. >> in the summer of 2011, democrats are looking to out republican scott brown who a year and a halflue state of massachusetts by capturing the late ted kennedy's senate seat. democrats look to elizabeth warren. >> suddenly, you got democrats in massachusetts looking around and saying, she couldn't get confirmed maybe to run the cfpb, but i think she maybe would make a good messenger in a senate race against this republican. we gotta find to take out of office. >> she hasn't held or even run for public office before. >> elizabeth never saw herself as a politician. that's part of why i thought she would be a terrific senator. >> reluctant at first, the 62-year-old officially enters the race in september. >> she was untested but she proved pretty quickly -- very quickly in that senate race, she's got that. >> warren hits her first real stumble when a controversy emerges in april 2012. >> the boston herald had a story that raised a lot of questions about why is it that harvard had in a couple of instances listed her as a minority and a native american when there was no apparent proof th

celtic captain scott brown, rangers boss steven gerrard and rangers winger ryan kent amoungst those punishedand manager gareth southgate collects his obe at buckingham palace on the day his side move up to 11th in the world rankings. and supasundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. also coming up in the programme, we speak to the the woman who tonight becomes just the second player in welsh football history to reach 100 international caps. and find out if a former nfl star and gb olympic gold medal winning hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody is going to throw up, are they? if you do, give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. well done. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with further off—field controversy in football. so far this season there have been incidents of coins and bottles being thrown at players and managers — with fans also invading the pitch and attacking players. last night a pyrotechnic was thrown onto the pitch during celtic‘s 2—nil win at st mirren. it's renewed calls for governing bodies to get tough in a week t

current celtic captain scott brown has tweeted: ‘captain leader legend. rest in peace'.ed for three years in the 1980s, were quick to pay tribute to their former boss. and this from the scotland national team who mcneill represented 29 times, they describe him as a true icon of scottish football. manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says he is the right man to turn around fortunes at old trafford after his side slumped to a 6th defeat in 8 games at the weekend. united lost 4—0 at everton on sunday and are now three points off top four in the premier league with four games to go. united play neighbours city on wednesday night. i am confident in my team and myself and that i will be ready to take this challenge on. i know it's a big challenge, and that is why i came in when i came in as well. i come in here, i'm going to say i will enjoy this, every single second. i don't like losing, but it is a great challenge and a challenge that all managers at this club have had. when you go through bad results, you still have to be confident enough to say, this is the way w

he had reacted to a slight trip from celtic‘s scott brown, who surely knew the colombian forward is literallyiker. rangers lost to— one and their manager lost patience. steven gerard said afterwards, i have gone above and beyond. i have backed him more than enough and i can't defend him anymore. he now has more red than team—mate ryan jack anymore. he now has more red than team—mate ryanjack picked up last season, although two of those were rescinded. sergio ramos is this season's most prolific offender, 25 in his career, while morelos‘s record means someone to in his career, while morelos‘s record means someone to pull the plug. he is a liability for rangers, and it is undoubtedly harder for them to go and get the result without him. he needs help. he keeps reoffending, he needs professional help. morelos is not simply a hard man. he has spoken of his pride at representing his family back in colombia and promised to help them after his little sister died. when still on the pitch, he has managed an impressive 29 goals in all competitions this season, so can that temper be tamed? the behaviour

the fall—out from the weekend's old firm continues with celtic captain scott brown and rangers manager affair at celtic park. last night we reported on the plight of new mothers dealing with severe psychosis, a condition that poses risks for both mothers and their babies. more than 1,000 women each year in england and wales are affected by it. tonight we look at what happens to these mothers when they get home after a stay at specialist mother and baby units. the nhs is expanding its community support service and tonight our correspondent jeremy cooke follows the 0utreach team around devon. one of the leading killers of women in the postnatal period is suicide, still. women have killed their children. meet amanda, bringing specialist life—saving mental health support out into the community. to people like cat. he'sjust dropping all of his on the floor! who is mum to flo and to baby barney. i couldn't shut my eyes because it was like a rapid flicker book of sexual abuse of the kids, the kids being injured, the kids being ill, contamination, harming myself, killing myself. cat is talking

scott brown, rangers manager steven gerard and ryan can't have all been hit with scottish fa disciplinary with improper conduct after he celebrated by the rangers fans, which caused the scuffle between the two sides at the final whistle. gerrard has accepted a one match touchline ban, apparently for comments he made to the referee after the game. he'll be in the stands at motherwell and ryan kent has had a two match ban upheld after rangers appealled. kent shoved scott brown to the floor at celtic park but it was unpunished at the time. both clubs have also been cited for a full time confrontation. liverpool are top of the table for agents feeds for the second year in the row. according to figures released by the fa, they paid agents nearly £44 million in the two transfer windows this season. premier league clubs spent a combined £261 million on agent fees, that's 50 million more than a year before, an increase of nearly 25%. just as in last year's list, chelsea, manchester city and manchester united complete the top four. wolves have today confirmed the record £30 million signing of jime

neil lennon described his celtic players‘ behaviour as exemplary as captain scott brown faces a disciplinary followed the old firm win over rangers. brown has been acused of breaching a rule which says players must act in the best interests of football because of his celebrations in front of rangers fans which led to these scenes on the pitch... but lennon insists brown has "nothing to defend himself for". an olympic champion is taking a breakfrom an olympic champion is taking a break from cycling an olympic champion is taking a breakfrom cycling because an olympic champion is taking a break from cycling because of mental health issues. kennaugh was part of the team that won the olympic team pursuit title at london 2012, focusing on the road in the years since, and says he hopes a break will allow him "to recover away from the sport". his team, bora—hansgrohe, said the break would be "indefinite". dillian whyte claims he‘s being frozen out of a first world title fight. in a new documentary for bbc newsbeat he says the world boxing council might be trying to hold him back. and whyte also thin

celtic captain scott brown has been charged with improper conduct and rangers boss steven gerrard hasn given a one—match touchline ban. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the report by the ethiopian government says the plane repeatedly nosedived before it crashed, killing all 157 people on board. boeing has grounded all 737 max aircraft since the disaster, and an earlier crash in indonesia last year. here's our transport correspondent tom burridge. two crashes in five months and 346 people dead. boeing's reputation is on the line after more evidence today that a new anti—stall system on the 737 max ate malfunctioned on each occasion repeatedly putting the planes into a nosedive from which the pilots could not recover. today the pilots could not recover. today the investigation team into the crash last month in ethiopia said the pilot followed procedure is issued by boeing after the previous crash off indonesia but were still not able to regain control of the plane. the crew performed all of the procedures repeatedly provided by the manufacturer, but was not able to con

celtic captain scott brown's been charged with improper conduct — he was involved in a couple of incidentselos‘ red card. rangers boss steven gerrard has been given a one—match touchline ban, apparently for comments he made to referee bobby madden. both clubs have been served notices of complaint after a mass confrontation at the end of the game. it has taken them a long time and a lot of money to get there but last night tottenham finally moved into their new home. and with a new stadium comes a big old opening ceremony. fireworks, lights...and even opera singers at one point. on the field spurs made the most of the occasion beating crystal palace 2—0, son heung—min the man to score the first ever competitive goal at the stadium. manchester city boss pep guardiola heaped praise on 18—year—old phil foden as he starred in their 2—0 win over cardiff. it was a good night for young english talent. he's been widely touted as a future star for club and country, but this was the first time that foden had started a premier league game. guardiola says he'll be a big player for the next decade. he d

it's the colombian's fifth red card of the season, this time for elbowing celtic‘s scott brown. plus

celtic captain scott brown has been charged with improper conduct after their victory over rangers lastll, is the last horse to make the line—up for saturday pars grand national after a pairof saturday pars grand national after a pair of brown eyes was pulled out. a full list will be announced later of the runners. join you laterfor a full round—up. there's been a dramatic drop in the early signs of cervical cancer among women in scotland who were given the vaccine for human papilloma—virus when they were at school. research published in the british medicaljournal shows a 90% reduction in cervical abnormalities since the hpv immunisation programme began a decade ago. all teenage girls in the united kingdom are offered the free vaccine. lorna gordon reports. laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s. doctors had noticed changes in the cells in her cervix when she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely i would take it in a heartbeat.

scott brown has been accused of breaching a rule which says players must act in the best interests off the pitch following the final whistle but neil lennon insists brown has nothing to defend himself for. dillian whyte clamis he's being frozen out of a first world title fight. in a new documentary for bbc newsbeat he says the world boxing council might be trying to freeze him out. whyte thinks he is not getting the money he is worth... what would you say to people watching if you think, you have been offered a large chunk of money, if you believe you can beatjoshua and think you can become a great world champion, y? what is a large chunk of money to me? it's a different to me. it might sound arrogant but £a million... tyson fury is not three times me, i know what value i bring. it is not about... of course i believe i can recover the championship but because i believe it... i beat him and they wa nted i believe it... i beat him and they wanted the lion's share of the rematch, which i didn't think was right. iam not rematch, which i didn't think was right. i am not a journeyman and i

celtic captain scott brown has also been charged after he celebrated by the rangers fans.gers winger ryan kent failed to overturn his two—game suspension for shoving brown to the floor. both clubs have also been cited for a full time confrontation. primarily clubs have paid more than £260 million to football agents this year but it is liverpool who topped the spending table for the second yearin the spending table for the second year ina the spending table for the second year in a row. according to figures released by the fa, they paid agents nearly £41; million in the two transfer windows this season. premier league clubs spent 50 million more than last year, an increase of nearly 25%. chelsea, manchester city and manchester united once again complete the top four. there was a surprise when in the future race today. favourite buveur d'air, the two—time cheltenham champion hurdle winner, was beaten in the aintree hurdle by supasundae, who's trained byjessica harrington and ridden by robbie power. the main event on saturday is, of course, the grand national. the a0 runners

current celtic captain scott brown has tweeted — mcneill‘s former club manchester city, who he managedar solskjaer says he is the right man to turn around fortunes at old trafford after his side slumped to a 6th defeat in 8 games at the weekend. united lost a—0 at everton on sunday and are now three points off top four in the premier league with four games to go. united play neighbours city on wednesday night. iam i am confident in my team and myself and that i will be ready to take this challenge on. i know it's a big challenge, and that is why i came in when i came in as well. i come in here, i'm going to say i will enjoy this, every single second. i don't like losing, but it is a great challenge and a challenge that all managers at this club have had. when you go through bad results, you still have to be confident enough to say, this is the way we are going to do it, and we are planning ahead. the biggest of shocks could still be on the cards at the world snooker championship. amateurjames cahill, at the age ofjust 23, is level with world number one ronnie o'sullivan at 8 frames eac

were leading 1—nil when alfredo morelos was dismissed for the fifth time this season, for elbowing scott browna point ahead of manchester city, who beat liverpool. lewis hamilton consoled the young ferrari driver charles leclerc, after mechanical problems denied him his first grand prix victory in bahrain. he was leading with 11 laps to go, when his car lost power, allowing hamilton to pass. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas finished second, with leclerc third — hamilton said it was obviously devastating for him but he had a great future ahead. roger federer won his 101st title, beating john isner in straight sets in the final of the miami open — he said it meant a lot to take the title again, 20 years after he first played in the event. toulouse will play leinster in the semi—finals of rugby union‘s european champions cup, afterjust edging past racing, winning by 22 points to 21. toulouse finished runners—up behind leinster in the pool stages. britain‘s adam yates narrowly missed out on winning the tour of catalunya. he launched a late attack, aided by his brother simon, but he finished

external senior advisors and to name a few, amos brown, made scott of bay view homicide advocates.han of the bar association and the san francisco civic bridge public and private collaboration and the commanders of sfpd and representatives of police employee groups. this is essential as the first steps to develop a road map to safety with respect. in that strategy, we will engage in unbiassed fairness transparent and responsive policing. in the spirit of respect, dignity and in collaboration with the community and be the guardians of constitutional and human rights. constitutional policing with procedural justice in policing. fairness and transparency and action, opportunities for voice, impartiality and decision making. >> good evening. i'm here for professional standards and welcome and good evening commissioners, executive director henderson and chief scott. so slide six. training. in the spirit of procedural justice, if you can look to the right of the column first, i'd like to bring some tension to some of the courses that we provide wince procedural justice, managing implicit

all over each other this thing called the browning of america, we do have brown people on our side like myself me and tim scotteat. >> that is fantastic. >> america is browning get used to it. >> build that wall. >> build that wall. >> there it is. >> it took 30 seconds. >> bald tha build that wall. >> i got goose bumps. >> lock her up. >> tom. have you head the entire mueller report, tell us why. typimpeaching president is not enough, he should face life in gitmo. >> talking about a man who said that white i supremacist were vy fine people. kennedy: oh. >> said mexicans were rapist. >> and don't forget. >> just looking at mueller report, clear that -- it was not really men to be an dim -- meano be an dime. time, it was a road map for democrat like made for oversight. kennedy: the mueller respec reps an appetizer but congress is serving up the entree. >> i have my napkin around my neck. >> robert mueller exonerated president trump, that is the end. >> what apology gift should democrats buy the president. >>, they have a lot of goal stuff. have a lot goal stuff. >> they should nominate hillary clinton again tha

mark >> caller: jim, earlier today, on scott wapner's show, josh brown was high on a stock. he's got a buy on it at $30 or lower. my question is, should i buy store ticker symbol -- >> it's a good rate, yields 4% it's not bad okay, conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >> i love to hear from you, cramerica. we have a tweet that says note to the producer, please stop giving this man props. at least nothing that could hurt anyone bye. i stunk a monster when i came home my wife said what is that cologne? i said that is ew demonster. here's another tweet someone gets to stuff a bran muffin into cramer's big fat pie hole ah facts, jim cramer is the spawn of an unholy union we're the most interactive show on television. so stick with uncrustables start over (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access t

should be, then what about eric garner and what about stefan clark and what about walter scott and what about michael brownat about sandra bland. >> morgan ratford has more on how the breakfast club is becoming a must-do for anyone seeking the nomination. >> reporter: for democratic presidential hopefuls there's the iowa caucus, the new hampshire primary and now -- >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: the charlamagne caucus. eight years ago the breakfast club radio show started here in new york with the focus on hip-hop and the black community. >> how we going to have free tuition? >> i'll tell you how. >> reporter: now deejay envy and angela gee have more than 3.5 youtube subscribers and syndication in 90 markets. they've already hosted almost a third of the democratic field this year making unexpected headlines in the process. >> have you ever smoked? >> i have. it was a long time ago. >> reporter: is it a risk for a candidate to come on your show? >> i don't think it's a risk. it's no more risk than sitting on any other outlet that may ask you about something that you have going on. >> it is a risk.

scott, please. >> good morning. it is hard to follow mayor breed and mayor brown so i want to echo a few things said. i want to thank everybody for being here. these are moments we can remind ourselves how this city comes together. san francisco has a rich illustrious history of rising to the occasion. in times like these, that is exactly what we do. i want to put a plug i for our program. we get by with volunteers. people come together and they work and they volunteer. thank you all for being here. i want to recognize the men and women of the san francisco police department standing on the perimeters. [applause.] >> i want to recognize our great sheriff and law enforcement partners and all of our san francisco sheriffs. this is the sheriff's last year at the celebration. i want to recognize vicky. give her a round of applause. thank you. >> chief scott, come on now, we are getting close. >> right now it is time to bring up a person that is really cool. she is the head of the department of emergency management. would you please welcome director maryelllen carol. >> it is wonderful to see everyone her

scott insight piece of policing last so look currently producing plastics how can we help you to tell you it's actually sent to his satisfaction so has to be recycled plastic so they have to make brown paper bags that's and it's little i mean it sounds like it sounds like there's going to be a lot of work involved as in the because it's not easy as the government just banning plastic bags and all of that so what do you envision they know what kind of timing or duration are you looking out for this to be feasible and how feasible is it also helps me feasible i think is feasible because we want as bank plastics done that you don't last as kenya has been plastic i was there one day it was amazing i thought in europe look just anyway so it's feasible in terms of time it will take time does this need to done and of built a resistance from people who are producing plastics they may not understand it but the good news is they just so if it's all time how much time i don't know i don't expect miracles and nights well all the best with this going on so i have thanks so much for the time thank you very much. now europe has been trumpeting its success in slashing the flow of african immigrants

making some pretty big moves today to his portfolio so we wanted josh brown to call in and talk about it. josh, are you there. >> hi, scott, how are you. >> i'm good, thanks. so, disney, what are you doing with disney and twitter first. >> which one >> disney. >> okay. i doubled my position in disney today. >> okay. >> i think on disney, this is a stock that in early 2015 hit $120, $121 a share and then a lot of negative news about espn started to hit and that became the narrative for a long time and this stock has now been consolidating for almost five full years but the good news is, the more times it presses back up against that $118 or $120 area, the better, and you're seeing actually higher lows, so when it falls off, it's being rescued by a 200-week moving average. the buyers are coming in exactly where they should so you've got not quite an uptrend but i think it has all the ingredients now, what's the catalyst in two weeks, disney is going to have the biggest opening weekend for any movie ever made, in my opinion, when the avengers opens up to what could be $1 billion for all we know. never happened before. may no

site was vetoed by governor brown, we're hoping that this time, the situation is different, and we want to stand in strong support with supervisor susan eggeman, supervisor scott wiener in gaining support for assembly bill 362. we think we can get this done and also make sure that we can make it happen immediately if this bill gets passed. there's an understanding that this bill should be passed, and let's get ready to do it. you're going to hear about this bill and what san francisco is doing to prepare and what the next steps would be. before i turn the floor over to our presenters, i want to thank all of them for speaking in support of the bill today. i also want to thank the leadership of the san francisco aids foundation for mobilizing the community to attend and support our efforts today. so the first speaker that i'd like to bring up is eileen longhorn from department of public health. >> so thank you. good morning. my name's eileen lofgren, and i'm the drug user community based health programs coordinator. i want to thank you for your time and the opportunity to support a.b. 362 which could help address a public health crisis that we're seeing out on o

scott wapner. >> thank you, ed good to be with you on thursday and have you with us the degate and trade, biggest stories of the day are josh brown, job eye jarrian, and one of barron and forbes top 100 advisers and carrie, thank you for adding class to this panel the market is up big time, depending on the market you pick, 10%, 15%, 23%. >> good question up 23% from the bottom of december, here we are about to start earnings season and we know earnings will be down the markets have been fantastic in overlooking what will be a weak first half or looking at the second half. as we start to hear companies report, numbers say they're bringing down guidance, that can be a little tricky we're up so much that even if the market were to come back in 5% or so, we're still having a year that's up over 10%, that's great for the first four months of the year. so i'm not worried about that and we don't really see interest rates going up we don't have the fear of recession particularly and we're comfortable the second half of the yearwill be better the market can stay flat in here and get through those earnings that would be a good outcome. >>

scott wapner begins right now. >>> good to have you with us here to debate and trade the big stories of the day, the first trading day of the quarter joe, jim, josh brown, john najarian, also liz saunders from charles schwab stocks surging to start the second quarter after scoring the best start to a year since '98 the big question now is, now what we picked up where we left off on friday. only 80 s&ps away from a record high is that where we're going? >> i feel that's the most likely and, look, it's been a long time we've been consolidating for a very long time and there's been a ton of noise i'm going to give you a statistic that's going to blow you away since january 17th, 2018 when the dow peaked, the dow has since traveled a cumulative 58,000 points. that's up and down 58,000 points. and in all that time the net gain for the dow is just 40 points think about how much noise we've endured over 15 months but now the s&p 500 is at the highest point since just before that big october flush now you have transports up big yet again. you have stocks like cisco going bananas. large cap, big names that are not expensive stocks you have semis up big. the ban

chief bill scott he is speaking right now he just followed him, joanne hayes-white the fire chief who is 15 days will retire from the fire department and before that was the former mayor willie brown and cameron mayor breathe. they were all here are there still here look at the hundreds who are gathering at this location in a couple of minutes from now they will have a moment of silence to commemorate the earthquake and all those who died. >>they make keep quiet just debris seconds only she can hear us or any police chief is not good and >>the night this is also her last year at so greece and so i just want to recognize the take it off great ok we'll tripod and we'll talk as long as we possibly can before that moment of silence just to give you think you i taste of what's going on so this is live tv joey a savage just took it off the tripod on the get into this and a lot of them are addressed in that era. this is what they were in 19 oh and probably years as a date yes, this is a big deal for san franciscans bird because it showed that we survive write this down. >>she's going to she's here to talk about it still has stop when you're playing on do you think about 113 years a kings

scott in georgia still needs help and my other colleagues, we need to have a that flow in the covers is so december brown-waitely need the. why isn't the senate doing its job? why isn't the junior senator worried two more years of the election spending time in 49 states campaigning instead of showing up to vote on relief measures and the house passed a version of it back in december. appears that she had more important things to do. i hope californians will remember that for a lot of reasons. the camp fire in paradise was the most destructive wildfire in california and the deadliest in our country. time tore the senate democrats to stop fooling around and get this disaster assistance in place not just for me but for my colleagues around the country and need to get the work done. we have done our job in the house, d.c. must do its job overall, senate included. thank you for the time. mr. dunn: i want to thank representative lamalfa for his sincere words and seasoned judgment and insights. let us hope those words fall on fertile ground. i would like to introduce one of my dearest friends in the house, we w

were leading 1—0 when alfredo morelos was dismissed for the fifth time this season, for elbowing scott brownw rivals, with only seven games to go. over 85,000 people were at wembley to watch portsmouth beat sunderland on penalties to win the checkatrade trophy. it was 2—2 after extra—time, oli hawkins scoring the winning spot—kick. only barcelona's win over espanyol drew a larger crowd across europe this weekend. arsenal women are guaranteed champions league football next season, after katie mccabe's goal gave them victory over birmingham and kept them at the top of super league. they're still a point ahead of manchester city, who beat liverpool. lewis hamilton consoled the young ferrari driver charles leclerc, after mechanical problems denied him his first grand prix victory in bahrain. he started on pole and was leading with 11 laps to go, when his car lost power, allowing the mercedes of hamilton and valtteri bottas to pass. leclerc did make the podium but it was a huge blow. he thoroughly deserved the win today, did an exceptionaljob all weekend so really proud of him and i know it's a r

the referee, rangers are appealing against his two match ban for knocking over the celtic captain scott brown celtic say that they will defend the charges vigourously. rangers boss steven gerrard has been given a one match touchline ban, apparently for comments he made to referee after the game. celtic will be appealing against those charges. we are not sure what rangers are going to do with them yet. ok. we saw the pictures of gareth southgate, you are running those pictures later. we will. excellent. i need to monitor your outfit, simon, iwatch excellent. i need to monitor your outfit, simon, i watch avidly. you're watching home and away, i know what you're doing! let's talk about aintree. we had the cheltenham festival last month, that was a fantastic four days of racing. everybody thinks about the national on saturday but it's actually a three—day festival and is under way today, three races so far. the fourth just today, three races so far. the fourthjust under today, three races so far. the fourth just under way. 40 today, three races so far. the fourthjust under way. 40 runners for the

were leading 1—nil when alfredo morelos was dismissed for the fifth time this season, for elbowing scott brownare now 13 poinst clear of their glasgow rivals, with only seven games to go. over 85,000 people were at wembley to watch portsmouth beat sunderland on penalties to win the checkatrade trophy. it was 2—2 after extra—time, 0li hawkins scoring the winning spot—kick. 0nly barcelona's win over espanyol drew a larger crowd across europe this weekend. arsenal women are guaranteed champions league football next season, after katie mccabe's goal gave them victory over birmingham and kept them at the top of super league. they're still a point ahead of manchester city, who beat liverpool. lewis hamilton consoled the young ferrari driver charles leclerc, after mechanical problems denied him his first grand prix victory in bahrain. he started on pole and was leading with 11 laps to go, when his car lost power, allowing the mercedes of hamilton and valtteri bottas to pass. leclerc did make the podium but it was a huge blow. he thoroughly deserved the win today, did an exceptionaljob all weekend so