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danni wyatt was drapped _ and conversely much better.ed on _ and conversely much better. danni wyatt was dropped on five - and conversely much better. danni wyatt was dropped on five occasions but the scorebook would say that, played well. it is just cricket, she said in her press conference i got dropped a few times but you have to ride your luck and she batted fantasticly, helped england get up to a mammoth score and it ended up being too much for south africa and england put together the perfect performance but they were clinical and ruthless and they are the england side to all love to watch. dannii wyatt's century was pivotal to england's turnaround, herfirst in a world cup. speaking at a press conference after the match, she said england have the determination to win the world cup. every game has been a knockout so today was like any other match in the last few games and after the first few games we did not think this would be the case so we will prepare well for the final and we obviously really want to win that trophy after the s

i'm joined by my guess, wyatt read in washington. he's a journalist with sputnik news in charlottesville. we have david swanson. he is the executive director of world beyond war dot org. and in pittsburgh we have dan kabbalah, he is a professor of law and author of the plot, to scapegoat russia. originally, cross stock rules and effect, that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate why it let me go to you. i mean, i, i originally titled this program time to de escalate in light of the a truly disastrous trip that biden had to europe last week. and then we had to day reports coming out of the negotiations and turkey that the russians and the ukrainian seem to be ham hammering out something. here. it is already been reported that russia's moving some of its forces away from cab and other large cities that seeing play. this is what the wire services are saying. this is what i checked the, the task new service. this is what they're saying. it seems to be having some traction here. it's, i find very interesting why i

wyatt read in washington. he's a journalist with sputnik news in charlottesville. we have david swanson. he is the executive director of world beyond war dot org and in pittsburgh we have den kabbalah. he is a professor of law and author of the plot to scapegoat russia are exhibiting cross sack rules and effect. that means he can jump in any time he won. and i always appreciate why it let me go to you. i mean, i originally titled this program time to de escalate in light of the i out it truly disastrous trip that biden had to europe last week. and then we had today, our reports coming out of the negotiations and turkey. but the russians and the ukranian seem to be ham hammering out something here. oh, it is already been reported that russia's moving some of its forces away from cab and other large cities that scene play. this is what the wire services are saying is, is what i checked the, the top news service. this is what they are saying. it seems to be having some traction here. it's, i find very interesting why is that? you know, we, we have all of this bombasti

wyatt 1st. well, we have something else called the mississippi. we have these, we didn't jump directly from, you know, from these attacks straight into war, straight into, you know, ukraine versus russian military. we had 8 years of attempts to reconcile these forces to come to a peaceful agreement. and we had 8 years or several years of training government failing at every corner, every turn to hold its end of immense humans failing to abide by these, these documents. so at what point, i guess my question be at what point, how many people is enough? how many russians even have to die before they are allowed to fight david, do you want to weigh and go ahead? i do. yes. russia is not a model citizen in the world has not enjoy and or supported international criminal court or the international cause united states. i did raise and has united ways not for god sake. of course not hang on has not, has not, has not supported the rule of law was in a position of mocking this program. and these, this network mock in the predictions of invasion world opinion

however, danni wyatt survived an early scare.'s been evading her so far this tournament. as she first brought up her half century before she and captain heather knight calmly steered england to a comfortable nine—wicket victory. today was a special day and one we have been really aiming towards, getting a complete game in with bat, ball, in the field, and we will definitely take a lot of confidence from this. that result leaves them with their fate in their own hands, now knowing that a win against bangladesh on saturday will secure their spot in the knockout stages. jo currie, bbc news. so a stunning win in what could be a stunning comeback for heather knight's side. henry moeran and alex hartley are in christchurch for us, and they can tell us what's behind this change in form. finally something to smile about. a win for england, clinical want, jenny wyatt the top of the order, dues do is score, she got a score for the this england team air air backer looks like they are back. there are number of important element to this victo

wyatt a was a criminal cartel. nobody said it was noble. go ahead. why? well, so then to me, the natural question. if you have this criminal cartel, it's coming up. it's constantly advancing right on your board. if you say stop it, stop it criminal. it's not advancing on my border. stop with start drawing all these different countries into your sphere of entrance influence away from our that one's now according to establishing russian or even even allowed to have influence . even though we go back to, you know, 2014. you can see even president obama on be going the atlantic or the fact that your brain, which is a non native country, is going to be vulnerable military nomination by russia. no matter what we do. so you have this recognition from some levels, you know, that didn't want to send weapons to these nazis. and then how did president, for years over his failure to send enough weapons. and these are the kind of a, you know, sort of, the, the, the backdrop, again, that we have in the united states, which, you know, i, you know, if we had a really sor

i would make the did i beg to disagree with you on that day, but let me go to wyatt here. the russians made it very clear we have. we have recent history. december 17th to draft treaties were sent one to nato, one to washington, saying we cannot tolerate the status quo. now, here are our demands. will you negotiate in good faith? they did not negotiate a get everybody there. get everyone in here like david respond. why it 1st will we have something else called the minute we had meetings, we didn't jump directly from, you know, from these attacks straight into war, straight into, you know, you train versus russian military. we had 8 years of attempts to reconcile these forces to come to a peaceful agreement. and we had 8 years or several years of the any government failing at every corner and every turn to upload its end of immense humans failing to abide by these. these documents, so at what point, i guess my question be at what point, how many people is enough? how many russians even have to die before they are allowed to fight david, you want to weigh in, go ahead. i do.

i would i make, did i beg to disagree with you on that day, but let me go to wyatt here. the russians made it very clear we have. we have recent history. december 17th to draft treaties were sent one to nato, one to washington, saying we cannot tolerate the status quo. now, here are our demands. will you negotiate in good faith? they did not negotiate a get everybody there. get everyone in here like david respond. why it 1st will we have something else called the minute we had these, we didn't jump directly from, you know, from these attacks straight into war, straight into, you know, you train versus russian military. we had 8 years of attempts to reconcile these forces to come to a peaceful agreement. and we had 8 years or several years of the any government failing at every corner and every turn to upload its end of immense humans failing to abide by these. these documents, so at what point, i guess my question be at what point, how many people is enough? how many russians even have to die before they are allowed to fight david, you want to weigh in, go ahead. i do. ye

danni wyatt lived life on the edge, getting away with this one... ..before captain heather knight notide her luck — those missed opportunities coming back to haunt south africa, as she went on to make her century. a world class performance, albeit against some shocking fielding. and their bowlers were in no mood to mess round. the best one day batter in the world? dismissed for nought. the perfect start. "hello mum", and those smiles continued, as did the wickets. sophie ecclestone ripping through the order, taking six in a breathtaking haul, leading england to victory by 137 runs. we'll prepare well for the final, and, yeah, we obviously really want to win trophy now, after the start we had especially. australia now awaits england in the final, as they will look to defend theirfinal on sunday morning. jo currie, bbc news. snow has fallen across parts of the uk, as a cold snap hits the country. as these pictures show, people across scotland and the north of england woke up this morning to a blanket of snow, marking a sharp change from last week's weather which saw sunshine and highs o

however, danni wyatt survived an early scare. up her half century before she and captain heather knight calmly steered england to a comfortable nine—wicket victory. today was a special day and one we have been really aiming towards, getting a complete game in with bat, ball, in the field, and we will definitely take a lot of confidence from this. that result leaves them with their fate in their own hands, now knowing that a win against bangladesh on saturday will secure their spot in the knockout stages. jo currie, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. good afternoon. aren't we being spoiled at the moment? this is a glorious picture and it is sheffield. this was just a couple of hours ago, not hardly a cloud in the sky and really glorious. the high pressure is still with us and will do into the weekend as well, but there are some subtle differences today. you see this little frontal system toppling across

danny wyatt gone. she was followed shortly afterwards by heather might. —— heather night.the game plan. it was left to study the ship. that brought up some much needed calm to the delight of the england fans. amyjones also found her range while sophia dunkley added a half—century to a respectable total of 234. now it was up to the bowlers. they made steady work and got their awards, slowly chipping through the bangladesh order. davis taking the final wicket at england claimed a 100 run —— davis taking. so, we needed to come out and put on better performances, so i think we had a lot of positivity to get us through. sometimes that's just how it goes, but it's been great fight from the girls. to get four wins puts us in a very strong position. the defending champions had looked down and out earlier, now one game away from the final. jo currie, bbc news. let's get more on that england victory. henry moeran and alex hartley are with the test match special team in new zealand. england's task was simple — win and go to the semifinals. they got over bangladesh comfortably. 100 ru

did other businesses, rob wyatt? thank you very much for your insights. rob. so, russia's plaid should reduce military operations or crime around the ukrainian capital. keith has been met with skepticism by the united states and ukraine. they say moscow is just repositioning troops and not necessarily withdrawing russian forces had already been pushed back from air pin, a suburb of the capitol, leaving behind ruins and the bodies of dead civilians. washington warrens that moscow could now be preparing for a major offensive elsewhere in russia's pledge to reduce its operations around 2 ukrainian cities, came after peace talks between the russian and ukrainian delegations. in istanbul, ukraine has proposed that it is willing to be permanently neutral, but says requires security concerns grantees rather from a group of nations. another round of peace talks, but this time with 1st signs of progress is ukraine opens up to discuss, adopting a neutral status crush promised to scale down operations. but it is the russian defense ministry has made the important decisio

danni wyatt some runs and nat sciver has been brilliant.s picking up the right time going into this game and hopefully the semifinals. there are plenty of international football friendlies this saturday — england are currently in action against switzerland at wembley. currently 1—1, breel embolo, gave swiss the lead. luke shaw levelled for england. both sides have already qualified for the world cup in qatar. so are keen to give newer players a run out. marc guehi and kyle walker—peters making their england debuts. in the day's other friendlies — croatia were held to a 1—all draw with slovenia. the republic of ireland are currently a goal behind against the world's no 1 ranked side belgium. hans vanaken restoring the visitors' lead in dublin. later on, there's a top tie between the netherlands and denmark. christian eriksen could feature for the danes, for the first time since his cardiac arrest at the euros last summer. it's a busy weekend in the womens super league. chelsea can go top tomorrow, with a win over leicester. and earlier today

danny wyatt gone.tly afterwards by heather wright. 26 for two, this wasn't in the game plan. it was left to study the ship. that brought up some much needed calm to the delight of the england fans. amyjones also found her range while sophia dunkley added a half—century to a respectable total of 234. now it was up respectable total of 234. now it was up to the bowlers. they made steady work and got their awards. slowly chipping through the bangladesh order. dave is taking the final wicket at england claimed a 100 run victory —— davis taking. 50. wicket at england claimed a 100 run victory -- davis taking.— victory -- davis taking. 50, we needed victory -- davis taking. so, we needed to _ victory -- davis taking. so, we needed to come _ victory -- davis taking. so, we needed to come out _ victory -- davis taking. so, we needed to come out and - victory -- davis taking. so, we needed to come out and put i victory -- davis taking. so, we| needed to come out and put on victory -- davis taking. so, we - need

i did and then i think i remember somebody named wyatt. i'm yeah my classes. yeah, why was why it's interesting focus. well, sports management's kind of a hot field and rice university's number one in the country in it and it attracts a lot of young men and women, but why it wanted to become professionalized and rodeo. he does rodeo and i had to go when he applied there. i you know, we don't consider it a sport. rodeo even though we're in texas at rice. and and i question why not rodeo is a sport. and i took it up to through the channels there and they finally they actually agreed he should be a sports so they're giving him meaning but why a matter for him is he goes to rodeo meats and might miss a week of school. for the rodeo and the teachers have to make up for that as if you were football player that had to go to the west coast or something. so we have to we treated rodeo as a sport. how much is why excuse me? why i must like his father. oh very much. so in the sense of you know humor and you know, he's just they both are loved the the frontier the west, y

. >> the best way for this to end is have an elliot ness, wyatt erp where people rise up and take him down. if he continues to be their leader then he's going to make you complicit with war crimes. you're a good people. you'll never have a future. you'll be isolated from the world, live in abject poverty. i'm hoping somebody in russia will understand he's destroying russia and you need to take this guy out by any means possible. >> what is your reaction to that and my question is that something a u.s. government official should say in public. >> it's a reminder of how lucky we are as a nation that donald trump and his cronies are not in charge. they would have us out of nato and supporting putin. you have one part of the republican party rooting putin on, and another part trying to break international law by killing him. it underscores how vital it is to have a sober foreign policy handler in the white house, keeping the pressure up but temperature down. >> you said earlier we should be reducing the oil output there. a number of lawmakers are joining that and voicing support for banni

and england raced to their target insidejust 20 overs, danni wyatt with an impressive 76 not out.leach and saqib mahmood were the unlikely saviours for england's men, after the tourists' top order collapsed on day one of the decisive third test against west indies. imran sidat was watching this one. it's been a series where the bowlers have struggled. in grenada, things were about to change. the west indies decided the bowl after winning the toss, and it wasn't long before their decision indicated. joe root has made the century and east of the two tests, but the skipper can only manage a nine ball duck here. on a pitch that was offering plenty of movement, the west indians seemed to take full advantage. with dan lawrence the next ago. in terms of hardship, england so often look to ben stokes — but even he couldn't halt the indies charge. alex lees was the only englishman to provide any resistance before roach got the better of him. the wickets continued to tumble, johnny bairstow the next ago without troubling the scores. an all—too—familiar top border collapse was complete as ben

dannii wyatt's century was pivotal to england's turnaround, herfirst in a world cup.lly want to win that trophy after the start we had especially. las vegas has been announced as the latest city to host a formula one grand prix. the race will be in november next year, at night, and the 3.8—mile track will include a portion of the nevada city's famous strip. it will be the third u.s based race on the f1 circuit. and on the eve of the draw for the 2022 world cup in qatar, amnesty international has told the bbc that football associations need to start looking into the conditions for migrant workers at their hotel bases, now. the tournament starts in november, with england set to find out their group opponents in tomorrow's draw. there could also be a place for scotland or wales. when it comes to football associations they have either sponsored ability to ensure the operation in qatar which is allowing the teams to play they won a cup is not contributing to human rights violations so they need to ensure the labour conditions of the workers in the hotels they are staying a

talk to a migraine specialist today, to learn more about vyepti. 6 the i-team digs into wyatt costs so the government. clean up what burned in the campfire plus a dance that delivers a m >>> finally tonight here, the little girl, her song, and now her journey. tonight, the moment in the bomb shelter and the power of music. amelia, 7 years old, underground in kyiv, just one of so many in ukraine huddled together, taking shelter. and just listen to what happened next. ♪ >> amelia starts to sing "let it go" from "frozen" for the whole bunker. the families silent. ♪ >> that song, her courage, now seen by millions. and marta, the woman filming the moment, telling abc that little girl amelia was able to leave the bunker. and this evening, 11 days after that spontaneous performance, her family saying that amelia's made it safely out of ukraine. she is now in poland and with her grandmother. ♪ >> bravo! bravo! >> the children and their resilience. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night >> breaking news is in oakland and was visible for mile. two dogs were destroyed in a fire -- kill

pakistan were swept aside forjust 105 and england raced to their target insidejust 20 overs, danni wyattssive 76 not out. that moves the defending champions, into the top four of the round robin group — and they'll make the semis, if they avoid defeat to bangladesh on sunday. we will definitely take confidence from this and keep trying to gain momentum and that is what we have been trying to do the whole series and sometimes you have to be on or off, but you keep turning up and giving your best and you are all for the team and to get better and that this tournament so we will take a lot of confidence for sure. england centre emily scarratt will return for england when they begin the defence of their women's six nations title on saturday. they take on scotland in edinburgh. scarratt has been out with a broken leg — this will be her first international appearance for 11 months. england are seeking to win their fourth tournament in a row and scotland head coach bryan easson knows his team will be up against it at the weekend. we know what to expect from england, it is having the discipline

but other than these 2 provinces, which would potentially wyatt the us, expect it in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what this will all be and how it's going to end, i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they are looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of them wasted opinion in a clear way. and also many, many companies stopped deliveries and would not take new business. there's 2 topics to that. the 1st one is is it wise to build all the riches going forward or not? and secondly, as, as, as it is morally advisable and morally positive that the company leaves us take a stance. they also need to go see, what does it mean? if you do not fulfill the contracts or obligations? what is it if you get a shareholder lawsuit? because you would not ship the product, although it's not on the sanction. if products are sanctions, simpl

whereas the chinese, the gender is much more deeply seated and institutionalized than good sense agenda wyatt, are in them. obviously, the russian duma, in its entirety supported, supported the decision of vladimir putin. and i think russians would beg to differ about it being some monolithic place where everyone just worshiped this cult of pigeon. similarly, as you say, obviously in china, but how quick was china to immediately replace visa and mastercard with union pay? the credit card 2nd biggest credit card in the world. how quickly were they just say we will start to take wheat. and how quickly are they stopping bank systems to enable moscow to enter parallel economic system. you said it wasn't economic daily. every analyst you talked to in china or russia says, this war and your grain is economic because it may presage the end of the dollar. well, i mean, it's a, it's not economic in the sense i don't think it's motivates. it's not motivated by economics. you know, it may have economic consequences, you know, but i, you know, i think it's much too early to see, at least for me, it's too

attack that, you know, go for the whole country rather than these 2 provinces, which would potentially wyatt the us expect it in the business community, but more contained as it is today. so as, as a lot of a lot of worry about what the pseudo all be and how it's going to end. i think it's too early to tell what it will mean for the business in the long term . obviously. so people are quite worried. they're looking into that asset base, look into the financing matters. they of course, are all clear about what they think about the attack. and i think you know, most of them west opinion in a very clear way. and also many, many companies stopped deliveries and would not take new business. there's 2 topics to that. the 1st one is is it wise to be adult, riches going forward or not? and secondly, as, as, as it is morally advisable and morally positive that the company leaves us, take a stance. they also need to go see, what does it mean? if you do not fulfill the contracts are to be cations. what is it if you get a shareholder lawsuit because you would not ship the product? although it's not the

and england raced to their target insidejust 20 overs, danni wyatt with an impressive 76 not out.ainst west indies. imran sidat was watching this one. it's been a series where the bowlers have struggled. but in grenada, things were about to change. the west indies decided to bowl after winning the toss, and it wasn't long before their decision was vindicated. joe root has made a century in each of the two tests, but the skipper can only manage a nine—ball duck here. on a pitch that was offering plenty of movement, the west indians began to take full advantage, with dan lawrence the next to go. in terms of hardship, england so often look to ben stokes — but even he couldn't halt the windies charge. alex lees was the only englishman to provide any resistance before roach got the better of him. the wickets continued to tumble — johnny bairstow the next to go without troubling the scorers. an all—too—familiar top order collapse was complete as ben foakes was sent back to the pavilion, leaving england reeling on 67—7. the swing of roach continued to wreak havoc, with the tourists strug

he asked her about opener danni wyatt's magnificent century.have to ride your luck on days like that and she batted fantastically, she helped england get to a mammoth score and it ended up being too much for south africa and england were clinical and ruthless and finally they are the england side we all love to watch. on the eve of the draw for the 2022 world cup in qatar, amnesty international has told the bbc that football associations need to start looking into the conditions for migrant workers at their hotel bases, now. the tournament starts in november, with england set to find out their group opponents in tomorrow's draw. there could also be a place for scotland or wales. when it comes to football associations they have a responsibility to ensure the operation in qatar which is allowing the teams to play the world cup is not contributing to human rights violations so they need to ensure the labour conditions of the workers in the hotels they are staying and the people that will service them are paid on time, are not overworked, live in a

your daughter daisy was born just about two months before my son wyatt was born.rainian surrogate. can you talk a little about your decision to come to the border and help? i understand she was born actually in kharkiv. >> yeah. that's correct. so we maintain a pretty close relationship with her surrogate mother julia who is still in kharkiv with her 8-year-old son, and the days approaching when the war broke out, we were concerned. we were hoping that she might consider coming out. but like a lot of ukrainians, she's pretty stoic and decided that's her home. she is not going to leave. so when war broke out, i mean, i was probably crying for the first 24 hours, and i mean, when somebody is in harm's way like that, there is nothing more helpless than feeling like you're distant and you can't do anything about it. and then that's the moment i decided to book a flate and fly to krakow and see what difference i could make for at least the people coming through here as well. >> i think, i mean, i find it so amazing, and so wonderful. not only your ongoing concern for t

with one final shot at pearson ingram spinning igra stripped picked up keep go, wyatt buzzer.of hero with the buzzer beater for stanford first round victory. james dad, of course. adam keith played for the cardinal back in 88 92. family on hand loving every minute of it. 71 70 closing out as i mentioned 16 to 1. next step arizona tomorrow in pro basketball. it's all about the golden state warriors snap out of their funk last night against the clippers with a convincing victory. they had lost goat into it. nine out of 11. you know, sometimes forget the pep talks right? it's just the one year out the other and the warriors used a different strategy last night, a little levity. sometimes you gotta do that long 82 game season and they invited actor comedian will ferrell. he was on hand prior to the game, recreating his jackie moon character from the movie semipro and everybody in hysterics a lighthearted moment . forget about the losing streak and steve kerr is so brilliant of keeping the players in gauged throughout the long season, spoke about the lighthearted this today. he's a

stay with wyatt. buzzer yeah, that is fantastic. keith plays the role of hero with that buzzer beater first round victory for stanford. james dad, of course, adam played for the cardinal 1988 through 92 family. they're loving it up 71 70 as they close out this game on that 16 1 run against sq next step for stanford. little tougher arizona down in vegas. a first round happening for mark fox and the cal bears trying to pull a minor upset. 10 seat against seven cws . you bears down seven, but jordan's shepherd playing some bully ball, two of his 19 there within five under nine minutes left sacramento native tyrell roberts nifty drive and finished his fouled counseling over 14. cougars do prevail. 66 59 1st round exit for the cow bears their overall record that's here. 12 and 20 talk some nba the golden state warriors who pulled out of their funk last night with a convincing victory over the clippers. they had lost nine of 11 going in and sometimes, you know, cut with the pep talks, and all of the talk is a matter of fact. you just need

danny wyatt taught school with a 129 is england pasted. 293 for 8 in the 50 ivers. the south africans never got close safely. ellison took 6 for 36 as south africa all out for any 156. that as we spoke now back to barbara in london. thank you. well, that's it for the news. our a c and a few minutes. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] a with wherever you go in the world line goes to make it the exceptional katara always going places together. the biggest sports event on the planet is coming to the middle east. look 1st find come to find out who your scene will be find. will be live from dough, home and across the globe, but special coverage of the fif. well cup dro. join us on april. the 1st on out you say i am at the ongoing brain, russia, a russian attack on that soil. do you take that as a serious possibility of, of russia? i think there is serious possibility and absolute certainty is, would like to do it out in the deputy foreign minister. i'm eligible. and he talks, challenges, era a the hard key, the fight back ukrainian forces in the countries 2nd largest city, hold off a

danny wyatt top school with 129. as england posted 293, a timothy of his to sell africans never even got close. ceci colson, 66 to 36, a. so african roll out for any $156.00. and for me, one is added a 3rd race in the united states from next year, because we'll compete on the las vegas strip landmarks such as the bellagio. and caesar's palace hotel will feature along the temporary st. circuit for saturday night rates from november 2023. the american parent company of the mode is full series is expanding its north american footprints. already having races in austin, texas, and miami. i can stay late this year. and we do believe that without be that oregon, that the, you know, that, that, that request than that, that, that full one would be something on which, you know, due to the, the american chance with love to be involved even more fearful the smoke more later . okay. thanks, i pita, it's me kevin al, from use of the cock of hair and some into more orthodoxy. i'll see after that. ah, ah frank assessment, what are t

and you guys are all feeling like wyatt earp. >> we're feeling pretty good, yes. of course, had no idea any of this was happening. he had moved back to southern california and was completely unprepared for the call he received from detective wilson. you come to the station. the cops bring you in, and they say? >> your father has been arrested. and i couldn't be more happier. i really felt like my dreams and my prayers had been answered. >> richard, once their dad's loyal and trusted confidante, was not as thrilled. >> i was happy that the arrest was made, but then on the other end of it, i mean, i was sad in a way, too, because even though i knew in my heart he had something to do with it -- >> it's still your dad. >> it's still my dad, and i always had some deeply wedged fantasy that maybe one day the cops would arrest someone else completely and end up actually telling us, like you know what, your dad ended up not having anything to do with it. >> you wanted to be wrong. >> i wanted to be wrong on that. i really wanted to be wrong. >> have a seat over there for

. >> thomas wins the ncaa championship and at a very close for second with wyatt, a late charge withe been allowed to compete in the first place? let's bring in caitlyn jenner, a lot to say on this. great to have you here. set this up by saying lia thomas destroyed the field in the 500 yard freestyle, 1.75 seconds faster than the runner up. but, she was nine seconds slower than the record set by katie ladecki in 2017. not the fastest ever. how do we put it in perspective? >> i think she was probably taking it very easy in the race because she knew the world was watching, and she's just going to go fast enough to be able to win the race. now, i said from the beginning, i have no problem with lia thomas. lia thomas has followed the rules and she's able to swim because of that. my problem in here is with the ncaa really going all the way up to the olympic committee, other organizations that have allowed this to happen. she's playing within the rules. what i've said from the beginning is the rules aren't tough enough. just being on testosterone depressants for a year or two, whatever the

wyatt minchin can we bring these people to justice in my concern is can we get jurisdiction over them and we get remedies and that was something of that the u.s. jurisdiction. even on the international court stage can you get that done any dedicated a possibility and want to know how realistic it is because i think right now we are crying for justice seeing these videosdo notches here. why president zelensky showed the world this morning. we want justice and we want to see vladimir putin pay a price are these crimes and war crimes that we believe are happening and we would like your legal expertise on that. .. ve time left on that. >> i think you are correct. there will be justice and we need it as soon as possible and the question is how long will it take. with the alien tort statute we would need to have individual russian citizens who have assets in the united states who can be reasonably accused themselves of having committed war crimes, so whether it's a general or that is not going to be fast because we are still trying to assemble the information. a you would need to prove beyo

danni wyatt's century the rock of the innings, and now england have reduced south africa to 30 for 2. thousands— emotional memorial for shane warne. thousands gathered to pay tribute to one of— thousands gathered to pay tribute to one of cricket's greatest aussie died _ one of cricket's greatest aussie died three weeks ago at the age of 52. died three weeks ago at the age of 52~ the _ died three weeks ago at the age of 52. the memorial took place at the melbourne — 52. the memorial took place at the melbourne cricket to celebrate his life and _ melbourne cricket to celebrate his life and more than 50,000 people were there with speeches and music from some — were there with speeches and music from some of the biggest names in sport— from some of the biggest names in sport and _ from some of the biggest names in sport and entertainment. the moving service _ sport and entertainment. the moving service ended with the unveiling of the shane — service ended with the unveiling of the shane warne stand at the mcg by his children. it was an historic night, in the women's champions league, as h

danny wyatt with a brilliant 76 not out.semis if they can beat bangladesh on sunday, which did not seem likely after the ball start. now they are resurgent, they are the inform team, peaking at the right time. —— the poor start. plenty coming up in the next hour. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. the met police says two officers who conducted a strip search of a black girl at her school are no longer in public facing roles. the case of child q, as she's referred to, has sparked protests. last night, during an online community meeting, people repeatedly asked why the officers hadn't been sacked. the police wacthdog says its report into what happened is being finalised. detectives investigating the death of a teenage boy who was stabbed on a bus in chadwell heath in east london— have made two more arrests. tyler hurley, who was 16, and described by staff at his school as a talented footballer and boxer was attacked last week. police say a man and a woman are being held

as pakistan were swept aside for 105. and england raced to their target insidejust 20 overs, danni wyatty for as the first two tests ended in a draw so whoever wins this test wins the series. west indies won the toss and put england into bat. that is looking like a good decision as zak crawley was out for just seven runs and captainjoe root followed shortly afterwards, he was out for a duck. england are 35—2. now after ashleigh barty stunned the tennis world by announcing her retirement, at the age of 25, she's been talking about her decision overnight. the wimbledon and australian open champion has set a date for her wedding. she's not ruled out competing in golf or aussie rules football, but her main focus, she says, is giving something back to tennis — especially when it comes to encouraging young indigenous australians into the sport. i know my contribution with the aboriginal and indigenous side of our sport will only grow, i'm really excited for that, i'm excited to have the opportunity to give indigenous and aboriginal youth around our nation more opportunity to get into the sport