oh nice, uh -- it's a beautiful day in lyon. >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: in lyon, a city that believes, one name is everywhere. a name that brought honor, attention, and millions of visitors to the city. though there have been many chef heroes in the annals of gastronomy, in lyon, and even across france, one name stands above all others. murals, bridges, markets, casual brasseries, the name of monsieur paul is everywhere. but one of his most enduring institutions is this -- l'institut bocuse. one of the nation's great culinary schools. [ chef speaking french ] >> anthony: now, just to give you an idea of the standards here, the kind of traditional dishes baseline old-school fundamentals you're expected to master before you move on in becoming a creative genius all your own -- meet these guys. [ chefs speaking french ] >> anthony: mathieu viannay, joseph viola, and the institute's top dog, alain le cossec. chefs and m.o.f.s all. otherwise known as mofs. pretty much pay your flight home, private. master chefs. >> daniel: every four years they have this m.o.f. competition. >> anthony: m.o

everton eve rto n fa ce everton face lyon. the programme: philippa york, the former tour de france rider robert millar, revisits her home town of glasgow, as she gives us her first tv interview since her gender change. and if you could make the choice, would you have transitioned before? yes. i would would you have transitioned before? yes. iwould have would you have transitioned before? yes. i would have transitioned would you have transitioned before? yes. iwould have transitioned in would you have transitioned before? yes. i would have transitioned in my teenage years. also, england are preparing for their first warm up match ahead of the ashes, but already have injury concerns. you wait 51 years to win a world cup and suddenly two come along at once. england's u205 and ui7s capping what's been a tremendous run for the young lions. which may explain gareth southgate's decision to include three uncapped youngsters in his senior squad forfriendlies against germany and brazil. so does this signal a change in the manager's appr

. >> despuÉs de igualar en la ida de los cortos de final a cole, lyon-- a gol, lyon buscarÁ enfrentarrÁ enfrentar a tigres con su potencial. >> lo positivo acÁ es que avanzamos. >> el gol de visitante, ademÁs de la posiciÓn en la tabla favorecen a los del tuca. >> ojalÁ podamos demostrar que en casa vamos hacer difÍcil, prometer esfuerzo, sacrificio y trabajo. tambiÉn dependemos de cÓmo se presenta el partido con el rival. >> las estadÍsticas favorecen a los locales y de los enfrentamientos que tuvieron en el estadio universitario. a pesar del favoritismo de tigres, los verdes enfrentan el reto con mucha confianza. >>llegÓ la hora de saciar las probabilidades para gustavo dÍaz. llegÓ la hora de que el balón ruede. >> hoy lo publicaba en medios locales. la dirÉ iba nos lo ha-- la directiva nos lo ha confirmado, hay tuca ferreti para rato. >> vamos al palco de transmisiones. estÁ josÉ luis. con una victoria o un empate a uno, tigres va. estÁ liquidada esta serie? >> estoy instalado en este palco de trasmisiÓn de univisiÓn deportes. el resultado de ida marcada tigres como gran favorito.

total before malan fell for 56 and then just three runs were added before moeen ali fell to nathan lyonbw before chris woakes went without scoring having faced just four balls. 270 — seven for england. and don't forget you can keep up to date with all the goings on in brisbane via the live text commentary on the bbc sport website and app. there has just and there hasjust and other there has just and other wicket fallen so 270 — eight. india are set to make some changes as they prepare for the second test against sri lanka in nagpur starting injust over two hours. sri lanka were in a sound position in the first test for almost four days before collapsing in the final session as the match ended ina draw. india have only two days after the conclusion of this tour, before they fly out to south africa for three tests, 6 one—day internationals and 3 t20s. as it usually, we are crammed full time which we need to assess in the future. we assess the team but we do not look at how many days we have to play. everyone is atjudging players after test matches but it should be after test matches but i

aussie bowler nathan lyon gave reporters something to write about.lk, all the stuff that's happened this morning, just makes you chuckle. it's about what happens at 10:00am on thursday, and for the next five days, and whichever side plays better, whichever side bowls better, bats better, takes the catches, will unsurprisingly dominate the game. we're looking forward to another top billing of european champions league football with two heavyweights going head to head in turin. juventus host five—time champions barcelona. a win for the italians will send them through to the last 16. but if they lose to barcelona and sporting lisbon beat 0lympiakos, then they're in danger of missing out on the group stage! atletico madrid are two times champions league finalists in the past four seasons. but they are staring at an embarrassing and financially damaging champions league exit. unless they beat an in—form roma on wednesday. translation: we have never been in this situation. we have to learn to live with it. we need to think about winning. and then to wait b

.>>> the vikings at the lyons, i just had a baby boy, what should i name him? maybe it should be case because case keenum accounted for three total touchdowns after he ran one in ago offense set for thanksgiving meal in the end zone, the vikings over the lyons 30-23. they are 9-2 on the season. >>> the shot on the right is been makkah do before the season started. what and nfl season will do. new york played a close game but in the fourth, a go-ahead touchdown with the redskins winning 20-10 and the giants fall 2-9. >>> the best after all team -- the best basketball team, in the bay area feasting on harvard at the legacy tournament. 26 points for the st. mary's junior including a couple of big jams. they win 81 -- 89-71. >>> the cardinals facing florida , check out the dribbling. by the gator start to keep the play alive. florida wins. >>> before you know it will be a -- march madness. >>> is everyone going to get up at 5 am to go shopping?>> get up, i'm going to bed. >> he has a strategy. >> good luck. the late show with stephen colbert as max, our next newsca

robert lyons, moore, t are on the way a job and roof over their head. that's the start. throws three great stories of course the married marine couple that has a job now and outside of those stories, how many veterans are in our community that tonight will not have a roof over their head? tonight, they will know they go to sleep somewhere. maybe in a park. maybe in a bus station. maybe in a train station. tomorrow morning they will wake up and try get their life in order. the idea is that you know that there are so many veterans throughout who have served our country faithfully. dobb their duty. they had their sense of duty and patriotism and come back home and can't get a break. well, i hope you help with some of the organization and learned about tonight. they need your help. and you can go on-line and post this on our website and certainly tweet it out and put it on facebook and there are great organizations out there that are doing their part and of course we checked win our congressman in new jersey who is sue doing everything he can do mack that the right resources

they are in action again on thursday a way to lyon. —— away.nly a draw from their first 3 matches. they lost the home leg against lyon 2—1 when ronald koeman was still in charge at goodison park. so david unsworth gets his first taste of european football as manager with everton travelling to france. but unsworth is yet to win since taking charge temporarily. it's a different story for arsenal who sit top of their group. a victory against red star belgrade in group h will ensure qualification into the knockout stage. however, given that the gunners have already won their first three matchday ties they can also afford to draw, if bate borisov fail to beat cologne. we went again tomorrow, we qualify as top of the group. to me, that is important. because after, we can look a bit at the rest of the competition. with three events left until the race to dubai champion is crowned, contendersjustin rose and henrik stenson have been speaking — the first rounds gets underway at the turkish airlines open, in antalya. and rose says it'll be difficult to ca

just to let you know, everton are currently drawing against lyon in the europa league with that match coming to half—time. arsenal are also in action against red star belgrade. those matches to come in a later edition of sportsday at 10:30pm. but for now, from all of us here, goodbye. that wasjohn that was john watson with all that wasjohn watson with all your sport. it's one of london's most famous landmarks, currently in the grip of another political scandal. but aside from allegations of sleaze there are questions about the future of the buildings that make up the palace of westminster. urgent work is needed to renovate the houses of parliament. riz lateef has been given rare access to have a look at the scale of the problem. now, it down here below ground in the basement where the major problems are. andy, you're the chief engineer. tell us, what is going on down here? well, down here is where all the engineering services start. we've got ageing systems, and we've got things like gas alongside steam, alongside high—voltage electricity — you know, these are just things that you wou

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these are the eight teams left, with two from england, and two from france — including the holders lyony. the draw for the quarter—finals takes place next friday. sri lanka's cricketers have made a strong start to the first test against india in kolkata, with suranga lakmal taking three wickets for no runs. after a long rain delay the indian openers went cheaply. rahul gone for a duck and darwin just eight. fewer than 12 overs were bowled — and india will resume in a few hours from now on 17 for three... the conditions were brilliant for batting and we did not get an extreme passage of play. you have 15 01’ extreme passage of play. you have 15 or 20 overs bowled in a particular fashion and our batsmen could not get into a river. it was similar to a day night test. it seemed like that. at times when you play in such circumstances, playing with a red ball, it becomes difficult because it is more difficult to pick the red ball. i think the wicket was receptive and it was very helpful and it will be a big challenge and we were expecting that, we knew it would happen. by saying that, the job

the netherlands beat scotland in aberdeen, where lyon's memphis depay scored the only goal of the game finished third in their qualifying groups and didn't even make the play—offs. cricket now and we're just a few hours away from the start of the second day's play in the one—off women's test between australia and england. it's part of the multi—format ashes series with england need to win, to keep the series alive. england recovered from the early loss of opener lauren whitfield forjust four, with tammy beaumont and heather knight sharing a second wicket stand of 104. but slumped from 145—2 and closed the day on 235—7. i think it's probably even at the end of the day. it's been a really good competition between bat and ball and heather and myself are going nicely. we probably could have kicked on a bit but australia fought well in that last session. golf and austria's bernd wiesberger leads after the first round of the nedbank international in sun city south africa. he's one shot clear of the field — but it wasn't a good day for england's tommy fleetwood, who leads the european tour's

time he converted that start to a decent score of 83, eventually brilliantly you run out by nathan lyononeman was less fluid, he hung in there, gotti 53. the century partnership between them was absolutely crucial during them. the late wicket will have given australia conference. getting the prize scalp of captain joe root just before getting the prize scalp of captain joe rootjust before the close. both sides know to date could be crucial to the outcome of this match. a good day one, still a lot to do. without ben stokes in the batting line—up for mccann england do what they need to get enough runs and put the aussies under pressure? that is the big question. no ben stokes in this side. how much will this affect them? dawid malan and moeen ali doing well. jonny bairstow still to come, chris woakes, the more responsibility on his shoulders in the absence of ben stokes. both sides know, whatever happens over the course of the morning, the course of today can it could be pivotal to the outcome of the match. we need a good hour in the morning with the guys that can come in, score quickly.

there were shock defeats for lyon who were beaten 2—1 at home by struggling lille, and for the championses. in spain, the holders barcelona are through to the last 16 of the copa del rey after thrashing murcia 5—0 on the night, and 8—0 on aggregate. atletico madrid and sevilla are also safely through after big wins. but there were a couple of upsets — with the two big basque teams both beaten by sides from the third tier. bilbao were knocked out by formentera, and real sociedad are also out. leida came from 2—0 down on the night, and 3—0 on aggregate, to go through on away goals — after scoring three times in the last half an hour. in italy, hellas verona are through to the last 16 of the coppa italia. they beat local rivals chievo on penalties to set up a trip to milan in the next round. wins, too, for sassuolo and torino. in south america, gremio look to be heading for victory in the final of the copa libertadores. they led 1—0 after the first leg against lanus, and they're 2—0 up at half—time in the second leg in argentina — fernandinho and luan with the goals. day —— they went on to

in europe, in the women's champions league, the title holders lyon are through to the quarter finalson wednesday. a tough match—up for the team from kazachstan. 16—0, they lost on aggregate. here's the full results from wednesday. barcelona who have never won the trophy also progress. chelsea made the last eight for the first time with a four nil aggregate win against swedish side rosengard. two time champions wolfsburg are also through. now to the shock result that saw france get the rights to hold the rugby world cup in 2023. an upset because last month, the board of world rugby recommended south africa following an extensive evaluation report. the council of world rugby however voted by 2a votes to 15 in favour of france. in a secret ballot in london this wednesday. the shock announcement by world rugby chairman bill beaumont was greeted by stunned silence, before a muffled cheer from the french. ireland was eliminated in the first round before south africa was beaten in the second round. the union said it was "bitterly disappointed" at the decision and "would like to apologise to

total before malan fell for 56 and then just three runs were added before moeen ali fell to nathan lyon

the fire was stoked by nathan lyon, who said he wants to end the career of some english players, but verbals. all the talk, all the stuff that has happened this morning, just makes you chuckle. it is about what happens at 10am on thursday, and for the next five days, and whichever side plays better, whichever side bowls better, it that's better, ta kes bowls better, it that's better, takes the catch is, will unsurprisingly dominate the game. we obviously respect our opposition. they have picked the best team that they feel is going to be here to try and beat us. and yes, i think they are going to hold their own. we start fresh tombaugh one, and that first session is the key to definitely how the game will evolve. and hopefully the weather holds off for us. well, lightning already struck the gabba, when usain bolt dropped in to give the aussie cricketers some speed training. the fastest man on the planet said cricket was his first love, and he would have tried to play for the west indies. most of the england team is all but decided, with just one of the bowling places to be filled by

but certainly they will shortly resume on day three with the match intriguingly poised and nathan lyonstralian offspinner, agrees that things are finely balanced. the game is in the balance still, england bowled very well to take for early wickets. we've fought back hard. there'sa early wickets. we've fought back hard. there's a massive partnership out there now and hopefully we can build on that. are not going to put a numberon it, build on that. are not going to put a number on it, i've played cricket for long enough to not put a number on it. we have to bat as long as we can in the first innings, buildup to their school and hopefully pass it. we heard in the buildup to this test about how difficult it was for any test tea m about how difficult it was for any test team to win at the gabba, let alone england, but england's debutants alone england, but england's debuta nts and the alone england, but england's debutants and the team as a whole have equipped themselves well in these opening days? they have. lots of people were writing england off ahead of the gabba, the australian media

traore got the first one lyon, and then this was the second with 15 minutes left. off for a second yellow ca rd before was sent off for a second yellow card before memphis depay made things even worse for unsworth and his later. tonight, arsenal having made several changes for their match against red star belgrade, they know against red star belgrade, they know a win will see them through to the knockout stage. alexis sanchezjust one of the big names to miss out there. no goals as yet. following the recent success of england's youth teams, perhaps unsurpirng that gareth southgate has gone for youth in his recent squad. england have called up three uncapped players for the friendlies against germany and brazil later month. swansea striker tammy abra ham is included, despite only ten top—flight appearances — he's currently on loan from chelsea. as is ruben loftus—cheek, the midfielder who is currently with crystal palace, he's also included. and there's a new face in defence with the inclusion of liverpool's joe gomez. i talked after the last games about how we neede

stoneman going on 53 and vince on 83, brilliantly run out by nathan lyon, a superb piece of fieldinghis trash talk from earlier in a week with a piece of individual brilliance. england lost their fourth wicket before the close with captainjob fourth wicket before the close with captain job root out fourth wicket before the close with captainjob root out lbw to pat cummins. initially given not out, but the decision was overturned on review. england four down at the close. a day of fluctuating fortunes, but no doubt in england's start of the day, james vince. at the moment it's reasonably even. the first hour tomorrow will dictate how we look back on day one. a good hour in the morning with the guys we have got left to come in who can score quickly. getting through that new ball early in the morning and then hopefully building up towards 300, 350 or 400 if we play well. a lot of people questioned your selection in the squad at the start of the tour. how satisfying visit to prove your doubters wrong? it's a good feeling to get off to a good start. plenty of cricket left in this series a

we get close to lyons in uganda and find out the best ways to protect them. into me shall we visit companies are want to reduce overall energy consumption in the country. and in kenya we meet people who are making tropical from human waste. will begin this week's program in north africa industry internees here is an image of god following up more than a fad of the country's entire energy supply and the energy is mostly coming mostly from fossil fuels such as oil and liquefied petroleum gas now companies in the country are implementing measures to become more energy efficient in order to reduce greenhouse gases at the same time this process is supposed to create new jobs i reporter had a look to see what is possible. this industrial zone in tunis is home to a number of innovative companies. since twenty fifteen the tunisian government has been expanding its commitment to environmental technology. for light is just a year and a half old and already has a workforce of thirty the company makes every day dumps which are cleaner and more efficient than the older in

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one potential benefit for the locals there's money to be and from lyon conservation. regularly takes tourists out into the wild to experience the lions at close range. besides paying a fee to the ugandan wildlife or thirty tourists also donate ten u.s. dollars to see fitz lion program. the money goes to reimburse farmers whose livestock have been killed by the lions this compensation has changed the locals attitude towards the predators and. we cannot fully compensate the other one hundred percent but the. resource flow increases with more tourists we can also afford to pay instead of fifty percent seventy percent and the change for the seasons then before we would have between five and twelve lines poison in one year just. and nowadays with then say the last five six years we lost knowingly to lions to do poisoning. the leopard village center that he founded villages and money entertaining the visitors. over there. at least we have been if we did something from from the park when the visitors are going to need to come we. are members get some money send it. by suppor

lyon into the cowardly lyon from the wizard of oz, and england have hit back saying he is talking rubbishat the gabba. midnight tonight. all the details tomorrow. let's look at some of the front pages, starting with the guardian. good morning as well, steph. mcga rvey mcgarvey family relinquishes power, celebrations taking place in harare and other parts of zimbabwe after robert mugabe stood down —— mugabe family. the daily telegraph with a pretty similarfront family. the daily telegraph with a pretty similar front page. another picture from zimbabwe. look at the sign he is holding up, mugabe go home and rest. and ahead of the budget, they are talking about the relationship between number ten and number11, relationship between number ten and number 11, talking about may's budget wall with —— war with hammond. the real reasonjack was booted out of the jungle is their front page, going back to some tweets sent in the past, and they have been found and he has been accused of various things. his representatives said he has come out thejungle to representatives said he has come out the jungle

greatest show of all time, dude, like you totally should have been in lion king, man, like, you be in the lyoning, you would be the greatest-- got to go man, bye. (applause). >> trevor: that was the real aziz ansari, everybody. look, look, we'll never really know how effective these russian efforts were in swaying the american votes. but what this issue has raised is the question around what responsibility tech companies have in preventing the misuse of their platform. and in fact to help answer this question, we sent our very own dulce sloan to washington. unfortunately she seemed to have her own agenda. >> now why does facebook make those friendship moment was asking first if we still-- i log on and it says you have been friends for eight years and showing pictures [bleep]. but i hate her now. i don't want to see that. >> we believe that going forward there are opportunities not just for us to do better but for us to work together to make sure we're all addressing this threat appropriately. >> the bitch stole my nan, you know what it's not your fault, google says i'm 5, 8, i'm 5, 9, what do

the draw for the quarterfinal stage of the woman's champions league has pledged lyon against barcelonaer city will play the swedish champions, who have never been part of the last eight. belgium and france are level after the first day of the davis cup final. david goffin beat lucas pouille. that end the run of three defeats to the frenchman, given belgium the best possible start as they hope to end what has been a 16 year run of three defeats to the frenchman, given belgium the best possible start as they hope to end what has been a 16 year brands without ever winning the title. jo—wilfried tsonga —— jo—wilfried tsonga did manage to win his game. the frenchman dropping just six games in the match. the international olympic committee has given for more russian athletes life bans for doping violations. the most high—profile of these is the bobsleigh athlete alexander's took off. it means roger have now lost nine medals, including four of their 13 golds from the games, which they hosted back in 2014. the ioc said it avoided —— have avoided those results. that is all the sport for 110w. t

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this afternoon in lyon, france, the skeleton of a 15,000 year—old—mammoth goes on display ahead of its0 euros. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, and welcome to your monday sport briefing, where we'll find out who's on the list to become the bbc‘s sports personality of the year. australia win the first ashes test against england in brisbane. and who's going to beat manchester city in the english premier league this season? all good things come to those who wait. after a shaky start to the nba season, cleveland are on a roll. they face the philadelphia 76ers on monday looking for their eighth win in a row. lebronjames‘ form is a big reason why the cavs are catching up with boston and detroit in the eastern conference. his 27 points helped them see off the charlotte hornets on friday. it's awards season and here on bbc world news we're getting excited about who's going to be the bbc's 2017 sports personality of the year — the nominations will be announced later this monday. andy murray was the winner in 2016 after his amazing run of form at the end of

many many years ago even before the earth was formed when lyon talks about it and he talks about a game that happened between when the animals in the rounded animals so on the wind animals team you had the ego of the hawk the bat on the ground animals team you have the deer the wolf the air and they played in this epic lacrosse game at the end of the game the that scored the game winning goal but before the game. he didn't really have a team because he's a bat he is for but he has to feel as weighing so they weren't sure where to put him the man of the story is that everyone no matter what you look like no matter who you are your strengths your weaknesses everyone bring something special to the game all across and it's truly it's truly a gift and it's to be played not only for entertainment for the creator but also as a form of medicine for the community and to help bring joy and peace that everyone i see not doing the so much more sort of cross than just exercising and great packs and muscles right. well like bill is saying that it's a gift and. where i come from. we're still trying to

aussie spinner, nathan lyons, struck twice, getting the wickets of mark stoneman and dawid malan.saturday was pretty much a cold day right across the british isles and before that, you have to thank a supply of cold north—westerly wind coming between an area of low pressure up towards the north—east, high pressure down towards the south—west. and on that run of north—westerlies, there were quite a few showers across northern and western parts. if you have some overnight, then ice could be a problem first thing on sunday, especially on untreated surfaces. here we are first thing on sunday morning. still that wind across the north—east of scotland, showers there. showers too coming through the north channel down across the irish sea into the north and west midlands thomas through the north—west of england. we will come back to those in a second. but further east or south, dry, fine, sunny, chilly to start off the new day, and perhaps a little more in the way of cloud already at this stage across parts of the south—west and the far west of wales. cloudy right from the word go across

mark stoneman snicking nathan lyon before an action replay, as dawid malan followed suit.got to 50, but no further. the next ball, leg before. had his team's chances gone with him? well, not quite, as moeen ali briefly swung the momentum back england's way. but on 40, controversy. australia thought they'd stumped him, but had they? anything behind the line, he was ok. it was agonisingly close, but after an age, he was out. jonny bairstow battled on, but when he swished straight down peter hanscomb's throat, the end was nigh. england lost their last four wickets in a flash, and australia needed just 170 to win. england huddled in hope of something special, but it didn't materialise, as cameron bancroft and david warner ruthlessly set about the run chase. both reached half centuries by the close, leaving the visitors demoralised and all but defeated. yes, a difficult day for england on the pitch and a difficult day off it too. the england and wales cricket board say they have spoken tojonny ba i rstow board say they have spoken tojonny bairstow after reports he was involved

moeen ali was the next to go as nathan lyon sent the visitors spinning.id warner. and by the time stuart broad holed out, england hadn't even lasted the morning. all out for 302. well, lunch will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour that transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again, as the gabba's glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja. suddenly it was australia's turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. an enthralling start to this ashes series. andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. time for a look at the weather. we are in the middle of a modest cold snap, some frost around in the next few days in the morning and it already feels chilly out there in many areas. in the last couple of days we have had snow showers across scotti

moeen ali was the next to go as nathan lyon sent the visitors spinning.by the time stuart broad holed out, england hadn't even lasted the morning. all out for 302. well, lunch will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour that transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again, as the gabba's glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja. suddenly it was australia's turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. an enthralling start to this ashes series. andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. good evening. i'm asad ahmad. there was panic on the streets of the west end this afternoon, hello and welcome to sportsday. a captain's innings from steve smith, that can en

she's published four books including a sword among the lyons, ida b. biography and a finalist for the national book critics circle award. she's a member of ten and serves on the board of the authors league fund and the nation institute and it gives me a great pleasureio to introduce paula. [applause] good evening let me begin by acknowledging and thanking my co- panelists and churches for the national book award, steve, jeff,ha ruth franklin. [applause] the collective to operations aboutio a the books morphed into rich seminars and happily we as a group were as collegial as we were a rare combination that made this nearly impossible task both a challenge and a joy. i've heard judges talk about the hundreds of the must be considered. of course we must choose a singlei winner. i offer no exception to those sentiments t tonight. what he did think was exceptional however was the historical moment we find ourselves in and as we find the selections, those that remained shared a number of characteristics. they were books that were truly national and transnati

attorneys calling it unconstitutional and hostility toward religion demanding lyon county reverse the the school district has yet to respond. then there is a new warning from scientists, beware of shiny glitter? scientists calling for worldwide ban of arts and crafts stable, the claim fish can confuse glitter for food and easily choke on its micro plastic makeup. some nurseries in the uk implementing a ban on vet. a hard to believe, tomorrow is december 1st. that means if you haven't started your shopping yet, the clock is ticking. >> anymore in the back? >> these guys looking for turbo man. heather: there are only four more weeks of paychecks left until the end of the year so how should you balance your budget? here with some saving advice, thank you for joining us. the four steps people need to pay attention to, number one, plan your paycheck. >> absolutely, make sure you are not able to pay your mortgage the next month or getting your car repossessed because you didn't pay for that as well. why not frontload important expenses and get them out of the way so the rest of your paychec

trophies and hunting of alliance and elephants -- of lyons and elephants in africa, can you shed light on it? >> a review was started in 2014 under the previous administration done by career officials at the fish and wildlife service is any review established that zambia and zimbabwe had met new standards and strict international conservation standards that allowed americans to resume hunting in the countries. ban on importing elephant ivory remains in place but this is based on a study that started back to the previous administration and done by career officials. >> the senate tax bill has a tax break for corporations, how does that help the middle class? , we laid outtated the priorities we want to see reflected in the legislation. we will fight for the priorities and let the legislative process work through. ,n terms of the specific pieces i would refer you to members of the house and senate. our focus is on making sure the priorities are answered and we will make that the last one. -- jerry fisher, previously- undisclosed emails. >> i would refer you to the statement they put in sp

moeen ali next to go as nathan lyon sent the visitors spinning.road holed out, england hadn‘t even lasted the morning, all out for 302. well, lunch will be tasting pretty good for these australian fans after that horrible collapse by england. six wickets in barely an hour have transformed the mood of this match. but that mood was about to swing once again. a chance and gone! as the gabba‘s glee was silenced. stuart broad with the breakthrough before a bit of moeen magic, trapping usman khawaja and suddenly it was australia‘s turn to tumble. warner inexplicably serving up catching practice. and although peter handscomb thought he had survived, the video umpire decided otherwise. australia four down and in deep trouble. but they recovered thanks to an unbeaten half—century from captain steve smith to cap a day of fluctuating, fascinating fortunes. we feel we‘re in a decent position. i think if we can come out in the morning, get a good night‘s sleep and a bit of rest and come at them hard in the morning, if we nick couple out and you‘re into the lik

there was some notice given to mrs lyons on friday last week that there was likely to be an event onso that was the notice that they got and no, i don't think that's good enough, i've made that very clear. as far as her and the honourable lady who chairs the all—party group being locked out the group, i cannot imagine how that happened and again, i have explained to the mhra that i expect them to look into that and come back to me and explain to me how that could have happened to cause while we may disagree, i can see how that merely feeds the conspiracy theory that's around this subject. steve brine. you're watching thursday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. we could be facing a return to the "medical dark ages" unless action is taken to tackle antibiotic resistance, and to get people to use them only when appropriate. that warning came as mps held a debate to mark antibiotics awareness week, and following the launch last month of public health england's keep antibiotics working campaign. it's warned that antibiotic resistance, known as amr, already represents a major global h

stoneman in statically bold for 53 before a moment of brilliance in the field from nathan lyon.nly the pendulum had beard australia's way. joe root surviving an lbw decision but not for long. the review showed he was out, the skipper gone for 15. before a view morale boosting blows from moeen ali help to guide england through to the close. for the fans, a first day of fluctuating fortunes. england's impressive start followed by australia's late resurgence. the early signs suggest this could be a competitive series. i think about moment it is reasonably even. the first hour tomorrow will determine how we look back at day one. getting through that new ball early in the morning and hopefully building up towards 300, 350, 400 if we go well. and absorbing start to the ashes but england know the hard work has only just begun. satellite images of the earth at night have revealed that artificial light is getting brighter and brighter every year. light pollution is expanding across the planet by more than 2% a year thanks to more and more lights going on in south america, africa and asia

emphatically bowled by pat cummins for 53, before a moment of brilliance in the field from nathan lyonan lbw decision, but not for long. the review showed he was out, the skipper gone for 15. before a few morale—boosting blows from moeen ali helped guide england through to the close. for the fans, then, a first day of fluctuating fortunes. england‘s impressive start followed by australia‘s late resurgence. the early signs suggest this could be a competitive series. an absorbing start to the ashes, then, but england know the hard work has only just begun. yes, england will resume on 196—a. they are actually starting play half hour early because of yesterday‘s rain delay. with the game so finely poised, there is a real sense that today‘s first session could be crucial. thanks very much, and andy swiss looking forward to the game tomorrow. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here‘s evan. do animals feel pain or have emotions? dog owners know the answer to that. but it‘s been a raging controversy this week. mps have been accused of denying that animals can have feelings. could they really b

emphatically bowled by pat cummins for 53, before a moment of brilliance in the field from nathan lyond veered australia‘s way. joe root surviving an lbw decision, but not for long. the review showed he was out, the skipper gone for 15. before a few morale—boosting blows from moeen ali helped guide england through to the close. for the fans, then, a first day of fluctuating fortunes. england‘s impressive start followed by australia‘s late resurgence. the early signs suggest this could be a competitive series. an absorbing start to the ashes, then, but england know the hard work has only just begun. andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. time for a look at the weather. here is tomasz schafernaker and the cold weather coming back again? it certainly is and it‘s going to stay cold until the end of the month so stay cold until the end of the month so chilly for all of us, right down towards the south coast. it‘s already been turning colder through the day and the temperatures were dropping through the day such is the extent of the chilly weather coming in. a dip in thejet stream here and this is

he struggled enormous lyon mislead over those days, trying to figure out what to do. enormously over those days, trying to figure out what to do. you can stop and imagine for a moment a contract with a major magazine that requires the time that ever happened. would defend the copyright, prevent the film from being exploited or sensationalized, or being widely distributed in even go copies. most of all, he decided to donate some of the money he got to the widow of jamie tencent, who was shot in the theater. >> watch the entire program on the presidency, sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. this is american history tv, only on c-3.

stoneman went for 53 and vince for 83, run out by nathan lyon, superb fielding, backing up his trashin the week with a piece of individual brilliance. england lost their fourth wicket, joe root lbw. he was originally given not out but the decision was overturned on review. england four down at the close. a day of fluctuating fortunes but no doubting england's star of the day, james vince. ifelt calm considering the occasion. it was my first not in test cricket for a little while. like i said, try to enjoy it as much as anything but maintain focus out there, try and enjoy the occasion of playing in an ashes test match at the gabba, without letting it get on top of me. i thought i got the balance quite right today. the former england rugby league international rangi chase has been banned from all sport for two years after testing positive for cocaine. the 31—year—old was suspended by his club, widnes vikings, in august after he failed a drugs test following a defeat by wakefield. the 2011 super league ‘man of steel‘ will not be eligible to return untiljuly of 2019. captain dylan hartle

lyons smith, executive director military chaplains association.ional commander legion of valor of the usa. david gibson, commander-in-chief military order of the world wars. john adams, national president of the retired enlisted association. brian stacker, washington, d.c. agent, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. gary augustine, executive director disabled american veterans. dana atkins president military officers association of america. jeff ledieux, president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the united states public health service. robert swann, national commander polish liege of american veterans usa. not with us today is paul warner, national commander from the jewish war veterans as they do not attend cemetery on the shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day at the vietnam wall and world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national commanders that compromise our associate membership to

a 3—0 defeat in lyon means they are out of the europa league.grade. more questions to answer for the manchester united boss, jose mourinho. usually on a friday morning he would be holding his weekly press conference. instead he is appearing in a spanish court to face tax fraud allegations related to his time as manager of the spanish giants, real madrid. he is alleged to owe over £3.5 billion in undeclared image rights revenue. he denied any wrongdoing. that is all the sport for now. i'll be back with more later on. let's get more on allegations of sexual harassment swirling around westminster. this morning labour is facing new claims by a party activist and has suspended the mp for luton north, kelvin hopkins, while it carries out an investigation. these are the latest pictures of jeremy corbyn this morning he declined to comment on the latest allegations. meanwhile the former defence secretary sir michael fallon has been forced to "categorically deny" reports that he made inappropriate sexual comments to commons leader andrea leadsom, when the

. >> hello council members i am jonathan lyons and i wanted to say first of all, thank you for having everybody come together on this important issue. for the record i'm the president of the f.d.r. democratic club of san francisco and we're the only democratic club in san francisco dedicated to seniors and people with disabilities. and for historical context we were the loudest vocal opponent for all intents and purposes on this issue but i wanted to make it clear that it wasn't for a lack of respect and a lack of

. >> i think one of the things we discovered in the last few day that is some of the lead lyons thathe biggest splash donna walked many of them back, there's no evidence that the primaries were rigged, it's totally, you know, it's become solicitous in the news but it really doesn't have as much impact as people does. the reality is the democratic party despite issues, despite very real issues with organization in dnc which will need to be addressed long-term, the democratic party remains pretty united, this is not some deep rift, i don't believe this is going to affect long-term the unity of the party. nobody is going to be primarying candidates because donna brazile wrote a book about the election. rob: the feeling that i've got, hillary clinton seems dictator, what she says goes, don't stand in her way. what is your take? >> even if senator elizabeth warren was being bitter because she didn't like the results of 2016 election, the reality here is reality is perception and in the current democratic party there's no single independent lead whoar can step into this leadership vacuum s