he's been given a two and half year deal at coventry and replaces mark robins who was sacked after sevenhe australian open. he went round in 63 at the victoria golf club , helped by an eagle on the last, to post a score of 8 under. the format of this tournament sees the first two rounds take place on two different courses in melbourne. his round on friday will be at kingston heath which is where the final two rounds will take place over the weekend. and that's all the sport for now. sri lanka have lost another wicket against south africa. this has just this hasjust come in. gregg wallace will step away from presenting masterchef, while complaints made to the bbc about historical allegations of misconduct are investigated. that has come from they show�*s production company. greg wallace will step away from presenting masterchef while complaints made to the bbc about historical allegations of misconduct are investigated. that has come from the production company. and we just have an update, this week, the bbc received complaints from individuals in relation to historical allegations of mis

coventry city have sacked manager mark robins, with the club 17th in the championship. he was the longest serving manager in the english football league. cameron norrie has reached the last four of the moselle open in france, as he stepped up his recovery from a forearm injury which kept him out for three months. he beat belgian zizou bergs in three sets to set up a semifinal against frenchman corentin moutet. wimbledon champion barbora krejcikova is through to the knockout round of the wta finals in riyadh after she beat coco gauff 7—5, 6—4. the result means defending champion iga swiatek will exit the competition, despite her victory over daria kasatkina earlier. and england's tommy fleetwood shot a first round of 62 to equal the course record and lead the abu dhabi championship on ten under par. rory mcilroy is a little way behind on five under. he has always been fairly frank about his rugby career, but former england scrum—half danny care hasn't held back when describing ex manager eddiejones in his book. care says it wasn't a healthy environment and some players g

one of them we just discussed, but of course there is still scott bessent for treasury, mark robin ando think it's going to be difficult for anyone to get in front of the trump train with respect to tariffs. if i were talking to president trump i would say would you want someone who is hawkish when the economy is weak and when the economy is strong? is that wiki would really want as treasury secretary? i think someone like howard lutnick would frankly be someone that would reinforce the worst impulses on tariffs. i say that because one of these candidates actually rallied with president trump at msg, and that was lutnick. look, i thikn there are problems with all of these candidates. we've said publicly that if we had to pick, we think scott bessent would probably be the best choice of the names reported. but the treasury job is a job that requires a lot of knowledge around macro, markets, finance, and you need to be able to navigate personalities. and i do think that mr. bessent is someone who has navigated personalities as wide-ranging of george soros and donald trump. annmarie: toda

. >> george: mark updegrove, thanks. robin?lara gonna share more of that. >> lara: robin, good morning to you. melania trump may not love the spotlight but that's where she is. she seemed relieved to be done with the attention that comes with being first lady. she moved back to new york after the election. that privacy is no more. we first sat down with melania trump in 2015 shortly after her husband announced he would be running for president. >> i encourage him. >> you did? you encouraged him? >> because i know what he will do and what he can do for america. he loves the american people and he wants to help them. >> lara: born in a small railway town in slovenia, she studied architecture, fluent in five languages. modelling would become her career. that's how she met donald trump in 1998. seven years later they married. they would go on to have a son, baron. she would stay largely out of the spotlight until her huh band's political aspirations dictated the course of the family's history. melania was also forced to defend her

robin. me, too. it is one of many stamps marking notable americans, culture and history. eeks short of her 100th birthday. >> robin: every time she visited us here, so gracious. >> rebecca: such a great spirit. and another reason to send a post card in 2025. we have more ahead including our broadcast exclusive about roblox and how parents can take back control. that is coming up. >> robin: lot of parents going to be watching that. now new developments in the idaho college murders case. defense attorneys are challenging key evidence they say was improperly obtained by police including search warrants and dna. kayna whitworth joins us with the latest. good morning to you, kayna. >> reporter: good morning. these are sweeping challenges that center around the investigative genetic genealogy linked to kohberger to the crime in the first place, as well as his dramatic arrest in the dead of night despite weeks of surveillance where they say he was seen unarmed. this morning new court filings from bryan kohberger's defense team depict a chaotic night where the former ph.d. student

robin: who's here with you? >> i'm here with my squash marks family. my wonderful family as well. ping the kids here. we are really here to highlight the work that you are doing, kareem. >> thank you. >> that's right. >> robin: this moment is about you and wanting people to know the nonprofit that you work with, how you are helping mentor kids physically, mentally, emotionally. so here is your story. take a look. ♪ embodying the spirit of moana from the disney movie. >> you out there, moana. >> robin: kareem price leads with empathy and devotion for his community and his family. >> good morning, everyone. >> he just gives off that calm energy that reassurance. whenever you're going through. >> robin: the philadelphia native gaining his confidence in middle school through the after school program squash smarts. now 20 years later, kareem is dedicating his work to the community that helped shape him into the man he is today. >> he's there for us. he is there to make us laugh. he is there to make us happy when we're down. >> robin: for 25 years squash smarts has provided academic and

robin batt on the half of the merchant navy, candida adkins on the half of the air transport auxiliary association and markis is the end of this part of the wreath laying. there's more to come from the royal british legion and the long march past but now the bishop of london. 0 almighty god, grant, we beseech thee, that we who here do honour to the memory of those who have died in the service of their country and of the crown may be so inspired by the spirit of their love and fortitude that, forgetting all selfish and unworthy motives, we may live only to thy glory and to the service of mankind, throuthesus christ our lord, amen. # 0 god our help in ages past. # our hope for years to come. # 0ur shelter from the stormy blast. # and our eternal home. # beneath the shadow of thy throne. # thy saints have dwelt secure. # sufficient is thine arm alone. # and our defence is sure. # before the hills in order stood. # 0r earth received herframe. # from everlasting thou art god. # to endless years the same. # a thousand ages in thy sight. # are like an evening gone. # short as the watch that ends the night. # befo

. >> most bear the markings of the gangs that held this nation hostage for decades committing brutal acts of violence. >> you have to kill people and robin do what you do to survive. >> you have to do those things. >> yes. >> reporter: we meet this 41-year-old shackled and heavily guarded. >> reporter: what gang were you with? >> ms 13 and i am tattooed up with gang affiliations. >> what is this ? >> crazy criminals. i made this in 2011. >> reporter: you are a gang leader? >> yes. >> what is it like to live here? >> probably not a hotel five-star but they give you food three times a day and some programs and you go to do exercise. and some church religion programs too. >> reporter: that is limited to 30 minutes a day but the other 23.5 hours? your kept inside and locked up. >> reporter: a for inmates to get violent with other prisoners or guards, >> we will close the door. i want to get a sense of this. solitary confinement awaits. >> they could be in here for 15 days actually or potentially. i am ready to get out. the director brought up that a lot of folks would raise concerns from a human rights perspective and abusive human rights bu

mark your calendar, set your dvr. 8 p.m. here on abc. >> robineen told we have gone over on time so that is pop news. >> george: thank you, lara. ginger? >> ginger: thank you very much. i will also take a vhs. we'll hand that around. half of the district of columbia in severe drought so you desperately need the rain. you're gonna get some this afternoon. part of the rain that doesn't get here but gets to you. then we all dry off and will be windy. temperatures will be well above average. speaking of above average, speaking of above average, the global october climate report came in. the warmest october on record for north america. warmest october to date for >> george: we are turning now for the search for answers in the sinking of a super yacht over the summer that left seven people dead. this morning we are hearing from one of the family members of some of the victims. juju chang with the story. >> it was dubbed unsinkable that luxury super yacht owned by billionaire mike lynch. dubbed britain's bill gates. the trip a celebration after winning

mark? >> caller: i think he should be punished. , okay. he was investigated by the justice department and they did not press charges. so -- >> caller: oh. >> host: robinn tennessee, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: what do you think, robin? >> caller: i'm ready disgusted by the whole thing. i have a couple of different views, like number one, we have a president-elect who has been repeatedly accused of sexual assault. of course he would pick and attorney general who has done the same thing. it's becoming more ande more clear to me as i listen to these nomination. the clerk: the judiciary, amir h. ali o theistrict of columbia to be united states district judge for the district of columbia. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. tillis: mr. president, i would like to start by thanking senator warnock for letting me jump ahead in the speaking order today. i think appreciate it. i am only going to take a couple minutes. yesterday in the press report i had a report at what the said at lunch for the news about me talking about a simple concept. i don't know, i think the american people