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nat sciver gone — followed almost straightaway by wyatt and jones.et alyssa healy packing for just seven. a promising start. mcgrath, however, was made of stronger stuff and took a chance to shine once more quickly, bringing up her half century, and that was followed by captain meg lanning. their partnership looking unbreakable as england's bowlers struggled to make a dent. and so it proved australia comfortably claiming a nine wicket victory with 18 balls to spare, england with work to do. jo curry, bbc news. it was a day of disappointment for british players at the australian open in melbourne, as andy murray and the 17th seed emma raducanu both crashed out in the second round. raducanu lost to the world number 98, danka kovinic, while murray went out to the japanese qualifier taro daniel — the lowest ranked player ever to beat him in a grand slam. dan evans progressed to round three after his opponent withdrew, but there was also a defeat for heather watson. natalie pirks reports. breakfast was served, with british grand slam champions both on cou

robert wyatt. he is a professor of natural hazards and virginia tech and the united states. he joins us from blacksburg, virginia. hello to you, professor weiss now how would you describe for our viewers the russian that then cause the su nami in tonga. i think there's only one word that would describe that to eloquently, that's violent. it's imagined to be in an engine of a car and the, and the explosion explosion that drives your, your cylinder. that is how that played out. and what is fantastic in this case is that before the 1st time, we could observe it from space. this is the 1st time to have a real life in the time of salvation upset of an explosion like this. and now what do we know about the extent of the damage? in tonga, the extent is very, very extensive, very large. 2 nominees inundated the islands and cost widespread damage and hopefully not too many debt because of in the we still don't know yet, but as we, as you move forward, we will know and the damage will be more clearly visible. from the 1st picture, i've seen online and heard from colleagues just cut of

. -- yeah, wyatt, lives, like, seven blocks from me and oliver has all kinds of places to be stayingd the kids to stay with me so the cousins could be together but he chose mommy. >> you're not making biscuits and gravy in the morning. ( laughter ) >> stephen: this is another sibling thing, do you watch his show, "the cleaning lady"? >> no. wait. just say no. i did. i watched the first one. i haven't seen the second one. >> stephen: you haven't seen the second one? >> i haven't seen the second episode yet. >> stephen: how many episode so far? >> four. it's very good. >> stephen: how long are they? an hour. >> stephen: you can't spare an hour. >> i'm going to let her off the hook here. >> our families -- we don't watch other stuff. i've seen a third of your movies. >> truth by told you haven't seen any of them. >> uh i know, because i get it. ( laughter ) >> the novelty has kind of worn off. there's so much work that's being done, right, that we don't were. >> stephen: what i admire about the two of you is the honesty with which you're treating each other now. >> we definitely have go

happy birthday, wyatt.questions being raised about what american scientists and federal health officials knew about how and where the coronavirus originated and whether they tried to suppress conflicting evidence. it's not abstract second-guessing, understanding the origins were then and remain so in order to deal with the virus that has proven stubbornly persistent. post an executive editor of special report has an in-depth look at what we have been able to put together of the evolving u.s. government response. >> january 2020, the world first learns patients in wuhan, china, are suffering complications from an unknown virus and we soon realize infections are fueling a fast spreading global pandemic. by midmonth the first u.s. case of covid is reported in washington state, health experts conclude the outbreak is due to human to human transmission. federal officials scrambling to contain its spread offer mixed messaging. >> we are urging china, more cooperation and transparency are the most important steps

happy birthday, wyatt. reggie: i don't know about the handcuffs.et's talk about what is happening with the fog out there. low cloud cover. we do have some gray skies overhead. visibility is doing ok in the south bay. our typical trouble spot this morning, 101 from novato up through santa rosa, this is where we are seeing the thickest fog right now. this fog is not going to linger too long today because we will see the wind pick up and we will also see sunshine later today. right now it is chilly away from the coast. 35 in san ramon, 39 in concord. palo alto is already down to 37 degrees. certainly need to have your jacket this morning. it does turn breezy in the hills but it is nowhere near as strong as we experienced last weekend. the wind likely between 10 and 25 miles per hour. upper 50's to mid 60's. this is much more of a bigger deal in southern california, the santa ana wind has issued a wind advisory in l.a. and we could see wind gusts up to 20 miles ash up to 50 miles per hour. -- wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. a lot of 30's on the boa

danni wyatt weighed in with 70 runs.at, dominating the england bowlers. a partnership of 144 runs with meg lanning steered australia towards victory. mcgrath was 91 not out, lanning unbeaten on 64. i don't wish to alarm you know, alex, but i've got a slightly scary statistics, and that is because australia have the ashes already, england have to win the series outright. a test match is normally a draw in the series. if it is a draw, i surely would just need two winds and it is all over!— and it is all over! england to come back and come _ and it is all over! england to come back and come back _ and it is all over! england to come back and come back quickly. - and it is all over! england to come i back and come back quickly. another game _ back and come back quickly. another game on _ back and come back quickly. another game on saturday. they need to regroup, — game on saturday. they need to regroup, liquidate went wrong, and a pen to _ regroup, liquidate went wrong, and a pen to come — regroup, liquidate went wrong, and

tom wyatt. 4 square gates called gara aquarium drop off to sylvia coco goss. what is the name actually mean? the church of saint mary's in the hollow of the white hazel's near for the rock. it whirlpool the church of santa sillier and the red caves all the past. together, it forms a complete picture of the village. most people here speak well, sure. it's the 2nd official language here. after english, a good place to practice a little would be where half the town gets together, the local top and i thought that maybe a beer would help to lose the time. is that an option? so if you were not, yes, there's nothing for it to practice about a it was bring your school get it, but i'm go. oh and we have also like a gym with a name on it. right. how to how to spell with. but why the name is so long? his best answers by alan murray don't come in and converse contrived fire at taylor in 18. 69 who wanted to attract visitors to come in to the the later to one. go see. and i think that said, you know, with a 150 years or so. busy more on from his days, and i think that his

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wyatt again to show officers the gadgets in his toy motorcycle. a pair of handcuffs and the officers brought why it's a stuffed animal and also a police had. >> oh my gosh. i love fisher too. >> he has got it all. that was a fun assignment for ♪ s and a massive weapons delivery. what president biden is now threatening if russia launches an invasion. nearly 80 tons of u.s. weapons arrive in kiev, as russian troops launch new military exercises near the country's border. the stakes tonight as the world is on edge. >> if he were to move in with >> if he were to move in with all those forces, it would be the largest invasion since world war ii. it would change the world. >> o'donnell: omicron-specific vaccines. the new shot being tested as covid deaths skyrocket. and we're inside an overflowing hospital where dozens are waiting for an i.c.u. bed. >> it feels like a war zone. >> o'donnell: second n.y.p.d. officer dies. the sad news tonight about wilbert mora, killed after a harlem ambush.

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george is wyatt. george. i don't understand anybody mile. to a hair's, here's my birth certificate to written george watts. that's not a russian name. you're gonna be in regardings of make no difference to me than my brother. she's what's your name is carl work after the war against nancy, germany curl. no, that's not a rush name. you're going to be kill. so that's with the lady at the passport does just like that. a click of the finger gave me one name, my brother, another name. that's it. the fact that george was a need to speaker of canadian english would be a priceless skill for a young man coming from the working class. george, his language skills would be the determining factor with the rest of his life. when i came to the soviet union, i finally realized that my knowledge of english, my pronunciation, of english knowledge of english grammar structure in phonetics was actually a moon. and then we borrow some money from our neighbors to go to leningrad, foreign language institute, andrew, we got a reply from her leningrad here. if you p

we've had people die for, for kit, wyatt, of steaming a in, and a controlled mana. so it, it, can it kind of go the other way. some of the world's most common conventional medicines derived from traditional remedies scientific investigation, could prove whether or not there's real healing power in the ugandan herbal remedies, hula, and perhaps the world could benefit from this traditional knowledge during the corona virus pandemic. since the beginning of the pandemic, our d. w. science correspondent derek williams has been keeping up with the latest research from the fields of science and medicine in a search for answers. if you have a question for him, do write to us with this week been? aren't asked if i get covered 19, which treatments are available. pharmaceutical treatments for coven 19 can be roughly broken down into 2 categories of the 1st is therapies for people with severe disease. now, early in the pandemic, medical authorities desperately searched for ways to keep late stage patients with serious illness. from dying. i want sars covey to settled into the

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lieutenant governor, sheila wyatt oliver, and your family, especially your mom, god bless you. members of the state supreme court, represents pallone, pascrell, got himmer and sheryl, senate president and speaker, majority leaders ruiz and green wald, minority leader oraho. former governors, first lady tammy murphy and josh and sam, members of the cabinet and senior staff, distinguished members of the diplomatic corps, clergy, honored veterans, members of law enforce. and first respoppedders, family, friends, and my fellow new jerseyans. this is a day of reaffirming our oaths, rededicating ourselves to service and renewing our priorities. yet it is also a moment for reflex and remembrance. on your way into this building you may have seen a field of 3,000 flags, each represent approximately 10 of our fellow new jerseyans lost since the start of the pandemic. as we continue to work to disperse the dark clouds of covid that hang over our state, we honor the tremendous sacrifice so many have made in their daily lives to help us return to normal. but we honor especially those who wi

ok, center wyatt's heater. but here's your take on this and specifically on someone like air exam, more who as you are very well aware and described by some as, as the donald trump or a france. i mean, is it that his ideas appeal to a part of the electorate, peter, or are people then fed up with the status quo? well, i do think he's innovative in the sense that he has to sort of different take compared to marrying the pin. first of all, a very important thing about the mood is that he's an immigrant himself. he's a jewish immigrant from algeria who is you could say perfectly assimilated in france. and i think this is important to understand his program because what he's really keen for is to tackle this kind of parallel societies that you have not only in france, but in many, many european countries. and i think that that's a problem that many people from the left to the right recognize as, as an issue. now, the solution for debts, according to the more is, let's say, the traditional approach of the french stat

trump right now it's pulling very high old cross our nation certainly higher than our city. president wyatt and you know, when, when president trump was in office, we had energy independence. unprecedented unemployment was at an all time low when you were securing our borders are starting to be more secure and our borders we had, we kind of me was we americans were hopeful, in terms of continuing to have hardy retirement plans. you know, not worrying about things why national security president trump brought a booming economy job and, and really hope across our country. and i think now i don't think i know now that you know, when we compare that presidency to where we are now with president wine in, you know, there, there is, we have a problem. and some say absence makes the heart grow fonder. but you can't dispute with a pool of pulling says right now, and that is that americans are not happy with the state of the economy. you know, they're not happy with what they're paying with your pain at the gas pump. and the cost of general good just reproach christmas. now you know, prices have skyr

the january 6, wyatt saw the government building ran site. i dont from supporters and the and suing chaos, left 5 people dead. and on fish reports from the white house, it was a challenge to his presidency before he even became president. and one year on from the right at capitol hill, jo, bite mark the anniversary with a speech to the nation. for the 1st time in our history, president had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent a peaceful transfer of power. as a violent mob reached the capital, but they failed. the crowd marched on the heart of democracy in the us to challenge the certification of the 2020 presidential election. donald trump claimed he'd been cheated and were going to the capital. and fueled by anger and lies. his supporters fought battles across capitol hill as they tried to stop congress doing its job. this wasn't a group tourist. this is an armed insurrection. but this moment, this challenge to american democracy has not brought the country together. instead, president biden's speech just shows the fracture in us p

and legendary american actor betty wyatt has died less than a month before her $100.00 birthday she held. again. this will record as the female entertain with the longest television. korea that is the headline. news continues here on al jazeera. after inside story, dreams dawns and entertainment await the people to rise above the violence around them. so it's my role to give these girls a different idea that they can leave the rules of this community. 3 short films show how performance creates a home and family. and gives hope and opportunity. ah, e j. select on al jazeera ah a new year and a new trade deal. the world's largest free trading glock opens for business in asia, covering a 3rd of global economic output. so whole benefit. and why did india pull out of the agreement at the last minute? this is inside store. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer jim's room. after 10 years of work, the world's largest free trade zone is opening for business on january 1st, 2020, to the regional comprehensive economic partnership covers 15 countries across the asia pacific region and pr

of those are by, of, has been seen in a video for the 1st time since days of anti government wyatt. earlier this month, he's refuting reports that he fled the country customs and one of the firewall he's 20. 19 i handed over my full powers to president catherine, jim archive. i've been a pensioner since then. right now on having weller and time off and cause expense capital. and i have not less than full power is in the hands of the president. he's the chairman of the security council. he will soon be elected the leader of the routing party. there is no contract or standoff among buildings. such rumors are absolutely baseless. trial has adjourned. in nigeria, a separatist leader accused of treason. now, media county was the leader of a group called indigenous people of be from it campaigns for the secession of the southeastern region of b. r for it's separated from my julia in 1967, which then led to the jury and civil war. fidelis and the latest from the nigerian capital, a boucher now because he's from previously from the salt, isn't part of my dear. he decided to take on the lead

to absolute, may him a nation wide state of emergency with declared we saw mass wyatt on the streets. we saw government buildings run socks and sets on fire and number of fatalities. we still don't know. it's still being calculated, but it's been reported that over a 1000 protesters have been injured more than $100.00. it being killed while more than a 1000 police officers have been injured, and 16 have been killed. now. all efforts to calm the streets by president psychiatrist fell flat and so he needed to call on the c s t o alliance to help secure vital infrastructure in the country. but when went to class did call on the c s t o a loss to come and help secure the country. there was some in the western media, even even america's senior diplomat who came out saying, look out what's out. you don't want to invite the russians into your house because once they never leave, looks like they are leaving rather quickly. absolutely, well, it seems like russia entering a foreign country like it did, even though it was at the invitation of the presidents in the context on it seem like the per

more protests are planned for later on sunday mahmoud abdel wyatt sent this report from back that thousands of iraqis got out of here nearby dodds green soon to modify the 2nd anniversary of the killing of iranian commander. awesome sleigh. many, an obama, dim hunt is a tube commander of iraq soon popular mobilization forces 2 years ago by an american john attack. and they say that they are demanding the clarity in the investigation. they say that there hasn't been transparency in the investigation. meanwhile, the demand immediate withdrawal of all u. s. troops and iraq. they say that any u. s. military presence in the country will be resistance that have been leaders of the political protest pro iran political parties that they spoke here today. threatening to take matters into their own hands. they say they will take up arms again and resist the military presence of the us troops in iraq. thousands of come from other iraqi, a province is to join the protest here. they're blaming the government for what they consider collaborating with the us a troops. they say that the government should i

england began well, danni wyatt with some huge hits getting 70 runs.7 fori at one stage, but then tahlia mcgrath stepped in. three wickets from her swung the match in australia's favour. and then mcgrath starred with the bat, dominating the england bowlers. a partnership of 144 runs with meg lanning steered australia towards victory. mcgrath was 91 not out, lanning unbeaten on 64. montell douglas will become the first british woman to compete at both the summer and winter olympics after being named in the team gb bobsleigh squad for beijing. she competed in the 100 metres at the beijing summer games in 2008 and she'll be brakewoman in mica mcneill�*s two—woman sled, four years after she was the team's reserve in pyeongchang. douglas turns 36 on monday, she said there had been many male summer and winter olympians and she was "over the moon to be representing women", adding she was "more thrilled about leaving a legacy like that behind than anything else". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. tha

wyatt. happy birthday. got up to hug one of the officers.rought him a stuffed animal and a police had a little future police officer. >> the news continues all day. cbs this morning is coming up next. and hello to you our viewers on the west coast on this hump day, i'm gayle king. >> i'm nate burleson. >> and it's your world in 90 seconds. >> there would be enormous coconsequence if you were to mo in with all of those forces, the largest invasion since world war ii, it would change the world. >> a stark warning over the russian threat to ukraine. >> daily covid deaths reach their highest numbers in nearly a year. we're in oklahoma where

with a test match it would have been difficult, anything can happen in the t20, itjust takes danni wyatthey are in the names. �* , ., , ., games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we exected games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we expected to — games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we expected to miss i games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we expected to miss a i games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we expected to miss a picture, i games. beth mooney has a broken “aw, we expected to miss a picture, ifi we expected to miss a picture, if not all of the ashes. big advantage for england? _ not all of the ashes. big advantage for england? massive, _ not all of the ashes. big advantage for england? massive, somebody l not all of the ashes. big advantage i for england? massive, somebody else will have to open the batting. i messaged beth mooney to see how she was getting on that she gave me no inkling when she would be back, but she will be out for the t20 blast. this venue always looks wonderful, three g20s, we will hope that the crowds are good and once england dated to the conditions we can help

danni wyatt weighed in with 70 runs.draw, australia need just two further wins and it's all over! yeah, it's not good when you hear it like that, is it, because we're only one game into this series? so england need to come back, they need to come back quickly. we've got another game on saturday, so they need to regroup, look where they can improve, look where they went wrong, and they've got to come back and win on saturday. staying with cricket, and south africa head coach mark boucher has been charged by the sport's national governing body with gross misconduct over allegations of racism. he was one of a number of cricket south africa employees implicated in "tentative findings" by the socialjustice and nation building commission last month. it follows allegations from boucher�*s former team—mate paul adams. jockey robbie dunne has lodged an appeal against his 18—month ban from horse racing. he was banned following a hearing last month in which he was found guilty of "bullying and harassing" fellowjockey bryony frost.

he says his officer -- office was recently approached by wyatt, who to open a piano bar, only to be told then we dug a little bit and realized this is true. and we probably should change this. tim: the band goes back to 1987 and probably came about due to a multitude of reasons, says a gay-rights activist and former supervisor. >> i think some of it had to do with witness as a decision, the less competition you have. aids was happening, as well. that could have had in influence, particularly on the dynamic of patronage. tim: at a board of supervisors meeting on tuesday, a unanimous vote cast a new ordinance once again allowing new hours to open, a move that's been welcomed in the neighborhood. >> excited. it's great. tim: is not just changing an outdated law. it gives a chance to revitalize the neighborhood that's been hard by covid. this is the president of the castro emergence association. he says the pandemic has caused devastating economic consequences. >> unfortunately, we have lost a whole bunch of businesses that went out of business permanently. but having new businesses come in,

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. >> jimmy: your husband's wyatt russell.brothers, parents -- >> a bunch of up and comers. >> jimmy: i would think in a group like that, it would be hard to impress anyone, really. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yet you guys, and i know this because i work at abc, not only are you fans of "the bachelor," you and i would adequate, you even went to the "after the final rose" ceremony. >> yeah, we did. >> jimmy: i assume that was your idea? >> it was -- well, you know what's interesting, when we started dating i was, guilty pleasure, i'm into this show. my husband's like, yeah, not for me. and then maybe smoked a joint. [ laughter ] and within five minutes he's like, crying. he's literally, like, "the way he talks to his mom!" [ laughter ] he's "bachelor nation." i surprised him with being an audience member at the final rose ceremony for ari and lauren's season. >> jimmy: he didn't know he was going? >> no. you know how there's always one guy in a red cardigan in a sea of women? [ laughter ] i was selfishly like, this is going to be really

heavy wyatt caraway became the first woman elected to the u.s. senate.ocrat from arkansas had been appointed to the seat 2 months earlier to fill a vacancy left by her late husband. she was then elected to that seat with the help of law. powerful senator from louisiana. and today in 19, 0, 4, henry ford put the pedal to the metal and set a land speed record in that thing. he was a little more than 91 miles an hour. he was driving a vehicle dubbed the 9, 9, 9 with a wooden frame. nobody know. hood. ford's record, though, was short-lived because a driver in florida, of course, broke it within a month. >> one, missouri courtroom is dishing out more than just legal decisions. the judge in a courtroom one is doing what he can to make certain days in court. standout judge joe hensley tries to make got today extra special for families finalizing the adoption process. he brings his balloons into the courtroom. we create elephants and giraffes. another airfield animals for the kids happy about that. lee says that he handles up to 100 adoptions each year and it's

. $225.00 people were killed in days of wyatt's, which followed, protest against raising fuel prices. the conduct president appealed for moscow's health to stop the anti government unrest. microsoft has made its biggest acquisition which shakes up the video game industry. the software giant has bought activision blizzard, producer of some of the world's most popular games. but the $69000000000.00 buyout comes at a sensitive time. lord manley explains games like this. candy crush catapulted mobile phones into an industry now worth a $175000000000.00. 3000000000 people around the world, a set to play video games on their phones, consoles, 3 the headsets on the web. but now tech giant microsoft wants to launch a slice of the action. it's planning to buy activision blizzard for almost $70000000000.00. it's largest ever acquisition. the company posted this image showing what it would get for its money. hoppy, the games like call of duty diablo and starcraft. the move would put microsoft in a leading position. in a statement. microsoft says it will have 30 game development studios along 5 p

murray michael wyatt went around 866 and the eagle helped him into the top ten.om saracenss director is going to take a break from the sport for medical reasons in a statement they say people will always come first at our club and mark will be given all the support and time he needs. the coaching staff led by the head coach will take over in his absence starting with sunday's game with wasps in the premiership. that's all for now. let's return now to our top story this hour. as confusion surrounds the publication of the civil servant sue gray's report into lockdown parties in downing street — after the metropolitan police's intervention. the force revealed it has asked her to make "minimal reference" to events which they are investigating. her report had been due to be released this week — with many mps saying they were waiting for its contents before taking a firm position on the prime minister's future. with me now is sir peter fahy, he's a former chief constable of greater manchester police. thank you forjoining us. metropolitan police not asking for a delay i

. >> wyatt -- i just, in the last two weeks i've been off and it's been -- because normally i work atng i love you but i was sort of teaching it to him and he started saying i love you. the greatest -- >> ben was like i la you. we do have a very funny video of -- you know, i will say you're a great dad and you're really surprisingly great with little kids. look at him with ben. chasing him around. this is -- >> and that's -- >> that was like a saturday morning. i mean, that was -- we -- that elephant is a different toy. yes. i mean, and that's sober on your part. >> yes. yes, i'm sober all year long. >> one of my favorite things that you did this year, sober, was your interview on "60 minutes" with lady gaga and tony bennett. >> i got to do one with tony bennett for his 95th birthday he performed two concerts with lady gaga, incredible night and his family revealed earlier in the year he has dementia from alzheimer's but what is so remarkable about him, not only the life he had and career he's had and things he's done and innovations he's done but that at 95, even with dementia and th