what will phil neville be missing out on? nobbs is a real driving force in the midfield.onal goals. in 2015, she was named england's player of the year. at the last world cup, she was pa rt year. at the last world cup, she was part of the squad but did not play a much. at this point, she undoubtedly would have had a pivotal role to play. neville is not short of players but that is not to say that losing one of his most influential players is not a blow. england game and hope to win the world cup, it must be genuinely heartbreaking for her. now it's a game that has had the eyes of the world upon it for many of the right, but also many of the wrong, reasons in recent weeks. two of the biggest clubs in football history, river plate and boca juniors, go head to head in the second leg of the copa liberatadores — south america's version of the champions league. the only issue is the match won't take place in their home city of buenos aires after an attack on the boca team bus. instead, the game will be in madrid this weekend. which is where we find our reporter mani djazmi. whe

neville says their minds must be focussed on the world cup in liverpool next july.cloudy, breezy and often wet. that has been the story so far this morning. it looks likely we will see that whether continuing because we have systems moving in from the atlantic, influencing the story across the uk. this has been the weather friends that have brought the rain so far. the heaviest of which have been in northern ireland, down into the midlands. we have seen gusts of winds in excess of 35 to 45 mph. it is sweeping off into the north sea. as we go through the morning, we should start to see a slow improvement. brighter skies across south—west england and south wales. the remnants of the rain even by lunchtime starting to ease away from east anglia and the corner. the heaviest of the rain to the east of the pennines by lunchtime. brighter skies into northern ireland. a scattering of showers into scotland. in the far north—east, it should stay dry with glimpses of sunshine. we will see a slow improvement generally. a chilly start and then temperatures will struggle to warm

neville says their minds must be focussed on the world cup in liverpool next july.weather across the southern half of the uk on saturday, temperatures are got up to 15 celsius, and there is no indication that we have any particularly cold weather on the way. having said that, there might be a little bit of snow on the way sometime next week probably early in the week. that is still to come. in the short term, the atlantic is looking very active in the moment. actiq means there is a lot of storm and is out there, a lot of weather systems living in our direction. would we get this weather pattern, the weather generally remains on the mild side. 0ccasionally remains on the mild side. occasionally we will see colder air getting into scotland, but that is not in the short—term. this is the forecast for tonight. most of the weather is coming in off the atlantic, but the air is mild. 10 degrees overnight in the south. we have temperatures closer to freezing with a touch of frost outside of town. 0n with a touch of frost outside of town. on sunday, weatherfronts with a touc

tracey neville is here at 8:20am.m saying. i said a 20 a.m. . what, what? we have got kirsty, the unsung hero. and shirley ballas so, i am not sure how we're going to fit all in. do you know what? with finishing the show with live music today. no? are you going to live dj asim? let's go to carol, she is far more important than any of us. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. sally, you looked gorgeous last night, i saw the pictures of you. more than we can say for the weather! a chilly start, sunshine with bright spells, and later in the west, our weather front is coming in introducing figure cloud, stronger winds and patchy light rain. last night's rain on the satellite picture here moving away, this next system is wrapped around any area of low pressure and under this cloud are two weather fronts. the first one will introduce the patchy light rain to the west. look at the isobars, the winds will strengthen, and later this next weather front comes in, introducing heavy rain. this morning, some low cloud

england won 66 to 37 with head coach, tracey neville, using this game to further assess her squad ahead. there was a stalemate in rugby union's premiership as bottom side sale held on for a 7—7 draw at bath... in wet conditions at the rec... and it was england wing joe thocannaseega who came to bath's rescue, touching down after very good work from cooper vuna out wide... bath's second draw of the season keeps them sixth... ronnie 0'sullivan is into the third round of the uk snooker championship with a hard —fought round of the uk snooker championship with a hard—fought 6—5 win over world champion ken doherty. the six time world champion 0'sullivan was trailing but got full frames in a i’ow trailing but got full frames in a row to lead 5—4. doherty got levelled but 0'sullivan rallied to get the decider. dejong way is also true. coverage continues on the website. laura kenny and emily nelson have won their second gold of the cycling world cup in berlin, taking victory in the women's madison. the pair were part of great britain's triumphant team pursuit on friday and added more silverware

hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville.hank you for joining us, i'm eric sean. john kelly served as chief of white house since 2017. arthel: ellison barber live at the white house, so ellison, tell us who the president will pick to replace general kelly. >> the president didn't announc

be usual on them all the behavior on the radar very simular to what we've seen and told us we have nevil with boats and so long she managed to run away because. we were busy with the two other both. to through. the first hour as we all do a. bit . sad to say that it wouldn't be the first time that there are hundreds of millions of dollars if not billions of dollars that are lost in the pentagon's bookkeeping so to be honest i'm not completely surprised that three hundred twenty one million dollars in refueling costs went missing i'm very glad that saudi arabia and the emirates have now promised to pay that bill but i think there's no avoiding the reality that the bill is actually being paid for by the people of yemen and the people of yemen who died under saudi arabia's and the emmer adi's indiscriminate bombardment of a country. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only move really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and. th

prominent rights activists in the middle east have had their prison sentences up held bahraini activist neville raja will spend five years in prison after his appeal was rejected in court rogers tweets criticised saudi air strikes in yemen and in the united arab emirates our middle man sore will serve a ten year sentence for criticizing the m r r t government online garage of today those are the headlines coming up next india's lady comes. the man. take it. office sol is divided into a home a hole in. the heart of them and not only have tenants have. the same i love most definitely have a public event i'm on board the other. so you made the border the hang on say. that's when they'll be you know make me the league up there. haha my god i love playstation man johnny at all do it caught up it may be hard to switch from why you. say he began or nearly will get up and i gotta say i get what you mean i had the king of school getting. going tonight and done getting your skull. is second in command at the women police station. she's been a police officer for twenty years. give man two minutes. one get

gary neville making it clear he'd be happy to see pogba join mourinho at the exit door and brian mcclairaring the blame for the slump this season. this is the reaction of some other former players today, we heard lee sharpe there speaking on 5 live saying it was a panic appointment. michael owen says this news felt inevitable and it's mourinho's fault those players aren't performing. and in a lengthy post on instagram rio ferdinand says it feels like the right time for the manager to move on and the club needs a fresh injection of positivity. so let's break down some of the stats that have brought those former players to mostly the same conclusion. the theme is of a manager in decline. when mourinho arrived in the premier league as the self—appointed special one he guided chelsea to the premier league with a win percentage of 71%, this season it's less than 50%. it took mourinho 63 games to register 50 wins as a manager in that lively first chelsea spell, but you can see as his career‘s gone on wins have been harder to come by. it's taken him 93 games to reach that figure at united. now

one could be forgiven that at times you sound a bit like neville chamberlain. -- aism is a night nice thing. guest: i've never heard that before. there is always a first. the genocide in the 1950's. i want to focus on taiwan and trump. he used taiwan as a bargaining chip to taunt the chinese with no real -- he has thrown them under the bus. declared that the trump administration is going along with the one china policy. taiwan represents something spiritual, financial, and strategic. we have thrown them under the bus again. i reject this. i would like you to respond to taiwan. guest: it is a delight for me to find someone who out hawks me. i get a lot of criticism for washington. in i do not think you are right about throwing taiwan under the bus. president trump has done a number of things the taiwan government has expressed appreciation for. existence depends on having roughly 20 nations recognize their existence as a nation, down from 190 total. less than 20. some of the central american countries, when they began to change sides, president trump sent an envoy and raised objections

and if there was anyone who personifies that club, it is gary neville.s job because he was so desperately upset about the situation. many people have speculated that mourinho stay until after christmas, two more deadbeats and he would've been out, but at this point it is interesting to look at the back page of the mirror morning, very interesting. they are trying to get jose morning, very interesting. they are trying to getjose sak, the players had decided to getjose sak, interesting speculation about what is happening in training at manchester united. not only are they not playing particularly well, there's a suggestion that they are not training particularly well. andy swiss is with you now. we have heard this in the last couple of minutes. i have got this statement from manchester united announcing that jose mourinho is leaving united with immediate effect. the club say they would like to thank him for his work, during his time at united and they wish and success in the future. a caretaker manager will be appointed until the end of the current season

england won 66 to 37 with head coach, tracey neville, using this game to further assess her squad aheademate in rugby union's premiership as bottom side sale held on for a 7—7 draw at bath... in wet conditions at the rec... and it was england wing joe tho— canna— seega who came to bath's rescue, touching down after very good work from cooper vuna out wide... bath's second draw of the season keeps them sixth... ronnie o'sullivan is into the third round of the uk snooker championship with a hard fought 6—5 win over former world champion ken doherty. the six time champion was trailing... but reeled off four frames in a row for lead 5—4. doherty pulled one back before o'sullivan rallied to take the decider. another comeback from ding junhui, who trailed world number 60 matthew selt 4—2 before recovering to take his match in finalframe decider. he'll likely need to improve with a high break ofjust 56. laura kenny and emily nelson have won their second gold of the cycling world cup in berlin, taking victory in the women's madison. the pair were part of great britain's triumphant team pursuit

england manager phil neville said they're "disappointed to lose a player of jordan's ability and importanceho says there'll be no excuses when manchester united play fulham tomorrow. united haven't won in the premier league since november and their performances have been criticsed for being too negative. mourinho says they need the points after a run of draws. as search here are some weeks ago speaking about december, and no defeats, that is the reality. good fights, good spirit, butjust one victory against young boys, and three points. we need number back points, and phil is the same. the burnley boss sean dyche says he'd rather see tough tackling than diving in the premier league. his side have come in for criticism from the liverpool managerjurgen klopp after defender joe gomez broke his leg in mid—week. but dyche says strong challenges are an important part of the game. my my reference point was to say that if you start questioning fair and honest titling, and you think it is better to have cheating in the game. i'm talking about no contact whatsoever and people going down, thatis whats

after his appointment injanuary, phil neville guided england's women to next year's world cup, wheren. serena williams accused the umpire of sexism, after he'd accused her of cheating. it overshadowed naomi 0saka's brilliant first title. williams' claim was later backed by those running the sport. no stealing novak djokovic's thunder. back to his best, along was aflie hewitt, winning singles and doubles, and jamie keeping the murray flag flying at flushing meadows. bringing the curtain down was alastair cook. 161 tests and out. of course, he finished with a century. james anderson still going. now the leading seam bowler in test history. life in the old dog yet. anthonyjoshua defended his titles with a brutal knockout of alexander povetkin. 0n horseback, ros canter was one of four british golds at the world equestrian games. leading the way in triathlon was vicky holland. world champion. oh, that has quite a ring to it, doesn't it? i can't believe it. i think it's going to take some time for that to sink in. sampling the bubbly for a fourth year running, jonathan rea was the super—ma

in prison for covering up what he calls trump's, quote, dirty deeds, hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville'm eric shawn. president trump tweeting this, quote,

england won 66—37 with head coach, tracey neville, using this game to further assess her squad aheadebsite and red button right now you can follow the uk championship snooker, judd trump in action at the minute. few, thank you very much. the ukip national executive committee has voted overwhelmingly against a motion of no confidence in the party leader gerard batten. the move will prevent another civil war in the party which has seen four new leaders in the past two years. mr batten's predecessor, nigel farage, called for the vote of no—confidence, after ukip hired the ex—english defence league leader, tommy robinson, as an adviser. a family of swans has been shot and killed in a suspected air gun attack. the bodies of five cygnets and their parents were discovered wrapped in plastic bags, after they were thrown down the bank of a stream in the kent village of benenden. x—ray images revealed one of the birds was peppered with pellets or shot. the rspca has launched an investigation. it's really upsetting and it's disgusting that people think it is 0k to disgusting that people think i

gary neville got a bit emotional, admitting, "i heart ole gunnar and hope he's amazing and wish him allt of the "deepest respect" for his former colleagues. he left the club yesterday after two and a half years in charge after its worst league start for 28 years. they're in sixth place, 19 points behind leaders liverpool in the premier league table. today, he said the following in a statement... gareth bale scored an 11—minute hat trick as real madrid progressed to the final of the club world cup. they beat the japanese side kashima antlers 3—1. bale got his firstjust before half time before adding two more. real madrid are hoping to win the tournament for the third year in a row. they'll face abu dhabi side al ain in the final on saturday. olympic champion adam peaty has dared swimming's governing body to ban him after he backed plans for a new competition next year. the inaugural international swimming league was due to take place in italy this month. but it was cancelled after fina threatened to prevent those who raced from competing in next year's world championships. over 30 of the

england won 66—37 in the last match for this year with head coach, tracey neville, hoping to use thisch will take place in liverpool. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. i'll have more for you at around 5:30pm. hedging your bets! we all know that things can change around you. three astronauts will blast off to the international space station tomorrow, two months after the dramatic failure of a soyuz spacecraft sent the previous crew hurtling back to earth in an emergency capsule. russia suspended all manned flights after the accident — the first of its kind in over 30 years and a blow to moscow's pride in its space programme. but the soyuz is still the only way for astronauts to reach the space station — which makes space an increasingly rare example of us—russian co—operation. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford reports. and there is lift—off of the soyuz... this was as routine as it gets in space travel. launch number 137 of the soyuz spacecraft, carrying a russian and an american to the international space station. but moments after blastoff,

i'm arthel neville. eric: nice to see you. i'm eric shawn.eatened to shut down the government if lawmakers don't allocate $5 billion for h

arthel: i'm arthel neville. former campaign manager paul manafort is slammed for lying about his interactions with russians. but the white

well, we were in england under the special .rrangement the government of neville chamberlain was the only one on earth that did anything to help the victims, and they allowed not only a little over 10,000 children into england under the so-called kinder transport, but they also allowed people who were waiting to go somewhere to do the waiting in england. both my immediate family and lots of other relatives who were waiting for their quota numbers to come to the united states to be reached went to england to wait for that, and my brother and i were waiting. we were attending a boarding school on the south coast of england, and my sister was attending another. in the summer of 1940, on the of hand, we all spend a lot time in the air raid shelter because the german air force town,this little coastal which is mainly a beach resort and a place for boarding schools, as a good place to drop bombs, and they dropped a huge win into the grounds of the school i attended, which, fortunately, did not go off or i would not be here. in the skies above, june, july, theot to watch parts of battle of

i'm arthel neville. mike: the senate adjourned and is not set

arthel: i'm arthel neville. in another memo president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort is slammed for lying about his interactions with russians. but the white house says nothing here involves the president. and here is the president with his take away. president trump: we are happy with what we are reading on the mueller situation because there was no collusion. there never has been. the last thing i want from russia is -- help on a campaign. >> after going dark for two months surrounding the mid terms. robert mueller has seen a high octane week into the developments on russian collusion. the team dropped memos on three of its key witnesses, michael cohen, paul manafort and. >> the indictments and filings show that the president was at the sr. of several massive frauds against the american people. reporter: the sentencing recommendations for cone, he twice pled guilty. once in august for lying about his efforts in a til 8ing payments to foreign stars on behalf of trump. another memo alleging paul m

i'm arthel neville. eric: nice to see you. i'm eric shawn. president trump threatened to shut down the government if lawmakers don't allocate $5 billion for his wall. nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer say that's not happening. an exclusive interview on "sunday morning futures." >> it's a sign of the dysfunction in washington. we have to figure out how to come together around some basic budgets. we believe in border security. i believe in border security. we have technologies today that are far surpassed a wall. this is not the 15th century. eric: mollie, it looks like the democrats are digging in. reporter: the position of the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer says the president does haven't the votes in congress to get more money. and they should get on board with two other options such as a continuing resolution or cr to fund the government and take up the law again in 2019. >> those two options are the kinds of things republicans supported in the past. when you talk to them privatelier. >> publicly, some of them have said a cr

everyone, welcome to brand new hour of america's news headquarters, i'm laura ingle here for arthel nevilleenate in the house not in business and not scheduled to hold votes until at least on monday. currently about 5% of federal government remains close at this hour with more government agencies expect to go run out of money very soon. >> garrett tiv

hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean. john kelly served as chief of white house since 2017. arthel: ellison barber live at the white house, so ellison, tell us who the president will pick to replace general kelly. >> the president didn't announce anybody today, he could potentially announce interim in the coming days, source close to situation tells me that vice president mike pence chief of staff nick ayers is president trump's top choice and the pair have been discussing ayers coming over and replacing general kelly for months now but according to this source even though nick ayers is president trump's choice, nick ayers hasn't been able to commit to that. he has young children at home, 3 children under the age of 6 and because of that he's unable to commit to that time frame, the source says that the president and nick ayers are still working on the terms of him taking over, leave december before all of this started, here is what president trump said this morning before bo

[laughter] >> okay i think it was neville chamberlain who said something very similar about czechoslovakia in the british people. .. >> if you recognize that to that commitment to the allies to the security of the united states and prosperity of the united states you don't want that to happen and this is where buchanan doesn't get it as long as the support doesn't provide. meaning weapons and where moscow has to worry about defense. and the south china sea give me a break. the south china sea has a very large percentage of global trade and to dominate the south china sea and how do we do that? >> we would not publish that article let's just put it that way. so to save around one goes to russia and the crisis do you agree with that assessment did russia come out on top? >> it is not round one but it is around one it is a continuation of the effort to influence ukraine for sure with the tactical advantages and to occupy crimea is a huge move. and with that political agenda so tactically in crimea though had that disadvantage for those sanctions to be imposed to make the arguments by referenc

i am arthel neville. >> president h.w. bush will lie in state at the capital for his funeral service later this week in washington. of course on this sunday, tributes are continuing to pour in. here's his former vice president, dan quayle, appearing on sunday morning futures. >> he was a great individual and in my opinion, a great president. he loved his family. he loved his work. he loved the country. it was such an honor for me to work with him every single day that he was president and i was vice president. for the american people. >> - - is lives in college station, home to the bush presidential library or he would be laid to rest alongside his wife barbara and their three -year-old daughter who died of leukemia in 1953. >>reporter: the museum had a line outside this morning. a lot of families. parents wanting to explain to their kids the news. and who george bush was. and how he changed history. there's a number of exhibits in there. some in chronological order. beginning when the bushes moved out to texas making $300

i'm arthel neville. mike: the senate adjourned and is not set to meet until thursday. mark meadows says the sticking point for democrats isn't so much about the wall, but rather not giving president trump what he wants. >> this is all about trying to make sure donald trump does not secure the border. and it's more out of their dislike for this president than really about the communities that they are really should be upholding to make sure they are safe. reporter: we just got this tweet from president trump saying the deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan will become the acting secretary of defense. we were expecting james mattis to stay in his position until the end of february. james mat tips resigned saying he felt the president deserved to have a president whose views were more in line with his. he cited the president's views on allies. we are learning mattis will be leaving early. sources are telling fox news this is not general mattis' decision. he's being forced to leave early. the. he's forced to leave early because the president is aggravated with all t

. >> i think that writing the book our circle would be tested like neville -- never before. once you're in the circle you're never out. so i talk about the in that in regards to my sister-in-law too. because they get married right after the election. i'm sure that was a big change for her as well. once she was kind of in our family it was like the six of us. going through it together. and we were tested i think especially being physically apart during that time. i was on the campaign trail with my parents. i was the only kid i could go for more than a day or so. and just keeping that communication was really important. >> we've always had great communication. but when you aren't together in you are seen things on tv i think it can kind of get into your mind a little bit. >> you have to keep that open dialogue even though sometimes it can lead to disagreements and debates. you have to talk and work things out. >> you talk about the spirited and healthy debates that you have. can you pinpoint a time where you've have these debates with your parents at the dinner table where yo

in prison for covering up what he calls trump's, quote, dirty deeds, hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. president trump tweeting this, quote, remember michael cohen only became a rat after the fbi did something which was absolutely unthinkable and unheard of until witch hunt started, broke into an attorney's office, why didn't they break into the dnc to get the server or crooked's office, crooked means hillary clinton, and point of clarification, fbi acted under search warrant approved by federal judge and robert mueller was approved by guidelines. ellison barber more in this as you can see in north lawn. >> hi, comey responding to the tweet saying what you explained there, taking it hurt and criticizing republicans telling them they should speak out and speak out saying this, the president is, quote, lying about the lawful execution of search warrant issued by a federal judge, he went onto say, shame on republicans who don't speak up at this moment for the fbi, the rule of law and the truth. the president and personal attorney rudy giuliani say trump did not make

rawr lauer and i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville.ld a vigil friday night to remember the fallen officer. corporal singh's brother grieving his loss while thanking investigators for their hard work. >> he was my older brother. yes, he is not coming back, but there's a lot of people out there that misses him, and a lot of law enforcement people that i don't know who worked days and nights to make this happen. i'd like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. eric: jeff paul is following the story live in our west coast newsroom and, jeff, many are saying this is just a total, complete outrage. >> reporter: yeah. and the suspected killer was caught by police after a 48-hour manhunt. investigators saying gustavo perez arriaga was heading to the border when they arrested him in bakersfield about 200 miles away from where authorities say he killed the officer who had pulled the suspect over on suspicion of dui. investigators say the suspect was in the country ill rely, had previous arrests for duis and known gang affiliations. a sheriff i

arthel: and i'm arthel neville, john kelly will leave one of the most powerful jobs in washington thesion after months of reported tension with president trump. eric: ellison barber live with the latest and the speculation of who could potentially replace the departing general, hi, ellison. >> there's a whole lot of speculation and there has been a lot of speculation ever since the rumors of johnly

well, we were in england under the special .rrangement the government of neville chamberlain was the only one on earth that did anything to help the victims, and they allowed not only a little over 10,000 children into england under the so-called kinder transport, but they also allowed people who were waiting to go somewhere to do the waiting in england. both my immediate family and lots of other relatives who were waiting for their quota numbers to come to the united states to be reached went to england to wait for that, and my brother and i were waiting. we were attending a boarding school on the south coast of england, and my sister was attending another. in the summer of 1940, on the of hand, we all spend a lot time in the air raid shelter because the german air force town,this little coastal which is mainly a beach resort and a place for boarding schools, as a good place to drop bombs, and they dropped a huge win into the grounds of the school i attended, which, fortunately, did not go off or i would not be here. in the skies above, june, july, theot to watch parts of battle of

. >> i'm arthel neville. this partial government shutdown. border security and the president's long awaited border wall. both sides are playing the blame game. he does not have the votes for a wall, he does not have strength laying border strengthening. for personal means and other ways. and that is not going to change between now and whenever. democrats have already agreed to border security funding in the first couple of years of the trump presidency.now all of a sudden, right in the middle of negotiations on funding the government for the remainder of the year, they want to do nothing.arthel: we have fox team coverage. ellison barber has a comings and goings of the white house. francisco to doug mckelway on capitol hill. what is the word?reporter: the senate is now adjourned. they have accomplished nothing for the day. that is where things stand right now. if anything, it might appear the two sides are even more firmly entrenched in their respective positions then before the day got underway. before the day ended though, senate majority le

. >> i'm arthel neville. this partial government shutdown.ity and the president's long awaited border wall. both sides are playing

i am arthel neville. >>

. >> i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville today.over border wall set to run new year with each side playing game game, as democrats prepare to take the house on thursday, nancy pelosi who has not yet wrapped up bid to remain speaker of gavel, taking vacation in hawaii, counselors to the president kellyanne conway not missing the c

i'm arthel neville.s decision has prompted some uncertainty, the healthcare.gov web site saying the current open enrollment will not be impacted by the ruling. meanwhile, president trump hailed the outcome, tweeting: as i predicted all along, obamacare has been struck down as an unconstitutional disaster. now congress must pass a strong law that provides great health care and protects pre-existing conditions. mitch and nancy, get it done. mitch mcconnell, okay, good. texas attorney general ken paxton who led the lawsuit against obamacare in total agreement. >> obviously, i'm celebrating with the president. this, we believed from the very beginning, was unconstitutional, and we think the judge did the right thing. arthel: lauren blanchard, i've gotten so used to chuck and nancy that mitch and nancy didn't sound right. [laughter] give us the latest, go ahead. >> reporter: obamacare will remain in place for now. people can continue to enroll today, which is the deadline, because even the white house has sai

. >> i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville today.mpact over border wall set to run new year with each side playing game game, as democrats prepare to take the house on thursday, nancy pelosi who has not yet wrapped up bid to remain speaker of gavel, taking vacation in hawaii, counselors to the president kellyanne conway not missing the chance to slam pelosi. >> first democrats need to come back, nancy pelosi needs to come back from hawaii, less mula for dhs and custom border control and they need to come to the table and fully fund democracy and demand and that the congress and the executive branch work together. >> ellison barber live at the white house with the latest on this, hi, ellison. >> hi, laura, we heard from south carolina republican lindsey graham. he was at the white house today having lunch with president trump, he said they met for about 2 hours talking about syria and also the government shutdown, lindsey graham said he left the meeting feeling encouraged at the same time he said president trump is firm in his commitm

england manager phil neville said they're "disappointed a player ofjordan's ability and importance" willthey'll face any further punishment after that fight outside a nightclub in bristol last year. stokes was found not guilty of affray in court earlier this year, but has spent the last couple of days in front of a cricket disciplinary panel alongside hales. they're both charged with bringing cricket into disrepute. joe root meanwhile has agreed a new contract with his county, yorkshire. the england captain's signed a new three year deal. 1a sports have been given a share of a £3 million funding pot from uk sport, in the run up to the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics. weightlifting, wheelchair rugby and skateboarding are among those who'll get the money. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks has been to a skatepark this morning to find out more. skateboarding is a brand—new sport for talk your 2020. they have a little bit of money, alongside sports like wheelchair rugby. we're not talking millions here, but for them and other sports like archery and badminton, they had their funding

he said, phil neville, that it is going to be a huge loss.they having criticised being too negative but jose mourinho said they need the points after a run of drawers. jose mourinho said they need the points after a run of drawerslj said to you a few weeks ago, speaking at the month of december, no defeats. that is a reality. good fights, good spirits, butjust one victory against pyeongchang boys, and we need points, three draws. —— set against young boys. ben stokes and alex failed to find out today they will get any more for an alleged fight. stokes spent time in the past few days in front of a disciplinary panel and they are both charged with bringing british cricket into disrepute. england are playing ireland in a crunch match at the hockey world cup in india. it is 3-2 at the hockey world cup in india. it is 3—2 at the moment into the final quarter, england snatching nearly any last five minutes before reading and on an actual scoreline would be enough to see england through from the group stage but it would end ireland's's hopes of a dr