kobe bryant is here with us. kobe's got a book. is this a young adult book would you say? grade book. it is called "legacy and the queen." and it's nice and kind yeah. >> jimmy: why is it furry. >> it kind of simulates a tennis ball a little bit. >> jimmy: it is about tennis. you've become very about tennis lately. >> i don't play well. i enjoy playing. >> jimmy: it looked pretty good to me, but what do i know? you don't consider yourself a good tennis player. >> no, i enjoy playing, i'm getting better. >> jimmy: you can enjoy playing something, that's interesting. >> it's the process of getting better at something. >> jimmy: what about losing? do you play competitively with people? >> me and rob used to play all the time. and he got busy with the gm thing. >> jimmy: and who used to win those things? >> he would win. >> jimmy: you will eventually beat him and crush him and be on the senior tour or something like that. >> it's inevitable. >> jimmy: i noticed something interesting about this book. can we lower the lights for a second? because there are secret, are these sata

andy swiss reports from kobe.otel here in kobe, where eddie jones hasn't surprisingly rang the changes with that quick turnaround after their opening match. after 15 —— of the 15 players who started against tonga, only five are starting against the usa. joe marler, tom currie, billy vunipola elliot daly and george ford, who ca pta i ns elliot daly and george ford, who captains the team with 0wen farrell starting on the bench stuffy plenty of other interesting names in that that starting xv, winger ruaridh mcconnochie makes his world cup debut, a remarkable feet for a man who was a seven specialist really until last year. also first world cup appearances for fellow winger joe cocker cocina and centre ps francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis. dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entir

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>> between kobe and shaq >> we had shaq on a couple weeks ago. >> i would say kobe is more active foris on the board of papa john's, but kobe is spreading his knowledge across 18 companies in the active portfolio. 28 they have been invested in, three have gone public dell and alibaba. >> fascinating he is bringing in other athletes and trying to school them on investment as well we heard reports for many years about folks that mismanaged their new found wealth the idea of passing this on, bring others in definitely notable. >> wonder if kobe uses gold bond foot powder. >> they played together. don't forget >> kind of played together, they did. didn't always get along. >>> european markets are set to close. dom chu has that breakdown for us. >> gold bond foot powder or not. a lot of green on the screen, boosted mainly by financials bank of ireland, commerce bank, a number of italian banks rallying by 3% or so in trading. but slowdown concerns continue to fester. oecd cutting the growth forecast 2.9% down from 3.2% four months ago. it would mark the slowest pace since 2009 concerns weig

kobe bryant shamed this kid, this kid. debate as to whether or not he was shaping this young girl but kobe bryant, as you see there, posted a photo on his instagram and said here is the photo of our fourth place winners picture. harvey: they took

our correspondent katie gornall sent us this report from kobe.and coming into this game against samoa — defeat was not an option and they knew they had to win and score four tries in the process that would yield that all—important bonus point and give them the best chance of progressing from pool a, which is wide open. there were nerves in the stadium, the conditions were against them, it was hot and humid, but just as anxiety was beginning to build, there was finn russell with a wonderful crossfield kick. that got them up and running, greig laidlaw added another try and then after the break, two penalty tries, one in the 75th minute, saw them get the four tries they needed and leave kobe with maximum points. there is relief all around here right now and it is not job done yet for scotland. they have to face russia and the host japan. they need to win both games. that will be far from easy but tonight they have won a huge game under pressure. it is a big boost to them and the perfect response after the trauma of that opening game defeat to irelan

, are you unique, adam silver's endorsed gambling the name we would trust is kobe. if you got involved, i'm not allowed, it's in my contract you can take the whole draft king, all of these things to a new level. where what we would be doing iser day we would be gambling. you would be getting a cut because we trust you so i mean maybe for things you can look at just because your name is worth gold when it comes to gambling. >> yeah. we'll just be very patient and make sure we make the right decisions. but i appreciate and understand where you are coming from. how about that >> sounds good, thank you, kobe. >> this is harder than any locker room interview. it's like si is starting to get you. >> i see you your vision and i appreciate your vision >> give me example of the portfolio you have, the most gold you got advising -- >> most recently our company art of sport, aos, the side that i really enjoy most of the business and how we operate, help operate businesses is the story-telling side of things you know what does the brand represent? what does it stand for how are

andy swiss reports from kobe.dventure. kobe, where they were joined by their growing japanese fan club. england clearly winning the popularity contest but what about the sporting one? facing the usa was like facing 15 donald trumps, according to england's coach, eddiejones, but it was his team that were soon the men in charge. george ford scampering over, as on a sweltering night england seemed suitably fired up. billy vunipola adding a second... england out of sight by the break. after it, they cruised clear as some new names made their mark. ruaridh mcconnochie with a try on his world cup debut. the usa's only real impact was this, and it wasn't pleasant. a horrible shoulder charge on owen farrell, and with safe tackling under the spotlight, a red card forjohn quill. joe cokanasiga duly rounded things off with his second try to complete a comprehensive win for england and a largely satisfying night. great occasion, so we're pretty humbled to be part of it, and we're in a good position. can we play better? yes, a

in the summer of 1996, he succeeded in securing both kobe bryant and shaquille o'neal, two truly great players, creating an unstoppable force in the nba. under his management, the lakers won four championships, and he was named executive of the year in 1995. jerry went on to serve as the president of basketball operations for the struggling memphis grizzlies, and took them to the playoffs three times. he was named executive of the year again in 2004. he then joined the executive board of the warriors. recently, he became a consultant for the clippers. and helped sign kawhi leonard, who really has played -- he's some player. we were talking about that. and the combination of the two of them will be an interesting season. i think you really proud of that group, huh? you had some really great ones. jerry is one of the greatest negotiators, managers, and executives in the history of the nba. in addition to his sterling professional career, jerry helped raise millions of dollars for charity in los angeles, contributed to a flood of relief efforts in west virginia and generally, just incredi

magic, worthy, shaquille, kobe, steph, klay, kevin, at the golden state warriors. and now kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at them, at the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the bouncing ball brought me there and here. when karen first read on the internet that i was going to receive the medal, the presidential medal of freedom, we were both shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. then when west virginia center -- senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection -- thank you, joe, for being here today. also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other on noreed bywas in -- ho bill gates and warren buffett, philanthropic champions. martin luther king, sesser shabbos, nelson mandela, simon wiesenthal, desmond tutu, legendary leaders. , bill russell, athletebdul-jabbar, activists. michael jordan, tiger woods, stevie wonder, excellence personified. john wooden, frank robinson, arnold palmer a

they beat samoa in a convincing win in kobe, as katie gornall reports.wo countries have a shared love of whiskey and here they've embraced a process that's all about patience. enjoy. but not everyone has the luxury of time. scotland's fans arrived in kobe showing plenty of spirit but knowing this could be where their journey effectively ends. a damaging defeat to ireland had put their world cup on the line afterjust one game and the heat was on. in sweltering conditions, scotland struggled to get a grip. commentator: it has to be the humid conditions. but after half an hour, they clicked. sean maitland seizing a gift from above to settle the nerves. commentator: first try for scotland in the world cup. scotland knew that keeping the dream alive would need tries and lots of them. greg laidlaw scored their second before stuart hogg launched his own assault on the scoreboard. now everything was going their way. 20 points up at the break, afterwards they moved further ahead but the job wasn't done yet as scotland chased a fourth try that would secure the bon

our sports correspondent, katie gornall reports from kobe.tland ‘s influence is strong. the two countries have a shared love of whiskey and here they have embraced a process that is about patients. but not everyone has the luxury of time. whiskey is perhaps scotland was my greatest export. their rugby team, however, has fared less well injapan meaning the game against samoa is now a must win. scotland's fa ns samoa is now a must win. scotland's fans arrived in kobe showing plenty of spirit but knowing this could be where their journey effectively ends. defeat to ireland and the success of japan had scotland propping up the group, their world cup on the line afterjust one game. in sweltering conditions under the roof, scotland was suitably fired up. the boot of greg laidlaw got them off the mark but scotland's attack was struggling to get a grip. after half an hour, suddenly they clicked. sean maitland with a gift from above to settle the nerves. scotla nd from above to settle the nerves. scotland knew that keeping the dream alive would be tri

our sports correspondent katie gornall was the match in kobe. there was so much pressure on scotla nd there was so much pressure on scotland coming into this game against samoa, defeat was not an option and they knew they had to win and score four tries in the process that would yield that all—important bonus point and give them the best chance of progressing in their pool which is wide open. there were nerves in the stadium, the conditions were against them, it was hot and conditions were against them, it was hotand humid conditions were against them, it was hot and humid which may be while slippy but just as hot and humid which may be while slippy butjust as anxiety hot and humid which may be while slippy but just as anxiety was beginning to build, there was finn russell with a wonderful crossfield kick. that got them up and running, greig laidlaw added another try and then after the break, two penalty tries, one in the 75th minute saw them get the four tries they needed and leave corby with maximum points. there is relief all around here righ

kobe bryant is the dad to four, yes, i said four daughters.as nba champion and two-time olympic gold medalist but kobe bryant got creative after his 2016 retirement from basketball. now out with his second novel, "legacy and the queen." this story about a young tennis prodigy who needs to summon magic to defeat the supernatural is close to bryant's heart as a longtime athlete. >> you know, sports is a very emotional thing and our world that emotion is what creates the magic. >> why did you decide to write this book about a girl playing tennis? >> well, i have four girls at home and, you know, i wanted to make sure it's important that they see characters that look like them and that are also athletes and, you know, they get tired of hearing my voice of, be persist inter, work hard, you know, believe in yourself. okay, dad, i got it. we get it. so when i can put them into stories like this, hopefully we'll get that same message without having their parents in their ear all the time. >> what is the lesson that you want little girls and little boy

katy gornall, bbc news, kobe.the temporary home to exhibits — large and small — since its opening in 2000. installations have ranged from a giant sun — to more than 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds. this week, it's the turn of american artist kara walker, known for her exploration of slavery and racism, through paper silhouettes and sculptures. our arts editor will gompertz went along to take a look. grand and glorious. outside buckingham palace is the victoria memorial, a famous london landmark which caught the eye of the american artist kara walker. inspiring this, her 13—metre—high fountain at tate modern. she is not celebrating a monarch‘s reign but questioning britain's imperial past. specifically, its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. some parts of it are clearly very angry and quite upsetting, so there is a lynching tree, for example. and then it is peppered with humour. yeah, i think a lot of my work is peppered with humour. i think that one of the tricks, in a way, to talking about diffic

the match in kobe saw a try for george ford and two forjoe cokanasiga. it's the most prestigious modern art prize in the uk, making famous names of past winners like grayson perry, the oscar—winning filmaker steve mcqueen, and damien hirst. this year the turner prize is being held at turner contemporary gallery in margate in kent, where the artist jmw turner, after whom the prize is named, once lived. our arts editor, will gompertz, has been taking a look at this year's nominees. i'm standing in the turner contemporary art gallery in margate, on the very spot where the great romantic british painterjmw turner would stand and look out at the sea and the sky over there to the north. he was a radical, an inventor, an amazing painter, after whom of course the turner prize is named, and it's here this year in margate. i just wonder, what would he think of the four artists that have been shortlisted? let's start with the film. this is a 1 hour a0 minute piece by the artist helen cammock, and it looks back at the civil rights movement in northern ireland in 196

scotland don't play until monday — they're up against samoa in kobe. the iris? well forward john barclay says they won't be feeling sorry for themselves. and looks like we don't care, but that cannot be further from truth. we taken that on board and we try to have fun. we are not going to sit in a hotel room and cry for the week, we can't do that. we've been out and exploring. it's a great opportunity and we've got opportunities this week and some more. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battle with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game three years ago because of the same issue. taylor returned to win the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the world's best women's t20 player — three times in her career as well as being second on the england women's all time list of run scorers. she says she leaves the sport with her head held high but her health must come first. this is taylor speaking back in 2016 — explaining how she is affected by anxiety. the nerves would hit m

bonus points for england who hit their stride at the rugby world with seven tries in their 45—7 win in kobepatrick gearey reports. to face the united states, here was new england, ten changes from the team that took on tonga, we were promised this england would play faster and sometimes speed is in the mind. today's captain, george ford, spotted a highway to america, a short trip for the first try. it went quiet for a while before england realised the best way to crack the states was through strength in numbers billy vunipolo went over and then luke cowan—dickie was escorted into american territory, 19—0 at the break. the eagles, as the us team are known, are fast rising but england were quick still. jonathanjoseph whirled his way to the brink of the line and joe cokanasiga batted away any remaining resistance. opportunities now for personal landmarks, like ruaridh mcconnochie. who has worked his way from division five rugby to become a world cup try scorer. and lewis ludlam, whose very future as a professional was in doubt little more than a year ago and whose dream—like journey continued

from kobe, andy swiss reports.s out of two of this rugby world cup with then ultimately pretty

from kobe, andy swiss reports.l, england had made it two wins out of two of this rugby world cup with then ultimately pretty emphatic victory over the usa. they were looking for an improved performance of their slightly scratchy opening when over tonga. they got off to the perfect start when their captain george forward with the ahead after just five minutes. england scored two more tries before halftime, courtesy of billy philip over and karen dickie. they soon scored their fourth of the march. they guaranteed them a valuable bonus point. they then scored further tries. there was one salminen to the match. the first one salminen to the match. the first on the field red card of this tournament for the usa flankerjohn coyle for a pretty horrible no arms tackle on the england player, owen carroll. he seemed none the worse for that. a first red card on the field of this tournament forjohn quill. ultimately a pretty convincing win for england as they head into what on paper are the toughest group matches against argent

>>both kobe bryant and shaquille o'neal to truly great players, not president trump says the contributions made outside of sports. also deserve recognition jerry. >>works harder than just about anybody. i can imagine helping our nation's veterans while his athletic ability help bring jerry west numerous accolades, including this bronze statue outside the staples center in los angeles, it's a life well played on and off the the nation. and back to our breaking news story that we're following for you out of every ville check out this shot from the caltrans camera just above the east shore freeway. >>all lanes are closed right now on westbound 80 west of pass wall street after a person was struck and killed. the initial report was that someone was running around on the freeway that person was hit by a car did not survive the investigation is underway. this all happened within the last 3045 a special alert has been issued you need to avoid the east shore freeway right now because he will not be able to get through west 80 west up how street all lanes blocked to investigate this fatality, make

katy gornall, bbc news, kobe. that's all your support for now. tribute to a british soldier killed trying to stop poaching malawi. while on his tour of southern africa, he said people who wanted to protect nature should not be dismissed as hippies. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is travelling with the prince and sent this report. liwonde national park in malawi, a place which should be a sanctuary for wildlife, for elephants in particular. except for this. the scourge of the poaching gangs, which kill wildlife in africa's game parks. present arms! it's a problem which takes human life as well. prince harry laid a wreath at a memorial to guardsman, mathew talbert, of the coldstream guards. he was killed earlier this year, when he was on an anti—poaching patrol in support of local park rangers. having killed the animal, it is then a race to remove the ivory... and then a demonstration, laid on for the vip visitor. a supposed gang of poachers, who've killed an elephant, are making off with the prized ivory tusks. in pursuit, a joint briti

scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and onhey have plenty of work to do. katie gornall, bbc news, in yokohama. today was a great performance, in the first half of the lads took their chances really well in the 22. there was probably a couple opportunities in the first and second have a need to brush up on but it was a great performance all round. it is important we recover 110w. we didn't start with the energy, a ccu ra cy we didn't start with the energy, accuracy and aggression that is required to beat a team like ireland. ireland started very well and they took their chances when they got into our 22. and if you give them a 15—20 point start, it is going to be very difficult to come back. england also scored 4 tries in a comfortable win over tonga. 35—3 the final score there, but they should have scored more. our sports correspondent andy swiss was at the game. at the spectacular sapporo dome, england fans were hoping for a suitably impressive start. but in tonga, their team faced one of the more physical challenges in rugby

england are next up though, they're in kobe where they face the usa tomorrow.ports correspondent andy swiss is with the england squad. welcome to the stadium where england's players have been training for the final time at ahead of tomorrow's mass. pretty hot and pretty humid at the moment it is interesting to hear players being on the slippery side, so conditions can be challenging under the roof tomorrow and that said, england's players could have a training camp in the area where it is also humid to prepare for exactly these kinds of weather conditions. with just a four day turnaround since their game against tonga, eddie jones four day turnaround since their game against tonga, eddiejones is not surprisingly freshened up his team. there are ten changes to the starting line—up with george forward and among those on the bench, ben young, he will win his 91st cap, equalling johnny woken sins for an england back. it is really nice -- wilkinson. it is nice for them and for me it isjust wilkinson. it is nice for them and for me it is just another game and when i

with how they manage money especially and of course kobe has an oscar now from his production companywalgreen's is going to start using drones to deliver food and beverage and over-the-counter medications next month with alphabet's drone service called wing. already they're doing this >> drone deliveries. they're coming faster than i think everybody expected so you've got fedex, walgreen's, ups, amazon, all getting in this game >> this has been fun wasban't it fun >> it was fun. by the way, color coordination >> prom night on "power lunch. "closing bell's" next. >>> wlbl to "the closing bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost here at the grub hub post. the delivering alpha conference highlights are coming up broader market treading water with 59 minutes left to trade. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen let's look at what is driving the action right now trade talks taking place in washington but some hawkish quotes from the u.s. side weighing on stocks upbeat data from the labor market pointing to a steady economic picture and yields lower pressure on the short-term spending market eases a

with that do you know anything about the trial or an apathy kobe and i know he's a turkish it's bigger than ours when they were fishing last night. were they working with. the boat was pulling some smaller ones i didn't see any lights but they were traveling up and down all night long. i didn't understand what they were doing. looking for fish. that's bad news the couple don't have a chance against the big vessels 97 percent of greek fishing boats a small they account for half of the fish course 3 percent a big troll as they catch the other half. later. claim. holy saint nicholas. played could certainly do with some help from the patron saint according to your he is thursday's a usually unlucky days odd that the weather changes for the worse or other bad things happened. last night the nets will cost a good spot. hurt a bit here and go right. up on rocks to. get a playoff. spot once more the nets appear to be almost empty. play out shit we used to catch 10 kilos of fish with this 300 meter net that was ok we didn't have any problems. but these days today disappointing. way to. among c.

views trust him against arsenal being full of it do you know anything about the trawler and apathy kobe and i think it is a turkish it's bigger than ours when they were fishing last night. where they working with light. the boat was pulling some smaller ones i didn't see any lights but they were travelling up and down all night long. i didn't understand what they were doing. and looking for fish. that's bad news a couple don't have a chance against the big vessels 97 percent of greek fishing boats a small they account for half of the fish caught 3 percent a big trawlers they catch the other half. only st nicholas. they could certainly do with some help from the patron saint according to your thursdays a usually unlucky days i get the weather changes for the worse or other bad things happen. lou last night the nets will cost a good spot. mary kay if you go right on up all right. ok here are you. bought one small on the nets appear to be almost empty. out we used to catch 10 kilos of fish with this 300 meter net that was ok we didn't have any problems let's get it but these days today dis

covering an area of almost 1000000 square kilometers we already know kobe soon is one of the largest ecosystems in south america. scientists come here to study it's astonishing diversity of species both in the river itself and in the forests that line at. the basin area is home to 250 different species of mammals and over 100 reptiles finding the animals is no easy task for the researchers many of the creatures are nocturnal and move territory several times a year. if baker across the need of our own grew up here. he sets up cameras in the forest fitted with motion sensors but to study the behavior of the animals over a period of months. when it has come out i think but then we can install these camera traps at various heights and this camera records everything that happens here up to a height of 40 or 50 centimeters it enables us to record larger animals such as jaguars tapirs and copy barbarous well now leave the camera here for at least 3 months in. a few kilometers upstream squeezes its way through a maze of cataracts. the outsiders rabbits are an ecosystem in their own right nut

yes. >> kobe bryant is a dear friend of mine.ng the same thing. practice, practice, practice, practice will help me prevail. >> got some kobe power. i like that. you can see lamar dancing to a song from "risky business" tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> coming up, the irwins are here. tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> coming up, the irwins are here. zblncht good morning. the missouri man accused of intentionally setting fires near the reservoir east of mill peeds is keded to make his first court appearance this morning. he was in town for his 50th high school reunion. the mercury news reports told investigators he was emotional over his wife's death because the couple had pnned to drive on the road which leads to the reservoir. >>> check out what's happening with traffic. it's been a busy morning. >> still busy on the bay bridge, we had an earlier car fire in the san francisco side of the p upper deck blocking the right hand should rer. the r car fire is out, but those right lanes remain blocked and a traffic alert still there

a match which gets underway at 1145 in kobe — which is hot and humid. fast start against a sie 13th in the rankings. andy swiss is in kobe. welcome and this is where we've had a hot and humid day. temperatures around 30 degrees, although it will bea around 30 degrees, although it will be a little cooler by the time the teams kick off under the roof here. england have had early four days since their opening match against tonga. with that in mind they have rested players who played in that game and brought in fresh legs. they have made ten changes. captain 0wen farrell is getting a breather and george ford will captain instead of him. and some perhaps on familiar names in the england line—up, rory mcconnachie, piers francis, they are making their world cup debut. but they have strength in depth. they should still be too good for the usa but the usa are an improving force in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, in world rugby. the england head coach eddie jones, known in world rugby. the england head coach eddiejones, known for his colourful tur

have kobe's areas a serious breach of international law israel rejects the accusations claiming those territories never belonged to any country so no legislation was violated political analyst mitchell barak believes no one will take this issue seriously as an international level. i think it's a cynical use of policy it's a cynical use of a very serious issue it's a serious use of a contentious issue internationally although most israelis would agree that the bekaa valley belongs to israel and will remain in israeli hands for many many generations but to use it now i think a lot of people think it's a political stunt and it's a political stunt that may work have we seen any international reaction from the united nations or anyone else when the united states recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and moved its embassy to jerusalem the answer is no words are very easily used but seldom in force and whereas it is a contentious issue there are people that think that maybe these territories are occupied there are a lot of people that think that they're not and right now the united s

scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and onnews, in yokohama. at the spectacular sapporo dome, england fans were hoping for a suitably impressive start. but in tonga, their team faced one of the more physical challenges in rugby, as they quickly discovered. after that bruising beginning though came the breakthrough, as manu tuilagi did a little bulldozing of his own to put england ahead. and what followed was the highlight of the night, a second for tuilagi as they showed briefly why they are one of the world cup favourites. but after the break, the errors mounted up. passes dropped, chances missed, before eventually jamie george rumbled over to extend their advantage. the fourth try and a valuable bonus point didn't come till the very end, courtesy of luke cowan—dickie. job done, but with the usa next up on thursday, room for improvement. the world cup is not a 100 metre sprint. you don't have to come out of the blocks and be absolutely fantastic now. what you have to be, steady, you have to improve and have the mindset of imp

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diane: we're also inviting a guest from kobe and she's a modern calligraphy artist, and she designed our invitation this year. robert: you have that in fact. diane: i do. i have it right here. and this is the japanese kanji of shoko, which means eat. and traditionally it's done with just with black sumi ink on white paper, but what she does is she takes acrylic paints and she really tries to jazz it up and show a modern way of looking at calligraphy and appreciating the art. robert: yeah, yeah. so really is literally arts, crafts, and foods, right? diane: right. robert: yeah, okay, so i know you don't want to go through all of them, but what are some of the kind of the foods that people will be able to maybe experience or see that maybe they don't see normally? diane: right, so through co-chair donna kimura's connections, we were able to secure a lot of new vendors this year. i think one of the highlights is featuring b. patisserie belinda leong's cookies, which will be at the tables. we are also going to have nintarose sylvan mishima bracket make some food, and then we have a guest

they have eight days to regroup before they play samoa in kobe and based on this performance, there wasainst tonga and started well with a 35—3 win. but it wasn't as straightforward as the scoreline suggests. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, is in saporro. this was a comfortable victory for england, getting four tries in the bonus point but it wasn't always a convincing performance. they went into this match as one of the favourites and they were expected to have far too much for tonga but it was not easy for them at first. two tries from manu tuilagi putting england in control at half—time when they led 18—3. in the second half, they led 18—3. in the second half, the extended that lead thanks to further tries from jamie george and look cowan—dickie. but there were lots of handling errors and some nerves perhaps in the england team so nerves perhaps in the england team so they got the result, not perhaps the sort of stylish victory they would have looked for. plenty for them to work on before the next game against the usa on thursday. here are all the scores. italy conceded an earl

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two fantastic experiences in sapporo and kobe.reat rugby city, great occasion so we are pretty humbled to be part of it. and we are in a good position. can we play better? yes, and we know we can and we will need to in our next game. there was also a seven try win for italy, 48—7 against canada. any hopes bury may have had of returning to the football league now appear to be over, after a proposal for the club to be readmitted to league two next season was rejected by the efl‘s 71 member clubs. bury were expelled from league one in august after a takeover bid collapsed. earlier this week, a group trying to rescue bury submitted a proposal for "compassionate re—entry" to league two. but a statement said the proposal did not have the necessary support. only one team will go down from league two this campaign, rather than two. derby county captain richard keogh has been ruled out until the end of the season due to a serious knee injury sustained in a car crash that led to the arrest of two team—mates. tom lawrence and mason bennett w

calls for a fast start against the usa, as england play their second match of the rugby world cup in kobe. good morning, a band of rain pushing east, that will clear and behind it sunshine and showers but some of the showers will be heavy. more in 15 minutes. it's thursday the 26th of september. our top story. borisjohnson is facing calls to moderate his language — after being accused of stoking dangerous divisions over brexit during furious exchanges in the commons last night. a number of senior conservative mps — including a cabinet minister — have urged him to pick his words carefully, after he accused his opponents of "surrender", "betrayal", and "cowardice". there was particular anger at the prime minister's reply to a question about the murdered labourmpjo cox, and his use of the word "humbug" to dismiss a backbencher concerned about death threats. our political correspondent helen catt reports. as the prime minister prepared to face mps, some were hoping for an apology, others his resignation, others a milder tone. instead... despite the fact that i followed the exact same process

scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and onof work to do. well, andy swiss is at england's opening game against tonga in sapporo. andy. yes, just a few minutes left here in sapporo, and the latest score is england 35, tonga 3. england are one of the favourites for this world cup, and they were expected to have far too much for tonga, but it certainly wasn't easy for them at first. two tries from manu tuilagi put them in control at half—time, when they led 18—3. after the break, england have extended their lead, thanks to two more tries from jamie george and luke cowan—dickie, but there have been a lot of errors. england will get the win wanted but not, perhaps, the performance. plenty for them to work on before their next match against the usa on thursday. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. it's 13:00pm. let's get more now on the labour party conference where jeremy corbyn has said he will serve a full term as prime minister if his party wins the next general electio

england at the rugby world cup after they ran in seven tries to beat the usa 45 points to seven in kobeer charge on owen farrell. we are pleased where we are, after two games with ten points, we have conceded one try, had two fantastic experiences in sapporo and gobi. it isa experiences in sapporo and gobi. it is a great rugby city. great occasion. we are happy to be part of it. can we play better? yes, and we know we can. and we will need to play better in our best game. so england six points clear at the top of pool c — but they have played a game more and tougher games are to come against argentina and france. meanwhile in pool b there was also a seven try win for italy, 48—7 against canada. essex have won cricket's county championship title for the second time in three years. they secured the draw they needed against somerset at taunton after a match that had been severely affected by the weather, but still managed to deliver a twist. essex collapsed to 141 all out on the final day in reply to somerset‘s 203. somerset then forfeited their second innings in a desperate bid to pull of

scotland don't play until monday against samoa in kobe. to that heavy defeat to the irish? forward john barclay says they won't be feeling sorry for themselves. it looks like we don't care, which couldn't be further from the truth. we ta ke couldn't be further from the truth. we take that on board as players. we have tried to had then it might have fun. we won't sit in our hotel rooms and cry. this is a great opportunity, and we have another opportunity, and we have another opportunity this weekend. let's have a look at some of the day's other headlines. there was a surprise pace—setter in second practice for the russian grand prix — red bull's max verstappen led the way in sochi, ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc. lewis hamilton was fourth quickest. the women's golf tour is in indianpolis, four of the holes are actually inside the famous indy 500 motor—racing track. england's bronte law isjust starting her second round. she was two shots off the pace overnight. a spectacular round on the st andrews 0ld course has put england's matthewjor

they've beaten samoa 3a points to nil in kobe.dismal performance to lose to ireland in their first game but were much more assured against samoa and ran in two first half tries through sean maitland and greg laidlaw. they knew that defeat would have left qualification for the quarterfinals out of their hands. a huge drop—goalfrom stuart hogg saw them lead 20—nil at half—time, two penalty tries in their favour in the second half saw them pick up what could a very important bonus point. maitland was illegally stopped from going over towards fulltime. their remaining games are against russia and japan. england are in tokyo, where they are preparing for saturday's match against argentina. plenty of time to recover from the tight turnaround between their first two matches, the bonus point wins against tonga and the usa. another win would guarantee eddie jones's team a place in the quarters. the england number eight billy vunipola says they have really enjoyed the world cup experience injapan so far, especially watching the hosts beat i

scotland now have eight days to regroup until they play their next game against samoa in kobe, and onyou know, the first half, the lads took their chances very well, within the 22, probably a few opportunities that we need to brush up on, but look, a great performance all round, and important that we recover now, big performance needed next week. england also scored four tries as they were too strong for tonga, 35—3 the final score there, but they should have scored more. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss was at the game in sapporo. well, this was ultimately co mforta ble well, this was ultimately comfortable victory for england, four tries, the bonus point, but not a lwa ys four tries, the bonus point, but not always a convincing performance. they went into this match is one of the favourites and were expected to have far too much for tonga, but it certainly wasn't easy for them at first. two tries, though, from manu tuilgai, put england in control at half—time, when they led 18—3. come the second half, they extended that lead thanks to two further tries from luke cowan—dickie and