did as you can see it features the new a star wars fien on greenwood says he used just spray paint toe it took about 2 hours last saturday and he says he did it because he hopes to promote the arts to young people and he says he plans to touch us up and add some more. an s to baby yoda. >>the marvel movie universe is expanding the studio president says there are plans to introduce a transgender character. he says it's not clear yet or at least he's not going to tell us yet which movie will include the addition, but it's a movie being shot right now. the studio says that one of marvel's goals is to be diverse and inclusive when it comes to female characters and characters of color. >>and sports turnovers proved to be pretty costly for wisconsin was oregon claiming victory at the rose bowl key rooney walking into the studio right now as we speak. >>we'll have the scores and highlights from today's action. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. natural

mason greenwood, 6—0, united unable to miss.league form, united were, for today at least, pitch perfect. the holders manchester city enjoyed their afternoon at the etihad, with a dominant 4—0 victory over fulham. the championship side were reduced to ten men early on, and never recovered as pep guardiola's men cruised into the fifth round. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. left of screen, the fulham captain tim ream wearing, notice his shorts, number 13. an experienced american international set for a big game. off they went for 90 minutes. ream only lasted six. a tangle with manchester city's jesus, and the referee immediately confirmed it was a penalty. he also indicated ream's game was over, and effectively, so was fulham's. and no mistake from gundogan with the penalty. the question already became, how many? 2—0 versus ten men thanks to bernardo silva. would you swap places with fulham's manager, scott parker? pep guardiola with a warm shoulder, good luck. if fulham play here next season, and they are pushing

look, his team picked greenwood.is a very symbolic place, because it was a thriving place for black-owned businesses in the early 1900s. and in the 1920, a black -- a white mob basically destroyed the neighborhood and, you know, these things happened all across the country. and in this speech, he said all children have to be educated about this across america. >> cristina alesci, thank you for being here, reporting that for us. still ahead, for the first time, prince harry is addressing his exit from the royal family in a new video where he says i want you to hear the truth from me. we have his message, next. ♪ $12.99 all you can eat now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. laso you can enjoy it even ifst you're sensitive. se. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! tit's great actually, i've been listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when you work from home. i'

playing with rashford on the left, incredible pace and greenwood coming in is very good and a naturalscorer. you have the pace of daniel james as well. goal—scorer. you have the pace of danieljames as well. no problems up front but you do have problems in midfield. the problem is that it is a big paul pogba shaped problem in the centre. if you get the best out of him and can do that every week, then you don't have a problem, but it isa then you don't have a problem, but it is a big if. it is a kick-off at eight o'clock here. mikel arteta took on manchester united five times as an arsenal player and he never against them. a goal in one of the 5:30pm kick—offs with gabrieljesus giving manchester city the lead against everton. that's it. next on bbc news it's time for click. are you well? that was great. trying to give spencer direction. we just did a stagger through which is about three hours behind schedule. hopefully it's all going to work out in the end when we go live at five o'clock. no pressure.

, in the conversation that mike bloomberg had today, not just with the folk who were in tulsa in greenwoodacross the country. >> now, he has baggage. i've challenged the surrogates for mr. sanders as well as mr. biden on the crime bill and other things. he with stop and frisk, central park five, how do you -- you're the chairman of the campaign. how do you deal with the fact that there are things that mr. bloomberg has had serious problems in the black community? how do you deal with that in the campaign and contrast that to the other candidates, have to deal with their own issues that have been raced in their career in terms of issues that deal with race? >> well, first i want to be clear, i'm the national political chair, not the overall chair of the campaign. that's someone else's role and responsibility. i want to stay in my line. you know as well as i do, reverend al, that anyone that's been in politics for some period of time, whoever tried to change anything or do anything or accomplish anything, you're going to have some negatives that go with your work. it's the nature of the busi

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that's never going to happen as we have to be much more subtle in our approach to treating cancer new greenwood sinister ugly when you read the book is us saying that using all this information later years diffused like there was something intrinsic about life in cancer yes it's the nature it's the nature of multicellular life cancer is sort of written into the whole. logic of life 2000000000 years ago there were just single celled organisms on this planet and a bacterium for example just has one imperative replicate replicate replicate it's in effect immortal and then about one half 1000000000 years ago life organized itself rather differently than these some organisms did ensue multicellular collectives and what happens there in order organisms like selves is that individual cells give up their individual immortality they outsource that immortality to special sit germ cells likes eggs and sperm and they carry the information. legacy into the next generation and the individual so-called somatic cells like a cells in a skin and liver and so on they part of that contract is that they undergo pro

lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the sport.round of the australian open knocking out the defending champion knocking out naomi osaka and took to 67 minutes to beat osaka and straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. to beat osaka and straight sets, 6—3, 6—4. there was a shock except for a serena williams who lost the dick cheney spare for the first time that she has gone out this early for 14 years. it means her quest to witness the record of 24 grand slam singles titles continues. meanwhile, the six—time winner, roger federer‘s poutine third round match against the unseeded australianjohn tend not to be anything but routine, it took five grilling sets to reach the fourth round. neck and neck the whole match the final set went to a tie—break, the third seat fighting down to win the last six points and to ta ke down to win the last six points and to take his 100th win at the australian open. the 38—year—old was going for his 21st grand slam career win. the final test between south africa and england looks like it would be a lot closer than engla

and back again palaces to the greenwood for the future role of the duke and duchess of sussex prince harry and maggie won't use their royal highness titles any wall but tar being allowed to keep them in a statement from the palace queen elizabeth the seconds that the couple will pay public money used to renovate their u.k. home last week carrying a bag of the doubts they intended to step back and see the members of the royal family. there with the cell rubble a reminder of our top stories lebanon's month long protests have turned violent security forces fired water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators in a face off that lasted several hours more than 200 people were injured demonstrators say they're tired of waiting for the government to fix the ongoing economic crisis all of the half turn of the leader of libya's u.n. recognized government of arrived in berlin ahead of a highly anticipated peace conference is aimed at finding a resolution to the months long complex recent attempts to find a ceasefire her fall apart if you have a 30 government soldiers have died in a missile strike i

anthony martial headed in the third, before more optimism came for united in the form of mason greenwood's across senior competitions this season. the 18—year—old showing he has bright future. united are a long way off where they want to be but they are into fifth position now. for norwich things look very grim, rooted to the bottom of the table. very, very happy. we started on the front foot. you know when you can walk off, and i am sure that the opposition are talking about manchester united as a very, very hard—working team, with the quality of players we have got, that is what i want from my team and i am delighted. chelsea are the side still in that fourth champions league spot as it stands. they still have a five point cushion on united in fifth thanks to a 3—0 win over burnley. jorginho scored from the spot, before tammy abraham got pretty lucky to make it 2—0, the ball from this position somehow found its way past nick pope in the burnley goal. it was a pretty tame header. another goalfor tammy it was a pretty tame header. another goal for tammy abraham keeping it was a pretty tame

good evening, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with your latest sports news.ator during england's final match of their test series in south africa. stokes had just been caught on two before the game was stopped for bad light with england 192—4. but as he walked—off the pitch injohannesburg he was clearly heard reacting to some heckling from the crowd — appearing to use obscene language towards a spectator. under the icc‘s code of conduct, the "use of an audible obscenity during an international" is a level one offence which carries a fine. the icc have 24 hours to decide if they're taking disciplinary action. stokes says... it's been a day of shocks in the women's singles at the australian open tennis. 15 year—old coco gauff has knocked out the defending champion, naomi osaka, in their third round match in melbourne. the american teenager took just 67 minutes to beat osaka in straight sets. the other big name to be knocked out today was serena williams. the seven—time winner lost to china's wang qiang — her earliest exit in melbourne since 2006. the defeat mea

they had greenwood here, the fire didn't construct completel burned the body. >> as we get closer, weeach side. it's not only symbolic that they're being protected, but the eggs date back to the battle . >> it's hard to believe. >> it's the final resting place here in the story we tell their at the fourth. it's basically their their memorial, their marker. >> this date of the texas revolution was dire. weeks earlier, most of the alamo , cm houston new winner lose his next battle would be his last, forcing him to make his most controversial decision to date. this cm houston and the fight for freedom, that decision and much more. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again! >> april 16th 1836, sam houston and ha

they had greenwood here, the fire didn't construct completely burned the body.re they buried them where monument stands. >> as we get closer, we see two cannons on each side. it's not only symbolic that they're being protected, but the eggs date back to the battle.e >> it's hard to believe. >> it's the final resting place here in the story we tell their at the fourth. it's basically their their memorial, their marker. >> this date of the texas revolution was dire. weeks earlier most of the alamo, sam houston new winner lose his next battle would be his last, forcing him to make his most controversial decision to date. this cm houston and the fight for freedom, that decision and much more. the fight for freedom, that decision and much more. >> april 16, 1836, sam houston and his texas army was just about here, in front of that very tree. famously now known as the which way tree, he looked at the limbs and said i could go through that women i could go to the american border right get more troops and maybe rest my guys, or you can make this decision follow that limb and o to see engines un

arthel: so gabby, this is standard a different conference in the greenwood cultural center.ast transgressions who said here's a man with a lot of greens who can help the black community begin to get out of the red. will this sentiment catch on across the country? >> the big question is he might have a lot of money to spend on his own presidential campaign. but if he is elected president, he will not be using his own personal fortune to benefit black americans and black voters. so the question is whether the policies he's prescribing on the campaign trail can actually accomplish what he says they will. and right now, he has not only taking flack from conservatives who say they are outrageously expensive proposals, but also from progressive democrats who say they just don't go far enough to address racial reconciliation and also economic mobility and african-american communities. arthel: so the jury is still out. i know of course you have his rivals and their opinions, but at the end of this particular day, on this topic, the final word goes to the black voters. so we will see

i think the fact that mayor bloomberg is trying really hard, and in a substantive way with his greenwoodative to reach out to african-american voters. i just want to push back a little bit on tiffany's point about what he had to say about republican voters. i get where she's coming from. i don't think mayor bloomberg was talking to that 39% hard corzie xenophobic. i think mayor bloomberg is talking about those republicans who are so purt off at off and and disturbed who don't like kids in cages, don't like families separated at the border, appealing to them to come over and vote democratic. again, we cannot forget bloomberg is running a two-pronged campaign. yeah, he's running for president. as you talk to him, craig, he's also running a campaign that will ensure that no matter who the democratic nominee is, that that person as good a chance as possible to defeating donald trump. that's digital ad campaigns, voter registration. he's a funder of stacy abrams, fair vote initiative and also putting money into house majority pact, helping those democrats in trump districts who voted for impe

so far as loring is concerned, i heard several expressions of disrespect at greenwood and edward 10. it amounted to that degree of hatred that the captain and myself agreed he would be willing for pendleton to lose a battle provided that he would be displaced. confidence the same that you're getting from the officers in the army of tennessee. probably the best place to look is grant and pemberton themselves. they get together and start to move northward. he issued orders to his soldiers, to his army, marching orders. he says soldiers of the army of ofnessee, a few days constancy will secure this victory the crowning victory of the rebellion. let us endure manfully. other battles are to be fought. let us fight them bravely. history will record our success with honor. grant is ready to go. pemberton, the men are much fatigued and i fear will struggle. in directing this move, i do not feel you comprehend the position the men of vicksburg will be in but i comply with your order. you see it oozing with anything but desperation there. he writes, i think it to myself to state that the advan

lizzie greenwood hughes has that, and extraordinary times in melbourne, lizzie.of all, extra ordinary times, unfortunately again for an stokes in south africa. he could be in trouble again after appearing to verbally abuse a spectator during england's final match of the test series in johannesburg. stokes had just been caught on two before the game was stopped for a bad light with england, 192—4. as he walked off the pitch, he was clearly heard reacting to some heckling from the crowd. appearing to use obscene language towards a spectator. under the icc code of conduct, the use of an audible obscenity during an international is a level one offence, which carries a fine. earlier in the series, stokes' team it was fined 15% of his match fee after verbally abusing a batsman. well, as you said, it's been a busy day and a day of shocks and the women's singles at the australian open tennis. serena williams is out while the 15—year—old coco has knocked out the defending champion. naomi and the first round match in melbourne. the american teenager took just 67 minutes me

watching your show know the history of tulsa, 100 years ago incredible race riot that is destroyed the greenwoodious speech yet talking about generational wealth of african-americans and not only what the past has meant to people of color in this country and the future should look like under mike bloomberg presidency and i believe it will continue to inform the conversation as people develop not only their opinions about mayor bloomberg and his incredible record of wealth creation personally and done for new york city but also what we will all begin to expect from all of the democratic candidates to speak in concise terms of what they have done and will do for black america and all of america. >> mayor, we'll be watching that speech closely and i hope i get a chance to talk to you again soon. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news from washington where the united states supreme court has agreed to take up a case that could have a major impact on how we elect presidents. nbc news justice correspondent peetd williams joins me for more. what is the issue and what's the decision? >> reporter: the i

investigation led them to the suspect a 22 year-old geoffrey van vo police found vo ding at a home on greenwood drive in unincorporated san pablo and arrested him but was booked for murder. >>more legal problems for former raider star antonio brown police were called to is hollywood florida home today. according to officers, a man says he was attacked by brown and brown's trainer glenn hope hope was arrested at the scene on a battery charge, this is video abeir of above antonio brown's house law enforcement say they have not been able to make contact with antonio brown, they're looking for him tonight, the instigation into the incident continues president trump that. >>climate activists today while addressing the world economic forum. in davos, switzerland, he dismissed them as no better than fortune tellers who spread pessimism. the president also announced that the united states would be joining the 1 trillion trees initiave which sells for ceo mark many off announced earlier in the day. but he office pledging to help bankroll the initiative as a way to help slow down climate change the goal

mason greenwood, 6—0, united unable to miss.pitch perfect. fa cup holders manchester city enjoyed their afternoon at the etihad, with a dominant 4—0 victory over fulham. the championship side were reduced to 10 men early on, and never recovered as pep guardiola's side cruised into the fifth round. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. left of screen, the fulham captain wearing, notices shorts, number13. an experienced international set for a big game. off they went for 90 minutes. he only lasted six. a tangle with manchester city'sjesus, and the referee immediately confirmed it was a penalty. he also showed the red card, and no mistake from gundogan with the penalty. the question already became, how many? 2-0 question already became, how many? 2—0 versus ten men thanks to bernardo silva. would you swap places with filament‘s manager, scott parker? pep guardiola up with a one shoulder, good luck. if fulham play here next season, and they are pushing for promotion, they will aim to keep a on the pitch. as much as they

two from marcus rashford and one from anthony martial and mason greenwood have taken them back up toe kick—off between spurs and liverpool. a liverpool win will send them 16 points clear at the top. exeter chiefs have qualified for the quarterfinals of the european champions cup after an incredible game with glasgow with a remarkable finish. it finished 31—31. glasgow started the strongest at scotstoun with scottish internationals tommy seymour and hquones scoring. the premiership leaders capitalised on glasgow's ill—discpline to take a 22—17 lead whilst the warriors were shorthanded. glasgow twice levelled the match to create a tense finale. exeter almost won it when former glasgow fullback stuart hogg launched a long range penalty with the clock dead only to see it hit the crossbar. glasgow's qualification prospects look all but over. saracens boosted their chances of reaching the quarterfinals, beating ospreys 22—15 in swansea. they had to do it the hard way too after welsh prop rhys carre was sent off afterjust five minutes for a high, shoulder led tackle. with a further man in t

walter todd of greenwood capital and dana peterson of citigroup.be sticking with me. on bloomberg markets we will have an exclusive interview with dallas fed president robert kaplan. 10:30 eastern time. now we want to give you an update on what is making headlines outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here. viviana: a beautiful monster of a trade deal. that is how donald trump described the agreement with china. today he is set to sign it. it is phase one of the agreement. fora could be punished violations on currency, intellectual property, and the trade tariffs. u.s. tariffs on chinese imports will stay in place until at least the election. if the countries signed a more extensive deal, more tariff relief would be considered. today the houseboats to send impeachment articles against president trump to the u.s. senate. that would lead to a trial early next week. the president has yet to settle on his defense strategy and the lawyers that would represented him. the republican senate is almost certain to acquit him. president trump former n

rampage inside a rabbi's home saturday night at a hanukkah celebration was arrested last september by greenwood lake police at new york and charged with possession of a weapon, reckless endangerment, and menacing a police officer. the case resulted in an adjournment, and contemplation of dismissal. of the decision the judge said was made by the district attorney's office. 37-year-old crafton thomas has been charged with five counts of attempted murder after the attack left several people severely injured. he has pled not guilty. his lawyers have said that, suffers from mental illness including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression. a pastor that knows the thomas family told the post that thomas' mother pleaded to have her son committed for inpatient treatment during a may 14th court hearing but the judge refused. in addition to the state charges, thomas has also been hit with several hate crime charges that could send him to prison for life. the family for one of the victims can use f newman, released a statement updating the public on his current condition saying this, our father was