well united and england defender ashley young has backed his boss. sports editor dan roan has been with the england squad at st george's park. just 13 weeks to go until the start of the world cup in russia. important friendly‘s this week against first the netherlands and then back at wembley against italy. as ever winning grammy appear at st georges park there are also club issues to discuss. not least the jose mourinho, manchester united's manager's treatment of his young left back, luke shaw, who was called off at half—time during their fa cup win over brighton. at the weekend. mourinho is very outspoken in his criticism of shaw. it has led to criticism of shaw... ithas led to . . ff ”i of i? "i of him been criticised in some has been criticised in some ashley is the has been criticised in some ashley- is the man quarters? ashley young is the man who came on in shock‘s place. against brighton. earlier on i asked him about mourinho‘s managing style. i won't comment on that situation. it's obviously between the manager and the player. but for me, lik

well united and england defender ashley young has backed his boss. roan has been with the england squad at st george's park. this is when it starts to get serious full gareth southgate, just 13 weeks to go and still the start of the world cup in russia, important friendlies this week against the netherlands and then back at wembley against italy. as ever when england meet up here at st george's park the club issues to discuss and not least jose george's park the club issues to discuss and not leastjose mourinho, the manchester united manager, and his treatment of the young left back luke shaw who was pulled off at half—time during their fear —— luke shaw who was pulled off at half—time during theirfear —— fa cup win over brighton. as we know was very vocal in his criticism of luke shaw leading to speculation that he will be in the summer. now ashley young is the man who came on in place of luke shaw against brighton and earlier i asked him aboutjose mourinho and his management style. obviously it is between the manager and the player. but from the th

but united defender, ashley young, has backed his boss. me, he has been successful at every club he has been successful at every club he has been at. that would not happen if he knew how to handle players. —— did not know how. you can have a laugh and a joke. that is the best way for managers to work. afghanistan have kept their slim hopes of playing at next year's cricket world cup alive. they beat the united arab emirates by five wickets in their second super six match in harare. the uae were dismissed for 177 in just 43 overs, before afghanistan recovered from 54 for five to win with more than 15 overs to spare. now to what's been catching our eye on social media. how about this for a penalty?! we think this mightjust about be the best we have seen. this video was shared by the former manchester united defender, rio ferdinand. it's a street football match in argentina. and how about this for skill? what a goal! i don't think i'd like to try that one myself, though. keepehs keeper's terrible. you can get all the latest sports news at our

luke shaw. agenda, don't play him, he could have played ashley young. have played ashley young.rom the play—offs from this team. united you feel have to win from the play-offs from this team. play-offs from this team. all your sport for now, i will be back in one hour. see you then. james, thank you very much. to tackle what he called the scourge of drug addiction in america. thousands of people but spentjust a short time injail. first totality associated with autonomous travelling software. autonomous travelling software. software but what uber users is completely different. completely different. company is investigating what led to the incident. the incident. safety board to try to figure out what led to the car crash. what led to the car crash. developer and is about what possibly could have led to this. thank you. of science and technology studies at ucl. questions asked now about this technology. technology. don't know what or who is to blame in this case. in this case. arizona and a fuel other places for a couple of years now. a couple of years now. miles have been driven

manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielder jack wilshere return to the fold as southgatether look at his options ahead of this summer's world cup. i've got to now go into the world cup looking at who are the players we believe can play at that level, who are the players that have done well in the past? there are clearly some inclusions of players that are playing well for clubs, and some that are getting their first call—up. so, there is a little bit more complex minefield to get through. west ham games are to have increased police presence and tighter security measures in place after crowd trouble during last saturday's defeat to burnley. an emergency meeting was held tonight to discuss the pitch invasions and protests that at one point saw captain mark noble wrestle a fan to the ground. the group in charge of stadium safety has also warned any future trouble could lead to closure of the stadium. penhill ridden by paul townend won the big race of the day, the stayers hurdle at cheltenham. the 12—1 shot saw off the challenge of supasundae to become the sixth win at this y

he could have played ashley young, he brought him on at half—time.eel that united have to win, play your strongest teams. the scotland squad has trained for the first time since alex mcleish began his second spell as manager. they were forced indoors by the extreme weather as they prepared for friday's friendly against costa rica at hampden park and next tuesday's away game in hungary. alistair lamont was there. a smattering of applause from his players for alex mcleish‘s opening address. but the game the acclaim of the nation, the hard work starts now. this is the first of four days of training for alex mcleish‘s scotla nd of training for alex mcleish‘s scotland squad ahead of friday's friendly against costa rica. four daysin friendly against costa rica. four days in which he must shape this squad in his image with the help of his coaches, peter grant and james mcfadden. but that and played under mcleish during his first stint at scotland. he outlined his managerial credentials. he's a great man, a good man manager, that is his strength. he knows th

the england captain has recalled ashley young and jack walsh.es and local government secretary sajid javid told the commons that the government has ordered further tests — but stressed there was no evidence it‘s a systemic issue, and the risk to public safety is low. mr speaker, nine months ago, we faced a loss of life and suffering on an unimaginable scale at grenfell. since then, significant efforts have been made by the government and others to support survivors to find new homes and keep people safe. however, i know that the matters i raise today will raise questions, and i want to reiterate that, on the basis of expert advice my department has received, there is no evidence that risks to public have changed. i want to reassure honourable members that all possible steps are being taken to properly investigate the issues and take action when needed. public safety is paramount and our position is clear, the events of 14th ofjune 2017 must never be allowed to happen again. i commend this statement to the house. our news reporter, lucinda adam h

jose mourinho didn't have to play him, he would have brought on ashley young.team. what to do for a dressing room when a player is singled out like luke shaw was? we weren't in the dressing room... what does it do for the harmony of the dressing room? it is part and parcel of professional sport. there does seem to be something in this thing, where we are not party to what goes on in there but it seems likejose mourinho has an agenda against luke shaw but if you have an agenda don't play him. onto the other semifinal, chelsea love this competition. yes, they have had an important bounce back and questions over whether antonio conte will be there next season. antonio conte will be there next season. it was a much—needed win, and chelsea players are playing for their manager. talking of managers, a new manager, mark hughes for southampton. important for him to start with the wind but when you are fighting relegation as southampton are right now, is it a dangerous distraction to be in an fa cup semifinal? honestly i think it was so semifinal? honestly i think it wa

but one of shaw's teammates ashley young has backed his manager's handling of the club's turbulent weeksituation. it's obviously between the manager and the player. but for me, likewise, the manager has been successful at every club he has been out. i don't think he'd be successful if he didn't know how to handle players. when he wants us to work, and as players, you know and you go out on the pitch to train hard and work hard in games. when you can laugh and joke, you laugh and joke. he has both sides to him. meanwhile, another left back ryan bertrand has withdrawn from the england squad for their two friendlies against the netherlands and italy. the southampton defender has a back problem. professor richard mclaren — the author of the key report into russian state—sponsored doping — believes theraputic use exemptions shouldn't be scrapped in sport. but in an exclusive interview with the bbc correspondent david 0rnstein professor mclaren did say that tues‘s are being abused. i wouldn't necessarily go and say it is a crisis, but it is an area that needs address. the tue system works dif

manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielderjack wilshere return to the fold as southgatehis summer's world cup. west ham games will have increased security in place after last weekend's crowd trouble in the game against burnley. an emergency meeting took place after the incidents last weekend which involved the captain mark noble at one stage wrestling a supporter to the ground. the club have warned any more incidents could lead to a closure of the stadium. —— have been warned. rugby and head coach eddiejones has rung the changes for england's six nations meeting with already crowned champions ireland — who are bidding for their third grand slam. fly—half george ford has been dropped with owen farrell moving to ten instead. dylan hartley returns to captain the side. while scrum—half danny care and forwardsjoe launchbury and dan cole all drop out of the starting 15 as england look to avoid a third straight defeat. not much change for the ireland squad — just one in fact as ulster‘s iain henderson comes in to replace devin toner. peter o'mahony, rob kearney and cian healy h

but if you have an agenda, don't play him, you could have played ashley young, he brought them on at that is all of the sport. we will be back with you in sportsday at half past ten. james, thank you very much indeed. the government has been told it needs to limit the amount of money that can be spent on fixed odds betting machines. they have been described as the crack cocaine of gambling with people being able to put up £200 a time. the gambling commission is advising the maximum sta ke commission is advising the maximum stake should be £30. campaigners and opposition mps have called for the limit to be no more than £2. danny savage has more. it has been suggested the maximum that should be £30 or as low as £2 was took terry wyatt lost a quarter ofa was took terry wyatt lost a quarter of a million on them. he was addicted to playing the games on a digital screen. £5 became tender game 20. next thing i didn't realise how much i was putting in, and strangely because you are putting the money and quickly, it is not like you are dealing in cash face—to—face over the table, or in a priv

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: ashley young backs his manchester united manager after a tumultuous days on the sidelines and in front of the cameras forjose mourinho. good evening. the social media giant, facebook, is under growing pressure to explain the measures it's taking to secure the personal data of its two billion users worldwide. it's facing investigations by the us federal trade commission, the uk's information commissioner, the european parliament and a house of commons committee. it follows allegations that information on millions of facebook‘s users was gathered from the site and used for political purposes by the british firm cambridge analytica. that firm's chief executive, alexander nix, was suspended earlier this evening. our business editor simonjack reports. in the information age, personal data is the new currency and we spend it liberally on social media platforms. how old we are, whether we are in a relationship, what are our political leanings, this can all be gathered and used. cambridge analytica is a company which does exactly that and it is at the centre

his also recalled ashley young and jack wilshere.t squad named by ryan giggs. he will miss that china cup to have a small procedure during the break. gareth bale has been included. it's a much changed england side that will face the already crowned champions ireland in the six nations this weekend. 0wen farrell moves back to fly half as eddiejones looks to avoid a third consecutive defeat in the tournament. i'll be back with more on all those stories at 5:30pm. a government inspector has recommended that northamptonshire county council, which has faced serious financial problems, be abolished and replaced with two new local authorities. a report said commissioners should take over almost all of the council's services in the meantime. 0ur correspondentjo black is at the council's headquarters. is this to do with financial problems or management problems, what is it? think it's fair to say it's a bit of both. this council has been struggling financially for a very, very long time and heather smith, the lady who stepped down as leader e

ashley: young traders have not experienced rising interest rates.for so long. is fear of inflation being overblown to anthony's point? >> to a certain degree, i think it has. cyclical inflation versus secular disinflation. the economy is doing well, using up excess supply particularly in the labor market. wages are slowly moving higher. it makes sense that inflation is going to move a little bit higher, and i agree, i think the secular disinflation, there's a lot of things, but the one i'd point out is the competitive environment. i think that's going to keep a lid how high inflation can go and that means the fed can go slow in terms of removing monetary stimulus. that's a good sign for risk assets. ashley: jeff, i mentioned earlier, so much money in the big tech companies, that tech has led the way. but if they're not the leader anymore, maybe you think they are still the leaders, where else does the money go? what other group or sect or picks up the slack? >> saw a great durable goods order, strong business spending on corporations. most of that.

young and the restless"... >> dina: jackie, please! help me! >> ashley: dina was gonna be in bordeaux for a couple days visiting an old friend? >> jack: what? alone? >> ashley: no, she had her nurse with her, jack. apparently, they got separated at the train station. >> jack: she could be anywhere! >> ashley: we have no clue how we're gonna find her. >> victoria: that watermark signifies that you could have only gotten that information from one person -- your sister. but to fire the traitor. >> jack: everything is handled on my end. my interview comes out tomorrow. >> victoria: let's hope that the editor kept in the quotes about newman. otherwise, i'll have no way o stilst take you up on it. >> sharon: of course it still stands! you can move in tonight if you want to! [ doorbell rings ]

women's march movement just a few months ago in washington as well as these young people all across the country organizing. ashleylet me follow up very quickly, matt mentioned the economy. the tax reform has put more money in a lot of people's pockets and economy, for all intents and purposes is doing very well. if you hang your hat on the economy, how are you going to make that argument? >> well, i think the economy will be just one issue that voters will decide on but here is the thing to remember about the economy. there is reason why the republican party did not run one single ad in pennsylvania about the tax scam that they passed a few months ago, because the voters do not agree with what happened. look, that bonus they received in the check, i'll not saying it was not a good thing it, was a shot in the arm. what people are want rising wages that will sustain them long-term and improve their quality of life and middle class families over the long term will not see that from the tax bill that passed a few months ago by the republicans. >> matt, let me have you respond. yes, the bonuses were nice. they weren't

ashley. and there is a question i like to ask them. as a board member i actually am able to speak to hundreds of young conservative women from colleges across the country. and there is a question they ask me. and as the mother of three daughters, all in their 20s, there is a question that i would like to help them answer. so here's the question i'm going ask it of each of our panelists. do you consider yourself a feminist? so issue gets women so confused. they have been told that to be a feminist is to be pro women. and to want what is best for women. and if you define it that way, i think we would all say yes. we are feminists. but unfortunately over the last 50 years, the actual feminist movement that has been at work in american society has been quite different. it has had an agenda that alas has embraced an attack on the family and belief there are no innate differences between men and women and this has to be taught and you if it's wrong you will get in trouble if you deny it. and, finally, abortion. so that has turned off a lot of women like me and like many others soch others. so when we are asked are you a feminist, i would say i'm

young. so for us, it's like we're one big family. >> not one but two ashleys. >> she's ashley with an "e" andhe other one is ashley with a "y." >> that's this one. and imagine this. >> this is kind of unusual, kind of rare. >> yes. >> that everybody gets along. >> yeah, everybody gets along. it's a good thing. >> when we were kids, it was a lot more crazy to other people. >> hi. >> and in the middle of this big family was nailah. >> happy birthday. i love you. >> little moot, they used to call her because once she decided something, all arguments against were moot. >> she was very sure of herself from really the earliest time. >> yes, nailah franklin was going somewhere. >> she was like my hero. i looked up to her. >> she always accepted you for who you were. it was almost like she glowed when she walked into a room. >> after college, nailah came home to chicago and she began building a career eventually in pharmaceutical sales. at 28, she owned a condo in the heart of the city. >> i think everything she wanted to be she was. just as a theme fabulous was the aspiration. i think she definitely

ashley: netflix loves binge watchers, old and young. doesn't matter as long as you keep watching.tching getting collectible badges that appear on certain programs. you watch it for a while, a little red padlock unlocks. you get the badge, trade it and swap it with other kids. it is making you watch certain programs through to the very end. stuart: is it a real badge you sell on to your coat -- ashley: digital. stuart: digital badge. >> you can trade them with other people. want the next badge, almost like an eagle scout. you want the next badge to collect it. it is based on the disney model of their collectible buttons. ashley: exactly right. >> you collect them. you trade them. they're of great value. ashley: do you remember getting toys in the corn flakes packets and cereal boxes you used to love that kind of a modern-day version to that. stuart: when do we encourage children to watch more television. ashley: parents are upset, how do we pull them away from the screens? my answer to that? turn it off! stuart: how much control do you think -- ashley: i'm living in la-la land. >>

ashley. i thought he was trying to do the right thing. he knows the kids, the young people are the big voice in this country right now that everyone's listening to the young people. they're very articulate and very passionate and they're not politicians, not lefties or rightists. they seem like students, the real thing. the teachers look like real teachers and they're trying to figure out how to make school safe because of the horror that isn't going away. trump is acting like he's never heard of the gun rights movement. he doesn't note what will west virginia really is and he's throwing out, you've got to be 21. you see terror in the faces of people like manchin. he's talking about people down in the holler. they want to teach the kids how to use guns not tell them they can't have them. 18 is grown-up down there. i got the sense he doesn't know a lot about stuff. and when he gets into a world of not knowing his stuff like the culture of pennsylvania and the middle of this country and leadership of his own country, he's in trouble. i don't think he can deliver on the

ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer and everybody here, thank you for joining us. >> see you at 11:00. come on, kristin, we should totally go clubbing this weekend! you are too youngo to bars, mandy. no. this is not about me. it's about getting you out of those sweatpants. or at least getting someone else in 'em! what?! (laughs) no, come on. boyd is gonna be with his dad all weekend. it's perfect. what's in it for you? quality time with my big sis... who can also pass as my legal guardian. mm.

ashley: yes. foreign policy of lead from behind. in the crown prince you have unconventional fresh young leader or future leader of saudi arabia who isite house now? donald trump. these are two good friends because they come from the same place. liz: eight years of obama's work reversed in year-and-a-half by president trump. he was voted because they didn't like the policies. stuart: we can confirm that facebook officials have been, and will confer with the house judiciary committee as early as tomorrow. okay? and that is pushing facebook's stock down $9. 5.25%. we're back to 163. all right, who we got today? neil. i couldn't see you in the monitor. i didn't know. ashley: what's his name. neil: thank you, steve. a lot coming up here, my friend. including on going investigation what is going on in texas at fedex station, believed to be loaded with explosives. we'll have much more. tentacles, many are hearing reluctant to open packages no matter where they live in they come to their house. the president set to greet the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman any moment. the south did is are