>> from wesley. >> who's wesley?ctives felt they were watching two performers acting out a script. so that conversation between the two of them felt rehearsed? >> yeah. and i was expecting an oh my god, what did you do? how could you help him? it wasn't that. it was just very odd. >> reporter: so if police or prosecutors tell us that was all set up between the two of them, they were a couple of actors and they were reading lines? that's what? that's bull? >> that's bull, yeah. >> reporter: you had no idea what he was going to say. >> that's correct. >> reporter: rachel said she didn't know that dan had murdered sam and julie until he called her from his jail cell to confess. and that's first time you knew about it? >> that's correct. >> reporter: investigators found more reasons to suspect rachel. for example, the way she echoed dan's claim that sam was having family problems. sam's parents and friends all say that was a lie. you're repeating that story is being taken by police and prosecutors as an example of you co

-- how's wesley involved?'d you get him involved and why? >> reporter: rachel didn't seem to react. instead, she asked about dan's unwitting accomplice, wesley. and when dan described killing julie, rachel continued to focus on details. >> i opened up the door of sam's apartment, shot her twice in the back of the head. >> how did nobody hear the gun? >> i don't know. i got lucky. >> reporter: detectives wondered, did rachel know about the murders before they even happened? and, more disturbing, did she participate? >> i think she may have been present when julie was killed. i don't think julie would've gone into the apartment with daniel by himself. >> reporter: hard even for a homicide detective to imagine. >> you don't look at a disney princess as a hardened, cold-blooded, callous murderer. >> reporter: of course, thinking it and proving it were two different things. and perhaps rachel was just another victim of dan's murder plot. there was no physical evidence placing her at the scene of either murder. she

>>> northbound highway 5 near the wesley rest area near the town of westley, there is a very serious accident that narrowed down people getting through the freeway in the wesley area to one lane as they take people away and there is a big rig accident with four helicopters on the scene. if you are going there, give yourself extra time and if you know someone coming in to tracy, they might be late. right now, the tracy commute looks all right but let's talk about solano ou are driving on 80 westbound because it looks some freeways on 37. the map may have frozen but i will tell you about it on 37 toward vallejo. for the most part, we are off to a nice start and

d morning my neighbors >> yeah, it's mostly in africa and wesley snipes is playing an african warlord "dolemite is my name" about the iconic '70's comedian and actor ruddy ray moore who created the alter ego dolemite. >> do you know karate? >> no, but i'm a fast earning. i could chop me up a mother -- >> he believed in himself so it's a really inspirational story. >> does eddie murphy have that much confidence in himself? >>waing away from the train wreck confidently. >> if i'm being honest, it is hard not to fan girl when you're in a room with him. he's a legend. >> amazingly talented and the new movie looks great. >> now, john, in honor of your movie "playing with fire" we want to play a little game with you. you have impeccable fashion sense, but we want to know which of your looks you think are still smokin' and which you would put in the fire. >> experience comes through failure. to the way back machine. so that tank top over baggy shirt, cargo pants are pretty utilitarian, but i think they're used wrong here. overall i think this look needs a rehash. >> i think you're a mix ther

>>> northbound highway 5 near the wesley rest area near the town of westley, there is a very serious accident that narrowed down people getting through the freeway in the wesley area to one lane as they take people away and there is a big rig accident with four helicopters on the scene. if you are going there, give yourself extra time and if you know someone coming in to tracy, they might be late. right now, the tracy commute looks all right but let's talk about solano ou are driving on 80 westbound because it looks some freeways on 37. the map may have frozen but i will tell you about it on 37 toward vallejo. for the most part, we are off to a nice start and no problems for the area and you can see carquinez and phoenicia bridge traffic looking good. at 4:31, let's get steve with the weather. >>> we are starting off mild with high clouds and not much of a breeze at the surface. a little bit in the hills but temperatures, this will be the warmest day of the week and cooling begins tomorrow. in this er in nevada, we will be cranking up the breeze with much cooler but windy toward wedn

na: general wesley clark, thanks so much for joining us. gen. clark: thank you. nada: turning nowo u.s. politics, because here in washington, e former u.s. bassador to ukraine has testified that she was removed om her position on the orders of president trump. speaking behind closed doors to congressional investigators, marie yovanovitch said there had been a concerted campaign against her based on what she called unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives. her testimony comes as immigrants continued their efforts to learn more about e l ties to ukraine.administration's to help us through this i was joined earlier with the bbc's anthony zurcher. thanks for being here. this was really scathing testimony. what do you think she revealed umabout the way president has conducted foreign policy? anthony: we haveineen her opremarks. we don't know what the investigators asked in her interesting to get to. in her opening remarks she talked about how the trump administration is using private influence and personal gain over diplomatic judgment in

and wesley snipes is great, too. he is so funny in this movie.us? >> jimmy: yes, you are. i want to run through a few random questions if you'd be so kind to solve this mystery for us. you turned down a chance to be part of "we are the world." in the "we are the world" video. is that true? >> i didn't turn it down. i wa doing sometng else, and stevie, i was in stevie wonder's studio. and i was working on music, and he was like, come over, we're doing this thing. and i was like, hey, man, i'm recording this song "party all the time." [cheers and applause] i was doing some other, then they called, then i realized afterwards what it was, and i felt like an idiot. >> jimmy: right before you got snl. >> singing this heavy song, "we are the world", and my song "party all the time", take your ass. >> jimmy: you were fired from a job at mcdonald's, true? >> no, i quit that job. >> jimmy: you quit the job at mcdonald's. >> i was fired from chandler's shoes. >> jimmy: chandler's shoes. is this right before snl? >> oh, yeah, right before snl. >> jimmy: and

wesley president trump ordered a few dozen soldiers to withdraw from an area along the turkish border. >> we ve es y caughtbetween tw those events in norma's. the move clear the way for turkey to launch an assault on the areas poonthsider them terr but they have long been part of the alliance against isis.>> i think he can think of nothing more disgusting than what this president is allowing to happen. >> is expanding a last week's order directing not u.s. forces to leave in syria. and reacted with dismay. >> here the president talk about endless wars on. we were actually preventing it in this world. that actually commenced on sunday. it is really depressing. >> the former defense secretary warned of unintended consequences. >> if we do not keep the pressure on that isis will research. it is absolutely given. >> the president insisted he mahesithsaturkish border. >>> leaders announced they are joining forces with syria. figh off the rk the race for the whi house. democratic voters said president trump's allegations against joe biden has not affected their views. it is elizabeth ward w

. >>> joining me general wesley clark, retired general, former nato supreme allied commander.you very much for being with us this morning. the news and cnn has confirmed this, the defense secretary told us, they will leave a couple hundred troops behind in northeast syria. what do you make of that development? >> i think that's very important, it's encouraging, but it doesn't really offset the diplomatic impact or the loss of position by the abrupt pullback in president trump's announcement. all over the world people are asking, can you trust the united states? what's this about? and again, although it's welcomed to have a couple hundred troops left in northeast syria, what it shows is, the united states is not reliable. we're not credible. we say things. i just can't imagine the pain our troops feel who have worked personally and the courage to put their lives on the line, seen the casualties and to drive off and leave them be it's incredibly painful. >> when you see the pictures, i don't know if you can see the pictures we put on the screen, of u.s. troops having potatoes th

once we pulled back, we enabled the conflict. >> general wesley clarke.you, sir. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> >coming up, reaching a tentative deal to end a 31-day strike by nearly 50,000 workers. longest strike in the auto industry in more than 20 years. you're watching msnbc. g msnbc. ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. hi walter. join us for a walk? oh, i'd love to, but my legs and feet are so tired and achy. walter, you need revitive! it's the circulation booster! it really got me moving. i use my revitive every day! to relieve my aching legs and feet. it's so easy, drug free and its electrical muscle stimulation really improves the circulation in my legs. i'm back walking this guy everywhere. check it out online. revitive, fda cleared. clinically tested. only revitive relieves aches and pains, increases oxygen rich blood, and

they tried to win the nevada attorney general's race for republican wesley carl. wesley carl duncan. and they lost. and last night at dulles airport, they lost big-time. this afternoon, donald trump denied knowing lev parnas and igor fruman but propublica reported this afternoon lev parnas posted photographs of their dinner at the white house with donald trump. on facebook. it's all there. leading off our discussion tonight, chuck rosenberger, former senior fbi official, former u.s. attorney and a former counsel to robert mueller at the fbi. he now hosts the msnbc podcast, "the oath." also joining us tonight, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and an msnbc legal analyst. and evan, former cia operative, former independent presidential candidate. he is the co-founder of standup republic. chuck rosenberg, i want to start with you and i want to start with that moment which would have been ig nosnoreignoreable accounts, anyway, we know is rue ke routine, u.s. attorney turns to the fbi and thanks them for their work that got them this

i love wesley clark. he's not a great candidate. there was fred thompson on the republican side who was going to be a savior. what is the psychology here? >> oh, i think the psychology is that democrats are in a sort of congenital condition to worry and that is exacerbated by donald trump who -- i mean, democrats have carnal fears about his ability to destroy, you know, people in his path. republican, democrat, frail humans, you know, anyone in his path. he has the ability to destroy. so i think there is -- those things combine to create a lot ofages ta lot agitation. i think it's around a lot of people. i would say like in past election cycles, the nominee is likely, almost i'd say 100% likely, but likely to be one of the candidates running and whoever emerges from this contest will seem strengthened because they have defeated -- that person will have defeated so many other people. >> that's the point, christina. to me it's always about the fact that campaigning exposes the candidate's weaknesses. that's the process of campaigning.

aston villa won 5—1 at norwich, wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty.sh premiership — rangers and celtic — play tomorrow, but we've had four results today. nine man aberdeen scored a late equaliser against hibs. hearts lost 1—0 at home to kilmarnock. motherwell stay third after beating st mirren 2—0. ross county drew 2—2 against bottom side stjohnstone. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games was "not acceptable" as his side were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals. the first, largely due to a goalkeeping error by mary earps. the second found its way in via a deflection. beth england pulled one back on 80 minutes, but brazil held on for the win. canadian side toronto wolfpack have won promotion to rugby league's super league after beating featherstone rovers. it means top flight rugby league will be played in north america for the first time next year. toronto trailed 6—4 at the break, but eventually ran in four tries to complete a 211—6 victory. that's all the sport

villa won 5—1 at norwich, wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty.rs, play tomorrow in the scottish prmiership. we've had four results today. nine man aberdeen scored a late eaqualiser against hibs. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games was "not acceptable" as his side were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals, the first largely due to a goalkeeping error by mary earps. the second found its way in via a deflection. beth england pulled one back on 80 minutes but brazil held on for the win. back to the world athletics championships in doha, where great britain's men have won silver in the four x 100 metres relay race. adam gemili, zharnel hughes, and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke came second to the usa. fantastic result for great britain. another silver medal for britain. england beat 1a—man argentina 39—10 in tokyo to qualify for the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup. england's last pool match is against france and that will probably decide who finishes top in the p

wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty. that's all the sport for now. bbc sport website. the mother of british teenager harry dunn who died in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat says the government must put pressure on her to return to the uk. harry dunn died after the accident near raf croughton. the diplomat‘s wife has claimed immunity and travelled to the us. the boy's mother says she will make the foreign secretary dominic raab in the coming days. authorities said they wanted to interview an american woman in her 40s. the world's fastest kitefoil racers are battling for the kitefoil world series championship titles. the race on the first day was close, with high winds testing even the most experienced athletes. the five—day finale is taking place on the italian resort island of sardinia. it's set to be one of the hardest—fought after kiteboarding won inclusion in the line—up for the paris 2024 olympics. don't forget, i'm on twitter. across most of the country get ready for a wet night, rain spreading over most parts. they could be some mino

this could prove a huge afternoon for them and their striker wesley — two goals in the first half for a penalty as well that could've been a hat—trick, but it didn't matter in the end, villa made it 3—0 through jack grealish — it's his first goal in the top flight since september 2015. another man who could be a man knocking on the england squad door soon. conor hourihane and douglas luiz both added brilliant long range goals of their own to rack up five for villa. and a consolation goal for norwich wasn't enough to wipe the smiles off prince george's face. his dad the duke of cambridge, brought him along to carrow road, possibly getting his first born hooked on his team villa — the duchess of cambridge and princess charlote were there as well. and dean smith the villa boss was a happy man too. i will be getting them tickets for every game now, if they need tickets because we got the result today. i will even put a call in and see if we can get them on the team coach for the next game. really pleased just for the lads because people were questioning as a little bit but our performance

wesley news agency reveals that lloyd has misused an oath quote have been high ranking of iranian military official making to iran the more belligerent during gleeful tensions. and amid a surge of a number of my current censuring it's really off the road and reopened its poll your time and its control but it can turn toward us.

regime change operations are by nature corrupt you go back to cost of 0 when you had albright and wesley clark getting involved in business right after the smoke could barely cleared you saw the french passionately attached to the oil in libya driving the libya operation the ukraine coup d'etat that the us supported was also a corrupt endeavor and you ask who benefits what we see who benefits biden's son kerry son in law or whatever he was all of the elites benefit from this the us goes and throws bombs and destroys entire societies and then goes in and rapes millions of dollars this is a scam it's a scheme it's an attack on the american people and american values this is the deep state the elites benefiting the parasitic class benefiting off the labor of the rest of us and enriching themselves all right it's anti-american ok on that note gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks and i guess include washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our d.c. you next time and remember prostate cells. lead. player. lead . the. play. so so. lists lists. lists. p

their team is starting to gel, and record signing wesley struck twice as they beat norwich 5—1.ries, who dropped into the relegation zone. and just above them now are everton, who lost 1—0 at burnley. tottenham's difficult start of the season didn't get any better, as they lost 3—0 at brighton. and to make matters worse, their goalkeeper and captain hugo lloris will be out for a while after he dislocated his elbow. nick parrott, bbc news. the top two in the scottish premiership, celtic and rangers, play today. motherwell are still third, three points behind celtic after beating st mirren, and kilmarnock won at hearts — chris burke with the only goal. that leaves hearts two points off the bottom. the day's other matches ended in draws. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games isn't acceptable. they were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals — the first a goalkeeping error by mary earps. unlucky again for the second which found its way in via a deflection beth england lifted the crowd with her firs

north wesley winds 12. 23 in fairfield.ou see the colors imitating the stronger gusty conditions up in the hills. there is a look at relative humidity values. it is dry for all of us due to this northeasterly winds. that offshore flow at 17 percent. looking at 14 percent in livermore. 13 percent in fairfield. relative humidity values down to the single digits this morning. here is what you can expect. strongest winds happening right now through the morning. they will start to ease. warmer temperatures as we go to the day. milder weather. friday and into the weekend. we have the strong cold low pressure center of the great basin. do we have the strong high- pressure to the west. when you have them so close, you have a tight pressure gradient. with that wind flow, looking at that offshore wind event. future cast as we take you to the rest of our morning. we will see the strong winds. the red and purple colors. again, really up in the hills. 20 mom mile-per-hour wind gust. they will ease as we head through our afternoon. that

. >> like wesley snipes all of a sudden. i love you. how's everyone at home?re looking at me. i owe you money. i never forget if i owe you money. >> take it, take it. please, don't insult me. >> i don't know who you are. >> no, just tell johnny we're square. i don't want any trouble. >> i don't know who you are. >> you're insulting me, give me a hug. give me a hug. give me a hug. what's happenin'? i know who you are. >> how you know? >> what's going on with you. >> huh? >> you're from the block, 63rd. >> 63rd. you were upstairs, i was downstairs. all right. you get that park ticket thing taken care of? >> what parking ticket. >> i love you. come here. you got to show pauley this p picture. >> that's my son. >> i know. we need to get together. all right. there he is. what's happening? you going to walk past me? how you been. you good? everyone's all right at home? >> everyone's great, everyone's great. >> i haven't heard from tom in a while. you talk to him? >> yeah, he's doing good. his leg's getting better, appreciate your concern. lookin' od. >> you cut your

good person just sitting i was 13 years ago when you're gonna be used to spoke with you but you took wesley beautification that most of us with us now if this years these years the courts so many where. the worst. most of which would you. usually he cica your ideas are going she'd get or a book. written that it is that you know about it. which is most of it of. your if she leaves a book on you tube. and you think you do especially when you get a problem with evidence for their future president. missed the point but words don't want you. to just. spittle machine you need human beings reason only a little bullet just. look it is too good to me. but sure but for a similar decision little pulled in with my decreased. wish we could. push for what you want in these new film directed just go look at all the double the opium on this good question for each. team got down oh i'm on my couch. with. the one used. more. meat on me after we had almost all what i see you have never seen me. at the start it's getting pretty seedy. at the nearest suitable school. we go get them get the we're going to visit

what is great about this is you get the real story from general wesley clark who was there and the commandingchief of staff to president clinton and went on to be defense secretary, and we have great voices telling the story including operators doing this work, and you can't see their face and their voices are d distorted, but it's absolutely fascinating. >> who was general krstic, and why was it important to bring him to justice? >> he used the military apparatus, and the fact that he was a military officer, he used his military prowess to commit terrible acts of genocide, and slaughtering people and burying them in mass graves, and he used, again, all of the elements he had as a commanding officer to kill, candidly, innocent men, women and children to degrees that i don't know if we want to talk about on tv. what happened, and the reason i think the show is so important, it walks us through that and then it shows the length the united states and our allies went to to bring justice for the slaughter slaughtered victims and make sure this never happens again, and it's an important part of the

wesley wilson. i used to enjoy quitting things. it's super easy to start stuff and it's really hard to finish things. i used to really enjoy quitting because it was easy. mr. wes, he challenged me and we took it a step at a time. month by month he would challenge me different things. i loved having a goal to reach. that's the way he was able to get me to do things consistently was by providing me with some kind of reward at the end of each month each time i did something. eventually it translated to national service because as everyone up here can understand and attest to the fact that it gets really, really difficult sometimes doing this, being homesick, being far away from your family, all this, it's really really hard but it's extremely rewarding at the same time. >> terrific. i want to end with a final question for you all. i was really struck, andrew, by what you said at the beginning. raise your hand if you believe that you have the ability and opportunity to affect positive change in someone else's life, you have a moral obl

spirit highs today will be warm but not nearly as warm as we have seen, wesley in the 80s and the north inland areas, and the 70s and 60s around the bay, red flag warning in effect tonight through monday morning for pretty much everybody with few exceptions of san francisco and parts of san jose, also a high wind warning. anyone in the red, north bay, sonoma county, all a wind warning and wind advisories everybody in yellow with gusts up to 80 mph until monday morning. >> we should find out this morning at 8 am if pg&e cut power to customers because of extreme fire conditions and the outages could hit every part of the bay area except for san francisco and it would likely start this evening and last for 48 hours.>> you can count on kpix, we will keep you up-to- date.>> thank you for watching this morning. narrator: today on "lucky dog", after life on the streets of los angeles, this shy chihuahua mix could prove a dream come true for a 13-year-old boy. julie: ben has wanted a dog forever. narrator: but if tater hopes to star in his own rags to riches tale... [tater barking] narrator: ..

>> mostly in africa and wesley snipes is in it. >> they teamed up for dolomite is my team about the 'e believed in himself. and that's a really inspirational story. >> does eddie murphy have that much confidence in himself? >> i have mastered the art of walking away from the train wreck confidently. [ laughter ] >> meanwhile, on tv this weekend, a big live event. i'm talking about nascar. it brings in big bucks, and i saw the proof, a glimpse of a north carolina mansion fit for a racing wife. >> oh, it's the house that nascar built. yes, please. >> 15,000 square feet, five bedrooms, eight baths. that's what $5.6 milln will get you in north carolina along with a private dock on lake norman. it's a perfect home for nascar driver kurt bush and his bride ashley. she once crossed malets with prince harry. >> she was right on inhere hooking. >> but is there any pressure where you're thinking, okay, i can't accidently hit or hurt the prince or something like that? >> no. i think he wants to be played against like a normal person in a fair game. >> nascar drivers make bank. kurt's brother kyl

maybe they will bring more to the table than the african-american from wesley mack. david: carol? how i feel about harvard, the hedge fund with an education institution attached to it. with that being said you either stand for the principle of it and not discriminating based on race or you don't. i am afraid i think it is reprehensible to judge people based on her fear is. i kinda feel that is where we are as a nation, but you have to make a choice. either we are allowed to discriminate against people for random things or you are not. but you don't get to pick and choose if it fits your narrative. i think it's horrible. david: very quickly. we only have 15 seconds. >> i don't understand how the plaintiff says, you are picking based on race. they agree on it but they say you lose the case. there is something very, very weird with this whole thing. david: the last word on the subject. meanwhile, president trump calling out nancy flows and other democrats were focusing on an impeachment inquiry while ignoring their devastated homeless crisis. the mayor of laguna hills say they need t

wesley roads a very small role. homes back there. i didn't see an destroyed homes or damaged homes. but i did see thareas where the fire has come through there because they were chaed black and there are a number of trees on the ground and then y have units like this. firefighters like this that are driving up these small roads and looking for hot spots even when i was off in saw uple hot spots the distance that they're looking f those hot spots and then they are spraying those hot spots down with water so. i went to that area i went to a coupe different roads off of mark west springs road. and really saw firefighters. in in every small area just when yo thought you were the only person for a mile or 2. you go around a corner and you'd see a squad of firefighters there i just keeping a cse eye on things. now that area wasn't very smoky today. but this area where you see this video. it was very smoky ere tonight as they were keeping close eye on things i was also at safari west where they have a crew around 20 people at are keeping a close eye. on that park, they have a 1000 animals

developed by john wesley heights in the 20th century as a replacement for billiard balls. it was expensive into the process of collecting it was gruesome and inhumane. the story of plastics from the genesis through today they make surgery is less invasive, receptive and affordable and in a century and a half they made cars, trucks and planes more efficient or affordable or friendly and ultimately safer. plastic pipes take wastewater away for treatment in the most economical and environmentally sustainable way. they've also made food last longer across the world. the plastics industry employed 990,000 people in the united states and with the largest number is california where 79,700 men and women are directly employed by the industry. i can say with confidence none of them got into this business to pollute waterways and i can also say with confidence they enter with a passion to improve the safety and quality of a lot of people. our products end up where they shouldn't accept me and the people that work in the industry i'm sure feel the same way but it's a fact. it's also a

>> also starring wesley snipes and snoop dogg, this netflix film hits theaters this weekend and streams scoring a solid 98% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. our producer said he could not find a negative review. a disco dandy period piece, ebullient comedy with an irresistibly inspirational message. can you dig it? consider it dug. >> ebullient, what's that mean? >> you googled it, trevor. >>> this morning on "world news now," another trump phone call in question. >> just hours after he publicly encouraged china to investigate former vice president joe biden, a new report that he spoke to china's leader about biden months ago and angry president trump tweeting overnight. >>> also this morning senator bernie sanders is getting better. his wife is sharing an update on his recovery. and when we could see him in public again. >>> finally free. a man who spent 26 years behind bars after being wrongly convicted is now a free man. hear his emotional message when he walked out of prison. >>> let's "taco about it." it's national taco day. it's "guac" and roll. we're here to celebrate with som

including wesley carmichael who are trying to really prove that the segregation in interstate travelis actually occurred. were going to connect with massive violence in places like anniston alabama around may 14th 1961 as going to force the kennedy administration to send federal marshals into the self and for the first time take a stand and terms of civil rights. 1962 they become the first in the black student to enroll penhaul miss and three days of rioting in mississippi and federal marshals again are going to be deployed and when you think about 1962, you can see the civil rights movement is in 1963 is able pivotal peak here of civil rights demonstrations and in 63 is the year where birmingham alabama and king junior who really has come into national spotlight alongside rosa parks and 55 and 56 on the montgomery alabama busted ministration. that's 182 day boycott and the 332nd day and montgomery alabama. that turns king into a national figure in time magazine and published by the new york times. when we think about king by 1963 he's a political mobilize or but it's really the stru

wesley scored twice and also missed a penalty. goalless between watford and sheffield united.row. the england lionesses lost to brazil 2—1 in a friendly today. almost 30,000 were at middlesbrough‘s riverside stadium. a record for an england women‘s game outside wembley. jo currie was there for us it may have been a bumper crowd watching here at the river side. more than 29,000 fans turned up, and england women‘s record crowd outside of wembley. however, the lioness is fa ns of wembley. however, the lioness is fans watching their team play on home soilfor the first fans watching their team play on home soil for the first time since the world cup, it was a result to forget. england had bundled the ball into the back of the net early on, only for it to be ruled out for offside. england looked comfortable and dominated in the first half. they managed to keep one of the game at‘s greatest ever games, marta, at bay. but phil neville‘s site filled in front of goal when it mattered. taylor had the pick of the chances. neville called for his side to be more ruthless in the second half,

this remind me a lot like 2006 more than 2008 where you had lieberman and wesley clark and howard deanall of them were front-runners at some point. the question isn't if you're a front-runner now, but if you're going to be front-runner, you're going to be attacked, can you hold onto it. i think we're going to see overlong-term if these attacks on elizabeth warren stop her momentum, because she's surging now, but what's also interesting in the polling is that she is the second choice of almost every major candidate's supporter. so do these attacks around her sort of level off her momentum? >> let's talk about the substance, because one of the notable moments for her last night was this refusal again to acknowledge that taxes would go up under the medicare for all plan. i want to play you a little bit of some of the back and forth there. >> will you raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it, yes or no? >> costs will go up for the wealthy and for big corporations, and for hard-working middle class families costs will go down. >> a yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer.

wesley's sunshine was a relief for many to all the relief rain we have seen, this is it, high—pressurert thursday morning. the strong winds which we have had across north—eastern scotland down the east coast of england should tend to ease down along with the showers. meanwhile cloud building up across southern and western areas, more of a breeze from the south—east for cornwall and devon, not quite as cold, nine celsius for plymouth, another chilly one elsewhere, a touch of frost across parts of northern england and into scotland. starting off with high—pressure four thursday, looking to the west to x hurricane lorenzo arriving later on thursday, during friday to bring a spell of wet and windy weather. that storm will eventually arrive across much of ireland through thursday, bringing gales and also some huge waves, the republic of ireland gradually ploughs building across western britain, gales will develop some i receive coasts. largely dry and fairly bright across central eastern areas. quite chilly any north—east, temperatures creeping up across the south as storm lorenzo continues

also, on the upper big—spending aston villa, their team is starting to gel, and record signing wesleyelegation zone. and just above them now are everton, who lost 1—0 at burnley. tottenham's difficult start of the season didn't get any better as they lost 3—0 at brighton. and to make matters worse, their goalkeeper and captain hugo lloris will be out for a while after he dislocated his elbow. nick parrott, bbc news. a really nasty injury. the top two in the scottish premiership, celtic and rangers, play today. motherwell are still third, three points behind celtic after beating st mirren, and kilmarnock won at hearts — chris burke with the only goal. that leaves hearts two points off the bottom. the day's other matches ended in draws. england women's manager phil neville said a fourth defeat in five games "isn't acceptable", they were beaten 2—1 by brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough. debinha scored both of brazil's goals — the first a goalkeeping error by mary earps. unlucky again for the second which found its way in via a deflection. beth england lifted the crowd with her first i

a difference between wesley and our intelligence and every now and then he pools -- i give him a little pat. he said every now and then from god when we are praying we need that little divine pat, the feeling of closeness. so discounted and hard to rationalize in our western tradition that we discounted that there are different ways of knowing, deep ways of knowing which is the mystic way of knowing, meditation is a way of knowing, ways of knowing that are far more than a syllogism and proving something rational. >> i want to ask you two quick questions. they are not easy questions but relatively quick questions about the church and open it up to questions. many catholics are struggling what to do with sexual abuse in the church and because you have been a victim advocate in so many ways and you thought deeply about how we reckon with horrible things and see the humanity of all people, how do you hope the church might proceed in healing the gulf between people who have been harmed and those seemingly self protective church institution? >> not seemingly protective. we know bishops covere

at work at the next stage of his comeback, a sequel of coming to america, shooting the movie with wesleytallment of the "bad boys" franchise. nothing to see here. lawrence posting, when bad boys come to america. tracy morgan in "coming to america" posted a group shot including a lot of cast, including sherry, reprising her role as lisa from the first movie. >>> up next, bill murray, maybe you will see him at the p.f. changs, apparently that's where he wants to work he sat down with amy schumer for a podcast, and revealed his desire to work there when he's no longer acting. >> although i did fill out an application at p.f. changs at the atlanta airport because i think that's been one of the great places. >> to do what. >> just to work there. >> any job. >> it looks like they are having the best times working at p.f. changs. >> i don't know if he's serious but look for him at the p.f. changs. >> they tweeted out, when can you start. you're in. >>> olivia newton john, giving superfans to own the iconic outfit from the end of the film. putting the black leather jacket and hundreds of items u

remember when general wesley clark got in?ers are satisfied with their choices and i do not see hillary clinton. >> bill: number four "new york times." anxious democrats is there anybody else? party leaders worried about dem chances and musing late entrance to the race. >> if there is anybody who doesn't have big ego. is there anybody? if hillary clinton runs and why she won't or be convinced not to, the whole russia thing with trump is dead because there is so much evidence of her relations and the clinton foundation's relations and bill clinton's relations with underhanded, questionable russians and there is a ukraine connection. so many things about hillary's past that would be brought to bear it would make the trump claims about biden look like kindergarten. >> one thing is also important to remember i don't know about these polls. i distrust all polls pretty much all the time but i think the evidence that voters are dissatisfied with the field is if you look at joe biden. the fact that he is still doing very, vel well des

developed by john wesley heights in the 20th century as a replacement for billiard balls.it was expensive into the process of collecting it was gruesome and inhumane. the story of plastics from the genesis through today they make surgery is less invasive, receptive and affordable and in a century and a half they made cars, trucks and planes more efficient or affordable or friendly and ultimately safer. plastic pipes take wastewater away for treatment in the most economical and environmentally sustainable way. they've also made food last longer across the world. the plastics industry employed 990,000 people in the united states and with the largest number is california where 79,700 men and women are directly employed by the industry. i can say with confidence none of them got into this business to pollute waterways and i can also say with confidence they enter with a passion to improve the safety and quality of a lot of people. our products end up where they shouldn't accept me and the people that work in the industry i'm sure feel the same way but it's a fact. it's also af