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a football association was subsequently find the $150000.00. also have to play how much behind closed doors afterwards as well, but capital came through that also beat the re in the gulf company, they harvested by k. subsequently. now, begin we have a chance for some footballing revenge on the page. they're also still trying to qualify to make it to next year's finals. and cats are as well and for the home team. another chance to show that they really will be ready to home the world. this time, next year among were the direct line of her threes of cat, hers when they beat bahrain, 3 nell to finish. second in group a ahead of iraq. amman will play to mizzi on the quarters up to the north africans . finished top of group be by bidding the a one nil sophie dean. jose erie with the only goal of the game on monday. i'll say we beat tennessee on the previous round and missed the chance to join them in the elk else. they lost to one to mauritania, so it's the way who go through in 2nd place in group b. now back to our top story and for more on the oly

e in the quarter finals talk as for what to expect well the state today me as a counsel football association is for the national seem to get through out of the group stage. next jays world cup. and one of the reasons for hosting this, our cup, amongst many, is to give this team experience of playing in front of an expectant home crowd in a, in a competitive environment. and they'll be more competitive environments imaginable than a match against face regional rivals. the united arab emirates, let's remember when the teams met in the 2019 asian cup that was hosted by the you a the time were in the middle of a land sea and blockade on capital from some of its neighboring countries, including the u. a. was the ultimate away game. forecasts are no. cats are fans allowed in that stadium capsule will not game for nail and the infamous scenes during that game. when the you and the crowd pelted the capital players with water bottles and with shoes at one point, actions that subsequently led to the urea football association. being fined and having to play a match behind closed doors after the tournam

, and obviously the other— football association, and obviously the other part that we have seen someeresting, because it — transfer levy, which is interesting, because it was actually proposed by a primarily— because it was actually proposed by a primarily club, so box, you know, again. _ a primarily club, so box, you know, again. they— a primarily club, so box, you know, again, they could change the rules tomorrow — crouch also told mps that she hopes the independent regulator would be included in the next screen speech, could be implemented for the start of the 2324 season. in the meantime, she wants to see a shadow taxpayer funded independent regulator set up and the idea is that shattered regulator could start some of the work immediately ahead of future legislation, john.— legislation, john. katie, great to ert our legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts _ legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on _ legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on the - legislation, john. katie, great to get your thoughts on the list - legislation, john. katie,

earlier santa hamish spoke to ali salon from a cat or a football association. he told her the whole station are targeting at least a place and the knock at rounds at next year. its tournaments. the cafe bland, her blended for a long time to play a high level notches we saw to cope america, been the european qualifiers. a gold cup and now the article. so the aim is to lit each player have a certain number of matches, high level notches. so which was a good experience to them till was to walk up playing against or to go serbia argentina, columbia, brazil. it's good experience for, for the young boys to, to be ready for the water. our aims to presenting the decatur fulton a good way for sure. qualifying to the 2nd round is, is our achievement or our main goal, but for sure. with the supporters with the, with our everybody's for sticking with the team for sure. we're trying to do better and better, but to the men target is to qualify to the 2nd bomb and then we'll see how to go palestine play saudi arabia on saturdays, late game here in dough have but back in pales

cat her head of the world. cobb earlier santa who spoke to alleys, salad from the cat, her football association, and he told her the host nation are targeting at least a place and the knockout rounds at next year's tournaments. the tiffy bon bonded for a long time to play a high level notches results with cope america in the european qualifiers, a gold cup and all the outcome. so the aim is to little each player have a certain number of notches, high level notches. so it was a good experience to them to was the water playing against for to go sir via argentina, columbia, brazil. it's good experience for, for the young boys to, to be ready for the walk through our aims to present india because her football in a good way for sure her qualifying to the 2nd round is, is, is our achievement, our main goal. but for sure. with the supporters with the, with everybody's for sticking with a team, for sure. we're trying to do better and better, but to the men target is to qualify to the 2nd on and then we'll see how to go through that phase. egypt in a couple of hours before palestine play saudi arabia on

encouraging signs for kata ahead of the woke up, eddie, i spoke to ali, select it from the cutter football association, who told me the host nation are targeting at teeth to place in the knockout round. at next year's tournament. it's your fav plan. a blended for long time to play a high level notches results with keep america in the european qualifiers gold cup and now the article. so the aim is to little each player have a certain number of matches, high level notches. so which was a good experience to them to was the water playing against or to go serbia argentina, columbia, brazil. it's good experience for, for the young boys to, to be ready for the water. our aims to presenting the concert football in a good way for sure. qualifying to the 2nd round is, is our achievement or our main goal, but for sure with the supporters with the, with everybody's sticking with the team. for sure. we're trying to do better and better, but them in target is to qualify to the 2nd on. and then we'll see how to go to down face egypt and a couple of hours before passed on play saudi arabia in saturdays. that late gam

some level, we should be thankful for 11 and that we're here at school because it was their football association, and 963. this started the 1st are a couple of 5 things playing in that so minutes and here they are. now with the coming into this tournament again with a chance of making it the world cup for the 1st time in the history, the drug points. and i last couple of qualifies before this for them, and i'll go into the next ga with for crucial games to try and move in to the 3rd spot in their ration qualified group that would take them into a playoff system. if they go through that, then there's a chance that could be back here in june for an intercontinental play off against a south american country, but talking so a lot of the lebanese fan say before this game, they are not entirely optimistic that that team can make it and that's what i'm and, and this are only gets tough and having last we get, they now take on african champions. algeria, thank you for that. the richard said that our few mamma stadium in a few minutes, america and palestine kick off and the final match on day 2 is saudi

well the state today must be the castle football association, is for the national team to get it out of that group that will come next year into the last 16 at the very least until the 1st same true to the were the 1st names for the quarter finals at this tournament, ashby said they will get a very favorable drop. the will cut particular for this never qualified for it before the be seated, talking in that group, which means i will least avoid the absolute top nations for the rest of the world at that stage. and the best tournament it is useful. go to the same level as the world cup with a getting used to playing in these welcome stadiums, particularly the alibi t stadium by me now where they'll kick off the will come next year. and they're also getting used to playing in front of expects and home supporters. so often with the international teams around the world, there is pool on the players between club and country. we've been reluctance to release spies for their international games. that is not the case here. in capsule, we're getting it seem ready for this will come as being pri

for example, in the last few days that the dutch football association of come over for a visit to cattle and that the dutch team was one of the, the sides that said before wilka qualifies. the players appeared in t shirts before the games. they were making a point about football, supporting change, and not very well disguised reference to what was happening in cat saw and, and as the dutch f, i said when they got here, they had the chance to go to workers. and they said there's no point as boycotting the welcome because that one hope help the work is that he and the best way of raising awareness about issues is by engaging with the country am. and for example, the, the work that the supreme committee have done the organizes, they sometimes feel a bit frustrated because they can't just click their fingers and change the law on the country. they are part of that process into pushing the government into their forms that we have seen and all the while the pressure builds up because there are a lot of, um, concerted. i think you can say media campaigns and rightly focused on the issue. but if

england's preparations have been severely hampered by rain the football association's chief executivepologised for the disorder at wembley at this year's euro 2020 final saying "many suffered a terrible experience on what should have been an historic night". his apology follows an independent report by baroness louise casey in which she calls the disorder "a day of national shame for england" adding "there was a series of very near misses which could have led to a loss of life." the report details that around two thousand people got into the england v italy game illegally, particularly through disabled and emergency entrances. the report also said there was a "collective failure" in planning, including a "vulnerable" and inexperienced stewarding operation. it also cites the police deployment arrived "too late". football and after watching manchester united beat arsenal from the stands last night, united's new interim manager ralf rangnick has given his first press conference at old trafford. the german had plenty to say including admitting "it was a job offer he couldn't turn down" an

this is what prompted jordan henderson to speak out, and the professional footballers association sayayers welfare shouldn't be taken without consulting them. their opinion needs to be heard because it a valuable opinion in terms of the game because what has been clear over the last few months is the only piece which can never miss other players. without players there is no game because ultimately you cannot continue playing 70 games per season. a players average career is eight years and if you play 70 games per season at some stage we are talking about human beings here. those are people who know they are privileged and not being able to be a footballer is a pressing and equally they have shown how much they wanted and what we would like is to be a part of that conversation to make sure all the angles are covered and the welfare of the players is part of that conversation. we understand the importance of continuing praying and we are understand the few possible games in a very congested fixture. the players are understand that struggles that it entails postponing games and cancellin

the german football association are investigating comments made by borussia dortmund & england midfielderjude felix zwayer — referring to his six—month ban for a match—fixing scandal in 2005. tommy fury�*s fight with american youtuberjake paul has been called off with the brit struggling to be fit. the pair were due to fight in florida later this month after a long—running online feud. the bristol rovers manager joey barton has been found not guilty of pushing over the then barnsley manager daniel stendel after a match in april 2019, while he was in charge of fleetwood town. stendel suffered facial injuries. barton was cleared of one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm following a week—long trial at sheffield crown court. the former shrewsbury and plymouth argyll striker marvin morgan has died at the age of 38 his league career started at aldershot but he played for a number of non—league sides. he also founded a fashion business whilst at shrewsbury. a number of high profile footballers have posted tributes to morgan online — romelu lukaku said: "rip my brother you will be missed

he's the tigers captain but is expected to return to his hometown club bristol the football associationeal with barclays — doubling the exisiting sponsorship for women's and girls' football. here we go again, the second ashes test gets underway early tomorrow morning in adelaide. not much went right for england in brisbane last week, losing the opener by nine wickets. they did so without their leading wicket takers, stuart broad and james anderson, but both are in a 12 man squad. patrick gearey reports. it started with a mess. rory burns comprehensively balled first ball, england comprehensively beaten first test. so where next? go towards the lights. the match in adelaide will be a day night event paid partly under floodlights be a day night event paid partly underfloodlights and be a day night event paid partly under floodlights and entirely with the pink ball, and advantaging that file so significant they rested their greatest bowler to prepare for it. ,, . ~ ., , �* their greatest bowler to prepare for it. since i knew i wasn't playing at brisbane, i've _ it. since i knew i wasn't p

the football association says in england, 90% of all referees are under the age of 21, but keeping themherejust over 25,000 active referees in england. the fa's target is 6000 new ones each year, and although abuse related incidents are relatively low, there are fears it's keeping people away from the game. it's an issue at every level. lucy is 17 and referees children matches. fine issue at every level. lucy is 17 and referees children matches.- issue at every level. lucy is 17 and referees children matches. one of my friends started _ referees children matches. one of my friends started a _ referees children matches. one of my friends started a couple _ referees children matches. one of my friends started a couple weeks - referees children matches. one of my friends started a couple weeks ago i friends started a couple weeks ago and got a — friends started a couple weeks ago and got a bit of abuse. she just finished. it— and got a bit of abuse. she just finished, it was too much for her. you go _ finished, it was too much for her. you go from _ finished, it was too much for her. you go

student athlete and recently honored with an all-region award from the michigan high school football association. he had started college recruitment visits and was looking forward to many more until the unthinkable happened. his friends, his family and his fellow students remembered him as someone who always put his full heart into everything that he did. and justin shilling, a 17-year-old senior was cocaptain of the school's bowling team. his colleagues called him an exemplary employee, devoted friend and coworker and a pleasure to be with. as we mourn hana, madisyn, tate, and justin, we must remember those injured during this attack. at this very moment dedicated doctors and nurses are working around the clock to ensure that the wounded can swiftly recover. we're all thinking of them and wishing them well, along with those who were wounded, treated, and have now been discharged from the hospital. as a parent, i just simply cannot imagine the grief, the anguish that these families are forced to endure and the unimaginable pain that parents are feeling knowing that they can never -- never, ever

the football supporters association is urging fans to check how they will be impacted by a change inengland will need to show proof of double vaccination, or a negative test to attend games with crowds of over 10,000 it's one of the new measures introduced by the government in england to help reduce the spread of the omicron variant. british cyclist mark cavendish has appealed for help, as police investigate, an attack by four armed men, during a burglary at his home last month, in which his wife and children were threatened at knifepoint. cavendish was at home, at the time, recovering from two broken ribs and a collapsed lung, from a cycling crash when the break—in happened. a suitcase and two "high—value" watches were stolen, and as yet no arrests have been made yet. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that scottish premier league side hibs have sacked manager jack ross this morning after seven defeats in nine — it's just a week away from the league cup final. let's return to our top story and the £17,800 fine handed to the

the football supporters' association urges fans to find out how they'll be impacted by a change in covidritish household waste is being shipped and dumped in romania. it's illegal to send abroad rubbish that cannot be recycled, but tonnes ofjunk is being exported as it's cheaper than properly disposing of it at home. once there, broken electrical goods are often burned to extract valuable metals, polluting the land. the uk government has pledged to introduce tougher controls on illegal waste exports. angus crawford reports. british household waste, a long way from home. tonnes and tonnes of it discovered by customs officers at a port in romania. there's a microwave. environmental police say it's worthless junk which can't be recycled — illegal to export, but cheaper to send here than disposing of it properly in the uk. this is rubbish. translation: this made me feel that i romania is the landfill of europe. i this was one of many shipments, and other containers did get through. the authorities believe some of the waste came here, a vast private landfill, now under police investigation. w

todd: for so many in the younger generation john madden is a football game. they associatehim with the various madden football games that have taken over our videogame lives, but for me he really was the voice of watching those first few giants games in those first few years when i got into sports and started watching these games with my dad and so that voice of john madden and pat summerall broadcasting giants games, the better nfc east rivalry for so many years with the cowboys, the eagles, the redskins. that is what i remember. he was a voice that brought the game to the homes of so many and made it so the common man could understand football. he did not talk down to the viewer. he talked to the viewer like he was in their living room, like he was a coach trying to explain things away so they could understand and did fun things like you see on screen right now. who can forget the various awards they gave out at the end of big games including the turk ducking at the end of the thanksgiving game. john madden was a legend. he was football and he will be deeply missed. benja

let speak to the chair of the football supporters association. thank you forjoining us. i saw people setting off flares and rocket fireworks in a very dense crowd. i tried to find some police and i will remember what they said, he said it is resources, mate. in other words, there are only two of us. i think the police failed to anticipate the degree of problems in that area, outside the footprint of wembley, so it was not really that fa�*s responsibility. of wembley, so it was not really that fa's responsibility.- of wembley, so it was not really that fa's responsibility. these were not supporters. _ that fa's responsibility. these were not supporters, were _ that fa's responsibility. these were not supporters, were they - that fa's responsibility. these were not supporters, were they question | not supporters, were they question what they are not real fans of they turn up and behave like this. i don't think they were. obviously, i don�*t think they were. obviously, i don�*t think they were. obviously, i don�*t really know who they were. but i am pretty convinced that th

the football supporters association is urging fans to check how they will be impacted by a change inroduced by the government in england to help reduce the spread of the 0micron variant. we'll have more for you in sportsday with jane dougall, at 6.30pm. thank you very much, gavin. we look forward to that. an unofficial tribunal looking into allegations of human rights allegations in the chinese region of shing jan has concluded that beijing has carried out crimes against humanity. in a finaljudgment, it accused china of torture, rape and religious destruction against uighurs and other minorities. he uighur tribunal was set up in london to hear evidence against them in a legal setting. it has no force in law, but emphasises itsjudgment will setting. it has no force in law, but emphasises its judgment will be used ljy emphasises its judgment will be used by states, companies and individuals to inform their relationship with china. china accused the tribunal of being a machine turning out lies. he was the chair of the tribunal. fin was the chair of the tribunal. on the basis was the chai

the football supporters association is urging fans to check how they will be impacted by a change inttend games with crowds of over 10,000. it's one of the new measures introduced by the government in england to help reduce the spread of the omicron variant. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, your questions answered, on the new plan b restrictions for england. with me to answer your questions is dr chris smith, a virologist at the university of cambridge, and presenter of the naked scientist podcast. we've got lots of questions. we will kick off straightaway but first when it comes from sharon in essex. she says she is vaccinated but she doesn't understand how a coronavirus path can work. can't it still is bad in spite of your vaccine status? hello. the answer is that vaccines, when you first have them, they are very good at preventing both infection and severe disease. they are about 95% effective in case of pfizer vaccine. are about 95% effective in case of pfizervaccine. it are about 95% effective in case of pfizer vaccine. it is true that with time after vaccination,

association. but there's still some suspicious dealings in african football. for example, fatima somewhere i knew were actually appointed to clean up african football what. what have you achieved? what's, what's been done? well, there wasn't any recommendation as you know, my mission ended after 6 months. and today i'm quite confident that with the presence offered place than what they pay at the helm of gov for confederation. and also a veteran. i was saying it on by who also worked under me has a new secretary of gov. that very soon gaff will be also a very clean house. but how do you deal with political interference in football? because that has been one of the main issues with more that's why you've seen also so many countries or some time being under normalization committee. because when the government interfered with dialogue with them to tell them that they should not be an interference. and now we are not visiting to suspend some countries where really we have in children that there are corruptions and also that there is undo interference off of the go

. >> the president of wales football has held a virtual summit with member associations and tried to roposal for more frequent world cup spirit he told andy richardson it would lead to a fair were distribution of football wealth. >> there is a gap, which is getting bigger. at the club level, it is also huge but the national team. between some continents. it is our responsibility to make proposals on how we can not close this gap by bringing those who are up down. -- made them grow even more. we need to -- as well. [indiscernible]

people who don't level no cutoff thought i said hasn't got football culture in or they seem to forget that that q effie foundation association was formed in 1960 had been playing football. well, can i fit well here for over 60 years? so that in itself is as is enough to say. and i think i agree with everyone who said that every region in the world should be entitled to course the will come. and this will be the 1st woke up in the out of region as deserving of one in facility. so my commission is going to be an unbelievable woke up for footballers. i hope the funds make it equally as good, but i think it's a football when you're coming to cats after woke up, you read for something special and they will find that we could saudi people here of justice passionate about the football. sometimes even morsel that anyone, anybody else of the woke and what about the team that has her football team? how do you think they'll do what the walk? i think they'll do well. i mean, i've been really impressed. i have to say because 2 years ago or watched them when the asian cup and it was fantastic atmosphere in the city was, was just amazing.

i had a world football hosted in online summit with member associations in jo. i'm to discuss the plan, the p and in south american confederations are against the idea. he told our sports correspondence, dandy richardson, it will result in a fair distribution of footballs, wealth. there is a gap which is, which is getting bigger and bigger. not only has club level what it is already huge, but also national team levels. it between a some continents and, and it's our responsibility to work and to make proposals on how we can not close this gap by bringing those were up down on the country. those were up, we need to make them grow even more, but we need to bring those one of them up as well. and the proposals that are now on the table i think are going into the direction we have to discuss them. we have to debate them to consult and we'll see where we end. you wait for obviously assuring their research painting a negative outlook for them. will your proposal undermine and d valley full in york? well, i think that the reserve shot has been commissioned to 2 by 52 nie

football culture. you know, they seem to forget that the q effie fiduciary association was formed in what 960 have been playing football organized for will here for over 60 years. so that in itself is as is enough to say. and i think i agree with everyone who said that every region in the world should be totally to host the woke up, and this will be the force woke up in the out of region as deserving of one facility. so my question is going to be an unbelievable woke up for food balls. i hope the funds make it equally as good. but i think if you'd a fruit well, when you're coming to cats, alpha woke up, you read for something special, and they will find that like a tardy people here. a just as passionate about the football sometimes even more so that anyone anywhere else of the woke. and what about the team that has her football team? how do you think they'll do what the walcott? i think they'll do well. i mean, i've been really impressed. i have to say because 2 years ago i watched them when the asian cup and it was fantastic. the atmosphere in the city was, was just amazing. and i was able to watch t

. >> santa clara broncos, they don't have a football team, but the thing associated with broncos, you not want dumped on you. >> definitely not. >> he will have a good head of hair, because back in the day mayonnaise used that to get your hair shiny, but it was hard to get the smell out. look it up. it was a natural remedy to make it nice and mayonnaise is so gross. not a fan. it's frosty. santa rosa, 35 degrees. even colder in napa, 33. 40s down through the south bay. let's get you to the afternoon, because i know you will be out and you will wonder, will it be sunny at all? yes, it will be sunnier today than yesterday. yesterday we woke up to cloud cover. daytime highs will be in the 50s. 52 degrees in hayward. santa rosa, 51. i want to take you through a little bit of a drought monitor reminder. yesterday, you might have seen this over social media, the improvement we saw thanks to all of the recent series of storms. the d-4 category, the worst of the drought monitor index has been pretty much eliminated. less than 1% for the entire state of california, completely gone for the bay

the national football league and national basketball association have announced new covid-19 protocols after dozens of players tested positive this week. here in new york, mayor bill de blasio has announced plans to distribute one million high-quality masks and half a million at-home covid-19 tests. the centers for disease control said thursday people should avoid use of johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccine and should instead opt for vaccines produced by pfizer and moderna. a vaccine advisory panel cited the risk of extremely rare but life-threatening blood clots linked to j&j shots. meanwhile, the american civil liberties union warns immigration and customs enforcement is denying covid booster shots to some 21,000 prisoners being held in ice jails around the u.s. an aclu attorney said -- "this is yet another example of ice's cavalier approach to the health and safety of people in detention, in violation of their constitutional rights, and underscores the inherent danger of detention in the first place." the food and drug administration has permanently removed the in-person restriction

football. >> this dealt a really heavy blow after the european club association sent a letter to fifa threatening not to release african players for the biggest tournament on the continent. they have expressed concerns about the health and safety protocols in place while also saying that due to the quarantine time for returning players, they believe this will be too disruptive to the respective seasons of ropean clubs. new rules introduced by fifa during the pandemic do stipulate that clubs are allowed to stop players from traveling if they are in a quarantine. that is higher than five days. this later does add fuel to the fire of potential cancellation of events but it is true there are yet to be serious protocols put into place. >> the european clubs sounded very concerned. is that purely about covid? >> on paper, yes. but they typically have the top african players like level pool have always been reluctant toty release players because of -- because it is too disruptive to their seasons. can you imagine livable playing for two months without them -- liverpool playing without them for months? >

the president of the world football, governing boy, johnny anthony, tina has held her virtual summit with member associations trying to sell him his proposal for more frequent world cups. he told us sports corresponded anti richardson. it will lead to a fair distribution of footballs. welf, there is a gap which is which is getting bigger and bigger, not only of club level what it is really huge show, but also national team levels between some continents and, and so responsibility to work and to make room. so how we can not close is got by bringing doors were up down in the country. those were up, we need to make them grow even more to bring new proposals that amount to but i think are going to the direction we have to discuss them. we have to bade them to one child and we'll see where we end up finding a mistake in a denmark where the middle of winter doesn't probably sound like the best time to go for a swim. but taking a dip in copenhagen harbor is the perfect tonic for some mom. a jim, jim reports in the danish capital. what used to be a major industrial port has been transformed into one of the cleanest

football, governing body. johnny of montana, has held a virtual summit with member associations and tried to sell him his proposal for more frequent world cups. he told us what scars won an anti richardson, it will lead to a fair distribution of football wealth. there is a gap which is which is getting bigger and bigger. not only of club level what it is really huge show, but also national team levels between some continents and, and so response really to work and to make room. so how we can not close his god by bringing those were wow, in the country. those were up, we need to make them grew even more likely to bring those up as well. the proposals to the mount table to think are going to the direction we have to discuss them. we have to debate them to one child and we'll see where we end. indigenous women in panama of turned out in force in the countries ancestral games. they competed in competitions to talk, war log, racing, and archery. 7 recognized tribes take part in panama, indigenous ancestral games, which seeks to preserve and promote cultural traditions. the world indigenous games will be held in brazil

football, governing body, johnny and frontier. no as hell. the virtual summit with member associations, as he tries to sell them is proposal for more frequent world cups. told our sports correspondent andy richardson. it will result in a fair distribution of footballs. welf, there is a gap which is which is getting bigger and bigger. not only club level what it isn't already huge, but also national levels between some continents and it's our responsibility to work and to make proposals and how we can not close these got by bringing those who are now in the country. those were up, we need to make them grow even more need to bring those. what now, what are the proposals that are now on the table i think are going into direction. we have to discuss them. we have to debate them to consult and we'll see where we as well as paul star and richardson is now in the studio with me. and andy, why did? and then in frontier he's clearly quite enthusiastic and passionate about this issue. why didn't you bring it out and try and get a vote in the fever board board as was expected today? i mean, it's

. >> john madden's booming voice and stature will always be associated with football.er. the sport legend began his football career as the oakland raiders linebacker coach in 1967. two years later the 32-year-old madden became the youngest head coach in the american football league. in 10 seasons he led the raiders to 8 playoff appearances and run super bowl title in 1977. he retired in 1979. and quickly transitioned to the broadcast booth winning 13 emmy awards while working on all four networks. >> now they are really mixing it up in there hey, watch this, they are really mixing it up in there. >> famous for not liking airplanes, madden traveled to games in custom built buses known as the madden cruiser. well known for his dynamic style the american sports association twice named madden sports penalty of the year. >> some people say they run in there and clyde or something. gets in there, boom. that's what i say. >> fabs and players enjoyed his tradition of handing out turkey legs to the mvps at the thanksgiving day game. madden lent his name and expertise to popular

the football supporters association wants fans to familiarise themselves with new protocols ahead ofnd evidence of crimes against humanity. the findings detail systematic human rights abuses — including forced labour and torture. speaking in the last hour, the chair of the tribunal, sir geoffrey nice, explained how women were sterilised without their consent and families deliberately separated. witness statements also described rapes and assaults in detention camps and strict surveillance throughout xinjiang province. on the basis of evidence heard in public, the tribunal is satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the imposition of measures to prevent birds to destroy a significant part of the uighurs in xinjiang. as such has committed genocide. the tribunal is satisfied that resident xi jinping and other senior officials in the prc and ccp, their primary responsibility for acts that have occurred in xinjiang. the tribunal recognises that the perpetrating of individual criminal acts that may have occurred, rate or torture, will not have been carried out with the detailed knowledge of

most of this particular warehouse, an area -- a wall that has -- according to the "associated press," the length of a football field completely collapsing as well as the roof itself. so a lot of unknown questions because they just have these certain areas where they can get light up. of course, when you have in addition to that tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people without power in this area, what we were saying yesterday is that the estimation is this particular storm could affect 16 million people. the number could have gone down by now. according to the national weather service, according to their hazardous weather outlook, they expect the tornado watch to be in effect until 9:00 a.m. eastern. so we still have three more hours, lindsey, of potential damage if the national weather service and, again, their tornado watch stays in effect. >> right. richard, for anybody joining us, we are discussing the overnight devastating tornados that impacted the central u.s. caused tornado warnings in five different states. at one point more than 200,000 homes and businesses without power. we know aid

. >>> your younger generation associate his name with a videogame, but to oakland in the old school football fans, he was so much more. he was the fabric of the ball, and the man who never led the raiders to a losing season during his time as head coach. the nfl pass on the heartbreaking news about 1 hour ago. he passed away unexpectedly this morning at the age of 85. he was a head coach for the raiders, and then he joined the broadcasting booth. most memorably, he was with pat summer hall for 22 years. glenn vern went ahead and cut up with the legendary coach during a fundraising event in 2013. >> reporter: what was the driving force, the fire in the belly that kept you going? >> probably just wanting to be the best. i always wanted to win. even, you know, as a little kid, you know, flipping, you know, i wanted to win everything , and i think that is important , because when everyone probably wants it, but then i wanted it so bad i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the work in to make it happen. >>> he did bring a super bowl back to oakland. he leaves behind his wife, virgini

syracuse university's carrier dome to compete for a new york state public school athletic association football championship. this past friday the class d12 win undefeated tigers led by the coach roared to victory with a 27-0 victory over the vikings winning their second state championship in school history. today's games will bring more fun to new york state's 22nd district. first the fourth seeded class c12-1 blue devils led by their coach played a rematch of the their 2019 championship game and again beat the sky larville horses with a convincing 21-0 vicktory. last certainly not least, the 13-1 class b spartans, came back from a 12-7 halftime deficit to outscore the pleasantville panthers 14-0 in the second half winning their first state championship since 2014. one state, 27 congressional representatives, five championship divisions, and new york state's 22nd district took home the trophies in three of four divisions we competed in. congratulations to all teams from 292nd district. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recog

footballing world. they all have with it with a relatively inexperienced world. many of the place that we come to associate with the team. most notably, of course mohammed tyler on here he's, he's playing a little pool that i against the asked him dollar instead. and that coach, call us carol saying that really vis solomon is about preparing some of the fringe fires for the big challenges. had they've got the africa cup of nations coming up in camry in january and then a well kept play off in march, but they will be desperate to get back to these final work finals this fun next year. for all that dominance in africa, ages, if you qualify for the world cup on 3 occasions they did make it in 2018, got into a pretty good group. they found that chance is in it year. why saudi arabia and russia alongside the falla was in fits and ended up losing all 3 of that game so that the desperate to come back a little under 12 months time. so big 3 months coming up in the chips in football. ok, going back to cat hers much last night and they were good enough to b. e, but our cats are ready to take on the world. well, than

approach matches, perhaps all day drinking, perhaps the drug—taking we are starting to see associated with footballncern and intensive investigation is under post—public health action are being taken to slow any spread. they cite the health impact of the omicron variant is still being assessed, currently no substantial evidence to suggest it will lead to a more severe form of illness but the data is being kept under constant review. they say in the meantime sticking to the rules, continued to be the best way to protect ourselves and the national health service. the first omicron variant case confirmed in wales. we heard earlier as well from its government there are a number of cases linked to a number of different events. british scientists studying seven covid—19 vaccines have found that pfizer and moderna are the most effective to use as boosterjabs. it's the first study of how well boosters work, and the researchers found promising signs that a third jab also protects against illness and death from the new omicron variant. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the details. amid the uncerta

associated press cover a lot of sickly. all matters on and off the page. so that means a lot of the football pole and 6, how things all intersects with the geo politics the world, but also the font as well, the world cups the olympics. and particularly the last i can say, the bidding process for the work up and the preparation for the work up in katherine next year. all right, 3 excellent expert. and you audience as well, if you are on youtube right now, the comment section is open for your plan, the tree. jump into the comments section, and hopefully i'll be out to bring you into today's show. the, our comp has quite a patchy history. saudi back in the 960 ease and it pops up every now and again, not regularly. but let's, let's do some posting has a name for that for the team that you love and wreck. a rock has has one more arab cups than any of a nation. yeah, absolutely. i weather though, we can extend our victories to 5 cops. i don't know. seems unlikely at the moment given how we played today. oh, my mom penalty. yes. yes. yeah. for sure. yeah. yeah, it was lucky that very i was used an