a hopeful mark wood tells us what england need to do ahead of the third ashes test in melbourne. also coming up in the programme... empty gyms and pools could spell disaster for the leisure industry, and with no government grant, what could it mean for our health and fitness? plus, she's got hockey gold, but helen richardson—walsh says it wasn'tjust her body she had to get in shape to win her medal. your mind controls everything so it's very important to think about how you can get the most from what's going on inside your head. hello and welcome to sportsday. "nobody takes player welfare seriously". the words of liverpool captainjordan henderson, who has added his voice to the growing concern from managers about congested fixture lists and the pressure of coronavirus on their depleated squads. the situation has already caused ten matches to be postponed in the premier league, adding to the backlog of games. possibly because of that, the premier league has said no to pausing fixtures over the festive season, and henderson is worried it could take players to their breaking point

wood. he's told us that the players — including captainjoe root and vice captain ben stokes — had gathered to talk about how things could get better and agreed that their ashes display hasn't been good enough. england are two nil down in the series and head to melbourne needing a win to keep their hopes alive of regaining the ashes. and wood believes they can get back in the series by winning the boxing day test. we've got to believe that we can turn this around. we haven't showed our best stuff yet. we know that. australia have played really well. if we can't match them, and we believe we can win test matches here, we've just got to up our game, all three areas. at the minute, you know, australia have scored 400 twice. we have had batting collapses and we have dropped catches. so, we have facets of the game that need major work. and the organisers of the australian open say they're still not sure if novak djokovic will defend his title next month. djokovic — who'd be going for a reco

successful mark wood. what about steve smith? here comes james anderson. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed spatters. hey, we are in this, maybe. marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty. and that feeling of optimism was sneaking away from england. as so often they needed anderson. harris was gone. elite florist helped australia build their lead when they're in insanity and did and they were 82 runs i and in the last hour the true context of the last hour the true context of the d. england batting again. the very next ball, david malan. he was gone. so leach was sent in to defend and defy. 31—4. australia will be back for more. joe wilson bbc news. that batting collapse took the shine away from what was an impressive england performance with the ball. james anderson, their saviour on so many occasions, produced another masterclass of swing and seam — but ultimately it may not matter after a nightmare final hour in melbourne: since 2010 it's definitely the best i have bold. ifelt in good since 2010 it's definitely the b

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31f01’4. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. that batting collapse took the shine away from what was an impressive england performance with the ball. james anderson, their saviour on so many occasions, produced another masterclass of swing and seam — but ultimately it

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31 foi’ii. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. and there's more disruption to the festive season fixture list, with two further premier league matches called off tomorrow. arsenal against wolves and leeds versus aston villa have both been postponed due to covid. there h

fast bowler mark wood, who missed the second test, should also feature. australia who have embarrassed the visitors so far, say they're expecting a much improved england side but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, obviously a world—class team with world—class players, so, yeah, we've played really well the last couple of matches, but we'll be sure they'll bounce back really hard. so the stage is set for a famous boxing day fixture, post—christmas turkey, england hoping they don't get stuffed. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. some rugby union news. billy and mako vunipola have signed new deals to stay at saracens. that means they're still available for england selection as well. the brothers were both being linked to a move to clubs in france. a move abroad would have ended their international careers, with england's policy not to select anyone playing in foreign leagues. 2022 could be very lucrative for golfers on the ladies european tour. a record prize fund will be on offer of over £20 million. they've rel

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31 for4. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. just one game in the premier league tonight, with newcastle at home to manchester united. the visitors know a win will move them above spurs in the table into fifth. they are up against a newcastle team who've only won one leag

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. oh, he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31 foi’ii. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. there's more throughout the afternoon on the bbc news channel. the next news here is at 5.30. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome back. let's return to our top story now and that brief

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success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31for1i. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. there's been further disruption to the festive season fixture list, with two more premier league matches called off for tomorrow. arsenal against wolves and leeds versus aston villa have both been postponed due to covid. there

england bowler mark wood says it is still possible to turn things around and head of the third test in melbourne. england are 2—0 down and must win if they are to have any hope of regaining the ashes. it's nearly a week since the philippines were hit by a typhoon — the strongest they've had this year. at least 375 people were killed and hundreds of thousands have been left without shelter. the red cross says there is "carnage" in many areas, with no power, no communications and very little water. one of the worst affected areas was the popular tourist island of siargao. from there, our correspondent howard johnson sent this report. devastation as far as the eye can see. super typhoon rai first made landfall here last thursday, packing winds in excess of 150 miles an hour and dumping huge quantities of rainfall. this footage captured the moment a sports hall doubling as an evacuation centre was torn to shreds. it evacuation centre was torn to shreds. . , evacuation centre was torn to shreds. ., , ., . ., ., shreds. it was no protection, no roof on the _ shreds. it was no protection,

the latest week it was mark wood and now we are into the bowlers. coronavirus restrictions have come into force in the uk. nightclubs are closing again in wales and large sporting events will be staged behind closed doors. other restrictions designed to slow the spread of the omicron variant came into effect in scotland, northern ireland and wales. and that is just about it from us for now. thank you for watching. you can reach me on twitter for now, from for watching. you can reach me on twitterfor now, from me for watching. you can reach me on twitter for now, from me and the rest of the team, thank you for watching and stay tuned right here to bbc news. hello, there, and a very merry christmas to you. we've been seeing a band of rain and hill snow working its way northwards across the country to end christmas day and into the early hours of boxing day. most of that rain and hill snow will become confined to the north of the country, certainly across scotland through the day, and then we'll see something a little bit brighter with some showers fol

fast bowler mark wood who missed the second test should also feature. australia who have embarrassed the visitors so far say they are expecting a much improved england side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour. we side, but know the odds of retaining the urn are in their favour.— the urn are in their favour. we know how aood the urn are in their favour. we know how good they _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a _ the urn are in their favour. we know how good they are, a world-class i how good they are, a world—class team with world—class players, so, yeah, we played really well the last couple of matches but we should bounce back. so couple of matches but we should bounce back.— couple of matches but we should bounce back. , . , , ., bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous boxing _ bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous boxing day _ bounce back. so the stage is set for a famous boxing day fixture, - a famous boxing day fixture, po

the two teams are heading to melbourne next for the boxing day test with bowler mark wood insisting that there remains a way back for england from 2—0 down in the series. we've got to believe that we can turn this around. we haven't showed our best stuff yet. we know that. australia have played really well. if we can't match them, and we believe we can win test matches here, we'vejust believe we can win test matches here, we've just got to up our game, all three areas. at the minute, australia have scored 400 twice. we have had batting collapses and we have had batting collapses and we have dropped catches. so, we have facets of the game that need major work. australian open organisers say they're still not sure if novak djokovic will defend his title next month. djokovic — who would be going for a record 21st men's grand slam title — is on the entry list but has so far refused to disclose his covid vaccination status. all players and staff must be jabbed or have a medical exemption granted by an independent panel of experts. the first grand slam of the year gets underway in melbou

pace bowler mark wood is rested, with spinnerjack leach included. but does the recall place more expectation on anderson? you always feel expectation because of, you always feel expectation because of. you _ you always feel expectation because of, you know, various things, really. — of, you know, various things, really. but _ of, you know, various things, really, but for me i have just been, since _ really, but for me i have just been, since i_ really, but for me i have just been, since i knew— really, but for me i have just been, since i knew i— really, but for me i have just been, since i knew i wasn't playing at brisbane. _ since i knew i wasn't playing at brisbane, havejust since i knew i wasn't playing at brisbane, have just been working hard with— brisbane, have just been working hard with people trying to figure out what — hard with people trying to figure out what works, what doesn't, whether— out what works, what doesn't, whether it _ out what works, what doesn't, whether it swings at certain times of the _ whether it swings at

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31 for4. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. despite some postponments because of covid, there were six premier league boxing day matches yesterday. six goals from manchester city in their game against leicester, which has taken them six points clear at the top of the pre

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bowler mark wood said head coach craig silverwood was stern and angry in a meeting held immediately after defeat to australia in the second ashes test. the series moves to melbourne for the traditional boxing day test next, and wood — who was dropped previously in adelaide — believes there remains a way back for england, despite the errors the team have made so far. we've got to believe that we can turn this around. we have not shown our best yet. we know that and australia have played really well, if we can match them and we can believe that we can win test matches here, we'vejust believe that we can win test matches here, we've just got to, you believe that we can win test matches here, we'vejust got to, you know, but our game in all three areas. at the minute, australia has scored 400 twice, we have had batting collapses and we have dropped catches. we have got facets of the game that need major work. got facets of the game that need major work-— got facets of the game that need major work. got facets of the game that need ma'or work. , ., . ., ., major work. everything that coul

at the pace of - someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline — someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline is— someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline is up, _ someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline is up, so— someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline is up, so when- someone like mark wood is bowling, your adrenaline is up, so when you i your adrenaline is up, so when you .et your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit _ your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at _ your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at the — your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at the time _ your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at the time you _ your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at the time you don't - your adrenaline is up, so when you get hit at the time you don't notice it. i get hit at the time you don't notice it i remember— get hit at the time you don't notice it. i remembertaking_ get hit at the time you don't notice it. i remembertaking one - get hit at the time you don't notice it. i remembertaking one in- get hit at the time y

wood. he's told us that the players — including captainjoe root and vice captain ben stokes — had gathered to talk about how things could get better and agreed that their ashes display hasn't been good enough. england are 2—0 down in the series and head to melbourne needing a win to keep their hopes alive of regaining the ashes. and wood believes they can get back in the series by winning the boxing day test. we've got to believe that we can turn this around. we haven't showed our best stuff yet. we know that. australia have played really well. if we can't match them, and we believe we can win test matches here, so we've just got to up our game, all three areas. at the minute, you know, australia have scored 400 twice. we have had batting collapses and we have dropped catches. so, we have facets of the game that need major work. and the organisers of the australian open say they're still not sure if novak djokovic will defend his title next month. djokovic — who'd be going for a rec

beautiful support from mark wood who bowled so quickly of the top. jack leachisin bowled so quickly of the top. jack leach is in the series which is a significant point after the way he was taking two at brisbane. there is some hope for england as they start their second innings.— some hope for england as they start their second innings. jimmy anderson erformin: their second innings. jimmy anderson performing so — their second innings. jimmy anderson performing so well, _ their second innings. jimmy anderson performing so well, they _ their second innings. jimmy anderson performing so well, they really - their second innings. jimmy anderson performing so well, they really have l performing so well, they really have needed him. you performing so well, they really have needed him-— needed him. you better believe it. anderson. — needed him. you better believe it. anderson. 39. _ needed him. you better believe it. anderson, 39, has— needed him. you better believe it. anderson, 39, has taken _ needed him. you better believe it. anderson, 39, has

pace bowler mark wood is rested, with spinnerjack leach retained despite some harsh treatment from the australian batsmen in the first test. anderson believes that the short time between tests after the heavy defeat in brisbane could benefit england getting street back in the net and having a game and played quick succession. get straight back out there and put things right and play a much better game than we did together. it is a great opportunity for everyone who gets the nod tomorrow and there be a great opportunity to get a spike in the series. —— get us back in the series. meanwhile, australia have confirmed that david warner will be fit enough to face england. the batter had been struggling with an injury. however bowlerjosh hazlewood has lost his fitness battle and will be replaced bthye richardson. coverage across the bbc from 4am tomorrow. england will play the all blacks at twickenham as part of next year's autumn international series. it will be the first time the sides have met since the 2019 world cup semifinal, and therfirst time at twickenham since 2018. england will

success for mark wood. and what about steve smith? well, here comes james anderson. 0h, he's got him, bowled him. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed batters. hey, we're in this! maybe? marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty, but past 50. and that feeling of optimism, it was sneaking away from england. as so often, they needed anderson. captain's grateful hands and harris was gone. but a late flourish helped australia build their lead. when their innings finally ended, they were 82 runs ahead. and in the last hour, the true context of the day's play — england batting again, zak crawley out for five. the very next ball — dawid malan — lbw. haseeb hameed couldn't last. faint edge, he was gone. so jack leach was sent in to defend and defy. hm, 31 for4. and australia will be back for more. joe wilson, bbc news. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. ifour, three, two, one!. what could possibly go wrong? that's the best handwriting. you ha

wood _ chris woakes, olly robinson, mark wood and — chris woakes, olly robinson, mark wood and jack leach. they need everything to go right from here. at a venue _ everything to go right from here. at a venue which has been disastrous for england in recent times. obviously it is early days. just the obviously it is early days. just the first innings of the first test. five tests to go. do you think england can turn this around, or are you expecting a whitewash? look. england can turn this around, or are you expecting a whitewash?- you expecting a whitewash? look, i think fromhere _ you expecting a whitewash? look, i think fromhere in _ you expecting a whitewash? look, i think fromhere in terms _ you expecting a whitewash? look, i think fromhere in terms of - think fromhere in terms of expectations, england can somehow -et expectations, england can somehow get out _ expectations, england can somehow get out of— expectations, england can somehow get out of this. that should be the mindset— get out of this. that should be the mindset tonight. winning the game will require them taki

tiger woods marked his return to action by finishing second in the pnc championship in florida — playing alongside his 12—year—old son charlie. this was woods' first tournament since a car crash back in february, in a competition for professionals and family members — and it was charlie who grabbed much of the attention. he and his dad carded a bogey—free 57 — that included 11 straight birdies. but they had to settle for second place — finishing two shots behind a colourfully dressed john daly and his 18—year—old sonjohn daly ii. this year was not a good start to the year and it did not look very good. but the last few week's, to push as hard as we have over the last seven months, taken no days off and worked our buts off every day and to have this opportunity to be able to play with my son and have these memories, for both of us, for a lifetime, it is worth all the pain. and to cap off the most incredible of years for emma raducanu, the us open champion has won the bbc sports personality of the year award. raducanu was only 18 when she ended britain's aa—year wait for

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the two teams are heading to melbourne next for the boxing day test with bowler mark wood insisting that there remains a way back for england from 2—0 down in the series. we have got to believe that we can turn this around. we haven't shown our best stuff yet. we know that in australia have played really well. if we can match them down we believe we can win test matches here. we have the upper game, all three areas, at the minute australia have scored 400 toys. we have had batting collapses, dropped catches. we have facets of the game to work on. that's all the sport for now. manchester city footballer benjamin mendy has been accused of another count of rape. he has been accused in cases related to four women. this latest accusation or charge has come today, restrictions have been lifted so we are hearing about this new accusation. he is appearing at chester crown court for a hearing ahead of his trial next year. manchester city footballer benjamin mendy accused of another count of rape, now accused of eight offences against five different women. staff shortages caused by rising covid

and following australia's 275 run victory in adelaide, bowler mark wood revealed the post—match debrief from coach chris silverwood was pretty harsh. it was needed — to hear him speak like that. not because he is under pressure, butjust to hear him speak like that — you know, rather than being his usual coaching self. you could see he was annoyed and wanted a change. so hopefully it comes at the right time to catch a spark. it's fair to say people can let their discipline slip when it comes to eating at christmas but golfer ian poulter has been taking things to another level. don't worry, this isn't a golf ball. ian poulter is aiming at his son. he thought it might be fun to try to hit a marshmallow intojosh's mouth, which he did succeed in doing — don't know how many times they tried it. he said that is how they eat in their household. you like gold. i love it but i would not waste a marshmallow. maybe a spout. i was thinking roast potato. spout is small. roast potato would break up. it is only a chip. it would be a nice, crispy roast potato. i look forward to the photos. i'm sur

but musings it, i've lucy here, individual nerve cells marked in dark wood in that and with the technology we used, you can see these dark colored cells communicating with her nerve cells, mit and little nelson sand can. we can practically see who's talking with wholly to, to meet them. the recently made discovery as groundbreaking, something as complex as this was expected and mammals, but not in birds. of the instant licksey. at 1st glance, the 2 brains looked so differently money, but the near you go in the more closely you look like you can see the same basic principles throughout cbs. the closer we look, the more they looked the same. that doesn't make masterminds of pigeons. in the bird world alone, crows are far superior. yet pigeon still possess astounding cognitive abilities. it's impressive how they recognize and contextualize pictures, and even learn if a sequence of letters forms an english word or not. pigeons are totally underrated . this machine is a bit of a shame because and they're running about all over the place and it would be nice to say, wow, a grand master of workin

but museums it, i've lizzie, here, individual nerve cells marked in dark wood in that and with the technology we used, you can see these dark colored cells communicating with other nerve cells, smith and of anal from saying we can practically see who's talking with wholly to, to meet them. the recently made discovery as groundbreaking, something as complex as this was expected and mammals, but not in birds. of that is conflicting. at 1st glance, the 2 brains look so different money, but the near you go and the more closely you look at, you can see the same basic principles throughout cbs. the closer we look, the more they look the same. that doesn't make master minds of pigeons. in the bird world alone, crows are far superior. yet pigeon still possess astounding cognitive abilities. it's impressive how they recognize and contextualize pictures, and even learn if a sequence of letters forms an english word or not. pigeons are totally underrated . this machine just a bit of a shame because they're running about all over the place and it would be nice to say, wow, a grandmaster of working memory

officers responded and found track marks, leading to a wooded and hilly area nearby. reminder to avoid hiking or jogging through wooded areas where mountain lions are most active, which, of course, is at dawn dusk and night. and finally, a plan to stop that theory humming sound that comes from the golden gate bridge on windy days. well, that sound can be heard for miles when high winds hit the safety slats on the pedestrian handrails. golden gate bridge officials are expected to approve a plan this week to fix that the plan calls for attaching u shaped clips to all 12,000 vertical slats on the railings. it will cost $450,000 and it's expected to be completed by the end of next year. or not, maybe they just don't do it. i mean, i like it. you like that sounds very likes it just it just said yeah, i like it. i like the foghorns to remember the foghorns. got beef was like, oh, people don't like the farmers. are you kidding me ? like the foghorns with that is a little high pitched for me. alright irish was just just a natural phenomenon, i guess with the bridge there, but

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but museums it, i've lucy here, individual nerve cells marked in dark wood in the tissue. and with the technology we used, you can see these dark colored cells communicating with other nerve cells mit on the mouth and saying, we can practically see who's talking with wholly to, to meet via the recently made discovery as groundbreaking. something as complex as this was expected. and mammals, but not in birds, of that is conflicting. at 1st glance, the 2 brains look so differently money, but the near you go and the more closely you look at, you can see the same basic principles throughout the beds. the closer we look, the more they look the same that doesn't make master minds of pigeons. in the bird world alone, crows are far superior. yet pigeon still possess astounding cognitive abilities. it's impressive how they recognize and contextualize pictures and even learn if a sequence of letters forms an english word or not. pigeons are totally underrated . this miss, you missed a bit of a shame because and they're running about all over the place and it would be nice to say, wo

mark, we appreciateyour time today. thank you so much. >> thank you >>> some breaking news out of washington the senate holding a key procedural vote on the debt ceiling. ylan mui on capitol hill with the latest >> reporter: the senate has voted to move forward on a new fast-tracked process to raise the nation's debt limit ahead of treasury's december 15th deadline now, this deal was prenegotiated between republican and democratic leadership to avoid some of the political brinksmanship that has spooked investors and risked default in the past, ultimately 14 republicans sided with democrats in a vote that was 64-36 to advance this bill. now, i need to say that this bill does not raise the debt limit itself, but it gives democrats the authority to do just that just this once with just 51 votes. the final passage of this process is expected to happen either later tonight or early tomorrow morning once that vote is over, democratic leadership is hoping that congress will be on a glide path toward raising the debt ceiling. b

pace bowler mark wood is rested, with spinnerjack leach retained despite some harsh treatment from the australian batsmen. anderson believes that the short time between tests after the heavy defeat in brisbane coukld benefit england. it's been quite a good thing to get straight _ it's been quite a good thing to get straight back— it's been quite a good thing to get straight back in— it's been quite a good thing to get straight back in the _ it's been quite a good thing to get straight back in the nets - it's been quite a good thing to get straight back in the nets and - it's been quite a good thing to get straight back in the nets and have| it's been quite a good thing to get. straight back in the nets and have a game _ straight back in the nets and have a game in _ straight back in the nets and have a game in quite — straight back in the nets and have a game in quite quick— straight back in the nets and have a game in quite quick succession. - straight back in the nets and have a| game in quite quick succession. get straight _ game in quite quick succession. get straight backâ

, leading to a wooded and hilly area nearby. reminder to avoid hiking or jogging through wooded areas where mountain lions are most active, which is at dawn dusk, and it. house democrats move to site mark meadows with contempt of congress expecting a full house vote on the matter. tuesday afternoon, comes after the former white house chief of staff defied a congressional subpoena refusing to testify in the houses probe investigating the january attack on the u. s capitol foxes chad per gram has the latest now from capitol hill. every republican and every democrat voting for this legislation. house democrats further made the case for charging mark meadows, president trump's former chief of staff, with contempt of congress. the move coming one day after the house select panel investigating the january 6th attack on the u . s. capitol voted to recommend the criminal charges given the former white house officials refusal to testify in the committee's probe. our democracy was inches from ruin. the committee reviewed thousands of text

officers responded and found track marks, leading to a wooded and hilly area nearby, a reminder to avoid hiking or jogging through wooded areas. when mountain lions are most active, which is at dawn dusk and at night. well finally , there is a plan to stop that eerie, humming sound that comes from the golden gate bridge on windy days. the sound can be heard for miles whenever high winds hit those safety slats on the pedestrian handrails. golden gate bridge officials are expected to approve a plan this week to fix the issue. the plan calls for attaching u shaped clips to all 12,000 vertical slats on the railings. this will cost $450,000 and will be completed by the end of next year of firefighters responded to an early morning fired an apartment complex in fremont around 54 15 this morning, crews responded to the complex on royal income and your mowry avenue. they found a gas meter burning but were quickly able to put out the flames before they spread into the building. the gas was shut off to multiple units, and no one was hurt the cause under investigation. prosecutors continue to make

that is his mark, that is his trademark is humor. and so we watched during the campaign, there was a woodness to him. there was a look that would come across his face like he would like to punch one out and say something about an area or a person and the clock would go off in his head like no, they told me not to use humor. i thought that was the worst thing i had ever heard from a presidential advisor. i still remember the guys name who pulled him into that one. you either go with what you got or forget it. and so those are the things that i remember. he would have been a great president. he was an administrator, followed things, paid attention. he loved politics. you cannot hate democracy and love politics or vice versa. he loved democracy and he loved politics. both of them. he was very good at both of them. host: what did you make of his nickname "the hatchet man?" guest: put it this way, i have been called everything. if you don't have a thick skin -- when he said that to george bush, and let us all remember that when he said th

mark wood was explosive at times as well. joe root butted so well for 89, he's been dismissed seven times between 50 and 101 batting australia, he can't quite overcome that hurdle just yet. dawid malan, he was picked on specs during the english summer, has played seven first—class games in the last two years, but he performed nicely about number three. my camera is about to blow over. you talk about the lie of the land, it is the lie of the air. hat about the lie of the land, it is the lie of the air.— lie of the air. not 'ust your skills at commentating — lie of the air. notjust your skills at commentating and _ lie of the air. notjust your skills at commentating and gloating, i lie of the air. not just your skills i at commentating and gloating, and they iata. you are entitled to. good catch! and we're not even watching the cricket. i’m catch! and we're not even watching the cricket. �* catch! and we're not even watching the cricket-— the cricket. i'm quite happy with that. australia _ the cricket. i'm quite hap

today it is much more wooded. there is a small commemorative tpatch of ground with marking the spot. it is on private ground but it is accessible as a matter fact of the land owner love to have people come by and pay their respects to general polk and if he is homebl he'll come out and talk to you at great length about that. he is a good guy. and i will leave you with one last scum that federick did indeed evacuate the day after full was killed. johnson had determined it was too difficult. so when the federal cemented the mountain and found the spotld where polk was killed there were blood stains it actually body matter on the ground. they also found a sign nailed to a tree just about the spot where polk was killed. you yankee sons of benches have killed our old general t polk, thank you. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] could you tell so little bit about, i've always found his attitude or indifference or whatever you call it. >> yes, i tried to avoid getting too deeply into that because i know i would spend a h

the berkeley playhouse canceled the rest of its performances of "into the woods." it follows a similar move by cal which called off performances of the mark morris dance group in zelebark ball. both had cases of covid amongst their companies. a wave of restaurants and bars across the area are deciding to temporarily close, especially in oakland. interesting here, many of them because of outbreaks among the staff while other restaurants and nightclubs like eli's mile high club in west oakland are doing it out of an abundance of caution. in just a few minutes we'll be joined by the owner of eli's to talk about his decision and what other bars and restaurants in the bay area are experiencing. >>> other headlines on this monday, the friction and difference of philosophy heavy in san francisco. mayor london breed has hit a roadblock when it comes to cracking down on crime in the tenderloin. the president of the board of supervisors and the public defender's office joined active -- activists to publicly oppose the mayor's plan. last week we reported it here in a big way,

today it's much more wooded. there is a small commemorative patch of ground with an obelisk marking the spot. it's on private ground, but it's accessible to the public. the landowner loves to have people come by and pay their respects to general polk. if he's at home, he'll come out and talk to you at great length about that. he's a good guy. and i'll leave you with one last word. the confederates did indeed evacuate the line of pine mountain the day after polk was killed. johnson had determined it was too difficult to hold. and so when the federals summited the mountain and found the spot where polk was killed, there were still bloodstains and actually body matter on the ground. they also found a sign nailed to a tree just about where the spot where polk was killed. you yankee sons of bitches have killed our old general polk. thank you. [ applause ] >> we have time for just a question or two. >> glenn robertson, virginia beach. could you talk a little bit about polk at chickaamonga? i've always found his attitud

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today it's much more wooded. there is a small commemorative patch of ground, with an obelisk marking the spot. it's on private grown but it's accessible to the public and as a matter of fact, the land owner loves to have people come by mp their respects to general polk. and if he's home, he will come out and talk to you about that at great length. he's a good guy. i'll leave you with one last word. the confederates did indeed evacuate the line of pine mountain the day after polk was killed. johnson had determined that it was too difficult to hold. so, when the federals cemented the mountain and found the spot where polk was killed there was still blood stains and actually body matters on the ground. they also found a sign. nil to a tree just about the spot where polk was killed. you yankees -- have killed our old general polk. thank you. [applause] >> we have some time for questions. [inaudible] >> glenn roberts, virginia. >> could you talk a little bit louder? >> i've always found his attitude or indifference, o

today it's much more wooded. there is a small commemorative patch of ground with an obelisk marking the spot. it's on private ground, but it's accessible to the public, and as a matter of fact, the landowner loves to have people come by and pay their respects to general polk, and if he's home, he will come out and talk to you at great length about that. he's a good guy. and i'll leave you with one last word. the confederates did indeed evacuate the line of pine mountain the day after polk was killed. johnson had determined it was too difficult to hold, and so when the federals summited the mountain and found the spot where polk was killed, there were still blood stains and actually body matter on the ground. they also found a sign nailed to a tree just about where the spot where polk was killed. you yankee sons of bitches have killed our old general polk. thank you. [ applause ] >> we have time for a question or two. question? >> could you talk a little bit about polk at chickamauga? i always found his attitude o