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trump who last won this tournament in 2011 will play either barry hawkins or mark allen who take to then york. we give it the big build up, the world level one judge from taking all the world champion karen wilson. in the end it was really only one winner. it was fairly self—evident that it was good to bejudge from quite early on. the way it started to— take care and for the very impressive, focus and concentration bounced around the table. what it way to— two and came back everything didn't make a break in last fourframes he didn't make a break in last four frames he played. didn't make a break in last fourframes he played. his opponent played good—hearted smoker and that was enough. when you look back atjudge performance, he had the one century foot the past eight century so far this season. a very different type of performance from the ones that was yesterday, for four centuries and three on the spin. how would you contrast his job today with that of yesterday? totally different. it's comparing apples and oranges between the player of wilson's class and level and achievement versus t

ceo mark allen spoke to cnbc this morning and talked about the labour government challenges. >> we knowt is key for the new labour administration. from the economy as a whole, we need to see leadership from the government on three things improvement on infrastructure and improvement in the regulatory environment and the improvement in skills. we have seen positive rhetoric on all fronts. the positive for the sector has been about the narrative on planning regulation and trying to improve the planning process to speed up development. it is still a very significant challenge. we submitted about three weeks ago about a planning application for a home in london we consulted with 50 people. we had to digest a 600-page plan and we submitted a 30,000-page planning application that cost us more than 10 million pounds we are still at least two years away from dding a spade in the ground the message is welcome we need to see the government deliver on it. >>> the uk economy fell back in contraction in september shrinking .1% on the month gdp came in 1% higher. the office for national statistics sa

mark allen managing director at beacon global strategies. you know all these folks. his career through the ages and have somebody whose background with his parents leaving cuba is very interesting. this is his take on iran. watch here. >> iran is working to destroy israel. this is a group that wants to destroy israel. hamas exists to destroy the jewish state of israel. you have to degrade it or eliminate the threat. >> dana: how do you see his view of the world? >> first of all a huge contrast to the biden administration where the biden folks are constantly haranguing our ally israel. rubio and all these new nominees will be more in line with what trump wants to do, which is to give netanyahu and israel generally a longer leash to be able to take care of all these terrorist threats in the region and by the way, that is in our interest as well. israel and the united states have common enemies. so i think it is a good idea that rubio is in this job serving the president but prosecuting the case for the united states very hard. >> bill: walter russell reid is a must-rea

was unfired, but once you had bullets fired through the weapon, the six- hour of richard allen and compared markingshere was a match. there was a defense witness who said that that was nothing conclusive, because a bullet unfired versus a bullet that is fired. this is comparing apples to oranges. seems the jury did not buy that? >> you're exactly right, brianna, and it really was that ballistic expert made it clear a strong possibility that bullet was connected to richard allen. really the most damning and the defense fought so hard to keep those jailhouse confessions out of courtroom were those recordings. you can't unhear what richard allen said repeatedly to them. i killed them, but will you still love me? and of course the defense tried to distance richard allen from those confessions saying we have an expert saying it -- his conditions were so deplorable in the prison in solitary confinement he started to lose reality and why he made those confessions. the jury didn't buy that either. end of the day, the horrors of what happened to those two young girls and those jailhouse confessions that real

defense said no, there's not enough markings because it wasn't shot out of that kind let's talk about the confession, richard allen was put in solitary confinement for 13 months. initially, he said i did not do it, in solitary, but as the months went on, in solitary, he started confessing to his wife, to his mother, to jail guards, at one point he said , i did this, i was going to sexually assault them but i was scared because of a band so i didn't do it. at the same time he said all of that, he was i'm sorry to say this but it's evidence, he was drinking the toilet bowl water out of the toilet, he was eating his own feces, smearing feces all over his body, his eyes were bulging and he would be in a fetal position a lot of the time. he had his legal documents, those had with the prosecutions case was, so what he confessed to, which have specificity, did he read that in the documents from the prosecution or is at -- that the truth? >> i know the jury is sequestered. we will wait to see what they decide in this case but there is so much, you could go on for hours. >> and the defense was not able to bring in the odin

allen and count dankula. this is headliners . headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with mark white. >> hello there.in headlines from the gb news centre . democratic presidential centre. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris has formally conceded defeat . vice formally conceded defeat. vice president harris spoke to hundreds of supporters in washington. she told them she would do everything possible to help the new president elect with a peaceful transition to the new administration . the new administration. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for. but hear me when i say, hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright . burn bright. >> well. sir keir starmer has telephoned donald trump to offer what downing street describe as hearty congratulations for his win. sir keir said he looked forward to working closely with the president elect across all areas of the special relationship. the prime minister also reflected on the crisis in the middle east, and underscored the middle east, and underscored the nee

allen that ends the kansas city chiefs unbeaten streak. a key win there in that bitter rivalry. the 30-21 bills victory marksrs hosting the bengals in sble last "sunday night foot night. kicker evan mcpherson had two chances in the fourth to give instant the lead but it is wide for this times and bengals allowed the chargers to reverse and stave off what would have been a massive collapse. >>> the fullback in front of dobbins. runs left and dobbins takes off. dobbins inside the 10. dobbins to the end zone! he's in for the touchdown! >> bengals are snake bit this year. chargers went 84 yards on four plays in 26 seconds during that game winning drive capped off by j.k. dobbins' 29-yard touchdown. it's been a mediocre nfl season i'd argue but good games yesterday. week 11 of the nfl concludes tonight in dallas with the cowboys hosting the houston texans on "monday night football." >>> time now for the weather. michelle grossman, how is it looking out there? >> dry in the northeast until thursday. hof storms in the middle of the country. potential for flooding and potential for severe weather. we are seeing this

allen and count dankula. this is headliners . headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with mark white. >> hello there. the main headunes >> hello there. the main headlines from the gb news centre . democratic presidential centre. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris has formally conceded defeat . vice formally conceded defeat. vice president harris spoke to hundreds of supporters in washington. she told them she would do everything possible to help the new president elect with a peaceful transition to the new administration . the new administration. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for. but hear me when i say, hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright . burn bright. >> well. sir keir starmer has telephoned donald trump to offer what downing street describe as hearty congratulations for his win. sir keir said he looked forward to working closely with the president elect across all areas of the special relationship. the prime minister also reflected on the crisis in the middle east, and underscored

yesterday, including the game sealing touchdown run by buffalo bills quarterback josh allen and the kansas chiefs loves. it marksloss since last christmas. let's bring in the pablo torre. we always talk about the good, bad, ugly. we can talk quickly about the bad. how bad are the browns? the question answers itself. i want to talk about three of the best games i've seen this year. >> yeah. >> of course, the bills and the chiefs. the steelers and the ravens. and in a game that doesn't matter as much, but the packers and the bears. monsters of the midway and what a battle that was. >> i want to start with the chiefs, though. i want to go a little gerald ford on you this morning. >> please do. >> our long national nightmare. mika knows what i'm talking about. our long national nightmare is over. i want to text with jonathan lemire over here, a patriots fan. he only wants his team to feel like a dynasty. when the chiefs get away with this week after week, missed blocked field goal and miraculous touchdown. it looks like they are going to go and ruin the annual celebration that is larry csonka's champagne being poppe

in march the eighth over baltimore -- marks the eighth win over baltimore in the last nine games. the chiefs undefeated season is over. josh allenhdown to improve the bills record to 9-2. jonathan: if you notice the trump dance going down in college football and the nfl. lisa: you are going to really get on top of celebrations? it's about sportsmanship. jonathan: you get on top of celebrations all the time. lisa: the trump dance was all over social media at the ufc event as well. jonathan: i saw. the joyless nfl. up next, the fight for the top job in the treasury. >> they need to get the treasury pick right, the economic pick right. there's a lot of head scratching and concern in markets about the pace. jonathan: don't you prefer the elaborate, over-the-top celebrations? annmarie: my favorite part is when they try to celebrate without seeming like they are celebrating so they can get crackdown on. jonathan: beautiful new york city, from new york this morning, good morning. (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future i

allen and count dankula. this is headliners . headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with mark white. >> hello there. news centre . democratic presidential centre. democratic presidential candidate kamala harris has formally conceded defeat . vice formally conceded defeat. vice president harris spoke to hundreds of supporters in washington. she told them she would do everything possible to help the new president elect with a peaceful transition to the new administration

all it would have taken for him to mark up the scores , and it to mark up the scores, and it was me and rowland rivron against keith allenien hirst. how about that? wow. and i was like this, i could, i could so if he'd have done just a little sketch on anything, just a piece of can you just do it all? it would have made me a fortune. >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> millions, because i know a taxi driver that actually put his son or daughter through college through instead of getting a tip. he just did a little drawing for him. he sold it for thousands and thousands and thousands. so i missed a treat there. >> oh, that would have been good. >> wow. but anyway, so if you think if you're like me and you think if you're like me and you think that is utterly bonkers and enough to make you forget the time gbnews.com/yoursay and that's the reason you that's the reason you've got the time wrong. >> it is. it was all down to me. >> banana. >> banana. >> i don't blame it's all down to the banana. >> that is bonkers. >> that is bonkers. >> anyway, look, the news is pretty serious this morning because the israeli prime minister, benjamin