steve smith will replace dave warner as australia's test opener despite having never batted in the positionan khawaja. one of the most charismatic bosses in f1 has left his stole. gunter steiner who has been with the team since 2016 as been replaced by the former director of engineering. and royal and ancient chief executive martin slumbers is to step down from the role after nine years as one of golf�*s leading administrators. he succeeded peter dawson as boss of the rna after joining the st andrews based organisation in 2015. staying with golf, rory mcilroy says a world tour is his dream scenario amid ongoing talks aimed at ending the split that has dominated men's golf in recent years. golf's future remains uncertain with merger talks between the pga tour and the public investment fund which bank rolls liv golf. he's been speaking in dubai at the inaugural dubai invitational. i think everybody needs to speak about it. but holistically. notjust this tour and that tour. but really, what is the best structure for elite men's professional golf. so you know, the top 70 to 100 guys in the worl

west indian bowler shamarjoseph after scoring 36 coming in at number 11, he dismissed the great steve smithall in international cricket. he later followed up that dismissal with the wicket of marnus labuschagne to seal a memorable first day of test cricket. big smiles there. his performance was a rare bright spark really on another difficult day for the west indies in adelaide. kirk mckenzie was the only player to make a half century as the windies were dismissed for 188. in reply, australia reached 59—2 at stumps with usman khawaja and cameron green unbeaten. ahead of rugby union's six nations, there's been plenty of changes to squads. gregory aldritt will captain france in the absence of antoine dupont who is focusing on sevens rugby for the paris olympics, while peter o'mahony will lead ireland, taking over from johnny sexton who retired after last yea r�*s world cup. changes too for england, as head coach steve borthwick has named hookerjamie george as their captain following owen farrell's decision to step away from international rugby, as he wants to prioritise his mental health. othe

steve smith will replace david warner as australia's test opener despite having never batted in the positionwaja in the first test against west indies later this month one of the most charismatic bosses in f1 has left his role. haas team principal guenther steiner, who has been with the team since its inception in 2016, has been replaced by former director of engineering ayao komatsu. royal and ancient chief executive martin slumbers is to step down from his role at the end of 2024, after nine years as one of golf�*s leading administrators. he succeeded peter dawson as the boss of the r&a after joining the st andrews—based organisation in 2015. rory mcilroy says a "world tour" is his "dream scenario" amid ongoing talks aimed at ending the split that has dominated men's golf in recent years. golf's future remains uncertain with merger talks between the pga tour and the public investment fund, which bankrolls liv golf, ongoing. he's been speaking in dubai, where he begins his 2024 season at the inaugural dubai invitational on thursday. i think everyone needs to start thinking more globally aro

this was his very first ball in international test cricket, dismissing australia's steve smith.runs with 8 wickets remaining at stumps on day one. moving on to football because its looking increasingly likely that england midfielder jordan henderson will leave saudi arabia after less than six months. the former liverpool captain is close to joining ajax from his current club al—ettifaq, although no deal has been concluded. the 33—year—old signed a three—year contract worth a reported £700,000 a week when he left liverpool in july. however, reports have suggested he is unhappy and wants to return to europe. by the end of today, we'll know the full line up of the fa cup fourth round fixtures. the last three replays from the third round take place this evening, including both nottingham forest, who travel to blackpool, and everton who go to crystal palace. both clubs were this week charged with breaching the premier league's financial regulations, and everton boss sean dyche says tonight will be a very welcome. any distraction is welcome at the minute. getting on the grass and watc

they'll resume on sunday 60 for two with steve smith 33 not out, needing another 168 runs for victory games at the weekend, as the fourth round of the fa cup takes centre stage. six games on saturday, everton against luton and fulham versus newcastle are just two of them. the early kick off sees the lowest ranked side left in the competition — non league maidstone united at championship side ipswich, where it's currently 1—0. the director of rugby for world champions south africa, rassie erasmus, is recovering in hospital after undergoing treatment for chemical burns. erasmus coached the springboks to world cup glory in 2019 and was heavily involved as director of rugby during last year's triumph. south africa rugby says the 51—year—old was injured in a "freak accident" while using a powerful detergent. he's expected to return to full—time working within weeks." i will have more view later. that is all the sport you now. junior thank you. as we have been hearing, i channel on board a british venture oil tanker off the coast of yemen has been put out a day after it was struck by a hout

they'll resume on sunday 60—2 with steve smith 33 not out, needing another 168 runs for victory as theyerasmus, is recovering in hospital after undergoing back now to our main story on the uk hasjoining the us, australia, italy, finland and canada in suspending funding to the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees — also known as unrwa. israel has accused some unrwa staff of being involved in the seventh of october attacks, in which hamas gunmen killed about 1,200 people. we can speak to chris gunness, who's a former chief spokesperson for unrwa, and is now director of the myanmar accountability project. thank you very much a journey with him and bbc news. the first thing to ask is, what is your reaction to these accusations that israel has made against the agencies to work for? ~ ., , , ., ., for? like the commissioner general of unrwa. — for? like the commissioner general of unrwa, like — for? like the commissioner general of unrwa, like the _ for? like the commissioner general of unrwa, like the secretary - for? like the commissioner general. of unrwa, like the secretary g

he was represented by the legendary steve smith, who was captain of the country in all three varietiesthis ancient game. there is no doubt that russian folk art is dying, the stream of life is sweeping it away, only here and there in the wilderness its last dying sparks are smoldering. oh, then pi'. and all we can do is carefully collect what remains of the previous folk art and prove that these discarded sundresses and abandoned needlework are not to blame for anything, and that there will be a time when the people will say, give us back our songs, give us back our patterns. ivan yakovlevich. belipin 1904, really, no one needs this except us, hello, our dear connoisseurs of traditional weddings, your favorite tv show about traditional weddings is on air, and today we will try to rethink new interesting wedding traditions. and as always , we want to tell you, what is it, it’s as if we are not speaking in our own words, something strange is happening in our magical kingdom, as if. someone has bewitched us, well , let’s start the fairy tale, and then we’ll see, my name is slava, i was bo

steve smith will replace david warner as australia's test opener despite having never batted in the positionan sweep over pakistan last week. royal and ancient chief executive martin slumbers is to step down from his role at the end of 2024 after nine years as one of golf�*s leading administrators. he succeeded peter dawson as the boss of the r&a afterjoining the st andrews—based organisations in 2015. one of the most charismatic bosses in f1 has left his role. haas team principal guenther steiner, who has been with the team since its inception in 2016, has been replaced by former director of engineering ayao komatsu. mark allen is the latest player through to the quarter finals of snooker�*s masters — for the first time since he won the tournament in 2018. he needed a deciding 11th frame to beatjohn higgins 6—5. hazel irvine is leading the bbc�*s coverage at alexandra palace. day four at alexander palace in the match between two great former winners of this event, mark allen and john higgins. wow, it wasn't pretty. but now it's allen who was sitting pretty in the quarterfinals with a hard g

steve smith will replace david warner as australia's test opener despite having never batted in the position will open alongside usman khawaja in the first test against west indies later this month. smith has never opened in 167 first—class games, which includes 105 tests. warner retired after the series clean sweep over pakistan last week. and that's all the sport for now. will be back with more later on, see you then. welcome back, the ukrainanian parliament is about to consider new legislation on the draught. and it is an important piece of work. the army has asked for half a million new recruits. and currently conscription isn't working. it's not producing the quantity or quality of troops the ukrainian army needs for front line combat. the mobilization bill which is before committees proposes changing the conscription age from 27 to 25 years of age, it will exempt women and students, regardless of specialty. but there are many questions still to be answered. will the government mobilize whoever is needed for the army, or will companies and people who provide high value and pay taxes als

west indies bowler shamarjoseph had the dream start to his test career — dismissing australian steve smitho that in test history. the aussies finished the day on 59 for 2, 129 runs behind the windies. brentford striker ivan toney has said he feels "free" following the end of his eight—month ban from football. he's now able to play after a suspension for breaking football association gambling rules. peter o'mahony has been named ireland captain for this year's six nations title defence following the retirement ofjohnny sexton. the munster flanker leads a 3a—man squad named by head coach andy farrell. jamie george will captain england in the six nations in the absence of owen farrell. it heralds a new era for english rugby with farrell ruling himself out of this year's championship to prioritise his and his family's mental wellbeing. billy vunipola and kyle sinckler are among the other notable omissions from today's squad announcement, but henry slade and luke cowan—dickie are recalled. england coach steve borthwick has been speaking to the bbc�*s rugby union podcast. owen farrell is a uniqu

steve smith will replace david warner as australia's test opener, despite having never batted in the sport for now. hello there. it's been another very cold day wherever you are, whether you've had sunshine or whether you've had cloud, and it looks pretty similar for the next few days, could see a bit more cloud around generally. it will stay dry thanks to high pressure. and there will be some sunshine around, particularly towards southern and western areas. this area of high pressure has been feeding in quite a bit of cloud to eastern scotland, also eastern parts of england, the odd patch of drizzle at times too. the breeze is still a feature along north sea coasts, but not as strong across southern areas as we head through this evening and overnight. where we have the clear skies it's going to be a cold one. central, northern, western scotland, southern england could be down to —3 to —5 celsius here, but a little less cold where we have the cloud. so tomorrow, then, we start off with some cloud across some eastern areas. again, eastern england seeing most of that cloud, it could ru

he got the we could have a straight is steve smith who is i think for the 1st time since david warner retired. joseph also schooled 36 of the bots for the straight is to pretty comfortable training by 129 runs with 8, which hits in hand in the 1st and 8. and that is all useful for now. pizza will have more later fully john, and thank you very much for the best and use our for now. analogy is here, but to stay with us, i'll be back in just a few minutes with more of today's top stories, including the latest, the in savannah, a construction boom is underway for hotels. h. enormous new hotels were not rated and other 5 will be opened by december. all this cuba so called economic engine continues to stall, as evidenced by these old convertibles standing idle in old havana, for lack of foreign tourists. millions of cubans depend on tourism to treat the fine work. i spend money and others make money. the provision of cruise ships imposed by donald trump has impacted us a lot. the streets are empty, there are no tourist close to anywhere. so the big question is, why are they building so many

he called the white kid australia is steve smith, who was paying for the 1st time through staples. whenever time does it also i school $36.00 of the box for the stray is still pretty comfortable trailing by a $129.00 runs. with 8. we can see hands in the us. all right, that is all your support for now. i'll have more for you like to fully joe. thank you very much for that. that's the news. our phone, our knowledge is here. i'm for the back to stay with us. so rahman has more of a day stop, so he's coming up after the short break, the what constitutes exempt. so we can talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts as to what happened as independent. we won't be. so we want the education i want to, we don't have to leave them in different countries in the policy and it's going to get 50 percent representation and accountability benefits. know 1000 service this placement and you're saying you don't have any reports for that. i should just trust that unity often is the cool that used to produce outstanding jen this and i'll just the integrity in the pursuit of truth in unsettl

his represented by the legendary steve smith, who captained the country in all three forms of this ancientes of cricket and tennis in hitting the ball are approximately the same, djokovic resorted to a little trick. replaced the bat with a racket, he handles this equipment much more confidently. as for the considerable proceeds from the event, they are directed to organizations that provide children from low-income families with the opportunity to play sports. dmitry terikhov, sports news, channel one. why does a person need so much space because it exists. cnop gin is a product of stellar group. l. hello everyone, welcome to the show about those who are not yet shy about their subordinates and those who are no longer shy about their subordinates, about those who are going to school and those who have gone broke on office work, this is... the biggest show about children their parents are the best. we have no grades and no one competes with each other. little talents from all over the country just show that our future is in good hands. the first participant who is already the best is about

i thought and steve smith. that's and this is steve smith.australia. and a little had and so they did a little had a little bit of fun there. so steve hits that obviously for six he'd probably tampering six he'd probably been tampering with even with the tennis ball even probably he probably probably stopping. he probably used sandpaper used a bit of sandpaper to make it better. and novak it move better. um, and novak has a little go as well to see if can do that, but he wasn't if he can do that, but he wasn't too happy with the cricket bat, although it looked all right to me. bad not a bad me. not a bad swing. not a bad swing all. so then decided swing at all. so then decided that he'd probably better that he'd probably be better with he's used to. he's got with what he's used to. he's got the tennis racket at the the tennis racket there at the back, i think there are. back, and i think there we are. move oh i see. move that oh i see. >> oh well boy, a cunning >> oh well boy, what a cunning ploy. that's djokovic. ploy. yeah that's djokovic.

should be immune in the federal election interference case brought on by special counsel jack smith. >> steve alexandria hoff is outside the courthouse. >> alexandria: good to be with you on this rainy day. former president trump will not be testifying, he will sit present around oral arguments and brief q&a will follow that. trying to convince a three-judge panel that a president cannot be held accountable. -- up end the rule of law. special counsel jack smith gave examples saying it would give presidents cover for instructing fbi to plant evidence or ordering the national guard to murder a political adversary. donald trump says absolute immunity goes both ways. if i don't go immunity, crooked joe biden doesn't get immunity. money went into his pocket from foreign countries, biden would be right for indictment. joe has opened a giant box. the timeline in this case, early august, former president trump charged in relation to attempt to overturn the 2020 election result and pled not guilties. in december, supreme court declined to fast track the immunity claim. the losing side in today's argum

38,047 coming in at number 11, 2147483051:53:38,047 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 he dismissed the great steve smithfor the west indies in adelaide. kirk mckenzie was the only player to make a half century as the windies were dismissed for 188. in reply, australia reached 59 for 2 at stumps with usman khawaja and cameron green unbeaten. meanwhile, in new zealand, finn allen made the highest t20 score by a new zealand player to help them to a series—clinching win over pakistan. his 137 off 62 balls, which included 16 sixes — the joint—most in a men�*s t20 international innings. finn�*s massive score helped power new zealand to 224 for 7 from their 20 overs. haris rauf took two wickets for pakistan. babar azam hit 58 from 37 deliveries in reply, but pakistan managed only 179—7 as they lost by 45 runs in dunedin. victory gave new zealand an unassailable 3—0 lead in the five—match series. and that�*s all the sport for now. you are watching bbc news. we are leading to prime minister�*s questions at 12 o�*clock, top of the hour. rishi sunak will be grinned by his —— will be grilled by his mps, of course.

i appreciate that. >> steve: your opponents star in the series "mr. and mrs. smithya erskine [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: all right, the rules are very simple. i will give each of you a password then you are to give a one-word clue, one-word clue only, to your partner to guess the password the team with the most points after four words wins. all right. jimmy, donald. >> it's just about having fun. >> announcer: the password is -- saun >> wait, so i'm guessing >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: jimmy, we're going to start with you >> jimmy: start with me? >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: all right. one word and then -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: infrared >> sauna [ dings [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: whoa damn >> jimmy: you see what's up? you see what's going down, dude wow. whoa >> very good >> jimmy: come on, bud whoo >> announcer: the password is -- cactus >> jimmy: come on. you can do it. you can look at her, donald. >> no, no. i'm in the zone. >> jimmy: he's in the zone >> steve: he's using e-s-p >> cooler. that was bad [ laughter ] >> should have been looking over there >>

amy: the day after alabama executed smith, alabama attorney general steve marshall encouraged other states use nitrogen hypoxia. >> to my colleagues across the country, many of which were watching last night, alabama has done it and now so can you. we stand ready to assist you in implementing this method in your states. amy: alabama officials claim the nitrogen gas execution was humane and effective. but for more, we are joined by kenneth eugene smith's spiritual adviser reverend jeff hood, who says it was the most horrible thing i've have ever seen. welcome to democracy now! so you were there watching smith die. watching him gassed to death. describe what you saw. and we realize this is not easy. you are just coming off of this execution. >> good morning. thank you so much. like i said, it was the most horrific thing i have ever seen. the gas mask hits from the top of the head to under the chin. it looks like a fire fighters mask. once the execution began, it was very clear that kenny was suffering immensely. he begins to pump back and forth. it really looked like a fish out of water, a f

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smith unconscious in seconds. that is not what happened. reporters asked the attorney general, steve marshall, about that. he doubled down, saying that everything was, quote, consistent with their expectations. and in, fact he also invited other states to follow alabama's lead, indicating that alabama would help them implement nitrogen gas executions. i spoke with an independent journalist, lee hedge path, who is invited by the, inmate kevin, smith to witness his execution. he deeply disputes the attorney general's characterization of what happened. listen. >> this is the fifth execution that i've witnessed in alabama, i said previously and will say it again, it's definitely the most violent execution i've ever witnessed. it can be a textbook execution, there is no textbook for nitrogen apoxsee executions. this was the first to happen anywhere in the, world it's difficult to say what the attorney general was referring to when he said it's like textbook execution. >> hedge pat also said that he viewed that the mask he was wearing had tape covering up the brand name, something he sees a lack of transparency

steve. that does it for us. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.head. we'll be with you every step of the way. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts

steve. that does it for us. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. a lot to watch for in the days ahead. we'll be with you every step of the way. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks, guys. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. this is "the story" this afternoon. the exploding middle east is what the "wall street journal" editorial page is calling the greatest crisis that faces the biden presidency. and now the president says that he's ready to make his move in response. >> martha: we'll see says the president and the commander-in-chief. so there you have it. retaliation plan is in motion. when and how are the questions. one thing was clear. i think we are now up to 166 including the attack that is just been reported late this afternoon on u.s. bases and interests in the middle east. it was a matter of when our service men and women would become the target of these casualties. relentless attacks throughout the entire region on our interests. so now three people, three u.s. service men pro

smith. and whether he starts or is on the bench, he is set now to make his debut in the stadio 0limpico. so lots for steve replacements on thursday evening but whoever is selected, the england scrum—half danny care is confident england are in a good place. i know the england fans are going to see a team that they can be proud to support, a team that fights for everything, a team that hopefully is trying to inspire people, and a team you can really get behind. i think that's the biggest thing. and we're all behind jamie and we are behind the boys, whoever gets picked, hopefully this is a really exciting time to be an english fan and an english player. with less than six months to go until the olympics, organisers say that security measures for the games are �*unprecedented'. the paris chief executive also says that they've sold almost all the tickets. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been speaking to etienne thobois. great britain has been, i don't know if it is the expectation of a great team gb performance, but around 500,000 tickets were sold to british people, so you will be the biggest contingent, out o

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smith, from maine. good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> steve: what maine is saying, okay, if you are thinking your gender and you don't want to tell your parents and you want to get it done, come to maine, we'll take care of you. am i missing anything? >> no. maine is going to open the doors to this and open the door to kids who meet someone on tiktok and get the idea they need the therapy and grab a bus or someone will pick them up and bring them to maine and a parent will not do a thing about it. >> steve: let's say then they have the gender change. are they going home to mom and dad? that would be a surprise. i went to maine and this is how i spent vacation, then what happens? >> they may go home to mom and dad because they realize the mistake they made and need the person they love to take care of them. otherwise they will stay in the fantasy world they get involved in going through gender transition and counseling that looks for their gender dysphoria. state of maine has said come to us. i don't know how they go to school or anything. >> steve: reason this has gotten this far is because

smith. and whether he starts or is on the bench, he is set now to make his debut in the stadio 0limpico. so lots for steve replacements on thursday evening but whoever is selected, the england scrum—half danny care is confident england are in a good place. i confident england are in a good lace. ~' ., . place. i know the england fans are auoin place. i know the england fans are going to — place. i know the england fans are going to see _ place. i know the england fans are going to see a _ place. i know the england fans are going to see a team - place. i know the england fans are going to see a team that i are going to see a team that they— are going to see a team that they can _ are going to see a team that they can be proud to support, a team _ they can be proud to support, a team that — they can be proud to support, a team that fights for everything, a team that hopefully is trying to inspire pe0pte. _ hopefully is trying to inspire people, and a team you can really— people, and a team you can really get behind. i think that's— really get behind. i think that's the biggest thing. and we're — that's the

steve forbes. thank you very much. you know this is good. jason smith deserves credit.wer airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. larry: think, china, europe and davs quaking in their boots and shaking and donald trump had a big night in iowa last night and has momentum going into new hampshire and stay tuned for more and the momentum is now with liz macdonald. elizabeth: than

. >> steve: one democrat is calling out mayor brandon johnson as airports and schools continue to make room for migrants. >> that is andrew smithaunching a bid for illinois state representatives to curb overwhelming migrant surge and he joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> why are you doing this? >> well, actually i don't have an option or choice. i was forced into the situation when they named chicago a sanctuary city, sanctuary state and a sanctuary county. >> steve: tell us how bad it is. until they started buses people up there and started saying at the southern border, you have a court date in chicago in five years, how bad has it gotten in the windy city? >> so bad that there is no plan. they blame it on the current administration and that did not work and they started blaming it on the governor of texas. the governor of texas didn't calling the city sanctuary city, the mayor did. the thing about it, our mayor has no plan, now he is having panic attacks, we need to recall the mayor. >> lawrence: i'm starting to see black folks on the south side furious about this. we had several on our show. the question

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smith to georgia representative marjorie taylor green to florida senator rick scott. >> my bill would say if anybody gets hurt, you're going to jail. >> reporter: a growing menace causing harm and wasting resources. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> jurors who found alex mer d alex murdaugh are due back in court. one was questioned separately. hill, who has denied tampering is expected to take the stand. t >>> a teenaged murder suspect is back in custody after escaping from a children's hospital in philadelphia last week. police say 17-year-old shane pryor was taken there for a hand injury and slipped away from staff. he was charged as an adult in a 2020 homicide and is now facing several new charges in connection to his escape. >>> we are looking at a warm ending to theist m first month e year. good morning, michelle. how high are we going? >> we're going to be 10, even30 degrees above normal. otherwise, we're quiet on this monday, looking at snowshowers in parts of the great lakes, the appalachians. sunny and dry throughout the southeast. and the record high, that is the story. here are the temperatures we're looking at. 60s in wichita. dallas about ten degrees above normal. 75 in los angeles. 8 degrees

smith, on whom nitrogen asphyxiation was tried as an execution, convulsed. the topic will be continued by artyom krosulin. this is a historic event for alabama, as state attorney general steveused to say when commenting on the first execution of capital punishment in us history using nitrogen asphyxiation. according to local leadership. the method has proven its humanity and effectiveness, and media experts and human rights activists have been engaged... smith held his breath as long as he could, then after some resistance there was some involuntary movement and agonal breathing, all this was expected, typical side effects with nitrogen hypaxia were also observed, so nothing unexpected happened. kennot smith was sentenced to death in 1989 for the murder of elizabeth cenote, which he committed along with john parker. elizabeth's husband hired both hitmen. paying each of them a thousand dollars, because he was mired in debt and expected to receive insurance after the death of his wife. the customer shot himself after the police became aware of his role in the crime; parker was executed in 2010, now the second time it was smith's turn. last november, the execution was supposed

state attorney general steve marshall pushes back strongly on those critics, saying the execution went exactly according to plan. the movements by smithe involuntary, and those claiming otherwise don't have all the facts. >> there's no specific time that we can identify for which the nitrogen began to flow, but we believe that not only was this constitutionally carried out, but entirely consistent with how it was planned from the beginning, at least two other states mississippi and oklahoma, have also approved nitrogen gas as a method of execution. >> in miami, evan brown, fox news king charles the third underwent surgery today. >> britain's monarch was joined at the london clinic by his wife, queen camilla. he underwent a scheduled surgery for an enlarged prostate after the palace announced the king's plans to undergo treatment last week. britain's national health service says it's seen an increase in men seeking out information regarding prostate health. all right, here is one lyft ride the passenger and the driver will never forget. >> have you ever had anybody deliver a baby in your car before? as a lyft driver, the first time a w

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where the state attorney general steve marshall is holding a news conference right now to give details about the execution by nitrogen gas of convicted murderer kenneth smith. let's listen in. >> we stand ready to assist you in implementing this method in your states. with that, happy to answer any questions. first of all, the execution last night was not at all contrary to anything we filed, but entirely consistent. not only with what we filed, but also the experts that were retained on behalf of mr. smith, as you heard earlier there is no specific time that we can identify for which the nitrogen began to flow, and so identifying that time, no one can do. but we believe not only was this constitutionally carried out, but entirely consistent with how it was planned from the beginning. ultimately the department of corrections will know when that started. i don't have knowledge of that. obviously from the witnesses that were there, they're aware of the circumstances that took place beforehand, including the last words spoken by mr. smith. it was shortly after that that that process began, but i can't give you that specific. yes, sir. applied with the constit

steve: 6:16 here in the east. carley joins us with news from alabama. >> carley: it certainly is developing overnight. in alabama, convicted murderer, kenneth eugene smithwere the first inmate in the country executed with nitrogen gas. smith was sentenced to death after killing elizabeth senate in a murder for hire plot in 1988. >> the victim's son speaking out after the execution. >> carley: smith petitioned the supreme court to intervene in his case but was ultimately denied. a russian court extending "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich's detention until at least march 30th. that means he will spend at least a year behind bars before his trial even begins. evan has been wrongfully held in moscow since march of last year when he was taken into custody on accusations of espionage. this is the fourth time his detention has been extended. and finally, a shocking upset overnight in the australian open as world number one novak djokovic falls in the tournament semis. [cheers] >> that's it. >> 6-7. >> in a stunner down under dethrones djokovic. >> carley: tallian taken taking down djokovic 33 consecutive wins. center will make grand slam final de

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steve garvey, i'm a lifelong yankees fan, new york yankees fan but i will acknowledge you were a hell of a player. but i look forward to your pushing hard against adam smithorry. you come up with the polls five or 6%, 18%. you're only a few points below schiff. tell us about this race. >> first of all i forgive you, larry, being a yankee fan. you remember the great world series. that is what it was all about. baseball was so vibrant. reminds me of california when i first came here 50 years ago, vibrancy of california. economy was great. industry was booming. aerospace, farming was global leaders and i said it was a heartbeat of america back then, it is just a murmur now. what is happening throughout california resonates throughout the country. i'm not a career politician. i'm running against career politicians and a dysfunctional washington. the people of california are starting to listen to my message and to stand up and it is resonating. it is a common sense, compassionate consensus building approach you don't hear. we're getting closer. we have 19 points in 3 1/2 months. we're touring throughout the state. we've gone to the border. we've gone to the ho

anderson and very own liam anderson and brendan but there brendan clarke—smith, but there are rumours that kemi badenoch and steve cabinet, could also be prepared to vote for those amendments. now rishi sunak is looking at some sort of compromise here. he doesn't want to change the legislation , but to change the legislation, but he says that he will try and get around that that problem of individual migrants going to the courts by and having their claims sort of going through a very, very long, drawn out asylum process which can take over a year to process a claim . over a year to process a claim. he says that he'll fast track those those court cases by hiring 150 new judges and freeing up court space. will that be enough to keep the rebels happy ? he. my instinct is rebels happy? he. my instinct is probably not. so what does the prime minister do? does he type up the rwanda legislation and risk a fight with the human rights courts, with the international courts and with the lords, or does he risk this fight with his own mps and risk a battle of no confidence in the house of commons? >> thank you olivia. thank y

brendan clarke—smith, who resigned with lee anderson as the deputy chair of the conservative party voted for the bill. i think the tory right has been completely rudderless since stevehe days where we saw those great brexit defeats, defeats dunng great brexit defeats, defeats during theresa may's premiership i >> -- >> so hang on, i'll be in the initial call. votes on the amendments to the bill. you got rebellions of 60 mps, but the 11 were the ones that counted on the third reading. but on the, on the, on on the committee stage, rebellions of 60 given historical precedence. if we ignore brexit for a second, that's a large rebellion. i think to some extent we get miscalibrated because of the brexit, rebellions were the largest rebellions in the history of the house of commons. >> but a rebellion of 11 at third reading was not the way that it has been reported was. if they were, that was going to be a rebellion of 60 and that that might be because it was overreported. but a rebellion of 11 not a significant number 11 is not a significant number of people. for of people. it's enough for a football this was not football team. this was not a significant rebellion. and i