adam wild, bbc news.l against their four—year ban from all major global sporting events, handed out to them by the world anti—doping agency. after state sponsored doping back in 2015, rusada were found to have manipulated lab data and punished further. as our sports news correspondent alex capstick explains the appeal is no surprise. this ruling, russia would indicate this, leading figures from the sporting government have been highly critical, calling it unfair and part ofa critical, calling it unfair and part of a western conspiracy to damage the reputation of russia today. the most bubble manning the country, they admitted and said it was unjustified and he was against collective punishment —— powerful man in the country. the flag, its colours and anthem can't be part of any international event for the next four years, that includes the 0lympics four years, that includes the olympics and world cup. athletes will be allowed to compete as long as they are shown to not be part of the dipping conspiracy. t

adam wild reports. from rio they arrive, bringing with them the noise.housands and thousands of acro one fans in full voice. this has been a year to celebrate. brazilian champions winners, still hungry for more. against al hilal they came within inches of seizing control early on. agonisingly close. and this, full—time, look like it might cost them as the saudi piled forward, treating chances of their own and they were lucky not to go ahead. their moment, though, would come. this shot somehow finding its way in. the asian champions league thing the way. the former manager now in charge of flamengo. if anyone knew how to turn this around it was him. the equaliser just after how to turn this around it was him. the equaliserjust after halftime. this is what they had come to see. for his generosity in providing that goal, when enrique got his reward, acro one finally heading in the right direction. if that was cool on al hilal, the third summed it up. coming off the defender and then post, and their hopes were fading. with this rather reckless tackle they di

adam wild was watching.ound was frustration — a sickness bug ravaging the england squad. south africa unsympathetic, extending their lead further and further. jofra archer eventually found a way through but in the end it felt more like a blip, quinton de kock getting to grips with the best bowling england had to offer. tempers getting frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views, but they soon seemed to put it behind them. stokes replaced broad and then he did this. that is how to settle an argument. the exhaustion of all that effort, though, obvious, for all of england‘s bowlers. jofra archer‘s fifth wicket of the innings greeted with only muted celebration. south africa‘s final flourish taking their lead to 375. time to rest and recover, there was a huge task ahead. it could have been tougher still had opener rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with the loss of only one wicket. he will be back tomorrow, and so, of course, will th

adam wild is at the touch—screen for us. adam, frank lampard can buy his first player at last.er today and it will be broadly very welcome for frank lampard and those at chelsea. you may remember back in february this year chelsea were given a transfer ban by fifa. that was after an investigation into the goings on at stamford bridge regarding academy players. in short, there are very strict rules and criteria when it comes to the transfer of players under the age of 18. what fifa found back then was 150 rule breaches involving 69 academy players over several seasons. they were banned from bringing in players for two transfer windows, the summer just gone, and this coming january; as well being fined 600 thousand swiss francs, about 460 thousand pounds. now, chelsea disputed some of the facts, appealed to the court of arbitration for sport and today they have had that punishment reduced. cas have said that chelsea "did violate" rules but "for a significantly smaller number of players" amounting to "about a third of the violations found by fifa". the upshot of all that, their pu

adam wild reports. from rio they arrive, bringing with them the noise.elebrate. brazilian champions winners, still hungry for more. against al hilal they came within inches of seizing control early on. agonisingly close. and this, full—time, look like it might cost them as the saudi

adam wild reports. wherever england travel, their barmy army follows.is centurion morning, what they found was frustration, the england squad ravaged by sickness, south africa unsympathetic, extending their lead further and further. archer eventually found a way through but it felt more like a blip. quintin de kock getting to grips with the best bowling england has to offer. tempers frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seemed to put it behind them. stokes replaced broad and he immediately did this. that is how to settle an argument. the exhaustion of the effort was obvious. archer's fifth wicket of the innings greeted with only muted celebration. south africa's final flourish taking their lead to 375 — time to rest and recover. there was a huge task ahead. it could have be tougher still had opener rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with a loss of only one wicket. he'll be back tomorrow and so, of course, will they. perhaps now with just a little more hope. so thi

adam wild watched this one.hester city are feeling the heat, a lancashire night in december is perhaps an unfamiliar place to do so. is perhaps an unfamiliar place to do so. but for pep guardiola's side committees are unfamiliar moments. much has been made of their recent drop points but here was gabriel jesus with a reminder ofjust how brilliant the champions can be. this their opening goal in the first half, where it felt like it could have been the first of many. another only a matter of time. it came in the second half with perfect precision byjesus the second half with perfect precision by jesus once the second half with perfect precision byjesus once more. early for their part, struggling to get close to city. there was little anyone could do to stop this effort for rodri. a third goal, three points secure. readdress's fourth, like city, came almost without a challenge. that was until robbie brady found a goal from challenge. that was until robbie brady found a goalfrom nowhere. it made little difference.

in footballing terms though, the arrival of ancelotti was where the excitement ended, as adam wild reports the evertonjob caught the eye. carlo ancelotti now adding the everton job to caught the eye. carlo ancelotti now adding the evertonjob to his extraordinary cv. today, he was just here to watch. and he wasn‘t the only one. mikel arteta was here as the new arsenal manager. an opportunity to impress the new bosses, or so you would think. this everton‘s best chance in a first half lacking any real meaningful chances. arsenal similarly struggling to show their best. if either new manager was inspired by what they had seen, they were not showing it. the second half was barely a little brighter. aubameyang forcing a save from pickford. at the other end, a good block got in the way of everton‘s biggest moment. other end, a good block got in the way of everton's biggest moment.” said it from day one, they will be wanting a world class manager and we have got one. i can‘t wait to start working with him. with him being in the stand, that will give us a lift. a new manager in the stands. that wil

adam wild was watching. at first glance, this did not appear a club in crisis.most. commentator: duncan ferguson! cheering . there were few with a more fearsome reputation, for duncan ferguson, the toughness lies in the task ahead. his tenure may only be temporary, but having saved the club with goals in the past, how he would love to play a part in saving them again. never shy of making an impact here, it was swift. richarleson heading them in front against chelsea within five minutes. if that b blue mood, after the break it was a dominic calvert lewin who caused the man now in control to those controls just very moment, even those too young to remember his legend swept up in the excitement. and excitement was curbed temporarily after they were provided a reminder that chelsea were still here. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheer jubilation, here. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheerjubilation, abbott and's modern day number nine with they moment theirfarmer and's modern day number nine with they moment their farmer number nine may never forget, and

adam wild was watching. at first glance, this did not appear a club in crisis.moment they needed when most. commentator: duncan ferguson! cheering. there were few with a more fearsome reputation and as a manager, the task lies ahead. his tenure merely be temporary, but having saved the club with goals in the past, how he would love to play a part in saving them again. never shy of making an impact, here it was swift. the charlatan heading them in front against chelsea within five minutes —— richarleson. at any break it was dominic calvet lewis in, even those too young to remember his legend swept up in excitement. an excitement cope temporarily when they were pervaded with the remainder that chelsea were still here. any nerves replace based your jubilation. everton‘s modern number nine, give theirfirm a number nine with a moment he may never forget. it is so important for the fans to get three points, you just like that much more because you are responsible for everybody, i'm not looking too far ahead. but i'm not looking too far ahead. but i'm here for everton

adam wild has more.to do so. but for pep guardiola's side these are unfamiliar moments. much has been made by the recent drop points but he was gambled jesus with a reminder ofjust how brilliant the champers can be. these that opening goal in the first half what filter could be the first of many. another only a matter of time. it came into the second half with perfect position byjesus the second half with perfect position by jesus once the second half with perfect position byjesus once more. only struggling to get close to city. little anyone could do to stop this effort from rodrick. with a fourth, city came almost without a challenge stop until robbie brady found a goal from nowhere. it made little difference. if city were feeling the head, this was the perfect response. we finished 1— four. it happen against newcastle as well the performance was quite similar. good, control. we considered just two shoots on target. in general, we are in good reason, in good tempo. we could have used the ball better se

adam wild looks back on his playing career. as an arsenal player, arteta lifted trophies.e returns to lift the club. success and silverware in the past, his future is to lead arsenal towards more. since leaving the club three years ago, he has served a short yet fruitful apprenticeship with manchester city. pep guardiola passing on wisdom and knowledge. he will need to remember every bit of it. but having one titles in trophies beneath guardiola, now the moment to go it alone. and if he is to achieve as a manager what he managed to achieve as a player, he promises plenty. after learning his trade at barcelona and ps6, he arrived in britain with rangers, his impact immediate. an injury time penalty on the final day of the most dramatic season help them snatch the title from bitter rivals celtic. rangers are champions! after a trip to rail socio— dad, he came to england where he was home at everton for six years before arsenal came calling. his years brought success with two fa cup the highlights but perhaps what he learned from his manager arsene wenger that made him become

our reporter adam wild spoke to me a little earlier.est ham, no real surprise. that feed, they have been on a disastrous run. it left them in 17th place, just in point and it left them in 17th place, just in pointand a it left them in 17th place, just in point and a place above the allegations. perhaps it's a —— what perhaps as a surprise is in the post match interview a few overs ago. he didn't seem to show any sign of expecting what was to follow. let's see what he had to say immediately after that defeat to leicester city this afternoon. for me the most important thing, i say it's been behind them, doesn't matter what's happening, the study was full, full capacity. they deserve a better performance, we are trying to find which is the way to do it. i think that the players want to do it but the pressure and the lack of confidence and the lack of result, it's difficult. that was the him speaking immediately after that degree —— defeat to leicester city this afternoon. a couple of hours later it was confirmed he has left the club. it ca

adam wild, bbc news. anfield whilejose mourinho makes a return to old trafford as his spurs side take on manchester united. he was sacked by united last december but says he has no ill feeling towards the club. manchester united for me now is in my, is in my book of experiences, it's in my history, history book. a little bit like mr mandela was saying some time, "you never lose, you win or you learn." and at united i won and i learnt. i have the conveyors watching —— i have to confess i was watching jose mourinho very closely to see if his t—shirt was ironed. ronnie 0'sullivan is safely through to the last 16 of the uk championship in york. the seven—time champion is the tournament favourite but he admits he's struggling with a foot injury and may be forced to pull out of his next match. i've had it for so long now and itjust kind of like, erm, yeah, my back gets sore, my foot is in agony at the moment, you know, so ijust take some painkillers, just try to get some gear on it, ice it, i've been doing it f

adam wild wraps up the action.and the keeper red carded. his replacement soon left red-faced. 0h, my goodness me. what a brilliant piece of quick thinking!‘ piece of quick thinking! a scare for liverpool but no more than that. the boys threw everything on the pitch. i love that. it is unbelievable how much they want to win and so it made ita much they want to win and so it made it a special win. made all the more special because they had already seen the reigning champions falter. manchester city may have felt that the brilliance of kevin would be enough. but newcastle‘s equaliser, the second of the game, would all they may draw. at tottenham, the new manager is still busy introducing himself. he is winning admirers. this made it three. they pulled a couple back at winning start continues. down at the bottom, dark days for watford and southampton. the bottom two with flashes of hope that it was the saints who eventually stole the show. james ward prowess with a stunner. it been 17 years since west ham last won the

adam wild watched the action.atching the eye. carlo ancelotti, one of football's most revered managers, now adding the evertonjob to his cv. today, he wasjust managers, now adding the evertonjob to his cv. today, he was just here to his cv. today, he was just here to watch and he wasn't the only one. mikkel arteta was announced as the new arsenal manager yesterday. an opportunity for players to impress their respective new bosses, or so you would think. this everton's best chance in a first half lacking any real meaningful chances. arsenal similarly struggling to show their best. if either new manager was inspired by what they had seen, they we re inspired by what they had seen, they were not showing it. the second half was barely brighter. aubameyang forcing a save from pickford. a good block got in the way of everton's biggest moment. i said it from day one, we wanted a world class manager and we have got one. i can't wait to start working with him. with him being in the stand, that will give us being in the sta

adam wild was watching the action.diola's side, these are unfamiliar moments. much has been made of their recent dropped points but here was gabrieljesus with a reminder of just how brilliant the champions can be. this, their opening goal in a first half where it like it could have been the first of many. another, only a matter of time. it came in the second half with perfect precision, viajesus once more. burnley for their part, struggling to get close to city. there was little they could do to stop this effort from rodri. a third goal, three points secure, riyad mahrez‘s fourth, like city, came almost without a challenge. that was until robbie brady found a goalfrom nowhere. it made little difference. if city were feeling the heat, this was the perfect response. adam wild, bbc news. it wasn't all easy going for city though. when they arrived at turf moore they had no working lights in their dressing rooms, because of an electrical fault. but, with the help of lights from the host broadcasters, and their phone torches

adam wild was watching. at first glance, this did not appear a club in crisis. lies any task ahead. his tenure may only be ten —— his tenure may only be temporary,... never shy of making an impact here, it was swift. heading them in front against chelsea within five minutes. the sketch i actually break it was dominic calvert learn who because the man to lose control, even for a moment. even for those too young to remember his legend, swept up in excitement. chelsea were still here. but any nerves were soon replaced by sheerjubilation, everton‘s —— modern day number nine,... -- modern day number nine,... you just go that much more because you're for everybody. it was very tense, it was indescribable. i'm not looking forward to far ahead. i'm here for a looking forward to far ahead. i'm here fora ten looking forward to far ahead. i'm here for a ten for as long as they will need to do this. this command undoubtedly, a day that belong to everton and duncan ferguson. he has called this his dream job. this out every bit the fairy tale. five goals have put tottenham up

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maybe feels like a wild contrast but the benefit of the doubt the men are afforded not just adam sandlerevery man but actual and also i am in that true crime trap but what if we never talk to these people again. [laughter] elizabeth warren might not be unelectable because people don't like her. but like the mean mommy makes you brush your teeth before bed. but at some level they hate women. but it's hard for me not to think about amber geiger and was convicted and was given a hug and a bible by the judge. so we rarely see sympathy extended. but there are a lots of instances in which they are not seen as fully human but that actual crime that was killing a black man. somehow that is comprehensible. and someone wanting for president that would be to displace that historically the place only belong to men. but the more confident the more threatening she is. and republicans are so proud of themselves for loving sarah palin that she herself knows that because she quit. but this is the argument i make in the book that it is disingenuous. and just as conventional beauty standards. and the crite

the only wild card, is there some democratic victory for a new witness? although adammight happen in the intelligence committee separately as they move forward. at least four big steps. at least four. can democrats get this done? have a vote in the house? the clinton impeachment tracked the holidays, by the way. >> christmas -- christmas eve or something? >> a mid-term election and then after the election when it finished up. midterm. a very stressful time but this house and it's the speaker, won't answer modest questions. interesting to see how much she's willing to talk about this when she has the town hall tomorrow. part of her success, against it a long time. once decided no choice than to go forward. her success in keeping her words waiting for the right moments. she speaks when she thinks she needs to, either bring discipline, the family back together or speed things up, slow things down. you're going to get to talk to her at a fascinating time. yes, it's chairman nadler's ball after chairman schiff's ball but make no mistake about it, the speaker handles this an

adam sandler processing. which was also while i was writing the book. it was all very wild. i felt like maybe magic was real. it was really emotional to be there. because there is a lot of baggage this person was coming. he could feel it. it was like he was coming home to this place that had been, where he worked when he was young and the beginnings of his career. where they exploded and i don't know, you can feel and see the cast in the wings, like tearing up and singing see a song about chris farley. and i felt it is it too. i was like, i have that nostalgia two. and as much as i can sit here and make fun of these movies, justifiably, i also kinda love them to what i was that edge and it sort of ended up in this place up like forgiving ourselves are for not having always been perfect. and also that i don't think that you know, ointment should be allowed to make art. and some of the art probably not. some of the art, there is a process of weighing its value. i didn't think about this all of the time you write, you can't d glancy cinema. >> how you take michael jackson i'm m

want to play against themselves by opening up the process to all sorts of wild cards, the hunter bidens and trying to call adamf and out the whistle-blower? if lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell determine it's an acquittal it seems that's playing against themselves if they inject that sort of uncertainty into the process and they turn it into a circus-like atmosphere. >> all right. glenn, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks. >>> there is a simmering possibility that the upcoming presidential debate may not happen. how a union dispute could keep each and every qualifying candidate off the debate stage. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress.

whether mick mulvaney will testify and if they do they are wild cards same thing with hunter biden same thing with the whistleblower same thing with adam schiff these are all unknowns melanie is very confident that this will not go so well for the republicans i'm not so i'm not as competent a she is that that is so overly think john bolton's going to come and say everything was i don't know what on olson is going. after the 5 will not know what john bolton is going to say it's very clear that he left on bad terms but he also is aware of the fact that he was the national security advisor and the national security adviser advises the president and it is up to the president to make those decisions so i don't know what john bolton will say of call to testify and i don't know that he will be called to testify and if he is it's a gamble on both sides we know they heard i had i had to i just look like you know i didn't like i had john bolton we have heard numerous people say that he said that you know he didn't want to be i be part of that drug deal that sunderland was cooking up and he definitely had the view that what was happening was a pr

the wild conspiracy theory that you've never espoused about ukraine interfering in the 2016 election, if there was nothing there, why not let mulvaney or john bolton come forward. why fight it? >> adam schiff engineered this process in the basement, unprecedented, what we call a fraudulent process, having secret hearings in the basement. >> which republicans participated in. >> not the ones with jurisdiction. i am on house judiciary committee, ranking member of the subcommittee. i am still not privy to the evidence gathered in the basement. why is that? that's the relevant evidence that they're bringing forward supposedly to justify impeachment. this is an unprecedented process. the president didn't want to submit to a fishing expedition. all previous administrations took the same. barack obama didn't submit everything congress asked. >> not everything, but submitted some documents. this president submitted no documents, zero. >> not true. when the impeachment investigation began, they submitted 100,000 documents. 25 members of his administration testified before the intel committee, oversight committee, this congress, this year. had 20 in judiciary. he has wanted to cooperate. when

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wild week. >> bret: one week in the news. on fox news sunday, chris wallace will have an exclusive interview with former fbi director james comey. he will also talk to house intelligence community chairman adamhank you for inviting us in your homes tonight. that is it for this busy week and "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. "the story" hosted right down the hall by martha maccallum. >> martha: good evening, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is "the story." strange day all around. impeachment in the morning, followed by a china deal, and a record close for the american market. boris johnson, a trump political sibling from across the pond scores a win not seen since margaret thatcher. but with all of that news, president trump is seething what he calls the cheapening of impeachment. >> it's a scam. it's something that should not be allowed. it's a very bad thing for our country. you are trivializing impeachme

adam sandler. $100 million. that's how much universal could lose from movie musical cats. earned just $38 million after two weeks in theaters. dean? dean: from shutting down conservatives to removing mascots. it was a wildraziest stories of 2019. editor and chief of campus reform.org. cabot phillips. great clips. start with one where i live near d.c. >> i think that like the whole colonial thing is like a little white supremacisty. i would like to see a better moss scott. >> colonial is kind of a touchy word. >> did i sign the petition. i do understand that it is offensive to like other countries. i heard that you are not supposed to wear the colonial's name when you go abroad. griff: oh my goodness. cabot, why are you trying to get rid of the g.w. colonial. >> didn't you know colonial mascot sign of white supremacy and fascism. a giants petition at george washington to remove the colonial mascot which for these students who don't know it it's just by definition someone that lives in a clone which everyone in north america was at the time of our founding. it's not some offensive term. but this is a growing trend of students doing everything in their power to remove anything that could offend them. and t

in footballing terms though, the arrival of ancelotti was where the excitement ended, as adam wild reportsre was one arrival in particular catching the eye. carlo ancelotti, one of football‘s most revered managers, now adding the evertonjob to his cv. today, he was just here to watch and he wasn‘t the only one. mikel arteta was announced as the new arsenal manager yesterday. an opportunity for players to impress their respective new bosses, or so you would think. this everton‘s best chance in a first half lacking any real meaningful chances. arsenal similarly struggling to show their best. if either new manager was inspired by what they had seen, they were not showing it. the second half was barely brighter. aubameyang forcing a save from pickford. biggest moment.