norwich all but down, three points behind, but norwich with that vastly inferior goal difference. in reality they'll be with cardiff in the championship next year. here's gibbs looking for giroud. been a good sport, giroud. >> that's a good turn. he's been derided in many courts. thm has been pretty good for him. he's not had anybody really to consistently take that weight off his shoulders. he's had to shoulder most of that physical responsibility. >> giroud, passes the ball. did score at the emirates when norwich were beaten 4-1 back in october. cambridge saw the wonderful team goal finished off by jack wilshere, one of the most outstanding goals of the campaign. jack wilshere is here on the bench for arsenal which is good news with that world cup score being made tomorrow. >> it certainly would be fresh if he makes the final cut in going to rio. you would like to see one of your possible starters get a little bit more game time at the end of the season. i'm sure at some point he'll make an appearance today. >> he'll be starting in wembley in six days time. there's ramsey, he mi

. >> as soon as the cameras go off, she's hammering me for information on norwich city. she knows more than she let's on. >> i do, i do.

coming up on the program we are broadcasting live from norwich university, we are here at the cold the military writers symposium. it is a great honor to be here. this is an event we have had the great fortune to broadcast for the past of living years and is one of the events i look forward to in the first of the broadcast year. we want to thank a bunch of folks, and what we are broadcasting from a beautiful facility build five or six years ago that i would very much encourage you to come down and visit. it is a great pleasure on the mark johnson should have our friends from c-span who are going to be filming our program today. we will keep you apprised of when that might be showing. what an honor. as somebody who holds brian lamb in the highest regard, the founder of c-span, if anybody out there i ever tried to model my interviewing on it is brian lamb, he is the master of the short question and for him it is all about making the guests looked good and i will do my best to make that happen. we will not be able to take phone calls this morning due to some technical limitations, but we

. >> dog owners have been nerves since last -- norwich of they have toous since last summer.e will be talking to people who are out walking their pets and we'll see if they will be changing their habits after the latest meatball scare, live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> this is from the latest location in the twin peeks neighborhood and meatballs were also found in the twin peaks neighborhood in february and they were also found on laplace and fulton streets. >>> they are rallying outside city hall to call for changes in the animal shelter. they plan to take part in the protest and they say shelter animals are being treated inhumanely and are sometimes euthanized without cause. they have been without a director for years. >> they say it has been caused they got a call about a man repeatedly stabbing himself and he ran a red light on fulton road and hit two cars. that man was taken to the hospital with major injuries mainly from the stab wounds. people in the other cars suffered minor injuries. >>> well it was a quiet night for police, as sing cinco demio

. >> a win against relegation threatened norwich. manchester city fought back. they won 3-2.f city win the remaining too. they will win the league title. >> this is the moment. we haven't finished yet. it's more important. we just win one of the three games that we must - that we must win if we want to win the title. today was a difficult gain. um see the history in this state. i think that we won twice in the last 10 years. it's been a good moment. they play well. it's an important victory. >>> manchester united's poor season continued beaten by sunderland for the first time since 1968. three clear of the relegation. a 7th loss for united. >> we need to improve all the time. yes, consistency - it wins you trophies and titles. we are nowhere near. that's a problem. and it's a problem that needs to be obviously solved next year. >> cardiff and fulham were relegated on saturday. both sides lost 3-0 to newcastle. fulham went down 4-1 at stoke. the l.a. clippers seem to have put the controversies behind them. they were tied against the golden state warriors. a great team performa

. >> chelsea plays norwich. before that mann city could go top with a win over fifth placed team. they are adamant their side will not buckle. if they win all three city will be champions for the second time in three seasons. atletico qualifies for the champion's league for the first time in 16 years, winning in the only premier league game on friday. there was a party atmosphere. the visiting ball bowa fans parliamentary secretaried to see the -- expected to see the team confirm the champion's league qualifications. >> the game was late as officials had to clear confetti off the pick. ball boa players took the lead. adda completed the scoring in the second half. ball bowa winning 3-0 for the first time since 1998. >>> in golf - there's a 2-way tying at the top of the wells fargo championship leadership board. good form with four birdies in five holes. a few drop shots. finished with a 3-under par of 9 in the second round, joined on 9-under by an american. he had this eagle at the 11th. closer to the first title. >>> floyd has weighed in in the world title fight, mayweather lighte

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. >>> and in sports why were chelsea's players calling foul in their premier league game against norwich? those details are coming up. >>> some news from europe now. a russian republican leader and irish republican leader jerry adams is released out of police custody. detectives will send a file of evidence against jerry adams to british prosecutors for potential charges later. investigators have been holding the leader since wednesday in connection with the 1972 murder of jean mcconville, the widowed mother of ten. they abducted her thinking she was working as a spy for the british government. adams denies any role in the murder and says he was never a member of the ira. tim friend is outside the police station in northern ireland where adams were questioned. do we know when he might make an appearance, tim? >> reporter: any moment now we got word of his release and official confirmation from the police not so long ago, he's on his way out of the police station here. there's been a protest by some loyalists, a small -- relatively small number of loyalists who have been gathering outside

sean who is an assister from norwich tells this story. i met one middle aged man, hadn't had insurance over five years because all the plans were so high and unaffordable he was over the income for -- and he was over the income for the state medicaid insurance program. he had a few prescriptions and had to pay out of pocket around $150 to $200 a month. we successfully completed an application and selected a plan with tax credits. the plan's monthly premium was only a fraction of what he would have paid for his prescriptions and medical care and the co-pay was only about $10. this man was ecstatic and said we have to go home to figure out a way to spend all of the money he would save every month with his new plan. there are stories like his and like dean's all over the country, eight million of them just when it comes to the people that have signed up for private health care. but for the rest of us that had health care, the news is good as well. $1.7 trillion off of the deficit, a program that's costing 15% less than we had expected, an ov

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demanding all khadafi iraq officials be banned from government pose and in this some of the same year and norwich province in the country's east declared its independence local militias soon announce that date through were forming their own government and activists and journalists account chandan believes western support fully beers most radical elements is to blame for the current unrest there. the root cause of why libya has seen no stability since the fall of moammar gadhafi is because of the group nature of the rebellion itself which can be appointed to around twenty twenty eleven but goes back because what london parts of washington have allied themselves with in attendance the overthrow of the former government of the job which was led by moammar gadhafi this is been going on actually for her for many decades they've actually try to ally with some of the most divisive and desk or elements in libya in so doing at particularly and the top of that list is the libyan islamic fighting group which has a kind of a tenuous link to the the franchise movement called al-qaeda so and so at root we can

we went to get to the folks at norwich university. general schneider of the folks at the selected museum. tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 is a public forum. this is an opportunity. there will be a panel discussion about lessons learned from the iraq and afghanistan wars and also a discussion about the future of the military. we are going to go deep into the past year. and as for radio welcome this morning to folk and heard who has written blood of tyrants and we first want to congratulate him because he is the colby winner this year. this is his book about george washington and the forging of the presidency. congratulations. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me. tell me about the phone call you got. >> i was really excited. i received a call that i had one entity they would realize was nominated because i didn't have a chance above these people to be a part of the group is really amazing. >> tells about your background. he practiced law at sullivan and cromwell. >> i practiced law for a few years and i had the idea for a book th