stokes was now convinced. jessie was not the devoted army wife she seemed to be.was at the center of a deadly love triangle. >> both men in love with jessie. >> correct. >> jessie in love with one man? >> i believe so. >> reporter: to the detective, evidence that jarred and jessie were a couple was piling up, like when police ran the plates of the car jessie was driving the night of the murder. >> it came back to jessie goslyn and jarred long. >> reporter: they owned a car together. how did she explain their names being together on the same car? >> she said she couldn't get a loan herself so he co-signed for her. >> so she had a logical explanation for that. by now, police had had enough of jessie's shifting stories and confronted her with what they knew. >> jessie, we know there wasn't a black guy. >> there was, yeah. >> no, we know. >> yeah, there was. >> -- that it was jarred. we know that his truck was there. >> it was not, no. >> everything that witness has said has been true. >> no. >> yeah, very true. >> no. >> reporter: he told her they knew all about her

alex forsyth, bbc news, stoke—on—trent.nited kingdom and the united states, widely touted as one of the benefits of brexit, will not be happening any time soon. borisjohnson, who's held talks with president biden at the white house, insisted there was "every prospect" of a major agreement in the future but said that the focus for now was on "practical steps", in his words, to help british exporters. tonight, mrjohnson will address the un general assembly in new york, from where our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. the most solemn dedication of the pact that spans the atlantic, lives lost side by side. memories fade maybe, but what shape does a 21st—century relationship take? it does not, not now, mean a trade deal, promised when a very different president sat in that cream armchair. the white house dangles cooperation, but a big pact is not in sight. we are going to talk about trade a little bit today and we are going to have to work that through. 0n capitol hill this morning, there seemed more interest in awkwa

alex forsyth, bbc news, stoke—on—trent.xit free trade deal between america and the uk, as he held talks with boris johnson at the white house. he said he'd discuss the issue "a little bit" with the prime minister, but added "we're going to have to work it through." tonight, mrjohnson will address the un general assembly in new york, from where our political editor, laura kuenssberg reports. the most solemn dedication of the pact that spans the atlantic. lives lost side by side. memories fade, maybe, but what shape does the 21st century relationship take? he's... ask him the question. it does not, not now, mean a trade deal, promised when a very different president sat in that cream armchair. the white house still dangles cooperation, but a big pact is not in sight. well, we're going to talk about trade a little bit today and we are going to have to work that through. a moment to strike political poses on capitol hill to stop and exports on capitol hill too. and exports of british lamb are said to be back on dc�*s menu, but

trump is stoking tensions two days before a rally that has forced capitol hill into lockdown. trump offering up support for hundreds of people in prison and accused of storming the capital on january 6th. in a statement, trump claimed the accused for victims of a two tiered system of justice and reiterated his false claims about the 2020 election. our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly relating to the january 6th protests concerning the

david stokes has the action. no joke of it. she's on the verge of something special. he's already won the australian open french open and wimbledon this year. and now he's just one match away from completing the set at the us open. getting to the final was tough. those he was up against alexander belle grove in the semi the man massive the tech here will lympics. and it was very when the opening said 6 games, the whole joke of which recovered in typical fashion. no winning the next 2 sets to lead the match very refuse to fade. he was going to 16 much winning street in 10 years younger than joke of ich chasing his 1st slam. and he managed to force it into a starting fit set. but as he's done so many times before, just which came up with a good big point, he's dominated the closing stages. 2 in the sense 6 to securing his 27 straight victory and flam. this year. 3 sets away from doing something that was way back in 69. there's only one much less exactly. all in all isn't okay, let's do it. i'm going to put my heart, my soul and my body. and my head into that one. i'm go

across stoke-on-trent and staffordshire, _ well spent.oke-on-trent and staffordshire, uptake of i well spent. across stoke-on-trent and staffordshire, uptake of the i and staffordshire, uptake of the vaccine has been very good and i would like to thank all those who have been delivering the vaccine across took on trent particularly. for16 across took on trent particularly. for 16 and 17—year—olds, they cannot use currently the online booking system, they have to wait for their gp to contact them or for one of the very few walk—in centres. could he look at extending that online booking system to all 16 and 17—year—olds? tote booking system to all 16 and 17-year-olds?_ booking system to all 16 and 17-year-olds? booking system to all 16 and 17- ear-olds? ~ ., ~ , ., 17-year-olds? we do keep that under review. at 17-year-olds? we do keep that under review- at the — 17-year-olds? we do keep that under review. at the moment, _ 17-year-olds? we do keep that under review. at the moment, we - 17-year-olds? we do keep that under review. at the mome

head coach chris silverwood has said england will make a late decision on whether ben stokes will feature to look after his mental wellbeing. england will name their world cup squad on thursday. the tournament in the uae and oman starts next month. and that's all the sport for now. see you later. fairly balmy weather out there after a hot tuesday, and for many of us, wednesday will be every bit as hot with tonnes of sunshine on the way. having said that, the southwest of the country is already starting to see a breakdown of this heat. showers are expected in cornwall early hours of the morning. very hit and miss, though, so not everybody�*s going to get them. but it's still warm — look at that, 17 celsius, that's the starting temperature — and for many of us, it'll be around the mid—teens come sunrise. so the forecast, then, for wednesday shows showers and some thunderstorms in the southwest of the country, a bit more cloud in the northwest here. but, generally speaking, it's a hot and sunny day with temperatures in many areas in the mid or high 20s, possibly hitting 30 celsius once again

stokes is taking an �*indefinite break�* from cricket to focus on his mental well—being, and silverwoodmily scarrett, the vice captain of the england women's rugby team, has had surgery on a broken leg. she was injured in a club match on sunday and will miss all of england's autumn internationals. the rugby football union said her surgery �*went well.�* a new i2—a—side tournament, billed as rugby union�*s answer to cricket�*s indian premier league, plans to launch next year. the world 12s could see eight franchises playing games across three weekends next autumn in england. the new competition doesn�*t yet have a slot in the calendar, though, and the game�*s governing body wants more talks with the organisers. ethan hayter is the new leader of cycling�*s tour of britain. the 22—year—old, who was a silver medallist at the tokyo olympics in the madison, was part of the winning ineos grenadiers team on stage three�*s team time trial. hayter leads ahead of team—mate rohan dennis, and is now 16 seconds ahead of the favourite wout van aert. drew savage reports. ethan hayter started the day in

alex forsyth, bbc news, stoke—on—trent. the uk. we're going to get a lifting of the ban on this, do a decades old ban, totally unjustified discriminating against british families. the ban on british land. we'll be able to export british lamb to the united states of the first time in decades. the kebabs, the lamb burgers, the people of the united states will be supplied this fantastic cuts of welsh lamb. it is about time to. but where wanting to do is mix steps, incremental steps on trade. the biotin administration as not free trade deals on the road right now, but i have every confidence that a great deal is there to be done in this great deal to be done in that building behind me and we are different going to do it. helen roberts, a sheep farmer and development officer for the national sheep association in wales, joins me now. thank you forjoining us. what does this mean for you? we thank you forjoining us. what does this mean for you?— thank you forjoining us. what does this mean for you? we welcome the decision and — thi

david stokes reports, ladies and gentlemen, why, why do you want us? women say it's about 2 weeks ago and already kind of begun her campaign to quantify to her 1st us open. she'd already but flights back to the u. k. but 10 months later, without dropping a single said, the 18 year old lifted the trophy in new york. i have no idea when i'm going home. i've got no idea what i'm doing tomorrow or any schedule. i've actually no clue right now, no carrying the world. i'm just loving life. the final bit about the teenagers right, it can go up against 19 year old canadian lane, the fernandez, the 1st grand slam final men's or women's to be contested by 2 and seated players. it was a tory contest in the early stages, but ready kind of came out on soap in the pressure moments sharing the skills, dispatched more experienced players throughout the tournament. she took the opening, set 6 games before the into the 2nd to no matter what fernandez through. it's a read it can who had the answers. she got the crucial break i went on to serve for the match for the 3 poi

david stokes just 0. now history waits, novak joker rich and the men final later on sunday, against demo medive, the well no one has a chance to win a record 21st grand slam title and in the process. claim all 4 majors in the same year. i'm going to treat this matches, it's my last one because it's arguably the most important one. you know, my career may be, maybe not, i don't know, but of this year for sure. and probably be in the history books a little bit somewhere like not letting him do this, but i don't really care about it. i think it's more about him that it affects him, but we played earlier earlier this year. no sir, and open finals. i know what's expecting me, i didn't leave my heart on the court in melbourne even if of course i wanted to, there was something not, not turning up this match, you know, he's already had couple of grand slam finals behind him. so i think experience wise, it's different for him now and no matter the score, i'm just gonna, you know, turn up the heat if i can say and

david stokes al jazeera well, it's engine now 10 to the women's final. the last time 2 teenagers competed for the title of the us open was a 999. when serena williams defeated martina hingis falls forward, 22 years and canadian layla fernandez all burtons, emerald to counter will become a grand slam champion. later on saturday, i talked with my dad, my post, i me and tells me don't where everything's going to be fine. god, go out there, have fun, enjoy every moment of it. enjoy the crowd, especially because they're going to be on your side now. so that's a, that's what i've been doing and that's what i've been trying to achieve. and every every point. and the longer the matches, the more comfortable i feel and the more excited i am to be on court. i think it's great for the sports to have 2 teenagers in the final bustling it out. it's obviously going to be a tough match. layla's in great form, but i'm also in good form, so yeah, i'm excited to get out there. and again, i'm the qualifier. so it would be the 1st time they meet at senior level lead account,

david stokes al jazeera in just over an hour. the women's decide between 19 year old layla fernandez, an 18 year old and a connie is the 1st time 2 teenagers will contest a usa and singles final since 1999. when submitted williams beat martina hingis. connie was the 1st qualify in tennis history to reach a grand slam, final informal one max of staff and will start from po, position for the italian graham print mom. the championship need to finish the 2nd in saturday. sprint race behind bathroom process, but the bas eighties drive it will start sunday's race from the back of the grid because if the engine changes, so it will be the stop at the front alongside daniel ricardo with launder north champion. he was homeless and had a full stop before his way back and we'll start on the 2nd route. the grid in for the last is italian grand prix. when ashley didn't manage to complete a single laugh off the crashing out early on in qualifying for the amazon may say g p in spain, a packet, but not mashed the record, which to fix is to secure

for stoke-on-trent we have been in — process take?g appropriate property happens fairly quickly. let’s allocating appropriate property happens fairly quickly. let's talk about appropriate _ happens fairly quickly. let's talk about appropriate property. - happens fairly quickly. let's talk| about appropriate property. have happens fairly quickly. let's talk - about appropriate property. have you got it? some of these families have sizeable families, five or six children perhaps. have you got the right kind of accommodation? i think that's a challenge _ right kind of accommodation? i think that's a challenge for _ right kind of accommodation? i think that's a challenge for every - right kind of accommodation? i think that's a challenge for every local- that's a challenge for every local authority in terms of making sure they have got the right size of property. clearly we need to take a very good look so that we can find them coming forward. i suspect some alterations will have to take place. of course the government has unveiled guidan

david stokes out just 0. you can get more of that and everything else that we have been covering here, and i'll just there are on our web site. there it is on the screen right now. i'll just the red dot com ah and now a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the head of the you and nuclear watchdog has returned from talking around with a pledge the nuclear inspectors will be allowed access to facilities to carry out urgently needed work on monitoring equipment, parent will now allow inspectors from the international.

david stokes, i was just there. earlier we spoke to tennis journalist craig gabriel, who put this, went into context for us. it is an incredible achievement. it is one of the great winds, you know, when you look back on korea as of people like sharina williams, you know, when she 1st one her maiden major. this would have to be right up. especially when you consider that she's only really been on the tour for about 3 months. and wimbledon was her 1st major over. she reached the 4th run. she is a delight. she is fantastic to deal with wonderful personality. and boy, what a tennis player i don't think she's going to be a one hit wonder by any means. no. would be the case for later fernandez. who is also extraordinary at this us open, but it's such a breath of fresh air. what i'm concerned about is people now thinking that miranda, who wins every match, she plays when she walks on court, that is not going to be the case. i wouldn't be surprised if she suffers a little bit of a left down after this in the form of this ac

david stokes out there. well tennis number one, never joke of it. she's just hours away from possibly becoming the most successful player in grand slam history. the sub faces daniel meditative and the man's us open final later, your coverage has the chance to win a record of the 21st grand slam title and the process claim. all. busy 4 majors in the same year, you can expect a self challenge though. his russian viable has only dropped one of the tournament so far on. this is all of these other top stories called our foreign minister, has been holding talks in afghanistan with the taliban leadership. well, how may been dockman autonomy is the most senior official from any country to visit since the groups takeover cha, stratford has more from couple.

they stoke up his base at a time when he's had a tough few weeks. i guess i have many things at each have returned to that live in washington, but also in washington. aristotle is an assistant professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university. she joined just now live. what do you make of what the president had to say? thank you for having me. i think it's an important statement to make and i think mandating vaccines as well within the u. s. government mandate. it's going to help save lives both from cobit 19 as well as other medical emergencies that require i few treatments. i few beds, and so by vaccinating the eligible population in the states, we're freeing up those beds for those individuals that need care beyond just cobit cases. and so i think it's a great way forward. the president said many a frustrated though with the roughly what 80000000 americans still not. thanks mated. they have their reasons. shouldn't vaccination, they'll be a matter of personal choice. could government forced them to get a vaccination? it's an inter

that stokes and jos not being here. that all starts at — stokes and jos not being here.now to the paralympics, where david smith became great britain's most successful boccia player. he retained his paralympic title with victory over malaysia's chew wei lun. but he did it the hard way, fighting back from 2—0 down to eventually take it 4—2. it's the 30th gold medal for great britain at the games so far. alfa romeo driver kimi raikonnen has announced he's retiring from formula one at the end of the season. the 2007 world champion made the announcement on social media, saying.... "this is it, this will be my last season in formula 1." the 41—year—old also said that he'd made the decision last winter, and after thanking family, his teams and his fans, he hinted he might continue to compete away from f1. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. thanks very much indeed, austin. the british father of a seven—month—old baby has been talking to the bbc about his battle to get his daughter out of afghanistan so she can join her parent

one man not in the 15—man squad is all—rounder ben stokes.e for selection as he continues to take an indefinite breakfrom cricket for his mental wellbeing. but head coach chris silverwood has a month to finalise the squad, so stokes could be a last—minute addition. england kick off their tournament on the 23rd of october against world champions, west indies. we fully support ben in any way that he needs to get better. 0bviously, his well—being that comes first, his family come first and getting so right is the right thing to do. he is a huge miss, as isjofra archer, because we had been together so long and they are huge players. but they have to get themselves right and we just want them as humans to feel better before the come back. meanwhile, india's cricket team have cancelled a training session on the eve of the fifth test against england at old trafford after a member of their coaching team tested positive for coronavirus. the players have been told to stay in their hotel rooms after undergoing testing this morning. india have a 2—1 lead

. >> reporter: kathy stokes is the director of fraud prevention programs at aarp. >> in the process they are asking for your medicare number. >> reporter: they may sell that number to other criminals or use it to file fraudulent claims. authorities in ohio say that residents there are getting a different fake medicare call. >> they will have the appropriate medicare number and the name to go with it and they are telling them they need a new card. >> reporter: the federal trade commission are saying that the scammers are trying to collect personal information like in this call. >> i'm from medicare, we are sending out the new cards and i need to confirm your billing information to keep your coverage active. >> reporter: medicare never calls looking for money or offering test kits. >> it's not how it works. know it's a scam. your doctor has to prescribe medical equipment for surgeries or test kits, and without that prescription you can't get the stuff. >> reporter: the federal trade commission said if you receive a commission said if you receive a call like this, simply you said that you w

. >> and here i was just stoked to get 007 on the nintendo 64. remember that?e been telling people you have to get your christmas gifts now if you want them in on time, right? there you go. >> christmas 2030. >>> next to a bark mitzvah. >> wait, what? >> 13 year old rambo and his owners celebrated his coming of age ceremony complete with prayers, candles and bread. he was even treated with a special peanut butter cake with mazel tov cake topper. owners say it was a way to bring the family together virtually. mazel tov. >> very cute, very cute. >>> next to beer on tap inside your vehicle. >> wait, what? >> this guy's unusual van modification drew the attention of youtubers in quebec. they captured him pouring a beer from one of two taps built into the side of his rv. i thought pimp my ride was -- >> we're going to put a beer tap on the side of the car. you like beer? unfortunately, they say they missed the opportunity to try some of the guy's suds themselves. i don't know if you want to try that in the u.s. >> you think that's an ipa? pilsner? >> i think it's mo

announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stokechance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free—kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. to cricket, and it's finals day in the t20 blast at edgbaston — and somerset are taking on kent spitfires right now... somerset won the toss and put kent into bat. and daniel bell—drummond initially continued his brilliant form with this six — he was dismissed for 18 though. tom abell then gotjoe denly out for a duck with this brilliant catch. next to rugby union where ellis genge began his reign as captain with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 311—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagher premiership season. jim lumsden was watching. a premiership season that promised so much for exeter ultimately ended in disappoint

there are some people who were turning around in stoke. others _ who were turning around in stoke.r whatever. we smile about these _ salesman or whatever. we smile about these things, but you just mentioned this blood _ these things, but you just mentioned this blood on the carpet, and in the times, _ this blood on the carpet, and in the times, there — this blood on the carpet, and in the times, there is a comment peaks atrout— times, there is a comment peaks about dominic raab refusing to accept — about dominic raab refusing to accept his fate, and saying wouldn't swallow _ accept his fate, and saying wouldn't swallow the cyanide. it's one of those _ swallow the cyanide. it's one of those things where you have the commentators who do all of that, but at the _ commentators who do all of that, but at the heart _ commentators who do all of that, but at the heart of this, these are still— at the heart of this, these are still humans. i can't help it. it's 'ust still humans. i can't help it. it's just that — still humans. i can't help it. it's just that human feeling and i do feel sorr

sure tidy pick it and louise stokes were members of the the 1932 team and should have had an opportunity to compete in the los angeles, but they they didn't get a chance to compete despite excelling in their events. i'm in 1936 those two women were were put on the olympic team again. tidy pickett who who was a herdler was actually became the first african-american woman to compete in the olympic games when she competed in the the 80 meter hurdles. unfortunately, she hit one of the herders and one of the earlier races broke her foot and wasn't able to to make it to the finals louis stokes was on the team but didn't get a chance to compete in her her running race. this was also important because they were in many ways caught up. and in both the racial dynamics, but also the gender dynam. ics of the 1936 olympic games and so these two women became the first of many african-american women who would go on to dominate women's tracking track and field by the early 1950s. and so they're sacrifices and dedication help pave the way for for a later generation. we have a couple of viewer questions f

violence that appeared to many as a civil war, that violence appeared to me to be to extremist groups stoking violence among a broader population. and if that analysis is right, if we could get at those to extremist groups we could deflate the widespread violence very quickly. however, if the violence was the product of historical animosities and not being stoked by external extremist groups, that solution was not going to work. it turned out it was the first we had under a dramatic deflation of violence in the fall of 2007. so again my point is not the president bush was just saying i refuse to accept the option of defeats. therefore i'm going for the alternative. the papers will show this, there is a very, very extensive process. look at the drivers of the concept to look at how they might be change but what her capabilities were with the iraqi capabilities were. i think, but we certainly could not know the outcome i think we could feel confident that the strategy was based on more than a gamble. the second thing that i will make this very brief. peter may have more to say on this as well.

are shown on my desk stokes . mom in my life vacant blow. fairly slow. could you be on these just will need to can you let me pull some pull some of the code near say she knew option bumping list has me just indulge in the core. i didn't catch in some i was 9 image. slaves can stance in yes. continued she done those sanctuary each just ah ah, i show my put together the way in the mother. ah, still the same. i mean you said global invoice which was me, but invoices but now it seems to me which is got the west point. ah yeah. beloved by north, on the 5th, when i called him so want to show post a clip, teach come from from the meals the with the ups store to stay around with all those, not the little boat dismissal. let be slow at the break. jackson was both of them were supposed to know pretty more you guys are on the gate yet before i got off the pulled that i missed another number, but it was in the season as to when they said, but i'll just fix it then. you know, sir will, and nope, a thought on you, but i do it as that it was running me, which sheila t

head coach chris silverwood has said england will make a late decision on whether ben stokes will featureednesday will be every bit as hot with tonnes of sunshine on the way. having said that, the southwest of the country is already starting to see a breakdown of this heat. showers are expected in cornwall early hours of the morning. very hit and miss, though, so not everybody�*s going to get them. but it's still warm — look at that, 17 celsius, that's the starting temperature — and for many of us, it'll be around the mid—teens come sunrise. so the forecast, then, for wednesday shows showers and some thunderstorms in the southwest of the country, a bit more cloud in the northwest here. but, generally speaking, it's a hot and sunny day with temperatures in many areas in the mid or high 20s, possibly hitting 30 celsius once again. the risk of showers or thunderstorms through the second half of the day on wednesday will extend into wales, parts of the midlands, as well, and further showers come thursday. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines:

in theater who been put in to place, by that shiite leader basically in charge of a group that was stoking violence. so, until he got that commitment i don't think our forces were going to have confidence and putting more force behind him. there is a lot of work that went into it. history shows he went before the iraqi parliament and made virtually this statement, i'm going to treat everyone who breaks the law equally. and he did to the point where he had to basically build a different political coalition because he lost the support of that group. he started to arrest them for their still halfway, either you're going after these guys or you're not. he made that shift. and our military sought immediately. that is an example of how that decision or this process is not only about making the decision. it was creating the circumstances the decision could be implemented successfully. and, a lot of the skill of the president and steve hadley and bringing people along. not by convincing them, twisting their arms, putting them or bulldozing them but actually identifying concerns that were legitimat

network, the fox propaganda network tucker carlson cynically using what's happening at the border to stoke white nationalism, push the bogus great replacement theory that falsely claims that white americans are being intentionally replaced by black and brown migrants. it's all about fear. it's about riling up his viewers. it's about profiting off of the very human tragedy happening at the border. >> here's biden explaining the entire point of mass immigration back in 2015 when he was vice president. >> an unrelenting stream of immigration, nonstop, nonstop. folks like me who were of caucasian and european descent for the first time in 2017 we'll be an absolute minority in the united states of america, absolute minority. fewer than 50% of the people in america from then and on will be white european stock. that's not a bad thing. that's a source of our strength. >> an unrelenting stream of immigration, but why? well, joe biden just said it. to change the racial mix of the country. that's the reason. >> okay, listen. you can take any sound bite and mip it, okay. so let me explain what's happ

i was pretty stoked to read the different post and stuff like that can but growing up i can honestly say i didn't pick up a comic book but i definitely, i really do enjoy them now. >> great. as i was reading it, i guess because the graphic novel form and the whole notion that i wish any moment he could shoot i-beams out and get out of certain predicaments. so back to andrew. what kind of like relationship did you have working with the congressman in this book? how much input did he have? how much did you talk? was a process like? >> we kind of got it down to a little bit of a science. like, we had our functioning routine but at this point i think the hardest part about this was the actual research. his memory is fantastic. that was always a joke among his colleagues from the movement, like if you wanted to know the answer you ask john lewis. we do the interviews, i would interview, the most important part is a narrative is in his voice because he is such an oral storyteller. how many of us remember the chicken story? that's like iconic part of him, matter-of-fact some of those chicke

ben stokes it is absent as expected as he continues to rest and recover.f big names unavailable, _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i _ in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i think - in that squad as well. couple of big names unavailable, but i think the | names unavailable, but i think the strength— names unavailable, but i think the strength in— names unavailable, but i think the strength in cricket england is really — strength in cricket england is really showing in that squad. we'll io really showing in that squad. we'll go full— really showing in that squad. we'll go full of— really showing in that squad. we'll go full of confidence and desperate to put— go full of confidence and desperate to put on— go full of confidence and desperate to put on a — go full of confidence and desperate to put on a good show.— to put on a good show. buttler is back after— to put on a good show. buttler is back after welcoming _ to put on a good show. buttler i

announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stokehip as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. the line—up for tonight's t20 blast final at edgbaston is complete. kent will take on somerset for the trophy with play set to begin shortly. it's after both sides won their respective semifinals earlier in the day, as adam wild reports. finals day at edgbaston, four teams, three matches, two will make it to tonight's final and one will go home champions. that is the countdown to the competition's climax, hampshire the competition's climax, hampshire the first to take a swing at it, with the bat aiming high. his team—mates were struggling, the first ball hard pressed, unimpressed, somerset�*s goal is keeping on top of things until the finalfew overs, chris keeping on top of things until t

mark wood is in it, and ben stokes is expected to continue to rest and recover.—jos bought there is in that squad too. —— jos buttler. bought there is in that squad too. -- jos bottlen— -- jos buttler. couple of names unavailable _ -- jos buttler. couple of names unavailable for _ -- jos buttler. couple of names unavailable for that _ -- jos buttler. couple of names unavailable for that selection, l -- jos buttler. couple of names l unavailable for that selection, but i think_ unavailable for that selection, but i think this — unavailable for that selection, but i think this is really shown to be honest — i think this is really shown to be honest. we'll go full of confidence and desperate to put on a good show and desperate to put on a good show and win_ and desperate to put on a good show and win that trophy. no and desperate to put on a good show and win that trophy.— and win that trophy. no ipl, pakistan and _ and win that trophy. no ipl, pakistan and in _ and win that trophy. no ipl, pakistan and in the world i and win that trophy. no ipl, i pakistan and in t

it will stoke the fire of inflation which has already been stoked.if investors want to wait and they could this time around we might see a further dip in the market with an opportunity to buy something. equities doing credibly well. finding dips will pay off. >> markets rarely ever crash and everyone is positioned for crash. i respect we disagree. in the near term, it is a lot like january. stuart: that music is a little friend eric. it is wednesday september 20 ninth all day long, the markets are rebounding modestly, dow is up 200, nasdaq is up 100 following yesterday's huge selloff. the 10 year treasury yield is one.15%, big tech, is that bouncing, huge decline yesterday. that is a modest bounce for big tech this morning. a few things i would like to get off my chest. number one, the president has been caught in a lie after the afghan he believes and he called george stephanopoulos, he was not advised to keep troops in afghanistan. yesterday two generals and the defense secretary said that was the advice he had received. maybe the president had for

he's trying to stoke that kind of racial politics in the conservative movement, and he's also tryingedia towards these sorts of questions and initially it looks like he succeeded in both, but we're seeing him return to the public stage with the same kinds of arguments that he's used all the way back to his announcement of running the first time and to charlottesville. >> let me read a bit of the former president's statement on the removal of that statue in richmond help. writes here of the late general. if only we had robert e. lee to command our troops in afghanistan. that disaster would have ended in a complete and total victory many years ago. he goes on to say, except for gettysburg, lee would have won the war. many things here. first, let's start with except for gettysburg and -- >> details. >> minor details. >> he would have won that war. >> one is assessing lee that way and making this claim about how the civil war would have unfolded, and the second is lee wasn't on the side of the union, and so here he is invoking him about what he would do for the nation where the history i

to be part of the team, to come into the series later on, and obviously due to ben stokes and jos nots what the guys think of me, eah. ,, , of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player- — of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player- he _ of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player. he retained _ of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player. he retained his - bocce player. he retained his victory of a malicious but he did it the hard way. fighting back from to nail down to eventually take it four — two isa is a 30th go better for great britain at the game so far. kimi raikonnen has announced he'll retire from formula i at the end of the season.the 41—year—old finn currently races for alfa romeo. he won the world championship in 2007 with ferrari. raikkonen began his career twenty years ago and has started more races than any other driver, securing 21 wins and more than a hundred podiums. and defending champion preemoz roglic is back in the lead of the vuelta a espana after a dramatic 17th stage. norway's odd christian eiking started the day in the leader's red jersey,

i was pretty stoked to read the book and stuff like that. growing up, i can honestly say i didn't pick up comic books but i really do enjoy themnow . >> as i was reading it, i guess because the graphic novel form and because of the whole superhero notion because i wished at any moment i could shoot i-beams out and get out of certain predicaments. back to andrew. what kind of relationship did you have working with the congressman? how often did he talk, what was that process like? >> we kind of got it down to a little bit of the science. we had our functioning routine but by this point i think the hardest part about this was the actual research. the congressman's memory is fantastic. that was always a joke among his colleagues from the movement. if you wanted to know the answer you ask john lewis. i interview him and themost important part of the narrative is in his voice . he's such an oral storyteller . how many of us remember the chicken story? that's just an iconic part of him. some of those chickens were a little little bit more producti

if this is about getting them on board, does it really do that, or does it stoke tensions even more?of them are beginning to lose faith with the way biden has been handling the covid pandemic. >> thank you very much. at least 14 people have died in north macedonia after fires swept a temporary hospital beat -- built to treat covid-19 patients. 12 more were seriously injured in the fire in the western city, which followed an explosion. the town's mayor has declared a day of mourning. the facility was built to ease pressure on hospitals after a spike in infections. still to come this half-hour, the uk's plans to turn back migrant boats crossing the english channel are criticized as being senseless and dangerous. and riots and protests as palestinian prisoners pushed back against an israeli crackdown following monday's jailbreak. ♪ >> hello, good to be with you. some of the most calm weather in asia pacific is in japan on friday, but that changes on saturday as this front rolls in. most of the action is further toward the south. a number of disturbances. it's going to spread a lot of ra

there's always going to be somebody they pick on in order for them to stoke the base. other than that, they have nothing to sell america. >> let's switch topics and talk about the pentagon's stunning administration that the u.s. drone strike targeting terrorists in afghanistan, accidently killed ten civilians that includes seven children. how does something like this happen? first of all, was there pressure to take quick action after 13 of our u.s. military members were killed at kabul airport? what kind of accountability should we see from this and will we see any? >> number one, i don't know if there was pressure or not. i believe there was pressure in the sense that they believed isis-k was going to conduct another strike and that may have led to the conclusions of what they did, they were looking so hard for a target that they probably in my opinion just did a horrible call. i think there needs to be a full investigation, not just who made the decisions but what was the actual thought process, what was the intelligence gathering, how was this all collected, and why