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home with more than six to spare. —— lyon livingston., bbc news. amazing end to that match. superb from jonny bairstow. he spoke at his pride after his 11th for england. i’m he spoke at his pride after his 11th for england-— for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the - for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the bat - for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the bat in. | the biggest thing since the bat in. i got 11 and i think i've opened over 50, 57 times. yeah, i got 11 and i think i've opened over50, 57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment i'm really enjoying it. big my cricket at the moment i'm really en'o in: it. �* , ., my cricket at the moment i'm really enjoying

in negotiating purchase of the port of new orleans from france instead monroe and livingston accepted the surprise offer to buy the entire, louisiana territory adding over 60,000 square miles to the united states. monroe became secretary of state in the administration of his friend james madison in april, 1811 and briefly served simultaneously as secretary of war during war of 1812. he was present with madison of the battle of bladensburg on august 24th, 1814. where the british quickly routed an american force of regulars and poorly organized. militia monroe personally redeployed at least one unit in the american line with little apparent effect on the outcome. follow this cartoon implies that madison fled in panic from the field of battle he and most of the cabinet including monroe stayed on the field until the end and narrowly avoided capture. the british moved on to washington dc where they burned many public buildings including of course the white house on road was elected president in 1816. he and his wife elizabeth undertook the restoration and refurbishing of the white house a

and the zelensky livingston fights in politics were really more based on social and personal factors, rather than disagreements on ideology. the two sides really schiff did as they felt on the various issues. the dylan see family seemed to become loyalists once the revolution approached more because of their close ties to royal governors and other officials in the colony, rather than because of a particular ideology. so james, back to our sitter, at the beginning of the war held the position of high sheriff of west chester county, new york, which he had been appointed to in 1770 as a lucrative position. in 1777, he became a pearl of the west chester county militia. west chester county, if you can see here on this map, is here in red, just north of manhattan and the bronx on the east side of the hudson river, including the towns as you go north from manhattan and west chester, new richelle, phillips pepper, white plains, dos very, terry town. it was heavily anglican and had a very significant although still not the majority of loyalist population. one of these anglican loyalists was sa

in 1973, livingston, now known as bunny wailer, left the band. handling the wailers and i'm still not satisfied. but i'm still here, playing this great music. after leaving, he began work on his solo album called blackheart man. rastafarians are known to be blackheart man. your appearance teaches you to stay away from little girlies and stay away from lonely areas, because of the blackheart man. in the 1990s, he won the grammy award for best reggae album three times, and was givenjamaica's 0rder of merit in 2017. many have been paying tribute, including the estate of bob marley, who said he will be missed but not forgotten. while jamaica's prime minister called his contribution to jamaican culture "priceless". dark clouds do bring rain, then comes the sun to shine again, so we should walk and not look back. all the top business stories are coming up next. see you in are coming up next. see you in a moment. hello there. a week ago, we were seeing temperatures of 17, even 18 degrees in the sunshine. this wednesday, though, will be a lot cooler acro

. >> hace un par de semanas la compañía vacunó a mil empleados en fresno y ahora siguen en livingstoneta quieren vacunar a las 2500 personas que trabajan en la planta y son mil trabajadores los beneficiados es la única manera que todos vamos alograr ganar en contra del covid-19 la vacuna la ofrecieron a empleados mayores de 40 años. >> por otro lado, reportan una disminución el centro de reincidencia asistida dijo la información que es del 7 de febrero que solo se reportaron 7 mil nuevos casos de covid-19. >> es importante que sepa la información y algunos médicos ha dicho que puede haber una interferencia. >> la razón corporal lpodra provocar como algo maligno en las radiografía. >> agendar su vacuna para covid-19 y mamograma con precaución deoe pueden haber confusión con la mamografía. >> puede provocar falso positivo para cáncer de mamas. >> es que es un fenómeno que se ve con más frecuencia en exámenes y no toda mujer que se haya puesto la vacuna va a exprimentar la vacuna y agrega que puede ser señal de otro peligro en el cuerpo. >> una infección o condición inflamatoria y qué tie

as are hamilton, who were beaten 2—1 by livingston who have sealed a top—six place with one game to gosplit. a reminder of our top story, tributes are being paid to murray walker who has died aged 97. former bbc f1 presenterjake humphrey spoke to murray recently. he said "he was in a residential home, hating getting older. however, i could hear the sparkle and pride in his voice when we spoke about lewishamilton�*s 7th title. murray set the standard. i'm honoured to call him a friend." another former colleague martin brundle said "rest in peace murray walker. wonderful man in every respect. national treasure, communication genius, formula one legend. two time world champion mika hakkinen posted i'm deeply saddened by the loss of murray walker. or reaction for you later. that's all from sportsday. in this week's edition, i'm going to look at how the british royalfamily found itself at the centre of the most talked about story in the world — for the wrong reasons. back in 2018, it was different. the wedding of harry and meghan was the moment ofjoy. it was also a moment of change, and mom

and hibs extend their lead in third over aberdeen to seven points after a 1—1 draw against livingstoneatest players, has died at the age of 7a, after a long illness. he was famed as a ferocious striker of the ball, and after making his debut aged just 15, he became their leading scorer with 238 goals — a record that stands to this day. he was part of the team that won two league titles, the fa cup and league cup under legendary manager don revie in the late �*60s and early �*70s. lorimer also won 21 caps for scotland and played in all three of their matches at the 1974 world cup. the club said his passing left a huge hole in the leeds united family and his legacy at elland road would live on. peter lorimer, who has died at the age of 7a. there will be no overseas fans at this summer's delayed tokyo olympics and paralympics after organisers announced they would not be permitted. the decision comes amid widespread concerns among the japanese public, with continuing uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. the british olympic association said it would be very sad if family and fr

as are hamilton, who were beaten 2—1 by livingston who have sealed a top—six place with one game to goncluding tributes from the world of motor sport to former bbc commentator murray walker who has died aged 97. quite a blustar today, gale force winds, very witty last night as well. we've had lots of heavy showers and if few looking around at the moment. at the skies slow the clearing and that's going to give way to a sunny start to sunday. but from that rain somebody can gather there some rain on the way. if you look at the satellite picture there still a lot of shower cloud out there and you can see these swirls, these weather systems sweeping into western parts of europe, it's in the story for the last few days or so. here's the forecast for this evening into tonight. it's organised area of showers sweeping across wales and the midlands and the southeast. if you doubt it showers are here and there. and data showers into the night. excuse me. it's happened to me before. clear skies in the morning and it looks as though later on in the morning and into the afternoon it is going to clo

step towards winning the scottish premiership, a first title in ten years, if they win away to livingstontly goalless at half—time there. currently goalless at half-time there. . ., ., currently goalless at half-time there. . ., . ' :: currently goalless at half-time there. . ., ., ' :: ., ., , ,, there. hamilton lead 1-0 against st johnstone. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. thank you for gabbing for all the latest sports news. good evening. i am jane latest sports news. good evening. i amjane hill to latest sports news. good evening. i am jane hill to take you through the next bit of our coronavirus coverage tonight. let's look at germany because the lock down there looked as if it was working with case numbers down in the government considering how to reopen society. but new variants are spreading and many experts are warning that a third wave of infection has already begun. the vaccination programme is slow, with only 5% of the population having had their first slow, with only 5% of the population having had theirfirstjab. our german correspondentjenn

reporter: in in 1973, livingston, left the band. >> why did you decide to lve the wailers?ill not satisfied. but i am still here, playing this rabies. -- this great music. reporter: after leaving he became -- began working on his solo album. >>. the far ends -- rastafarian's are known to stay away from lowly areas. reporter: in the 1990's, he won the grammy award for best reggae album three times, and was given jamaica's order of merit in 2017. many have given tributes including the estate of bob marley who said he will be messed, but not forgotten. jamaica's prime minister called his contribution to jamaican culture priceless. >> dark clouds to bring rain. then comes the sun to shine again, so we should walk in outback. -- not look back. katty: remembering bunny whaler. the streets of manhattan have been allied with the sound of music, not through concert halls, the abandoned shops. as part of a program where storefronts have been transformed into performance spaces, giving some of the city's musicians the opportunity to perform live. [no audio] ♪ reporter: it's been tough

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the singer born livingstone he formed the band in 1953 with the late bob marley in peter's house he died in his native jamaica following complications from a stroke he was 73 years old. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera we're getting reports that several people have been killed that protests across me in mar police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations protestors across the country are defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover scott haidar has more from bangkok. we're hearing reports from several different cities across myanmar that protesters have been killed by live rounds a lot of them have been kind of trickling out throughout the day we don't know exactly how many yet because they still need to be confirmed but we know at least 4 have been killed possibly up to 7. coming from different cities yang gone one of them the largest city in myanmar mandalay we know that there are local media there were saying that 2 were killed and that in other cities multiple of other people have been killed as well so obviously those need to

david livingstone, became the figurehead for abolitionist explorers. the people who supported these missions, businesspeople, people with money. so they probably had some idea of why they're interested. it's not just interested in finding talk of africa. but when it comes to missionaries, living standard was actually quite clear in your what the capitalists, what interested you, the missionary organization. he told them that this is philanthropy plus 5 percent. that there is an interest for you as businessmen. and he said, quite openly, philanthropy joined us to fight against slavery, abolish slavery, because there is an interest for you, or you will produce cloth to sell to the people. some explorers made the most of the local merchants advice and logistical support. among the latter was to put it one of the most important slave traders in central and eastern africa. he controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika. with the help of tippoo tib and henry morton stanley went up the congo river and coerced the traditional village chiefs into sign

start in scotland where rangers are four points away from winning the title after a late win over livingstonmments he made to the referee who'd booked alfredo morelos earlier. and it was morelos who came up with the winner three minutes from the end, a 1—0 win that moves them 18 points clear of celtic again. elsewhere, stjohnstone got an equaliser three minutes from the end to stop hamilton getting a win that would have moved them off the bottom of the table, it finished one all. second placed manchester united have dropped more points in the premier league tonight, to give hope to the sides chasing champions league football next season they drew 0—0 with crystal palace at a very foggy selhust park. patrick van aanholt almost won in it for palace late on. united are lit points behind the league leaders manchester city. leicester city stay third behind united after a i all draw at burnley. the home side were in front early thanks to matej veedra, but leicester, who have a number of key players missing, found an equaliser half an hour later thanks to kelechi iheanacho — both sides hit the post

he fell one run short of his hundred but the damage was done, as the debutante liam livingstone saw them win they may fancy their chances to win the series on sunday. imran sidat, bbc news. so, a superb century from jonny bairstow. he spoke of his pride after what was his 11th odi ton for england. i'm happy. i think that's the biggest thing since opening the batting. i got 11 and i think i've opened over 50 56—57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, look, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment and i'm really enjoying it. the new formula 1 season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly, it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven—time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third.

within four points of the scottish premiership title as alfredo morelos leaves it late to beat livingstonod evening. the enormous cost of shoring up the economy because of the pandemic has been spelled out by the chancellor in today's budget. mr sunak revealed a series of measures that will take the uk's overall tax burden to its highest level since the 1960s. and he insisted that without corrective action the national debt would go on rising indefinitely. the furlough scheme for workers and support for the self—employed will be extended to september, as will the £20 a week uplift in universal credit. for the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors, the business rates holiday will continue untiljune. there's an extra £65 billion being spent on the whole range of support measures. paying for all this will take a long time, says the chancellor. income tax allowances will be frozen from april 2022 for four years. this means more than a million people will start to pay income tax and a million more will start to pay the higher rate. corporation tax, paid by companies on their profits, will ri

billings will also miss out on friday's second match of three — also through injury — which means liam livingstoneot quite as serious as they could have been. so speedy recovery for them two and hopefully they're back before before the ipl. but, yeah, like you said, it's obviously not nice to be able to... to have to come into to replace injuries, but really nice to be given the opportunity. world number one and defending women's champion ashleigh barty played her first match outside her native australia in over a year on thursday after winning the first set 6—3 against slovakia's kristina kucova at the miami open. the world number one faltered and lost the second before regaining her composure to win out 6—3, 4—6, 7—5 against the world number 149, setting up a third round match against latvian jelena ostapenko. rory mcilroy kept alive his hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 at the wgc match play event in texas after he beat us 46 seed lanto griffin 4&3. while in this same group, england's ian poulter beat australia's cameron smith 1 up and now plays griffin on wednesday, knowing if he avoids

their singer born livingstone formed the band in 1963 with them later bob marley and peter tosh he died in his native jamaica following complications from a stroke he was 73 years hard on god. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera we're getting reports that several people have been killed that protests across me in mar police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations protestors across the country are defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover scott either has more from bangkok. we're hearing reports from several different cities across myanmar.

livingstone beat hamilton 2—1, and hibernian are looking good for third after beating ross county byast. the olympic champions came from behind to win 2—1. sarah robertson scored the winning goal in the final quarter. they play again tomorrow with the last game on tuesday. sir lewis hamilton has had a difficult day in bahrain where the formula one teams are currently testing. he lost control of his mercedes forcing the session to be stopped at one point, and while his teammate valteri bottas posted the fastest time, he was second—slowest on the track where the season starts in just over a fortnight. and finally, lee westwood shares the lead at the players championship in florida, you can follow the rest of the third round on the bbc sport website, that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me, and the rest of the team, have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. that's coming up after the headlines. let's return now to our main story this evening — the response across

liam livingstone and moeen ali offered some resistance, too, but with both of them now out, england'surning attention now to internationalfootball, and both england and scotland continue their qualifying campaigns for next year's world cup in qatar later. england with the perfect start after their 5—0 win over san marino on thursday night. they're away to albania, kick off�*s at 5 o'clock, where gareth southgate's side can expect a much tougher test. we have to produce every game. we're expected to win every time we play and we have got to make sure that our mentality is like that. so i thought the mentality the other night was very good and we have to be exactly the same. we have got a good opportunity in the next two games to put ourselves in a really good position in the group and we need to make the most of that. after opening with a draw against austria, scotland face familiar opponents israel in tel aviv later. they played them three times last year — twice in the nations league and again in their euro 2020 play—off semifinal, which they won on penalties. we've not qualified, so

in scotland, i have talked to the amazing scottish scientists at the plant in livingston, where they new company that can make a 3d model of your organs using an mri scanner or a ct scan. so that a surgeon knows exactly what to do. and of course, in wales i have seen the great wrexham plant, wockhardt, where the ranks of tiny vaccine bottles are being filled and sent out in great battalions, wave after unstoppable wave, to fight and defeat the armies of disease. in scientific efforts, in the nhs, in the work of the armed forces and government at all levels, i see the whole of the united kingdom working together. it seems incredible that on may the 6th, we face opponents, who would literally try to smash up these partnerships and destroy the formula for british success. we face a labour party that has done nothing more during the pandemic then weave like a bunch of wobbly weather—vanes, backing the government one week and bashing us the next. they are spending most of their time wondering which public statues to tear down or whether herewood the wake should now be known as herewood th

livingston, mr. heald, mr. coralluzzo. and remember that these are the ones we know about. yet? >> didn't help when lab results from paige's car came back negative. the fire burned it clean of evidence. so the sheriff's office turned to a volunteer search dog team for help. and sure enough, the dogs appeared to hit on jones' scent in paige's charred car. and then they sniffed their way down this gravel road that dead ends at the gunnison river. when given paige's scent, the dogs followed exactly the same path along highway 50 down the gravel road into the gunnison river. so was paige's body in here somewhere? they called in divers. >> basically, we go across the river about 100 feet. they let us out five feet. we come back across the river, 100 feet. and basically just searching by feel, i just got out of there and it's pitch black on the bottom. >> but there just wasn't a body down there. swept away by the river perhaps? anyway, the labor-intesive search of the countryside, which had been going on for two long months, now seemed rather pointless. so, at summer's end, the c

. ♪ ♪ >> born neville livingston he formed the group with marley, his friend in kingston, jamaica. ♪ought worldwide attention to reggae with the 1973 album, catch a fire. ♪ ♪ get up stand up ♪ ♪ stand up for your right. >> that same year they released burning. featuring the wailers most recognizable songs. ♪ ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ ♪ but i did not shoot the deputy ♪ >> unsatisfied with the touring life and the trappings of commercial success, bunny wailer left the group and embarked on a solo career and stayed in jamaica while the others became international super stars he won three reggae grammys and became known as an elderstatesf ene. ♪ ♪ >> the current wailers lineup has received a graim nomination for best reggae album, the grammy awards will be handed out next sunday and you can watch the show right here on cbs, the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and that's the over might news for this monday, for they have some of you the news continues and for others check back with us later and follow us on online any time at cbs news.com. reporting from new york city. >>> it's

adventure ready to invest in the raw materials that their continent needed the missionary dr david livingstone became the figurehead for abolitionist explorers the people who supported these missions business people people with money so they probably had some idea of why the interested it's not just interested in finding the stock. of africa but when it comes to missionaries living standard was actually quite clear here in your what the capitalists what interested in. the missionary organization he told them that this is philanthropy last 5 percent that there is and it just as businessmen and he said quite openly philanthropy joined us to fight against slavery. abolish slavery because there is an interest for you or you will produce cloth to sell to the people. some explorers made the most of the local merchants advice and logistical support among the latter was to put it one of the most important slave traders in central and eastern africa she controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika with the help of tippoo tib henry morton stanley went up the congo river and coerced the traditio

livingston, who sang harmony and played percussion went by bunny wailer as the band moved to the reggaebum, 1973's catch a fire, helped to popularize the sound around the world. it was listed at 126 on the list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. as bob marley went on becoming a global icon, bunny pursued a successful career, winning three grammy awards. marley died in 1981 at 36. tosh was killed six years later at 42. bunny carried on their legacy, making music for three more decades. bunny wailer, who had been the last surviving member of the group that brought reggae to the world, died on tuesday in kingston, jamaica. he was 73 years old. (dad vo) i saw them out of the corner of my eye. just a blur when they jumped the median. there was nothing i could do. (daughter) daddy! (dad vo) she's safe because of our first outback. and our new one's even safer. (avo male) welcome to the 2020 subaru outback. an iihs top safety pick plus. the highest level of safety you can earn. (avo female) get 0% for 63 months on select new 2021 models. now through march 31st. it's time to say goodbye to

he fell one run short of his hundred but the damage was done, as the debutante liam livingstone saw thematting. i got 11 and i think i've opened over 50 56—57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, look, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment and i'm really enjoying it. the new formula 1 season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly, it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven—time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third. super league champions st helens beat salford red devils 26—9 in the opening match of the season. the saints got their title defence off to the perfect start by running in four tries at headingley in leeds, which is hosting matches in a covid—free bubble. l

start in scotland where rangers are four points away from winning the title after a late win over livingstonliser three minutes from the end to stop hamilton getting a win that would have moved them off the bottom of the table, it finished one all. second placed manchester united have dropped more points in the premier league tonight, to give hope to the sides chasing champions league football next season they drew 0—0 with crystal palace at a very foggy selhust park. patrick van aanholt almost won in it for palace late on. united are 14 points behind the league leaders manchester city. leicester city stay third behind united after a1 all draw at burnley. the home side were in front early thanks to matej veedra, but leicester, who have a number of key players missing, found an equaliser half an hour later thanks to kelechi iheanacho — both sides hit the post in the second half but couldn't find a winner. too many times, they weren't precise enough with their passing, so that's something that needs to become better. but from a physical perspective, we gave everything in the game, played lots

will also miss out on tomorrow's second match of three — also through injury, which means liam livingstoneortunity. britain's adam yates has retained the overall lead after the fourth stage of the volta a catalunya. he couldn't follow up yesterday's impressive victory with esteban chaves leaving yates and his fellow ineos grenadiers team mates behind with just under four miles to the finish. the colombian won the stage, but yates finished soon after to stay 45 seconds ahead of team—mates richie porte and geraint thomas. the official countdown to the postponed 2020 toyko games is under way. this morning, members ofjapan's world cup winning football team from 2011 began the olympic torch's journey to the opening ceremony on the 23rd ofjuly. and getting to tokyo is also the aim of britain's marathon runners, in tomorrow's trials at kew gardens, in london. for one athlete, that would complete an incredible transformation. tom evans only took up the sport in 2017, as part of a drunken bet with his friends. joe lynskey has the story. the marathon is the olympic�*s longest race, but no route to t

and the singer born never livingston formed the band back in 1963 with the late bob marley and peter tosh he died in his native jamaica after complications from a stroke he was 73. a japanese 1000000000 it is looking for 8 people to join him on a trip to the moon on board a space x. flight and 2023. says he'll pay for the entire journey and wants to recruit people from all kinds of backgrounds on what he's calling the d.m. marine mission has always as a fashion mogul and an art collector he was named as space x. as a fast private passenger to the moon 2 years ago prospect of passengers have until march 14th to apply but a lot of the name of the key we were informed internally that space x. development status is very good i thought there might be delays and i was not very hopeful but everything is on schedule i want to reach out to a wider more diverse audience to give more people across the world the opportunity to join this journey. while still ahead here on al-jazeera the winning run continues for manchester city as they were 15 points clear in the premier league. ruth. martin back

there's a young woman named and shipping livingston who was a relative of elizabeth. she was a young woman same age as bushrod attended some falls at the powells during the 1780s early 1780s talks a lot about bush rod actually, but she describes one ball in detail her getting ready for the ball and it took all day and she showed up wearing a loomed hat so five giant feathers in the french style. so i love to imagine that outfit at the palo house. and and what kind of performance she was putting on and how she was portraying this gentile woman and as a young woman, too, so that's my little bit about what people were wearing so to speak a little bit about like what was being served. so elizabeth was well known for her dinners, and they were typically three course dinners and they were very very decadent. i guess the most famous example of this is john adams's diary where he writes about a most sinful feast again at the pals all of the things that could delight the eye and he goes on to describe. a lot of different sweets and syllabums and all kinds of alcohol and it's v

also on a committee is a name name robert -- robert livingston of new york. who actually goes back ten years to the meetings have over the stamp of taxes. you have a mad from connecticut name roger touch -- roger sherman, who ended citing not only the declaration of independence, the united states constitution, but also the articles of confederation. there are two men that can make that claim. benjamin franklin, the right here in philadelphia who is far and away the most famous american at the time. 70 years old, oldest night and congress. and then one of the youngest guys in congress, the fifth member, that is of course thomas jefferson. 33 years old. kind of that growing reputation with his writing and political thought. and the committees with the sitting and deciding what they want to say, jefferson should be the writer. he works for about 17 days on a declaration of independence. and he will especially go to john atoms and benjamin franklin for some of their ideas, and critiques of his writing. generally, in his view his work. he is building on a lot of

will also miss out on tomorrow's second match of three — also through injury, which means liam livingstonebut fingers crossed they're not quite as serious as they could have been. so, yeah, speedy recovery for them too and hopefully they're back fit before the ipl. but, yeah, like you said, it's obviously not nice to be able... to have to come into replace injuries, but really nice to be able to be given opportunity. britain's adam yates has retained the overall lead after the fourth stage of the volta a catalunya. he couldn't follow up yesterday's impressive victory with esteban chaves, leaving yates and his fellow ineos grenadiers team—mates behind with just under four miles to the finish. the colombian won the stage, but yates finished soon after to stay 45 seconds ahead of teammates richie porte and geraint thomas. in tennis news, there was a scare for british teenager jack draper at the miami open in what was his debut on the atp tour. the 19—year—old desperately struggled with the heat and humidity in his match against mikhail kukushkin, collapsing on court during the first set. he r

we were about to come out to the podium, the federal hall, and justice livingston, the highest ranking traditional person in america at the time, was going to administer the oath of office. and when i realized there was no bible, immediately i told them to find the bible, to go over to the masonic temple which was right next door, and to get the bible that i need to take an oath on the sacred word. the oath was very short, of course. but when i got to the end, i said that i will do everything in my power to preserve and protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. i added the word, so help me god and in the ritual of the masonic order, of which i was a very high person, i stooped and kissed the bible. now the day before, congress made resolution that following the oath of office, all of congress, the supreme court will join the president and the vice president and special services at st. paul's chapel, five blocks away. the reason it was at st. paul's chapel is in 1789, it was the only public building still standing that was not destroyed during the invasion of new york b

the star, whose real name was neville o'riley livingston, had been a childhood friend of bob marley.t in 2017. his death was confirmed by his manager and jamaica's culture minister. bunny had been in hospital since having a stroke injuly last year. borisjohnson and rishi sunak say they want tomorrow's budget to "unleash growth". the prime minister's press secretary told reporters that the budget would be about business growth and supporting jobs. earlier, the business secretary kwasi kwarteng has all—but confirmed that the furlough scheme will be extended untiljune. it's also being reported that there'll be extra support for the badly—hit culture sector. 408 million pounds will help museums, theatres and galleries in england to reopen once restrictions start to ease. there'll be a 150 million—pound fund to help communities to take over local pubs. £300 million will go to sport, with what's being called a "significant chunk" being given to cricket. and an extra 77 million pounds will be given to the devolved administrations in scotland, wales and northern ireland to provide their cult

steve: that pizza is in livingston, new jersey.allon hat. will: [laughter] just the kind of business bill smith's cafe that barstool and dave are saving, so let me show you 100% capacity, this is freedom here, free to conduct business and i was introducing you this is frank, first of all, frank you were telling me if i remember your words correctly, when you look state-by-state, those that are had the highest infection rates and those that are not is brain dead to have locked down. >> yes, it's really to continue doing the wrong thing, that we, here in texas, we probably closed down a little too tight. governor abbott has changed. you look at new york and california, they have stuck with the lockdown process. desantis in florida left his state very wide open at a high percentage of at-risk people, and performed well. will: performed well, the economy is open, and a criminal defense attorney, talking about doing well and you're saying empower people, makeup your own mind and then trust the people. >> that's right, assess the situati

they beat livingston by a goal to nil at hampden park.e at least and it's manchester city doing the chasing. they're just two points behind leaders chelsea after american world cup winner sam mewis scored twice in a 4—0 win at birmingham. england rugby has condemned social—media abuse directed at its players after saturday's defeat to wales in the six nations. ellis genge said he had been sent death threats after footage showed him apparently failing to clap the welsh players off the pitch. meanwhile, they have decided not to make an official complaint about referee pascal gauzere, after he allowed two controversial tries to stand in cardiff — this one scored after a penalty was taken too quickly for england's liking. england head coach eddiejones was watching as bath staged an outstanding comeback to beat northampton in the premiership. two zach mercer tries helped them come from 19—3 down, to win by 23 points to 22 — that ended the saints' run of five league wins. tiger woods has expressed his gratitude after players showed their suppor

and justice livingston the highest ranking judicial person in america at the time was going to administer the oath of office. when i realized there was no bible. immediately i told them. find a bible. to go over to the masonic temple, which was right next door. and to get the bible that i need to take an oath. on the sacred word well, the oath was very short, of course. but when i got to the end i said that i will do everything in my power to preserve and protect and defend the constitution. of the united states i added the words. so help me god. and in the ritual of the masonic order, which i was a very high person i stooped. and kissed the bible. now the day before congress made a resolution that following the oath of office. all of congress and the supreme court will join the president and vice president special services at saint paul's chapel five blocks away the reason it was that saint paul's chapel. is in 1789. it was the only public building. still standing that was not destroyed during the invasion of new york by the british we had carriages prepared. to convey all of congress do

batsman liam livingstone, is making his debut so all eyes on him later.e world's lowest ranked team, 5—0. the least you'd expect really. but there was a goal on his debut for substitute ollie watkins, scoring with his first kick of the game, while dominic calvert—lewin, was twice on target. there was a battling point for scotland. john mcginn scored an acrobatic equaliser as scotland drew 2—2 with austria at hampden. the scots twice came from behind. but there was disappointment for northern ireland, losing 2—0 to italy in parma. the italians are now unbeaten in 23 matches so it was always going to be a massive challenge. after finding a swimming pool with one of his shots on wednesday, rory mcilroy had a much better day yesterday at the world matchplay. he beat the american, lanto griffin, comfortably in texas. but he needs to win today and hope fellow brit ian poulter, slips up, if he's to make it out of the group stages. poulter beat mcilroy, heavily in the opening match. next to an event going on right now in kew gardens. where they have been tiptoein

the star, whose real name was neville o'riley livingston, had been a childhood friend. since having a stroke injuly last year. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. more of this to come through the night tonight, low cloud and mist rolling in off the north sea once again. but there will be the risk of a few showers developing from this little weather front moving into the southwest, and that'll push its way out of cornwall, devon and in the south wales towards dawn tomorrow morning. so, yes, those showers will continue to drift their way along the m4 corridor. the fog will slowly lift and the low cloud should burn back to north sea coasts. out to the north and west again, we should see a drier, brighter, sunnier moments from time to time. so it's a messy weather story to try to tell as we go through wednesday afternoon. in terms of the feel of things, well, cooler into the north, particularly if the cloud lingers, 4—6 celsius with maximums likely of 14 celsius into the southeast corner. as we move through thursday into friday, we keep t

they beat livingston 1—0 at hampden park. race in the women's super league at least — and it's manchester city doing the chasing. they're just two points behind leaders chelsea after american world cup winner sam mewis scored twice in a 4—0 win at birmingham. bath staged an outstanding comeback to beat northampton in the premiership. two zach mercer tries helped them come from 19—3 down, to win by 23—22,that ended the saints' run of five league wins. as you can see from those pictures there. tiger woods said he was touched, after players showed their support during the latest tour events in florida. he's continuing to recover after a serious car crash in california last week. a number of players wore woods' famous final—round colours at the wgc tournament — including rory mcilroy, who finished six shots behind winner collin morikawa. woods tweeted "it is hard to explain how touching it was when i turned on the tv and saw all the red shirts." for everyone to show their appreciation of what he means to us out here. you know, if

. ♪ for neville livingston, she formed the group with marley, his childhood friend, and peter tosl in worldwide attention to ran to reggae with their album "catch of fire." ♪ that same year they released "burnin," featuring some of the wailers most recognizable songs. ♪ i shot the sheriff ♪ >> unsatisfied with touring life and the trappings of commercial success, bunny wailer left the next year and embarked on a solo career largely staying in jamaica while marley and tosh became superstars. he went on to win three grammys in eight 90s and became known as an elder statesman of jamaica's music scene. worth noting the current iteration of the wailers are nominated for best reggae album this year. >> they make it every year at jazz fest. >> carrying on that sound. >> yes, indeed. >>> we're used to seeing million-dollar art objects in museums. now some are showing up in the digital world and nowhere else. we'll explain coming up next. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm tina kraus with a look beyond this morning's headlines. the future of some of the

batsman liam livingstone is making is debut so all eye on him later.ays going to be a massive challenge. the whole of wales will be cheering on scotland tonight as the six nations comes to an end. scotland's trip to france was postponed last month due to a covid—19 outbreak in the french camp. after denying wales the grand slam, last saturday, france can now snatch the title too, if they can score at least four tries against scotland and win by 21 points or more. however the scots have been wound up by all the talk about france being champions and hope to win themselves with a bonus point, which would mean their best everfinish of second. now before the pandemic, triathlon was becoming one of the boom sports for people to have a go at, with more accessible, shorter distances to swim, run and cycle. but the last year has been a write off, even for the elite athletes. sojust like all of us, the sport has had to adapt and come up with a new format that reflects lockdown life and how many of us are keeping fit at home. it comes to london for the first time

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