joe wilson, bbc news, the oval.tford fought back from two goals down at half—time to draw 2—2 at home to arsenal. quite some start for quique sanchez flores in his first match since being reappointed watford manager. pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice in the first half to put the visitors in front, but they really unravelled after the break. tom cleverly taking advantage of some incredibly sloppy play by the gunners. that made it 2—1 before roberto pereyra rolled in a late penalty to help watford take only their second point of the season. in the second half, we're tried to ta ke in the second half, we're tried to take care, knowing that if we lost the face to the match, it could be really, go to for us. so, keep the confidence for the second half but to play a different game, because i prefer to play a different game, because i p refer to to play a different game, because i prefer to start in 00 second half. try to win the second half. that was the message for the players, and the players understand it well, th

joe wilson reports from the oval. , you can get lost between the hope and the hype. but sometimes it all falls into place. what a week for joe denly. he batted today, safe in the knowledge his new daughter had been safely delivered and what is more important than that? suddenly this was a new man, his aggressive approach seem to shock the australians. stand by for another surprise — ben stokes dropped and by steve smith. no one can see the cricket ball better than smith, normally... england's batsmen were on top and even the weather was helping, ashes test match in mid—september? yes, you spot any clouds on the horizon? just a low—flyi ng clouds on the horizon? just a low—flying ben stokes. that shock to come to 50, some of the crowd celebrated with the enthusiasm of children, some in the crowd were, in fa ct, children, some in the crowd were, in fact, children. i don't think that isjoe fact, children. i don't think that is joe denly‘s! fact, children. i don't think that isjoe denly‘s! his first fact, children. i don't

who yes i'm up against you i joe wilson on the campaign is actually going great in receiving a lot of hours have been mostly people or even to instead of money oriented. you'll see trying to change global platform or a lot young political. organizers so a lot of us are following needs which is basically reaching out to the people and going for the people in that for the party itself so we've been getting a lot of great responses for that we're not a part of the status quo when it comes to american politics and 1st african-american to even run in my district so. give really the carolinas have never been more environmentally conscious what with hurricane dorian but do you see the green new deal as being a vote winner on the doorstep yes i believe that is the road map to where we need to be especially where our climate is today. our state was one of the states that was a part of the regulation mandatory evacuations when it came to hurricane door and. on the things that we did i.

joe wilson, bbc news.ay of the fourth test on 200-5. andy swiss was watching the action. oh, the joys of cricket in september. a morning wash—out at old trafford, but it wasn't just the skies that looked a little gloomy. england's ashes chances were fading fast. they had to bat well, and for a decent while, they did, as rory burns and joe root combined to impressive effect. together, they shared a stubborn century stand, and it was australia fluffing their chances, much to their very obvious frustration. but, once burns was snaffled for 81, suddenly the pendulum swung. moments later, joe root followed, trapped leg before for 71. that brought in the hero of headingley, ben stokes, to a predictably raucous reception. cheering but, at the other end, there was rather less to cheer. jason roy emphatically dismissed by josh hazlewood. that late clatter of wickets leaving australia in control and england still trailing by a hefty 297. while stokes is still there, england fans will believe anything is possible, bu

joe wilson at the oval, thank you.d their one—point lead over the usa after the second morning's foursomes at the solheim cup. now attention turns to the fourballs at gleneagles, where we can join sarah mulkerrins. sarah. yes, europe on 6.5 points usa on 5.5. remember that scotland's captain of team europe is looking for herfirst captain of team europe is looking for her first european win at this eventin for her first european win at this event in six years. today was really all about the testing conditions that we have had here at gleneagles. we have had gusting winds up to 35 mph, the players have been struggling out on the course. we have seen them step away a lot from the shots they are taking some of the shots they are taking some of the golf balls on the green have been shifting and oscillating as players have been trying to make their shots. there were some momentum with the americans when the final two matches were halved despite europe being ahead in those and it was earlier today that the momentum seemed to

joe wilson reports. the oval is surely one of cricket's grandest old stately homes.aries. australia would aim for his stumps. ah, the fun stopped. england were all out for 294. so, they prepared to bowl with motivation. after all, david warner was waiting, gently reminded by the crowd that he had been scoring a lot of ducks. well, warner managed five today, another failure. maybe the crowd were bored of booing. no. jofra archer was bowling with real menace. marnus labuschagne lbw for 48 and england were in business. but there was him. that's steve smith. start counting when he gets to 50. now. sam curran on his ashes debut made his mark. england brought in a new bowler. sam curran on his ashes debut made his mark. he got paine and then he got cummins, in consecutive balls. from roughly five foot nine, he became ten feet tall and then the ultimate. smith's mistake. chris woakes' wicket. it is a measure of steve smith's status that to get him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six fast bowling wickets. this one can only be appreciated slo

joe wilson reports. sky high injuly, sunk in september — that's the ashes.le he was a world cup winning hero on the same spot eight weeks ago. the oval was where england celebrated their world cup success, white ball, one—day cricket — the fulfilment of a long—term dream. now, is that really what mattered? whatever happens this week, do you think this deserves to be seen as a successful year for english cricket? absolutely. to win the first 50—over world cup is a huge achievement for english cricket. so, absolutely it should be seen as a successful year. but we have a chance to level the series and make it slightly better than it looks right now. well, in truth, there are a number of england players who now have a last opportunity to show their best form, and if england win this test match, they will level the series 2—2, but even if that happens, it will be these australians who retain the ashes urn and all that traditional glory. so, they might relax in this match...? not likely! we've spoken about it a lot as a group, that last week's result was brilliant

joe wilson reports from the oval. keep going, captain.cricket. it ain't over till the oval. fifth test, over the road. rory burns again displayed deep concentration and good judgement — that's it. a7, he made. joe denly was the first english batsman to fall. steve smith the fielder. well, he even makes his catches last as long as possible. he held on. captainjoe root was dropped three times before he got to 50. just watch them. siddle's chance was the simplest, although tim paine had the gloves to help him. commentator: oh, down again. still no good. and look who dropped this one — yeah, that is steve smith. well, good fortune, but when root got to 57, enter pat cummins. no fielder required. australia had changed their team for this test, picked mitchell marsh. he took four wickets, dismissing bairstow like that and woakes like this. england soon eight wickets down and it seemed like another weary day at the ashes office. but here's the thing. aren't the australians tired too? and as day became evening, jos buttler started hitting. not on

we heard from the coaches today, our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. to think about the ashess comes to an end there will be another one. for trevor, the england coach, this is dead. the finish. the last match in charge of england and is there are there specific issues to address. he says thatjoe route is under no pressure as their captain at all as far as england are concerned. he does admit that jason has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a lot of england's selection for this match might depend on ben stokes. we did see him bold. england say they would pick him as a specialist batsman. what is the collective motivation here? they of the series is going back to australia and they have had such a long summer, surely there must be tired. i'm sure fatigue is a small part of it. but from the match itself, when we spoke about after the last game to get back to to have into that means a lot as well. the boys would like to be competing in that final and a couple of years' time. obviously yet to draw a serious and not lose one and don't need any more mot

our sports correspondent joe wilson was at the oval.ere with the end of england's first innings and start of their second innings. in between, ten australian wickets, six of them to jofra archer, ten australian wickets, six of them tojofra archer, who was certainly at his desk today. his duel in the afternoon a particular highlight prior to that, some cheap wickets again. david warnerfalling prior to that, some cheap wickets again. david warner falling for five. in the context of his series, not a bad score. in the context of steve smith's series, getting him off or 80 seemed like a good win. wa, the kind england had hoped to ta ke wa, the kind england had hoped to take against smith so many times so much earlier in the series. we also had the impact of sam curran, making his ashes debut. two and two balls for his left arm swinging medium pace swing. to close, england's openers survived a tricky start. they will be back on saturday morning and england will hope to end their long summer. even if we know their long summer. even if we know

our sports correspondent — joe wilson — has more for us from lord‘s.potential to be a top top test match player. he‘s already one of the best in the world. seven years ago he was picked to pay as much cricket as a —— for england. once he has had a bit of a reset, he has had a very busy summer and it is an opportunity for him to step back for a moment, reset, work on some things and come back better. i notice yourjob to name the spot. you don‘t decide where players fight in? it seems to me there is a potential here? we can reveal thatjoe root wants to bat form. that has implications for selection. three people have to bat above him. ifjoe says he is going to bat for then there are three spots there. you can obviously see from the make—up of the squad that the batting is tilted towards top batsmen in terms of the number of players we have got and that is perfectly logical for the captain batting at four which is something we wa nt batting at four which is something we want to support. there‘s been plenty of attention on england‘s failings with the bat th

joe wilson on the campaign is actually going great we have been receiving a lot of help ours have been mostly people oriented instead of money oriented. a o c kind of political platform for a lot of young political. organizers so a lot of us are following her needs which is basically reaching out to the people and going for the people 'd in that for the party itself so we've been getting a lot of great responses for that that we are not a part of the status quo when it comes to american politics and the 1st african-american to even run in my district so. give really the carolinas have never been more environmentally conscious what with hurricane dorian but do you see the green new deal as being a vote winner on the doorstep yes i believe that is a road map to where we need to be especially where our climate is today. our state was one of the states that was a part of the regulation mandatory evacuations when it came to hurricane doran. on the things that we did. we wasn't impacted as much as the bahamas was we probably got $1100000.00 in damages along our coast stretches from south to

and our sports correspondent joe wilson has been looking ahead.u know that when one series comes to an end there will be another one, but for trevor bayliss, england ‘s codes, this is his last match in charge of england. as ever, there are specific issues. he says charge of england. as ever, there are specific issues. he sastoe root is under no pressure the‘s captain at all, as far as england are concerned. jason rae has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a loss of it will depend on ben stokes. we saw him train today and we saw him bowl. england said they would pick him as a specialist batsmen if he wasn't able to bowl. what is england's collective motivation? they know the series is going back to australia, the ashes is going back to australia. they have had such a long summer. australia. they have had such a long summer. surely they must be tired?” am sure fatigue is a small part of it. but from the much is self, yeah, we spoke about it after the last game, to get it back to 2—2, obviously nowadays with the test cham

here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. to this england tea m a change has come to this england team here at the 0val, and i suppose the catalyst is ben stokes. we saw him bowl during a limb as my training session but england don't think they can trust him, he isn't fit enough to get through an entire test match with his allocation of overs. so he will play as a specialist batsmen. the knock on effect, sam curran comes into the tea m effect, sam curran comes into the team as an all—rounder. chris woakes comes on in the place of 0verton, and the knock—on effect of all this? jason roy loses his place in the test match team. he's had four chances, but it could be a long way for him to get back into the team for him to get back into the team for now. i asked joe root whether in fa ct for now. i asked joe root whether in fact there were a number of england players who were playing for their england future. you're playing for your country, you know? that's the fundamentals of it. we've got some very passionate guys that are very

decided to bowl after winning the toss, let's head to the oval and speak to our sports correspondent joe wilsonof a charmed life? yes, typical kind of testimony where a batting side gets to this before lunch. the interesting thing is that actually decided to both and in september when it is quite sunny conditions. they decided to leave one bother to their attack. it has looked toothless and luck forjoe root. a straightforward catch and then the captain going 100 for a catch which maybe would have gone more easily for one night. joe root hasn't quite positive today and he might be thinking to himself, as he ventures lunch, with a bit of luck, better late than never. no luck for joe denly, a small score for him. of course, jason roy has dropped from the team here. in time, we will start to ponder where this will leave the careers of some of his england test match players. today it isa england test match players. today it is a day where they are predominating with the bat. you mention were to be go from here after the dust has settled on this english summer. the ashes are gone, we know that. engla

joe wilson reports from the oval.s. the second of all was warner. stuart broad was bristling. now for some su btlety. broad was bristling. now for some subtlety. jack leach lured marnus labuschagne forward and in a split second he was out, stop, a high skilled dismissal, thanks. next. this is where all the greats have batted, and now steve smith would play his final innings of the summer. play his final innings of the summer. it could last minutes, hours, days? bowl it somewhere where smith can hit it but but i feel there. ben stokes grabbed the catch and it felt like the match. just 23 for smith today but there was one nice surprise still waiting. he was applauded off the field. what could england's captain do? well, a bowl. mitchell marsh fell to joe root but matthew wade was defying england. hot afternoon, temperature rising at his contest with jofra archer was suddenly frozen in time. anyone blinking? no. on 117, matthew wade fell, not to pace, but to guile, to joe root, bairstow‘s stumping. the final moment was a

joe wilson is at the oval for us. e of smith's dominance that england will be happy to remove him forjust 80. in the context of him averaging 134 in this series, in the context of him averaging 177, this is one of his favourite grounds. such a busy day here when we think back to the start of the day which began with england's first innings. and i'm sure the crowd that came in were hoping for an hour ofjos buttler, in the end we got 24 minutes. he was out for 70 which meant england were all out for 294. then england came to bowl and david warner was the first man out after so many ducks, i suppose in the context, it is getting to five, not too bad. england heard it and it was proved by review and that was the first of the wickets of the day forjofra archer who was back to his best here today. but what about that man, steve smith? again infuriating for england. chose his moments to attack as he did with that big six. and that took him to 50. how would england get rid of him? it was an ongoing issue through the afternoon

the big name to miss out from the test side is jonny bairstow. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson hasords today as we eat out the last days of the english cricket summer. the england players have a long and varied winter ahead of them. the squads we have had an ounce today, in many ways, reflect the need for some players to have a rest. that is why you are not seeing some of the big—name white ball players in the t20 squad for new zealand. but when it comes to the test match squad, jos buttler is a wicketkeeper, jonny bairstow is absent. that is notjust a question of him needing a break. that is a selection decision, as ed smith explained today. i thinkjonny ba i rstow has explained today. i thinkjonny bairstow has the potential to be a top, top test match player. he‘s already one of the best white ballplayers in the world. seven yea rs ballplayers in the world. seven years ago, he was picked to play test match cricket as a batsman for england. seven years on, i believe he can have a terrific spell back in the side once he has had a bit of a reset. he‘s had a very busy summer and it i

joe wilson, bbc news. it would mean a lot for the team, obviously. as friday 13th fright night in the super league as one of four teams faced relegation in the final round of fixtures. in the end, it was london broncos whose luck ran out. they were beaten by wakefield, whose19—10 win saved them from relegation. for the broncos, they return to the championship after one season in the top flight. huddersfield and hull kr also survive. after the international break, the premier league returns today. leaders liverpool are the only side with a 100% record. they kick the weekend off at lunchtime at home to newcastle. newcastle will fight like crazy and — like they did against tottenham, for example. they had a couple of good results. now, for us, the game will be a real challenge. we'll need pretty much everybody on their toes and i hope that after two weeks — or i don't know when we had the last home game — but we need that atmosphere again at 12:30. and if we have that atmosphere, then we can do something. derby and cardiff's stuttering start to the cham

former ambassador joe wilson, who became the center of a political firestorm afterpo disputing u.s. intelligence used to justify the 2003 invasion of iraq, died yesterday, according to his ex-wife, valerie plame. he was 69. in july 2003, wilson wrote a a "new york times" op-ed criticizing intelligence reports that claimed saddam hussein had purchased uranium in the african nation of niger. shortly after, the identity of his then-wife valerie plame as a c.i.a. operative was exposed. the scandal led to the conviction of scooter libby, a top aide to vice president dick cheney, for lying to investigators and obstruction of justice. president trump fully pardoned libby in 2018. plame is now running for congress in new mexico as a democrat. for more on the resignation of the u.s. special envoy to ukraine, and the latest on the impeachment inquiry, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: some presidential candidates in the afghan election are already charging it was a fraudulent process. taliban attacks also decreased turnout and forced some polling places to stay closed. joining us no

our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. keep going, captain.er till the oval. interesting decision for them to bring in mitchell marsh. he repaid the decision i'm moving forward. he has two lbw ‘s in particular. england was still going at the close of play. thanks mainly tojos buttler who had some fun as the day turned it into evening. maybe they will put scoreboard pressure on australia. even steve smith. so here's a look at the scorecard. only captainjoe root passing 50 in the top order, with the recalled mitchell marsh taking 4—35 for australia. jos buttler is still there though.. 64 not out is his top score of the series so far and england and england will be hoping he can turn it into a century tomorrow. there've been big wins for arsenal and manchester city i haven't been good enough to get through those periods. ijust tried to fight as hard as i could. i don't feel great at the crease but trying to scratch my way through it. there've been big wins for arsenal and manchester city in the women's champions league tonight. vivianne miedema s

joe wilson reports from the oval. something like this, exactly like this. stuart broad brilliant again. after harris and warner, the biggest wicket, steve smith caught by stokes. finally they got him cheaply connor smith departed for just 23. but matthew wade was defying england. temperature rising, his contest with jofra archer was frozen in time. anyone blinking? joe root needed someone else to get rid of weight, hidden, bestialstamping and wage gone for 117. then the tumble resumed. rich called for the match, england levelled the series but the ashes urn remains with holders australia. —— ridge called for the match. this was a summer england won the world cup and did not lose the ashes. they surely deserve that final smile? after three days' play, it all came down to the final putt in golf‘s solheim cup, with europe beating the united states by 14.5 points to 13.5 points. suzann petersen, currently ranked 665th in the world after having a baby, sank the winning putt and then promptly retired from golf. sarah mulker

stokes added his 67 to denly‘s 94 as england built a lead of 382 over australia. 0ur correspondent, joe wilsonhype. but sometimes it all falls into place. what a week forjoe denly. he batted today safe in the knowledge that his new daughter had been safely delivered, and what's more important than that? suddenly this was a new denly. his aggressive approach seemed to shock the australians. stand by for another surprise. ben stokes dropped, and by steve smith. no one sees the cricket ball better than smith, normally except perhaps ben stokes. even the weather was helping. ashes test match in mid—september, do you spot a cloud on the south london horizon? just a low—flying stokes. that shot took him to 50. some in the crowd celebrated with the enthusiasm children. some in the crowd were, in fact, children. don't think that's denly‘s. now he was 94. but out. denly‘s best score for england, but still that disappointment. england would have loved to see him get 100. still, it's the match that matters, and withjos buttler batting fluently, england prospect lead stretched past fluently, england prosp

joe wilson was watching. keep going, captain., there is cricket. it ain't over till the oval. fifth test, over the road. this ground is a circus, here come thejugglers. joe denly opening the batting. next, australia's captain put him down, tim paine with the gloves. nowhere to hide and nobody is perfect. who dropped joe root now? steve smith. some catches are unmissable, rory burns battled hard to 47 when he looped the ball to a sad conclusion. for him anyway. wherever ben stokes meant to hit this, the outcome was straight to nathan lyon. stokes was furious with himself, and in the dressing room to applaud his captain. joe route 250 and a hint of satisfaction. perhaps sensed this was looming. flattened by cummings, no catches required. australia took control, they picked marsh for this match, and he got ben stokes out like this. just another day in the ashes office. let's remember, the australians must be tired too and in the last few minutes jos buttler be tired too and in the last few minutesjos buttler has played some big shot

our correspondent, joe wilson, reports from the oval. attention swarms around the ashes.week forjoe denly. he batted today safe in the knowledge that his new daughter had been safely delivered, and what's more important than that? suddenly, this was a new denly. his aggressive approach seemed to shock the australians. stand by for another surprise. ben stokes dropped, and by steve smith. no one sees the cricket ball better than smith, normally except perhaps ben stokes. even the weather was helping. ashes test match in mid—september, do you spot a cloud on the south london horizon? just a low—flying stokes. that shot took him to 50. some in the crowd celebrated with the enthusiasm children. some in the crowd celebrated with the enthusiasm of children. some in the crowd were, in fact, children. don't think that's denly‘s. his first ashes series at 33. now he was 94. but out. denly‘s best score for england, but still that disappointment. england would have loved to see him get 100. well, it's the match that matters, and with buttler batting fluently, england's lead stretche

we can join our sports correspondent joe wilson at the oval.y well. absolutely. what we have seen throughout this summer is a late career masterclass from stuart broad. he was at it again, bowling with such accuracy, almost not a surprise to see him get rid of the australian open batsman, harris and the david warner. in a way it was like getting rid of a couple of stones, but england have got rid of a rock before lunch, marnus labuschagne was out before lunch. a classic spin bowler dismissal. marnus labuschagne was brought forward. steve smith is not out, of course, 18 not out, but if england can get rid of the other australian batsmen then it increases the pressure on smith and increases the chances of smith making a mistake. jack leach has been a hero once before in this ashes series. how significant might his contribution be? he might be the key man because here we are in the fourth day of this test match. as the pitch gets older in any test match, the more the spinner comes into it. the more the spinner comes into it. the more the surface d

joe wilson, bbc news, the oval.half—time to draw 2—2 at home to arsenal. quite some start for quique sanchez flores in his first match since being reappointed watford manager. pierre—emerick aubameyang scored twice in the first half to put the visitors in front, but they really unravelled after the break. tom cleverly taking advantage of some incredibly sloppy play by the gunners. that made it 2—1 before roberto pereyra rolled in a late penalty to help watford take only their second point of the season. elsewhere in the premier league, two goals from callum wilson helped bournemouth to a 3—1 victory over everton. a victory that catapaults them up to eighth in the table. that's all the sport for now. plenty more from me throughout the evening. 11—year—old british skateboarder, sky brown, has achieved her best competition finish of the year, by winning bronze at the park world skateboarding championships in sao paulo, brazil. here she is in action. the result means she's virtually assured of qualifying for next year's

joe wilson reports. keep going, captain.ifth test, over the road. to end the series here, 2—2 sounds a lot better than losing it 3—1. england were asked to bat first. rory burns got the ball rolling. maybe australia have been the better team in the ashes, but maybe england could be the better team today — that's what they were hoping. joe denly opening the batting. well, he was still going, which was more thanjason roy, who'd been dropped for this match. it is tough to feel secure in test cricket. burns still watching, still thinking, and sometimes leaving. that's fine. butjoe denly couldn't help it. an edge, a catch, gone for 14. but look at thejuggling. steve smith even makes his catches last as long as possible! shane was trying to prolong his gum. well, bubbles always burst eventually. there was england's captain. joe root would be encouraged by the crowd for any run, anything, but the biggest roars came for australia's fielder. root virtually placed the ball in peter siddle's hands, and down. now this is the kind of jug

. —— joe wilson reports. the oval is surely one of cricket ‘s grandest old stately homes.umps. now the fun stopped. england were all out for 294. so, they prepared to bowl with motivation. after all, david warner was waiting, gently reminded by the crowd he had been scoring a lot of ducks. well, warner managed five today, before the faintest of edges to the wicketkeeper. another failure. maybe the crowd were bored of booing. no. jofra archer was bowling with real menace. marnus labuschagne lbw for 48 and england were in business. but there was him. that is steve smith, start counting when he gets to 50. now. but smith's team—mates were disappearing, thanks to a bowler on his ashes debut. sam currangot pain and then cummings in consecutive deliveries, from roughly five foot nine, he became ten feet tall and then, the ultimate. smith's mistake and chris woke his wicket. now it is a measure of smith's status that to him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. surejeff sure jeff that, jofra archer wrapped up sure jeff that, jofra archer wrapped up the tail. england are now batt

joe wilson reports. would almost expect a butler. there he is. jos buttler would aim for boundaries on friday morning. with him, loyal footman jack leach, on friday morning. with him, loyal footmanjack leach, dependable and diligent. but it is not downton abbey, it is the ashes. jos buttler out. jack leach followed soon after. england 294 all out and mitchell much had five wickets, best ever bowling —— mitchell marsh. now it was england boss mick turn to bowl and the motivational talk may have included the words david warner. gently reminded by the crowd, scoring a lot of ducks. david warner managed five today, faint touch on the back only spotted by replays. that was enough to continue his misery. next marcus harris was out, jofra archer, the bowler again, fine effort by ben stokes to grab the ball just above the effort by ben stokes to grab the balljust above the grass. the whole game looks different when steve smith comes out to bat. sam karen was polling at ten, new challenge, near miss, these were t

joe wilson was the deputy chief to the first iraq war. acting as the go-between.rs later, he publicly challenged the u.s. assessment that iraq was trying to buy nuclear materials for nuclear weapons. that way george w. bush led into the invasion of iraq. he was 69. >>> people in afghanistan are braving threats of taliban violence, just by heading to the polls right now. coming up, a live report on the vote and how it's going. ancestry provided me the opportunity to bring all of these stories that i've heard to life. i wanted to keep digging, keep learning... this journey has just begun. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com >>> there you have it. tens of thousands of people skipping school on friday, demanding action on climate change. the teenager in charge of the movement, greta thunburg was at a rally. she hit back on those that think she is young. ivan cabrera is here to talk about that. >> by the way, thousands of marchers there, to the young people, especially in the united states, on the last presidential

do ducal says huge the 2 keshi on tourism always fall joe wilson will that mean you should see russia's god it is. this the nice nia. if you did guest hall or for x. it so oh god we need a complete movie filmed i thought only for a selfie a it's a lot of it already of since you allow. for that it will show what i will to hear it cut through a long process of how it all added lamont i'll simply set up either by emily out of the family out of the there are several a channel. on the 24th of february 1965 president ben bella receives chegg about in all jeers the country was hosting the afro-asian conference in front of the soviet delegates and she takes the stand and openly criticizes the u.s.s.r. for not supporting the wider guerrilla struggle with all. it's a job to critique new pre-budget do you know soviet seek he set that mao off about half a day one can only imagine that there was under some pressure so now finally is ties which i give are at this time he went one step too far i think after algeria it was clear that there was really no political official future to give are in cuba. in

happens when you don't deal with the border, republicans in south carolina meaning tim scott and joe wilsonill try to get that for their safety $11 million in pentagon funds that will fund the border wall. what is happening, south carolina saw a big spike higher in the drug overdose death rates, drug cartels are using the carolinas, setting up shop in atlanta, georgia and they are moving the drug products through the carolinas of the eastern seaboard, this is why the national security issue. >> the drugs, the crime and the awful trafficking to the human smuggling, the abuse that occurs to women and children, it is an emergency and more ways than one. liz: i'm sorry it's mike, not mark. breaking news, the trump administration announced it will end widespread catch and release, they are not going to release families into the interior instead of the family unit does not claim fear of return they will be returned to their country of origin with collaboration with central america if they do claim fear they will be generally returned to mexico. your reaction? >> another huge develop it in the imm

the news flashed across my computer that ambassador joe wilson died.n a tale too long and too weird for tv, we were the unlikelys of friends. and i'm going to miss him. i don't think that he would mind if he shared something that he wrote. quote, ied that the privilege and great pleasure to work closely with and to serve as ambassador for two presidents. 41 and bill clinton. the fact that they became great friends is one of the highlights of the grand adventure that has been my life. i think there is one part of mueller's message that has been missed. for republicans to do their patriotic duty. others who went to nixon to say the jig is up. where are those patriotic republicans now? i have a few weeks left he wrote, see you on the other side. on the other side (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medicat

ambassador joe wilson has died, a career diplomat, wilson called out the second bush administration overp-ed, he openly questioned the bush white house's information saying it manipulated intelligence related to iraq's nuclear weapons program to justify an invasion. wilson called writing that op-ed his patriotic duty. that disagreement led to the public unmasking of wilson's then wife, valerie plame, as a cia agent. he was a familiar face on this network in recent years. he was 69 years old. ali develop svelshi, wilson was alumni of my school, u.c. santa barbara. i was privileged to sit down and have a couple drinks with him last year when i was giving the commencement speech. he told me all about writing that op-ed and his position on the iraq war, but also some crazy stories about ant a barbara in the 1970s, burning down the bank of america building and riots. he lived through, dare i say, some interesting tiles. >> we all remember yellow cake, the controversy that was involved in. whether you were talking to him in a bar or on tv, he was forthcoming and interesting to talk to and he w

joe wilson reports...is. joss butler would aim for morning boundaries and australia would aim for his stumps. now the fun stopped, england were all out for 29a. they prepared to bowl with motivation, after all david warner was waiting, gently reminded by the crowd he had been scoring a lot of ducks. he managed five, anotherfailure. maybe the crowd were bored of booing. booing. no. jofra archer was bowling with real menace. england were in business. but there was him. that is steve smith, start counting when he gets to 50. this might be the fifth ashes episode but the cast does change. england brought in a new bowler. sam curran on his ashes debut made his mark, he got paine then he got cummings in consecutive bowls, from roughly 59, he became ten feet tall. then the ultimate smith mistake, chris woake's wicket. it isa it is a measure of steve smith's status that to get him out for 80 seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six, this one can only be appreciated slowed down. rory burns held it

joe wilson reports.ut that would aim for morning boundaries and strain it would aim for his stumps. now the fun stopped, england were all out for 294. they prepared to ball with motivation, after a ll prepared to ball with motivation, after all david warner was waiting, gently reminded by the crowd he had been scoring a lot of ducks. he managed five, another failure. been scoring a lot of ducks. he managed five, anotherfailure. maybe the crowd were bored of booing. no. jofra archer was bowling with real menace. england were in business. but there was him. that is steve smith, start counting when he gets to 50. this might be the fifth ashes episode but the cast does change. england brought in a new baller. sam curran on his ashes debbie made his mark, he got paint then he got cummings in consecutive balls from roughly 59, he became ten feet tall. then the ultimate smith mistake, chris woke's wicket. it seemed like a huge victory. jofra archer finished with six, this one can only be appreciated slowed down

the man, an american patriot, who revealed the truth was ambassador joe wilson.et off a chain reaction that exposed president bush and vice president cheney's use of false information to sell us a war in iraq. a week after wilson's op-ed was published, his wife was outed as a covert cia a little. the investigation into the leak led to the conviction of dick cheney's chief of staff for lying to the fbi. this event changed wilson's life and the course of american history forever. sadly america last a patriot friday when bambassador wilson passed away at the age of 69 at his home. his legacy should stand as inspiration to those who dare to speak truth to power. rest well, sir. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the

morning... and we're getting reports from japan that england could be without both flanker mark wilson and joeg match against tonga which follows shortly after. both are a big part of eddiejones‘ plans for the tournament but haven't been able to take part in training due to injuries. meanwhile wales have concerns over locks adam beard and cory hill and scotland are likely to be without flankerjamie richie for the ireland game. alice tai's incredible run of gold medals at the world para swimming championships in londonwas brought to an end by her fellow—briton brock whiston. tai had won six races in a row but she was beaten into fourth place in the 200—metre individual medley, with whiston setting a new world record at her first major event. barring accident or misfortune primoz roglic will win cycling's final grand tour of the year — the vuelta a espana. the slovenian finished fifth in yesterday's penultimate stage, which was enough to secure the leader's red jersey ahead of spain's alejandro valverde. as tradition dictates, roglic won't be challenged on today's final stage which ends in madri

we're getting reports from japan that england could be without both flanker mark wilson and joe cokanasigahortly after. both are a big part of eddiejones‘ plans for the tournament but haven't been able to take part in training due to injuries. that is your spot for now. —— sport. pro—democracy protesters are rallying outside the british consulate in hong kong as part of ongoing demonstrations against the government. campaigners say beijing isn't maintaining the freedoms in hong kong which were promised when it returned to chinese rule from britain over two decades ago. there have been more than three months of protests in the territory. our reporter nick beake sent this update from the protests. well, once again the pro—democracy activists of hong kong are on the march. "stand with hong kong" is what they are shouting. many people are raising their hands because they have five demands. the government have given into one. they have withdrawn the controversial bill that sparked off the protest three months ago. but still, the protesters want more. in particular they want free elections here.

joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. 0n on to golf then. huge day. the trophy for the third time in a row. the americans are favourites but the europeans say they have several advantages this weekend, one of which will be captain catriona matthew. she is an incredible captain, has been incredible so far and, you know, as players, we are all going to do the best for ourselves, and especially for her, being at home is very special, to be in scotland. so, yeah, we'll do our best but we're very confident. we've got one of the best teams had in a long time. you know what is exciting as well? europe needs to win and we've been defeated the last two times, the us have a real rookie team and georgia hall played in herfirst have a real rookie team and georgia hall played in her first the last time and she is so strong at the moment, on fire. our team is so strong at the moment. if it's going to happen any time, it could be this year. and you have been very busy? i have been chatting to the team.|j could say rookie team, no fear. lots of inexperience. with gol

so let's discuss now with joe trippi and rick wilson, the author of "everything trump touches dies." thank you. how important is this weekend going to be? >> it's going to be a big day, but it's about party building. this is really why a spirited primary is so important for a party. this is a state trump won by -- excuse me -- loss by 3,000 votes in 2016. this is going to be a major event. >> when you say party building, what do you mean? >> i mean this is about building a democratic party that can win the state in the general election in november of 2020. that's what this is really about. ray buckley, the party chair there, is masterful at pulling off these kinds of things. >> okay. >> you get all of these candidates in there. they're fighting it out, but their supporters are going to come. it's going to be 11,000, 12,000 people, and he's raised more money. the democratic party in new hampshire has raised more -- 36 times what the republican party in new hampshire has raised. >> i got to get rick in. rick, vice president's biden campaign, they're working to downplay expectations for

be brought under control plays well for 2 politicians in particular president joe your boss a narrow and rio's governor wilson vets all both have given police more authority to use lethal force in the favelas through an ongoing shoot to kill policy and they routinely defend officers who kill on the job however there is an alternative media narrative coming out of the favelas that is emerged through community based journalistic collectives they use video footage posted on social media to document police violence and security abuses to counter the dominant mainstream media narrative on one of brazil's most important stories the listening post often now on 2 of those collectives topple and not a.v. and the work they do. they begin early in the morning when the for bella is asleep getting ready for police raids that come without warning and turned resident into hostages in their own time the middle sold the 1st one of my days of a helicopter gunship it's very disturbing. that you speak with residents from all over the complex people give guidance as a method of defense be careful when going to such and such stree

and we're getting reports from japan that england could be without both flanker mark wilson and joe cokanasiga the tournament... but haven't been able to take part in training due to injuries. meanwhile wales have concerns over locks adam beard and cory hill and scotland are likely to be without flankerjamie richie for the ireland game. alice tai's incredible run of gold medals at the world para swimming championships in londonwas brought to an end in london was brought to an end by her fellow—briton brock whiston. tai had won six races in a row but she was beaten into fourth place in the 200—metre individual medley, with whiston setting a new world record at her first major event. barring accident or misfortune primoz roglic will win cycling's final grand tour of the year... the vuelta a espana. the slovenian finished fifth in yesterday's penultimate stage, which was enough to secure the leader's red jersey ahead of spain's alejandro valverde. as tradition dictates, roglic won't be challenged on today's final stage which ends in madrid. and mathieu van der pol won the tour of britain, winning

and ireland meet next sunday morning in japan, while england could be without both flanker mark wilson and joeart in training due to injuries. meanwhile, wales have concerns over locks adam beard and cory hill. and scotland are likely to be without flankerjamie richie for the ireland game. alice tai's incredible run of gold medals at the world para swimming championships in london was brought to an end by her fellow—briton brock whiston. tai had won six races in a row but she was beaten into fourth place in the 200—metre individual medley, with whiston setting a new world record at her first major event. 11—year—old sky brown has won a bronze medal at the park world skateboarding championships in brazil. it's her best finish of the year and comes at an event that counts towards qualification for tokyo 2020. brown is aiming to become britain's youngest summer 0lympian at next year's games. i don't know what you were doing at the age of 11 but you certainly were not qualifying for the olympic games will not thank you very much. it is time to look at the weather. a lot of us have been enjoying ni