not “ust joe root, saw from joe root today. not “ust joe root. of fl saw from joe root today.ay. not just joe root, of course, ben really i joe root, of course, ben really impressive today as well as england's turn that around. you mentioned the pitch and there was so much said about it, before. we only know about this pitch, truly, once both sides have batted and bowled on it but it looks like winning the toss was big for england. a great call from them to bat. india's fielding not particularly great today. it feels as though england should be very happy with what is looking like a competitive score in the first innings. is it advantage to them moving forward orjust too early to say? i to them moving forward or “ust too early to say?— early to say? i think it is very fair to say — early to say? i think it is very fair to say that _ early to say? i think it is very fair to say that in _ early to say? i think it is very fair to say that in a _ early to say? i think it is very fair to say that in a strong . fair to say that in a strong position _ fair to say that in a strong pos

joe root the record england had made a strong start to the fourth test with his tenth century against. it is a counter offer liverpool in the europa league. they have sparta prague in the last 16. on the eve of the calcutta cup clash, we will hear from the scotland and england caps. —— campus. hello, welcome along. joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. what a valuable one it could prove to be, with england batting first after winning the toss and reaching 302—7 at the close. england started well enough, but there was a clatter of wickets before lunch. zak crawley made a bright 42, but he was one of three victims for debutant akash deep. when captain ben stokes fell on the stroke of lunch, england were really wobbling on 112—5. root had been short of runs in the series and his shot selection attracted criticism during england's thrashing in the last test, but here he was back to his best, although it was the slowest hundred scored i

joe root so all of and just kept concentrating.le england will be looking to maintain their 100% record when they take on scotland in edinburgh for the calcutta cup. england captainjamie george says the match will be special and emotional, following the death of his mother last week. he says he's decided to play because his mother, jane, never missed a game, and it's what she would have wanted. the rest of his family will be in the stands. it has been amazing to be able to come back into camp. it has been a tough couple of weeks but what a great environment for me to come back into. the boys have welcomed me back and been there for me, giving me enough time and space, but this is a huge game this weekend and that is why i'm desperate to be involved in it. we have a huge amount of respect for scotland and what they have done over the last couple of years and the team they have created here. we know it is a huge test and i love playing at murrayfield so it is nice to be back in edinburgh. well, scotland will be keen to bounce back af

joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against indian ranchi. it was his tenth test century against india, that is a record. england struggled initially, they were 112—5. butjoe root was the anchor. his century was the slowest century scored in the so—called bazball era. a solid start for england as they look to draw level in the series. let's get more on the first day's play from the bbc�*s chief cricket writer, stephan shemilt. it stephan shemilt. was a determination to master ti conditions it was a determination to master the conditions and recognise the situation england found themselves in in terms of the score but also the difficulty they were facing in terms of the pitch and the indian bowling. england have had some breathtaking centuries from ollie pope and ben duckett in the series but for a to play and make —— for a display of technical mastery, nothing will improve on what we saw from gyrate today. —— joe root today. we've had the draws for the last 16 in europea league and europa conference league. five british sides are sti

joe root nudged past 50. this was a new tempo. slow moving, gradually regaining control. acking cricket for which england are known, with regular reminders of this pitch's peril and india's skill. root saw all of that and just kept concentrating. for all the questions about his form and style... what a shot. ..he crafted a truly timeless, priceless century just when his country needed it. the pitch might be cracked, but england's foundation is solid, right down to the root. patrick geary, bbc news. she's a bollywood film star in some of india's most successful movies — but she's now using her celebrity influence to fight wildlife crime. the actress alia bhatt is the executive producer of "poacher" a drama series telling the story of the biggest ivory poaching ring in indian history. our culture reporter noor nanji has been to meet her. you might know the indian actress alia bhatt for this... ..her starring role in last year's bollywood romcom, rocky aur rani ki prem kahaani. or for this... you think you know everything, but the world is about to see the truth. ..her hollyw

they will hope that joe root�*s finger is ok.ah�*s stand—out performance from them. no virat kohli. missing first two tests, two matches. any word on what will happen for the remainder of the series for kohli? where do you think india's head is at the moment? firstly, on kohli, the coach was asked about quality�*s firstly, on kohli, the coach was asked about his potential availability for the rest of the series and he batted it away straightaway. he said that is a question for the selectors. there will be a squad announced in the next couple of days. we will see then. it has been very quiet on kohli since he was withdrawing from the first two test matches. but it is just jasprit bumrah who has been the difference between the two sides. he reverse swings the ball, moves it around at high pace. england's biggest point of thought over the next ten days, will be how they can play jasprit bumrah because at the moment he looks the most likely man to win the series for india. there was a comprehensive victory for sri lanka in their one—

joe root has shone on the first day of the fourth test in ranchi. his unbeaten 106 held england's innings together and he has now scored ten test centuries against india, that is a record, putting him top of a list that includes steve smith with nine and garry sobers, viv richards and ricky ponting on eight. ben stokes had won the toss and decided to bat first. they were struggling on 112—5 with seamer akash deep taking three wickets on his debut, but root was the anchor. his century came off 219 deliveries, the slowest since the bazball era under stokes and coach bredan mccullum. they were 302—7 at stumps. a really encouraging start as they look to draw level in the series. australia have won the second t20 against new zealand in auckland to clinch the series, as well. they were put into bat at eden park. opener travis head top scored with a5. that included five sixes. though they were bowled out for 174 in the final over, with lockie fergusopn taking four wickets, that was more than enough. new zealand never really got going. adam zampa returned w

they will hope that joe root�*s finger is ok. better news. they'll hope for onjack leach, too.quickly ask you about india, stefan. we just saw jasprit bumrah absolutely stand out performances from them. no. virat kohli, of course, for personal reasons, missing those first two test matches. any word on what's likely to happen for the remainder of the series in terms of kohli? and where do you think india's head is at at the moment? well, firstly on kohli, the india coach, rahul dravid was asked about kohli's potential availability for the rest of the series and he batted it away straightaway. he said, "look, that is a question for the selectors. there will be a squad announced in the next couple of days. we will see then". it's been very quiet on virat kohli since he announced that he was withdrawing from the first two test matches. but it's jasprit bumrah who has been the difference between the two sides in reverse swings the ball. he moves it around at high pace. england's biggest point of thought over the next ten days before they get to rajkot will be how they can play jaspr

joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india century and his tenth against india, which is a record. that has put him on top of a list also including steve smith and mam; also including steve smith and many other greats- — england started well enough, but there was a clatter of wickets before lunch. zak crawley made a bright 42, but he was one of three victims root had been short of runs in the series and his shot selection attracted criticism during england's thrashing in the last test, but here he was back to his best, although it was the slowest hundred scored in the �*bazball era' under stokes and coach brendon mccullum. really encouraging start for england as they look to draw level in the series. a phenomenal knock.

joe root knew he was out when it came off the bat.as the captain, but for once ben stokes let his wicket drift. screw off the mark, he was run out for 11. england were all out for 292. a score they can build on and next week's third test. this may be knocked back, but it sets up a thrilling series. ben stokes spoke after the match and said despite the loss he was encouraged by england's overall performance. i'm happy with the way we went after that chase. when an opportunity presents itself and it is a pressure situation, i think that generally brings the best out of people. it doesn't always work, but there were a lot of times when we were on top of india and then india were able to produce something that then put them back on top. in the premier league, the title race has become even more interesting with arsenal moving up to second in the table after a 3—1 win at home to liverpool. bukayo saka opened the scoring for arsenal before liverpool equalised through a gabriel own goal. a defensive mix up between virgil van dijk and alisson

joe root was at the heart of england's fight back on the first day of their fourth test against india in ranchi. he reached his 31st test century and his tenth against india, which is a record. that has put him on top of a list also including steve smith and mam; also including steve smith and many other greats- — england started well enough, but there was a clatter of wickets before lunch. zak crawley made a bright 42, but he was one of three victims root had been short of runs in the series and his shot selection attracted criticism during england's thrashing in the last test, but here he was back to his best, although it was the slowest hundred scored in the �*bazball era' under stokes and coach brendon mccullum. really encouraging start for england as they look to draw level in the series. a phenomenal knock. he is probably the only bloke in our team who could have done that knock. he is our best player and he stepped up when we needed him to. we needed him to get a score and he got a score, like he has done for so many years now. australia beat new zealand in their t20 match. new

joe root has shone on the first day of the fourth test in ranchi.ten test centuries against india, that is a record, putting him top of a list that includes steve smith with nine and garry sobers, viv richards and ricky ponting on eight. ben stokes had won the toss and decided to bat first. they were struggling on 112—5 with seamer akash deep taking three wickets on his debut, but root was the anchor. his century came off 219 deliveries, the slowest since the bazball era under stokes and coach bredan mccullum. they were 302—7 at stumps. a really encouraging start as they look to draw level in the series. australia have won the second t20 against new zealand

ravindra jadeja spinning around a dizzy england, joe root, the fourth to go.psed as their attack... easy to forget india did most of this without their star spinner who returned from a family emergency in time for the penultimate wicket. this team love to surprise, just not like this. well, the england captain ben stokes is remaining optimistic. stokes won his 100th test cap in rajkot — and said the team knows what they have to do, to get back in the series — and that it wouldn't be helpful to dwell too long on what went wrong. played 100 test matches now and i know that thinking too deep into certain things can send you on a downhill spiral. it's about what we do in the next two games. i said after the first game that as good as it was, as good a feeling as it was, we need to move onto the second game. i said that after the last game and i say after this game as well. we put everything behind us and focus on the next two games. so will england change their ways, given the nature of the last two test defeats in india? earlier i spoke to our chief cricket write

joe root�*s scoop, the first shovel in a deepening hole. the game turned.airstow scored none. ben duckett, 153 a masterpiece, until the brush slipped. an innings ofjoy and one big regret. ben stokes leads this team by example, with hope and blue sky thinking. but there is a hitch. out for 41, no wonder india enjoyed it. a team without ashwin thatjust kept going. one ball later it got better. ben foakes the seventh man out. every glimpse seemed to bring another wicket. four to mohammed siraj. england all out, still 126 behind. now the opportunity was india's. jaiswal offered no mercy, smashing them much further and furtherfrom england's reach. then he raced to another superb century. at the halfway point today feels pivotal. so england trailing now by 322 runs, and from being in such a good position coming into the day, now find themselves staring at defeat, and going 2—1 down in the series. their star of the innings, ben duckett, appreciates risks that come with their style of playing. we didn't plan to have the collapse we did. there are options that this

joe root soon followed and although zak crawley managed a half century once his wicket fell, englandep. india have just closed play in the last ten minutes on a0—0, rohit sharma and yashaswi jaiswal starting well. they will resume on day four needing another 152 runs to win the match and the series in ranchi. to rugby union and the six nations, where france will host italy later, but it is ireland who remain the team most are talking about after making it three wins from three. they beat wales 31—7 in dublin in what was a bonus point win for the irish, as they move a step closer to becoming the first team to win back—to—back grand slams in the six nations era. that's now three defeats in a row for this young welsh side at this year's tournament. ireland play england next. they were beaten by scotland as duhan van der merwe scored a hat—trick in a deserved 30—21 victory at murrayfield. it's the first time in almost 130 years scotland have won four successive six nations matches against england, and it means the calcutta cup stays with them. and finally, at wembley, the first major tro

five wickets in all for him, including joe root�*s — he was unable to match his heriocs from the first out. rohit sharma and yashasvi jaiswal have india on a0 without loss in their chase. it's very much india's match for the taking. india played well. jurel batted really well towards the end and yeah, he probably scored a few more runs than we would have liked. but again, we are going to bowl them out tomorrow. of course there will be pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went in the middle, the only thing i was thinking was what does my team need? if i could stay in the middle for a long time and add as many runs as possible, it would be better for me and since we had a good understanding, we were chatting a lot and we have played a lot of domestic cricket together, so that was helpful. to rugby union now, and the six nations, where france are playing host to italy in lille. they've just kicked off after half time, where the score is 13—3 to france, charles ollivon with the try in the first half — thomas ramos put them further ahead with a penalty in the second. but the home sid

joe root was unable to match his heriocs from the first innings.win. it's very much india's game for the taking. here's the scorecard, not great reading for england. only two players making it beyond 20 runs. that in part due to a brilliant performance by india's bowlers. ravichandran ashwin with 5 wickets, kuldeep yadav with 4. india need 152 runs to win with 10 wickets remaining, with openers rohit sharma and yashasvi jaiswal at the crease. you can get more on the bbc sport website. we'll be back with more later on. we will see you then. the uk and us have launched another round ofjoint missile strikes against houthi targets in yemen — in response to further attacks on cargo ships in the red sea. the defence secretary, grant shapps, says the uk has a duty to protect lives — but the houthis have vowed continued defiance — warning its attacks on shipping will continue until israel ends its assault on gaza. simonjones reports. take off for what the uk and us are calling the latest necessary and proportionate strikes against houthi targets in yemen.

the day started with joe root resuming after his century on day one.shavi jaiswal made 73 for the hosts, but he was one of four wickets for young spinner bashir.india, who lead the five—match series 2—1, finished day two on 219 for 7 but still trail england by 134 runs. after play root said he was delighted to return to form. it was nice to finally get some runs in the series, it has felt like a long time coming. it�*s been a lean series individually for me. you proud yourself as a senior player, especially with the history i�*ve had in this part of the world to make contributions that put you in positions to win games. the important — positions to win games. the important bit _ positions to win games. the important bit is _ positions to win games. the important bit is to _ positions to win games. the important bit is to get as close to the target — important bit is to get as close to the target. we will see maybe tomorrow how far away or close we are to _ tomorrow how far away or close we are to the — tomorrow how far away or close we are to the targe

second day in ranchi on 302 for 7, england added another half century before being bowled out, with joe rootohit sharma tojimmy anderson early — then bashir took over the ball, taking the next four wickets with impressive figures to leave india trailing england by ba runs with three wickets remaining. day three starts in about six hours' time. at the six nations, scotland are celebrating once again, after they won the calcutta cup against england for the fourth time in a row — the first time they've done that since 1896. 30—2i was the score at murrayfield, but they had to come from behind for victory, as england led 10—0 early on. a hat—trick of tries from duhan van der merwe — a calcutta cup record — swung the game in scotland's favour, as they made it two wins from three matches. ireland are the team everyone's trying to catch though — they made it three wins from three, beating wales 31—7. it moves ireland a step closer to becoming the first team to win back—to—back grand slams in the six nations era. thank you. a defiant president zelensky has insisted ukraine will win the war, as the co

joe root went for just five, captain ben stokes for a7, and india are fimly in control heading into daynow. —— they are six without loss. on friday, south korea made it through to the semifinals of the asian cup after a 96 minute equaliser against australia, and then won the match in extra time. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby i—o. elsewhere, jordan beat to pick a standby 1—0. these are the matches in the africa cup of nations. a busy saturday in the uk with premier league matches. everton take on tottenham in the lunchtime kick—off. the manager says he is not worried about relegation but admits they need to turn performances into victories. the they need to turn performances into victories. ., ., , victories. the moment of truth is the moment _ victories. the moment of truth is the moment that _ victories. the moment of truth is the moment that pays _ victories. the moment of truth is the moment that pays you - victories. the moment of truth is the moment that pays you back, | victories. the moment of truth is i the moment that pays you back, the moment of clarity in front of

joe root was unable to match his heriocs from the first innings. he went forjust ii.vi jaiswal have india on a0 without loss in their chase. it's very much india's match for the taking. india played well. jurel batted well towards the end and poppy scored a few more runs than we would have liked. of course there will be pressure. — liked. of course there will be pressure. it _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is my _ liked. of course there will be pressure, it is my debut - liked. of course there will be i pressure, it is my debut series, liked. of course there will be - pressure, it is my debut series, but once _ pressure, it is my debut series, but once i_ pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went — pressure, it is my debut series, but once i went in the middle, the only thing _ once i went in the middle, the only thing i_ once i went in the middle, the only thing i was — once i went in the middle, the only thing i was thinking was what does my team _ thing i was thinking was what does my team need?

but the visitors headway was stalled, joe root dismissed and dismayed after a controversial call.oc, and prompted a collapse. ben stokes beaten, the ball coming off his leg, through his legs and rolling cruelly onto the stumps. the first ball after tea, johnny heading straight back inside out for 30. england lost seven wickets for just 35 runs. india sealing a compelling come back with a kiss. betting again to book end the day, their a0 rounds without loss means england will be shooting for the moon tomorrow as they try to keep this series alive. the scorecard doesn't make good reading for england. only two players making it beyond 20 runs. that in part due to a brilliant performance by india's bowlers ravichandran ashwin, and kuldeep yadav. they need 152 runs to win with 10 wickets remaining. india played well, batting really well towards the end. yeah, we, he probably scored a few more runs than we would have liked, but, again, we are going to pull them out tomorrow. translation: of course there will be ressure, translation: of course there will be pressure. it's — translation:

four wickets from shoaib bashir put england in a strong position in the 4th test with india. joe roote 73 for the hosts. but he was one of four wickets for young spinner bashir. india, who lead the five—match series 2—1, finished day two on 219 for 7 but still trail england by 134 runs. the important bit is to get as close to the target. and then we will see, maybe tomorrow, how close we are to the target. what we need to look at is we are chasing the target, the number. mentally we need to chase, but well, whatever the target is. let's keep it that simple. rugby union's six nations returns after a two week break. ireland host wales in a game which hasjust kicked off, before scotland aim for a fourth straight calcutta cup win over england. our correspondent andy swiss is at murrayfield for us. the calcutta cup is the oldest trophy in rugby. scotland and england first played for eight in 1879, but over the last few years it's been in scotland's hand. they have won at the last three times, including the thrilling victory at twickenham last year, lit up by one of the great six nations tr

joe root ending unbeaten on 222. job two, wickets. and england havejust the man for that.ets going, there can be no catching him. not there are at least. the home side would soon change their tune — less bash, more bashir. shoaib bashir. and he got him. he had fourwickets, more than he had managed in any first—class innings. tom hartley then grabbed a couple himself, writ glad the catch, and whilst india had not cracked, this was england's day. i know the wicket was helpful at times, but even still, i think he did an amazing job and it is a great sign for english cricket moving forward. but you do have to work in partnerships and i think tommy was excellent alongside him too. that excellence must continue for the job is not done yet. so a huge day for england then — and for batsmanjoe root, who answered his critics with a spellbinding unbeaten innings. earlier, i spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt. who said shaoib bashir�*s performance with the ball will also be something to remember, given he's just 20 years old. bashir was a bit of a left—field pick for th

joe root was unable to match his heriocs from the first innings. he went forjust 11. india's match for the taking. to rugby union, and the six nations, where france will host italy in the next hour, but it is ireland who remain the team most are talking about after making it three wins from three. they beat wales 31—7 in dublin. in what was a bonus point win for the irish, as they move a step closer to becoming the first team to win back—to—back grand slams in the six nations era. that's now three defeats in a row for this young welsh side at this year's tournament. ireland play england next — they were beaten by scotland as duhan van der merwe scored a hat—trick in a deserved 30—21 victory at murrayfield. it's the first time in almost 130 years scotland have won four successive six nations matches against england, and it means the calcutta cup stays with them. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on with all the football. see you then. it was the screen actors guild awards in los angeles on saturday night — a ceremony that is seen a good

at the visitors headway was stalled, joe root dismissed and dismayed after a controversial call.d a collapse. ben stokes beaten, the ball coming off his leg, through his legs and rolling cruelly onto the stumps. the first ball after tea johnny heading straight back inside out for 30. india sealing a compelling come back with a kiss. betting again to book end the day, their a0 rounds without loss means england will be shooting the moon tomorrow as they try to keep this series alive. it's been strong comeback from india, after losing the first test — but england have squandered opportunities that have come their way in the series. i spoke to our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt in ranchi earlier, he told me whether their approach has been justified. england have ta ken england have taken so much criticism for being too aggressive, actually come in the second and third tests where the situation may be didn't demand it. in the first innings when the pitch was difficult, england buckled down, they got themselves to the 353 thanks tojoe root�*s century. i do wonder if they could ha

joe root knew he was out when it came off the bat. crawley ran out himself.pe was the captain, but for once ben stokes let his wicket drift. slow off the mark, he was run out for 11. england were all out for 292. a score they can build on in next week's third test. him this defeat may be a knock back, but it sets up a thrilling series. well despite the defeat, england captain ben stokes said he was encouraged by his side's performance and impressed by their approach. that's exactly how we play cricket when the opportunity presents itself and that's a precious situation and i think generally, it brings the best out of people with a doesn't always work but there were a lot of times you're on top of india and india were able to produce something that put them back on top. manchester city can overtake arsenal to go into second place in the premier league this evening, if they win at brentford. ivan toney has made an instant impact since returning to the brentford side, after serving an eight—month ban for breaking gambling rules. they're just three points outside

india's 396 with zak crawley racing to a half century but wickets started to fall, mainly to bumrah. joe rootekend in a row. the crowds are demonstrating against the far—right afd party after a recent meeting of extremists was attended by afd members. plans to deport people with non—german backgrounds were discussed at that meeting. since the demonstrations began, the party has slipped in the polls. but, afd remains germany's second most popular party. afd leaders say they are being targeted by the german state, in the same way that political freedom fighters were repressed in communist east germany. our correspondent, damien mcguinness is in berlin. this is the third weekend in a row that mass demonstrations have been held in towns and cities across germany. they are being held by all sorts of groups from environmentalists, trade unionists, political parties and even a group called grannies against the far right. what they all have in common is they are protesting against right—wing extremism after reports that a secret meeting in november, attended by the far—right party the afd at which a

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yes plenty of taylor swift in the crowd and the niners had joe montana rooting them on up three. second quarter. how about the bag of tricks. get it to jauan jennings, who goes back across the field to christian mccaffrey and the stanford man is in ten. nothing san francisco. they also led by ten. remember the last time they played the chiefs in the super bowl? jennings was a pretty good quarterback in high school. get crushed when he threw the ball. but hey, it works nice. nice play for the 40 niners. travis kelce a frustrated moment there with andy reid pushed him. the niners had him frustrated the whole game though. turn on this moment. the ball hits daryl luter junior's foot on the punt and the niners can't recover. and then that turns into patrick mahomes finding marquez valdes-scantling for the touchdown. the niners had kept the chiefs out of the end zone for almost three quarters of. the chiefs take a 1310 lead. joe jennings had a chance at mvp, he thought after this touchdown catch the niners back in the lead, but the extra point was blocked. so it's 16 1340 niners. and t

ukraine and its years of independence after the collapse of the ussr, we were able to trace its roots changes, how joemic interests, how entire sectors of the economy were captured. the mueller report, the special counsel's official report on collusion or coordination between russia and donald trump's team. the report was criticized for holes in the investigation. so the document says that moscow’s interference was illegal, large-scale and systematic, but the prosecution had no direct evidence. george papadopoulos was also involved in the case as one of the main defendants in attempts to build bridges with russia. district of columbia court sentenced him to prison time, community service and a fine. mr. papadopoulos, a question for you. i am an american citizen who believed in the stability of relations between the united states and russia. in fact, this is one of the main reasons why i wanted to be an adviser to donald trump, because i believe that stability and peace between the united states and its former adversaries such as china, russia and iran are good for... it good for the world, so if that

joe root, the captain or the former captain rather, has had a really difficult year.uppose, with the bat at times, certainly during the ashes and more test he more recently in in this test he found bumrah the with of found jasprit bumrah the with of an indian bowler a real problem . an indian bowler a real problem. but he's out of this test. he was left out and joe root responded with 122 not out, ably backed up by ollie robinson. 58. ben foakes 47. those kind of numbers, it wasn't a typical bazball performance paper. there was more, there was more kind of. it was more of a measured performance. it was, you know, you know, i told you, i told you bazball is not good. >> and they're doing better with both and they're better both them and they're better with it with they're better without it all. all right. all. yeah. all right. >> should we talk about a different sort of ball? why not? >> just say at lunch. >> yeah, i'll just say at lunch. engush >> yeah, i'll just say at lunch. english 34 for one. england three. out. three. five three. all out. we'll see things go for

no second innings masterclass from joe root — ashwin's third victim — out for ii.by league its exhilarating best — the end of a match to crown the best team in the world. it meant so much to wigan warriors. the world club challenge is a fixture with history, a match made for intensity. the first flare—up was inside 30 seconds. but when the tries came, they lit up this match. wigan rushed down the flank and crafted a sequence. it would end in the hands of kruise leeming. commentator: what a try from wigan! breathtaking rugby, wigan exhaled. penrith are australia's champions, one of the best teams in nrl history. they barged their way to a half—time lead, but wigan, on home soil, were representing super league. jake wardle got the ball and wriggled up to the line. the referee ruled the ball was in for a try. the warriors in front, now they'd face down an onslaught. jai field's tackle was as good as a score. the tension went on to the final attack. the last tackle of the game and the ball is over the line! but is it down on the floor? when the screen said no try, wiga

but vladimir putin says he is still rooting for joe! >> president biden, the u.s.en has made a rude remark about you again. rude, yes. i don't want to go to but he is the united states president. he called you a crazy son of a [bleep] we talked not to long ago and we asked you who would be the future president of the united states. i said i would work with any president of the united states but i would suppose for russia, putin is more preferable. >> ainsley: of course he is, right? does that surprise you? keep it here, senato senator tit will talk about that and of course the south carolina primary. >> steve: we said earlier commit is a busy friday. it is, indeed. another fox news alert. >> pete: across the united states of america are reporting to lease to prescription orders because of a cyber attack against one of the largest health care technology companies affecting a lot of people. >> ainsley: todd piro was live with all the details for your family. hey, todd. >> it involves the medicines across the country saying the following, change health care's experien

so joe root has got his 50. it's a very slow show.'s and. root together. so it's looking okay. that's it. excellent. that's what i got for you. that's what's going on in the cricket. >> ebb and flow. it is all ebb and flow. >> although it's a bit more flow than ebb at the moment, which is good for the ebb and the flow. i know that's why you like it to be for england. be good for england. >> let's have a look at the six nations. should we a little bit about nations, england about the six nations, england versus tomorrow, which versus scotland tomorrow, which is murrayfield for is at murrayfield and it's for the cup. the calcutta cup. >> there is the cup. that's >> so there is the cup. that's what they're playing for. >> like the sort of >> it looks like the sort of thing given, you know, thing you'd be given, you know, said one or two. said you want one lump or two. it does doesn't it. >> the thing is often >> because the thing is often when you get, uh sporting teams will win a trophy. they'll put champagne or champagne in the cup or

[laughter] so it is not just joe's age that is the root of the country's problems, it is neglect of our systems. let's take the border. everyone else does. on tuesday, the house voted to impeach a harder mayorkas over his handling of the migrant crisis. but that is more overdue than that book i stole from the library. it is for height, people. it is the first time they have impeach the cabinet secretary since 1876. that was back when joe was in diapers. or rather back when he started wearing diapers. of course, joe criticized the vote, saying history will not look kindly on house republicans for their waiting act of unconstitutional o partisanship. he said that after having a long conversation with ruth bader ginsburg. she is that just so you know. the democrat-controlled senate will likely dismiss the charges but the issue is not going away and neither are 10 million illegal immigrants. especially since joe biden's job growth numbers are likely built on illegals. according to the center for immigration studies, all employment growth has gone to immigrants who -- compared to 2019. and -

joe root and jonny bairstow led something of a recovery.on 112 for five, at lunch. now tennis, and brazil seems to bring out the best in britain's cameron norrie, who has cruised into the quarterfinals of the rio 0pen. it was humid, and rain had made the clay heavy, but the british number one saw off world number 120 tomas barrios vera, of chile, in some style, dropping just a single game in each set. he'll play the home favourite, thiago seyboth wild next. but norrie is the defending champion, and on current form, is the man to beat there. there were foul conditions in hull, for the first match in round two of rugby league's, super league. hull kr were brimming with confidence on the back of a big win over city rivals hull fc last week, and they followed that up, with a 22—12 victory over leeds rhinos. new signing peta hiku with the last of their tries — and his first for the club. ronnie 0'sullivan took a 16—match unbeaten run into the quarter—finals of the players' championship in telford. but it was smashed by mark selby. he won 6—0 — h

. >> the root cause is joe biden. they will replace mayorkas with somebody else just like him. if you want to secure the border fire biden and hire trump. >> bill: it's taking on a more ominous nature. chinese nationals are the latest group to walk across that border. since october they've encountered more than 20,000 chinese migrants. you have the mounting questions over president biden's age and mental fitness. house republicans plan to keep his competency front and center for the months to come. they are set to hold a press conference an hour from now and watching and waiting for that. >> dana: fox team coverage. griff jenkins on the increasing influx of chinese migrants. harold ford junior and jerry baker will go at it but first at the white house. the president's mental health and faculties are on the list of concerns. >> in a way white house officials are playing into the house of representatives' hands because republicans in the house want these issues with president biden's memory to be on front pages for as long as possible. and officials here at the biden white house

after lunch. 154 for joe for england with the bat. after lunch. 154 forjoe rootsmissed. india before lunch and yesterday of course, for 396. so it's all to play for there. bairstow and stokes currently batting but yeah really encouraging . uh before really encouraging. uh before lunch actually it was a really good performance by jemmy anderson. guess how old he is now . now. >> 3841. uh still going strong. >> 3841. uh still going strong. >> brilliant performance by by him. and it's turning to be an enthralling, uh, test in the second test at all. so as as things stand, we're in the first innings as well. so that's, um, that's where we are right now. and it's going go on later and it's going to go on later on. we'll keep you updated stuff. >> what else have we got? >> what else have we got? >> we've got the boxing. >> we've got the boxing. >> thought it was >> oh, now we thought it was going to the of the going to be the fight of the yeah going to be the fight of the year. yeah well yeah should year. yeah well yeah it should have year. yeah well yeah it should hav

joe biden. he is the root cause. and it's just galling to listen to him deny it and try to place blame on republicans. nothing could be further from the truth. brian: so tell me about what can come next. i've got to tell you, i'm in a spot in new york city right now that is evidently a epicenter for migrants coming here and in many ways taking over the life of the neighborhood. so i look around and i say, by goodness sakes, i don't know who's to blame right now, but if we don't get something done, this is going to become catastrophic. quickly, what are you guys looking at? are you looking at maybe the house bill, something else to try to make some head away on in this year? >> we're trying to expose the truth to let the american public know that joe biden has the power to close the border today. if he needs additional authority, we're happy to give it to them. we're just not willing to pass a ruin goldberg piece of legislation that codifieses his open border, that normalizes thousands of illegal migrants a day, that

joe rosato jr.: this is an nbc bay area news special. tonight we'll meet a san francisco skateboarder honoring his roots. brenes: i never took anything for granted, man, you know. joe: we'll meet up with a bay area paralympian training for what will be her fifth paralympic games. katie holloway bridge: when i found volleyball, it changed my whole entire world.

joe rosato jr.: this is an nbc bay area news special. tonight we'll meet a san francisco skateboarder honoring his roots. chico brenes: i never took anything for granted, man, you know. joe: we'll meet up with a bay area paralympian training for what will be her fifth paralympic games. katie holloway bridge: when i found volleyball, it changed my whole entire world. joe: we'll visit a legendary bay area rock and roll photographer whose new exhibit turns the lens on his own long career. jay blakesberg: i've been working my whole life to create something like this. joe: and we'll make a studio visit to an artist telling her story through color. favianna rodriguez: i believe that as artists we could also change the world. joe: and we'll take you to an island in the san francisco bay now up for sale. chris lim: yeah, it's pretty special. joe: hello and welcome to fog city stories. i'm joe rosato jr. well, the bay area is a pioneer when it comes to skateboarding. san francisco's streets have raised some legends, including chico brenes. let's roll to the city by the bay to hang with brenes and hear about his un

joe biden. joining a grass-roots effort demanding that the president support an unconditional cease-fire in gaza your unlimited support for war is not sustainable because it's killing people who may as well be us. it's killing our families. we are asking you, president biden, to stop killing our families before you come and ask for our support. >> the president did not directly mention the protest votes in a statement last night. a senior campaign advior said mr. biden shares the goal to end the violence. we start with nbc's shaquille brewster in grand rapids, steve kornacki at the billboard, ashley parker and jim messina. shaq, kent county was a decider, a county we have been watching. it was once red. it did go for joe biden last time. what are the warning signs there last night for donald trump? >> reporter: warning signs that has been a point you have been hearing from nikki haley, including when she visited grand rapids. she's making the point that in these areas of the state and in the country where you have higher concentrations of suburban voters, you have higher concentrations of colleg

had money going from americorps to james and then quickly going to joe, so this money trail is kind of interesting there. but at the root of all of this, it's all enabled by joe biden. if he doesn't participate in terms of meetings, phone calls, bringing hunter on air force 2, trailing along behind the then vice president in foreign countries with his hand out, it's all appalling behavior and all enabled by joe biden. he's not just the product they are selling, but he is the person who makes it all go because if he had refused, if he had told them all to knock it off years ago, and if they didn't and he had said publicly i'm sad that they are trying to do this, but i have no connection to them, these deals wouldn't work because it's that brand and that perception of influence that's being sold. >> john: let me go to the other side of the political aisle and donald trump and $355 million judgment against him and his businesses over real estate fraud. has to pony up the money, totals $400 million in 30 days or james said she is prepared to seize some of his assets as collateral. >> if he does not have funds to pay off the