leaches on the economy to make it look like there is indeed some sort of capitalism and competition and of course as you and i have talked about for since moving back here and having to subject ourselves to obamacare and note that we're on this a see a marketplace it's called a marketplace but there's only one provider for health insurance in many states and we're going to look at another story related to this macabre system where it's all a potemkin economy it's not really there is there is no competition there is nothing real there high deductible plans jeopardize financial health of patients and rural hospitals according to the nonprofit national rural health association bad debt for rural hospitals has gone up about 50 percent since the passage of the affordable care act in 2010 why has this happened because of the high deductibles and we'll get to that in a 2nd people in rural america were buying plans maybe for the 1st time but buying plans they couldn't afford said maggie elway need the group's vice president for government affairs and policy the plans seemed to make sense at the

leach is a trained mental health clinician. and in less than one year, he has brought transformative leadership to dss -- reigniting the passions of his employees and reforming those processes which required reevaluation. director michael leach, please stand and be recognized. [applause] as you all know, this year, we escaped the wrath of a major hurricane. we have had four major flooding disasters between 2015 and 2018 and we will have more. these events caused 37 deaths and harm to nearly 150,000 homes. damages exceeded $800 million, with an estimated total loss of $300 million in tourism dollars alone. in the one year since the creation of the south carolina floodwater commission, we have seen multi-faceted communication, collaboration and cooperation among its members across all levels of government, academia, the military, the private sector and non-governmental organizations. their goal, to protect and enhance our prosperity and happiness by finding ways and means to make these waters our friend. thousands of volunteer ho

or drilling a hole in it and putting the leach on top of it trying to suck out the spear is the evil spirits and in terms of what the fed is then and whether or not it's you know we are in bubble territory or who's driving who member i keep on saying what came 1st the chicken or the fed because if you look at this chart of apple in tesla you know they were going up and down sometimes in tandem sometimes not until. when the fed started intervening in the repo market and now you see them that's a genuine parabolic move that they've had since then as you know apple a huge corporation the biggest in the world the 2nd biggest doubled in a year so that's unusual to double from a large sized company like that 'd but it has along with tesla so either their fundamentals are exactly the same and their their c.e.o.'s are doing something uniquely interesting and and creating wealth possibilities and a future that looks bright equally at the same time or perhaps the fed is doing the right thing to in the case of apple the biggest company the world at 1.4 trillion dollars they are engrossing they

leach has struggled to get over the sepsis he picked up in new zealand, while he's been unable to playbecause of a bout of gastroentiritis and then flu. he will leave the country on thursday after the england medical team decided it would be unlikely that he would get fit enough to be considered for selection for the remaining two tests. meanwhile, the mcc, who make cricket's laws, say they want test cricket to remain a five day game. there's a debate about whehter matches should be played over four days, with the icc considering shortening them for their world test championship. but the mcc have thrown their weight behind the traditional format. tyson fury has predicted a second round knockout of deontay wilder when they meet for their rematch in las vegas next month. their first fight for the wbc heavyweight title ended in a draw and fury says he won't be relying on the ringside judges this time, insisting that wilder will go to sleep in two because of a dream in which he keeps being dealt a two while playing poker. i didn't knock him out the first time. i looked to get a decision. i

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england spinnerjack leach is to return home from the tour of south africa to recover fully from the illnesses few weeks. the team's medical staff don't think he'll be fit enough to play in the final two tests. tyson fury has predicted a second round knockout of deontay wilder when they meet for their rematch in las vegas next month. their first fight for the wbc heavyweight title ended in a draw. fury says he won't be letting the judges decide this time. the world number one and reigning championjudd trump is out of the masters. he was beaten six frames to three by shaun murphy. murphy won four frames in a row to move through to the quarterfinals where he'llfacejoe perry. over the last 5 years it's been the campaign that's shown that this girl and indeed more than 3 million girls can. to mark the fifth anniversary a new advert has been released focusing on those who might have decided against exercising in the past... laura scott reports from the launch in london. sweating, grimacing, we all do it when we exercise but why is it still such a to—do, particularly among women? that is exactly wha

jofra archer is a doubt and jack leach is definitely missing, and now another blow.ngland's top scorer in the first test and for a time his 84 looked like itjust save them. here he was in training today, turning his efforts to football, turning his efforts to football, turning his efforts to football, turning his ankle and taking his turning his ankle and taking his turn on the physio table. crossed fingers for his twisted ankle weren't enough. his test, his tour 110w weren't enough. his test, his tour now over. but south africa also have issues to address and questions to answer, both for the country and their cricket team, won't go away. no place in the side for bavuma and that has left some to ask pointedly if the colour was draining away from the team. we don't see colour. tembo would be the first person to acknowledge he got a great opportunity and we can't point anything goes at that. it's important now for the general game in south africa that we keep producing good cricketers. for me, the colour is irrelevant. i know what you're asking and there will be thing

carter in the quarterfinals let's have a look at some of the day's other headlines england spinnerjack leachm the tour of south africa to recover fully from the illnesses he's had over the last few weeks. the team's medical staff don't think he'll be fit enough to play in the final two tests tyson fury says he'll knock out deontay wilder in the second round of their world heavyweigth title rematch in las vegas next month. their 2018 fight ended in a draw. qique setien says taking charge of barcelona is beyond his wildest dreams. the former real betis manager takes over at the spanish champions after ernesto valverde was sacked yesterday on sunday, wayne warren became the oldest world darts champion at 57, but he's still not been paid. players at the bdo tournament had been warned that poor ticket sales would see a reduction in prize money... and though they will get some...organisers won't say how much. tomos dafydd has more. back into herbert having achieved a lifetime ambition, the row champion still has not sunk in. it is, i think this is what most people do when they play the game as lon

bill taylor is leaching his post as acting ambassador to the ukraine. he testified publically about president trump's attempts to pressure ukraine to find information about the pets. he posted a farewell video. he does not mention impeachment, but has continuing support for ukraine. >>> the u.s. military is building up the presence in middle east, and tensions between the u.s. and iran. >>> the defense secretary says there are indications that iraq and militias are planning attacks. do i expect they may do something? yes, and he will likely regret it. he added american force also take pre-emptive actions as well if there is a preparation for foreign attack. >> they've deployed 750 soldiers from the 82nd airborne to the middle east. an additional 3,000 are on alert and preparing to deploy, the move follows two days of violent protests where iranian protestors were in iraq. they dismantled their camp and moved on. they left damaged building and damaged relations between the u.s. and iraq. >> there will be a debate whether the u.s. military should go home

once these qaemical -- chemicals are introduced into an air cra they leach into the soil and ground water becoming immediate threats to surrounding life. an analysis found that more than 1,500 drinking water systems in the united states may be contaminated with pfas, affecting up to 110 million americans from drinking water alone. in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, 1 sites have been identified as containing pfas contamination. some are water utilities and civilian airports but additional sites like waste incinerators were included as well. people living in close proximity to waste incinerators already face a host of environmental risk factors from polluted air and water and adding additional contaminants adds insult to injury to these economically distressed areas. the department of defense identified over 400 military sites across the united states that were used or were pt suspected to have used pfas in fire fighting homes. montgomery county, pennsylvania, is home to two of these where fire fighting foam leached into groundwater after years of use. these sites are no longer active but

once they hit the road traffic flow will have to regulate itself autonomous leaching. how far along is the technology for that answer is it safe. also on the show noise as a stress factor. how harmful is noise to our health and what kind of effects can it half. a sinking city bangkok is desperate for solutions to its flood problem. traffic jams and backed up streets could be a thing of the past with self driving cars. with a computer at the helm they could smooth the traffic flow by up to 30 percent but do artificial intelligence systems know what's going on around them. the also official intelligence systems that drive autonomous vehicles have to interpret what computer scientists call optical. patterns of light in official seem to identify objects in the true. actuaries it's crucial the optical flow systems get it right all the time. so today. that's what 3 researchers at the max planck institute for intelligent systems into began germany want to determine. this system represents the movement of an object in different colors and different degrees of brightness depend

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military presence in iraq into question there was confusion after a leach letter from the u.s. defense department appeared to suggest an imminent withdrawal of american troops from iraq it bore the name of u.s. marine general william c. lee but it wasn't signed the pentagon has since clarified saying the letter was a draft and a mistake and there was no decision whatsoever to leave iraq sunday mani's death reigniting tensions between this region and the united states. now germany's announces its regrowing pontiff its contingent of soldiers from iraq i'm not joined by our parliamentary correspondent thomas nada tell us why has the german government decided to reduce some of its troops from iraq i'm rachel we have access to a letter sent by the german ministries of defense and foreign affairs the german parliament explaining the decision on the key element there is the security concerns that german officials have in particular when it comes to those soldiers that are stationed in iraq it's important to stress amrita that this is on a temporary basis it's not on a permanent basis

than 100 million tons of sh each year, and storing it carries the potential for toxic materials leachingo groundwater. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano haour story. this special series is part of our initiative: peril and promise: the challenge of climate change pand is produced artnership with nexus media news, a non-profit news organization. >> reporter: labadie, missouri, a town of just over 3,000, sits onhe southern bank of the missouri river. a notable sight is the labie power plant-the largest coal burning plant in the state. it's owned by ameren-- missouri's biggest energy supplier. in burning coal, the plant produces a byproduct: coal ash. both the plant and the ash stand in what's called a floodplain- an area next to a rir or stream that is prone to flooding during storms. that's a point of concern for some here, because coal ash is known to contain heavy metals-- like arsenic, chromium, and lead-- which can cause cancer, spiratory disease, and cardiovascular disease in humans. >> earlier this year, there was at least 10-15 feet of water standing at this location. so imagine

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there are fears that ash from some charred areas of bushland could leach into rivers and water systemsupplies of australians. we haven't seen any evidence of that yet, but that does remain a factor in this rain that is continuing here in eastern australia. and, of course, significantly the psychological boost. australians in the last couple of days, waking up to grey skies full of rain, that is lifting the spirits of a beleaguered country that's battling, as we say, dozens of bushfires, a longstanding drought. so what we need is more rain. and the authorities do caution that the heavens do need to still continue to open and give us flooding rain, if this bushfire crisis is to come, finally, to any sort of conclusion. take a look at these pictures of a baby kangaroo, called louise, who was rescued with horrific burns to her legs and paws, as fires ravaged australia's south east coast two weeks ago. her volunteer carer has been looking after animals like louise, nursing them to recovery. australia's continuing bushfire crisis has taken an enormous toll on wildlife, with huge numbers of m

think you felt most connected to buwa bundy's last murder, the abduction of a 12-year-old, kimberly leach, because you were 12? >> yeah. i mean, it's hard to find words for how devastating it is, the loss of this girl and the things that he did to her. >> doesn't matter how much time goes by, hearing the details of the case is so awful. so many questions among them. why did the mother and daughter believe they were spared by ted bundy? >> they want to believe he cared for them, but he realized they were his cover. he could lead the double life, go on undetected for years. >> amy, thank you. amy will have much more, an extraordinary "20/20" tonight at at eastern. >>> much more ahead tonight on friday. the chaotic scene in new york at this hour. the protest erupting during rush hour. we have late reporting. >>> new images tonight of the high rise rescue. a 25-story apartment building on fire. the man clinging to a ledge. >>> the horrifying moment, the stadium collapse. workers preparing it for demolition when it suddenly gives way on its own. a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. ♪ roc

how many more coral reefs have to be leached?ve to be burnt. how many more lives and homes have to be lost before the climate change deniers acknowledge that they are wrong? the former australian prime minister malcolm turnbull there. many british universities have been having a tough time, financially, in recent years — and one way they've coped is by attracting foreign students. by far the largest single group now comes from china - 120,000. but some members of parliament have concerns about the influence of the chinese communist party on british campuses. our education editor branwenjeffreys has been to the university of liverpool — which has the highest proportion of students from mainland china. # the sun never goes down until night. ..# my name is deng renwei. in the uk, people call me kevin here. # it's liverpool... music brought him to study in liverpool. now he's writing songs about the city for his band. kevin told me being a student here has given him a different perspective. it makes me think things more objectively,

military presence in iraq into question there was confusion after a leach letter from the u.s. defense department appeared to suggest an imminent withdrawal of american troops from iraq it bore the name of u.s. marine general william seeley but it wasn't signed the pentagon has since clarified saying the letter was a draft in a mistake and there was no decision whatsoever to leave iraq. so him on his death reigniting tensions between this region and to the united states. and for some analysis on nandrolone but not the actual instead she's the middle east expert at essex university welcome firstly what is your assessment of the fallout from general salim on his death and the spy contentions. well i think that the fall has been pretty terrible we're seeing that tensions between the u.s. and iraq have increased as the iraqi parliament has voted to expel u.s. troops there's all kinds of concerns as what the u.s. is going to do because now they're just trying to decide are they going to completely leave how are they going to manage this departure their concerns that if they leave th

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is an act of terrorism and by leaching of iraq's sovereignty i'm mentioned in the middle east have roiled markets that the u.s. has a fascinated and iranian general in iraq we break down how the attack has moved markets and what this could mean for the future of geopolitical relations but the saga of multinational businessman carlos growing takes another turn as he has managed to escape japan's argy correspondent sara lee but there's a ok and lauren fix the car coach are both on hand to help us break down the caper we have a packed show today so let's jump right in. and we begin the program with reaction to the assassination of a top iranian general in baghdad general custom civil money who led a special forces unit of iran's revolutionary guard was killed in a u.s. drone strike on thursday the pentagon has confirmed the department of defense issue .

there are fears that ash from some charred areas of bushland could leach into rivers and water systemsof australians. we haven't seen any evidence of that yet but it does remaina evidence of that yet but it does remain a factor in the rain that is continuing here in eastern australia. significantly, the psychological boost. australians in the last couple of days waking up to grey skies full of rain. that is lifting the spirits of the beleaguered country that is battling dozens beleaguered country that is battling d oze ns of beleaguered country that is battling dozens of bushfires and a long—standing joint. what we need is more rain and the authorities to caution that the heavens to need to still continue to open and give us flooding rain if this bushfire crisis is to come finally to any sort of conclusion. the headlines on bbc news: the chancellor warns business leaders that there will "not be alignment" with eu rules in any post—brexit trade agreement — and that some businesses will benefit while "some won't". a clock projected on the walls of downing street — one of a series of even

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fellow fast—bowler mark wood is yet to return to match fitness while spinnerjack leach has been ruledall options are on the table at this point and i think having as much information as we can, making sure that we see what results come back from that scan, seeing where he is. we don't want to go into a game with him being not 100% and we don't wa nt to with him being not 100% and we don't want to potentially see him miss a lot more cricket when he is not —— when he is playing and not fit to play. we need to make a balanced decision of the back of it. australia and new zealand's players will wear black armbands, in tribute to those affected by widespread bushfires in australia when the teams meet in the third test in sydney. it gets under way later tonight uk time. there'll also be a minute's applause to honour the country's firefighters. earlier we spoke to our sydney correspondent phil mercer. both the australian and new zealand teams were hosted by the australian prime minister scott morrison at his official residence here in sydney a few days ago. and they said that they would wear

is an act of terrorism and by leaching of iraq's sovereignty which is murdering who dedicated their entire fighting terror russian terror. to be outdone u.s. president donald trump held an address at his palm beach resort mar-a lago on friday rationalizing the attack in issuing a warning to anyone who would harm americans and my leadership for america's policies on the big us the terrorists who were trying to harm any american. we will find you we will eliminate you we will always protect our diplomats service members all americans and our allies so many just been. perpetrating actually terror to. destabilize the middle east for the last 20 years what do you know already 68 years today should have been done long ago. now global markets are reacting to the assassination as equities tumble and are now swimming in a sea of red with few pockets of green around energy stocks utility and defense names wrist sentiment is now fragile as geopolitics has come back to the table now this is something that could have major cross asset implications among those safe haven currencies such as the japanese

bushfires forces this player to retire from the match and coming up on bbc news, england spinnerjack leachl return home from the tour of south africa to recover fully from the illnesses he's had over the last few weeks. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has said the international nuclear agreement with iran could be replaced by a deal negotiated by donald trump. the agreement, by which iran curbed its nuclear ambitions in return for a lifting of economic sanctions, was signed in 2015 by six world powers — but in 2018 president trump pulled the us out. his comments come as the uk, france and germany attempt to force iran to comply with the existing agreement — after violations. boris johnson was speaking in a wide—ranging bbc interview — his first in—depth questioning since the general election. our political correspondent iain watson reports. thank you very much. this was borisjohnson‘s first major interview since the election. a lot has happened at home and abroad so there was plenty of ground to cover. on iran, the prime minister seemed content to have

jack leach is heading home from england's tour of south africa to fully recover from the illnesses he bout of gastroenteritis, followed by flu. that's all the sport for now. hello there. tuesday was a very windy day across the board, including england and wales, thanks to another area of low pressure which moved up from the south. it stays quite blustery today as well, but the strongest of the winds will be across scotland, england and wales should see plenty of sunshine, with just a few showers. you can see low pressure anchored to the north of the uk, that will bring further frequent showers to scotland and northern parts of northern ireland, some of these wintry on the hills. lots of sunshine further south, but we still have the overnight weather front which will be slow to clear from the south—east. a bit of a wet start here. but eventually it will do and we should see plenty of sunshine for england and wales. one or two showers in the west stop fairly breezy, but stronger winds for scotland. lots of showers here, and these will be wintry on the higher ground. temperatures probabl

leach has struggled to get over the sepsis he picked up in new zealand.tro—entiritis, followed by flu. so he'll leave the country on thursday after the england medical team decided it would be unlikely that he would be fit enough to be considered for selection for the remaining two tests. meanwhile the mcc who make cricket's laws, say they want test cricket to remain a five day game. there's a debate about whehter matches should be played over four days, with the icc considering shortening them for their world test championship. but the mcc have thrown their weight behind the traditional format. day three of masters snooker is under way with current world champion judd trump taking on shaun murphy at ally pally. it's currently tied at two frames all, with trump looking in sparkling form, knocking in breaks of 128 and this 116 in frame four to go into the mid—session interval on level terms. you can watch the action right now on bbc two. and, tranmere's fa cup third—round replay at home to watford later has been postponed. heavy rainfall over the last thre

the latest misfortune to befall the squad with jack leach also definitely missing, victim of the illnessillness that struck down many of the tory party whilstjob archer is still a major doubt with an elbow injury. england in no rush to make a decision. don't want to go into again with her not being 100% we also don't want to potentially see him missa also don't want to potentially see him miss a lot more cricket through playing and when he is not fit to play. so being really clear about where he is at and making it a balanced decision on the side off the back of it. but some never to haveissues the back of it. but some never to have issues to address and questions to answer. for the country in the cricket team than they would not go away. no place in the side for one player and with some asking if the colour was treading away from the team. we don't see colour. you be the first got to acknowledge he got a really good opportunity. cannot point any fingers of that. and now it is important obviously for the general game in this country to keep producing good cricketers from either colour. i

. >> that's the second time we've seen a dog's leach gsh get caugn a door like that. both times someone saved it. >>> the u.s. army is banning the u.s. of tiktok on government issued phones. >> the defense department considers the makers of the app a cyberthreat. the pentagon's 23,000 employees are urged to uninstall the >>> is google getting into the food ordering business? food delivery companies are keeping an eye on the tech giant after food ordering tabs started popping up in google research results. it could put pressure on fwrub h grubhub and uber eats. >>> it's like a day at the beach, kind of at san francisco's union square ice rink. this was the polar bear skate. it was yesterday. this is a new years tradition. look at this person. >> i love it. button up that coat. >> no, don't. >> it was mild. >> it's too cold. >> un-huh. >> let everyone see. >> he's going to freeze. >> y'all are funny. people braved the cold. they wore their wildest and most inventive beach attire. the ice rink is open through the 20th. that's cool. i thought we missed it. >> yeah. >> oka

i'm joined here by gramm leach, group manager for pallet line.ng this across what is an effective border between britain and the european union and the hours republic? —— the irish republic? we've obviously got to follow through more than once when we hit the main problems and we have been working very hard the past three years since the referendum to make sure that when things do change, that we are prepared for that and that that helps the transition of freight. so how is it fail—safe if you've got to contend with a possible border in the event particularly of no deal being agreed after those 11 months. there are number of things we have done with partners both in ireland and in germany and belgium and other principal markets and our partners in ireland have indicated an economic operator. which basically means that freight would go straight through the ports one of the border is in the irish sea or in the republic of ireland. we would bypass that and go straight to facilitate in ireland with a chance done there. where the checks will be done t

bowlerjack leach has been forced to return home.suffers from crohn's disease and hasn't been able to get back to full fitness. there's been another shock at the uk masters snooker, with defending champion judd trump knocked out. he was beaten 6—3 by the 2015 winner shaun murphy, who won four frames in a row to make it into the quarter—finals where he'llfacejoe perry. trump is the latest top seed to go out at the first round stage, with mark selby, neil robertson and ding junhui all beaten. now, last summer a video of west ham midfielder declan rice being pranked by chelsea's mason mount went viral. here it is in case you've forgotten. and now it's happened again with team—mate jack wilshere climbing into a washing machine just to give rice a fright. poor old declan! dying to it again! it is fabulous! it is his reaction, his reaction is so good every time —— dying to see it again. declan, you will have to keep your cool after you will get in trouble. who is more responsible out of you and me? you are far more responsible! we don't ad

my friends just know me as leach, i‘ve known them for five years.r shoes and now they are coming up with their planners for their homework and asking me to sign stuff and i‘m getting told off by my old head of year because i‘m not allowed to. it‘s just so weird. i‘ve got a screenshot from before the united game of my instagram followers, and i had 2,300 and i think i‘m on 17.8k and i‘ve got a blue tick. to me, that is ridiculous. commentator: luke matheson. matheson, first time, wilbraham! it‘s going to be amazing — to go to two premier league grounds in one season and it will be an amazing day out for everyone involved in the club. i think my sister‘s going to try to waggle her way off a day of school to come down. it is a dream every little boy has to be a professional for and to be one of the very few to get that opportunity, it is a dream come true. a very proud moment for me and my family. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. where there‘s also some live winter youth olympics action with

coach kyle hand shawn and players richard sherman and george kittle were talking to the media before leaching for miami tomorrow. lafd louie has more. >> if the niners have any secret plays they are not revealing them here. we got to see the warmup and drills. but we had to leave before strategic plays they might use against the chiefs. >> you teach the plan, sell the plan all we can. show them the looks. doesn't always start that way i don't think by the time you get to saturday night i hope that we've given our players a plan they are confident in. >> in the post-practice news conference he suggested there are no as forred plays. but facing the formidable quarterback, patrick mahomes, the defense knows what they have to do. >> start pass rushing. consistently put pressure in his face, whether just pressure up the med middle, the edge, getting hits. you know and alsoset getting sacks. you want to make him uncomfortable. you don't want him back there. a quarterback like him with time to throw will make you y. team' strongest attributes fred warner mentioned the way the coaches are approachabl

senators will allow witnesses still looming in the air all of this coming as new information emerges leach from a draft a former national security advisor john bolton's new book suzanne malveaux reports. >>in just hours president trump's defense team will make its case against trump's removal from office but explosive new details from former national security adviser john bolton's impending book could now change the direction of the trial. a report in the new york times describes dozens of pages in bolton's unpublished manuscript and how the ukraine matter evolved in the months before he left the white house last september. bolton claims president trump told him in august. they should continue to hold nearly million in military aid to ukraine until officials there helped with investigations into democrats including the bidens undermining a key pillar of the president's impeachment defense that the 2 circumstances are unrelated. a source with direct knowledge of the manuscript tell cnn the new york times telling of bolton's account the ukraine aid whole discussion with trump is accurate. pr

jack leach is heading home from england's throughout south africa to fully recover from the illness ispsis in new zealand before christmas and has not paid at all in south africa because of a bout of gastroenteritis that affected the whole squad and he had a touch of the flu. that's all the support for now, nor more goals but to keep up—to—date with that on the bbc sport website and the fa cup. very quiet about who your team are. your team cup. very quiet about who your team are. yourteam and cup. very quiet about who your team are. your team and lost it to my tea m are. your team and lost it to my team just the other day. that could be anybody. we were unlucky, and as perfan, will be anybody. we were unlucky, and as per fan, will be. thank you. you will no longer be able to place bets using a credit card from the middle of april. the move is to try to curb problem gambling. of the 2a million adults who gamble in britain it is estimated that 800,000 people use credit cards to do so. and the research by the gambling commission suggests that about a fifth of those who use credit cards to

three years ago one of her paintings sold for $10,000 to robin leach of "lifestyles of the rich and famousactor terry crews is once again heating up social media with his ripped physique. >> that's what i hear. the 51-year-old shared some new images on twitter. his neck, his biceps. go ahead, no. go ahead, you were excited about this line. i want you to go and sell it, go ahead. >> his neck, his back, his biceps, and his lats. >> oh, snap. you guys should have seen the body roll that came with that. >> yes, fans are going crazy. one tweeted, wish i'd run into you during one of my #badgirlinlove days. another wrote, wouldn't be surprised to learn terry crews has 50 more muscles than the average person. >> his neck, his back, his biceps, and his lats. >> and his lats. >> oh my, should i do the nipple thing? when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> making news in america this morning, war of words. did bernie sanders say a woman can't win the 2020 election? what elizabet

assessment, that the lake is losing 85,000 gallons a day through leaching and into the aquifer below. we're going to excavate roughly around 10,000 yards of in-fill material that is sediment material thanks for being here hathat'sbeen lin. we're going to look at six feet at some of the smaller areas, and as part of that, we'll introduce a mechanical system to ai aerate the water out there. this body of water doesn't receive water, other than from rain. water is pumped into south lake, that runs through a pipe that goes to middle lake, and once it fills up, it goes into north lake. so it is basically an interim body of water, bathtub, so to speak. again, we're going to look at doing new planting and irrigation around the perimeter of the lake. we're working with some of our key stakeholders in the community, the audubon society, and we're working with lisa wayne and spencer potter to make sure we have comprehensive planting program here. we want to bring this back a naturalistic setting, and make sure it is viable for wildlife and plant habitat. so essentially, that is it. there are go

jack leach will be returning home from england's tour of south africa to fully recover from the illnessesyed at all in south africa because of a bout of gastro—entiritis, followed by flu. the organisation that make cricket's laws, the mcc, say they want five day test matches to remain. the world governing body are looking at a proposalfor 4—day tests, they say to help player welfare and ease the international schedule. tonight's fa cup third—round replay between tranmere and watford has been called off. heavy rainfall over the last three days has left the prenton pitch unplayable. the league one side stunned watford after they fought back from 3—0 down to draw 3—3 at vicarage road. the match will now take place next thursday. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. british scientists have warned that the bushfire crisis in australia is an indication of what would be seen as ‘normal conditions' if global temperatures rise to 3 degrees higher than the pre—industrialised average by the end of this century. experts at the met office carried out a review of research linking clim

assessment, that the lake is losing 85,000 gallons a day through leaching and into the aquifer below.oing to excavate roughly around 10,000 yards of in-fill material that is sediment material thanks for being here hathat'sbeen lin. we're going to look at six feet at some of the smaller areas, and as part of that, we'll introduce a mechanical system to ai aerate the water out there. this body of water doesn't receive water, other than from rain. water is pumped into south lake, that runs through a pipe that goes to middle lake, and once it fills up, it goes into north lake. so it is basically an interim body of water, bathtub, so to speak. again, we're going to look at doing new planting and irrigation around the perimeter of the lake. we're working with some of our key stakeholders in the community, the audubon society, and we're working with lisa wayne and spencer potter to make sure we have comprehensive planting program here. we want to bring this back a naturalistic setting, and make sure it is viable for wildlife and plant habitat. so essentially, that is it. there are going to b