historic presidential debate, the ground has shifted the rematch between president joe biden and former president donald trump. are correspondence or follo following the high anxiety within the biden camp right now in the celebrations within the trump team. first, let s get our lead science. she s reporting on the president s rocky performance and his attempts to rebound knocked down, you get back out. president joe biden in north carolina, attempting a major reset after his debate against former president donald trump. one democratic lawmakers telling cnn, biden s performance was a disaster. i know i m not a young man i don t. tibet debate as well as i used well, i know what i do know i know how to tell the truth on the campaign trail, the president fiery and his attacks against his rival donald trump was charged democracy, i will defend it a stark contrast from biden s showing at cnn s presidential until debate, which has sent biden s advisers scrambling behind the scen
this was meant to be the big one, the defending champions against the hosts. but such has been england s demise in recent weeks. their tournament felt all but over before this began. could they somehow turn things around against unbeaten india? well, the signs were surprisingly good. the great virat kohli gone for a duck. the crowd stunned into silence. england were now playing some of their best cricket of the tournament, but they still had to contend with the fluency of rohit sharma on a tricky pitch his 87 helped india recover. 230 was the target for england. the game was in their grasp. but then, in steamed jasprit bumrah and out went england s top order. joe root lasted only one ball. england can usually rely on ben stokes. he went down swinging for naught. one of four england batters to fall to the magic of mohammed shami. but india s best was yet to come as kuldeep yadav bamboozled england s captain. the ball of the tournamentjust maybe. five wickets down and with litt
Good morning. Good morning, and welcome to the new York Botanical garden to parking lot library were are are very glad that you are here many my cohost david scone so on his way director of the darvin manuscript project at the museum of Natural History joining us soon. Special welcome to the other Staff Members and researchers from the American Museum of history very pleased youre here and thank you, thank you. And also to the students and research from fordham university. The pleasure to have you here. This morning, our focus, of course, is darwin. All of you have a special relationship with this man. And today well focus on his backyard experiments and dr. James costa will guide us through this story. Hes inspiring scientist and claimed author of the new book. Dada darwin backyard and you have or already seen that you are actually able to purchase a year after the presentation, and have doctor costa with jim so well call him spernl personal message for you. While people are standing
Conflict, bbc arabic is going to explain why. Todayis today is the formal start of a major shift in power in america, we had the newly elected Congress Meeting to the first time, the republicans hold both houses, these are, i was going to show you live pictures, they dropped off, as well as congress, bear in mind, january 20, the republicans control the white house, the dynamics within the Republican Party are becoming very interesting. Republicans in the House Of Representatives had hoped to push this through, it is an amendment to weaken the body that overseas claims of misconduct against members of congress, a niche concern but it has become a symbolic issue, it went ahead despite Senior Republicans in congress objecting but then a few hours ago, we heard this. In fact, but then a few hours ago, we heard this. Infact, and but then a few hours ago, we heard this. In fact, and this is from writers, in fact, the us House Republicans reversed course, withdrawing these proposed ethics pa
Illegal poaching could see these great species disappear from their african heartlands. My guest today is Richard Leakey, chairman of the Kenya Wildlife service. He also happens to be a World Famous Palaeontologist whose life story reads like an implausible movie script. The question is will his fight for africas endangered wildlife have a happy ending . Richard leakey, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. You know, there is an adage, a saying which goes like this you should never go back. And yet you have decided to go back, to run and be the chairman of the Kenya Wildlife service so many years after you did thatjob in the late 80s. Why have you gone back . Well, i go by a different philosophy. If you do a job and you do it reasonably well, and it gets messed up, if you can go back and tidy it up again, why not . Imean, get it back to what you wanted. I think wildlife in kenya isnt in very good shape at the moment but i dont think it is Rocket Science to get it right. And when the presiden