steven davis added the second from the penalty spot after george saville was fouled in the box.ll‘s men play their second qualifier against belarus on sunday. it is difficult when you have indenting for them and some classes you think may go the other way. we are doing it as a team and you can improve and the final third, the final goal at times and at times the bodies we get in the box and we did not get enough contact on the ball for some people in the box and did not seem to get anything so those are all errors. a lot of our place in the final third was good but we need to be a little bit more polished in the final third. certainly not been an easy easy for declan rice. he transferred from republic of ireland to england after playing some families from his grandparents country and today he had to apologise for a social media post that has emerged where he made an apparent reference to the ira. is currently with the england squad for their 2020 qualifiers after being called up by the england manager garrett southgate. the posting question came from 2015, when the milled field

niall mcginn and steven davis both scored on thursday when they won their opener at home to estonia 2therlands and germany to come this is a game they need to win. and manager michael 0'neill says they're ready for belarus in belfast. bad news for wales — aaron ramsey will miss their opening qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he's returned to his club arsenal for treatment on a leg injury, he didn't play in the i—nil friendly win over trinidad and tobago on wednesday. the pressure is on scotland, already, afterjust one game. they should get some relief against san marino on sunday, but they endured such a miserable start to their campaign earlier in the week when they lost to kazakhstan — ranked 117 in the world all bets are off. so after the biggest defeat in a competitive match as scotland manager how does alex mcleish prepare for their next qualifier and what do the fans make of it? to be brutally honest, it's embarrassing, an absolute embarrassment from start to finish. lackluster, heartless, ithink embarrassment from start to finish. lackluster, heartless, i think is one of the

niall mcginn and steven davis both scored on thursday when they won their opener at home to estonia 2d germany to come this is a game they need to win and manager michael o'neill says they're ready for belarus in belfast. we are in a good place and ready to play. it will make life difficult for us, but i think they'll have may be more of a threat and we give them the respect that they deserve. they've had a good league, we are guaranteed a playoff for euro 2020. we try to break the group down and we are between halves really, the second set going against estonia, double—header, another one in june, and then we can analyse it after that when we get to september, october and november fixtures and have some of the top games in germany, it will be difficult but we wa nt germany, it will be difficult but we want to put ourselves in a position where we've got everything to play for. bad news for wales — aaron ramsey will miss their opening qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he's returned to his club arsenal for treatment on a leg injury, he didn't play in the i—nil friendly win over trini

steven davis added the second from the penalty spot after george saville was fouled in the box.of reaching the semi—finals of the champions league for the second successive season with an important win in the first leg of their last eight tie against paris saint germain. both goals came in the second half, after a rather nervy first 45 minutes — hannah blundell with this wonderful strike for chelsea's first. england's fran kirby set up team mate erin cuthbert for the second — the second leg is in paris next wednesday. west ham midfielder declan rice has issued an apology for pro—ira comments he made on social media 3 years ago. rice is currently with the england squad after receiving his first call up for the games against the czech republic and monteonegro after switching allegiance from the republic of ireland. the post in question came from 2015 when the midfielder was an ireland youth player and he wrote '#upthera' on instagram. he has apologised on that same platform today and then received support from the england manager. i think people understand, most people who have ch

steven davis added the second from the penalty spot after the referee decided george saville, was fouledpapers this morning are dominated by declan rice's apology for an apparent pro ira social media message he made back in 2015 when he was an ireland youth player. the 20 year old west ham midfielder pledged his allegiance to england earlier this month and is expected to make against the czech republic in a euro 2020 qualifier this evening. the times says that rice has apologised over the tweet and reports that rice has described the comments as "naive". the mail also looks ahead to england's match against the czech republic this evening, when it expects young borussia dortmund starjadon sancho to make his first competitive start. the mirror says england manager gareth southgate has appealed to fans to forgive rice for his social media message. it also claims scotland's next opponents san marino one of the world's lowest ranked sides, will "smell blood" after the scots dismal 3—0 defeat to kazakhstan. chelsea ladies have won the first leg of their last eight champions league tie, against

steven davis added the second from the penalty spot after the referee decided george saville was fouleddfielder declan rice made an apparent reference in support of the ira in an instagram post back in 2015, when he was an ireland youth player. he‘s now switched to england last month and has apologised for "any offence caused" by the "poorly expressed comment". those are his words. his new national manager doesn‘t think the incident will affect rice‘s reception by england fans. i think people understand, most people will have children of those sorts of ages and people are still maturing at that age and you are in conversations with friends that you can get giddy and you can say things that maybe you do not even know enough about all you don‘t understand the context, so i think oui’ understand the context, so i think ourfans and our public understand the context, so i think our fans and our public will recognise that fact, i am sure. marcus rashford will miss both qualifiers with an ankle problem picked up against liverpool last month. he has been playing through the pain, but has return

lanny davis said the former attorney, steven ryan was directed to ask about a pardon. cohen said in public, i never asked for a pardon, do you have concerns he was lying? >> i think what mr. davis has said is there is a certain time frame that mr. cohen's previous testimony applied to. i think you would have to dive into exactly what that time frame is with mr. davis. but they have presented a narrative which they believe to be consistent. again, i think it goes to the bigger question of the presidential power -- >> do you believe it to be consistent? >> i think overall based on what i have seen i think it appears to be consistent based on the narrative that he's been presenting. that being said, i think the bigger question remains, is the pardon power being abused by the president. >> do you or have you seen direct evidence that raises questions in your mind that the trump team was open for business when it comes to pardons? >> well, i think if you look at the president's tweets talking about how paul manafort is a hero for not cooperating and michael cohen is a rat f

washington's birthday, in 1866, he said, you know, charles sumner and thaddeus stevens, they're traitors just like jefferson davis. we should hang them high, right? this is the president. and of course i'm sure -- i'm honestly quite sure he woke up in the morning and said i said what, you know? but it -- it had a tremendous impact. because he was so unpredictable. the civil rights act of 1866, which is really the foundation, the remains of it are the foundation of our civil rights system today, in terms of how it's litigated in court and so forth, was passed as a compromise measure. and the sponsor of that act, senator trumbull, see if anything about this is familiar. went every day to the white house, mr. president, here's what we're doing, what do you think of this? oh, that's a great idea, boss. i'm going to go back and do that. and he would go back and the thing was finally passed and he said, you know, believe me, folks, the president will sign this bill. he has promised me he will sign the bill. the bill goes over to the white house and the president is like i'm not signing this god damn thing. and he vetoe

steven piscotty hit a double in the third inning, and then in the sixth inning, chris davis blasted thisrun. the a's a 4-0 shutout over the l.a. angels. >>>. >> nice way to start the season there. >>> another disappointing night for the sharks. fans watched their team drop like a rock ahead of the playoffs, two weeks ago. the last placed chicago blackhawks beat the sharks 5-4, making it seven straight losses now. this is the sharks' longest losing streak in six years. try to shake that one off. >>> if your team didn't too well, maybe your weekend will cheer you up. >> we start out with cool temperatures as you make your way out the door to the warm springs bate station in fremont, 47 degrees over the next couple of hours and some upper 50s. we'll look at all of those weekend numbers, coming up next. >>> and the san mateo bridge, if you're heading with those tail lights, you're coming up on the high-rise, which is moving smoothly. a nice drive, except for castro valley. we'll show you what the problem is, and we'll see if we can get an estimate on when things will improve. >>> plus, facin

but now michael cohen's attorney lanny davis is admitting that his client did direct his then-attorney steven ryan to reach out to rudy giuliani last spring to discuss just that. the possibility of a pardon. this is complicated. i want to bring in ken dilanian who covers intelligence and national security for nbc. so walk me through it. is it clear whether or not cohen committed perjury last week and if he did, if he did reach out to rudy giuliani and ask for a pardon, and rudy giuliani said no, how much do we believe in michael cohen's testimony because sounds like if he asked for the pardon and he got it, he would be willing to lie to this day. >> stephanie, i don't think we'll see michael cohen charged with perjury out of this. but there is clearly a contradiction. he said i never asked for a pardon at that hearing under oath. and now we're learning that he did reach out to his lawyers back when he was in the joint defense agreement with donald trump to explore the possibility of a pardon. the way lanny davis explains that is that there was a time when he was cooperating with trump in the

. >> well his lawyer lanny davis is now telling "the wall street journal," "the washington post," and cnn that michael cohen's initial attorney stevenbout the issue of pardons with people connected to the president there. so did michael cohen commit perjury when he said that outloud? >> you know, i have no knowledge, john, about this and so, you know, michael cohen's testimony is going to be parsed pretty heavily. what i do know is this. i do worry about this president using pardons or the potential of pardons as a way to sort of keep witnesses in line. it's almost like suborning perjury if you kind of dangle pardon power out to people so that they hopefully don't make you mad. and if you start to see this president use pardon power for people who are connected with this investigation, i think you'll see congress erupt. >> and i'm not the lawyer that you, are just when i hear michael cohen say i never asked for a pardon, isn't the word never pretty expansive? doesn't it mean never at all as in not once? >> john, it sure does. but that's what michael cohen says. and then a current lawyer says a former lawyer said something about what

steven piscotty knocked in a run. the a's went up 2-0. the big slugger got up. there's the big slugger. >> there he is. >> high indeed, chris davis picking up where he left off last season. he hit one out. a's cruise to a 4-0 lead. >>> the truth appears to be coming out as to why the warriors suspended a player last night. it's over a hotel charge. the team suspended jordan bell for last night's game because of conduct detrimental to the team. reportedly charged a $15 candle to an assistant coach's hotel room as a prank. it was a joke. players do it. tried to do it with a coach. didn't go over. warriors say it's not the first time bell has charged something to a team member's room. >> you get suspended for that? >> i don't know. that's what we're hearing. i don't know if there's more to it than that or just a little prank. you've done more pranks than that. >> are you calling me a prankster? >> it's possible. >> frank with the weather, you say there's sun on saturday, jeff. >> you can see on storm ranger, weave got rainfall lingering in the south bay hitting san jose the hardest. we're going to clear out from this over the next f

stevens did not want to be vice president. he proved how much he hated the vice presidency by becoming vice president of the confederacy and spending four years fighting with jefferson davis. so he may have been fighting for the union as well. so the idea is douglas is the northern popular sovereignty guy and johnson will accept it and he is a southerner and it balances the ticket. today we don't think much about that. in terms of geographic balance. in the 19th century it mattered a lot. so the southern democrats say, okay, we are not dominating douglas. they go with the sitting vice president of the united states, john breckenridge . trivia break. john breckenridge was elected vice president when he was 35, the youngest man ever elected to the vice presidency. if he had been elected he would've been the youngest president ever. he was buchanan's vice president and he was once an ally of douglas. and breckenridge runs on the platform of dred scott is fine. we want a slave code for the territory. and the irony is breckenridge is from the upper south, he is from kentucky, where the feelings about slavery are not quite so deep as they are in the lower south. for his running