big time. it's the path their manager plots so intensely from his bucket. while leeds were unmistakably marcelo bielsa's team, even if they wore pale blue rather than white, theyjust overran arsenal in the early stages. bamford hit the bar. leeds threatened to score with almost every attack. emiliano martinez was in goalfor arsenal. he, at least, sh

jimmy anderson removed the nightwatchman keshav maharaj lbw.er the highest ever successful run chase in test cricket is a18 so england are in good shape as long as they can take the final six wickets. meanwhile, there's been an update on the fitness of rory burns. he flew home from south africa after injuring his ankle whilst playing football in training. well he's now had surgery on ruptured ligaments, and will be out for up to four months so that means he misses the series in sri lanka in march. manchester united have warned that they will eject any fan "visibly or audibly" supporting city in any home area of old trafford during their league cup semi—final tonight. both clubs have agreed to limit the number of tickets available for away fans in both matches as a security measure. but the match isn't a sell out, and there are concerns that city fans could buy tickets in the home ends because they're on general sale. and there is full coverage of that league cup semi final, first leg between manchester united and manchester city is on 5 live fr

jimmy. —— anderson. thank you very much. vegas. it's a chance for aspiring start—ups and established brands to show off their latest gadgets. our reporter zoe kleinmann has been to find out what's creating a buzz. it looks like pork and it is supposed to taste like it as well but this is a new meat free alternative. the impossible sausage is by the same company who gave us fa ke is by the same company who gave us fake burgers last year was not pork isa fake burgers last year was not pork is a perennial favourite, particularly in china. they attempt to attract a lucrative market of meat eaters. there are a lot of meat eaters in asia and china. we were in shanghai serving 25,000 versions of our locally inspired cuisine and i think you will see us eventually be everywhere, every major market where the meat eater demands great product. there is not an animal insight in the making of this, but does it pass the taste test? this is a challenge i am going to enjoy. here we go. what i would say about it... it is spicy. what i would s

one was my favorite >> steve: yeah, then got canceled [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by brian andersone wants to do is dan." >> steve: oh [ laughter ] that was on "this old ho." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: was that the theme song >> steve: yeah, that was a a great. yeah, it was the best. >> jimmy: theme song [ light laughter ] this next one was sent in by patty meyers in mchenry, illinois. she was shopping online for a small trash can to put in the back of her car. let's see what she found there's a trash can there. what's she throwing away oh [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my god again. >> jimmy: out of anything to put in the - [ laughter ] you could throw anything away. you could literally give me anything to throw away [ laughter ] that's what you hand me? the first thing. >> steve: once again, this old ho strikes again [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was a great episode. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: that was a great episode. >> steve: season four. >> jimmy: oh no, it was season five >> steve: are you sure >> jimmy: yes -- >> steve: you were right, you were right >> jimmy

ll cool j right next to us. >> jimmy: there is me back there. >> yes. >> jimmy: there are many, many more. now anthony andersonf people thought that you were really there. >> jimmy: many people, my relatives thought i was there. they are like this is the greatest. you finally got on vacation with magic. i am like no, i didn't. i am at home right now. >> we are waiting on you. >> jimmy: you are waiting. >> you have an open invitation. >> jimmy: do i really? >> you work every night. >> jimmy: in the summer time i will come. here is what i will do. i have a dinghy and i will tie a rope on the back of your yacht and when it is time i will come on. >> you check with your wife and you can come on. >> jimmy: i know i am forcing myself on you. >> you're good. >> jimmy: are you going to go home to cookie and say i got bad news. i have very bad news. >> what is great, she will be watching. she gets to see it herself. >> jimmy: right now she is calling the travel agent and canceling the yacht. >> exactly. j jimmy is coming, cancel it. >> jimmy: suddenly magic has the flu. >> we will take your wife, just leave you at home

jimmy 260 odd with one wicket. a lot of that depends onjimmy anderson just sticking around and ollie pope playing his shots when hertunity. the big thing for me is using that new ball really well, once they get bowled out. if they can get south africa 100— that will be great, put their middle order, who are relatively inexperienced, under pressure and england might be well in this game. graham onions speaking to me a little earlier. let's look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. marnus labu—shane scored his fourth century in his last five tests as australia took control of the 3rd test against new zealand in sydney. he finished unbeaten on 130 as they closed day1 on 283—3. rhys webb will be eligible to play for wales in this year's six nations. the scrum half is leaving the french side toulon for the welsh side, ospreys. he will be available for their opening six nations game on 1st february against italy. great britain have lost their opening group match against bulgaria. cam norrie put them ahead but dan evans lost his singles match — before jamie murray and joe salisbury were beaten by th

. >> i hope, jimmy, i think de dershowitz is trying to have it both ways. all due respect to the professor. i listened to anderson tonight. he has his arguments. but this idea i'm basically working for the constitution, i'm going to lay out the case -- he's working for donald trump period. i hope he's right, jimmy. i hope that he's right that he isn't working for the legal team, though everybody i've talked to on the team says he is. that means they're okay with witnesses. i hope that he is just a witness. >> he's also said he's going to make an argument as to why donald trump should not be removed and should not have be impeached. he's going to be there representing donald trump. >> he says he's not doing that, by the way. he says you're wrong. >> okay. he can say i'm wrong. >> not me. he says it. >> he can say i'm wrong. but the fact of the matter is he's going to be making a legal argument on behalf of donald trump and he's going to be making a very sound -- constitutional legal arguments relative to the case and i'm not going to walk through them chapter and verse because he did it so well on anderson's show

anderson is a climate activist. and there are others. and i was going to go and take a meeting with donald and we were going to get on our knees. >> jimmy: the line is -- the effective line would be you will be the hero for all time of the entire world. you will save the world. people will bow down before you. if you just do these things. and then we would give him a list of things to do. and pamela was ready to do it. >> jimmy: and what happened? >> i got the number -- i called jared. >> jimmy: jared who? from subway? [ laughter ] >> jared k. >> jimmy: did you meet him in jail? [ laughter ] >> and he said ivanka was the environmentalist in the family. like you can only have one. and so i called -- she called me back. and i told her my idea. and she laughed. >> jimmy: she did? she laughed. >> she said she'd try to set it up and i never heard from her. >> jimmy: oh. well, maybe she's been working on it. is that possible? >> maybe there's someone better. why don't you call like mnuchin or something? he's the kind of guy -- because he's the money guy. >> jimmy: yeah. are you guys going to get arrested again? >> well, we're doing the fire dr

in to battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening standnot for long anyway. all out for 269. now it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game suddenly moved quite some place. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes and another brilliant catch from him. hamza, the latest batsman to wonder just how he does it. and while south africa was still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. and the day brighter by the moment. another player caught by an england hand, but wait. replay showed a no ball. south africa with the roar for the reprieve. the player along with dean elgar added more than 100. still, fortune remains fickle. and with stokes, england really are in great hands. here he finally got him. moments later, he caught dwayne pretorius as well. four catches, quite a day for him and for england. jimmy anderson striking with the final ball and the celebration really started. england's