around the rammed of rapid report forces. take a look. as the sunsets, our situation becomes more precarious. despite all the insu assurancese were given. 10:00 at night still hour and a half before our destination. every moment that we are delayed it gets more and more interest.. and delayed again. and again. and again. luckily, we manage to get in touch with a distant cousin of my father s who allows us to bed down in her new not yet furnished home. the team is exhausted. we need to get some sleep. the whole story this sunnyvale, 9 p.m. the source with kaitlan clines starts now. straight from the source, breaking news as a colorado judge resumed that drumpled can be on the ballot but he also engaged in the january 6th insurrection. now prosecutors want trump in court just three modify before the 2024 election. of course a reminder that is a trial had will be telg advised. also tonight, advertisers are fleeing fromee lon musk s x. as he is facing backlash from his anti
Scott boland was selected specifically for this match. he took six wickets for seven runs in england s second innings. any sense of resistance vanished. four noughts in the 68 all out. oh, there we go! the final wicket was taken by cameron green. 22 years old. a decade of ashes cricket ahead of him. who is next for england? their best players have been a distant second in this series. and no long term issues will be solved in the next few days. but there are two more test matches. you have to have a really strong inner belief to be able to come back, and we need to put some pride back into the badge. and we need to give people back home something to celebrate. there might be a point when australia grow bored of beating england down under. but don t rely on it. there is no sign of it.
What was it on the faces of the australian players in melbourne? delight? of course. but surprise, too? surely even they didn t expect everything this quickly. this easily. commentator: oh, he s got him! there s the comeback! england s latest collapse was a new low. ben stokes, first man out. well, the bowling was too good and australia have a limitless supply of it. scott boland got rid ofjoe root for 28. boland was selected specifically for this match. he took six wickets for seven runs in england s second innings. any sense of resistance vanished. four noughts in the 68 all out. oh, there we go! the final wicket was taken by cameron green. 22 years old a decade of ashes cricket ahead of him. who is next for england? their best players have been a distant second in this series. and no long term issues will be solved in the next few days. but there are two more test matches.
Joining us now here in the studio is a reporter and native dane peter doll so peter just you know what goes through who are the big winners and the big losers here right i think without a doubt the big winner is the center left bloc spearheaded by especially the social democrats the party has lost 4 of 5 previous elections in 2001 and for much of the noughts kind of trouble finding its voice but under the leadership of 41 year old. well it s in who s on track to becoming the youngest danish prime minister. the social democrats kind of cloth their way back they ve frederickson has pulled off kind of this with markable split between returning the party to its social democratic groups with an emphasis on social issues and at the same time taken an unusually tough stance for social democratic party on immigration and that cocktail is kind of won over more than a quarter of the voters the big loser is an asher to soon prime minister rasmussen
Noughts and ties and we are going to you are going to see what happens. ultimately, what does it mean? it means jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs. the president did not want to shut out to be the focus. several by companies have handed out bonuses and raises to their workers. democrats predicted the tax cut would not trickle down to employees. interesting, democrats have maneuvered themselves into a political situation where they are on record voting for higher taxes and don t seem so happy the last 24 hours about actually the fact that higher wages are going to happen. not a good place for them. shannon: may sound really interested in campaigning on this. that is what they say. we will debate. ed henry live. thank you. congress bolting out of d.c. for the christmas holiday. not before kicking some really tough issues into next year. chad pergram has a breakdown from capitol hill for us tonight. let s start this by saying, how