josh adams scores two tries before the break to get them back on track.took a narrow lead into half—time. and there was really no let up after the break. this is a bruising physical encounter. fiji were rewarded a penalty try midway through the second half, and just as you thought the momentum was shifting towards the momentum was shifting towards the fijians, josh adams scored his hat trick try. a wonderful off—load from jonathan davis to set them up, diving into the corner. thatjust allowed whales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the score line, with a fourth try, securing that bonus point of course. wheels running out 29 points to 17. they are through to the quarterfinals with a game to spare, but they have been through one hell ofa but they have been through one hell of a battle here. scotland kept their hopes of reaching the quarterfinals alive with a convincing win over russia in shiz—oka. that result means that the scots need win well against hosts japan in their final pool game on sunday — and hope o

josh adams scored a hat—trick of tries, as the welsh came from behind to beat fiji in oita.s a result which knocked out the fijians, while sending the wallabies into the last eight. jess softley reports. the team not to be underestimated, if there was a qualifier for the quarter—final fiji would need to be beaten. tuisova claimed a try and fiji the early advantage. after both sides saw tries disallowed, while we re sides saw tries disallowed, while were brought into the game with two tries from josh adams giving them the lead at halftime. but fiji were not backing down, pushing forward to reta ke not backing down, pushing forward to retake the lead with this penalty try and look like they might take the match. two players clashing one taken off the field as a precaution. but then a gap in the fiji defence and adams scores. williams ready to put the games to bed. while qualify for the quarter—finals. they may have survived this game but with potential injury worries, at what cost? scotland kept alive their hopes of reaching the quarter—finals with a bonus—point win against ru

wales did manage to be great, josh adams scored two tries before the break.ey took a narrow lead into half—time and there was no let up after the break. this isa was no let up after the break. this is a bruising, physical encounter. fiji were awarded a penalty try midway through the second half. just as she thought the momentum might be shifting towards that the genes, josh adams scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner, thatjust allowed wales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the scoreline, but i bought a try, securing that bonus point. wales running out 29 points to 17. they are through to the quarterfinals, with a game to spare. but they have been doing one hell of a battle here. unbelievable individuals and we just here. unbelievable individuals and wejust had to here. unbelievable individuals and we just had to stay in it. we decide to keep trying. get the ball and play through phases and create opportunities. we do not do that enough. it was a tough, great game of rugby, very. well, for scotland — i

josh adams scored two tries before the break. off after the break. a bruising encounter. fiji we re break. a bruising encounter. fiji were awarded a penalty try midway through the second half and just as you thought momentum might be shifting towards the fijian, josh adams scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner and that allowed wales to get a foothold into this game. lynn williams added to the scoreline with a fourth try securing the bonus point. wales running out 29 points— 17 and through to the quarter—finals. they have been through a hell battle here. a scorcher in shizuoka and scotland's fans arrived knowing the heat was very much on. anything other than victory against russia, and their world cup hopes would be finished. so how about this for the perfect start? adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback, but instead found only calamity. first a horrible slip gifted hastings another. and if that was a touch embarrassing, well, watch this. george horne handed a try

josh adams with two tries to end the first half on a high.ough. this was for adams' hat—trick before liam williams gave them some much—needed breathing space with a bonus—point try. wales exhausted but still unbeaten. so wales survive a thriller against fiji to make the quarterfinals with a game to spare, while earlier the pressure was on scotland, as they knew only a win would do against russia. and scotland got off to the perfect start adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback but instead found only calamity. a horrible slip gifted hastings another, and from there russia were run ragged, as scotland ran in nine tries to keep their world cup hopes alive. they now have to beat hosts japan in their final group game. however, organisers have yet to confirm what their plans are for dealing with an incoming typhoon, so no—one yet knows where, when or if scotland's game will go ahead. katy gornall, bbc news, injapan. that's it, now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good n

josh adams converted a try, levelling the scores at 16, all with 20 minutes to play.the victory. this england will have to watch out giving away penalties, anything in their own half for further. he was perfect with his kicking. south africa, the two—time winners, celebrated their progrees to a third world cup final, their first since they beat england in the tournament in france 12 years ago. we will have much more reaction to that welsh defeat across bbc news for the rest of the day. manchester city are three points behind leaders liverpool after their 3—0 win over aston villa yesterday. all the goals came in the second half — raheem sterling, david silva and ilkay gundogan moving city back to second in the table. afterwards, manager pep guardiola was full of praise for sterling. he isa he is a guy who shows the energy that we need to play football, and he did it. raheem, it doesn't matter at the end, but the way he played the first half shows us what we should do, where we should go, and we did it. so it's over to liverpool now, can they get their six—point lead ba

josh adams giving their fans fresh hope. back they came. josh adams giving theirfans fresh hope.ed, for wales that the dream was once dashed. a third world cup semifinal defeat and desperate disappointment. we went 16 all but obviously we probably piggybacked the penalties and south africa took advantage so congratulations to them. really proud of these guys was that they have given 100% and they continue to do so. we got ourselves back in that game. a contest. absolutely gutted. it could have gone either way. how close was it? football heroes in lyon and we lost and that is well thought out fingers crossed one day we will get there. agonisingly close then for wales but for theirfans here agonisingly close then for wales but for their fans here that won't be much consolation. instead, to south africa who will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. celtic pulled clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership after thrashing aberdeen. they won 4—0 at pittodrie, boosting their goal advantage to stay above rangers, who are on the verge of drawing 1—1 at home

josh adams extended wales‘ slender half time lead to eradicate any uruguayan hopes of an upset. americans had surprised fiji earlier in the tournament but wales managed a bonus point win with scrum half gareth davies crossing for their final try after a quick thinking penalty. tonga and the usa went into their match in pool c without a win and it was the pacific islanders who were victorious. they scored 4 tries in a 31—19 victory. this is what you can look forward to next weekend. england versus australia followed by defending champions new zealand against ireland on saturday. sunday sees an all european affair with wales against france. then japan will look to continue their fairytale tournament against south africa — a beat they beat in the pool stages four years ago. 2 hours, 1a minutes, 4 seconds. that's how long it took kenya's brigid kosgei to notjust break the marathon, but shatter it by winning the chicago marathon. she took over a minute off paula radcliffe's mark — set 16 years ago. in illinois for us was our editor dan roan. in the mood to try and finally make that 1

josh adams giving their fans fresh hope. suddenly it was 16—16. what drama.five minutes to go, a penalty to south africa, and pollard held his nerve. it had not been pretty from the springboks, but it was enough, and while they celebrated, for wales, the dream was once again dashed, a third world cup semifinal defeat and desperate disappointment. proud of us when we went to 16—16 but obviously we piggyback to the penalties down the park and south africa took advantage so congratulations to them. really proud of these guys, they've given 100%, they continue to do so and we got ourselves back in that game, really close contest. absolutely gutted, it could have gone either way. was it a bit of a sickener? a third one? fourth for me, to be honest, i went to the football well! agonisingly close for wales, but for their fans, it won't be much consolation. it is south africa who will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. a controvertial penalty gave liverpool the win at anfield against tottenham. the league leaders came from behind to beat spurs 2—1

cup, where wales and australia have become the latest teams to qualify for the quarter—finals. josh adams behind to beat fiji in oita. it's a result which knocked out the fijians, while sending the wallabies into the last eight. jess softley reports. the team not to be underestimated, if there was

despite going 10 mill down after only mine when it's against fiji they recovered to win $2917.00 and josh adams scoring a hat trick of tries for the 6 nations chappie us. and we'll leave it they've been almost all coming up again later. thank you very much peter. back in just a couple of minutes. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize on reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence it was a growing agreements that the libyans could be quite useful to the list 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. good battery rendition on the west. on al jazeera. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. in the making of the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them in almost. all. sounded the boxset. amount. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth doesn't lie with us that's what this job. turkey begins a ground offensive against kurdish forces in syria just hours after jets and

josh adams gave the fa ns semifinal try! josh adams gave the fans fresh hope.st pressure, pollard held his nerve. it had not been pretty from the springboks, but it was enough and while they celebrated, for wales, the dream was once against dashed. a third world cup semifinal defeat in desperate disappointment. proud of us when we went 16—16, but obviously, we had a penalty and south africa took advantage, so congratulations to them. really proud of these guys. they gave 100% and they continue to do so. we got ourselves back in that game, really close context. absently gutted. it could have gone either way. how close was it? this is the fourth defeat i've been to, so fingers crossed one day we will get there. agonisingly close, then, for wales, but for the fancier, that won't be much consolation. instead, south africa will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. in the early game in the premier league, ten man newcastle drew 1—1 with wolves at st james's park, keeping them just above the relegation zone. jamaal lascelles gave newcastle the lead j

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josh adams giving their fans fresh hope. suddenly, it was 16—16. what drama!d his nerve. it had not been pretty from the springboks, but it was enough and, while they celebrated, for wales, the dream was once again dashed, a third world cup semifinal defeat and desperate disappointment. gutted, it could have gone either way. i went to the euros in lyon and we lost that as well! fingers crossed one day we will get there. agonisingly close for wales, but for their fans, it won't be much consolation. it is south africa who will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. lewis hamilton won the mexican grand prix, but he'll have to wait at least another week to seal his 6th formula one world title, as patrick geary reports. flying in formation works by carefully coordinating your speed. to win the title in mexico lewis hamilton had to think very differently. he needed to finish well ahead of his team—mate so he could have done without the detail he was fulston two on lap one. after the bumper cars are made up ground. now it was a question of when to sur

the for the games i think try i hit back within 10 minutes working the ball out why to win get josh adams for his 6th choice of the tournament. 160 and the game could have gone either way but it was wales that blinked 1st conceding a crucial penalty and having south africa the chance to edge themselves ahead once again. said i respect straight kick and wales have no answer this time it finished 916 and south africa with through to the 3rd world cup final whiles agonizingly beaten in the semifinals for a 3rd time the springboks will return to yokohama on saturday to face an in-form and even side he knocked out the defending champions new zealand this means everything to us as a team and know we will come from different backgrounds and different everything and we know to so many people some focus on the look on the supporters you know it means a world to us would love to win the world cup we will play a clausing than to win the final round but we they've got a challenge stop now why both my goal the way so you never know and then coach eddie jones who was watching in the stands will do his

commentator: world cup semifinal... josh adam is giving fans fresh hope, suddenly 16—16, what drama.ure, he held his nerve. it had not been pretty from the springboks, but it was enough. while they celebrated, for wales, the dream was once again dashed, a third world cup semifinal defeat and desperate disappointment. absolutely gutted. south africa took advantage, congratulations to them. really proud of the skies. they have given us proud of the skies. they have given us 100%, they continue to do so. we got ourselves back in that game, really close contest. data semi—final defeat, is it a bit sad how close it was? fingers crossed, one day we will get there. agonisingly close for wales, but for the fans, not much consolation. south africa will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. andy swiss, bbc news, yokohama. liverpool needed two second—half goals to come from behind to beat tottenham at anfield to restore their 6—point lead at the top of the premier league table. harry kane put spurs in front after just 47 seconds, and goalkeeper paulo gazzaniga pulled off severa

josh adams converted a try, levelling the scores at 16, all with 20 minutes to play.the victory. south africa, the two—time winners, celebrated their progrees to a third world cup final, their first since they beat england in the tournament in france 12 years ago. liverpool look to reclaim their lead at the top of the table when they face tottenham at anfield this afternoon. spurs may have turned the corner with a big win in europe during the week. they are two really good teams at the situation around will not make a massive difference. we will not be so confident that nothing can happen to us, and i don't even know how many points they have. they are a top side and they will be a top side the whole season and we have to respect that and play the best football we can play against them. we are improving in the areas where we need to improve. after five and a half years, always, our plan is us. we need to care about the details of the opponent, but the most important is how we are going to play. newcastle, only out of the bottom three on goal difference, take on wolves

over to the games i think trying i hit back within 10 minutes working the ball out why to win get josh adamsfor his 6th choice of the tournament was 16 only and the game could have gone either way but it was royals that blinked 1st conceding a crucial penalty and having south africa the chance to edge themselves ahead once again pollock said i respect straight kick and wales have no answer this time it finished 1916 and south africa with through to the 3rd world cup final whiles agonizingly beaten in the semifinals for a 3rd time the springboks will return to yokohama on saturday to face an in-form and even side who knocked out the defending champions new zealand this means everything to us as a team you know we will come from different backgrounds and different everything and we know to so many people some focus on the look on the supporters you know it means a world to us we would love to win the world cup we will play a loss in them to win the final round but we they've got a job and stop now why go my goal the way so you never know england coach eddie jones who was watching in the stands

over to the games i think trying i hit back within 10 minutes working the ball out why to win get josh adamsfor his 6th choice of the tournament thanks 16 only and the game could have gone either way but it was wales that blinked 1st conceding a crucial penalty and having south africa the chance to edge themselves ahead once again. said i respect straight kick and wales have no answer this time it finished 916 and south africa with through to the 3rd world cup final whiles agonizingly beaten in the semifinals for a 3rd time the springboks will return to yokohama on saturday to face an in-form and even side he knocked out the defending champions new zealand this means everything to us as a team and i know we will come from different backgrounds and different everything and we know there's so many people some focus on the look on the supporters you know it means a world to us would love to win the world cup we will play a loss in them to win the final round but we they've got a challenge stop now why go my goal the way so you never know england coach eddie jones who was watching in the stands

they were on the south african line for several minutes and finally the bull was flung wide and josh adamsn such a tight encounter, it was always likely that the next points would prove decisive. wales had their chances, they had a dropped goal attempt which missed, but then pollard was awarded a penalty, he made no mistake, 19—16 up, and wales had run out of time. south africa through, they will have a chance for a third world cup triumph if they can be england next weekend, england will start as favourites in that match after the way they outplayed new zealand, but welsh dreams of a first—ever world cup final have been dashed and along with it their hopes of giving their legendary coach, the sendoff they were hoping they would give him. he is now of course got one more match to look forward to in the third and fourth play—off in new zealand in tokyo on friday night, but it is south africa who go through to the final against england. liverpool needed two second—half goals to come from behind to beat tottenham at anfield to restore their six—point lead at the top of the premier league tabl

despite going 10 mill down after only 9 minutes against fiji they recovered to win $2917.00 and josh adams scoring a hat trick of tries for the 6 nations champion. and will leave it they found almost all coming up again later. very much peter and that does it for this al jazeera news hour for me elizabeth ron thank you very much for watching. and when the news breaks simulant i came here to vote in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to. learn from the little cross this border area without meds they should be around has teams on the ground for the last few months these helping the military into the streets of hong kong think about deploying the wounded in the trees and lighting on air and online. i remember the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives us bank gives us the ability to identify the. other side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different pe

over to the game's opening try i hit back within 10 minutes working the ball out why to win get josh adams for his 6th choice of the tournament was $160.00 and the game could have gone either way but it was wales that blinked 1st conceding a crucial penalty and having south africa the chance to edge themselves ahead once again followed sent over his 5th straight kick and wales had no answer this time it finished 916 and south africa with through to the 3rd world cup final whiles agonizingly beaten in the semifinals for a 3rd time the springboks will return to yokohama on saturday to face an in-form and even saw it he knocked out the defending champions new zealand this means everything to us as a team in a week will come from different backgrounds and different everything and we know there's so many people some focus on the look on the supporters you know it means a world to us would love to win the world cup we will play a loss in the final round but we they've got a challenge stop now why go my goal the way so you never know england coach eddie jones he was watching in the stands will do

against fiji started off badly for the welsh the felt 10 no be high enough to just 90 minutes but josh adams scored a hat trick of tries as the 6 nations champions full back to win 2917 in this pool match. and i think we probably started very slow the box you when you are afraid of their feet are going to tell us that we were going to be in a harder the office and we found it was the 1st backyard of japan was the best of my time today and it was difficult to play against whoever was knocking them here we we did the job today because we've got plenty to account for the stand . scotland gave their team a big chance of making the quarter finals of the wrong thing to a 61 nil bonus point victory over russia georgia home scoring a hat trick that sets up a huge showdown with hosts japan in a pool a decider on sunday argentina ended their campaign with a 4717 bonus point win over the united states the puma's run in 7 tries neither team had any chance of making the last 8 tennis and never talk of a chance got the defense of the shanghai masters title off to a winning start the world number one enjoy

fiji would race ten points clear before wales found their feet. josh adams with two tries to end thecled their way through. this was for adams's patrick before liam williams gave them some much needed breathing space with a bonus point try. wales, exhausted but still unbeaten. so, while survive a thriller against fiji to make the quarterfinals with a game to spare, while earlier the pressure was on scotland as they knew only a win would do against russia. and scotland got off to the perfect start. adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback but instead found only calamity. a horrible slip gifted hastings another, and from there, russia were run ragged as scotland ran in nine tries to keep their world cup hopes alive. they now have to beat hosts japan in their final group game. however, organisers have yet to confirm what their plans are for dealing with an incoming typhoon, so no one yet knows where, when or if scotland's game will go ahead. katy gornall, bbc news, injapan. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. another

but wales managed to regroup. josh adam scored two tries before the break to get them back on track.g physical encounter. fiji were awarded a penalty try at midway through the second half. and just as you thought the momentum might be shifted towards the fijians, josh adams scored his hat—trick try, a wonderful off—load from jonathan davies to set him up, diving into the corner, and thatjust allowed wales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the scoreline with a bit of gloss to the scoreline with a fourth try, securing that bonus point, of course. wales is running out 29—17 winners, and they are through to the quarterfinals with a game to spare, but they have been through one hell of a battle here. meanwhile, as you mentioned, simon, scotla nd meanwhile, as you mentioned, simon, scotland have had a good day as well, because they have kept their quarterfinal hopes alive with a co mforta ble quarterfinal hopes alive with a comfortable bonus point win over russia. the scots must take four more points from their final match against hosts japan

wales needed a release, so they set free josh adams, this his fifth try of the tournament.e another. at any hopes of your markable upset disappeared when thomas williams found space to secure wales a bonus point before garrett davis sprinted clear with their fifth try —— gareth davies. wales leave will they came for but they had to dig deep, and it only gets tougherfrom they had to dig deep, and it only gets tougher from here. staying injapan, and mercedes set a new standard in formula 1 at the japanese grand prix as they secured a record—breaking sixth world championship double. qualifying was pushed back a day due to typhoon hagibus, but that wasn't a problem for valterri bottas — but third place for team—mate lewis hamiton means he'll have to wait a little longer for the drivers title. michael redford was watching. bright sunshine at suzuka after a disruptive race weekend — typhoon hagibis now a distant memory, just a bit of a breeze to deal with. qualifying was made to look a breeze by ferrari early in the morning, sebastian vettel on pole position — his first since jun

josh adams giving their fans fresh hope. suddenly it was 16—16. what drama.m the springboks, but it was enough, and while they celebrated, for wales, the dream was once again dashed, a third world cup semifinal defeat and desperate disappointment. proud of us when we went to 16—16 but obviously we piggyback to the penalties down the park and south africa took advantage so congratulations to them. really proud of these guys, they've given 100%, they continue to do so and we got ourselves back in that game, really close contest. absolutely gutted, it could have gone either way. was it a bit of a sickener? a third one? fourth for me, to be honest, i went to the football well! agonisingly close for wales, but for their fans, it won't be much consolation. it is south africa who will face england here next weekend in the world cup final. a controvertial penalty gave liverpool the win at anfield against tottenham. the league leaders came from behind to beat spurs 2—1 after captain harry kane had given his side the lead in the first minute. liverpool now equal the pr

over to the games i think trying i hit back within 10 minutes working the ball out why to win get josh adams for his 6th choice of the tournament i 16 only and the gun could have gone either way but it was whilst that playing 1st conceding a crucial penalty and have. africa the chance to edge themselves ahead once again. i restrict straight kick and wiles had no answer this time it finished 1916 and south africa with through to the hood world cup final whiles agonizingly beaten in the semifinals for 3rd time the springboks will return to yokohama on saturday to face an in-form and even saw it he knocked out the defending champions new zealand is means everything to us as a team and i know we will hopefully defeat the big guns and confront everything we know to so many people some focus on becoming supporters you know it means a world to us would love to win the world cup we will play a loss in the final run but we they've got a johnstone and they'll be like oh my goal the way so you never know england coach eddie jones he was watching in the stands will do his best to deny south africa it's

try midway through, the second half, just me that the momentum might be shifting towards fiji, josh adams up, dive against the corner and that this a wells to get a bit ofa corner and that this a wells to get a bit of a foothold into this game. fourth try, securing the bonus point, was running out 29 points to 17 and there through to the quarterfinals the game despair and they have been through quite the battle here. scotland scotland knew they had to be russia and with some style they had a morale boosting victory. would adam hastings scored two early tries to get them the initiative, russia certainly did not help themselves, a series of errors, including an interception on their own line which gifted george the first of his hat trick of tries. scotla nd first of his hat trick of tries. scotland were out of sight after the first 20 minutes and then they got that crucial fourth try and with that, a bonus point where horne competed that hat trick with another scintillating try and from there, russia simply ran out of steam and scotla nd russia simply ran out of steam and scotland random ra

josh adams with a brilliant try to make it 16—16 and set up a gripping finale to the much but with justrformance from south africa but hugely effective. they found a way to win. they go through to the final. disappointment once again for wales, knocked out once again at the semi—final stage and as you say, they now have the match which no—one wa nts to they now have the match which no—one wants to play. a third place play—off against new zealand on saturday. andy, it is great to see you and i can‘t imagine what that game will be like because the all blacks now certainly have a job to do, after being beaten at the weekend. no shortage of drama in the premier league, not least at the emirates. this is the arsenal captain granit xhaka being booed by his own fans as he was substituted against crystal palace. he then swore at the fans, and took his shirt off as he stormed down the tunnel. arsenal had already thrown away a two—goal lead, and thought they‘d won it late on. but a very controversial var decision ruled out this goal from sokratis. it finished 2—2. liverpool had an early scare as

josh physical encounter. they managed to regroup withjosh adams scoring two tries for the first half to put wales into a narrow the break. after the break, there was no let up at all, really. there were players in the sin bins, powerful tackles, fiji kept coming at wales, they were awarded a penalty try to reta ke they were awarded a penalty try to retake the lead after the break but wales, well, they did manage to muster something else. they managed to get a foothold into this game and it came through josh to get a foothold into this game and it came throuthosh adams with his hat—trick try. it was a wonderful bit of play from johnson davis weather and off—load to set upjosh adams diving into the corner for his hat—trick try. at that point wales we re hat—trick try. at that point wales were able to breathe a little bit easier but the relief did not come until the fourth try, a bonus point for them so they are through to the quarterfinals with a game to spare but they have come through one hell ofa but they have come through one hell of a battle. they certainly did, thank you so much. scotland have kept their q

josh: right. >> harris: you so that resolution in the house 168 republicans on board with this idea of push against adamd center him. >> josh: will, this is not some make-believe earlier nests and questioning the witnesses. like it is a legal proceeding. this is a political exercise and he's building a political case. >> harris: you know, lisa as we look at this impeachment inquiry nancy pelosi not holding a full vote which means commit is breaking with president. really, in a vision of fairness with america of the side doesn't get to defend the president, put on witnesses, subpoena people. >> lisa: to president trump point it looks like a witch hunt the way the democrats are handling this. i also think if you want to look at the culpability of the media and going along with the democrats narrative, look at the u.n. ambassador gordon sondland, "the new york times" ran a story yesterday gordon sondland elbowed into ukraine policy and it could cost him. a negative article about their because he is simply the guys think the president trump that there is no quid pro quo because he is saying something that's

the next too after six-run 7th top 8 still 8, 2, adam g m dries a liner right off josh james into theington a in the astros with no answers 12 3 mansour final. >>take games in houston to take 2 nothing series lead. 3 friday. in d c. >>now let's introduce you to the newest 49 or one day you manual, sandy and sanders is in denver and this morning he suiting up for the lone undefeated team in the nfc. we'll get our first look at him and the san francisco offense in just a bit but first check this out left tackle joe staley practicing. after breaking his leg just a few weeks ago, not known yet if he'll play this weekend. now back to sanders. this is a system that he says is about 90% similar to what he was running in denver under offensive coordinator and former niners qb coach rich scangarello and there's no time being wasted here he's expected to be in action sunday against the panthers for the 10 year veteran. the opportunity to go after another championship is a welcome change in pace. the broncos are last place at 2 in 5 facing 3 straight losing seasons so now he's on a contender. >>

adam wild, bbc news, at old trafford. there was a hugely impressive performance from boxer josh warrington as he successfully defended hisin a dominant display against sofiane ta kouch, stopping him in the second round in front of a boisterous crowd in his hometown of leeds. his stats are now piling up — a third defence of his title, he's won all 30 of his fights with seven knockouts. he'll now aim for a unification fight in 2020. and get ready for some of the most extravagant suits you're ever likely to see. this is tyson fury face—to—face with the wwe wrestler braun strowman. the two are going to get into the ring together for a wwe crownjewel fight on 31st october in saudi arabia. i'm sure there will be a little more contact than that when they finally get together in the ring. that is all the sport for now and there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart, more medals in the offing today. simone biles could add a couple more to her ever—growing collection. go to the website. for now, that is all from me. scotland's crucial rugby world cup match against

committees, elijah cummings, am dam shift, and -- adam schiff, and ellioiot engel spoke out one house impeachment investigation. political reporter josh letterman. josh, what do we know about the second whistle-blower? the reporting that's coming from "the new york times" right now? what do we know? >> we don't know a ton, richard. that's exactly how it should be because by design, by law, whistleblowers are supposed to be anonymous and protected. we know according to "the new york times" that this potential whistle-blower is a member of the u.s. intelligence committee who was closer to the action than the whistle-blower whose complaint we've all read because that person, as you'll remember, was basing his or her information off of other officials that had conveyed concerns that they had. so this whistle-blower we know has been interviewed by the inspector germ for the intelligence community as they were looking to contract the facts of that first whistle-blower report. now why does it mary if you have one more whistle-blower -- does it matter if you have one more whistle-blower? the president says all of this stuff with ukraine and t

josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "the mansion on ocean boulevard." >> the plaintiff's attorney got -- he's got a good imagination. >> reporter: adam shacknai says it'simple. he had nothing to do with the death of rebecca zahau. were you present when rebecca died? >> no. >> reporter: did you attack her? >> no. >> reporter: did you sexually assault her? >> no. >> reporter: did you tie those knots on her body? >> no. >> reporter: are those the kind of knots that only a sailor or somebody who worked around boats in the water would know? >> no, those are common knots. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators found no evidence adam was present when rebecca died, and they cleared him. that didn't stop rebecca's family from suing in civil court. >> the lawsuit. the long string of accusations. what do you think's going on here? >> it's denial. it's -- they don't wanna be seen that their sister committed suicide. >> reporter: we asked rebecca's sister mary about that. a lot of times families do not want to admit that someone committed suicide because they blame themselves for not maybe having seen the signs. is that what you're doing here? >> no. and i have been

josh halle tweeting that this was graveling. you had an editorial from "the washington post" saying if the nba can so easily cave who will revisit the censorship of communist dictators. but the nba adamd here. what does this mean for the league? you've got so much revenue that comes in from china. >> that is true, but i'm anxious to see, poppy, how long before chinese sports fans are not happy that they can't see the nba. it's preseason right now. but we may see another shift in the story in terms of the fans in china. 500 million watched the nba last year, better ratings in some cases than the u.s. they're not going to be happy if they can't watch their beloved nba. so this may have another turn yet that may benefit the nba. china needs the nba, more than the nba needs china. and i'm glad that silver has finally come to that position. >> that's going to be the headline to your next column, christine. let's talk about adam silver's leadership in this. remember, when he came in as commissioner, he was confronted within weeks by the donald sterling controversy. and the weighted issue of racism in america. the way he handled that says something about him as a leader. what does this tell

josh brown, ceo of wealth management. nice glasses. every time you go to a dinner with wall street traders and investors, they're panicked about elizabeth warren, but do they not see that adam that he blew up with 1.7 billion dollars and then soon after we're going to see 2,000 of their employees get fired, do they not see that will quickly become the rallying cry for elizabeth warren's campaign. >> as scott will tell you the fallout hasn't even concluded yet. we haven't even seen what the damage will be. and the thing with we work is it's so ill lus tray tif and simple to understand. i think what terrifies wall street executives though is not just the anti-financial services rhetoric. they've become accustomed to that over the last ten years since the crisis. it's the specificity. there has never been a presidential candidate up until now who understands how private equity has become a trillion dollar industry, who understands where all the pressure points are. i've called her a skilled act you puncturist. she knows exactly where to put the needles. people who work on wall street, in financial services, they are desperate for it to not be elizabeth warren. >> but it's wall

we'll have josh up next and then west and i think we're going to open it up to questions from you all. so, get your questions ready. thanks. >> someone got the short straw. speak after dr. adams. i just want to say how much i appreciate the surgeon general and to point out that when he put out an advisory on the lock zone encouraging people, it had a big impact on nalockone and his position has been remarkable for public health. i don't know if this works here. hold on. can you see anything up there? okay. here we go. okay. so, my name is josh sharfstein. i'm from johns hopkins. good to see you. i'm a professor there. i am so appreciative of the chance to be here with you all and such deep respect for what you do every day to not only help yourselves but really to help so many other people in the midst of this crisis. and i'm going to talk about new research on opioid addiction, the good news and the bad newsment i'm going to briefly mention six studies that have been published in the last year i thought you might be interested in. let me also say at johns hopkins with e have a special program called the american health initiative where we give full scholarships plus $10,000