what matters is that barry goldwater is complicit in racism.t he is supporting racists. >> so i think he articulates a philosophy, which tends to give aid and comfort to the racist. >> we want the nation and the world to know that senator goldwater is not fit to be president of the united states. >> within the convention hall, black republicans face open hostility. >> for black members of the republican party, it is a dangerous time. in some instances, they are roughed up. they're beat up. you know, one person is set on fire. by a goldwater supporter. they're told to get out or to keep in their place, if they know what's wise for them. >> goldwater was representing the pitchfork in america. the people that are fed up. that had enough with their taxes being wasted. that had enough of the federal government taking care of people on welfare. and a lot of young westerners, people that were gun-toting, second amendment people. they gravitated to goldwater. >> 13 votes for senator goldwater. 57 votes. >> not only have they finally taken over the repu

. >> barry goldwater really was the embodiment of the american west. he was chisel-faced.ndividualist. >> he flew his own plane. he liked to ride horses. he was a cowboy. he was a straight shooter. >> he'd be posing with a jet looking like an astronaut. ♪ >> for some frustrated republicans, outspoken arizona senator barry goldwater is the man they want to take control of their party. >> america needs a change. [ cheers and applause ] >> barry goldwater represents the strong right conservative party element within the republican party. >> we need an administration to stand up for america all over the world, to work for freedom. [ applause ] >> my father fiercely believed in liberty and in freedom. he felt that our government had gotten too paternalistic. instead of offering people a hand up, we were doing too much of a handout. >> what propelled his politics were belief in small government and in fighting communism as fiercely as one could. >> barry goldwater felt that americans were not fighting the cold war with everything at their disposal. america had nuclear weapons, w

and barrie is not alone.raging disabled people at work, the department for work and pensions has a shocking track record of discriminating against its own disabled employees. panorama has carried out an in—depth analysis of every employment tribunal where an employer has been accused of disability discrimination. we can reveal that between 2016 and 2019, the dwp has had to defend 134 claims of discrimination against its own disabled employees. the dwp lost 17 of these cases, and that's more than any other public or private sector employer in great britain. so, the dwp lose around 13% of their employment tribunal cases for disability. does that say anything to you? it's quite statistically significant to say that they lose 13% of cases because the average win rate for a disability discrimination case is around 3%. do you think this might be indicative of something going on within the department for work and pensions? i'm always a little bit wary of statistics, but i think in this particular case, the numbers a

it totally demolished barry goldwater on the foreign policy front. if the president was an amateur in foreign policy why did the congress vote unanimously to give him the power to wage war. he must have a grasp of foreign policy or the congress wouldn't have abdicated its own responsibility. more importantly, the gulf resolution was a wonderful counter point to barry goldwater's mad bomber image. now that this passed congress lyndon johnson had the authority to do whatever he wanted. he could invade north vietnam. he could drop a hydrogen bomb on hanoi. if he just ordered the sustained conventional bombing of the north and kicked up the member of american advisers in south vietnam, he looked like a moderate. it was a political master stroke. very rewarding. it would have horrible costs in the long run. the gulf resolution has been condemned rightly, rightly, as an absolutely in excusable abuse of the public trust. the president mislead the congress in order to obtain powers to wage war. he lied to the american people. he ultimately put american soldi

michele barry then solidarity,ot chari. we look at the networkf mumutu ai groups emerging acrossss the country to protetect each othehn the face of covid-19. >> is a form of politicacal pies of patient in which h people tae responsibibility for caring for one another andnd changing political conditions, not just through symbolic acts or putting pressure on their representatives inin government but by actualllly building new social relations that are more survivable. amy: we will speak with longtime organizers mariame kaba and dean spade. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the worldwidide death tollll frm the coronavirus s pandemic has topped 10,000, witith nearly a quarter of a million confirmed cases of covid-19. italy's death toll now surpassed the opera was cases.eported, with 3400 -- with 3400 deaths and more than 4100 casese in milan, nurses rort they''ve stoppeped counting t the dead as wave afterave of covid-19 patients with respirator

barry: yes.t out, but the point i was trying to make is leisure and hospitality, the retail sector, they get 40% of their employees to turn over every quarter. the employees are often out of work.nd then re-find the issue is the duration of the shutdown, the timeline. or asked about caterpillar, pointed out caterpillar and the issues there. the manufacturing pmi's this week were better than expected. supply chains may respond a little better to the shutdown then people thought. get theind we can industrial side of the economy to trade flowing sooner than people thought. it comes down to the length of the timeline, which is why looking at those curves and seeing when the rate of change of new cases slows is critical to this dynamic. alix: go ahead. simona: i was going to say i agree with the idea there are areas of the economy that can withstand this shock better than others. it is the exact opposite situation then 2019 when any fracturing was hurting and services were doing ok. situatione covid a

barry goldwater might be elected president. there was a colossal scandal involving the chief aide walter jenkins in october 1964. he was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man in a sexual encounter. this was long before gay liberation. there is no glee or broke back mountain. the american psychiatric association didn't remove the diagnosis of homosexuality from its manual's list of mental until 1973. that is obscene but it is true. if you look at the press of his time, not only do commentators revile him for his perversion, but they go on and on about how he is a security risk and susceptible to blackmail. every story on this affair asked to what extent has american security been compromised? what other risks does johnson have? all the way with lbj got a new connotation. goldwater said lbj for moral decay. this is a month before the election. the other one is difficult to sum up. goldwater's crowds, when he came to speak, were hysterically adoring. he was treated like a rockstar. they might have been only a small r

barry, making a call here that the ten-year will hit or plummet to .5%. we will be watching it. >>> all right. th this sign greeting delegates as they kicked off the organization of the petroleum exporting countries, also known as opec, two-day meeting. it's in the lobby of the cartel's headquarters in vienna. what you are seeing there is that ministers and members are getting their temperatures checked before proceeding to the meeting. this as the temperature gauge of oil prices goes pretty stone cold. research firm ihs market says oil demand will see its steepest decline on record in this first quarter due to the coronavirus. let us bring in ihs market vice-chair, dan yergin in a fox business exclusive. we just got a report saying that opec plus will propose to extend new 1.5 million barrel per day cuts until the end of 2020. doesn't this all hinge on russia? >> yes. they meet again tomorrow and russia has to agree to it because the opec countries, particularly saudi arabia, said we won't do it unless russia's on board. i think russia will come on board

barry mcguire wasn't doing anything. he got busted anyway.s on his way down to the malibu jail now. and his wife is trying to get him out. >> they've been known to plant things on you, like if you're in a place like this, they'll plant something in your pocket if they want you. they don't even find something. they could find an empty match box and by the time it gets to the lab it's full of grass. >> norm and his friends. this time new orleans is the pad. but the complaint against the establishment remains the same. why should the adults put us down? they have their own kind of drugs, coffee, cigarettes, and a host of synthetic crutches that range from sleeping pills and tranquilizers, but mainly booze. >> the marijuana law nationally is just a thing by the alcohol company to keep their thing going because they don't drink it if they had grass. >> i feel that marijuana is a beautiful drug because it's much safer than alcohol. lsd, heroin, smack are no good because they'll wreck a person's physical composition. that, we do not allow. we starte

barry mcguire wasn't holding any grass or doing anything.busted anyway, and he is in a malibu jail now. >> they have been known to plan thint things, plant something in the pocket if they want to. they could find an empty-matchbox, and by the time it gets to the lab, it could be full of grass. (music) >> the complaint against the establishment remains the same, why should the adults put us down? they had their own drugs and a host of synthetic crutches, but mainly booze. >> the marijuana laws nationally, it is a thing by the alcohol companies to get their thing going. who would drink if they had grass? (music) >> i feel that marijuana, what a beautiful drug. it is a lot safer than lsd, heroin. they are no good because they will wreck a person's composition. we started this club -- a lot of societies rules. we get high, ride bikes, and do what we want to do. it is a symbol our un-conform ancy. >> each legion casting its dissenting vote against the establishment, marijuana, methedrine, or motorcycles, but they are putting us down in the boat i

barry goldwater is not doing well. the polls do not look good.t is going to probably be and lbj landslide. reagan being the famous actor, he has crisscrossed the country for a long time delivering speeches as the spokesperson of general electric because he was the host of general election theater. -- general electric theater. the public knows him as the actor and speech maker for ge. this is the first time he will be seen from the american public as delivering a political speech. it is called the time for choosing. a lot of the issues he discusses are quite relevant to the year 2020. i want to highlight one aspect. in it, he castigates the west that we never open up our mouths about the millions trapped behind the iron curtain. ronald reagan knows all about the evils of communism and socialism. many of you know the speech. that is termed the speech. that night, not far from here in los angeles, a number of his friends got together. they were financial people in business and said, i think the republican party is running the wrong person in 1964. i

barry, and anyone else? >> first, what you did in the secure trusted act was a monumental movement forward, because you identified the need for the fcc to create a list of suggested replacement, i. e. , providers, trusted vendors that are available to everyone. most of the smaller carriers don't have the technology -- not the technology but the employment, you know, gravitas to do all the research to identify what is a trusted provider. so that i think is going to be a huge improvement on the supply chain. i think it will also lead to some of our members, whom we not only have nokia and eric ericsson sitting here at the table, but some of the new entrants like maviner and others that are looking for new technologies. and i think that requirement that the federal government identifies secured communication providers, the equipment providers, will help us move forward quickly on alternatives. and a agree. i think it -- we need to be ever vigilant on that. but i don't think it's an impossible task. i think the

barry, you've seen a lot of these cycles what would you liken it to >> it's like 1987. i remember 20% in one day, so this isn't that unusual. it's about 40% in 40 days. it could be that short of a decli decline. it would not be surprising to us to see more down i would look at investing, things that are high-yield type of bonds, or highly leveraged companies, i would probably stay away from those and those that are definitely impacted by the coronavirus, the travel industry, stay away from that. but there are things that are dropping down, bargains, bargains, bargains, good opportunities to start nibbling. don't go all-in, start nibbling. >> what i would say is watch for true capitulation, which may be here part of the reason for that thought is, you're seeing risk-off assets. defensive assets actually sell off now. utilities and reits, which were plumbing new highs literally days ago are now down 18 to 20%. u.s. treasuries have come back up to 75 basis points. those are showing you those risk off assets are getting sold in this environment which is usually and historic

joe, can i comment briefly on what i heard from barry? this package is essential to get passed to do exactly what he's talking about, which is to get us back to normalcy get the economy moving again not only does it have a lot to help us weather the storm, particularly for workers, small businesses, but it has a lot in terms of health care there are four things we have to do to get back on track. provide the protective gear. we need the masks, gowns, we need to get the antivirals out, chloroquine, z-pack, others. most importantly, it provides funding for the cdc to have more testing and be able to collect data for us to get back on the on ramp on the economy, we need to have a better set of data of what's happening without having the tests and quick results and some tests almost immediate results, 45 minutes, it's very tough to do this every day we need to have the county health departments and health departments reporting in, metric, measurement, data. that's what people are going to trust. it needs to come from the scientists and health

other clubs have come at manchester city regarding barry bennell, southampton regarding barry bennell higgins.|j regarding barry bennell, southampton regarding bob higgins. i have seen it. it beggars belief sometimes, if they have paid out financially why won't they apologise? it is like they are sweeping it under the carpet like they did 30 years ago when i tried to report it to graham taylor and dave richardson. it feels like that. i wonder if you could remind our audience how being abused asa remind our audience how being abused as a 12—year—old boy by a scout, you know, as you are playing football, the game you love, how that impacts your life. it has impacted my life for a long time, victoria. you try to put it to the back of your mind every time you go to sleep at night. i turned to drink and that helped me to sleep at night. some of the managers probably lost patience with me for the amount i drank over the years. it was the only thing that would actually put me to sleep and put it to the back of my mind. i'm not proud of that and i never will be. you mentioned dave richardson

them, it's get knocked down in one place then resurface elsewhere with renewed ferocity joyce type barrytes that somebody just said that a hand right would help cure the virus. i told her it was false and she asked me to help expose it. here is the exact myth using a hairdryer to breathe in hot air can cure covid 19 and stop its spread. this video posted online falsely stated that a couple was in the sauna could vigil of the virus and if you don't have access to us on and says you can substitute this common widely available handheld blow dryer used for drying hair. >>contains a heating element and a fan that is the liver forced hot air temperatures that will kill coronavirus even faster. >>this dangerous lie says you concentrate the dryers heat inside your nose to kill the virus now both facebook and youtube have removed this video but like the virus itself it keeps popping up over and over again based on no science whatsoever the video claims you can raise the temperature of your sinuses to a 133 degrees to kill the virus. >>no no no not only can you injure yourself doing this it won't

tactically as barry was saying, what's your playbook >> yeah. we've been seeing similar things where levels of s&p about 2500 was pricing in a typical recession. i think the struggle for investor this is not typical and we just downgraded our q2 gdp forecast for the u.s. in negative 9.5%. you know, mirrors of the financial crisis playbook for me looking for krir suts breakers. number one, it's all about the coronavirus thus far, tracking new cases. we put out a daily search tractor for symptoms and sentiment that could potentially lead that. and then also the announcement of the fda today about a potential treatment for seeing news about antiviral drugs that could potentially reduce the risk of mortality which is key for sentiment. i'll tell you number two on the policy side, monetary looking for rates volatility to settle down and real rates to stop rising, we talked about the fiscal and the key to me and my takeaway this is much more tilted to the consumer rather than the corporate so the consumers would be the one net saving in this and comin

>>joyce type barry writes that somebody just said that a hand right would help cure the virus. i told her it was false and she asked me to help expose it. here is the exact myth using a hairdryer to breathe in hot air can cure covid 19 and stop its spread. this video posted online falsely stated that a couple was in the sauna could vigil of the virus and if you don't have access to us on and says you can substitute this common widely available handheld blow dryer used for drying hair. >>contains a heating element and a fan that is the liver forced hot air temperatures that will kill coronavirus even faster. >>this dangerous lie says you concentrate the dryers heat inside your nose to kill the virus now both facebook and youtube have removed this video but like the virus itself it keeps popping up over and over again based on no science whatsoever the video claims you can raise the temperature of your sinuses to a 133 degrees to kill the virus. >>no no no not only can you injure yourself doing this it won't work. it's scientifically wrong. >>but covid 19 virus doesn't even multi

does not respond strongly and doesn't show side barry barry is a likelihood that the u.s. skeptic groups will wind like salvini and that could bring as mentioned before by the other hosts to italy leading a sort. break of the e.u. and wanting to withdraw because there are discussions among the people and differently from other countries of the south we do think that italy there are a lot of people that think that italy might be well off better on its own if it has to constantly. come from the e.u. with its restrictions on the way we manage our public that ok we must leave it there thank you to our guests julia fabrice party and thorsten ben and thank you to you too for your company you can see the program again anytime on the website al-jazeera dot com and for more discussion check out our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash inside story or the conversation carries on on twitter that's at a.j. inside story or tweet me i'll tweet you back at peta dubey one for me peta dobby and the team here in doha thank you for watching the show we will do it all again at the sam

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. god of us all, thank you for this moment that unites us in the fellowship of prayer.

barry any way in which is that i when i hear the word subject. i think is good you become the person that you are now under you know. it's in a lot yeah you know you turn out. long enough. so do you think that is date dark shade richelle is preying on you our friend. but the reality of finding a new community that you've never experienced tell us about that well you know through embrace islam and career. but all again we the crew have been to whatever who we're told about remember that read or watch you want to gain. late sixty's and said we are because our. but haven't discovered it is. also remember packwood network. that what your brother so you know it's given me. the greatness of it is that i've never experienced before the goodness of the family again this is a commitment. coming out to the streets and that's been the same thing that sort of ever devastated you know we had a very strong sense of. community in prison and you know if we come out of produce not experience that was very debra for me not i think that was one of the hardest thing

writers dalene barry and jeff live in the area.combing through what kids were saying on social media. >> the one thing that stood out to me is that people, teens were tweeting sheila and rachel had to know something. >> why don't you guys just talk? just say something, you know, tell us what you know. >> the heat got turned up on the girls when the fbi showed up. and started interviewing students. >> i was only interviewed once. i guess i was nervous because i was like it's the fbi. like, they're serious. they asked me about rachel and sheila. if they seemed any different. and i was telling them they didn't seem different. but they were secluded to themselves more. >> the normal fall rituals, like football and homecoming, were punctuated with police visits to rachel and sheila. kids say rachel left play rehearsal to meet with the fbi. mary and dave neese, desperate to find their daughter, thought the police were wasting their time investigating the girls they knew so well. >> i even went to the police and said will you leave sheila

get an application from from barry for me, please? >> i will ask him.barry hab -- habib absolutely best person for the topic. tune in to "claman countdown." it is at top of the hour. we'll stay on the market selloff. dow more than 900 points. including individual investors, if you haven't broken yet because wall street is trying to break you. we'll be right back. matter whas you are in, digital transformation never stops. verizon keeps business ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations... (third man) and could even build ai into their customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. (woman) where machines could talk to each other and expertise could go anywhere. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation, verizon keeps business ready. ♪ charles: all right. folks, the major indices, as you can see, all near the low of the session. significant losses, this after the dow was up more than 1,000 points yesterday. here to help us figure out as we head

barry has a serious panic and anxiety disorder that can trigger life—threatening asthma attacks.or work and pensions. but when he was moved into a different role and sent on a training course, it triggered his anxiety. i was basically told that if i didn't do it, then i would be disciplined. so i attended the course. i wasn't taking anything in, and ijust had this overwhelming feeling of, i had to get out of the room. i just collapsed to the floor. i thought at first i was having a heart attack. i had this tremendous crushing pain in my chest. i couldn't breathe. i realised then that it was an asthma attack. barrie was sent to hospital, but despite knowing this the next day his managers called him, asking to know where he was. he took the dwp to an employment tribunal. they ruled he had been discriminated against because of his disability, and he was awarded £26,000. panorama has carried out an in—depth analysis of every employment tribunal where an employer has been accused of disability discrimination, and can reveal that since 2016, the dwp has lost more tribunals than any oth

ridden by barry geraghty, thejp mcmanus—owned mare crossed the line an easy winner, with sharjah in secondird in what was also the perfect present for mcmanus on his 69th birthday. to cycling, and despite there being a ban on spectators on the finish line, the first major stage race of the calendar continues in france, as stage three of paris nice finished in a bunch sprint to the line in la chatre. the early stages of the race on wednesday were dominated by the belgian rider tom devrindt, whose breakaway efforts were thwarted by a passing train — but the closing stages were domintated by a crash involving irish rider sam bennett, which left the eventual winner ivan garcia cortina sprinting for the line and taking victory ahead of peter sagan. max schachman retains the race leader's yellow jersey. staying with ski jumping, in norway with the men's hs a0 cup, and third place after his opening effort, but produced the longest jump place after his opening effort, but produced the longestjump of the competition in his second round. finished with 26a.3 .6. second place with 259 points and third

have multiple high dollar media markets right and it's a big state right so you've got to think about barry got san diego and l.a. are separate markets so you're talking about a lot of media spending billionaire michael bloomberg saturated california airwaves with ads but he has little to show for it he's only polling in the single digits. early voting has been underway in parts of california for more than a week a big rig in the west would not give sanders all of the 1891 delegates he needs to win on the 1st ballot at the democratic convention in july but it could provide him with a lead that the other candidates might find almost impossible to surmount robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. one day is general election day in israel for the 3rd time in 11 months israelis can take a government since april and some fear failure to reach a conclusive result prime minister benjamin netanyahu is again facing his main rival benny gantz of the blue and white policy her most recent one who's leading the latest opinion polls. i think most israelis just want this ongoing grinding electoral might to fi

the menu today mushrooms with santa recruit on potato to ream and handmade sourdough pita bread with barry as tips we don't name to vegan eyes anyone or turn them into 0 waste is. that the end of the day we just want to serve up good food in the non-dogmatic way. but we aim to remain pragmatic we want to do some. think not talk about it just do it. the concept isn't entirely new england's post 0 waste restaurant silo opens back in 2014. constantly often from no way to the sushi chef before he took over running the kitchen at freyja so the battling restaurant is benefiting from his experience. to do elected from a station there with salt water and whatever a seasonal they're supposed to gets. so the vegetable gets remember it's. i mean you get much more interesting for ever and we can all choose to liquids. instead they take your order to make sources or pressings to restock all over them and their. sustainability and ecological awareness are also reflected in the interior design the net can isn't made of cloth the furniture is 2nd hand stored england it's not plastic i'm going to let some

barry geraghty had the 2—1 shot, trained by nicky henderson, well—placed throughout in tuesday's showpiecesuccess in the race for mcmanus, who was celebrating his 69th birthday. we all know it is a year's effort from me. from the whole teams point of view, these are the days that count more than anything in the world. identity anyone is disputing that. —— world. identity anyone is disputing that. -- i world. identity anyone is disputing that. —— i don't think anyone is disputing that. i won't win the grand national anyway. this is where it counts. it has been a happy race for us. there was another grade 0ne victory for jockey rachael blackmore aboard honeysuckle in the mares' hurdle. blackmore started the week as third favourite to be the meetings leading jockey and demonstrated all her ability. new york look set to become the first american side to play in rugby league's challenge cup when theyjoin the competition next season. the games authorities say they are in advance talks with the club, who hope to join toronto and ottawa in joining the league the year after. new york announced thei

the feature race of the day was a champion hurdle, one by barry geraghty, and he was hugely relievedhe festival and in such a big race. but i watched the set hurdle with him, the race after, which was won by rachael blackmore on honeysuckle and hejumps which was won by rachael blackmore on honeysuckle and he jumps she which was won by rachael blackmore on honeysuckle and hejumps she had stolen his moment. —— the mares hurdle, one by rachael blackmore on honeysuckle. we had seven races here today, the last is finishing now, and it's a huge relief to the racing community that today has gone ahead and it's been a day of lots of tears for the fancier. in times of the fans, you've been around them all day. -- it's been a day of cheers for the fans here. what's the feeling been by koran coronavirus with this event going ahead? —— feeling around coronavirus. there is relief it's been able to go ahead, this is the showpiece fixture in the racing calendar, so there's relief it's been able to go ahead with fans here. but there has been an impact, there were only 62,000 people or even fewer, an

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i've been displaced for a month now in the town of barry show and i now came back following the ceasefire where afraid but it's better than being displaced i've started selling bread at people's doors. the drone of warplanes has faded here but so has the clamor of bustling streets and markets which sound returns 1st depends on the success of the troops. dortmund have risen to 2nd in the bundesliga after a hard fought $21.00 win at 19 glad back the victory breathed new life into dortmund's title charge and leeds gladbach out of the top 4 supporters unveiled more controversy or banners but this week they were deemed not to be offensive and the game was uninterrupted. the german football association received the wrath of that supporters after a recent royal the fan behavior but others were focused on not catching the coronavirus the match officials including. the game quickly caught everyone's attention though after just 8 minutes dortmund sign told him has not been that backlash here precisely because you can do things like this one nil to the visitors a muted celebration against his own si

i've been displaced for a month now in the town of barrie show and i now came back following the safe fire where afraid but it's better than being displaced i've started selling bread at people's doors. the drone of warplanes has faded here but so has the clamor of bustling streets and markets which sound returns 1st depends on the success of the truce a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. 3 members of the saudi royal family have been arrested for allegedly plotting to oust king solomon and his designated heir one is the former crown prince mohammed bin another is one of the king's brothers all have been reportedly accused of treason. are u.s. congressional report has found that boeing $737.00 max airliners are fundamentally flawed and unsafe investigators said the plane certification process was quote grossly insufficient the plane was grounded worldwide last march after 2 crashes killed 346 people in ethiopia and indonesia. the number of cases from the corona virus has surged above 100000 worldwide in iran the number of infected has risen t

.>>> there are definitely two sides to the story, barry bonds today telling the athletic that he feelsed from elliott to a baseball. the former giant star tells the athletic that he feels he was given a death sentence, saying he feels exiled since he retired, adding that his heart has been broken by major league baseball, because he has been banished. he has not been elected into the hall of fame. here is the exact statement out of the article. a death sentence, that's what they have given me. i know what i have accomplished between those lines, it's the out side lines that i would've done some things differently, and i think there is where you have to hear the other side of the story, because barry bonds definitely brought a few of these things upon himself. he must accept that and take some accountability in that regard. >>> in the meantime, i am starting to warm up to hunter pence back with the giants. it is nice to have a familiar face in camp considering all the new guys around. we have a spring-training report from scottsdale.>> reporter: one of the giant highlights the spring wa

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barry gerraghty came out of nowhere for another win. that was, as you say champ, nowhere to be seen coming into the closing stages but came through to nick it on the line, a quite remarkable finish to the race. what a bit ofjockeying to ta ke race. what a bit ofjockeying to take it on the line. champ is named after the great ap mccoy and terrific celebrations from his five—year—old son archie celebrating with zara tindall and the princess royal. certainly a right his dad would have been very proud of indeed. also a shock on the cross—country chase where tiger, the defending champion, who of course has won the grand national for the last two years, was beaten into second place by eases land. tiger's trainer said afterwards he was not helped by the soft ground, but beaten into second, so a date with a fair few surprises. it certainly has. thanks indeed, world hurdle and the gold cup to come over the next couple of days. that is just about it from us, but don't forget commentary on liverpool and atletico madrid on bbc five live and go to t

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let us ta ke he finished for this hour, let us take a look at the front page of the mail, blast off, barryyet another one bites the dust in terms of things we might want to watch on the tv while all of this is going on. absolutely in the aston burry is so on. absolutely in the aston burry is so much a part of our lives and the product of the great 605 music revolution, not to have that on and that shows that, ok, we have been told that the virus may peak in may orjune, but the effect of this will ride on for a very long time and so we are really looking well into the autumn before we see anything like a normal life and a5 autumn before we see anything like a normal life and as you said, glastonbury could provide some solace and comfort in these times and it will not be there, will have to do that later. it will be a long time before the end of the summer but the venues in the events have to make a decision because they later they leave it to cancel, the longer, they leave it to cancel, the longer, the more expensive it will be to cancel. we still have tickets to glastonbury and we were loo