anthony mcgill made a brilliant start with a century break to take the opening frame and then going twothe scot as ronnie roared back. it's 30 years to the day that he first won this title and he won six frames in a row to take the match. he'll play robert milkins in the second round. ronnie o'sullivan through to the next round, and how has he changed as a player, 30 years after he won his first major as a 17—year—old? ifind it harder to concentrate, maybe, and have the hunger. yeah, for me, playing competitions, you have to really dig deep but, again, someone like antony is not about playing well but digging deep and out—batting him, and that's hard at my stage so when i play exhibitions and invitation events, you can have a bit of fun but it still serious but you know the guys are not fighting for every ball and you can relax a little bit. and at my age, you want to relax a little bit! and 3—time champion john higgins hit a break of 122 on his way to beating england'sjoe o'connor by six frames to three. higgins play zhou yuelong in the next round after he beat former champion neil rob

ronnie o'sullivan eased past anthony mcgill at the uk championship yesterday and the seven—time worldrecent letter. o'sullivan, 47, is facing disciplinary action for publicly criticising the world snooker tour over its stance on five players appearing in an exhibition event in macau earlier this season. he has also threatened to quit snooker over the row. the wst has been asked to respond to o'sullivan's latest comments. no o'sullivan today, butjudd trump is currently in second round action against jamie jones. trump took the opening frame with a century break. trump is enjoying an excellent season, having won three titles to date. you can follow the match on bbc two, red button, iplayer and the bbc sport website. and luke donaldson has been named as team europe's ryder cup captain for back—to—back ryder cups for 2025. the former world number one has represented europe four times as a player and served twice as vice—captain. he's now back in the role as europe chase a historic away win at bethpage black. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our webs

process. at the university level, so for instance, the solidarity for palestinian human rights at mcgill university has a resolution that that their students are voting on right now, an anti-genocide and palestine resolution, and the the israel supporters on campus don't even, they won't even engage in the referendum, all they're doing is calling on the university administration to just ban the referendum and the university administration to put uh pressure on the student union that if they uh accept this this this referendum that they will you know lose their funding so they know that they know that among 20-year-olds uh they just can't they can't win the you know any kind of like voting uh process and i think that's somewhat we're seeing reflected on on the social media platforms that are particularly uh used by by younger people is that they they um they don't they they don't like seeing uh palestinian babies being killed by israel and ghaza and they don't have this bad baggage of of uh, i don't, we call it the legacy of the nazi holocaust, they they they are more multi-racial, they'r

. >> good girl >> reporter: zoo miami's ron mcgill says giraffe's long necks help them get ahead in ther food >> they have a very long neck, and it enables them to reach leaves other animals can't reach, so it removes competition. it's an adaptation to get great food and be great lookouts they can see predators or danger way before other animals can. >> reporter: they consume hundreds of pounds of leaves each week they spend so much time eating, there's not much time to rest. in fact, they can sleep as little as 30 minutes a day. >> giraffes are very gentle creatures they really do not pose a threat to anything they can can dangerous if they're threatened. they can protect themselves with very powerful kicks >> reporter: giraffe legs can be as tall as people, six feet long, and their big strides allow them to run fast, up to 35 miles per hour for short bursts. >> they're very elegant animal ls. they walk beautifully. even when they run, they look like they're running in slow motion, but they're running quickly because of the long legs >> reporter: one adaptation is inside the mouth. it'

the annual award administered by mcgill university in montreal, recognizes the best in history writing and comes with a $75,000 prize. this year. the finalists are tonya brannigan for red memory living. remember and forgetting china's cultural revolution. james morton turner for charged a history of batteries and lessons for a clean energy future. and kate cooper for queens of a fallen world. the lost women of augusta confessions and finally, penguin random house revealed that the next book from bestselling author erik larson will be released in april of next year. the book is titled the demon of unrest. it will focus on the election of abraham lincoln in 1860. the. april 1861 bombardment of fort sumter and the outbreak of the civil war. quote, drawing on diaries, secret communiques, slave ledgers and plantation records, larson gives us a political horror story that captures the forces that led america to the brink. that's according to penguin. now, erik larson has written eight books, six of which have become new york times bestsellers. his devil in the white city was a finalist for t

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process at the university level, so for instance, the solidarity for palestinian human rights at mcgill university has a resolution that that their students are voting on right now, an anti-genocide and palestine resolution, and the the israel supporters on campus don't even, they won't even engage in the referendum, all they doing is calling on the university administration. to just ban the referendum and the university administration to put uh pressure on the student union that if they uh accept this this this referendum that they will you know lose their funding so they know that they know that among 20-year olds uh they just can't they can't win the you know any kind of like voting uh process and i think that's somewhat what we're seeing reflected on on the social media platforms that are particularly uh used by by younger people is that they they um they don't they they don't like seeing uh palestinian babies being killed by israel and gaza and they don't have this baggage of of uh i don't know we call it the legacy of the nazi holocaust uh they they they are more multiracial they'

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grandpa bussey met versus crazy mcgill and 2023 not on track to be the election no one wanted.week's new york times poll shows exactly how bad it is joe biden as he's losing to literally hitler and five battleground states. you don't think it hitler? star two time loser no stranger to delusional authoritarianism. >> you can see it in countries where hitler was duly elected so all of a sudden somebody with those tendencies the dictatorial tendencies would be like okay we are going to shut this down, throw these people in jail and they didn't usually telegraph that. trump is telling us what he intends to do. take him at his word. >> she wanted to round everybody up send them to maga reeducation camps a few weeks ago and sit down, you must delay up and benched. hillary is the least of joe's problem. hillary biden is losing support from latinos, black voters, most of his fellow democrats. he's even lost the progressive pro- hamas funds. let's check in again on another fark bag who says biden is right where she wants him. >> basically joe is doing what he supposed to, he's not doing

anthony mcgill made a brilliant start with a century break to take the opening frame and then going twod as it got for the scot, as ronnie roared back. it's 30 years to the day that he first won this title, and he won six frames in a row to take the match. three—time champion john higgins three—time championjohn higgins had a break of 22. to beating england'sjoe 0'connor by six frames to three. live pictures of neil robertson, he's taking onjude you long. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. right now at two frames of peace. just let you know before we 90, peace. just let you know before we go, manchester city and out losing 2-0 go, manchester city and out losing 2—0 in the first half of the league encounter against rb leipzig for the pay of the defending the trophy, already through to the last 60 but can win the group as long as they don't lose tonight. follow them on bbc sport website. but that is all for me for the moment. thank you very much, sarah. let's go back to our top story — hostages are being released. live pictures show the palestinian prisoners being released this

anthony mcgill made a brilliant start with a century break to take the opening frame and then going two. but that's as good as it got for the scot as ronnie roared back. it's 30 years to the day that he first won this title and he won six frames in a row to take the match. and three time championjohn higgins hit a break of 122 on his way to beating england'sjoe o'connor by six frames to three. a big day is under way at the uk snooker championship, with 3 time and that's all the sport for now. now let's get back to our top story this hour. india is celebrating the rescue of all 41 construction workers, who'd been trapped inside a collapsed himalayan tunnel for seventeen days. this was the first worker to be brought out on a wheeled stretcher through an evacuation pipe pushed through the rubble. the men were greeted by officials overseeing the operation in the north of india. the workers who're mostly in their 20s are said to be in good health. they've been taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital for a full medical assessment. it follows a rescue operation lasting 400 hours, which has bee

ronnie o'sullivan will start his campaign against anthony mcgill on tuesday.e uk, you can follow it across the bbc. that's all your support for now, back to you. we should start this half with something good, nothing lifts the soul quite like good news about blue wales. it's the largest animal known to have existed and they are back in the indian ocean. they were wiped out by hunting decades ago. underwater recordings have revealed that the world's largest creatures spend months in the tropical waters around the island nation of the seychelles. our science correspondent victoria gill reports. the biggest animals on earth. blue whales have returned to inhabit tropical waters where, just a few decades ago, they were wiped out. on two recent expeditions, researchers and documentary film—makers came to the seychelles in search of the giant marine mammals. this is really cool. i've never seen so many different species, so many of so many different species. we've got hundreds of animals here. it's... it's pretty remarkable. this is now an ecological paradise teeming

a sinking feeling as the bile rises in your throat and is grandpa make causing usgn versus breezy mcgill20 rematch, that is on track to bea the electionnd nobody wanted thw week new yorank times, the colle bowl shows exactly how bad it is for joe biden as he is losing to literally hitler and fiveba battlegroundtt states and you don't think that trump's hundred and would just ask the two tablets are, is no stranger to lose authoritarianism. >> you conceding countries, where hitler was newly electedal right and so all of a sudden, somebody would becausete tendencies of the dictatoriandla authoritarian tendencies would beto like, okay, were going to shut this down the going to throw these people in jail andap they do not usually telegraphed. that. but truth is telling us, what he intends to do and take him at his word.>> >> she wanted eroded everybody up and sent hi sm to mega reeducation camps, just a fewsi weeks ago. kennedy: sitdown sister, ms. leah pennell, your bandaged hillary is the least of joe'sob problems and president biden ils losing support from younger voters in the scene is a

that he blamed scott bok and liz mcgill, the president and the board chair, both of them for not doingat war bok. liz: getting people to pull their money. >> getting people to pull the money from their endowment. this is the thing, he knows a lot of people on wall street, he knows a lot of people in need of investment banking business. i don't know this first-hand i can't imagine he is giving scott bok and greenhill rave reviews that is where you should go to do your investment banking business. my best is that the bleed that greenhill is experiencing will probably get worse. he is literally annoyed i would say to use a different word, like 2/3 of wall street by not taking a stronger stand against anti-semitism on that campus. so not only is he possibly facing leaving the board, being ousted as board chair, who knows what will to on at greenhill. this guy, there is a lot of people that don't like him right now. to point out i wanted to hear his side of the story. i put calls into green i will had. i spoke with somebody who purports to be a pr person, he did not return my calls. i will

last year, a report from mcgill university and the international disability alliance found governmentsored people with disabilities in their climate mitigation and adaptation work. it said less than a third of countries who signed the landmark 2015 paris climate agreement even mentioned people with disabilities in their long-term plans. >> it would be really awesome if people would start to see a little bit of the struggle. judy: for her part, lynne bitzinger has considered leaving florida and its devastating storms behind. >> i've thought of moving, but where am i going to move to? judy: she says she can't help but wonder, is there anywhere she'd be truly safe from the effects of climate change? for the pbs newshour, i'm judy woodruff in fort myers, florida. geoff: and there is more coverage online, including a story about the struggles to keep child care facilities open now that pandemic funding is dwindling. that's at pbs.org/newshour. amna: and join us again here tomorrow night, where we will have a look at the little known story of the nation's first two black generals. that's the

anthony mcgill made a brilliant start with a century break to take the opening frame, and then going7—year—old? ifind it to i find it to concentrate. yeah ifind it to concentrate. yeah but for me playing competitions, you have to really dig deep. it's not about playing well, it's about digging deep. it's hard at my stage that's why i want to play exhibitions and invitation events, you can have a bit of fun for them it's just there is but you know, you can have a bit of fun for them it'sjust there is but you know, not fighting for every ball and you can kinda relax with that at my age want to relax a little bit. and three—time championjohn higgins hit a break of 122 on his way to beating england'sjoe o'connor by six frames to three. in the last few minutes neil robertson has lost to zhou. in the last few minutes neil robertson has lost to zhou. and that's all the sport for now. you can follow it all live at the bbc sport website. from me and the team we will see you again soon. hello again. we had more sunshine around today, but it's getting cold very quickly now where we have those c

essentially to ouster the two top people, scott bach the chairman of the board of trustees and liz mcgilltatus quote there right now. there is no vote that would determine the future of the board of e penn just yet. but the pressure is building. from what i understand hundreds of letters to week come into rowan expressing his gratitude and his support for his efforts to out of those two. the, there is a building momentum on the university because they're getting tons of support from benefactors saying get rid of these guys now. liz: i believe some of their kids testified before congress today. >> not only that, student groups are stepping up, the opposite of the pro hate student groups saying destroy israel the opposite happened. student groups are going to the leadership and saying, you know what is up with you guys? so the, from what i understand rowan is out of the country. so he is not personally involved in this right now. he is doing business in asia or something along those lines but from what i understand the pressure is building on them and we'll see where it ends up. i can't tel

for more, we're joined this afternoon live by april mcgill, the executive director of the american indiantural center there in the city. thank you so much for being here. this is the month when we pay tribute to the rich ancestry and traditions of the community. what do you believe people should know about the bay area's indigenous communities? good evening, everyone. thank you for allowing the american indian cultural center to share a little bit about our organization this holiday or this month actually is really important to us because it gives visibility to all the american indian people here, not only in california, but nationally. you know, for us , this is indian country. so it's really important to know that we're still here in california. what sort of initiatives does does the cultural center have to preserve the history, the heritage and the culture of native american community here in the bay area? the american indian cultural center, we have a great relationship with our city and county partners here. in 2019, the american indian cultural center was able to get the first ever

secretary of education mcgill cardona. omb director shalonda young. the quality of these speakers and the prestige of these speakers is a tribute to the bipartisanship of western governors. i also want to thank -- to tell you we are going to engage in roundtables on several pressing issues including wildfire mitigation, cultural -- sitting in the nation's oldest park and perhaps most iconic with respect to my neighbors here at all feel like they have great parks as well. we'll know why we are here. don't we? [laughter] forgive me. i apologize. we are going to talk about migration, infrastructure permitting and the issue i have been focused on, carbon capture utilization and storage in sisi u.s., which i have to say when you look at what's the talent -- look at the talent and expertise in this region of the country in each of these governor's states and collectively, this is the region that will beat on that very pressing issue. i make that comment because i have climbed in these mountains for years. i have witnessed the teton glacier as it has receded

if you want to know why scott bach, the board of trustee e of the university of pennsylvania, liz mcgillsylvania, weren't immediately condemning the students that were cheering beheading of babies at the university of pennsylvania, remember hose the protests? neil: sure, sure. >> they were pro-hamas protests, congress would say check the funding source, and middle eastern money is flowing to the university of pennsylvania. and testing having an impact. -- and it's having an impact. listen, i'm not saying it's a direct ima pact, but, you know, you never bite the hand that feeds you. neil: yeah, be careful of that, sure. >> i think we have congress wanting to get better input. thousand, they're supposed to disclose everything above $250,000 of donations, but somehow they don't do it or they're late to it or they play around with the numbers. neil: yeah. >> so look for congress to step up to the plate to the try to get some of this, because i think this is maybe one of the keys to figuring out why it's okay on a college campus to say kill the jew is -- neil: and worse, by the way. and worse

mcgill saying he owns a firearm for protection, hunting and shooting. is saying she owns a farm because it's her patriotic duty. this fromtr shelley say i don't need a reason to exercise my d-given constitutional right. and i live it takes 911 an hour to get help your and i'm playing victim to some of the answers from facebook this morning. were asking for your posts on social media, on facebook and twitter and also view to call in. phone line split regionally and especially for those who bought a gun in the past year. in terms of the process of obtaining a a compass also frm that same pew research center report. a majority of americans 61% say it's too easily, too easy to illegally obtain a again in te tourney. e 30% say the ease of illegally obtain again is just about right. right. 9% say it's too hard. the pew research center poll found 50% say gun laws should be stricter than they are today. 26% think they're about there about right while 50% favor less strict gun laws. -- 15% favor less. that abc news poll about the number of american households wh

o'sullivan will face scotland's anthony mcgill next. and that's all the sport for now.ratures fall away. touch of frost developing across the glens of scotland, and then the rain arrives in northern ireland before midnight crossing to scotland, wales and western england as we go through the small hours of wednesday morning, finally reaching southern and eastern areas towards dawn. so, eventually, temperatures rise again after that early dip. so, some quite miserable conditions for the morning rush across scotland, england and wales in particular. as well as the heavy rain, there'll be a spell of strong winds, hill fog as well. behind it, brighter skies follow quite quickly in northern ireland and then to scotland, much of england and wales through the afternoon, the rainjust drags its heels in southern and eastern areas. now, some showers will follow and they will be heavy. could be the odd rumble of thunder, wintry over the hills. it will feel a bit cooler with some blustery winds as well. but of course, the concern is with another 20—30 millimetres of rain or an inch

scientists from canadian mcgill university.vely small, 5 and 10% respectively. but if we are talking about the population of entire regions, the number of human lives is no longer small. new to many modern mechanisms from thermal power plants to nuclear power plants, the steam turbine may become a thing of the past as unnecessary. engineers from the massachusetts institute of technology believe that the same job of converting heat into electricity can be done much more simply and efficiently by so -called thermophotovoltaic converters. these are small devices, a new generation, of which there were just created by scientists from the usa, capable of emitting photons under action. thermal energy, the new product has no moving parts, is easy to maintain, can operate at extremely high temperatures, is highly efficient, but so far exists only in the form of a small prototype, the tenth international festival of russian names continues to open its doors to young people. the philosophy of the event itself, the casting in general, the

ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the uk championship after beating anthony mcgilln robert milkins in the last 16. the win comes 30 years to the day after he won the tournament aged just 17. since then he's won everything there is to win in the game including seven world titles, and a record 39 ranking events but he says its getting harder to stay at the top. you just get to the point where you think, i'lljust keep going now for as long as i can. i think i was at 35 and thought i'm probably done and dusted, you know? because that's what usually happens, you don't win so much. but i've had my best ten years so from that point on when i thought everything is a bonus, every year i get extra playing and i think you appreciate it more, you know. the old guard are proving they can still compete with the world's best. john higgins is also through after beating joe 0'connor 6—3. higgins, 48, who turned pro alongside ronnie back in 1992, compiled a magnificent 122 break to help get him over the line. he'll play china's zhou yuelong in the next round. there's an incredibly po