narrator: christian county detective ed stokes raced to the scene. just notified that there had been a shooting on fidelio road, and one male possibly deceased. tell us what you see when you arrive here at the scene. the first thing that i noticed was sergeant goslyn's body laying here in the gravel with a large amount of blood around the body. could you tell if he had been shot? we found what appeared to be gunshot wounds to the head, and the shell casings laying near the body inside the crime scene backed up the thought that he was shot. you say he was shot in the head and the face. correct. was this personal? it's personal to me, because that person that shot him nine times wanted him dead. narrator: while detective stokes worked the crime scene, about a quarter of a mile down the road deputies were talking to jessie. she was hysterical, crying, almost sometimes where you couldn't even understand what she was saying. narrator: there's jessie on her knees, collapsed on the side of the road. this was a wife who had clearly been through a traumatic s

ben stokes.e he has been watching that louis vuitton cup final, his ineos company, the chief backer of the brittania boat. ben stokes is a doubt for the first test against pakistan that starts on monday. the england skipper tore his hamstring in august playing in the hundred and missed three tests against sri lanka, but he had hoped to be fit for the start of this series. our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt spoke to me from multan where the first two tests are taking place. i think it's more that this test matches just coming up i think it's more that this test matchesjust coming up it i think it's more that this test matches just coming up it too soon rather than a setback in the entry. it was a pretty severe hamstring injury that ben stokes suffered in the superchargers in the hundred back at the beginning of august. he missed that series against sri lanka, he's been honest about his recovery, he said he was fit or is to be fit to play in this first test against pakistan and multan which h

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england have moved on, really, from a lot of players that were involved in the pre—ben stokes, brendon foakes, alex lees, dan lawrence was tried in the summer, and they've all been gradually moved aside in favour of really young players like bashir and smith and atkinson. and why england like these guys is they're unflappable, they're cool under pressure, they want to play with freedom and express themselves on the pitch. one thing that was really noticeable during that deciding test in pakistan, second afternoon, hot day, saud shakeel making a really crucial century, england just looked flat in the field. in another period, another time, not too long ago, you've had big characters like stuart broad, jonny bairstow, james anderson out there geeing the players on, going up to ben stokes, coming up with a plan, maybe getting into a bit of a battle with the opposition. but these newer, younger players, they're not like that. they don't have that sort of temperament. maybe it will come. maybe it will come with experience. but at the moment, one concern about england putting their faith in

ben stokes will not be a part of the first test, so 0llie pope will captain the side.pinners for england. zak crawley also back in. there will be a debut for brydon carse, who just over a month ago completed a three—month ban for historical gambling offences. he is chosen over matthew potts and 0lly stone. the england captain ben stokes has signed a new two—year england central contract, despite his injury worries, which will keep him in the side for the 2026 ashes trip to australia. stokes hasn't played since the beginning of august, and trained away from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. it is always frustrating to miss out, but the three tests i watched in the summer when i was with the team but not playing, i enjoy watching cricket, but knowing that you can't be a part of a game makes it a little bit easier, but i have some good things to focus on, so although i am not playing, you know, i have got a goal in mind, so that will take the focus away f

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stokes on 37 and he was thoroughly stumped. gone, gone!ay, the batter — and actually the bat — went another. every england batter in this match fell to spin. noman ali, aged 38 — the pitch was worn and old, he was reborn as a bowler. his eighth wicket of the innings deserved slow—motion treatment. england 144 all out. pakistan's first test win at home since early 2021. we don't need data to know that mattered — it was crystal clear on the faces. joe wilson, bbc news. when england were fielding, stokes got frustrated at his players — he said he apologised for that afterwards. but there was nothing england could do about the pitch, which was always going to be difficult to bat on second. it was always going to be a tough ask, but we obviously had massive belief we could go out there and do that. but, yeah, it was a very difficult run chase even before we started today. it looks quite a far way off, but on that surface, i think we've done pretty good, a pretty decentjob. but, yeah, a couple of starts and i'm sure myself and a couple other guy

but ollie pope will stand in as skipper once again for ben stokes. he says it isn't a concern.red as we could be, i think. obviously there is a series against australia back home, so a few of the guys there have been constantly playing. in the single figure degrees, obviously. the opposite here. we have trained while the last three days and i think that is the nature of cricket and especially test cricket. you don't always get their warmup games in and the extra time to acclimatise, just the nature of the schedule. the boys feel good. everybody is fresh and ready to go. we mentioned jimmy anderson. tyrrell hatton has won the alfred dunhill links championship for a record third time after dipping belgium's nicholas cole starts with a birdie on the last hole. both players had birdy putts on the 18th, but hatton made no mistake to add to his wins in 2016 and 2017. it is his seventh victory on the dp world tour. he sits 20th in the world rankings. actually stood over the ball on 18, on the tee, and said "please don't hit it out of bounds" — which isn't a good thought process. but i

sheffield united's 2—0 win at home to stoke takes them fourth.the comebacks of the day — from 3—0 down early in the second half, to 3—3 in injury time thanks to a 92nd minute equaliser from morgan whittaker. it's the biggest game in spanish football tonight as real madrid host barcelona in el clasico which kicks off at 8pm. champions real are the one's that trail their rivals currently in the league. they're three points behind the catalans and will be hoping kylian mbappe shines in his first clasico. they will need to stop robert lewandowski who tops the scoring charts in la liga with 12 goals. it's also hansi flick�*s first taste of the fixture since taking charge of barca in the summer. when you start to play football, you want when you start to play football, you want to play el clasico, but it is the real clasico. in germany, we also have some they call the clasico, but it is not like, real against barca, so it is el clasico and i think everyone is happy and they have to enjoy it. to enjoy it, you have to work hard and we will do that. jack

ben stokes there. now, another record set in baseball by los angeles dodgers star shohei ohtani.s 50th home run of the season has sold for $4.4 million at auction, the most a sports ball has ever fetched. it breaks the previous record, paid in 1999 by more than a million. the japanese hitter became the first player in baseball history to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season during his side's match against the miami marlins last month. full ownership of the ball, though, is being disputed after a scramble by desperate fans to get hold of it. on to tennis now. american fourth seed tommy paul was the big casualty at the vienna open on wednesday. the world number 12, who won last week's stockholm open, lost 6—4, 6—4 in round one to fellow countryman brandon nakashima. the defeat is a blow to paul's hopes of reaching the atp finals in turin later this year. nakashima plays karen khachanov in the round of 16 on thursday. there were no problems for top seed alexander zverev. the german beat marcos giron 6—2, 7—5 to progress to the quarterfinals and record his 61st win

i've spoken to people from stoke—on—trent, from birmingham, they say they feel helpless. killed in gaza. the demonstrators here are calling for a ceasefire. in gaza and an end to the escalating violence in the middle east. the plan todayis in the middle east. the plan today is for the demonstrators today is for the demonstrators to walk up to whitehall from russell square here in the next few minutes. in whitehall, a number of people are expected to give speeches. there is also a counterdemonstration due to take place by the group stop the hate. i spoke to a few police officers a while ago, they told me there was a significant police operation in place, but they expect the demonstration today to be peaceful. they say if people do cross the line, arrests will be made swiftly. that protest is taking place in central london, thatis taking place in central london, that is under way right now. we have a live page where we are monitoring all the fast—moving developments in the middle east. we are having a look at today's sports news. up—to—date with all the sports news there. h

i have spoken to people from stoke, birmingham, and they say that they feel helpless.palestinian families who have been killed in gaza. now the demonstrators here are calling for a ceasefire in gaza, and an end to the escalating violence in the middle east. the plan todayis in the middle east. the plan today is for the demonstrators today is for the demonstrators to walk up to whitehall, from russell square, in the next few minutes. in whitehall, a number of people are expected to give speeches. there is a counterdemonstration, by the group, stop the hate. the police have told me there was a significant police operation in place. we expect the demonstration today to be peaceful. police say that if people do cross the line, then arrests will be made quickly. we can show you the scene live in central london as those protests, calling for a ceasefire in gaza, continue on. you can see hundreds of people peacefully marching through the centre of the capital, many holding placards and palestinian flags. now it's time for a look at today's sport. there is one game under way i

bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go. his fitness and she got injured, and she is looking as strong as i have ever seen. looking as strong as i have everseen. he looking as strong as i have ever seen. he has had a good ball today in the nets, and i think he looks good to go. [30 think he looks good to go. do ou think he looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do has a full stunt? i you think you will be able to do has a full stunt?- you think you will be able to do has a full stunt? i think it will be managed _ do has a full stunt? i think it will be managed but - do has a full stunt? i think it| will be managed but knowing ben, i think once he gets into the game that might not be any stopping him. he isjust that sort of player. as i said, he is good to go, we willjust have to wait and see what you can do during the game. i get how much she is required to will come down to the condition. it looks like the same pitch is going to be used for both tests. yeah, that is a first for me. but that is what it is looking

stokes — who was away playing in pakistan — says his family didn't come to any physical harm.ave been taken including his obe medal. you're live with bbc news. with six days to go until the us presidential election, both candidates are targeting key battleground states as they make their final appeal to voters. the democratic candidate kamala harris has been making stops in north carolina, pennsylvania, and here in wisconsin. polls show there's little separating the vice president and donald trump. here's the former president a short while ago campaigning in green bay, wisconsin after earlier rallying in north carolina. he referred to a remark made by president biden in which he appeared to call mr trump's supporters "garbage". president biden says he was referring to a comedian who sparked outrage when he used that same word to describe puerto rico at a recent trump rally. let's hear what donald trump said tonight. i have to begin by saying 250 million americans are not garbage. cheering. this week, kamala has been comparing her political opponents to the most evil mass murde

buttler has joined test captain ben stokes in extending his central contract with the ecb.ad originally agreed a two—year deal but has committed for a further 12 months, the same length as stokes' new contract. a total of 29 players have been awarded england men central contracts — full details on the bbc sport website and app. meanwhile, buttler has not been retained by the rajasthan royals, the indian premier league team he's been with since 2018, and will enter the auction instead. rugby union's autumn internationals are almost upon us, with scotland taking on fiji and england playing new zealand at the allianz stadium. there's already bit of spice ahead of that match, with the all blacks coach scott robertson saying england propjoe marler could have "chosen his words better" when he called for new zealand's haka to be "binned". marler called the pre—match ritual challenge "ridiculous" in a post on x, before deactivating his account, reactivating it and claiming he was "just having a �*bit of fun�* trying to spark interest in a mega rugby fixture". but the england captai

wins, they were 118-6 when ben stokes wins, they were 118—6 and were in deep trouble.eeded something special, and to jamie smith. as he clobbered pakistan's bowlers to all corners. his brilliance matched only by such econ�*s on the boundary. watch this. although that catch just alluded pakistan, this one didn't, and smith out for 89 and england all out for 267. how good a score would that prove? now it is the turn of pakistan for trial by spin, show beshear trapping him and that was just the start, jack leach roofe —— removing and also proving peace could do the trick. a fluctuating first day but it is england to have the momentum. there's another really busy night of european football coming up, with europa league and uefa conference league matches. manchester united are still waiting for their first win and are unlikely to get an easy ride in istanbul against fenerbahce and theirformer managerjose mourinho. when you don't win games than the criticism is comment but at the end of the day it is about how you are at the end of the year, still in his best form and will b

he won't accept loss and he will stoke the anger and fear in people to try to get his way. it's a sad comment rip that right now we have a candidate for president of united states who fundamentally doesn't believe in a basic core tenant of our democracy, that we have free and fair elections and when we lose, the power is transferred peacefully from one candidate to the other and that would be the person who actually won the ray. >> this gets to the largerrer issue, the larger question. given everything you just said, given everything donald trump has been saying, especially over last 30 days, this race is dead even in national poll bus also in state polls. all the contests are within the margin of error but why is this race so close? >> i wish i could answer that question because it's outrageous to think that i just look at the detective when kamala harris cted adopted trump. i try to the disinterested as much as we all can, i know that's very tough to do but we are professionalism, her knowledge of issues versus her opponent was so stark, so dramatic. it is surprising that

bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go.itness since he got injured and is looking as strong as i have ever seen him. he has had a good bowl today in the nets. i think he looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do his full stint as bowler, or has that got to be managed a bit? i think it will be managed but knowing ben i think once he gets into the game there might not be any stopping him, he willjust, he is just that sort of player. but, yeah, he is good to go and we'll have to wait and see what he can do during the game. meanwhile, the same pitch that saw england produce that impressive win in the first test is likely to be used again for the second. battling to save the series, pakistan have taken the surprise decision to omit former captain babar azam and pace bowlers naseem shah and shaheen shah afridi from their 16—man squad for the final two tests. next, to tennis: world number one jannik sinner admits he's "lost a bit of his smile" during what's been a challenging year. he twice tested positive for a banned

they are still in multan and captain ben stokes is back in the side after missing the last four tests over the summer. he's been speaking to test match specials' jonathan agnew. it is frustrating that you cannot play but it helps to know i like watching cricket, and as well when you are injured, yourfocus gets put onto other things, your rehab, trying to get back as quick as you can, so do have those natural destructions in the gym working, getting everything going, building yourself up so you can get to a certain level where you can start pushing yourself, so although injury is frustrating, there are obviously other things that can distract you from the disappointment and put a positive swing on it. you have been watching, don't think you could do any more, running flat out, bowling is possibly ——as much as you possibly can. to declare yourself what you want to put yourself through the ringer as they say. i spent the last two days putting myself through quite a lot of high—intensity stuff, doing my sprints, batting for long periods of time and then bowling over that first test match

lying but doing so in a way that stokes fears, that preys on racism, that promotes falsehoods.nd respond, also, frankly, about how half the country seems to be responding to it. >> yeah, that's exactly right. it is working, that's the thing. it is working. look, i think some of this is, frankly, we are evolutionarily wired to have a negativity bias. if that noise you heard rustling, if you dismiss it, oh, that's nothing, you are less likely to pass on your genes than if you think, oh, it must be a saber tooth tiger. let's hide from it. let's run. we have a negativity bias. i think when americans hear donald trump repeating -- and it's not just saying it once. it's saying it over and over and over, there's something to be afraid of, they're invading our towns, they're occupying our cities, a lot of people think, well, i haven't experienced that. that doesn't ring true to me, but isn't it safer to assume maybe he is at least partially right? so i think he is really playing on fear. you know, they say logic leads to conclusions, but emotion leads to action. trump is running this c

they be stokes, and which is 0. well, despite the destruction in gaza, pablo stein's national football team have performed better than ever. in january, they reached the know count stage of the asian comp for the 1st time, and now into the said round qualifying for the wells comp, or without being able to play at home as well. mcdonny is the founder of football, palestine. don't com. the team is managed to create history, helps us do well in spite the surface as the do better than they ever have done before. and they were putting in a group of rock, a qualifying that included australia living on and then eventually finished in the top 2. they're now in the, in the final a group stage of qualifying in asia, amongst the 18 best teams. to do that with no football going on in the country with the emotional impact of players. families being stuck in under the bonds and gaza is, is an incredible achievement to get out of the group association. come for the 1st time in their history is an incredible achievement. last month

they be stokes, out to 0. well that's it for me down jordan, for now the news continue is here on i'll just say right after the stream spectrum, since i'm watching bye for now the the colleges when the, when does your iphone have to do with child labor, the village of natural resources in genocide, some current and former apple employees think a lot of these forces. and on this episode of the stream we look into allegations, questioning, apples. i'm a big tech and generals purpose, culture and strategy. and what you as a consumer should know and do about it. but the, the, the, the when the new iphone launched back in september, there were not just long queues of loyal customers waiting outside apple stores. protesters across several cities around the world demanded apples stop sourcing mineral components from the new aquatic republic of congo. this is because mine's there are known for dangerous conditions, low wages, use of child labor and other human rights violations. many of those demonstrators also signed

in cricket — the england men's captain ben stokes is out of the first test against pakistan which starts fast bowler brydon carse making his debut stokes hasn't played since the beginning of august, and trained away from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october. england's women have got their t20 world cup campaign under way. they're taking on bangladesh in sharjah — they won the toss and chose to bat. they started well, danni wyatt—hodge setting the pace with a1 but they've lost a quick flurry of wickets in the middle of their innings, wyatt—hodge and captain heather knight among those to go and are currently 97 for 5 with around 2 overs to go. while defending champions australia cruised to a six—wicket victory over sri lanka in their opener — beth mooney�*s unbeaten a3 leading australia to their target of 9a with five overs to spare. jannick sinner says he's "surprised" the world anti—doping agency is appealing the decision to clear him of blame after he twice tested positive

bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go.ince he got injured and is looking as strong as i have ever seen him. looking as strong as i have everseen him. he looking as strong as i have ever seen him. he has had a good bowl today in the nets. he looks good to go. d0 good bowl today in the nets. he looks good to go.— looks good to go. do you think ou will looks good to go. do you think you will be _ looks good to go. do you think you will be able _ looks good to go. do you think you will be able to _ looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do - looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do his - looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do his full. you will be able to do his full stint as polar or has that got to be managed a bit? i stint as polar or has that got to be managed a bit?- stint as polar or has that got to be managed a bit? i think it will be managed _ to be managed a bit? i think it will be managed but _ to be managed a bit? i think it will be managed but knowing l to be managed a bit? i

good news for england men — captain ben stokes is fit to play in the second test against pakistan instokes injured his hamstring in august and has missed four tests, including england's record—breaking win in the first match last week. pace bowler matthew potts also comes in, with chris woakes and gus atkinson making way. pakistan have made the more drastic changes though including dropping batting star babar azam after becoming the side with the highest total — 556 — to go on and lose a test by an innings. in the america's cup, the great britain team led by sir ben ainslie have a mountain to climb if they are to win the trophy for the first time, as they trail new zealand 4—0. that and more on our website. and that's all the sport for now. back to you, only two. thank you very much. nasa is to launch a spacecraft to one of the icy moons ofjupiter, called europa. some scientists think that it's one of the worlds in our solar system that's most likely to be home to life. here's our science correspodent, pallab ghosh. the europa clipper will set off on a 1.8 billion milejourney to the

bowling consultant james anderson has told the bbc that he's confident stokes is ready to go.s after he got injured, and he is looking as strong as i have ever seen. he has had a good bowl today in the nets, and i think he looks good to go. do you think you will be able to do his full stint? i think it will be managed but knowing ben, i think once he gets into the game there might not be any stopping him. he is just that sort of player. as i said, he is good to go, we willjust have to wait and see what he can do during the game. i guess how much he is required to will come down to the condition. it looks like the same pitch is going to be used for both tests. yeah, that is a first for me. but that is what it is looking like. which means it might actually play into... when we talk about ben's bowling and his workloads, it might play into our hands with that, with the spinners playing more of a part. we don't know what they're going to get. it could be another pitch or they could have repaired this one really well. we willjust have to wait and see. pakistan have talented peers,

when captain stokes was dismissed in bizarre fashion after some brief resistance with brydon carse, england the pick of the bowlers, finishing with 8—46. and britain'sjosh charlton will race for gold, in the men's individual pursuit final after a setting a world record in qualifying. the 21—year—old produced a stunning ride to stop the clock in three minutes, 59.304 seconds, obliterating the previous mark set by filipo ganna two years ago by more than three tenths of a second. charlton's final takes place tonightjust after 7.30pm. team—mates charlie tanfield and dan bigham will ride for bronze. that's all the sport from us for now, matthew. we will have more later on. gavin, thank you very much. president biden has been holding talks with european leaders including sir keir starmer in berlin, the conflict in the middle east at the top of the agenda. in the last hour, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, said he continued to support israel's right to self—defence but warned there is "no military solution — the answer is diplomacy". speaking directly to israel, he said "the world will not to

ollie pope, who will stand in as skipper ionce again for ben stokes, says that's not a concern.tralia back home, few of the boys have been constantly playing in single figure degrees, the opposite is extreme here. but no, we've straightened really well the last three days and i think that's just the nature of cricket at the minute and especially test cricket, you don't always get those warm—up games in, and that extra time to acclimatise just the nature of the schedule, but the boys are fresh and ready to go. tyrell hatton secured the alfred dunhill links we couldn't found out how he got along at the championship, but tyrell hatton secured the alfred dunhill links championship for a record third time after pipping belgium's nicolas colsaerts with a birdie on the last hole of the tournament. both players had birdie putts on the 18th at st andrews but after colsaerts narrowly missed, hatton made no mistake to add to his wins in 2016 and 2017. the victory was the 32—year—old's seventh on the dp world tour and hatton now sits at 20th in the world rankings. york valkyrie have become

stokes, who was away playing in pakistan, says his family didn't come to any physical harm.rs are still searching for the missing after mudslides and torrents of water swept away bridges and left cars piled up on each other. the valencia region received a year's worth of rain in eight hours on tuesday. and as you can see, more torrential downpours and flooding is expected as the week goes on. this is the picture going into thursday and friday. our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. these flash floods were truly apocalyptic. one town got a year's worth of rain injust eight hours. just watch what happens to this bridge. shouting. these images have been widely shared on social media. there was little warning. one local mayor said the first flood alert was just half an hour before the torrent arrived. rescuers have been scrabbling to pluck people and their pets from the surging tide of filthy water all day. —— scrambling. just look at the wreckage the floods left in their wake. it is a terrifying reminder of the extreme weather climate change could bring, say scientists. we'

stokes did bat and bowl in the nets today in multan but will undergo more tests before its decided ifthere's a chance that if he does play, he doesn't bowl. it's day two of the t20 women's world cup, and india are currently playing new zealand in dubai and they have a bit of a tough task to win this. new zealand batted first and set india a target of 161, captain sophie devine top scoring with 57 not out. in reply india have lost three early wickets and are currently 52 for three after eight overs. in the day's earlier match, south africa thrashed west indies. after winning the toss and bowling, south africa restricted the windies to 118 with nonku—luleko mlaba taking four wickets — and they then chased it down with ease. captain laura wolvaardt and tazmin brits both made unbeaten half centuries — as south africa won by ten wickets with more than two overs to spare. at rugby�*s wxv2 tournament — wales women have suffered back—to—back defeats, this time a narrow loss to italy. after a 37—5 humbling defeat to australia in their opening fixture, wales were hoping for better fortune again

they be stokes, out to 0, is that's it for me 0. then a whether is next on als is 0, then inside story looks at the impacts that us support for israel's one gaza, might end up having on the election. and we'll be back out to that, looking at the home, stretch of a presidential campaign with trump and harris both taking their closing arguments to battle ground the the once again, you can pick up plenty of pictures of sun this tones, buying a new way of america it's been persistent, seeing this summer i have to say, and it's not changing the season, we're still doing the same thing. but then add a few more widespread, the share of strep saudi arabia, and then cross the other side of the red sea as well. and with that is cost developing breeze has been blow your own enough for few days. felton cuts out, for example, it is toby that keeping the temperatures or bringing the temperatures down to the next about $32.00 or the airbags is coming out of iraq. right back down is showing a cooling trend by 28. there are shelves developing. you'l

however, england captain ben stokes could be set to return, after bowling and batting in the nets onod day in rugby union — they successfully defended their wxv1 trophy with a 21—12 victory over hosts canada. it was a winner—take—all clash against the hosts in vancouver. and the red roses fought back from a rare deficit to take the title. the defending champions extended their winning run to 20 matches. and they've now won both editions of the tournament's top tier. england's men are hoping for a better day when they face finland in the uefa nations league later. lee carsley�*s experimental side were beaten 2—1 by greece at wembley on thursday and the interim head coach has been criticised heavily for it. captain harry kane, who missed that game afrter picking up a knock, has since trained and is expected to return to lead the attack in helsinki. ca rsley says he wants a positive response. we felt below the standards the other night that the players have set for themselves. the most important thing is a reaction. you want the public to trust and to love the team because the impact th

to for the third time england has conceded 500 under the coaching of maccallum for the sensi and stokes doing one of the match they won was the first test in pakistan two years ago, england had batted and made a 650. pakistan made 579 that time that england forced victory with more aggressive batting and brilliant bowling performance on the final day. they beat new zealand considering 550 in that summer of 2022. they have recent experience of conceding a big first innings, batting really positively and forcing attentional results. that's not out of the question, it is pretty difficult and rare through test history that a team has been able to do that but we saw the intent england had batting this evening and something that will clearly have on their minds. another fact is ben duckett hurt his thumb taking the catch the finished pakistan's innings, dislocated his thumb was unable to open the batting, we don't know whether he will be able to bat. if he doesn't at men's chris woakes will be batting at number six, most of his career has been batting number eight so that might leave england

john lewis had a to me his genius was as a manager of these very strong personalities ranging from stokely carmichael to john lewis to the women who about him but he gifted them with a sense of leadership and commitment to the struggle that went on after his. people talk about the did the spiraling down of sclc and traditional civil rights organizations but the world is different because of andrew young. the world was different because of being a jackson. needless to say, the world didn't because lewis and he has a constellation people. what the fauntroy whitey walker fred shuttlesworth people sprinkle the poor across the south and the rest of the united states. and i think sometimes when we write these biographies of dr. king. now, just because i haven't read it. but but think what happens is that he all this happened and no one says no in fact his students, his pupils, his acolytes went on to do even more. so in your conversations, his compatriots and and all the folks that you're interviewed that any of this ever come out? well, the actions speak for themselves, because those people tha