we've done nothing wrong. i had two minutes to get to them and get myself ready, which i did and then there was an equipment malfunction and because obviously, it was disgraceful for them and because obviously, it was disgracefulfor them if and because obviously, it was disgraceful for them if they want to play cricket like that and stoop to that level, i think there's something wrong, drastically. afghanistan are getting ready to face australia on tuesday. they still have a chance of reaching the semi—finals. they were joined by a famous visitor to theirfinal training session on monday, a certain sachin tendulkar dropped in to wish them the best, coach jonathan trott knows his team must win — and then beat south africa on friday if they're to be in contention we give ourselves a good chance and if we give ourselves a good chance, we really looking forward to it. as a dentist to ground to play out with a dentist to ground to play out with a lot of history and fanaticism of the crowd and feeling the credits right on top of you because it's so close in and help you can add to that industry a little bit. there's one match in the english premier league this evening. its a london derby as tottenham hotspur are in action against chelsea. and the home side are 1—0 up, dejan kulusevski with the deflected shot, afterjust six minutes. spurs are the only unbeaten side in the top flight this season — and their former manager, mauricio pochettino, is back in north london, in charge of their opponents. ange postocoglou's tottenham can return back to the top of the table with a win. and raheem sterling thought he'd equalised for chelsea, but var deemed a handball in the build up. spurs are the only unbeaten side in the top flight this season. erling haaland has trained with manchester city, ahead of their european champions league match with young boys on tuesday, haaland was withdrawn at half—time of saturday's premier league victory over bournemouth with a twisted ankle. we have two more opportunities to finish and qualify for the next stage and immense love for the club to start from the side and so, many successful publications. it is the time to qualify. and that's all the sport for now. donald trump has been testifying in the new york civil fraud case in which he is accused of inflating his net worth. it is the first time the former president has given evidence under oath. the judge has already ruled that he is liable for fraud. at stake here is how much the former president will have to pay in damages and whether the trump organisation will be allowed to do business in new york. the man who holds his fate in his hands, isjudge arthur engoron who the former president keeps attacking on truth social. we shouldn't have the assistance from third—world countries, and it's very unfair. but in the meantime, people understand it, they see it and they don't like it. it's a political warfare issue, or as we call it, political law fair. we got a lot of names for it, but usually, it takes place in third—world countries. nobody�*s ever seen not to this extent, we've never seen it here. but we will go along and we will hopefully do very well in every regard, we'll win the election and we'll make america great again. that's what we're going to do, we're going to make america great again. several times while on the stand today, the former president sparred with thejudge, who ordered him to quit campaigning and answer the questions he was being asked, even threatening at one point to remove him from the stand. the $250 million lawsuit that was brought by the new york attorney general letitia james alleges that trump and his co—defendants committed repeated fraud in inflating the value of his many assets in order to get better terms on his loans and insurance policies. so what evidence did we get? our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, in new york, has the latest. this was classic trim, and not bothered at all by the fact that he was on the stand in a court room. he was on the stand in a court room. he was combative to make clear how he felt in his expressions, waving his hands at certain points, pursing his lips, smiling as his attorney sparred with the church and this is extremely typical donald trump. the judge at one point telling them this is not a political rally and telling his lawyers to get him under control. donald trump was asked for specific questions on how he valued his assets on financial documents and while he admitted that he did offer information, he stuck to the defence of is sunset on the stands that he relied on accountability for the reaction of those evaluations but we've seen us in taking advantage of this political purposes, for political purposes. putting a quote over the judge says he did not come here to hear what donald trump has to say. he said he was earlier donald trump it's a question specifically notes in the tech was worth donald trump lawyer. take a listen. i’m tech was worth donald trump lawyer. take a listen-— take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has _ take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has to _ take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has to say, _ take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has to say, that _ take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has to say, that is - take a listen. i'm not here to hear what he has to say, that is what . what he has to say, that is what rang _ what he has to say, that is what rang true, — what he has to say, that is what rang true, loud and could not have been _ rang true, loud and could not have been more — rang true, loud and could not have been more honest coming from the judge _ been more honest coming from the judge was_ been more honest coming from the judge was already predetermined that my client _ judge was already predetermined that my client committed fraud before we even walked into this courtroom. i am not _ even walked into this courtroom. i am not here — even walked into this courtroom. i am not here to hear what he has to say. am not here to hear what he has to sex and _ am not here to hear what he has to say. and why, exactly, am i being paid as _ say. and why, exactly, am i being paid as an— say. and why, exactly, am i being paid as an attorney and why exactly our taxpayer dollars being used in this courtroom. the very clear, because — this courtroom. the very clear, because ms. james wants to stand i’ilht because ms. james wants to stand right here — because ms. james wants to stand right here like she did this morning and call— right here like she did this morning and call my— right here like she did this morning and call my client a liar. you been watching this case from the beginning and you focused on the letter donald trump statements in regard to this, wall street, trump tower, what do you make what he had to say when asked specifically about or not he was involved in the neck involved in valuating those properties. involved in valuating those preperties-_ involved in valuating those --roerties. , , properties. this is where the easiest methods _ properties. this is where the easiest methods to - properties. this is where the i easiest methods to understand properties. this is where the - easiest methods to understand at the centre of this case, their home is three times as big as it is in hundreds of millions of dollars more valuable than it actually is, donald trump is trying to trip, i caught that mistake and i told my numbers people to reduce it from 30,000 square feet to 11,000 square feet because donald trump was making those lies in claiming that it was 30,000 feet but that it was 33,000 square feet. he is at the centre of all of this and it is much as he tries to distance himself, his conduct very difficult time. of course this is just one of the cases donald trump is facing, there are four other criminal cases, in total he is facing 91 felonies. but that does not appear to be hurting his bid for the white house. the polling out this weekend, exactly a year from the 2024 election, would suggest that in a rematch with president biden he would beat him in at least five of the six key battlegroud states. all the usual caveats apply here, it is only a snapshot in time, but right nowjoe biden is losing in all the states he picked up in 2020. nevada, georgia, arizona, michigan, wisconsin and pennylvania. of course he is never going to convince republicans in the trump column, but what shines through in this polling is that he is losing support among those parts of the electorate that were so important for him in 2020. why he is now only one point ahead among the under 30's. his lead among hispanic and african american voters is falling, down a third among black voters, and among suburban men and women. he holdsjust a three point lead. remember atlanta, philadelphia, pheonix, milwaukee, they were all key victories in 2020. live now to frank luntz, who is a pollster and communication strategist. david echo what you are seeing? the focus david echo what you are seeing? tie: focus groups echoed what we've been getting for the past few months and had to be candid with you, it was even more so what i do not understand is that donald trump is going to these court cases one after another and in front ofjudges in every two declared not guilty yet, he is now beating joe biden, arguably, trump has never been this week and joe biden benefited from an economy that seems to be getting back on its feet but his numbers are getting worse and worse those the one conclusion to this, joe biden is too old to win the election one year from now and the public has decided it is notjust voting onjoe biden as he is now, as he will be a year from now, but the voting is probably what he's 86 years old and at the end of the next term and that is too old for too many americans. the? old for too many americans. they would not vote _ old for too many americans. they would not vote for _ old for too many americans. they would not vote for the _ old for too many americans. they would not vote for the 81 - old for too many americans. they would not vote for the 81 per barrel for the 78—year—old? i would not vote for the 81 per barrel for the 78-year-old?— for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice, for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice. -- — for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice. -- i — for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice. -- i can— for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice, -- i can hear— for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice, -- i can hear it _ for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice, -- i can hear it in _ for the 78-year-old? i shared your voice, -- i can hear it in your- voice, —— i can hear it in your voice, —— i can hear it in your voice, but the public, the bottom of this, whatever party genesis the front runner and chooses some of my generation much closer to hours or even younger than us is the party of the screen when the next election, i do not know which party that will be but the public is saying that based on what they see and what they hear from the president of the united states, there is saying he is too old to serve another four years. four what we are looking out of the weekend, how isjoe biden on the reading donald trump by three points when it comes to who was the better custodian of the democracy we have a candidate that most people outside of the country consider open we show contempt towards the democratic process, this is a man who stirred a riot at the capital according to most objective opinions and views is only trailing joe biden by 3%. why? with everything reported is that they other candidates who against joe biden and this is not showing that donald trump is strong it's showing the joe that donald trump is strong it's showing thejoe biden this week in any other republican would have the same numbers are even better than donald trump right now is i saw nikki haley was beginning among republicans that her numbers are much stronger than donald trump and five b six states do not negate it is donald trump doing well, look at it that it is the collapse in the core forward of the president of the united states and the public, maybe not congress, and maybe not the party, but they're saying thank you mr president what you've done and winning in 2020, thank you for your governing but it is time to go and the torch to the next generation. with a hypothetical democratic against donald trump? it he with a hypothetical democratic against donald trump? if he were cory booker. _ against donald trump? if he were cory booker, mitch _ against donald trump? if he were cory booker, mitch lander, - cory booker, mitch lander, candidates who will not run against the president are back to me as long as wants to remain but if they were to run, i believe that when it can be viewed with substantially. the republican party, they are at each other�*s throats, the number within the gop, the split between them is palpable. you can feel it, you can measure it and yet, that's split is not relevant when it is up against a president who was 81 years old and will be 86 at the end of his administration and by the public are 20 euros e30—year—old ao—year—old saying it is too much, she is too old and it is time for someone else to do thejob —— 20 years old, 30 years old. to to do the “ob -- 20 years old, 30 years old.’— to do the “ob -- 20 years old, 30 years era’— to do the job -- 20 years old, 30 ears old. ., , ~ ~ .. years old. to be like the american economy right _ years old. to be like the american economy right now, _ years old. to be like the american economy right now, good - years old. to be like the american economy right now, good job - years old. to be like the american - economy right now, good job numbers, inflations and a better rate than europe, there are signs the purpose of fear that it is on the european continent, why does that not translate to the voters and if it turns before the vote in 2024, mike joe biden possible his fortunes change as well we show an excellent question about the labour party, the public hates inflation, working longer hours and slightly more pay but longer hours and slightly more pay bu | , , longer hours and slightly more pay bu. , , ., ., “ but less of the end of the week. food is more — but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, - but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, fuel i but less of the end of the week. food is more expensive, fuel is| but less of the end of the week. - food is more expensive, fuel is more health care is more expensive, house ownership is impossible. and they administration for inflation were not taking it seriously and words of employment affects 5% to 10% of the population, inflation affects every single voter the reason why biden is doing so badly is because people got raises and yet they have less money to spend on the things that matter to spend on the things that matter to them and mark my words, thanksgiving coming up in christmas coming up, those numbers going to deteriorate even further for the president which is another reason why democrats should be looking for alternatives as soon as they can. we will speak to the credit congressman who will give us the democratic view on this point numbers. you may look like a trip to the science museum but this is gatwick. a trip to the science museum but this is gatwick. the centre with hands—on experience with inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem in science, technology and maps stability about a future talent, we are hoping that some of them might be the workforce for the future. lighting rig among this group, many were keen to see the opportunities that offer. i were keen to see the opportunities that offer. ., ., , ., that offer. i want to be an engineer sto- red that offer. i want to be an engineer stepped with _ that offer. i want to be an engineer stopped with something _ that offer. i want to be an engineer stopped 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either. but it is about perception. and it is alarming democrats. david axelrod who served in the 0bama whitehouse said on x this weekend: let's put that to the democratic congressman, brendan boyle, whojoins us from washington. thank you for your time this evening and upon reflection in the light of the sports commission president biden picked about standing outside for another candidate? it’s biden picked about standing outside for another candidate?— for another candidate? it's good to be back with _ for another candidate? it's good to be back with you _ for another candidate? it's good to be back with you and _ for another candidate? it's good to be back with you and personally i be back with you and personally in my career, never been accused of being too old so probably not the person to dispense advice on how to deal with that issue but in terms of the new york times and getting a lot of attention in the last 24 hours, i think this is to be put in its proper context in two respects. if you take notjust this one port for the last dozen or so that have come out, it shows the race is exactly tied. bothjoe biden and donald trump are around 42% and the rest about 15 or 16 or in the second point is a hero from election day, ronald reagan, bill clinton and barack 0bama were all losing the elections according to opinion polls now a year later they were not going to win their elections. right now, for most voters when asked in his opinion polls, it is kind of an up or down referendum on the incumbent. next year, once we get into the campaign, it will not be a referendum on one candidate, it will be a choice and i think the truth be quite clear that people find donald trump, a return of his presidency, the chaos and confusion and every day wondering if he was going to tweet and what is going to tweak next, i think people choose the stability and job growth ofjoe biden over donald trump. i stability and job growth of joe biden over donald trump. i think that in a way. — biden over donald trump. i think that in a way, visibility _ biden over donald trump. i think that in a way, visibility in - that in a way, visibility in the context changes the dynamics of the race. and presidency is a performative role and you know that even now, we see his team at the white house, be tightly control his commitments and he does look increasingly frail and the voters see that and there is a risk we are at that age is that things deteriorate quickly. that is life and it comes to one of us. after leaving the democratic party is looking at this behind closed doors into the have an alternative candidate that came to pass? it’s candidate that came to pass? it's not rroin candidate that came to pass? it�*s not going to come to pass the reality is joe not going to come to pass the reality isjoe biden is running for reelection and he will be the democratic nominee with all due respect to my colleagues who might know are running in new hampshire. i think though that then, once we get them to do thousand 24, you will see improvement and poll numbers and i am not withjoe biden every day but i've been with them in the same room quite often of the last two and a half years and he is 100% in charge and making very important decisions day in and day out and frankly, that's the most important part of the presidency and yes, there is a performative aspect but at the end of the day, actually does the job more than anything else and making imprudent prudent decisions day and day out. prudent decisions day in day out. is in delaware today and talking about rural communities whatever he says the economy is been reasonably positive in his favour but he makes no difference to his polling, why? in the previous segment when you're printing out to so much better the us economy is doing compared to our peers around the world, that is the message that i've been attempting to get out there. we have 14 million jobs created his presidency and the greatestjob creation jobs created his presidency and the greatest job creation for the jobs created his presidency and the greatestjob creation for the late 19605 greatestjob creation for the late 1960s but the reality is for a lot of people, the inflation overhang is still the number one issue and it is for most western democracies and electorates. the good news is we are on track to get back to 2% inflation rates by next summer and so, i do believe as long as this trend continues, we will see a much better economic situation and perhaps people perceive right now. molesting order talk about _ people perceive right now. molesting order talk about is _ people perceive right now. molesting order talk about is the _ people perceive right now. molesting order talk about is the conflict - people perceive right now. molesting order talk about is the conflict in i order talk about is the conflict in the middle east and we've seen plenty in northern ireland together. and 64% of the muslim vote, do you think is safe ground with the position he has and the commons in michigan up as one of the battleground states. the concert is positioned and can undermine its voting in key battleground areas of the country? muslim american population is small but in the key battleground states like michigan, to a been larger and i am hearing some real discontent from otherwise democratic voting arab americans and muslim americans and i will acknowledge that i think all of the democratic side left to redouble our efforts come 2024 and the link to what we are talking about earlier, once we get into a choice selection and not the current referendum, the choice will be between joe referendum, the choice will be betweenjoe biden who may have done some things that they may disagree with mrs donald trump who still wants a muslim band in the united states of america and is the leader of a party who has some republican members of congress who have endorsed genocide of palestinians. 0nce endorsed genocide of palestinians. once there is a choice, if you will be confident will be able to win back some sceptical arab—american democrats. back some sceptical arab-american democrats. ~ ., back some sceptical arab-american democrats. a ., back some sceptical arab-american democrats. ~ ., ~' back some sceptical arab-american democrats. a ., ,, ., , democrats. would you like to see more of joe _ democrats. would you like to see more ofjoe biden _ democrats. would you like to see more ofjoe biden on _ democrats. would you like to see more ofjoe biden on the - democrats. would you like to see i more ofjoe biden on the campaign? forjoe biden is his best spokesperson, it is one of the reasons why he won in 2020 and you will see them out there quite often in 2024. ., ~ , ., will see them out there quite often in 2024. ., , , ., , will see them out there quite often in 2024. ., ~ _, y . ., in 2024. thank you very much for cominr in 2024. thank you very much for coming on _ in 2024. thank you very much for coming on this — in 2024. thank you very much for coming on this evening _ in 2024. thank you very much for coming on this evening to - in 2024. thank you very much for coming on this evening to give i in 2024. thank you very much for coming on this evening to give us your thoughts. we will talk more about those figures with the panel. stay with us. good evening. an unusually strong solar wind meant that last night's aurora borealis was seen as far south as kent, here in the uk. now we've still got some clear skies, but the aurora won't be as strong tonight. we're looking out to the atlantic, though, now for our next area of rain to come in not for tomorrow, but for tomorrow night. so we've still got the low pressure with us, and that will continue to push showers eastwards across scotland, in particular as that lowjust drifts its way eastwards, it will pull those showers through the central belt, for example, and eastwards. but for many, as we go through the early hours, the showers die back to the coasts in the west, allowing the temperatures to dip away. there'll be some mist and fog, as well as some ground frost as we get towards tuesday morning. so the fog around for the rush hour, particularly across scotland, northern scotland, and then, it's another day of sunny spells and showers. but with a ridge of high pressure building in as the day goes on, that means that hopefully we'll see fewer showers for northern ireland, western parts of england, wales, and scotland as we go through the day, the odd one popping up further east, as well. and temperatures on a par with those of today, with slightly lighter winds. so not too bad again, but then, as we get into tomorrow evening, the temperatures will fall away ahead of our rain — so you can see the blue hue here, the frost developing in northern and eastern areas — but it doesn't last, because that next weather front pushes in. so we are talking about another spell of wet weather as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. so a fairly wet start to our wednesday morning across many parts of scotland, england, and wales. wet through the evening, early part of the night across northern ireland. another inch of rain, 20—30mm — not good news. remember, of course, the ground is still saturated, the river is running high. it should pull away as we go through the early part of the afternoon from southern and eastern areas, but the timing a little bit uncertain at the moment. again, very similar temperatures, 9—13, but starting to feel a bit cooler in the north — and that's because we're sort of pulling in some arctic air around this area of low pressure, which will continue to feed in lots of showers through thursday and friday. so, slightly cooler before we see the return of the atlantic air perhaps into the weekend, and probably with it the next dose of rain. so, some rain tuesday night into wednesday, and it's sunny spells and showers, but it could well turn quite wet again through saturday and into sunday. as ever, we'll keep you posted, and there's more on the website. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day. translation: our home where we used to feel comfort and security _ was destroyed by rockets in an instant. we came here in hope to find safety and security, but that doesn't exist. we have survived death to find death again. any decent person can't not be heartbroken by what is going on, but nevertheless hamas has to go. it's the root cause of everything bad happening in the gaza strip today. do prime minister netanyahu and the rest of his war cabinet believe that can be achieved by purely military means? 0r, longer—term, are israelis prepared to try to get a political deal with the palestinians to try to end the conflict once and for all? more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes in the last four weeks, according to the hamas—run health ministry. 300 are said to have died overnight. the idf says its fighterjets attacked 450 targets overnight in one of the most intense bombardments so far. the border has reopened for foreign nationals to leave, but nowhere near enough aid going the other way.