hubert her cats took out roger federer at wimbledon this i roger federer at wimbledon this summer.d the planet. i think it'll be for the _ himself and the planet. i think it'll be for the better. - himself and the planet. i think it'll be for the better. i - himself and the planet. i think it'll be for the better. i feel. it'll be for the better. i feel good, my body's recovering well, i have a lot of energy. i think that helps my health, my body, as well, and it helps the environment. so i enjoy what i'm doing.— enjoy what i'm doing. arsenal defenderjim _ enjoy what i'm doing. arsenal defenderjim beatty _ enjoy what i'm doing. arsenal defenderjim beatty is - enjoy what i'm doing. arsenal| defenderjim beatty is another convert. she says swings democrat since switching to a plant —based diet, she suffers fewer muscle cramps at the end of matches subtly that was obviously one of the first things to go. i felt more energised, ifelt like i was recovering better. i felt fitter, and ifelt like i was recovering better. ifelt fitter, and it ifelt like i was recovering better. i felt fitter

roger federer says... solid information about her whereabouts and safety. sophie richardson is the china director at human rights watch. i asked her what she made of the videos. we are extremely sceptical about the veracity of it and would not think for a moment that it proves anything about peng shuai's safety or well—being. it is worth pointing out that the chinese government really has form when it comes to not just cohousing confessions from people but finding ways to broadcast them. what you're correspondent described is an entirely consistent with what we have seen, for example from a swedish person who said he was fine and happy to stay in china and sorry for the mistakes he made. this happens fairly regularly. that it is happening at such a high profile educates the world about what the rule of law does not involve inside china. beijing is due to host the winter olympics in a matter of months from now. what do you think the rest of the world needs to do, the international olympic committee need to

roger federer says...and coaches is really hoping to get more solid information about her whereabouts and safety. many thanks for— whereabouts and safety. many thanks for talking _ whereabouts and safety. many thanks for talking us _ whereabouts and safety. many thanks for talking us through l thanks for talking us through that. sophie richardson is the china director at human rights watch, shejoins me live now from washington. good to have you with us. what do you make of this video that has been released? we do you make of this video that has been released?— has been released? we are extremely _ has been released? we are extremely sceptical - has been released? we are extremely sceptical about | has been released? we are i extremely sceptical about the veracity of it and would not think for a moment that it proves anything about peng shuai's safety or well—being. it is worth pointing out that the chinese government really has from when it comes to not just cohousing confessions from people but finding wa

i would have to have the chance to overtake roger federer and ra found the doubts become the 1st month when $21.00 majors. he's never declared his vaccination status . we have been speaking to novak rockridge team. and novak and the team understand clearly that in order to come and play the israel know if we don't need to be fully vaccinated. and, and they know that it's a condition for everyone, not just the players, but the fan and all of off. and he has indicated that it's a private decision for him, and at the right time he will tell us and i know that he wants to play. it indicated that no one at this point said they're not coming and outside of roger federer, but that's not perfect. nation reason that's for an injury or a reason, but everyone's no one at this point to say that and we don't expect anyone to say the mercedes team principal to table says the glove they're off as tensions remain high with red bull heading into the 1st ever cat taught growing pre the teams how to spin around the cell circuit for the 1st time in practice on friday venue that so regular and safety p. ci

so they're not coming and outside of roger federer, but that's not prevent summation. reason for an injury or a reason, but everyone's no one at this point to say that and we don't expect anyone. for the 1st time, spectators have been allowed into watch a test event for the beijing winter olympics. more than a 100 people who tended loose worldcom tournament and the national sliding fence for all fans has tempt his check to wear moss and was told to avoid shouting, cheering, and even singing is likely to be limited capacity for the main games in february. and he's living in mainland china will be able to buy tickets. rory mcelroy has re taken the lead goals, walter championship in dubai, as he looks to become the 1st player to win the tournament. 3 times. the norman irishman made 7 birdies and 2 bogey's on day 3 to finish on 14 on de potterpin to his last event of the season. that leaves him one short clear going into the final rounds. but even if he does win on sunday, mockery winds and the year 0, number one is too far behind in the race of the right sand. and let's w

and would have the chance overtake roger federer and ra found this out to become the 1st month when 20 c one majors. he's never declared his vaccination status. we have been speaking to novak talk, rich team and novak and the team understand clearly that in order to come and play the israel know if we will need to be fully vaccinated. and, and they know that it's a condition for everyone, not just the players, but the fan and or all of off. and he has indicated that it's a private decision for him. and at the right time, he will tell us and i know that he wants to play. it indicated that no one at this point said they're not coming and outside of roger federer, but that's not perfect. nation reason that's for an injury or a reason, but everyone's no one at this point to say that and we don't expect anyone to say the mercedes were quickest in final practice for the 1st of a cats are grown pre as tensions rise between them and red bull, it seems that competing at the same socket for the 1st time, the venue that's a regular and then they say g, p sockets were 3 races, left red bulls of a

and we'll have to chon chance to overtake roger federer and rough and adele. it's becoming the 1st man to win $21.00 majors. he's never declared his vaccinations states us. we have been speaking to novak talk, which team and no back in the team, understand clearly that in order to come and play the israel, no, we don't need to be fully vaccinated. and, and they know that it's a condition for everyone, not just the players, but the fan and all the saw. and he has indicated that it's a private decision for him. and at the right time, he will tell us and i know that he wants to play. it indicated that no one at this point said they're not coming and outside of roger federer, but that's not perfect. nation reason that's for an injury or a reason, but everyone's no one at this point to say that and we don't expect anyone for the 1st time spec faces have been allowed into watches. hess event for the beijing winter olympics. more than 100 people attended the world cup tournament at the national sliding fence. so all funds had the attempts to swim off and was supposed

it clearly indicated that no one at this point, they're not coming and outside of roger federer, but that's not perfect nation reason. that's for an injury related reason, but everyone's no one at this point. did that, and we don't expect anyone. for the 1st time, spectators have been allowed to watch a test event for the beijing winter and then takes more than a 100 local residents, attended to leesville cup tournament and national sliding center. all fans has texas check have swim awesome. we are told to avoid shout thing it's hearing and even the singing. now there's line seems to be limited capacity for the main games in february, and any people living in mainland, china will be able to buy the tickets to buy interesting and i strike appear stupid, but also difficult because if you make some small mistakes, especially in the pop up, the trick is cost a lot of time. the 1st 3 to 5 days was hard, but then we started to getting better and better. and yeah, no, it's great. we like it to the bay and korean puts in another impressive form of the chicago bulls as they want to weigh agai

meanwhile, roger federer is unlikely to play in next year's australian open as he continues to recoverfrom however, his coach, ivan ljubicic, says he was certain that federer was not thinking about retiring just yet. for more on that and other stories, the bbc sport website is the place to go. but that's all your sport for now. hello. well, tuesday promises to be a dry day across most of the uk. it's going to be cloudy and mild once again. and, in fact, not much change expected for the next few days. if anything, the temperatures could rise even further. so why is it so mild7 well, on the satellite picture, you'll see this big weather front here. this is very much where the jet stream is. thejet stream is pushing along the weather fronts, but it's also separating the mild air to the south, which has engulfed the uk, indeed much of europe, and is keeping the cold air at bay. so we are to the south of the jet stream in that milder air. but scotland is a little closer to the weather fronts in the north atlantic, so that does mean some of that rain grazing the western isles through the course

roger federer as well, not total 6 times, but there are more doubts about his future. the 4th year old is recovering from a knee surgery. we'll definitely miss just trying it open in january. also saying he'd be extremely surprised that he was able to fly at wimbledon in june, company, missouri, that will face and cons of for the title at the w t. a finals in mexico. the growth and looking at the fellow spinal calibrate in straight sets to move through to that final the t times grand from champion is reached because of the 1st time. and what is her full appearance at the season ending events? codes like reaching the fun with a 3 set when over greece is merisa cars. first, the parents of this event she'll be aiming for the biggest title of her career on wednesday. and she faith agreed to the former. well now, brazilian defended donio. this is officially signed back in at bos alone, as he makes his returns the club, the 38 year old as being a free agent since leaving south paolo in september and becomes the 1st signing of a new coach chevy. hernandez. alvarez 1st joined,

roger federer is edging closer to retirement after announcing he's unlikely to play competitive tennis until midway through. next year. the 40 year old is recovering from the surgery and we'll definitely miss the australian open in january, but are also told switch media or he would be extremely surprised if he was able to play at wimbledon in june. the 20th time grand slam champion doesn't expect to be training on the court for another 3 or 4 months. the netherlands are heading to next years, world cup and cats are the dutch failed to qualify for the turn message 2018, but their schools from stephen berg when put them on their way to victory over new ways. the netherlands are top of their route. thank to a to know when nor where their campaign and 3rd spot will. turkey finish. second to book a spot in the argentine are secure to place in the world cup with the 5 games disparate scoreless straw with arch rivals. brazil proved to be enough. this from the city as junior was one of the few highlights in the game. we don't last, he started his 1st match, then coming back from a half injury

pandemic, china has 9 tournaments in the 2019 season with more than $30000000.00 of prize money on a roger federer. his coat says he's likely to miss your straight and open in january. but susan, considering retiring yet now, the 4th year old swift is recovering from knee surgery and hasn't played since wimbledon in july. feder is tied to novak joke of h and raphael natal in the race to become the greatest men of all time on 20 grand slams. her founder and all those portugal have blown the chalice to qualify automatically for next year's wolf cup in capsule. that's after they lost the home again, via he's called that aside in goal in the last minutes, alexander mitchell, which was the match winner. a drawer would have been enough for portugal bots. rinaldo team will now have to that place in the pale 2010 world champion bay on the road to 2020, to a very late goal from our growing moran feel. the one know when a, the sweden to secured both in the groups, even if it hadn't him, if he hadn't called a drug, would have been enough to spain to go through. and crecia join them, they were up against russ

year—old was given well wishes by the likes of hollywood stars tom cruise and keanu reeves along with roger federert. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. that is indeed. we will have all the top is in stories right here next for you want bbc news so do stay with us, including a look at how parts of europe are starting to lockdown, whereas the tourism in india is beginning to reopen. see you in just a moment. hello. we've had some drizzle and patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and south east england this afternoon but the main rain band is pushing into the north and west of scotland. we can see it here on the earlier satellite picture, this bank of cloud, and it will continue on its journey south and eastwards through this evening and overnight. some heavy and persistent rain also pushing into parts of northern ireland. it will be weakening as it moves its way south and eastward but we could see some patchy rain into the far north of england by dawn. further south, there will be some drizzle, particularly for western and eastern coasts and

roger federer as coach says, he's likely to miss your strategy an open in january, but susan, considering retiring. yes, now the 4 year old switch is recovering from knee surgery and hasn't paid since wimbledon in july. federer is tied with novak joke of it and found the doll in the race to become the greatest men's pay of all time on $20.00 grand slams. no, samson is pulled off. one of the best dives of his career drives rather going from 10th on the grid to in the sao paolo grand prix than the say. these dr. afford his way to the top of taking a 5 place grid penalty for an engine change. he overhauled, tied to rival max the stamp and late on the race and finished ahead of him on the podium. hamilton c mate voluntary bought us, took 3rd year. oh, that's how you do it, man. that is how you do it. oh, yes, good. thank you so much. great. we're going to be pushing. it was hoping that we can for hamilton, who was forced this summer saturday sprint race from last over a rule breaking rate wing hamilton has now caught the stopping lead and the championship to 14 point with 3 races left. but fr

and he spoke more doubts about the feature of a roger federer as tennis korea, the 4th year old says injury will keep him out of action until the middle of next year. ah. without an incident where protest latest, say at least 2 people have been killed during another massive rally against military rule. he opposition groups and called for people to come out and demonstrate turning out. despite the killing of 6 people on sunday protests to say they will not be intimidated. they have now announced a one week sit in now. all so this is strategic, the military of locked down several areas and closed off bridges. you've got the l mc limited bridge, the undermanned bridge, and the touchy bridge. the aim of all this to start process is moving south into central cartoon to join the main protests. there. it is a little after 5 pm in cartoon to correspondence to cover this one for his hip, morgan and alco to him. bureau be with you shortly. here i want to go down to the straits. first of all, wrestle soda with a good number of people gathered there behind ye wrestle? well, that's right. yeah. n

roger federer has confirmed that he won't compete at the australian open injanuary.tin' he would be "extremely surprised" to be able to play wimbledon next year. federer hasn't played since losing in the wimbledon quarterfinals injuly, and is continuing to recover from multiple knee surgeries. and one of britain's most decorated wheelchair tennis players, jordanne whiley, has announced her retirement. whiley won 13 grand slams, including the us open singles tournament in 2015. she's also a four—time paralympic medallist. injune 2021 whiley was among six players representing the uk at the postponed 2020 paralympics in tokyo. there's more on the website including news from sale sharks — they've signed england fly—half george ford from leicester. and there'll be more from me in the next hour. after an unprecedented year of devastating cyberattacks, an international push is under way against hackers. cyber gangs are being arrested in multiple countries, but one place where arrests aren't happening is russia — which has historically ignored accusations of harbouring some

roger federer has claimed 28 crowns and only 6 players have one at least 10 masters titles. special when my both my kids for the 1st time watch the entire madsen, the finals. i want a match. i mean, it was incredible. fight i all the way to the last shot. but, you know, i knew that he takes, it takes a best effort to win against, than he always in tremendous form. you know, he beat me quite comfortably in finals of new york. so, you know, i, i learned my lesson and analyze that match and, and try to do things better on the court today. especially in the 2nd and 3rd, just almost flawless status from my side. so i'm very, very, very informative. one max for stoppin has extended his champ jibley to 19 points with victory at the mexico city granbury. the red bull driver started food on the grid, but managed to find the lead by the opening corner. at the same time, whole set of al teddy bought as was clipped to buy a daniel ricardo, ruining both their races for stopping was unchallenged out in front us. hamilton finished 2nd holding off the other red bull man sergio perez, who became the 1st

and roger federer has won that title 6 times, but there are more doubts about his future. the 4 year old is recovering from knee surgery, says he'll definitely mister australian opened in january, also telling swiss media it be extremely surprised if he was able to play at wimbledon in june. gov. any meager, so we'll face and at conservation for the title at the w t. a finals in mexico mcgriff and knocking out fellow spanish power. but osa, in straight sets to move through to the final exam on grand slam champions. reach the harvard referred for 1st time. what is her 1st appearance at this season in events and concert? i'd say here, reaching the fine with the 3 set when over greece is merisa curry. this is the stone. his 1st appearance at this event should be aiming for the biggest title of her career on wednesday. when she takes on mcgrew with our brazilian defender danny alvarez has officially signed back in at barcelona. as he makes his return to the club. the 38 year old is actually been a free agents, is leaving sa power in september, and he becomes the 1st signing un

roger federer says he's unlikely to play competitive tennis until midway through next year. ah, air pollution is choking millions of people across south asia, a kind of small because envelop several countries including india and pakistan in india's capital. new delhi schools have been closed indefinitely and many businesses are shot. the pollution and the pakistani city of la hor is even worse. a recent index puts it as the most polluted city in the world. so we'll speak to possibly natal in new delhi and just a moment 1st. so let's go to come. all hides are who join us for pakistan's capital . come on, i did the horror become the most polluted city in the world. well, there are several reasons. number one, for planning the fact that there's also an industrialized city hub for the industrial leg david day. you have also the end of the harvest of the rice, then and add up god left w, then the field which i've been set on fire, that hundreds of brick fact trade. there's a viewing take black smoke into the air. so this is a problem that had been growing and that had become wors

that would put him level with roger federer who's likely to miss the australian open in january. although his coach says the 40 year old isn't considering retiring yet. the swiss is recovering from knee surgery and hasn't played since wimbledon in july to all the tennis legends, venus and serena williams, if swapped the court all the red carpet to promote a new film about their dad's act, to will smith plays richard williams as he fights for his daughter's careers in sports, venus and serena went on to and combined a 30 grand slam singles titles and 4 olympic gold medals each, as well as countless other titles. there were also executive produces of this film . richard, i'm and chris, i think you might just have the next michael jordan. oh, no brother mayor asked me to next to i didn't cry just on the film. i cried out a script. when i was reading the script, i've started laughing had moment rashes. and i'm like, watery eyed on these moments so that was translated already in words. and then the film i just like watery eyes. and it was the some of the moments of the fan, the family

the roger federer says he's unlikely to play competitive tennis until midway through next year. ah, we begin in seed on were large groups protested marching through the streets of cartoon, condemning the military takeover and calling for return to civilian rule or ring. eliza pictures no more of the scene in car 2 more position groups has called for another 1000000 man march. there have already been reports to police using tear gas to disperse crowds. in the military is set up group blocks and close 3 key bridges linking cartoon with northern neighborhoods, where we includes l mach number bridge undermine bridge, and treaty bridge. the aim is to stop protested, removing serve and joining together in central car. tim, let sir get an update now from hey, bud morgan. she joined us lie from our car tomb studio head, but we've heard there of road closures, bridge cautions to stop protests. there's gathering that. we're also having trouble with the phone lines in that cart. give us a sense of what's happening because it's difficult to establish contact with our corresponds and he's on

roger federer pulls out of the australian open and casts doubt over his fitness for wimbledon next yearod afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the cost of living has hit its highest level in a decade — with prices rising 4.2 per cent in october. that's up from the previsous months figurs of 3.1 per cent. it's a steeper rise than many economists had predicted, and more than double the bank of england's inflation target. the increase is mainly because of higher energy and fuel costs, and it could mean a rise in interest rates in the next few months. coletta smith reports. it's lunchtime at nursery. and with 63 hungry mouths to feed, the staff here have their hands full. paula has increased her hours recently to make sure she is getting enough to cover the bills at home. i'm getting more money in, but then i am paying it out for fuel, food, clothes. gas and electricity as well. sarah has got 12—year—old twins so the weekly shop is getting to be more of a worry. we are tending to go for the offers rather than single prices because everything has gone up. it might only be 50p, 60p h

meanwhile, roger federer has confirmed he won't play at the australian open injanuary. able to play federer is recovering from multiple knee surgeries. the rugby football union has announced the opening of a new clinic which it hopes could make a significant improvement in the diagnosis of brain injury. the advanced brain clinic will be open to retired elite rugby players in england, male and female, between the ages of 30 and 55. joe wilson has more. inside this building in central london, there is some of the most sophisticated brain scanning equipment. someone can have a consultation funded by the rfq and run independently. if looking for evidence of brain injury i run independently. if looking for evidence of brain injury- run independently. if looking for evidence of brain inju evidence of brain in'ury i think the earlier we can — evidence of brain injury i think the earlier we can identify _ evidence of brain injury i think the earlier we can identify these - earlier we can identify these things, the better we can intervene. i think there's a tremendous investment

roger federer will be missing from the australian open for the first time since the year 2000 — ending. joe salisbury beatjamie murray as the only british players involved in the atp finals went head—to—head in their opening doubles group match. second seeds salisbury and american partner rajeev ram won in straight sets against murray and brazil's bruno soares in turin. there's been another development today in the ongoing racism scandal within yorkshire cricket as adil rashid became the third player to back up claims that michael vaughan made a racist comment whilst playing at yorkshire. teammate azeem rafiq had alleged vaughan told him and a group of asian players in 2009 "there are too many of you lot, we need to do something about it." michael vaughan says he "completely and categorically denies the allegation." rafiq, rashid and former pakistan bowler rana naved—ul—hasan claim they heard it — whilst a fourth player, ajmal shahzad, has previously said he can't remember. in a statement rashid says i can confirm azeem rafiq's recollection of michael vaughan's comments to a group of u

we will keep you posted if we hear any more roger federer.cloud in the north and the west. for the rest of us mere skies, hence low temperatures, and we will start off with a fair bit of sunshine. cloud is thick enough to produce drizzle. some shadows in the far north west. that will be usurped by the weather front bringing in rain. it will be windy in the northern half of country today. breezes as we can other south. temperatures tend to 13 north to south. in the evening and overnight still windy in the north. cloudy for a lot of us. the cloud that can afford drizzle along the coasts and hills in the south—west of england, north west of england as well. we will have the rain in north and north—western parts of scotland. in the clear skies, that is where temperatures will fall away as low as three degrees. in the west temperatures will hold up around 10 degrees. tomorrow for all of us it will be a cloudy day. also windy across—the—board. drizzle coming out of the thickest cloud. rain moving across the north and north—west of scotland. some br

meanwhile, roger federer is unlikely to play in next year's australian open as he continues to recoverfrom sport for now. hello. well, tuesday promises to be a dry day across most of the uk. it's going to be cloudy and mild once again. and, in fact, not much change expected for the next few days. if anything, the temperatures could rise even further. so why is it so mild? well, on the satellite picture, you'll see this big weather front here. this is very much where the jet stream is. thejet stream is pushing along the weather fronts, but it's also separating the mild air to the south, which has engulfed the uk, indeed much of europe, and is keeping the cold air at bay. so we are to the south of the jet stream in that milder air. but scotland is a little closer to the weather fronts in the north atlantic, so that does mean some of that rain grazing the western isles through the course of the early hours. elsewhere, it'll be dry. and where the skies will have cleared, perhaps a—5 celsius at dawn, so a little on the nippy side, but generally mild. now, that weather front does move into scotl

roger federer is speaking openly for the first time since undergoing a third right knee injury in augustaw from the u.s. open. the news sadly still not great. not only signals he'll miss the australian open upcoming in a couple of months but told a swiss paper, i'd be incredibly surprised to play wimbledon. he has not played on tour since the all england club in july. in melbourne, federer won six of his titles incluing in 2018. the french open airs in may. i do fear this could be the end. he estimates he could return in 2022, which leaves the summer open as a poblts. fingers crossed. >>> turning to the nba where the lakers are eagerly awaiting the return of lebron james after an abdominal strain. he hopes to be back for tomorrow night's game. with the king off the court, the lakers were no match for the defending champion milwaukee bucks last night. the lakers falling 8-8 on the season. that's a shame. >>> time now for the weather. and let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, today's the day you encourage we all wait. here i am. my dedication, my work ethic has led

he's tied with rafa nadal and roger federer for the most grand slam wins in tennis history. >>> 61 strangersly free after being stranded for three days in a pub in northern england. on friday, the group of people filled the inn to listen to an e oasis tribute band, but you can see what went wrong. snow blanketed the area about five hours north of london mound piles kept them trapped for three days they slept over, played games, sang karaoke the pub owners jokingly referred to the bunch as their new inmates. they even laid out a buffet free of charge. nikola townsend is the pub manager, she told the local news, some people were fine with being stranded >> last night there were a lot of people were saying they would really like to stay longer they hoping the plow doesn't get through this morning >> the plow did get through. today around 2:00 p.m. local time, most of the inmates were freed. only two guests remained waiting for the icy roads to thaw. pub posted this image to facebook, reminding the guests they can always say, i was there. >>> 60 seconds left on a race to finish president biden d

tell me why roger federer is in the book. �* .., , , tell me why roger federer is in the book.le in mexico in1970. _ _ ., in 1970. very simply, gordon banks was the in1970. very simply, gordon banks was the best— in 1970. very simply, gordon banks was the best goalkeeper _ in 1970. very simply, gordon banks was the best goalkeeper i _ in 1970. very simply, gordon banks was the best goalkeeper i have i in 1970. very simply, gordon banks i was the best goalkeeper i have seen, the best goalkeeper that has been around probably ever. an absolutely magnificent goalkeeper. he is renowned for that. he is renowned for that save against brazil. i always maintain his best save, more important save, was sailing a penalty for when west ham played stoke in the semifinal of the league cup and that got them through the final and winning it. cup and that got them through the finaland winning it. i cup and that got them through the final and winning it. i always talk about the rubbish about the great save against pele can i do not go along with it. he was the best. as a character, he was a joke.

roger federer saying he won't compete at the australian open in january.rfinals injuly and is recovering from multiple knee surgeries. and fallon sherrock has become the first woman to advance to the knockout stages of the grand slam of darts. she beat gabrielle clemens in the final group game to advance. that is all the sport for now. news coming in in the last couple of moments, amazon has told its customers it is going to stop accepting payments using visa credit cards in the uk from january next year. just looking into the detail, amazon is saying the high fees charged by visa to process transactions made using visa credit cards is the reason behind the move. they say they will still use visa debit cards and other non—visa credit cards for payments, but telling customers that they are stopping accepting payments using visa credit cards in the uk from january next year. after an unprecedented year of cyber—attacks against companies, institutions and even hospitals, an international push is under way against hackers. bbc news has discovered that two susp

roger federer has confirmed that he won't compete at the australian open injanuary.wimbledon next year. federer hasn't played since losing in the wimbledon quarter—finals injuly, and is continuing to recover from multiple knee surgeries. and one of britain's most decorated wheelchair tennis players, jordanne whiley, has announced her retirement. whiley won 13 grand slams, including the us open singles tournament in 2015. she's also a four—time parolympic medallist. earlier this year whiley was among six players representing the uk at the postponed 2020 paralympics in tokyo. usman khawaja has been named in australia's15—man squad for the first two ashes tests against england. he's not played test cricket since august 2019 when australia retained the ashes in england. australia have played only three test series since then — all at home — beating pakistan and new zealand before being stunned 2—1 by india injanuary, when they lost at the gabba in brisbane for the first time since 1988. george ford has called his decision to leave leicester tigers at the end of the seaso

backed by roger federer, surprise profit despite vietnam factory slowdowns. the stock up 7 1/2%. lauren: "wall street journal" reporting that the ceo knew about sexual conduct allegations at the videogame company and did not inform the board. 100 workers demanding his resignation. stuart: i heard there might be a walkout. lauren: there was. two in a row in fact. stuart: down 3%. baidu. >> this is the -- of china. their cloud business is strong. it boosted their earnings. as beijing cracks down on so many industries in china, that hits advertising business baidu has. real estate companies, travel companies, education companies pulling back. stuart: mark grant has been on the program many times saying don't touch any chinese stock with a 10-foot pole. lauren: i know but a lot of people say they come down a bit buy the dip. stuart: you have an update on musk and his tesla stock sales. lauren: he sold stock 7th day in a row. he is halfway point on promise to sell 10% of his 170 million share stake in tesla. in the past few days if you add it up, he sold $8.8 billion worth of stock an

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roger federer has confirmed that he won't compete at the australian open injanuary.ast hour british wheelchair playerjordanne whiley has announced her retirement. whiley won 13 grand slams, including the us open singles tournament in 2015. she's also a four time paralympic medallist. injune 2021 whiley was among six players representing the uk at the postponed 2020 paralympics in tokyo. that's all the sport from me for now but head over to the bbc sport website for more on tonight's women's champions league ties as arsenal look to make it to the quarter finals. an inquiry into asbestos in schools is to get underway today, after a campaign group found that hundreds of teachers have died prematurely from mesothelioma. mps on the work and pensions committee will look into the risks of abestos for teachers and pupils. lucie stephens' mother, who was exposed to abestos whilst working at a school has died of the disease. let's speak to lucie now. thank you so much forjoining us. you have obviously been through very time, losing your mother and knowing what the background t

for more let's bring in former legal analyst and federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. peremptory challenges where they are allowed to remove jurors without a reason at all and then if one side thinks the other side has abused those challenges, has in fact used them because of race and not because of an allowable reason they are allowed to make a challenge and that's what happened here. the prosecutor said that defense lawyers had actually been removing people for race and not for a permitted reason, and so the judge heard more than two hours of argument about this. all that the lawyer has to do to survive a challenge like this is to show any non-discriminatory reason, so for one person it might be that they didn't like their answer about, you know, what they think about technology in trials or, you know, that they knew something about the case that wasn't enough to get them removed for cause but gave the lawyers pause, so all there has to be is a non-discriminatory reason given and then the judge is supposed to allow the lawyers to use the peremptory challenges the way

let's speak to former federal prosecutor jen rogers about all that's involved here. i don't want you to imagine you're a fly on the wall inside that jury room. juries can be unpredictable. this could take some time. as they're considering this, i wonder in your experience, the jury of five people, average americans like all of us. they have to consider the notion of self-defense, of whether rittenhouse put himself in that situation and, therefore, bears responsibility. how big a challenge is it for this jury going forward? >> you're exactly right, jim. it's complicated. not really legally complicated but factually complicated. not only do they have to think about was kyle rittenhouse reasonable, is what he did in that moment reasonable or did he provoke those add tax on him in which case they can't use self-defense. they have to consider that for multiple incidents it's not just the first shooting, not just the second shooting. three people were shot and there are charges related to two others. even with respect to the first victim, joseph rosenbaum, the jury could f

let's discuss this with two former federal prosecutors, jennifer rogers and elliott williams. gets the last rebuttal and this morning she tried to get to the point. these defendants said they had a right it a citizen's arrest and she said no, they do not because she said they had no right or no reason to get in their case and chase after ahmaud arbery. >> how do you analyze this case? >> well, was it a citizen's arrest? you decide, but if they were not conducting a lawful citizen's arrest you do not have to consider -- you still may if you want to, but you don't real very to consider self-defense because if it's not a lawful citizen's arrest then they were the first aggressors and they were committing felonies against mr. arbery and, therefore, they don't get to claim citizen's arrest. this is not a citizen's arrest, state eats argument. >> a key point in the sense that if the jury agrees they had no right to do this, then that also means you're done because if you're not properly conducting a citizen's arrest then they have no right to use force. >> that's right, john. it's r

roger federer�*s run of 21 consecutive appearances at the australian open will come to an end.d—19 test result. and what will be a big loss for ireland — their captainjonny sexton has been ruled out for up to six weeks, after he twisted his knee and ankle in his side's win over new zealand on saturday, and will miss their final autumn international against argentina this sunday. so there we go. november the 26th... excuse me. a little cough. november the 26th is the draw for the play—offs. that is the day to look out for. we look forward to it. carol is with us this morning with the weather. good morning. good morning. this morning it is quite a mild start to the day almost across the board but not quite. we have got a slither of clear skies extending from the wastowing towards dorset, and there we have got the lowest temperatures. if you are travelling early, bear that in mind. there is also some rain in the forecast. rain has been crossing scotland through the night. we have got some showers in the west, some drizzle as well through wales and the south—west and the south—east

cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now, a former federal prosecutor. that's interesting.ying the executive privilege argument. is that what happened today with jeffrey clark, and why is he so significant? >> he's significant, alisyn, because he was the one inside pushing for false information, pushing to tell georgia that they didn't have to certify and really trying to orchestrate a coup on the part of the justice department to help donald trump steal the president and remain in power. it sounds like he's experting executive privilege. the former president trump decided not to exert executive privilege. it does sound like that is what clark is claiming. he can't be claiming attorney/client privilege, he as part of doj is not the president's lawyer for the purposes. it sounds like he's purposing the executive privilege claim. many others have been pushing and trying to not testify with the committee. >> and of course, jeffrey clark is the person who drafted that letter that he wanted doj to send to the georgia state legislature to delay the certification of the vote and w

. >>> for more let's bring in jennifer rogers, the cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.t we've just heard from omar. jury selection, the judge denied requests from a jury list. what do you make that have? >> i find it very troubling. this is a political case. kyle rittenhouse has been adopted by the right wing, i think he's a hero and the left wing think he's a vigilante and this has become very political charged so the fact that the judge would not use a questionnaire is really problematic and what the judge needs to be done with the jury and i don't think it can be done accurately in two days is to weed out people who have political views about this and who cannot be fair and impartial so the notion that the judge wants to rip through this and to not use questionnaires is really troubling for that reason shepard given how politicized this has become, how do you expect prosecutors and the defense to approach this claim of self-defense and the notion that rittenhouse felt empowered by local police that night? >> well, it's very complicated because, of course, the prosecu

certainly we need the federal government to be more consistent in what they are telling us. >> jacqui: senator rogerl, we really perceive your time and we will talk to you again soon. >> thank you. >> trace: a warning from truckers ahead of the holiday season and concerns that president biden's vaccine mandate could derail an already chaotic supply chain. >> jacqui: plus the fbi raids a conservative group. excuse me, the fbi raid hasn't raised concerns among a conservative group about whether the biden administration is he is in the federal to target components. jonathan turley gives us his take coming up on that, next. ♪ ♪ atever the size. that's why we set out to help make it easier for everyone to move forward financially. with small business, personal banking, wealth, and corporate solutions that help you reach your goals and plan for the future... it's a girl! ...we're doing everything we can to help you get where you want to be. because sometimes a little help is all you need. see how we can make a difference for you at pnc bank. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. m

roger sherman made a major point. the reason why the article federation works, those delegates are recallable by the state meaning the state legislature they weren't going to have any of that. the way that they set up is the senator ensures each state gets to but they're not recallable at will. they have six year terms and governor morris said they will become creatures of the nation because they're gonna live in the new national capital with six-year terms and by that time and recallable by the state they will not really represent the state, they will represent themselves. >> lucas you quote lincoln at springfield morning of mob violence and saying passion prevails rather than reason and democracy is threatened. he is channeling madison spheres although he's responding to violence against newspaper editors and african-americans are being with the fear of mob violence and democracy and it was mob section in particular rather than democracy in general made the founders afraid and reflect on the constitution? >> i hope i'm not. and differently as democracy i was not aware that lincoln used very often. that does not mea

but, no, if you had and in his opening speech roger sherman made a point, you know, the reason why the article of federation works is those delegates are recallable at will by the states. >> meaning the state legislature. >> they weren't going to have any of that. the way say setup the senator of each state, sure they have two, but they're not recallable at will. they have six-year terms. and morris said they're going to live in this national capital with six-year terms. and by that unrecallable by the states, they won't really represent the -- >> and saying when reason rather than passion -- when passion rather than reason prevails then democracy is friends. he's channelling madison's fears of shay's rebellion. >> did you agree with the analysis there was this sphere of mob violence and democracy, and does the lincoln experience suggest it was mob action in particular rather than democracy in general that made the founders afraid, and how is it going to reflect on the constitution? >> i hope it's not just a question of semantics here. that didn't mean he was against democracy, right, as i would not be. and

a federal judge rejected the executive privilege claims the first batch of documents set to be turned over by friday. lawyers from the formal president have filed an appeal >> nfl fines aaron rogersnd has ard $15,000 each for attending a halloween party unvaccinated and alleging the team new about the party. >> people's 2021, sexy ex-man alive. paul rudd. check out this scene >> get up sexy get up sexy, please. that's it. >> feeling it. in his interview with people, the 52-year-old actor as humble as ever saying there are so many people who should get this before me. he's ordering new business cards now with that title. >> one in one million lobster caught in maine. the blue and pink, rare cotton kachbdy lobster caught in the pay. hoping it will be adopted to an aquarium with no plans for a clam bake any time >> might be adopted by lando lakes. >> i'm not familiar with paul rudds work but i'm happy to see he's 52. you can have a five handle and everything is just fine. i'm hanging on that everyday >> thank you >> up next, as christmas gets closer, we'll hide some of the out of the box strategies companies are using to navigate the supply chain helping get that stuff on the shelf

certain health care workers and federal contractors. 27 states have already filed lawsuits to challenge that mandate. i will now bring in jennifer rogers who joins us to break it down. what is your reaction to this? >> in the first place, the fifth circuit has issued a stay which is of no moment. the rule wasn't supposed to take effect until january anyway. so what it means, the fifth circuit will evaluate this after briefing an argument. the question is, will they actually strike down this rule? if they do so, they have to do it on either statutory or a constitutional basis. the order said they had concerns about both. i don't see any problem here unless they can identify specific statutory failure like the process was problematic. which they said is not the case. i don't see any constitutional issues. either the fifth circuit will reverse and it find there was no problem or if necessary it will go to the supreme court. >> the government argues this is about workplace safety over which the government has broad powers. what do you think? do you foresee it being overturned on constitutional grounds? >> definitely not on constitutional g

federal building. he reached a plea agreement and will serve 60 days in jail. john gruden filed a lawsuit against the nfl, accusing commissioner roger goodell of launching a soviet-style character assassination against him. he resigned after thousands of his work emails were made public. >> and at least 68 inmates died at a gun battle in ecuador saturday between prison gangs and ecuador drug cartels. more ayman with ayman mohyeldin right after this break. n mohyel right after this break ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. now you can