is arsene wenger‘s time as arsenal manager soon to come to an end?ourse but today many media outlets are reporting that a leaked list of potential replacements has been drawn up by the club. germany international bossjoachim low, celtic boss brendan rodgers, monaco's leonardojardim and manchester city coach mikel arteta are all said to be in the running, while carlo ancelotti's name has aso been touted. club legend ian wright had this to say on wenger following sunday's league cup defeat against manchester city. i would have given him a year with an option out of respect. if it played out like it is playing out now, you don't take up the option because thing has to change. if we are to believe he will do what he does and parish himself into the seat, i want him to finish it. then we have to go from now or bmw season whatever it brings and then next season, whatever that brings. the fa ns season, whatever that brings. the fans have got to go through all of this and next season of what they feel right now and how i feel. i wa nt feel right now and how

eight 20 striker arrived in besiktas the $30 million, and arsenal was paid $30 million, and arsenal wastransferred from arsenal to manchester city, and it had been on the cards as august. it to get united offered more money to get his signature. in a deal valued at $40 million, henrikh mkhitaryan went the other way. finally, with russia around the corner and an england place to play for, daniel sturridge went out on loan at west brom. his would—be race for the champions league, with a battle to avoid relegation. his regularfootball is what he needs. he was to be on the plane to russia. now from transfers to actual football. tottenham scored after just 11 seconds in their 2—0 english premier league win over manchester united. christian erikksen found the net first. spurs‘ second came from a philjones own goal. the game at wembley broke the premier league attendance record — 81978 fans were at the match. we are so happy. the important thing is to keep going. we have important and had. there is a lot left to play. that is why we need to stay focused and everything. —— on. in all the league

it remains the only domestic competition arsenal boss arsene wenger has never won.s correspondent natalie pirks is live for us at wembley. arsene wenger had said before the match that this was arsenal's chance to prove they were run sliti's level, and at times it appeared it we re level, and at times it appeared it were not even on the same pitch far less the same league. fans were streaming for the exits next to us with about 20 minutes to go, such was the lacklustre effort. as you said, this does remain the only trophy a loserfor arsene said, this does remain the only trophy a loser for arsene wenger, but this could be the first of many for pep guardiola. the year's first trophy takes on a wider significance, forming the start of a dynasty or being a saving grace. arsene wenger has never won the league cup, but he may not get many more chances. the poor season of his side has not changed with big spending. manchester city take a more risk is strict, but they had the door unlocked for them for their opener. sergio aguero‘s late finish came through brittle defending

arsen i cannot see arsenal winning form.knows what can happen? when arsenal fans are saying we are a bit rubbish at the moment, you know they are in trouble. thank you. more than a thousand people have taken part in a march in belfast. it was organised by a number of groups claiming gutman has failed to deliver on promises around legacy issues, including a five—year plan com plete issues, including a five—year plan complete outstanding inquests. what we have called is for the british government to move forward, to bring forward the consultation. most importantly to bring forward that funding for the legacy in question we can happen now. there is no reason whatsoever for a delay. we can happen now. there is no reason whatsoeverfor a delay. these people should not be treated in such a disgusting way. bollywood superstar sridevi kapoor has died of a heart attack at the age of 5a. the actress — who starred in almost 300 films — was considered one of the few capable of huge box office success without the support of a male hero. r

we'll start with some arsenal fans. it would be the first one for arsene wenger.. we lost on thursday night. but we got throughput we have good form. arsenal could pull something out hat today. since he led the club it has been directionless for me. element he has said he wants to complete the set was this cup is often derided but what would it mean? we need to be in the champions league. it is the league cup, in a nice way!m be in the champions league. it is the league cup, in a nice way! it is more than spurs have got for a bit. do you feel trepidation as today? this could salvage our season, it is fairto this could salvage our season, it is fair to say. disappointing not to win the champions league but we do have work to do. we lost against swansea. i have been drunk for about 72 hours for the you're clearly enjoying yourself lets talk to some manchester city fans. we have been seeing around, lots of manchester city fans have been wearing yellow ribbons. pep guardiola has been charged by the fa was that he is wearing that in sympathy with the politicians impris

arsene wenger had said this was arsenal's chance to show they were on city's level. was arsenal's chancerophy remains elusive for wenger but, for guardiola, it could be the first of many. for wenger but, for guardiola, the treble is still very much on. for wenger but, for guardiola, natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. for wenger but, for guardiola, great britain didn't win any medals on the final day of the winter olympics but this has been their most successful winter games. been their most andy swiss reports from pyeongchang. been their most britain's olympic journey here hasn't always been the smoothest. 17th and 18th for the much touted bobsleighers, been matched by medals. but their misses have yarnold wins gold again! but their misses have laura deas has won bronze as well. but their misses have a record five in total... but their misses have billy morgan! but their misses have yes! but their misses have after some £30 million of funding, they haven't come cheap, but the team believe they are worth it. we are very happy. they are worth it. it's a historic games, our best ever winter

humiliated last weekend against arsenal.s, two quickfire goals at the start of the second half, tom davies making it 3—0, they fought back, palace, but everton were on top in this game and they were only two points behind the seventh placed team, sam alla rdyce two points behind the seventh placed team, sam allardyce is playing the type of football he wants to now. of course this is to read between sam alla rdyce course this is to read between sam allardyce and course this is to read between sam alla rdyce and roy course this is to read between sam allardyce and roy hodgson. sam alla rdyce allardyce and roy hodgson. sam allardyce at his former club. let's hear what he said. first half we were good value, goalless at half—time, we were even confident we could keep that going. it puts you on the back foot. there we re it puts you on the back foot. there were times on the second half way we played reasonable football, it was always going to be difficult to get back. the third goal effectively killed us off. if you look at the s

with arsenal in store on saturday, they made changes. and dele alli saved for the bench. newport have been eight minutes from a huge shock, but the draw brought them a lucrative replay. they held their own for almost half an hour before dunn butler was given a sleepless night. that ruptured confidence. a second goal was not long in coming. a first second goal was not long in coming. afirst ini7 second goal was not long in coming. a first in 17 months for the injury ravaged erik lamela. the defence managed to restrict the chances to a view, although the renter should have made the most of his. not once, but twice. he wasn't the only one. dele alli had been introduced and could not find a way through either. newport held on to keep the score respectable. spurs have not won a major trophy since the league cup in 2008. with a trip to rochdale next, this could be their best opportunity in some years. for me, always this type of game is so for me, always this type of game is so difficult. it is difficult to analyse the games. the fa cup is a l

arsenal already under way.h task at home to zenit st petersburg this evening, in a five past eight kick off. chris mclaughlin will be watching this one for us. celtic under brendan rodgers are all about progression and in a european sense, it is alreadyjob done. third place in the champions league and progression to the europa league is already one better than last year. but brendan rodgers believes that this zen it site under roberto mancini are the favourites to make. celtic have injury concerns. in fa ct, celtic have injury concerns. in fact, a total of seven first—team regulars, including leigh griffiths, missing out this evening. a very intriguing night in the cold and wet of the east end of glasgow. also coming up in the programme... thought to be the world's oldest football match, the royal shrovetide game in ashbourne lasts for two days and you're lucky if you even see the ball. so while britain's winter olympians are in the thick of competition in pyeongchang, their paralympic colleagues are getting re

i want arsenal to start to challenge again, iwant i want arsenal to start to challenge again, i wantgning players who make it exciting again. we wa nt players who make it exciting again. we want someone who is going to lay down the law to people and the new manager, whether that will be, and the players who were now on easy street. some of them are renting out properties on easy street! it will ta ke properties on easy street! it will take them a few years to get back into that because everybody is progressing and moving forward, all of them. now some "great news for celtic, but sad news for scotland" — well, that's how brendan rodgers described scott brown's decision to step away from international football. brown says he feels he can no longer give his all for both club and country, and that's why he's ending his international career. jane lewis has more. flexing his muscles for club, but no longerfor flexing his muscles for club, but no longer for country. after 55 caps, round has bowed out. in a statement, he said... great news for celtic, it is sad for the scottish team. going f

manchester city defeat arsenal in the english league cup final to claim the trophy for the third time in five years. in the premier league, manchester united return to second after romelu lukaku and jesse lingard goals helps secure a vital2—1win over chelsea. and a final farewell to the 2018 winter olympics, as the closing ceremony takes place in pyeongchang. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester city have won their first silverware under manager pep guardiola with a comprehensive 3—0 win over arsenal in the league cup final at wembley on sunday. it was a dominant performance from city who took the lead through sergio aguero in the first half, his 199th goal for city in all competitions. city made sure of the trophy with two quick strikes in the second half, the first from vincent kompany, and then another from david silva as arsenal looked in danger of being overrun but no further goals followed. arsene wenger‘s search for a league cup win goes on while guardiola lifted what he hopes will be the first of three trophies this

this is the dressing room that arsenal will be using. as luxurious as the ones they will be used to in the premier league and some of the european ground they have played out. further down the corridor is the home dressing room and that is where potter has worked his magic. he has taken players from all over europe and forged them into this cohesive unit, partly down to success on this cohesive unit, partly down to success on the pitch, partly through some unusual success on the pitch, partly through sott‘ie unusual means. success on the pitch, partly through some unusual means. they perform swa n la ke some unusual means. they perform swan lake in front of the local community, for example. this is a clu b community, for example. this is a club that prides itself on doing things differently, and back comes right from the top and their chairman. right now! right from the top and their chairman. right now i went through the locker room which i do every session, chatting, hugging, smiling. that is the environment we have built in the club.

in terms of reducing its nuclear arsenal? the united states has signed the nuclear nonproliferation commits it to negotiating in good faith nuclear disarmament, but that has not taken place. states,ear arms including russia, china, france, and u.k., they are upgrading, instead of reducing, their arsenals. amy: let's go to a clip of president trump giving his state of the union last week. theaid he would beef up u.s. nuclear arsenal and dismiss global efforts to ban nuclear weapons. president trump: as part of our defense, we must modernize and rebuild our nuclear arsenal, hopefully never having to use it but making it so strong and so powerful that it will deter any otherf aggression by any nation or anyone else. [applause] president trump: perhaps someday in the future, there will be a magical moment when the countries of the world will get together to eliminate their nuclear weapons. unfortunately, we are not there yet, sadly. amy: during his state of the union, trump escalated his rhetoric against north korea once again, c

arsenal were poor today, only one shot on goal.but credit to spurs, they had an excellent win, should have been more goals, as we saw from that report, harry kane with seven premier league goals in the last seven north london derbies, what a record. he doesn't seem affected by any of the hype, he just does it, his manager had good things to say about him. the miracle for swansea goes on, they look as if they will be all right this season! 14 1a points in the last seven games, since carlos carvalhal took over only one defeat in 11, unbeaten in five in the premier league, unbeaten in all competitions when you count the fa cup as well. south korea, their players scoring the only goal, amazing, with the winter olympics as well. burnley are not in good form at all. we can hearfrom carlos carvalhal, the manager working his miracle. he loves and allergies. here's another lovely quote from him. seven weeks ago they were calling it a miracle five or six years ago, we were very deep in the ocean, down in the water. it was really very deep an

they beat arsenal 3-0 under the ordeal.ub and not him. natalie reports from wembley. winning trophies is nothing new for manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised at just manchester city. but pep guardiola was probably surprised atjust how simple the first of his reign was. the day started in crisp wind and sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordealagain in sunshine, yellow ribbons caught the eye. ordeal again in defining the faa by wearing his or her imprisoned catalan politicians. arsene wenger has never won the league cup. he had reason to look pensive. manchester city are not known for route one football, but from a goal kick, sergio aguero outmuscled arsenal's defence with ease. that lob was a rather cheeky also. from willful defenders to wonderful vincent kompany so defenders to wonderful vincent kompa ny so often defenders to wonderful vincent kompany so often out injured pop up with an important contribution. and look what it meant to him. fa

military is modernizing its nuclear weapons arsenal in response it says to concerns russia is expanding its capability the new pentagon strategy ends the obama era push to reduce america's stockpile defense secretary james mattis says the u.s. needs to see the world as it is not as it wishes it to be our defense department correspondent i think i am reports from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump never criticizes russian president vladimir putin but the pentagon is doing just that moscow retains a large stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons and continues to modernize those as well as its strategic systems this report says aggression from russia concerns about china and north korea and potentially iran are the reasons the u.s. needs to modernize its nuclear weapons and it's changing the wording on when it could use them saying the u.s. could use nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend the vital interests of the u.s. what's new is they added this line extreme circumstances could include significant non nuclear strategic attacks the military was asked to clarify

arsenal and the u.s. deterrent capability?ean, all we hear is that russia could never make it in a face-to-face confrontation with nato's conventional warfare r. they way ahead in the nuclear posture? >> they certainly invested in a lot in the nuclear posture. and what people have missed is that while the numbers of nuclear weapons are now down at a great low, and today marked the full implementation of the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty which was negotiated early in the obama administration, eight years ago, and as -- as of today, russia and the united states can only have 1,550 deployed nuclear weapons. now that treaty expires in three years. and what was interesting about the doctrine that president trump published on friday is that it shows absolutely no interest in renewing it at a time that the russians are cheating elsewhere -- they've complied with this treaty. other treaties they haven't. the question is, if you reduce the numbers, what are we worried about? what we're worried about is that the systems have been modernized, th

under president trump is trying to improve its nuclear arsenal and the potential reasons to use it they say in order to improve the odds it won't have to political gain al-jazeera washington or graham on the web is a research fellow at the institute for defense and strategic studies that the ass rajaratnam school of international studies he joins us on skype now from singapore good to have you with us first of all is the u.s. at risk of being a clip spy of a palace like russia and china which according to the report are expanding their nuclear arsenal is that the situation. i don't my really it is i think you have all four corners of expansion are coming from a greater than a set of assumptions that comes with weaponry your assumption is that. if you go back to the fundamentals of nuclear weapons and hollow words more it isn't necessarily that you need have sufficient warning letters to create credible deterrence against i was in my assessment in a lot of other observers the ones that criticize the recent publications is that the tell you what us has a sufficient mass of though tools es

stay warm, and thank the deed for the update, ahead of liverpool against arsenal in the wsl one.today by kick it out, incidents of racism, homophobia and other forms of discrimination are up by 38% in england's top four leagues compared to this time last season. football authorities have made it easier to report such incidents through a number of different ways, including the kick it out website or reporting app. hugh ferris has been at the touchscreen and had a look at the numbers. antiracism body kick it out has said incidents of racism, hobble foliar —— homophobia and otherforms of abuse are up 38% —— other forms of this cremation. it sounds like a significant figure, and the chair of kick it out agrees a wake—up call to eve ryo ne kick it out agrees a wake—up call to everyone in the sport, which is how he characterised it. they have also given us more details in a tweet this morning, talking about the overall context of some of the percentages, 59% increase in overall incidence this season, across the top four leagues, the top four tiers of non—league football, the grassroots

under president trump is trying to improve its nuclear arsenal and the potential reasons to use it they say in order to improve the odds it won't have to political gain al-jazeera washington a former u.s. state department official simon limit by the renewed emphasis on these weapons. i have no doubt that the professionals at the department of energy department of defense in the state department who analyzed those threats in developing the nuclear posture review had very good and important information where i differ with the final product that was rolled out the south after noon isn't. the case that low yield nuclear weapons have any stabilizing or valuable role to play in today's today's threat context in fact i would make the opposite case that there is no real such thing as a surgical nuclear strike on a potential enemy i also have observed that over the last ten to twenty years there is some very strong and compelling can conventional alternatives to a potential nuclear strike so this renewed emphasis on these types of weapons is troubling and does not leave our allies i think in a v

a slight hint of offside about it but arsenal we re hint of offside about it but arsenal were 4—0 up.ain 4—0 up so going very well for arsenal indeed. we will #k50e7 you posted on that game —— keep you posted o that game, the second half going on, we will let you know about that. so celebratory mood. but there was a different mood at manchester united, a sombre start to the game there against huddersfield town. they commemorated the 6th 0 anniversary of the munich air disaster. the fans received a commemorative book and there was a minute's silence observed before kick off at that game, but in terms of the actual match, what happened in this game as you say an emotional day. they were made to wait. they had to be patient, they had to wait till the second half. lukaku with the first goalfor till the second half. lukaku with the first goal for manchester united, then we talked about the new signings, sanchez getting united's second. that is his first goal for united let us hearfrom second. that is his first goal for united let us hear from jose mourinho. i guess we had round probably 80

a part of the nuclear arsenal for a republic for japan. for those who live in this region so same spread from most korea it doesn't make much difference so it's not the new crime. and the new cries ition is meaningless unless it is complete all right ambassador we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to chong wolf former national security advisor to the president of south korea discussing prospects of peace on the korean peninsula after the olympic games are over stay with us. are you confused by washington syria policy rest assured you're not alone trump says one thing while his generals do otherwise also brinkmanship with north korea is it working in one movie in the u.s. embassy to jerusalem is still a bad idea. fifty years ago britain and within to come together as a sleeping pill does this is what i believe because this is. the side effects were terrible but not on. the wall. across europe victims are still waiting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the

enrique: en medio de esta discusiÓn nacional, las autoridades de california encontraron un arsenal enia. dulce: agentes especiales tenÍan en la mira a un hombre de los angeles por poseer armas de fuego indebidamente. al presentar una orden de cateo encontraron todo un arsenal, 28 armas de fuego, de las cuales 12 son armas de asalto, 13 son rifles ar-15 parecidos a los de la masacre de parkland y 60,000 municiones. >> una persona que no tiene derecho a tener armas porque con esto podemos evitar una tragedia como la que pasÓ. reportera: el hombre fue hallado culpable de dos delitos en el 2011 y se le prohibiÓ el uso de armas. >> esas armas estaban en manos de alguien que no tenÍa derecho de tenerlas. aquÍ en california tenemos una ley que nos permite conseguir esas armas. dulce: el grupo de agentes especiales llegÓ en bÚsqueda de cuatro armas registrada, pero encontraron todo un arsenal, incluyendo dos ametralladoras completamente automÁticas Él mismo construyÓ. lo mÁs alarmante para el fiscal general de californi, javier becerra, son las armar que armÓ Él. javier: esas son 11 armas era

making news around the world the pentagon says the united states military will revamp its nuclear arsenal president trump ordered a review of nuclear weapons strategy when he came into office a year ago it calls for nuclear to terence and a more aggressive stance towards russia u.n. experts say north korea is flouting sanctions on will and gas and is supplying weapons to syria and may add more the expert's report also says is a legally exporting commodities like coal and steel earning millions of dollars in revenue. germany's top parties are still far away from reaching an agreement for a grand government coalition german chancellor angela merkel warns there are still major differences between her conservatives and their potential coalition partners the social democrats marathon talks are set for the weekend with labor rights and health care remaining the sticking points. some sports news now and in the bundesliga dortmund have quickly forgotten about the departure of starman pierre and mark obama young the striker was sold to arsenal last week but replacement loan signing. made a dream d

manchester city defeat arsenal in the english league cup final to claim the trophy for the third timeurn to second after romelu lukaku and jesse lingard goals helps secure a vital2—1win over chelsea. and a final farewell to the 2018 winter olympics, as the closing ceremony takes place in pyeongchang. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester city have won their first silverware under manager pep guardiola with a comprehensive 3—0 win over arsenal in the league cup final at wembley on sunday. it was a dominant performance from city who took the lead through sergio aguero in the first half, his 199th goal for city in all competitions. city made sure of the trophy with two quick strikes in the second half, the first from vincent kompany, and then another from david silva as arsenal looked in danger

the current club was founded around a month after arsene wenger took charge of arsenal.her way, using not just tactics but amateur dramatics. this is them performing for the locals. it builds character, says the chairman, a former officer in the swedish army. for us, competing in sweden and in europe,

aaron ramsey the 20th arsenal player to score a hat—trick.ny other premier league club. a good end to the week for arsenal. let us look at the top of the table. even though jose mourinho let us look at the top of the table. even thouthose mourinho conceded that this week that it is hewn lick any club is going to be able to cash manchester city no—one seemed to tell burnley that. they held city to a one all draw. ok, so manchester city, supreme so far this season, but could they do it on a cold wet afternoon in burnley? they showed their commitment to prove that early on. captain kompany going close, and colliding with the home goalkeeper. but with the effort came the execution. danilo is a defender. it doesn't matter. and while the strong start continued, city only remained ahead thanks to their goalkeeper. before sterling had the chance to really cement his side's dominance, and the managerfelt that would be costly — and he would be right. not at first though, ederson again magnificent, denying lennon a debut goal, while at the other end ste

i would argue that our nuclear arsenal, the arsenal that we have that serves that deterrent function is quite possibly the most successful nonproliferation tool that we've had in our tool kit literally for decades. it has dissuaded friends and allies from feeling the need to develop or acquire nuclear weapons of their own. so from a nonproliferation standpoint, the nuclear capabilities we have very much support u.s. nonproliferation objectives. in terms of the okays about the arms race. i have seen that in commentary as well a number of times. i go back to the statement that i read from former secretary of defense, ash carter. there's an arms race, the united states is not participating. in fact, the united states has not been participating for quite some time. if you look at the details of what the russian federation has been doing in terms of its own nuclear modernization program. if you look at russian military doctrine, the exercises, the strategic force exercises that russia conducted. a number of which really have been unrivalled since the days of the cold war. a number of whic

under president trump is trying to improve its nuclear arsenal and the potential reasons to use it they say in order to improve the odds it won't have to pay to al-jazeera washington dozens of pakistanis are feared drowned off the coast of libya they were among more than ninety people on a boat which capsized off the city of swara only three people are known to have survived they were trying to cross the mediterranean to reach italy and then to dollars from the international organization for migration he says the boat was probably overloaded. we know that the weather was calm so that's indicating that indicating that the smugglers who are cavalier to say the least how huge lee overloaded this vessel so this is just really what happened and we need to get the word out to people desperate people around the world who think they're coming to a better life and they're reading about it on social media that it's not the case the french government is sending more riot police to the northern port city of kalak after a gun battle between a rival groups of migrants five people have been shot four

after defeat to mancheser city in the league cup final, arsenal great ian wright, has urged manager arsenehe season, saying he can't make a case for him staying in the role. wright also feels the club's owner stan kronke has lost interest and that a new two year deal given to wenger last summer was a mistake. i would have given him a year with an option just out of respect. if it played out like it is playing out now then you just don't take up the option simply because something has to change. i want arsenal to start to challenge again. i want us to start signing players that make you excited again. i want somebody who is going to come in and around arsenal who is going to lay down the law to people and a new manager, whoever that is going to be, and the players, who are now on easy street, literally. a few of them own easy street. tottenham are "likely" to request that their opening few premier league games next season are away fixtures, as they finish bulding their new ground. spurs have been playing their home games at wembley during the redevelopment of tottenham hotspur stadium, whic

trying to understand the nuclear power countries are upping their bet on the nuclear arsenal. what does this message conveyed to the countries? and lastly regarding the stability explicit in the apr that united states will not pursue its ratification. what do you think would be the future of this structure that we have from 20 years and is not enforced? thank you very much. >> we've got a couple questions on warhead or related issues and a couple questions on broader disarmament strategy. i would ask madelyn to begin, whatever question you wish. >> let me talk a little bit about the ctc be and how it relates to our commitment to article six. the one good thing about this new npr is that it does commit to continue the moratorium which is good. i don't think it was a surprise that there's no interest in seeking ratification from this administration but to me to the thing that was most aboard and which is been swirling for a while is is a stated commitment to the ct po and also do you national monitoring system. that is usually important in terms of making sure that the foundatio

military says it will modernize its nuclear arsenal because he's worried about russia's expansion of its weapons capability the new strategy unveiled by the pentagon and is the obama era push to reduce america's stockpile. of dozens of pakistanis are feared drowned off the coast of libya they were among more than ninety people on the boat which capsized in the city of swat only three people on them to survive they were trying to cross the mediterranean to get to it and. now a un report has accused north korea of earning nearly two hundred million dollars last year by exporting ban commodities around the world pyongyang's accused of supplying weapons to syria and me and our exporting coal to a number of asian countries and of getting help to set up front businesses and bank accounts under un sanctions north korea is forbidden to export coal lead textiles or seafood the sanctions are designed to limit funding for its nuclear program. the french president says education is the most important way to ensure security and progress he's been speaking at a conference in the senegalese capital

so what do you think what kind of impact will be on have arsenal in the premier league i said it last night i'm going to say it again i think this is a match made in heaven because over my own is exactly the sort of striker that i have been looking for he's he's strong in the air he's excellent when it comes to link up play and i can't wait to see him combine with the likes of on the one hand you have a world class strike. and on the other hand you have. who is just one of europe's best assist machine so that i think will be a killer could possibly turn into a killer combination and of course we're also also join his former teammate henrik mchugh totty and that see if they can instill that support same sort of fear that they did in their own and as they did in the wind as the ok this is fantastic for arsenal but what does it mean for dorman dortmund yeah i mean it is a blow you know but unfortunately what can you do about it you know life goes on and the best that dortmund can make out of this is to take that sixty four million euros and try to invest that in another player in you in

arsenal. bad news if you areafan. football. arsenal.ue cup final. the same opponents in the premier league on thursday. ian wright has urged oursaintanger —— on thursday. ian wright has urged our saint anger —— arsene wenger to step down at the end of the season. and he said a two year deal in the summer was a mistake. if it played out like it is playing out now, you don't take up the option simply because something has to change. i wa nt because something has to change. i want arsenal to challenge again, signing exciting players, someone coming in and around arsenal to lay down the law to people and a new manager and players who are on easy street literally. a few of them own easy street. neil lennon has two judges from the scottish football association. he reacted angrily when coal and work we re reacted angrily when coal and work were rewarded a penalty leading to the equaliser. he was sent to the stands and discard the standard of refereeing in scotland at mickey mouse. misconduct and criticising a match official charges. usain bolt

will it be a first cup league success for arsene wenger 01’ cup league success for arsene wenger orardiola? thi5 one is always evaded him, while guardiola i5 one is always evaded him, while guardiola is still hoping for a treble of trophies this season. caresses as it is an opportunity to play with all the regular players. and we want to go to wembley. i think wembley is always special because it is the stadium divided into. and it is a special day. and i'io into. and it is a special day. and no matter how many games you played in your life, it is always a special day. sky in the beginning almost, when we start, we say the same. we will be judged for how many titles you win in the big clubs, in the five, six contenders it is always the same. at the same point, what they said before, these eight months together, we live what we live. and that belongs to us. ben stokes was delighted to be back. according to captain alan morgan a5 delighted to be back. according to captain alan morgan as his first england match for five captain alan morgan as his first england match forfive month5 capta

modernized its nuclear arsenal.nd several other countries are trying t to develop nunuclear weweapons. is taking these developments very seriously. spend $1.2ants to trillion in the next three decades to maintain and modernize its nuclear arsenal. are we facing g an increased threat of nuclear war? ♪ what: can you remember went through your head when that was happening? well how remember very i reacted. i was thrown back into the 1980's when i remembered the whention as a 19-year-old i heard the siren going off in birmingham where i was living at the time. and i thought it was the end of the world. and i wondered how i could get to my loved ones and i knew i did not have the time. and i really sympathized with the people. i know people that live in hawaii. --y wrote on twitter saying we do not know what to do. where should we go? it was a horrible moment for me because it brought back -- actually, the reason i am working on this subject now. malte: i completely agree. nuclear arms are still something that cause peop

isn't planning to increase the size of its arsenal all the number of deployed warheads but he does want more modern weapons defense correspondent particle plane reports from washington. u.s. president donald trump never criticizes russian president vladimir putin but the pentagon is doing just that moscow retains a large stockpile of non-strategic nuclear weapons and continues to modernize those as well as its strategic systems this report says aggression from russia concerns about china and north korea and potentially iran are the reasons the u.s. needs to modernize its nuclear weapons and it's changing the wording on when it could use them saying the u.s. could use nuclear weapons in extreme circumstances to defend the vital interests of the u.s. what's new is that had this line extreme circumstances could include significant non nuclear strategic attacks the military was asked to clarify what that means it would that also involve the employment of biological weapons against the us population or allies would involve the use of chemical weapons against our people would involve a conven

plans to beef up its arsenal of nuclear weapons. why now?why does "time" magazine assert that the president is playing a dangerous game of nuclear poker, coming up. looks nothing like yesterday. trails are covered. paths aren't what they used to be. roads nowhere to be found. ( ♪ ) and it's exactly what you're looking for. ( ♪ ) >>> happening now. the countdown to super bowl lii in the match-up between the philadelphia eagles and the new england patriots, facing off in a frigid minneapolis where it's shaping up to be the coldest super bowl on record. luckily for the players, though, they'll be under the dome of the u.s. bank stadium there but among the top concerns for tomorrow's game, security. the super bowl is kicking off in a city that has spawned a surprising number of terror suspects. which is now forcing intense security by both land and air. let's get to nbc's ron mott, in minneapolis for us on a very cold morning. thank you for being outside. i tell you, how about the officials, ron? what are they doing to keep fans safe? >> they're

briefing off camera that they do believe that the syrian government still has a chemical weapons arsenal and did not come clean about the extent of their chemical weapons holdings back during the obama administration when they gave up their weapons in order to not face any sort of u.s. military action for targeting people with chemical weapons during the syrian civil war then here at the state department new allegations about the use of a weapon that technically isn't a weapon but still has very dangerous effects when used against people we are watching very carefully and the united states is extremely concerned about yet another report of the use of chlorine gas by sea. the syrian regime to terrorize innocent civilians in east gouda syria outside of damascus if confirmed the attack is the third reported instance in the past thirty days in east ghouta we take the allegations of chemical weapons use very seriously and are working with our partners on the ground to investigate the reports so beyond raising public awareness about the security situation inside syria the trumpet ministration

both sides threatening to increase their nuclear capacity and china is also expanding its nuclear arsenalother countries with nuclear ambitions such as north korea. the question this week is --"the new arms race: a more dangerous world?" to discuss that question, i am joined in the studio by constanze stelzenmuller, who is an expert on security issues with the brookings institute in washington. she says the world has become a more dangerous in the last 12 months. problems with effective arms only one of several reasons. also with us is malte lehming, an editor with der tagesspiegel. he argues that none of the great powers profit from any kind of military escalation. the world is getting very unpredictable but not necessarily more dangerous. and a warm welcome also to xanthe hall from the german section of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons -- weapons, widely known as ican. she says since the adoption of a nuclear ban by the united nations, she is optimistic that nuclear weapons will be a polished in her lifetime. thank you for that note of optimism. long-term optimism.