go ahead, rory. well, i certainly would hope so, but to be honest, i don't know that we're quite there yet. and he liked, he was just talking about it. pandemic has been an unforeseen factor, and a lot of people didn't know how to deal with it. even though we're almost 2 years into it, people still don't really know how to deal with it. and so i think in terms of change, one of the biggest factors in the last election was people were just pro trapper anti trop. and i think that's, we heard that binding ministration is their election strategy was built for me. i'm not. and so, you know, to these point, even though there are all these policy initiatives that they're working on that you know, on their face are good things that they spend so much time being saying, look at us, we're not trump, they didn't really focus on their messaging and so that kind of got lost in translation. so i think, you know, now with that from talking about packet, he wants running 2024 in the democrats are worried. harris has

later that day, my brother rory asked my father if he was scared. he hadn't been speaking for quite some time, but said a loud, powerful "no." rory asked if he was worried about my mom. he said in almost a whisper, "yes." first corinthians 13 4-8 reads, love is patient and kind. love does not envy or boast. it is not arrogant or rude. it does not insist on its own way. it is not irritable or resentful. it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. my father's nickname as a kid in searchlight was pinky. so, please allow me to insert the word pinky for love in this scripture. pinky is patient and kind. pinky does not envy or boast. pinky is not arrogant or rude. pinky doesn't insist on its own way. pinky is not irritable or resentful. pinky does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. pinky bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. pinky never ends. and then them of jesus christ, amen.

mandate will speak with uc hastings law professor rory little to break down the th u.s.it has blocked the biden administration from enforcing a vaccine or test requirement large employers. >> but the justices did allow the administration to move forward with a vaccine mandate for most health care workers. the supreme court's orders come during this spike in coronavirus cases caused, of course, by the omicron variant here to help us break it all down is uc hastings, professor rory little rory, a professor, thanks for joining obviously, setback for the biden administration vaccine. skeptics must be happy with says this decision. what do you make of what the court ruled today? >> well, the good news is that the court upheld a vaccine requirement for medicare facilities that receive federal funding. that's about 10 million health care workers in the country. but they struck down an extension of vaccines mask or a test or a vaccination requirement for workers which could reach as many as 80 million people. so at this kind of spending, the baby and it shows that for us, if you

my pleasure, rory. ready well, after the 1st victory in the saga, when geography was released from the detention center, r t spoke to joker bitches. dad and uncle who both agreed that he should be allowed to complete a compete in that of the australia open. i can say in my name, i originally mean isolated, you know, and this is all him, you know. and on the other side, as you know, he has the. busy corona in december, you know, and the, this is not a medical reason to get the law sign before a judge that he has the, he gets 2 times what all, and he has a real, real, really unhappy and we are so sorry. we like to australian people, but the southern government didn't really wrong. they still know number one, in the, in the, in the dentist, one of the best force men ever, you know, this is, this is what he said is very said, let me so will you, samuel, i can't describe the feeling. we never thought our son, the best tennis player in the world, would have had to go through this, especially in such a far awa

quite a bit further down the leaderboard, but rory _ pace. much at home. how do you see his chances? ~ :, �* ., :, chances? well, he would've wanted to net off to a chances? well, he would've wanted to get off to a better— chances? well, he would've wanted to get off to a better start. _ chances? well, he would've wanted to get off to a better start. it _ chances? well, he would've wanted to get off to a better start. it was - get off to a better start. it was one of those frustrating mcilroy days. one under par, 71. he struck the ball pretty well and was pretty pleased with that, butjust on the easier holes, holes like the 18th and the second, you drop shots where he didn't expect to pick them up. i'm afraid he's been something of a malaise for mcilroy in terms of not having a sharp efficiency to contend for the biggest titles. still one or two elements of rust about his game. he received in abu dhabi last week, and that seems to have continued, so he'll look to go low tomorrow. he'll be playing in the afternoon, when we will expect more bre

. >> first, to lana and key and josh and leif and rory, what beautiful, beautiful words to show what a great man and a wonderful father your dad was. thank you. thank you. now, it is truly an honor for me to speak about my dear friend and mentor, harry reid of searchlight, nevada, as he would probably refer to himself. first, let me say to landra , the love of his life for 62 years who he called his rock, the only time i saw harry cry was when he told me landra had a terrible car accident that had broken so many bones. he said over and over again as tears streamed down his cheeks, my poor little landra, my poor little landra. landra, i know nothing kemper placed the hole in your heart right now, but just know that -- i know nothing can replace the hole in your heart right now but just know that the people in this room and literally thousands across the nation are holding you in their hearts as you endure this painful loss with your family. i lost my data month ago, but he is still with me, just as i know harry is will all -- is with all of us and will always be. five years ago at the

amy: i want to bring rory kennedy into the conversation. this film is jaw-dropping.s history and essential into the cover-up. talk about why he decided to make "downfall: the case against boeing." and what you discovered as you investated this. >> thank you, amy. and i appreciate so much being on your show committing back here with you. like so many other, i followed this story where we witnessed two airplanes crash within five months of each other come the same airplane, the 737 max, 346 people lost their lives. i wanted to know what happened. i wanted to know who knew what, who was responsible for these planes crashing, for these lives lo. and i wanted to ultimately make a documentary where we can learn from tse mistakes,old those people accountable, and try ou best to ensure this does not happen again. amy: so take us through the two crashes. i mean, what was some of the most galling parts of this worthy blame that boeing placed on the pilots and also on the countries, as if to say in developing countries they just can't handle quite our planes. let me turn to ano

rory, how do you _ that, then it will get better.etter. rory, how do you feel about what i that, then it will get better. if how do you feel about what happened to you five years on? i how do you feel about what happened to you five years on?— to you five years on? i have done a lot of personal _ to you five years on? i have done a lot of personal growth _ to you five years on? i have done a lot of personal growth within i to you five years on? i have done a lot of personal growth within the i lot of personal growth within the last five years. i think there is no 1—size—fits—all approach to recovering from something like sexual assault, personally for me, britney and the spice girls got me through some of the hard times. i can accept that that's not the way forward for everybody. i think that, of course, ifeel angry forward for everybody. i think that, of course, i feel angry when i forward for everybody. i think that, of course, ifeel angry when i look back on my experiences and i feel sadness and regret for the person i was back th

yeah, hi rory. i was just outside the ministry of foreign affairs here in central moscow with a foreign minister. elaborate has just wrapped up his press conference. the press conference comes after thought between russia and the us in geneva and russia and they took in brussels before they came to pretty much a dead lab. rob did the press conference off by addressing those talking about the situation isn't getting any better over the 10 situation over the ukraine. of course, russia accusing nato of expanding into the east and dragging countries like ukraine on the is of auspices on the west. on the other hand accuses russia of putting forces on that board in ukraine. there preempting some sort of attack they had accused russia putting in something like a 100000 troops on the border. but what it came down to was lab, rob said he needs written assurance about these security matters or the security of russia that made so won't expand any fairly, he said. but russia has pretty much waited too long. the

how does it look right now, rory? well this whole back to work thing i think should come with a great big flashing asterisk leading to 3. follow me only caveat snub one of which is should we even be coming back to were given that the government is advising anyone who could work from home to do so. secondly, all you well enough to go back to work with the reported 1000000 brittany's either or sick with cove it or self isolating because you know, someone in that household having it, there are many, many people who aren't able to go back to work and can you actually get to work even if you are evil. and what enough that the train system is. i have to say a bit of a mess at the moment with cancellations because of engineering work and because of staff shortages, cobra related stuff, you'll see it all across the system. so many, many parts the system and operating on its own skeletal service. now the government says that it's tar states cabinet ministers with preparing for a worst case scenario of perhaps one in 4 people b

flowers of the killers but then they'll have two more of senator reid's sons, those being reif and roryy leader currently, chuck schumer, so we're monitoring all this for you. carol, we asked the legacy question always, but with this much depth and breadth in the political career of senator harry reid, you combine that with these complexities of his public image versus what we hear about how he was in private, more soft spoken and very sensitive and thoughtful, but there are those who have said that he was a pretty tough negotiator, that he could be ruthless. putting all that together, what do you think he should be remembered most for? >> i think he should be remembered for the fact that he never forgot the little guy. he devoted his entire political career, at least from what i saw, to fighting for the rights of ordinary americans. he was, at the end of the day, a quintessential american and he represented the american dream, if you think about it. he came from humble beginnings, worked his way up, worked very hard, a tough negotiator, he gave no brook to -- he didn't suffer fools lig

let's speak to comedian rory bremner. rory, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. a? . , cryer on radio four. what was he like a? ., , ., ~ cryer on radio four. what was he like a? ., , ., . ., like a? he was wonderful. when a comedian died, _ like a? he was wonderful. when a comedian died, he _ like a? he was wonderful. when a comedian died, he would - like a? he was wonderful. when a comedian died, he would be - like a? he was wonderful. when a l comedian died, he would be leading the obituaries. he was such a great figure, he was so generous and supportive. a lot of the younger comedians, he encouraged. i think he took great pride and he introduced been elton tojim davison. so, he brought people together and he brought people together and he brought laughter all the time. ironically, the programme's 50th anniversary. jeremy hardy... there was very at the heart of it, but that booming baritone voice. he was just wonderful. he knew all the great comedians. not only knew them, but he'd written for most of them. quite an incredible career. the legacy he's left in pa

highly infectious omi con variant, will have more on that story a little later but 1st, let's head to rory, challenge whose life for us in london. hello there. warri. thanks for joining us on these news. our parents have their school students returning to school over the next couple of weeks. what are they being told? well, they've been told by the governments that this is a situation that the government hopes is not going to last longer than is absolutely necessary. but what secondary school pupils are going to have to do when they enter schools again tomorrow for the 1st time since the christmas holidays is 1st of all, take a cova test, a lateral flow test. every secondary school in the u. k is going to be having to do that, but also they are going to have to wear mosques for an undisclosed period of time while they're at school. it's basically the one change that the government has made to the rules and regulations in england over the holiday period. johnson has just come out and said that the mixture of meshes that the, that england has in place all the right ones. and the government i

we will try and go back to pop natal if we can before the end of the news live now, to rory challenge correspondence standing by for us at london bridge. the railway station there also ship station as well. rory 8, supposed to be super busy supposed to be getting back to normal after christmas. new year. doesn't look like it. know if this is the big factor work event, rush hour in london's main train stations again, then, well, i must have missed it. and i've been standing it since about 730 this morning. well, in time for russia, there are many reasons why people haven't come rushing back to the office pace again. one is it that i've been told not too far as johnson has, the prime minister said that anyone who can work at home should work a pat. so that over the last 7 days, more than a 1000000 bricks tested negative. so he says positive because you made 19 a huge, huge number. and the government has asked ministers to put implants. a worst case scenario of one in 4 brits being off work. sometime soon, now, if that actually happens, then the prospect of keeping vital services like th

rory burns gone 68 for one. and not a repeat, it's dawid malan out. zak crawley fell for 36. sometimes you can't do much. joe root got a ball that barely bounced. well, laugh or cry. england's batting fell apart — outclassed, outfought, all out for 124. as australia launched into their final celebration, england's only consolation was...it�*s over. joe wilson, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 4.16, bye for now. good afternoon, we're going to start in australia — but with the cricket. england's miserable ashes tour has come to an end with one last catastrophic batting collapse as the hosts won by 146 runs in the final test in hobart to claim a 4—0 series win. the day had started well bowler mark wood getting career best figures of six for 37. he removed aussie captain pat cummins, the hosts gone for 155, leaving england chasing 271 to win. rory burns and zak crawley made a promising start until burns was bowled by cameron green just before tea. joe root was unlucky — green agai

rory mcilroy was tied for the lead heading into the final hole but ended up bogeying the last after his, but an opprtunity missed. that's how england captain heather knight has described their grandstand finish to the ashes test in canberra. england nearly ran down the biggest fourth—innings chase in women's test history before a collapse left them scrambling to survive, nesta mcgreogr was watching. it was a clever decision. just before tea on the last day, australia declared, setting england a tempting target of 257. it would be a record chase for heather knight's side, but the captain couldn't repeat her first innings century. trapped lbw, much to her disgust. and a heroic effort from sofia dunkley followed. 45 from just 32 balls. nat sciver top scored on 58, but captain meg lanning put a stop to that. beth mooney was superhuman, diving for a catch despite breaking herjaw in two places before the series began. england lost six wickets for just 26 runs, and suddenly switched to survival mode. kate cross blocked out the final over as england ensured the points were shared. the ashes are

they want to make sure our rory, our a digital currency doesn't mess with. are there the soonest, the better the, or the financial system? right. i think that's the 1st thing in which alpha one potential barrier for the e one had been common use of existing and a tronic payment systems. we chet run by 10 cent holdings and aunt groups. ali pe, hold in 90 percent share of the mobile payment market between them. but recently which had followed an early pace footsteps by making it compatible with e. one. the move by tense and to make its hybrid messaging and more by payment at which it compatible with the digital you on could be a significant step in its adoption, which had already boasts more than 1000000000 uses worldwide, and is widely used across china. the developments appear to be part of a broader push to attract, uses the head of china spring festival, as well as the winter olympic games. the p, b o. c. set that foreign visitors coming for the winter games would be able to use a digital. you are at olympic when use, even without a chinese bank account. i

rory mcilroy is in contention going into the final round as he looks for his third dubai desert classica round of 69 which included four birdies and an eagle. there's a cluster of english players towards the top of the leaderboard, led by tommy fleetwood, who also went round in three—under he's a shot behind mcilroy. but they're both chasing south africa'sjustin harding who has a two shot lead — he's on twelve under overall for the tournament. great britain's zoe backstedt has become the cyclocross junior world champion. the 17—year—old, who recently recovered from covid, took the lead on the opening lap of five in fayetteville, in the united states and never looked back. she beat dutch rider leonie bentveld by 32 seconds to add the title to the world road race crown she won last year. there was disappointment for british drivers in the second race of the opening weekend of the new formula e season. alexander sims�*s race ended prematurely when he hit a wall on the circuit in diriyah in saudi arabia. that saw a processional finish behind the safety car which came in with only two corner

this was rory burns's second chance in the ashes.end. here comes the replay that confirms he didn't make it. burns returned. 0ut didn't make it. burns returned. out for not, his opening partner was back with him shortly, cut after the ball struck his bat and pad. replying to australia's 303, england needed joe root to make runs. for a while, david milan was supporting him. every hero needs friends. just when he seemed to settle, malan hits this to the wicketkeeper. australia's captain accepted another gift. joe rule out. pat cummings sensed the decisive moment. so did joe root. they both then watch this catch. 0llie pope back in the england team. back in his routine. sam billings and chris works to find together for a sam billings and chris works to find togetherfor a while. but sam billings and chris works to find together for a while. but when sam billings and chris works to find togetherfor a while. but when it martin woods's fund stopped. so much, so little for england's batting. this flying catch. next a tumbling sam billings to

rory mcilroy is in contention going into the final round as he looks for his third dubai desert classicn the uae carding a round of 69 which included four birdies and an eagle. there's a cluster of english players towards the top of the leaderboard, led by tommy fleetwood, who also went round in three—under he's a shot behind mcilroy. but they're both chasing south africa'sjustin harding who has a two shot lead — he's on 12 under overall for the tournament. great britain's zoe backstedt has become the cyclo—cross junior world champion. the 17 —year—old, who recently recovered from covid, took the lead on the opening lap of five in fayetteville, in the united states and never looked back. she beat dutch rider leonie bentveld by 32 seconds to add the title to the world road race crown she won last year. that's all from sportsday. next up on the bbc news channel, it's ros atkins 0n — the cost of living. the cost of living in the uk is rising, and it's changing people's lives. we either have to eat and be cold or be warm and starve. that's the way it is. and all evidence suggests this is ju

rory darge, ben vellacott and kyle rowe are also rewarded with call—ups ahead of scotland's first gameichael lowry and mack hansen have been named in andy farrell's 37—man squad. ireland's campaign gets under way against wales in dublin. and preparations ahead of the women's ashes have been less than perfect for england, as they count down to their first t20 game tomorrow at the adelaide oval. the series is beginning a week earlier than originally planned to allow both teams to travel to new zealand and quarantine before the world cup. it's meant the build—up to the multi—format ashes hasn't been ideal. but as batter tammy beaumont acknowledges, covid has affected everything. it's been crazy, not ideal preparation, a little bit different to normal, but we have made do, and then once we got to canberra, it was a couple of days isolation all we had pcr test results and lots of social distancing, no mixing, no kind of going anywhere indoors or overcrowded. so, yeah, it's been pretty tough, but now we got to adelaide, it's all about the business and the. and that is all the sport for now.

my school yesterday, rory abernathy is describing her experience after returning from winter break monday to teachers. students at james did mid middle school in san francisco. she is one of the teachers participating in a sick out for public health and safety relating to covid-19. she talks about what it's been like since returning to school like i've won class that has 34 kids one class. it has. >> you 26 kids. so there's no social distancing at all. and then i'm walking around the room like squeezing in between the and i and i also want to add it's been freezing. >> because all the windows are open. let's go make you feel. >> comfortable with returning to school to teach your class number >> okay. number one is kn 95 mask. >> daily disposable. >> for every teacher and every staff member on campus. the response from sf usd spokesperson lower the price of usd has been distributing ppe, including surgical and cloth masks monthly to all schools throughout the fall. we're going to continue to distribute ppe and include kn 95 mask to school sites this week. number 2. >> we need daily. >> tes

and how's all this going down internationally, rory? well, i mean obviously the, the russians denied it. you're going to mariah as, as denied it, i think in, in, in capital, particularly. so in, in, in ukraine, in care of it's, it's being viewed with a sense of been newsmen, i think, mainly because mariah is seen there is a fatty fringe figure. he is a former m p. he owns a tv channel. he is not necessarily a big player. there are other people that in ukraine, the belief is that they would make more logical choices. rushes wants to be at the head of some sort of puppet government. there is also, i think, the belief amongst russia watches people who know about russian intelligent services. that's the way that they work, the russian tentative services. they would have numerous plans in play at any one time. there is also into agency rivalry between different parts of russian intelligence. so you've got the g r, you've got f, s, b got s p, r. they compete with each other. and so that's something that is sort of a plan that's picked up by w

. >> reporter: rory abernathy is a math teacher, and one of the organizers of this a competition. as is the goal is to send a message that if the district doesn't take their concerns seriously, we can shut the whole system down, and we will. the petition has around 500 signatures so far. abernathy says she is not sure how many people that signed our teachers, or how many will participate. >> this is very grassroots, site to site, friend to friend, and word-of-mouth. >> reporter: the teachers union was not involved in any way. the union representatives held a press conference this afternoon, asking for additional safety measures in the classrooms, including more ppe. also making more rapid covid-19 tests available to staff and students. >> i'm sad to say this is not the case here. >> reporter: the superintendent responded with a statement saying, we continue to follow public health guidance and schools have remained low risk settings by following proper safety protocols. the district leaders say they are aware of tomorrow's sick out. this they are planning for multiple scenarios. i

rory angelotta was reporting missing after he did not show up for christmas dinner with friends. he told them he was first going skiing and north star. deputies ended their search yesterday, saying it was doubtful he could've survived the severe weather conditions. today, the sheriff's office shared a facebook statement from the family, expressing their deep gratitude for everyone who helped search for him. that was over the past 6 days. the sheriff's office says over 13,000 personnel hours were devoted to the search. >>> new video shows an east bay police chase ending in the san francisco bay. chp said it started early this morning on highway 4 near martinez. the driver let officers into oakland. at one point, the car stopped, and a passenger tried to hide a bag with an ar 15 inside. the driver of the passenger both abandoned the car eventually. they arrested the driver after chasing him on foot, and found the passenger hiding in the frigid bay water for nearly 30 minutes. >>> oakland is ending one of its most violent years ever. we break down the numbers and look at what is abo

the current regime administration in kiev before you could install any kind of puppet russian one. rory, thank you very much for a challenge. the chinese life from london, u. s. president joe biden has met his national security team to discuss the crisis in ukraine. washington has sent about 90 tons of military supplies to ukraine, seeing it wants to ensure its armed forces are well stocked, but russia insists it has no plans to attack. ukraine is calling up civilians to join it's military reserves, and a 3rd of people say they are willing to sign up or the hub del hamid is in the capital kiev. she met some who have enlisted in a parking central care, military drills, teaching the basics of combat to civilians from all walks of life. this is how young people, like allison had asked him ankle. a student in the science of plants spend their week. kennedy soon come or came naturally from your i just have to for like my family of garcia hobbs in this situation. old 3rd escalade and i can continue my, your scientific work and not be affected were it's all part of our program to become member

uc hastings professor rory little says california supreme court justice leondra kruger is among the possibles. >> the trigger is absolutely fantastic. i think she would be great on the supreme court and i would applaud president biden if you were to nominate her. i think she would be confirmed. she is a moderate. she is not a a radical left progressive type. she's a moderate democrat. she's got experience in front of the supreme court. she's obviously been on the california supreme court now for a number of years. so she'd be great. there are other nominees. there's a judge in dc who is also talented and has a lot of claim. and she clerked for justice briar. that particular judge judge a good time g jackson. there's a judge in south carolina has been nominated for the appellate court down there has said. and as melissa mary melissa mary used a black woman who used to be the dean at berkeley, she is now in new york. i think she's a leading candidate as well. so they'll probably be other names in the next few weeks. >> replacing briar with another liberal will not change the right word traject

she's outside the train station in london, rory, i mean this time of year after christmas, new year, that train station behind you should be jumping. it's not what's going on. well sir, it's no. this is supposed to be back to work day after the christmas holidays rush hour is over. now it's 10 o'clock in the k boss. it never goes very russia here at london bridge station. d. c is one of the supposedly busiest stations in london, bringing people in from the commute to belt of south east england. but now they were, there were very few people, i mean back to a half se needs to come with a great, big asterisk. and a 3 large caveats written in bold type face number. one of those is, should you even be coming back to work in the 1st place, given that the government as part of his plan, be measured, says that anyone could, should work from home. also, are you well enough to be coming into work? they're all over the last 7 days, more than a 1000000 breasts that have tested positive for corona virus. so plenty of people in isolation that is having a knock on effect on services like the health

1st in london, rory, like most countries, pressure is building in england and in the u. k. as it's a need to try and stop the spread. yeah, well, boris johnson took an arm across gamble a little while ago 1st just before christmas. and then again, just before new year. and he gambled. not bringing in new restrictions, not bringing you measure, sticking with water cold here. the plan b matches which essentially amount to working from home, if you can, and wearing mosques a bit more often. and now that was a gamble. the other part of the u. k. didn't take, they did tighten things up. so for us, johnson and england is a bit of an outlier at the moment, but he is suggesting the stating that he's not wavering from that at the moment. saying that the, the mixture of measures that are in place of them, i went to the right ones and they are going to stick with them. not that it. despite searching numbers of all micro cases. the fact that there are more than 12000 people in a hospital, in the u. k. at the moment with alma crohn, one in 10, and a staff at the moment is off sick or

contingent in the chasing pack, england's tyrrell hatton just two shots back and northern ireland's rorye commentary on bbc sounds and the bbc sport app. that's all the sport for now. hello there. northern parts of britain readying for a very windy weekend. we've got two separate storms which could bring some damage and some disruption. not a bad weekend, i think, further south across southern britain, close to this area of high pressure. so, the first of the two storms moving to the north of the uk. lots of isobars on the charts, widespread gates for the northern half of the country. severe gales across scotland, gusts up to 80 mph. we've got an amber warning in force for eastern scotland, we could see some impacts here. a band of cloud will sink southwards across the country, becoming confined to the south later in the day. here, it'll stay mild, but it'll will be cooling down elsewhere with sunshine and blustery showers. different story on sunday. we start off with a ridge of high pressure, so it's cold, bright with some sunshine before the next storm pushes into the north west of the

and then the boy, rory, came 16 months later. i was back here going to law school. that was one of those times. oh, no, going to have a baby, another baby. it was kind of close together. so we had those two. and then we waited about seven years. and had three more separated by about three years. we had, of course, leif and josh and then our baby is key. and we have 16 grandchildren. and they're still having children. we'll see what we wind up with. senator daschle: that's wonderful. you see them a lot? senator reid: yes. i am fortunate. one of my boys took a job with a law -- moved from vegas to salt lake city. and it was awkward for me to go to salt lake. had two grandchildren there. he took a job in las vegas with our friend norm brownstein who you know very well. he established this firm in las vegas. senator daschle: so pleased you mentioned his name on national tv. senator reid: that's been great. i have grandchildren in reno. in las vegas. and my daughter lives back here. i have three grandchildren back here. so it's wonderful for us. senator daschle: both of

they won't be new restrictions while other european nations consider making their responses stronger. rory challenge has more from london. pupils return to english schools on tuesday after the christmas break. and the head teacher, richard challenge school in south west london, is worrying about staff absences with her for stuffing. the me saying they'll be a nice elation of beginning a turn. now we can manage that, but if that becomes 10 staff, or 12 staff, we got huge problems and not for the 1st time in the pandemic. english schools are implementing last minute policy directors from the government, all high school students miss now wear masks and classrooms. i like all the other teachers around the country found out about when mastering classrooms for lessons. when we read the national newspapers on sunday morning, which is appalling, in my view, how is it that the press know what is going to go on in the classroom for her? teachers have even been briefed on that, but this is the only real tweak to pers. johnson's omicron campbell, while scotland, wales and northern ireland all brought

they began the innings with miscommunication and rory burns scampering for something he could not reachmissed. that is how the series began as you may recall. this training captain got rid ofjoe root lbw and what good could come after that? ollie pope recall to the team out for a frustrating to chris woakes made 36 of australia had earlier dropped him twice. his partnership with sam billings was at least something but 188 all out seemed to deplete little. might as well sing while still can. and england did the bowling well. the flying catch to get rid of david warner. and mark would rocketing. but australia may resume 152 ahead which may be enough already. joe wilson, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. an excellent curling goal from kevin de bruyne gave manchester city a 1—0 win over chelsea at the etihad stadium. the victory extends city's lead at the top of the premier league table to 13 points. newcastle and watford drew 1—all. norwich move off the bottom of the table with a 2—1win

. >>> the search for a missing skier, rory angelotta, is over tonight. a sad story. search and rescue teams discovered the body in an area north of north star ski resort. he had been missing since christmas day. the area where angelotta was found just half a mile from a residential neighborhood. he almost got there. experts say it's possible in the blinding whiteout conditions he got lost on the back side of the resort and was trying to find houses. the family says it is deeply touched by the outpouring of support and the efforts of searchers. >>> the san jose police are investigating a dramatic hit and run crash. it happened thursday afternoon on pasco avenue. you could hear it there. this is near el rio drive. the driver ran a stop sign hitting an suv at high speed. that suv rolled over. thankfully, the person inside wasn't seriously hurt. the driver sped away and is wanted on felony charges. >>> it's been almost two years since a fire killed three dozen people off the coast of the california. now the coast guard is announcing new rules to make sure that doesn't ha

rory mcilroy was tied for the lead heading into the final hole but ended up bogeying the last after hisithdrawn from the big air competition at the winter olympics, which start on friday. she's still recovering after breaking her pelvis in a competition six weeks ago. she won slopestyle bronze at the pyeonchang games four years ago and she still aims to compete in that event in beijing, although she needs clearance from her doctor. she said she'd been giving rehab everything she's got and pulling out of the big air would give her more time at home to strengthen and prepare for the slopestyle. that's all the sport for now. now an update on the latest coronavirus figures in the uk. 62,399 cases in the last 24—hour period. just over 62,000 cases. in terms of deaths, 85 deaths within 28 days of a positive test. more on those figures as we get them. relatives of those who were killed in londonderry, on what became known as "bloody sunday", have held a walk of remembrance in the city to mark the 50th anniversary of the shootings. members of the army's parachute regiment opened fire on a civil

the body of rory and gelato was discovered by rescuers this morning, officials say the 43 year old wasmile from a residential neighborhood near truckee, which is a considerable distance from northstar ski resort boundaries. researchers are searchers rather believe angela to may have gotten lost during quite a condition conditions and died as a result of the elements. pedestrian is hospitalized with life threatening injuries tonight from a hit and run in san jose. it happened at about 8 30 last night, your center road and southside drive near east capitol expressway. investigators say two cars were involved in the collision while collecting evidence during their investigation last night. police urged the public to stay clear of this area now the identity of the victim or possible suspect vehicle descriptions have been released. san francisco's emergency medical system is being overrun by collars experiencing covid-19 and flu like symptoms are people are all working mandatory overtime. we've hired over over one third of our staff today is on mandatory overtime. and so it's a strain on on