earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years.he doesn't, don the costume anymore relieving patients fears is still his daily practice of 2000. 24. >> 50 years any indication says that, you >> he's been in the same location all that time, too. fact, the office located on martin luther king junior way and berkeley was originally run by doctor william pitt. men. >> the very first black dentist to open a practice in the east bay. back in 1930, i was okay wait the stream for the office. >> it used to be called grove street. grohl street was the cover back in the pit wednesday's where all the black folk lived on of grove street. as you went up, that's where the white people live. so that hasn't been the same location. for almost 100 years having a black dentist to look up to wasn't new for doctor arnold, though. >> his passion for the career started when he was just a young boy visiting his grandfather. doctor thomas louis hunter, one of the first black us in the i just saw the respect that people gave them and and kind of work. he did

please say hello to arnold schwarzenegger! cheers and applause ] ♪ [ chee applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i like it. you still know the poses, huh? >> i thought i was in a body building competition. [ laughter ] the standing ovation, that was great. >> jimmy: what did that feel like, to be out there with almost no clothes on, flexing your muscles, and people going crazy? >> oh, it felt fantastic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's like, you know -- it's something that you always dreamt of as a little kid. >> jimmy: not me. [ laughter ] >> you end up being on this stage here and getting the standing ovation, you have something. >> jimmy: i have to talk, i can't just walk out and people go, "oh my god, he's beautiful, stand up and clap!" >> it's fantastic. you just move the pec muscles. [ cheers and applause ] but ianyway, it's great to be back here. last time i did the interview, it was online, like a zoom meeting kind of a thing, right? >> jimmy: right, right. >> which was fun, but to come into the studio, to see the audience -- [ ch

right now on jimmy kimmel, arnold schwarzenegger. night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, arnold schwarzenegger and rachel wolfson. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. hi, everybody. thanks. hi. very nice. welcome. relax, please. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. you came on a good night. we have a fun show tonight. mr. olympia himself, the former governor of our state, arnold schwarzenegger, is here. [cheers and applause ] i'm very oiled up underneath my suit. arnold, of course, if you're not familiar, is the host of "celebrity apprentice" who did not plug up the white house toilet. [ laughter ] did you hear about this? i know that sounds like just a crude joke. so you know how trump had a habit of tearing up documents at the white house, official documents? he'd rip them to pieces and throw them away? well, the papyrus has thickened. according to a book written by the highly esteemed maggie haberman of "the new york times," the whit

>>in fact, doctor arnold is a 3rd generation medical professional. he his grandfather and his father who was a medical doctor, all attended meharry medical college in nashville and in the black community that was, you know, very, very during those we winning 7 into some of larger white schools that particular time. you know, we we had to go to >>harry for dentistry and medicine the howard for for dentistry and medicine. >>he said being among other black teachers and students was a nice comfort zone. but in 1972, he'd get an offer to embark on a new path after being one of just 3 graduates accepted into the dental residency program at mount zion and san francisco. all my classmates, you know, they were jealous. they said, you called me tommy time. how did how did that happen to, you know? >>and i was kind of smile while his acceptance was impressive. it also brought on a new challenge because for the first time doctor arnold was learning from and alongside people of a different and so i felt a little and secure. >>you for about a week. and then i said

doctor thomas arnold has spent nearly 50 years teaching u.s.giene in this kron. four's know bella found out he's carrying on a rare legacy. >> with a constant smile on his face. >> but you have it's not every day you get your teeth checked by a bay area you know what? >> together. >> but that's exactly how you describe doctor thomas arnold, aka, doctor, happy too. and i was increased something. >> to try to relieve the fear and anxiety about come to see the berkeley base dentist and his wife and dental partner, doctor wendy wilson. >> created the doctor happy to character in the late 80's visiting schools dressed as a six-foot molar. >> armed with a smile and a tooth brush and floss together they taught kids how to combat cavities and dental decay. even passing out a comic book they created. and so we can sit out also to the kids, put a lot of >> a lot and hopefully. >> hopefully this doctor happy tooth was a big hit. earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years. and though he doesn't, don the costume anymore relieving p

earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years.don the costume anymore relieving patients fears is still his daily practice of 2000. 24. >> 50 years many occasions is that, you >> he's been in the same location all that time, too. fact, the office located on martin luther king junior way and berkeley was originally run by doctor william pitt. men. >> the very first black dentist to open a practice in the east bay. back in the cajun weigh the stream for the office. >> it used to be called grove street. grohl street was the color back in the pit. wednesday's where all of black folk lived on of grove street. and as you went up, that's where the why people live. so that hasn't been the same location. for almost 100 years having a black dentist to look up to wasn't new for doctor arnold, though. >> his passion for the career started when he was just a young boy visiting his grandfather. doctor thomas louis hunter, one of the first black us in the i just saw the respect that people gave them and and kind of work. he didn't. >> and so i j

earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years. and though he doesn't, don the costume anymore relieving patients fears is still his daily practice of 2000. 24. >> 50 asians is that, you >> he's been in the same location all that time, too. back to the office located on martin luther king junior way and berkeley was originally run by doctor william pitt. men. >> the very first black dentist to open a practice in the east bay. back in 1930, i was okay wait the stream for the office. >> it used to be called grove street. grohl street was the color back in the pit. wednesday's where all the black folk lived on of grove street. as you wind up, that's where the why people live. so that hasn't been the same location. for almost 100 years having a black dentist to look up to wasn't new for doctor arnold, though. >> his passion for the career started when he was just a young boy visiting his grandfather. doctor thomas louis hunter, one of the first black dentists in the i just saw the respect that people gave them and and kind of work. he

doctor arnold says he has no plans to retire soon.t hope does his dental office will continue to serve the community for decades to come. we don't have to go. >> on the high rise that to get to receive good dental care. and i just want to know this whole area unable to remember that they have a good business in the neighborhood that they can go in berkeley. noelle bellow. >> great nice and healthy. tension kron. 4 news a to >> and you hear that. you hear what he said. that's good for everybody to remember. dentist or not. you are just as good as anybody else. you are good enough, that's an amazing lesson to learn. and we're going to hear more about figures and influences in black history. in our mind, body soul special which is february 24th at 6.30. we hope you tune in. we'll be right back. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sud

earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years. and though he doesn't, don the costume anymore relieving patients fears is still his daily practice of 2000. 24. >> 50 years many occasions is that, you >> he's been in the same location all that time, too. fact, the office located on martin luther king junior way and berkeley was originally run by doctor william pitt. men. >> the very first black dentist to open a practice in the east bay. back in the cajun weigh the stream for the office. >> it used to be called grove street. grohl street was the color back in the pit. wednesday's where all of black folk lived on of grove street. and as you went up, that's where the why people live. so that hasn't been the same location. for almost 100 years having a black dentist to look up to wasn't new for doctor arnold, though. >> his passion for the career started when he was just a young boy visiting his grandfather. doctor thomas louis hunter, one of the first black us in the i just saw the respect that people gave them and and kind of work.

there's no one better than arnold arnold is zeus, and then we said, who could go up against him and actually him. and the smarter and someone was perfect. and you know she took. she took it, making sure that she was the person who wins and arnold took it because he's so amazingly able to make fun of himself. good choices, right? well nbc will break in by the way $7 million for a 32nd spot sunday. rick silverstein says the worldwide exposure is worth every penny to advertisers. all right. take a look at this. what causes fans here to completely lose their minds at the phoenix open. joe fonzi has that story. next in sports and warning goes out to people taking part in the legal side shows you've been reporting on for such a long time. well tonight at 10 oakland police officers lay out a plan to crack down evening, everyone.s happening tonight in sports. bright spots have been hard to come by for the cow bears basketball team this season that makes today's game and absolute high point. the bears in eugene and trying for road sweep of the oregon schools for the first time in eight seasons. jorda

right now on jimmy kimmel, arnold schwarzenegger.od, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, arnold schwarzenegger and rachel wolfson. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. hi, everybody. thanks. hi. very nice. welcome. relax, please. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. you came on a good night. we have a fun show tonight. mr. olympia himself, the former governor of our state, arnold schwarzenegger, is here. [cheers and applause ] i'm very oiled up underneath my suit.

the 1970s bodybuilding for the cause starring arnold schwarzenegger, the first day of class, broughtthis weird subculture of muscle head bodybuilding to the center of american popular culture such that even the socially conservative president is making jokes about it. shutdown for moral charges in the 1950s, not a world that ronald reagan came from. he was around in california in those days. he was a democrat back then but that is a story for another day. the other thing that is super interesting, the main photo for the piece, on an exercise machine, in the gym, that is not traditionally the theater roosevelt guided imagery. in 1983 working out in a commercial gym, a man, straight man, a leader working on his body in this particular way is considered not at all to question his masculinity but rather to uphold it. this piece came out in a moment where it is very clear that to be someone who goes to the gym is positive. this is supposed to reflect positively on the president and it did because by 1983 fitness is in general becoming uncontroversial and the kind of celebrated virtue such

i mean general half arnold who was the commander of the army air forces world war two had a has a lion in his memoir, which he says, you know, the best defense is attack and you know throughout the pacific, you know, you see both actually you see defensive air power you take george kenny for example down with the fifth air force in australia. he's his forces spent a lot of time helping to protect the army as they're sort of moving up through new guinea and whatnot and also but they also go on the offensive as well going after japanese merchant ships and things of that nature, but it's really the offensive arm of the air. that is what arnold is pushing for and of course that then dictates the necessity of building airfields in china and india for the 20th bomber command that also then necessitates grabbing islands like the marianas which they can stage on that so i mean strategic bombardment is all about going on the offensive. i mean, it's about taking you know, the air power home to your enemy in the form of destroying their factories destroying their steel mills and and also going af

there's no one better than arnold arnold is zeus, and then we said, who could go up against him and actually be tougher than him. and the smarter and someone was perfect. and you know she took. she took it, making sure that she was the person who wins and arnold took it because he's so amazingly able to make fun of himself. no doubt. no doubt. what kind of budget are we looking at? i mean, they don't come cheap just to put together one minute of advertising. can you give us a little link link on that? hi i can't. i'm not a money guy. i'll say it's millions. but you're getting billions in return. i mean, it's nowadays the world. it's not even the football game anymore. this is a super bowl of advertising people are watching. eating guacamole and watching, you know, commercials and in between. there's a football game, right? so i gotta say it's worth the money. it's crazy. and is there an advantage? i mean, we've seen most of the commercial now for bmw. and that's good for bmw. but is it best to kind of unveil them super bowl sunday or just leak in the week before? oh, my god, it's an entire e

of course, that's a joke about pumping iron, remember the 1970s being bodybuilding flick starring arnoldwarzenegger which brought body builders to the center of american culture such that the conservative president is making jokes about it. that's so different. remember when muscle beach was shut down for morals charges in the 1850s? i mean that's the world actually, ronald reagan came from. he was around in california in those days and i should say he was a democrat back then but that's a story for another day. but the other thing that's super interesting here, the main photo for the piece, reagan on an exercise machine in the gym. that is not kind of traditionally masculine theodore roosevelt kind of imagery, by 1983, working out in a commercial gym, a man, a straight man, leader, working on his body in this particular way is considered not at all to question his masculinity but rather to uphold it. this is a puff piece that came out in a moment where it's very clear that to be someone who goes to the gym is a positive. this is supposed to reflect positively on a president and it did,

but it's really the offensive arm of the air is what arnold is pushing for. of course that then dictates the necessity of building airfields in china and india for the 20th bomber command. that also then necessitates grabbing islands like the marianas from which they can stage that. so, i mean strategic bombardment is all about going on the offensive. it's about taking the air power home to your enemy in the form of destroying their factories, destroying their steel mills, and also going after their cities. you see both in the pacific, but it's really the latter part when they go on the offensive that i think you see the largest results that come out of it. >> john, you're the land domain. defend the honor of -- >> i do, klausowitz's assertion goes to a ground war. it makes you vulnerable to firepower, which obviously world war ii, we have massive firepower that the previous generation felt negated all attacks, initially, they're in trench warfare on the western front. things have come a long way by world war ii. if there's any example of what klausowitz is s

still unbeaten — the lionesses record under weigman continues as they hold spain to a draw at the arnoldhello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. after 16 days of thrills and spills on the snow and ice. the winter olympics 2022 has drawn to a close in beijing. for team gb, not the most fruitful of games. however, they ended on a high, claiming their only gold medal in the women's curling in the early hours of this morning. our correspondent andy swiss was watching. it's curling gold! saving the best or last. a glittering _ it's curling gold! saving the best or last. a glittering finale - it's curling gold! saving the best or last. a glittering finale to - or last. a glittering finale to britain's games as eve muirhead's team deliver the perfect ending. this could be the most important stone of the match. this this could be the most important stone of the match.— this could be the most important stone of the match. this is so often the sportive — stone of the match. this is so often the sportive cliffhangers, _ stone of the match. this is so often the s

additional funding provided by the estate of arnold adams, the ewan foundation, robert and susan rosenbaum, the corporation for public broadcasting, and from contributions from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again, from washington, our moderator. yamiche: good evening and welcome to "washington week." u.s. officials are no warning that the standoff between russia and ukraine is an urgent situation. president putin could invade at any time. russia has been conducting large-scale military exercises on the radiant order -- ukrainian border. this comes as the pentagon has ordered 3000 more troops to deploy to poland. this week, the president spoke about the role of troops in the region. >> what scenarios would you put in troops to rescue? >> that is a world war. when we start shooting at each other, that is a very different world. yamiche: joining me tonight to discuss all of this and more is the moderator of "face the nation" and the chief foreign correspondent for nbc news. a deputy editor for the washington post. and the national security reporter for the wall street journal. thank yo

additional funding is provided by -- te estate of arnold items -- the estate of arnold items, the u.ndation, committ to bridging cultural differences in our communities, sandra and carl d., rose herschel and andy shreve's, robert and susan rosenbaum, the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> once again, from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. yamiche: good evening and welcome to washington -- welcome to "washington week." tonight, we have two lead stories, russia's invasion of ukraine and the historic nomination of the first black woman to the supreme court. first, we begin a broad. this week, the world is seeing the largest military attack in europe since world war ii. russia is attacking several of ukraine's major cities by land, sea, and air. the assault has left hundreds already injured or dead. in response, president biden and nato leaders announced new sanctions aimed at stifling russia's economy. president biden promised the world will hold putin accountable. >> we have now sanctioned russian banks tt

along with sara for that arnold, a pleasure great to see you. >> best to you, will >> thank you, arnold ceo of kcarnival just under 40 minutes before the bell dow flat down 350 lows of the day nasdaq is pretty much flat as well and small caps up 0.2 of a percent. maybe the fed wasn't as hawkish or the market ahead of the game what's coming with rate hikes. >>> when we come back, launching an investigation into short sellers. >>> and shifopy, roblox, plunging "mad money"'s jim cramer giving his take on those names and his take on those names and more, coming up. (laughs) anything else you wanna know? is the hype too much? am i ready? i can't tell you everything. but if you want to make history, you gotta call your own shots. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that g

earning doctor arnold numerous awards and recognition over the years.ume anymore relieving patients fears is still his daily practice of 2000. 24. >> 50 years any indication says that, you >> he's been in the same location all that time, too. back to the office located on martin luther king junior way and berkeley was originally run by doctor william pitt. men. >> the very first black dentist to open a practice in the east bay. back in 1930, i was okay wait the stream for the office. >> it used to be called grove street. grohl street was the cover back in the pit wednesday's where all the black folk lived on of grove street. as you wind up, that's where the white people live. so that hasn't been the same location. for almost 100 years having a black dentist to look up to wasn't new for doctor arnold, though. >> his passion for the career started when he was just a young boy visiting his grandfather. doctor thomas louis hunter, one of the first black dentists in the i just saw the respect that people gave them and and kind of work. he didn't. >> and so i

announcer: additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams, koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities, sardinha and carl delay-magnuson. rose herschel and randy shreeves. robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public brought casting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. yamiche: good evening and welcome to "washington week." as of tonight, president biden says he is convinced that president putin has decided to invade ukraine. though president biden is continuing to stress that russia can still choose a peaceful diplomatic solution. yet the people of ukraine are bracing for a possible invasion. u.s. officials are saying as many as 190,000 russian troops and separatists are gathered in and around ukraine, a significant increase over the last few days. and this week at nato headquarters in brussels, defense secretary lloyd austin said russia is making wartime preparations. >> we see them fly in more comb

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. >> reporter: and bmw dropping a tears of their ad featuring a beard beard beard beard bearded arnold zois? >> it's zeus. >> reporter: expect something we've never seen before on sunday. >> this year's crypto bowl, you have ftx, which is giving away millions of dollars of bitcoin. >> reporter: what about some of our old favorites like the budweiser clydesdales. >> budweiser is going to make a real splash with a clydesdale that has a near-death experience. i'm not sure how well that will go over. it seems like a risk. >> reporter: you don't mess with those clydesdales. >> no, you don't. >> reporter: have the kleenex ready. we're also going to see zendaya in her first ever super bowl commercial. the boston dynamics robot busting a dance move. and "ted lasso" star hanna waterham embracing her innervillain. >> you guys, favorite super bowl ad? >> i love the clydesdales, always. i don't want to see one near death, though. >> betty white tackling people on a football field. >> wassup! i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer

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arnold schwarzenegger, clint eastwood or paul rudd?, i don't know anything about any of these people. kennedy: once grabbed my boots at a party when i was 18. >> i'm glad to hear you are 18. i don't know. arnold schwarzenegger? kennedy: were on the board. with who. >> my will to live is back. kennedy: rehabilitated. one 30,000 dollars to rent out the entire first class cabin of a flight from new york to france so she could be alone for the eight hour trip? mariah carey or kamala harris? >> mariah carey. kennedy: yes, she had a vision of love. i love to poop in my old bathroom. dave, which of these rich and shameless head of 24 million dollars diamond implanted in his forehead? will wayne or little richard? >> for the record, i think what paul rudd did was wrong and i'm sorry that happened. was a question? just kidding. kennedy: i asked him if he wanted to touch my breast and he said sure. [laughter] >> i think it was wrong and i'm sorry that happened. we are big on that. i'm going little richard. kennedy: little richard fowler, it was

england continue their preparations for the euros later this year, the lionesses top the table at the arnold this afternoon, the tournament favourites. no goals but 21—year—old hannah hampton in nets has got the england camp talking.. asjoe wilson reports. this tournament is preparation. the summer decides europe's best nation. england rotated against spain, tried some use. in mgot, hannah hampton with a tricky situation. the ball went loose, in the end, relief, so choke it up to experience. hampton on debutjust 21. built on the foundations of barcelona, spain at the world's rising force, but in the first—half, one shot on target, look at the 2nd half began. lauren hemp, 21, norfolk born at norwich city, have to pull some glory. as the game opened up, so chances fell to spain, but hampton wasn't beat. lauren hemp, the shot never came. it was a nearly kind of afternoon. a goalless game reflected well on young hampton, their again right at the end. if you can't beat them, draw with them. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. there was a dramatic fin

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cardiff city liverpool took the lead in the second half, when diogojota headed in trent alexander—arnold'skick. new signing luiz diaz, on his debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0. on his debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0. before substitute harvey elliott made it 3—0 in style, happy to be back after five months on the sidelines with a dislocated ankle. cardiff did pull one back, through substitute rubin colwill giving their travelling support something to celebrate but it finished 3—1 with liverpool safely through. thus the games are coming thick and fast and we need to see how we can deal with fast and we need to see how we can deal with all fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these different fast and we need to see how we can deal with all these different things but, yeah, we have a lot of good players here and that is clear. where that will end up, i have no idea at the moment. but we will try to do everything to end however we can so that is the situation. t

as they hold spain to a draw at the arnold clark cup. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme.mpics 2022 has drawn to a close in beijing. for team gb, not the most fruitful of games. however, they ended on a high, claiming their only gold medal in the women's curling in the early hours of this morning. 0ur correspondent andy swiss was watching. it's curling gold! saving the best or last. a glittering finale to britain's games as eve muirhead's team deliver the perfect ending. this could be the most important stone of the match. this is so often the sport of cliffhangers, but not this time. britain led japan from the off. when britain extended their lead to a massive 10—3, enough is enough. that's it! 17 which onlyjust squeaked into the semifinals when now 0lympic a team which onlyjust squeaked into the semifinals when now 0lympic champions. for muirhead at a for skin, it was a sickly sweet. it is a dream come true for myself and the rest of the girls as well, it's been such a journey to get here. we are olympic champions, and what of five we are, and it's such a special, specia

enland have the chance to win the arnold clark cup tonight.pton as part of their preparations for this summer's euros. with draws against canada and spain, manager sarina weigman has called on her side to be more ruthless but could have arguably their toughest match against a team ranked third in the world? 0ur reporterjo currie is at molineux. jo — england and wiegman have been ticking along nicely in the last few months — still unbeaten — what can we expect from tonight's game? certainly i think the fans tonight will not be hoping for a battle intent with any england germany class. some of the permutations of the evening come in ligaments it's a nice game with the tournament still very much in their own hands. they could still become the the arnold club cup but if things don't go well they could also finished bottom of they could also finished bottom of the poor teams for the earliest maine beat canada i— nails with the bat sets up two say very nicely for topics and we get a 2— no victory that we ended the trophy for the peak they would wond

. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say?hat they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the wa

that his father was very active in the protestant movement faith in order in the early 20th century arnold himself had gone to many ecumenical conferences throughout europe particularly in switzerland where he enjoyed skiing and one as well as kind of providing the intellectual basis for this christian front idea is also considered by many to be the father of slalom skiing of all things. and he was a champion skier and became a self-style theologian and a catholic apologist and during the mid 1930s. he became firstly committed to this idea that all christians could come together and become anti-communists together grounded in christ. and his his application of a christian front was the diametric term that the seventh communist international had adopted in 1934 where they created the popular front movement whereby communism would ostensibly drop its revolutionary character and try to head towards more democratic ostensible position. and so this is what this is. what lund did he tried to bring catholics and protestants together particularly during the period of the spanish civil war and this

and all a genuine for sheldon in english and amber of which is andre does is arnold was yours or no one. so be day. mean she monday as you do the wrong one. i seen that i was like noon when did is it? is it she need? ah, i wait here, why did we go to my main verb with dispatch when canal and we'll know when the leg while pussy and our leg. then a d dog. well, yes. go in and visit my name, but you only, there's a white with bushes we met when we were playing friendly together and as a spot for many, no energy. and we wanted to empower young ladies to be in the board because there is life after sport. so you need to be cubed as well as in between entity training for in mind to say i want to do this for all, many is a bit of a struggle because it's the coach i can say a woman is supposed to be at work or in patricia, he has to get married, so she had a goal. and there that's why she's playing high. she's playing as a member flip high because she said i can do it is a woman you don't look at yourself and say, because i'm a woman, i cannot do it. if the men can do it, women can do that one.

cardiff city liverpool took the lead in the second half, when diogojota headed in trent alexander—arnold'sis debut, won the ball and then set up takumi minamino to make it 2—0 before substitute harvey elliott made it 3—0 in style, happy to be back after five months on the sidelines with a dislocated ankle. cardiff did pull one back, through substitute rubin colwill giving their travelling support something to celebrate but it finished 3—1 with liverpool safely through. tax it's another home draw for liverpool in the fifth round, where they'll play norwich. forest's reward for knocking out leicester, is a home game against huddersfield. man city will be at peterborough, last season's runners up chelsea go to luton. non—league boreham wood are currently playing at bournemouth, that kicked off at 630, it's x—x, the winner at bournemouth, that kicked off at 6:30, the winner will play everton. it's now 19 league games unbeaten for celtic — who have kept hold of top spot in the scottish premiership after another impressive win — this time at motherwell. they were 4 nil winners at fir park with a

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england's lionesses have won the inaugural arnold clark cup.h against the world number three side to take the trophy. and got off to a flyer thanks to ellen white's goal after 15 minutes. but germany came back thanks to this cracker from their captain, lina magull. free kicks don't come much better than that. england left it late to seal the win. millie bright inside the last ten minutes, and later fran kirby made the sure the hosts won their competition. england remain unbeaten in nine under sarina wiegman as they warm up for this summer's european championship on home soil. earlier, alexia putellas scored the winner for spain as they edged olympic champions canada. the victory caps off a good tournament for them, unbeaten by all the sides in the tournament who are in next to tennis, and novak djokovic is through to the quarterfinals of his first tournament since the controversy at the australian open. for the second match in a row, the world number one was cheered onto the court at the dubai tennis championships. the serbian beat russia's kar