when livingstone himself had come after them on a tree a little island by the fools. thomas danes was another explorer who got to the falls it around the same time and his writings include this description. the moisten that was fair to new word of the spray cloud mocked i'm your approach and the rich green sward became moment to their more than tilt every footprint was filled with fine play a lotta crossing with solemn shoes the stops and hot for the trees that obstructed our view we stood at once fronting the southern face of the victoria falls at the western angle or just opposite to us and of the beginning of the ravine a body of water fifty or sixty yards wide comes down like a boiling rapid over the broken books the steepness of the incline allowing the water to rush forward with so much wyman's just a break up the hole into a feces snow white irregularly ceiling taller with its lighter particles glittering and flashing like millions of living diamonds in the sunlight. before it takes its final sheer out from the edge of the precipice into the abyss when the. dav

island livingston described the scene his book. i believe that no one could perceive where the vast body of water when it seemed to lose itself in the earth at least i did not comprehend it until creeping with or to the verge i peered down into a large rent. unsoldered a stream of a thousand yards broad down a hundred feet and then became suddenly compressed into a space for fifteen or twenty yards the entire force a simply a crack made in a hot rock from the right to the left bank of this n.b.c. in his own diary livingston noted in peering down over the edge we could see only a dense white cloud with two rainbows on it a small shot from the ascending columns forth when the wind shifts eastwards and soon drenched us to the skin this falls almost constantly on the southern if and a thick bank of evergreen trees enjoy put petrol shocks several little streams off and run down that side but never reach more than half way the ascending vapors swells them up into the air with it when the river is full the noise is said to be terrific and

livingstone has been involved in england's limited overs squad before, but not in tests. squad in full. james vince, who struggled at number three during the ashes, retains his place in the squad but could be competing with livingstone for a spot in the side. mason crane is also retained after making his debut in the final test in sydney. and whilst ben stokes‘ name is on the list, he'll not be considered for selection, pending the conclusion of the legal and disciplinary cases against him for an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september. anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight unification fight against new zealand'sjoseph parker could be announced this week, according to his promoter eddie hearn. the british fighter holds the wba and ibf belts, adn parker the wbo version. cardiff's principality stadium has been touted as a venue. i say the heavy terms are agreed but there are probably still a dozen points you could easily have an iq and about, if you wanted to. but we do both want to make the fight, so david higgins has flown from new zealand to london. the others you

and it's liam livingstone ipresume the lancashire batsman is the new face in england's latest test squadhe programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics are due to take on the philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation: it was a sad and unpleasant moment for me. it was sad because i made that mistake and painful because with my team of officials we had been performing well. in our world, the referees are the same as the goalkeepers. everybody sees the mistake. t

there's also a first call up for lancashire county captain liam livingstone, who replaces gary ballancenvolved in england's limited overs squad before, but not in tests. 12 time tennis major winner novak djokovic says his elbow still isn't100%, but it was good enough to beat dominic thiem in an exhibition match in melbourne. it was the serbs first competitive match since exiting from wimbledon lastjuly and he's looking a strong contender to challenge for the australian open. after six months out with a elbow injury, never djokovic is back and despite topping the 14th in the world the 12 time grand is one champion looked back to his best in melbourne against dominic thiem and wasn't hanging around, taking the open a 6—1. novak djokovic says he is still intending to play in the australian open next week as he hunts for a seventh title and if wednesday's performance was anything to go by he will be in with a good shout. calm and controlling as ever from the back of the courts, the former world number one still had the match wrapped up. former world number one still had the match wrapped up

a new face with lancashire batsmen liam livingstone called up. him any moment and judy cole for the durham pace bowler mark wood. a bit surprised, i am pleased to be back in. withjake ball being pa rt of to be back in. withjake ball being part of the ashes squad and they felt they did pretty well and i was surprised to get the call but it is nice to be involved in the somewhere i have wanted to get back in. hopefully the point proven and i can do well. the only new face in the § in the isé in'the glstersjagw "7 isé in'the 3 i came {57 "r ééé them the 3 i came {57 "r isié them the 3 i wasets'w "7 and told them the news it was quickly forgotten. it was nice to get the call yesterday. i am very excited to get going. many people will know you as a one—day player. is it hard to transition from that format to what you are heading into? it is but lots of people seen you as a white ball cricket whereas i myself see at the other way around and my stats which shall that my actual strength is in red ball cricket. i have already had a taste of international

i'll never forget it. >> livingston knows rick's anxious to complete a sale quickly but must verify the rick bought it from mercury astronaut gordon cooper in 1995 for $19,000. and he gives the auction house two letters of authenticity to prove it, along with actual photos that the astronaut said were taken from space with that camera. "i took the photographs with a hasselblad camera. the serial number on the camera body is tv 45279." but when the auction house submits the camera for expert analysis, the results surprise everyone. did it end up being gordon cooper's camera? >> it did not. >> uh-oh. that's next. >> announcer: here's another quiz question for you. how many of the original seven mercury astronauts walked on the moon? is it... the answer in a moment. it does not take an extraordinary person to make a difference. it's just a matter of what kind of difference we choose to make. anyone can join an action team you just join and volunteer and help out. just get some of your friends together it doesn't have to be some huge thing. do something that you're passionate about, find so

david livingstone, big eurozone, a known remainer. he has the debutjob.itle and minor social care. what is thatjob? his chairing a series of cabinet committees on brexit and domestic policy in the areas where the onus is not so focused. so she can absolutely focused on the brexit negotiations and on the domestic policy of national security and the economy. he hasn't got the first secretary of state title. ministers who have gone with great fanfare, if they don't have something to tell whitehall they are a big beast, they normally run into trouble. david lidington has two think that tell whitehall he is a big beast, david livingstone, he is well—known and well respected. so i have been looking this very long day that didn't quite go to plan. it has been a torrid six months for theresa may. today was the moment for the prime minister to finally assert her authority over her government and party after the disastrous general election setback. it all started so well when the prime minister stood on the steps of downing street to show off the new group of mps s

after the game, shaun livingston, calling me jinx schuman. >> in the third. out, solid job start of the second quarter. trying to get back into the game. they hit a lot of tough shots early. once we got to it, starters and steph got going, downhill. >> it's team sport but almost seemed one-on-one with steph and kyrie, i know that's not how it works out but kind of what fans saw tonight. >> as fan at home, that's the show. i'd pay to watch that show. two of the great showmen in the game, two of the greatest point guards right now. they play the right way, think that's why you're seeing their teams are successful. >> two best teams in the league, east and west, had playoff feel. but it's a long way to the playoffs. but peek at what you might be facing? >> think it's a glimpse. it's fun. every time we play them the last three years i've been here, it's been a battle. brad stevens is a hell of a coach. great staff. getting personnel and pieces they want over there, seeing what they can do with those pieces. i think will be exciting matchup, but obviously a lot of

you can submit questions now you can submit questions now using hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, i've got a huge house and no friends. join me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. popcorn. i like popcorn. >>> there have been several recent close calls involving passenger jets at sfo. air canada is launching a safety review. this includes increased pilot training. and nearly landing on four other jets that were awaiting takeoff. a plane ignored warning from the towers to abort. >>> looking at a newly freed uc berkeley student. luis mora spent more than two weeks at a detention center. mora has been in the u.s. since he was 11 when his family arrived from ecuador. the 20-year-old has overstayed his visa. today the judge granted him bond at $1,500. >> sparking fear today in bay area immigrant communities. specifically looking for undocumented immigrants in sanctuary city vic lee has that story. >> reporter: in january last year ice agents mistakenly visited a pre

. >> and will you nee hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, i've got a huge house and no friends. join me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. popcorn. i like popcorn. . >>> new studies suggest the virus may be spread not only by causing and sneezing but simply by breathing. researchers say it is the biggest study ever done on the topic and they hope the public will listen up. chris wynn has the story. >> despite the efforts to stay healthy, a new study published in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences suggest the flu can be spread simply by breathing. led by the university of maryland, the study involved researchers from san jose state and u.c. berkeley. after catching the virus in the ex lald breath, the team found that those who are infected can still generate infectious aerosols especially during the first few days of illness. >> across a short distance i could be breathing. little particles could be travelingaged you could breathe them inaged

more on the news that cabinet minister david livingstone has told mps they will not be bailing out carillionone into liquidation putting 30,000 jobs at risk. the government awarded contracts risk. the government awarded co ntra cts to risk. the government awarded contracts to connolly and after profit warnings were issued. let's talk to alexandra bailey, director for property assets and investment at oxygen county council which broke its ties with carillion last spring. hello to you. thank you forjoining as. wider you decide that carillion are not the company for oxygen cou nty are not the company for oxygen county council? —— why do you decide? there were two factors that led us to decide to end our relationship with carillion. the first was performance. we had concerns about performance. particularly in respect of our construction project. the building projects they did with classrooms, etc, we had concerns about the way that was performing. our view was we could do it better ourselves. the other thing that happened was we took a different approach to the way we managed property. we wanted

me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. popcorn. i like popcorn. >>> live doppler 7 is tracking tonight's storm. strongest part probably arrive while you're asleep. ranks one, light on the storm impact scale. nothing to what people are dealing with across the country. can you believe that? video from massachusetts captures it all. brutal winds blowing snow and flood quarters with chunks of ice. sadly turned deadly. >> impacting people up and down the east coast. sister station in new york shows us what it's like on long island. >> reporter: storm moved on, sun went down and winds are picking up. wind chills could go below zero. that's a concern. all of this could freeze over. and road crews will be helpless to deal with it. after 20 minutes of pushing and shoving, backward and forward, freedom. >> outstanding. if you like snow. >> reporter: storm swept across long island on gale-force winds and blasted most communities with more than a foot of snow. driving dangerous with

are you hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, i've got a huge house and no friends. join me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. orn. i like popcorn. >>> california ranked as one of the best states for women to own a business. it says women owned firms representing more than 37% owned businesses in the state. the state needs to step up and create an equal balance for all women. >> i think it is a great aco accomplishment. when i hear from women business owners, it is the number of regulations that are put on small businesses makes it challenges. >> she also says more business owners need to run for office to make california more business friendly. >>> the car of the year award is out at this year's detroit auto show and the winner is the honda accord. winners selected by a panel of 60 autotive journalist. volvo sc 60 won utility car of the year. >>> next see how the east bay recognized dr. martin luther king jr. day. >>> you can get the latest news

. >>> and we'll hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, i've got a huge house and no friends.me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. popcorn. i like popcorn. >>> all right, live doppler 7 is tracking what remains of a light storm ranking 1 on the impact scale. it's brought the bay area, rain, hail, lightning and thunder and rainbows today. >> it's interesting stuff for sure. let's check back in with weather anchor spencer christian. >> we're not likely to see any rainbows tonight. we had them today. as dan pointed out, we have widely scattered showers at the moment. through tonight we can expect widely-scattered showers and possibly some hail or thunderstorms and high elevation snow as cold air is continuing to spill into the bay area. here's our forecast animation taking us into the late night and overnight hours. you can see the scattered showers will taper off in the wee hours of the morning before the morning commute begins. so commuters should be greete

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a lot of people see me asa livingston.hereas i myself see myself the other way around. my stats would show that my strength is in red bull cricket, so i've already had a taste of international experience with the 20 20s this year and it will be a nice opportunity to go into the environment this time with a lot more confidence in my game. the draw for the australian open was made earlier today in melbourne and we we re made earlier today in melbourne and we were here about the prospects for british players in a moment but the defending champion roger federer was at the door and he saw himself drawn against slovenian. the world number one rafah nadal and last year's runner—up starts against estrella the only british male in melbourne, kyle edmund, faces anderson. that is all the sport for now. i will have more for you in sports day at10:30pm. a woman has appeared before magistrates charged with murdering a man whose remains were found buried in a garden at stockport in greater manchester. barbara coombes, who's 63 and believ

the teenager has the time to school livingston sort of be injuring six people including a teacher. who managed to the costs and inflicted injury sustained free school children and a teacher who the next a child received a blow to the face another one was struck on the back and another girl something. else is in the school who is the one to to calm mufon like this could have been expected from that action and no money could have anticipated just would have. got the numbers pretty soon. and that's all amid a string of similar attacks throughout russia this week the details these artes jacqueline berger. the past five days have seen a frightening trend creeping up in russia with three different attacks occurring at schools. and all those cases the young perpetrators used basic weapons not an axis as that was likely all that they had at their disposal and a disturbing online trend may also link these incidents our sources believe that violent online groups that center around tragedies like the columbine high school massacre may also be a common factor now just to remind you the columbi

how do you defend livingston at the buz st. joe's loses 81-79.ail coach mis mind at umass up 21 in the second haot enough. pitkin scores 44. losail loses 86-79 in overtime their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. ht jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special rformance of "a doll's patrons p whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales career wardrobe an organization thatr clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy k next followed by >> "action news"s at edwards matt meteorologid murphy a roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky ducis rodgers and entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

otis livingston at the buzzer. st. joe's loses 81-79.lose his mind at umass, up 21 in the second half. not enough. pitkin scores 44. losail loses 86-79 in overtime, their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. >> all right, jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special performance of "a doll's house." patrons paid whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales benefit career wardrobe, an organization that provides career clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ tonight -- chris hemsworth. from "the assassination of gianni versace, american crime story," darren criss. and now, here we go again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] watchin. thanks for coming. i'm glad you'r

he died tuesday at his home in livingston, new jersey. he was 93. >>> and this morning, we're remembering a fallen hero philadelphia fire fighter lieutenant matthew latourneau died after running in the burning home trying to save, others, lives, our lauren johnson has more on his life and legacy right now, lauren. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is where it all started for matt latourneau here at springfield fire company and the pain here, it is just as deep as it is over in philadelphia, black bunting drapes outside of the firehouse as entire community mourns loss of one of the greatest as his colleagueses calls him. friends say he died doing what he loved a love that started as a young kid, latourneau started his self less service as a 16 year-old at springfield fire company still in high school and 42 year-old who lived, in the township never lost his ties here working as a volunteer up until his death. that happened on saturday, the lieutenant, suited up with other fire fighters from engine 45, to answer the call of a burning r

he died tuesday at his home in livingston, new jersey.e was 93. >>> we had that big storm that came through basically the entire east coast on thursday and say you were on a big crew s line in the middle of the what ther with 4,000 passengers. may have been rocky. it was for one man and everybody else on a norwegian cruz line ship on this vacation. we are talking about jason neil, worker at our station from conshohocken. he was than born, it is rocking and rolling. he was on a vacation in the bahamas when cruise took a terrifying turn. there was water. wind dripping off pieces of the ship. when you go outside your room you see everybody standing outside adults, children huddled in the hallways and other common areas. >> i didn't think much about it until 1:00 o'clock in the morning when i woke up hanging out of my bed. all of the little kid sitting on the floor with their life vests on and the families were praying. >> that is scary when you have that. so, the crew line said no pass eveningers were hurt. it has departed for its next sched

back in shreveport, louisiana someone shoots 65-year-old livingston and that's number 31. in dallas, texas an accidental shooting takes the life of a 14- year-old and that's number 41. seven minutes later, another accident and a 5-year-old finds a gun in his father's car in orlando, florida and that's number 42. in verona, kentucky, a woman kills her husband and huguely is number 55. finally we go back to saint louis, missouri on the morning of october 4 and police find 27- year-old carlos morris dead inside his home. number 58. 49 hours and 38 minutes after the start of the vegas mass shooting, of the 58, 36 are african-american. 50 are males. more than half are under the age of 30 and the number includes four accidental deaths, two officer-involved shooting's both of which appear to be justified according to initial reports and at least one shooting police believe was an act of self-defense. 58 dead in a little more than two days. and in a country where 11,000 gun murders took place in 2016 alone, 58 is slightly below average, not that the country paid it much attention.

iiovertime, otis livingston the foul in the basket. the junior guard tonight. the patriots get their first conference win of the season tonight. and you have to meet this little doodle who loves bowling. his high game, 93. down, even gets strikes once in a while. he started bawling when he was just 12 weeks. [barking] erin: the owner was on the usa junior national team in college. jonathan: wait for it, that looks like it is going to hit the spot. erin: and alex ovechkin has been selected jonathan: governor see -- a state of emergency for the state of maryland. bill: the temperatures will drop small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000. >> dicky: from

as for the game, a struggle for the patriots, but otis livingston drives and makes it. the wildcats later in the half, davidson's john axle all the way for a layup. second half, more davidson, more goodman. three of his game highs 24. 86-59. patriots will try to regroup at home with st. joe's on wednesday. >>> a really good game with a comeback win and a game 2 started in jacksonville where a couple droughts came to an end. jacksonville hosted a playoff game for the first time since the 1999 season. the same time the bills were last in the post-season. something had to give. the first post-season starts tyrod taylor and blake bortles. big stop on third and goal for buffalo by who? our former friend and red skin alexander. fourth and goal, bortles finds koyek for the touchdown. first of the season. jaguars up 10-3. under two to play now. taylor trying to make something happen. he's taken down by ballard. his head hits the ground hard here. he has to leave the game with game protocol. after picking up a big and 3, intercepted on the far side by dale. ramsey with 33 second

livingston on three as time expires. the former sports caster son. hawks fall.. taking in the sights at tower bridge today. and good news markelle fultz in the picture. he could be in a game as soon as next week. el: broke, homeless, selling my body to get high, locked up, a slave to heroin - that was my life. married, a homeowner a professional, recovering and my life no i got help. you can too. new years means a new day for those struggling with addiction. don't suffer. don't wait. choose help. call 844 reachnj or visit reachnj.gov >>> i know you're just the messenger. thank you so much for the warm weather. >> it's going back down too. it's going up and down in between we're getting a lot of rain. from thursday night into saturday morning. saturday the temperatures plunge during the day. by the time the eagles play it will be freezing cold. it will feel like the teens. frigid sunday and into monday. and tuesday. we could see some snow. next week is pretty chilly. this warm up that we're getting is just a temporary thing. >> i might stand out in the rain frida

diana is calling from livingston, new jersey on our democratic line. caller: i am calling primarily my alarm that the russian , andng is still going on there was an article by the associated press yesterday that it is facing spear phishing attempts in the u.s. senate. i am very worried about the lack of attention to securing our election system, the infrastructure. there was another article in the observer that they were attempting to get into vr systems, which takes care of the voter rolls in each county. i feel that our election system is still vulnerable to hacking from foreign countries, primarily russia, and the gop who is in power refuses to do anything about securing our elections. we have to wonder why. host: what would you like to see them do? caller: first of all, come out and make the president acknowledged that it was not a hoax, because as of three days ago he is still telling the foxican people, primarily news viewers and one america ,ews viewers, that it is a hoax and that this is a big conspiracy by obama and clinton and the fbi to get

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liam livingstone from lancashire has also been named. james vince keeps its place in the squad.aining us just a few weeks after entertaining us in i'm a celebrity, amir khan is going back into the ring? yes, two yea rs going back into the ring? yes, two years out of the ring. he is ready to make a comeback. his opponent will be named next week for the fight in april in liverpool. it is interesting how, after years of slapping each other off and supposedly not liking each other, khan and promoter eddie hearn have decided to work together. he has signed a three fight deal with matchroom promotions. khan has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent weeks after appearing on the reality tv show. you are going to be anxious, you are going to be nervous. maybe people saw more of that in the real side of me. maybe they thought i was arrogant. i had to be confident in front of my opponent, otherwise people would think, who is —— he would think, who is this when i'm fighting? people got to see the real side of me away from boxing. it is lovely to come back and have so much lovely to come b

it's made for the generosity of the livingston foundation. in new york city and graduating from radcliffe college came of age in the vietnam war era and the vietnamese and americans in vietnam the history of vietnam and the involvement in that country the book was awarded the pulitzer prize, the bancroft prize and the national book award. she's since authored numerous works of american history and works have appeared in such publications as the new yorker, "new york times" magazine and rolling stone. she will discuss the most recent book the evangelicals to shape america. she traces the history of the protestant evangelism from its beginnings in the great awakenings in the 18th and 19th centuries to its current implements with religious political life. she also explores the future of the evangelical movement and the demographic cultural change. the book has received quite critical acclaim for the scope and detail and timeliness "the new york times" book review place anyone concerned about the protestantism was a trusted guide in the brand. th

and 24—year—old lancashire batsmen liam livingstone has been given a first call—up to england's test15 new zealand. more on those stories in 15 minutes. lawyers for victims of the serial sex offender john worboys are calling on the crown prosecution service to bring further prosecutions against him. they say 93 cases should be reassessed. worboys was jailed indefinitely in 2009, the parole board has recommended that he should be released after serving about ten years in prison. richard scorer from the victim's lawyers, slater and gordon, joins me now from salford. their good evening. just explain for viewers what you wa nt to just explain for viewers what you want to see happening now, what you are calling for and the clients you represent are calling for? what happened in this case was thatjohn warboys was prosecuted only in respect of a small fraction of the crimes that he was suspected of committing. many women came forward before the trial who were not included in the indictment, and there were others that came forward after the trial. there are many allegations that have not bee

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jo and oh, otis livingston at the buzzer. that's your game winner, baby. george mason wins 81-79. that was good stuff, but here's why i'm mad tonight, people. the wizards have now lost five straight games to the utah jazz. these dudes were giving away m&ms at the game with john wall and bradley beal's face on it. you can't put a man's face on an m&m and not show up. here's a live look at wall and beal now. the wizards aren't the only ones getting pushed around by the jazz. look what happened to this fan after getting ejected. look at my man holding the cell phone that said get that mess out of here. speaking of cell phones, georgetown has a ban on those devices at least for section 118 in the game against st. johns on january 20th as part of a promotion to encourage conversation with your neighbor face to face, not doing this. since you can't use your cell phone, you need a paper ticket. it will give you a print-out of the box score and if you want to take a picture, they'll give you a polaroid camera. try taking a selfie with that. >>> i just heard first black woman or first blac

otis livingston decided he wants to be the hero. three at the buzzer. finishes with 25 points. madness at mason. george mason wins it >>> gw on the road losing big to davidson 72-45. >>> one year agoat tucker road ducks youth hockey team based in prince william county lost their home rink due to a fire. there's been an outpouring of support from the washington area hockey community since then and the washington capitals including brooks orpik who today on his day off surprised the team with 25 sets of equipment worth $10,000 as well as some new team jerseys through the goals and dreams program. >> they e-mailed me, dear alex, congratulations. i was in my office at work and i just screamed. everybody was like what's going on? and i was like oh, my god, oh, my god. it was very exciting. >> the pads and the gear and everything, that's expensive. this is an expensive sport. so we're trying to make it so that everyone, all races, all ethnicities, can play this sport. >> i think it was really just kind of the personality and the energy of the kids. and their passion for playing hocke

there's a first test call—up for 24—year—old lancashire batsman liam livingstone, while bowler mark woodbe honest — i'm pleased to be back in. i think that with obviously tom curran and jake ball being part of ashes squad, and i felt they did well, i was surprised to get the call. but it is nice to be back involved and it is something that i have wanted to get back in and hopefully i have got a point to prove and can i do well. the nba comes to london tonight as the boston celtics and philadelphia 76ers go head to head at the o2 arena. despite the increasing popularity of basketball in this country, nba chief adam silver says the chances of a british based team are increasing unlikely. if someone had said to me 15 years ago by 2018 they will be a chance you will have a team in europe or in london, and i would have said, fairly likely. i think we then have learned more about the impact of travel, changing time zones, fatigue, on our players, especially in correlation with injuries, so we have actually gone the other way. so it is not something we are ruling out. we have to completely reva

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david livingstone this morning seemed to be playing down the fact that the taxpayer could end up payingthe taxpayer could end up paying a hefty bill7m we can take these contracts in—house and tendering them again, significant losses to be avoided. the government has taken on the pension fund, which has a deficit of up pension fund, which has a deficit of up to 800 million. this is an enormous liability. the pensioners will take a hit. the government is now taking this on. there will be other losses along the way. in broad terms do you think we will nicely and moved against the remorseless contracting out of public services to the private sector? the one good thing that has come out of this is the principle that you can't have companies that are too big to fail. that will force a rethinking about her tendering his done, how to spread the risk more effectively, to bring more expertise and the government. in some cases the government. in some cases the government could run the contract themselves, obviously not all of them. this is a wake—up call so there is a proper account taken of taxpa

firstly, david livingstone, the justice secretary, walked up into number ten, justice secretary, walked, i justice secretary, walked up into number ten, i think the assumption was that he perhaps was going to get damien green's old boasts —— post as press secretary. attending numerous cabinet subcommittees, just to check up cabinet subcommittees, just to check up on what mrs may's cabinet collea g u es up on what mrs may's cabinet colleagues are too. but then, big surprise, amber rudd rolled up, the sole —— the home secretary. it is a cu rve ball sole —— the home secretary. it is a curveball because the assumption was that none of the big beasts were going to be moved, namely boris johnson, philip hammond and amber rudd would be staying where were. so, is it possibly the case that amber rudd might be given the post of first secretary as well as home secretary? might she also be responsible for being the promise to's number two? don't know but it certainly changes the dynamic. the only other thing that has happened was about ten minutes ago, we had a sort of photo opportunity, rather an

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.d acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treacherous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. falls in the congo river.ggest >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting the colonial period. using

shawn livingston, kevin durant, steph curry on hand. cook went to duke and he can play. up several times. he stops, game fake, game hi puts austin up 6 in theth 4th. this is the throw down, 15 points, 7 and 10 shooting, this dunk impresses the bosses. but the warriors fall 105-97 the final. >> we appreciate the support, the love, it's amazing. i know it's special for me to be out there. i haven't played on that court. and for our players, an opportunity for them to play in front of a large crowd like that and people to be supporting them and what they're doing. it was amazing. we definitely appreciate the love and support. >>> the nfl 2019 all-star game will be right here in san jose at the sap center. this year's game was in tampa bay. and they went with the three on three tournament fore mat. brent jones the loan sharks. he had scored a coal and an ape cyst. then the two east divisions took the ice. kucherof whiffs on the shot but still scored. he had a hat trick. first player to do that under this fore mat. so pacific and atlantic play wih the winners taking home 1 aa

staf scoop to the hoop. 2 of the 18 in the quarter, irving finishing with 37 shooting over sean livingstonund two defenders, 49 for curry. the warriors -- >> great players make great plays. you can't get wrapped up because that's where you lose track of how you're supposed to win. there's an appreciation of that type of performance on both ends and bringing the best out of each other. >> that was fun. >> it was. you see the two premier point guards going at it, you have to sit back and enjoy the show. >> this team plays so well in the third quarter. you must give a good halftime speech. >> it is incredible motivational speeches, by the time i'm done, some of the guys are crying they are so moved wiping tears away. a couple of them cal their moms to tell them about me and how inspirational i am. >> i had to cal my mom after the interview. 16 ranked saint marys, hosting the portland pilots. the longest acting streak. calvin, had 16. saint mary's, 12-23 from behind the ark. 44-22al the half. drives and lays it in. thomas, added six. 2-2 behind the ar m. 10-0 conference play. 72-55 the final.

. >>> chris christie will deliver the eulogy for brandon burn who died as his home in livingston at theer living governor of new jersey is expected to attend. >>> from our new jersey new room law makers in the garden state is offering incentives for amazon to build in the garden state. amazon could get ten thousand dollars in tax credit per worker over a decade. governor chris christie calling the bill one of the top priorities for him before he leaves office in 11 days. >> 6:39 a.m., still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, escape the cold head indoors to the movies, we'll tell you where to see the latest in the frightening franchise insidious. >>> this tells the picture just how cold it is. people rushing to get a picture of one of our natural wonders, completely frozen over. >>> meteorologist chris sowers returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's frigid here, too, but a warmup is on the way. we'll tell you when when "action news" continues. haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get

when ken livingstone introduced a congestion charge to london it was a formidable logistical task.de it happen. and another advantage was that capita could be penalised for any screw ups, of which there were a few. risk was transferred. but what about core activities? do we expect government to outsource the role of government? the big questions are about the delivery of complex services, so whether it's prisons, or probation, or adoption, government is the only organisation buying those services. and there's not a proper market, it's really difficult to measure performance, and if they go wrong the government's likely to get blamed. i think that is where the debate needs to be about whether outsourcing is right or not. one challenge is that contracts are hard to draw up and monitor. you can argue about the definition of an egg in a catering contract if you want to. the second challenge is the companies which win contracts are often the ones who bid unrealistically. with awkward consequences. firstly, government is focused on price rather than quality, or value for money. and as a

the engineer told what the engineer told investigators about why the hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, that's tangella, this is our haunted house and every saturday night on kofy tv-20 we present our show creature features, where we show wonderfully horrible films and horribly wonderful guests. do join us, please? >>> new details on that amtrak derailment that killed three people in washington state last month. the train was traveling at nearly 80 miles an hour, more than twice the speed limit around a curve. the national transportation safety board says an engineer told investigators he didn't see the reduce speed limit sign before the ben. he planned to start breaking about a mile out. the. >>> the person who sent the missile alert in hawaii that turned out to be a false alarm is nopt not cooperating with the investigation. that information was revealed today during a senate hearing by an official with the f.c.c. public safety and homeland security bureau. the hawaii emergency management agency says it encouraged employees to cooperate but it's up to each individual. it took nearly

kyrie finished with 37 shooting over sean livingston. 1:45 left. tied. stops and pops. lays it in. 49 for curry. warriors win 109-105. >> great players made great plays. like you said, you can't get wrapped up in the battle. that's where you lose track of how you're supposed to win. there's an appreciation of that type of performance both bringing the best out of each other. >> that was fun. >> yeah, it was. you see two premiere point guards going at it like that, you got to enjoy the show. >> this team played so well in the third quarter. you must give good halftime speech. >> that's what it is. the incredible motivational speeches and by the time i'm done, some of the guys are actually crying. they're so moved. wiping tears away. couple of them i think called their moms to tell them about me and just how inspirational i am as a human being. that's the key to the whole thing. >> i had to call my mom after the interview. >>> college hoops, st. mary's going for a 16th straight victory. hosting the portland pilots. one more win ties them with the longest active streak in

men such as samuel baker david livingston and henry morton stanley helped complete the picture about the true source of the nile. back home they were lauded as heroes with monuments built on of them but others saw them differently it was mistakenly called to discover that you know most of the books in the plus they use it speak to discover the night as if you was a fust you might have been through the night when actually. he was a fussy european to see this as of the night but i want to discover it because he was even so and this is also denied by the other gods yet. the royal geographical society helped push the boundaries of exploration and empire . but this age of exploration is seen by many as a precursor of colonize ation. most of that is most of these people were explorers but intelligence services in their own countries made use of their experiences for them that. they were not only british but also belgians and french. they've served the people and the situation in these areas. they then pass this information on for colonize ation has. armed with greater information the age o