for hundreds of records from the trump administration? way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early. i m jonathan lemire on this wednesday, december 29th. we ll start with the news. longtime senate majority leader harry reid has died. his wife of 62 years announced in a statement last night that he passed away peacefully, while surrounded by friends following a four-year battle with pancreatic cancer. reid was elected in the senate in 1987 after serving two terms in the house of representatives. he held the role of senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015 and was a pivotal figure on capitol hill with president bush and barack obama. paying tribute to a dear american and dear friend. in a statement, he wrote, if harry said he would do something, he did it. if he gave you his word, you could bank on it. that s how he got things done for the good of the country for decades. biden cited a number of reid s accomplishments including passing the affordabl
lead after australia were bowled out for 386. usman khawaja eventually making 141. after both ben duckett and zak crawley departed within three balls in conditions much changed by the weather. england ended the day 28 for 2, 35 ahead. here s our reporter patrick gearey. this test match is precariously placed at the moment 35 runs in the second innings but two wickets down. the day started with australia batting in the first innings five wickets down. jimmy anderson struck quite early bowling alex carried the ozzie whippet keeper when england needed a break throughjust keeper when england needed a break through just before the lunch break ben stokes the captain showed some inventive fuel placings to get into the head who was well set at that point. he played an unusual shot and was pulled for an excellent 141. the rest of the ozzie tells the marked up and the england had a first innings read of seven brands but that is when the weather got involved. the first shot work created
which started with a seven run lead after australia were bowled out for 386. usman khawaja eventually making 141. after both ben duckett and zak crawley departed within three balls in conditions much changed by the weather. england ended the day 28 for 2, 35 ahead. here s our reporter patrick gearey. this test match is precariously placed at the moment 35 runs in the second innings but two wickets down. the day started with australia batting in the first innings five wickets down. jimmy anderson struck quite early bowling alex carried the ozzie whippet keeper when england needed a break through just before the lunch break ben stokes the captain showed some inventive fuel placings to get into the head who was well set at that point. he played an unusual shot and was pulled for an excellent 141. the rest of the ozzie tells the marked up and the england had a first innings read of seven brands but that is when the weather got involved. the first shot work created ideal bowling c
lost both their openers in their second innings, which started with a seven run lead after australia were bowled out for 386. usman khawaja eventually making 141. after both ben duckett and zak crawley departed within three balls in conditions much changed by the weather. england ended the day 28 for 2, 35 ahead. here s our reporter patrick gearey. this test match is precariously placed at the moment 35 runs in the second innings but two wickets down. the day started with australia batting in the first innings five wickets down. jimmy anderson struck quite early bowling alex carried the ozzie whippet keeper when england needed a break through just before the lunch break ben stokes the captain showed some inventive fuel placings to get into the head who was well set at that point. he played an unusual shot and was pulled for an excellent 141. the rest of the ozzie tells the marked up and the england had a first innings read of seven brands but that is when the weather got invo
york city getting ready for the ball to drop at midnight tomorrow night. they have got the ball all ready the new crystals are all installed. and we are ready to kick off friday on the couch for fox & friends. good morning. nice he so you guys. griff: i think kesha has a great year. she had a new song this year. joe: i ll take your word for it. griff: we don t know if she is performing in times square i follow it a little bit but not closely. joey: that song is a little bit of a control for me. ahtfter right around when i lost my legs and learning how to walk. first year i would be walking just fine. and then timber! timber? so that song has some sent mental and a little bit of post-traumatic relevance in my life. katie: you might be over i it by now. griff: the producers might know. they know everything on this show. they are pretty darn good. indicate k5eu9 they claim they didn t know. allegedly they didn t know. griff: there was some news. katie: there is