it was bobby.nd i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first time. >> it was only three hours, and it was very special. he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staring at me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobb

it was bobby. i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first time. >> it was only three hours, and it was very special. he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staring at me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby

bobby rush, you know bobby rush with fred hampton. congress. black panther party. those are my two shining examples. when we started the black panther party, listen to me on this, in 1995, before i actually started the black panther party, the book "black power" came out. wait a minute. now, listen to me. it was a very important book but some of the young panthers i run into talking we're going to get us black power. i said y'all ain't going to get no black power until you take political seats. what are you talking about, political seats? i said city council, county supervisor, et cetera. them the white man's seats. i said you better start making up your mind trying to make them the black folks' seats and people of color seats. but, but. i said no, i don't want to hear that. see, my ten-point platform and program when i wrote, we wrote that program, but the last two paragraphs is the declaration of the independence of the united states of america. you got to read it very carefully to see what it says. it's like a mathematical problem. people say that's the white ma

bobby is former nypd homicide detective bobby delaroto. he was a cop in the bronx. i first met bobby in 2002, that's him in the hat, i'm the guy to the right with the headphones around my neck. back then, i was working on a documentary for "dateline" following bobby as he fought to free two innocent men who spent 15 years in prison for a murder they did not commit. bobby became so frustrated with the case that he resigned from the job he loved. >> good luck. do something about with your life, man. all right? >> i learned a lot from bobby. this is one of those honest salt of the earth guys and he agrees to help me. >> i'm going to find you. bobby hadn't heard of the case, so i sent him the police reports i collected and after he reviewed them, we meet up in the south bronx, in a parking lot near the corner of white plains road and turnville avenue. you look older since last time we did this. how you doing? strau strangely enough, almost 19 days to the day of the murder and even the same time of day, 1:30 in the afternoon. so explain to me what happened. how did this

it's taken a0 odd years for sir bobby's record to be beaten.you how difficult and what a high mark that sir bobby actually put down as a marker. credit to wayne, he has played at a high level for a huge amount of time now and that longevity has enabled him to get close and in the supplier said. unfortunately from our point of view we didn't want it to be today. —— in the end surpass it. fantastic day for rooney marred slightly by dropping those points which means manchester city against spurs was all the more important. eventful match it was and it ended to all, watched by ben crouch. 0ne of the best managers in the world but is pep guardiola good enough for manchester city? he has questioned at himself this week. after four defeats in the last eight league games tottenham were stressful for the manager even before kick—off. city peppered the goal with 11 first—half shots and despite the dominance they took all of four second—half minutes to changes made. hugo lloris had it covered... leroy sane on hand to change the entire mood of the etihad.

by bobby charlton, i did not take anyone could do that.a substantial record. and he has done it 200 games short of bobby. it is an achievement. and in the present game. it is difficult to see any club, not so much united who have players who stay ten years, i think that is the issue. jose mourinho mentioned marcus rashford and that is an opportunity for that young lad if he stays at united and creates and develops his presentjob in the same way when rooney has, it is possible. but it is a big target. 42 years it lasted, remember that. i said to bobby on saturday, your record only lasted 42 years. you mentioned jose mourinho, six months into thejob, how mentioned jose mourinho, six months into the job, how do you feel it has gone for him? i think he has done really well. it is not easy at united. not easy to come to the united. not easy to come to the united and transform the fortunes of the club. it is not easy. louis van gaal did a good job and i thinkjose mourinho is doing a good job, he has got to grips with the club, the team playing r

. >> there's a lot that bobby can help decipher for me. >> bobby is former homicide detective. he was a cop for 20 years in the south bronx where he took down vicious gangs and locked up killers. all from the same area where this crime happened. i first met bobby in 2002. that's him in the hat. i'm the guy to the right with the head phones around my neck. back then i was working for "dateline" as he followed him. bobby became so frustrated with the case, he resigned from the job he loved. >> good luck. do something good with your life. >> i learned a lot from bobby. not just police work. he is one of those honest salt of the earth guys and he agreed to help me. bobby had not heard of the case. after we reviewed it, we met the south bronx in a parking lot. you look a little older since the last time. strangely enough, it is almost 19 years on the day of the murder and even the same time of day. 1:30 in the afternoon. >> how did this go down? it starts right around here. this is where the initial contact happened. >> bobby explained that four people were involved. the victim, a 1

. >> there's a lot that bobby can help decipher for me. >> bobby is former homicide detective. he was a cop for 20 years in the south bronx where he took down vicious gangs and locked up killers. all from the same area where this crime happened. i first met bobby in 2002. that's him in the hat. i'm the guy to the right with the head phones around my neck. back then i was working for "dateline" as he followed him. bobby became so frustrated with the case, he resigned from the job he loved. >> good luck. do something good with your life. >> i learned a lot from bobby. not just police work. he is one of those honest salt of the earth guys and he agreed to help me. bobby had not heard of the case. after we reviewed it, we met the south bronx in a parking lot. you look a little older since the last time. strangely enough, it is almost 19 years to the day of the murder and even the same time of day. 1:30 in the afternoon. >> how did this go down? it starts right around here. this is where the initial contact happened. >> bobby explained that four people were involved. the victim, a 1

it's taken 40 odd years for sir bobby's record to be beaten.w difficult and what a high mark that sir bobby actually put down as a marker. credit to wayne, he has played at a high level for a huge amount of time now and that longevity has enabled him to get close and in the supplier said. u nfortu nately get close and in the supplier said. unfortunately from our point of view we didn't want it to be today. chris is here taking me through the league results today. there was a torrid result forjurgen klopp's liverpool, beaten 3—2 at home by strugglers swansea city. alex gulrajani watched swansea's first league win at anfield. lofty heights at the top of the premier league is where liverpool's ambitions have long been. to win the title and entertain along the way. adam lallana was intent to make sure those on the pitch delivered a treat. he went close. tom carroll on debut for swansea with a bit of help went even closer. their manager paul clement was happy, and not long after the interval, ecstatic. fernando llorente in the right place to put swa

>> i love her, i gave her the nickname drunk bobby. >> jimmy: why is she called drunk bobby?eans for essence festival, we happened to be on the same plane coming home. that was a tuesday. bobby was still drunk and hung over from friday. and she was sitting on that little plane and i was like, look at drunk bobby. from that moment on, it's been ten years, her name has been drunk bobby. that's how i introduce her to people. >> jimmy: drunk bobby and your mom are on "black-ish." >> they are, drunk bobby's playing herself. >> jimmy: excellent. >> my mother is on and she plays ruby's nemesis in spades. >> i do want to mention, i saw the episode you did last week about trump. that's one of the best episodes -- [ cheers and applause ] half hours of television i've ever seen. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: it really hit like every -- pressed every button. it really was amazing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know you were doing something special when you started shooting that? >> you never know you're doing anything special. you hope that. kenya barris, who's my partner and the creat

lou: bobby, your thoughts?s is going into an fbi field office giving them evidence that he is mentally in terrible trouble. we don't know what happened after that. i believe he was getting psychological evaluation. your thoughts. >> i have been in that situation in my field office that i worked with the fbi where clearly mentally unstable with people come in and try to claim these different conspiracy things and you do the right thing. he referred them to mental health services of that community were in and hope for that system is setup so it can take these people and evaluate them and treat them properly. it's not the fbi's role to do that but in situations like this and it appears what happened in this case he is referred to a city or county mental health program and that's where the treatment and the addressing of the issues need to take place. >> let me ask you both, the fbi and i personally believe there should be a standard for anyone who walks in and mentally suggest they would be a threat to public safe

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congratulations to bobby on that fantastic award. that's it for now.'s a cold start to our weekend. high pressure dominating the scene for the weekend and into next week too. so weather patterns will continue to be similar to how they've been for a few days. lots of sunshine around. can you see where most of it has been. there's been areas of cloud, low cloud, mist and murk that's developing across central and northern parts of wales. meanwhile across scotland, glorious sunshine, widespread sunshine compared to what we saw yesterday. glorious picture here of the western highlands there. temperatures plummet under clear skies. where we have the cloud this evening it's not as cold. with one or two showers around in the south—west of the england, cloud developing across southern counties of england. the blue hue there, south wales, into the south—east. north of here, we have an area of cloud. this is thick number to produce further outbreaks of light and patchy rain. winteriness over higher ground as well. northern ireland looks like the cloud will roll i

many knew bobby would hear often him say, i see, i see, and today as we remember bobby be blinded by ot be our own tragedies, our own adversities and our own obstacles in our lives but let us also have the courage that bobby had, to look beyond and see the beauty of life and see others. in thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: others thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to mourn the loss of pennsylvania state trooper landon weaver who was killed in the line of duty on friday, december 30. trooper weaver had been on trol for one year patrol for one year with the pennsylvania state police. he was investigating a domestic incident in huntington county in the pennsylvania fifth istrict in the pennsylvania fifth district when the situation turned deadly and he was fatally shot by the suspect. flags throughout pennsylvania are flying at half staff in honor of troope

congratulations to bobbi on that fantastic award. that's it for now. channel next weekend. good morning. it is a very wintry sunday morning across many parts of the uk. even with the frost with temperatures as low as minus eight celsius. freezing fog patches in kent and some of us has seen snow. a dusting of that in parts of wales, the west midlands and a few spots in north—west england. in scotland as well some flurries giving a light dusting in places. high pressure in control of our weather, but there is this weather disturbance moving through western and northern parts of the uk. a few potential showers in the south—west and in west wales, mostly falling as rain. the odd flurry is still possible into parts of northern england. northern ireland will see some sunshine, but across scotland there will be further flurries of sleet and snow. a cold field. in the south—west compared with recent days, plenty of sunshine. hard frost setting in for some of us tonight, but also some mist and four patches developing. they are possible just about anywhere, but

we are joined here in park city by bobbi jean three legs. she is a water protector who led other young people in -- well, how long was the run that you participated in, bobbi jean, that went from, oh, north dakota to washington, d.c.? run.out 2000 mile relay my brother joseph wide eyes and led about 40 youth from the ages of 13 to 30. amy: when you heard this news about the presidential memorandum come at the executive action issued by president trump yesterday, what were your thoughts? waking up a lot of people. that a lot of people are paying attention to the climate change now. that we are nevever going to bak down. amy: are you afraid? >> yes. i mostly afraid for the future generations because this is going to affect them the most. i have a two-year old daughter at home. i can't imagine what life is going to be like when she is in her mid 40's or 50's. i can't imagine what my great-grandcdchildren or anyny's future grandchildren or those not born yet will be going through when they come into this world. amy: you are wearing a t-shirt. ca

bobby charlton's goals came ata it onto.ayne rooney, a foreword. sir bobby charlton's goals are written on the imagination. he survived the munich air crash and led the club to victory. but in terms of facts and goals no one at manchester united is above wayne rooney. and you can see that record—breaking goal from wayne rooney coming up on bbc one on match of the day, along with action from the rest of today's premier league games. swansea lifted themselves off the bottom of the table and dealt a blow to liverpool's title hopes with a 3—2 win at anfield. everton, west ham and west brom also won. in scotland, there were no premiership games because of the scottish cup. rangers came from behind to beat motherwell 2—1 and holders hibernian scored eight against amateur side bonnyrigg rose. all of the results are on the bbc sport website. british number one johanna konta is through to the last 16 of the australian open. she beat the former world number 1 caroline wozniacki from denmark in straight sets. in the fourth round the nu

to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, it's a really proud moment for me. there on my own soon, but today, i'll enjoy today. it's a real honour. a record equalled — now to break it. for such a player that surely won't take long. it was a professional performance. we respected the opponents, and found good qualities. we have some qualities that we could explore. and it was a professional performance with everybody focused, committed. i am happy. it is always good to be back what you want to get the result. and you want to get back. the atmosphere is always good. fans have been great. but i am thinking more about the team. more than what the fans have been doing. i am very thankful. but i need to look at my team. and think about what we could do. it has been an interesting start to the fa cup so far. any upsets? we'll start with the most successful side in fa cup history, arsenal, and they're hoping to avoid an upset this evening. they're into the second half at championship side preston north end. and it's the championship side who are leading i—o. callum ro

to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, it's a really proud moment for me. on my own soon, but today, i'll enjoy today. it's a real honour. a record equalled — now to break it. for such a player that surely won't take long. it was a professional performance. players faced it in a fantastic way. respected the opponent, like we do in premier league matches, we found good qualities. and it was a professional performance, everybody was focused and committed. professional performance, everybody was focused and committedm professional performance, everybody was focused and committed. it is always good to be back. but of course you want to get the result. i am not the type of manager who's happy to lose. it is always a good here, atmosphere that people have been good, fans have been good, but lam thinking been good, fans have been good, but i am thinking about the team, rather than the fans, what they have been doing. i than the fans, what they have been doing. lam than the fans, what they have been doing. i am thankful about how they approached me, but i have to t

the story behind the woman famous for the bobby. >>> winter is making a return for tomorrow. i'm tracking snow for part of the weekend, next. >>> police officers share a special bond. and today, philly police officers are supporting those in orlando, following the murder of an officer in florida. a philadelphia officer created this portrait of debra clayton and sent it to her co-workers the orlando p.d. thanked philly p.d. for their support. officer clayton was shot and killed on monday. >>> the head scratching, wiping away tears, even a glance towards the ceiling right there. vice president joe biden went through a range of emotions today. >> president obama bestowed biden with the presidential medal of freedom. the room erupted in a round of applause. rising to their feet to honor the vice president. the presidential medal of freedom is the highest civilian honor. >>> it is dark day at one of vice president biden's favorite delaware restaurant. capriotti's was opened 40 years ago. today the owner passed away. tim furlong looks at her legacy. >> reporter: the vp has been a c

he claims the slayings were inspired by another male family member, bobby bosela.than two weeks before the tate murders, they visit the home of gary hinman. the group holds hinman captive, pressuring him for money. after two days of intimidation beausoleil ends the young man's life. >> beausoleil stabbed hinman to death. then what does he do? he dips his hand in blood and with the palm of his hand, he leaves a paw print on the wall. the paw print was the symbol of the black panthers. they were trying to put the blame on the black panthers. susan atkins printed the word "political piggy" in blood on the gary hinman wall. eventually he was arrested because he was driving hinman's fiat car. he had blood on his clothing, the murder knife was found hidden in a tire well. hinman was murdered july 27, 1969, a week and a half before the tate/labianca murders. manson claims the girls were so troubled by beausoleiol's arrest they came up with a plan to convince police they had the wrong man. as a group, leslie, mary, squeaky, sadie and linda informed me of bobby's arrest. th

another few days at the top for sir bobby.d the identity of the next goal—scorer as long as he was wearing red but somehow it wasn't paul pogba. it hasn't been marouane fellaini all season hasn't been marouane fellaini all season but using every inch of his height and his hair, he gave united some comfort for the trip east. ‘s how hamdan against liverpool is tomorrow night. —— south hampton against liverpool. staying with manchester united, they have agreed to sell morgan schneiderlin to everton for £22 million. the french midfielder hasn't been part ofjose mourinho‘s plans and the 27—year—old will link up again with his old manager ronald koeman. the two worked together at southampton. he joined from saints 18 months ago for around £25 million. he has only made eight appearances this season. most of them as a substitute. 48 teams will take part in the 2026 world cup. fifa confirmed today that 16 extra nations will take part. it's yet to be decided which continental federations will fill those extra slots but we know that the

representative bobby l. rush, l. rush, first district of illinois. representative robert c. scott, third district of virginia. representative benni g. hompson, second district of thompson, second district of mississippi. representative sheila jackson lee, 18th district of texas. representative elijah e. cummings, second district of maryland. representative danny k. davis, seventh district of illinois. representative gregory w. meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of missouri. representative david scott, 3th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver

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and wayne rooney equals sir bobby charlton's record as manchester united's best ever goal—scorer.he striker reached the landmark in today's 4—0 victory over reading — scoring his 249th goal for his club. and potholes on the roads — calls for an increase to fuel duty to raise £14 billion for repairs. stay with us here on bbc news. coming up in half an hour — we report on how the latest artificial intelligence will change the way we make money. that's in talking business at 8.30pm. the nhs in england has rejected claims that there's a humanitarian

indigenous activists winona laduke and bobbi jean three legs. >> pretty much our lives are at risk right now. tried to protect the water. we want to know that seven generations ahead that our children are going to be ok, that they will be able to have drinking water, that they will be able to live -- amy: we will also speak with greenpeace's annie leonard, "gasland" director josh fox, and actress shailene woodley who took part in a protest here at sundance against one of the film festival's financial backers. >> one of the largest sponsors of the dakota access pipeline as well as wells fargo and these larger banks. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on tuesday, president trump

the mantle of manchester united top scorer was passed from sir bobby charlton to wayne rooney before kick—off. the club captain says finding the back of the net is like playing football under water, and when you score you come up for air and can hear the crowd. but for much of the first half it was wigan making the noise. they might be fighting the threat of relegation in the championship, but they were getting close to breaking through the surface at old trafford. wayne rooney appeared to be drowning, losing challenges you would expect him to win. his team—mates were not doing any better either. chances presented themselves, but they could not hit the target. until just before half—time when marouane fellaini struck. it was only his second goal of the season, but enough for everyone in red to breathe a sigh of relief. that boosted the cup holders as they dominated moment chris smalling doubled the lead. wayne rooney was not able to find

and the los angeles field office bobby chicone, good to have you with us and good to see again former south florida fbi joint terrorism task force special agent chad jenkins. thank you both for being here and let me start chad with you. this incident right now looking for a motive and with everything so far that we do know about this young man is he is a deeply troubled former veteran of the united states army served at least one appointment in 2010 and 11 and iraq. your thoughts tonight. >> just that lou. more and more information as the investigation unfolds and as the interrogation takes place by the fbi agents right now but from all indications it does look like this individual was definitely mentally unstable and that's all too often the case in these active shooter situations. i do know that he won into one

rain rooney has scored his 249th goal, matching bobby charlton's previous ritual. —— previous record.d welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the sun's deputy head of sport, martin lipton, and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard. tomorrow's front pages: the observer says the prime minister is under pressure this weekend to announce an emergency nhs rescue plan to parliament. writing in the sunday telegraph, theresa may says the government has a duty to step in and tackle injustice. the sunday times leads with britain's former ambassador to the eu, ivan rogers, meeting with david cameron before christmas to warn him that theresa may was botching brexit. the sunday express says the man set to become donald trump's ambassador to the eu has revealed that he supported brexit and declared: "i love the uk." the mail on sunday features israeli officials allegedly caught making a vow to take down borisjohnson's foreign office deputy. and the sun on sunday feature a story of a man, who was born a girl 20 years ago, bein

probably cheered on most likely by sir bobby charlton himself.ollow that match tonight on 5 live sport. well our reporter has joined me and lord coe is said to have received information back in 2015 and he has said that he passed them straight on to the ethics committee. but mps wa nt to to the ethics committee. but mps want to grill lord coe again. the hearing today centred on an e—mail sentin hearing today centred on an e—mail sent in 2014 containing allegations about the former marathon runner against some senior officials at the iaaf. at the time details had been sent to the ethics committee but dave bra ilsford sent to the ethics committee but dave brailsford said he approached lord coe because he felt he would not sweep it under the carpet. he said he spoke to lord coe on the phone and he said he did not know about the ongoing investigation. lord coe always acknowledged receiving the details but he said he did not open e—mail because he said he thought it was a matter for the ethics committee. two weeks before the documentary was aired, lor

bobby brown, see if they get to bobby. looks just like bobby brown. so it seems pretty good.dia, a lot of people are saying it is really good. so two more nights, tonight and tomorrow night. six hours tote. >> this could be my weaken watch. >> be bing watching over the weekend. shout out to yaz. we will be shouting at it. ya, shout out to yaz. so doing restaurant week this morning. >> i cannot week. did you can jen find good places snowing. >> three down. one more to go. >> oh, i'm still going. this is scarpetta, the place where all of the fancy people, athlete, movie stars, alex holley have, been hanging out. so we will show you what you can get for 35 bucks here. this is one of the more pricy locations. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ i will never wash my hair again. new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. making every strand stronger. so tangles don't stand a chance. because strong is beautiful. >>> so this is restaurant week, we decided let's get as many restaurant we want in the show, figure out what's the great deals. >> can't wait for what's next. hey, jen? >> okay, this

and bobby kennedy hated lyndon johnson. and i'm saying you know, this is henry iv.ates and 500 years, we are rewriting history, this is shakespeare. the president has been murdered. and the president has a brother. and the brother hates the new king. what is going to happen? of course then you can put a lot of things like two days after the assassination, for those of you have read the book no, those of you have not read it the test is tuesday. [laughter] two days after the assassination argus lessons are convened to dinner with kennedy. the idea is to deny lyndon johnson the nomination in 1964 and make bobby kennedy the nominee. and for the rest of johnson's presidency bobby kennedy is this looming figure 2 men who truly have each other. you hate to use the word like hate because it is so strong. but that word is correct. and you say, so write it that way, don't try to make a generous tip. try to make it in the basic human terms. the president is, the king is dead but the king has a brother and the brother hates the new king. that is the story. you can then make pe

i have the utmost respect for sir bobby and we congratulated each other after the game.ayer although records are important. especially when you finish playing. you know if your kids can grow up and looked up to you it is a proud moment. let me remind you of our top story, still dominated by donald trump who has launched an attack on the media, accusing the media of selling division and false narratives. much more throughout the next few hours on bbc news. well, the temperature through the night has been dropping. down to minus seven degrees in a couple of areas and seems like this for some of us on sunday morning. fog around the but the real problems will not arrive until monday and tuesday. there could be majorfog arrive until monday and tuesday. there could be major fog around. arrive until monday and tuesday. there could be majorfog around. we will speak about that in a second. in the short term it is frosty across much of england. remember that these are the city centre temperatures. in the ruehl areas it will be some five degrees lower than that. in the west it is m

it was face to face. >> so if bobby's right, and it was a hit, that means there was a plan. that's why there is one key person he would want to know more about. the eyewitness, michael sanchez. >> if it is a hit, you have to know the victim was going to be at that location where he parked your car. i'm just saying sanchez, to me, is not out of the realm of suspicion. he's a guy you want to know more about. >> ivan wi've been trying to fi sanchez for months. eventually someone connected to the case gives me his phone number and he answers on my first try. hi, michael, this is dan slepian, a producer with nbc news. how are you? >> i'm good. this is not a good time. i'm at work. >> right away he tells me he's at work and asks me to call back in an hour. >> all right, i'll call you later on. >> i try a few times but he never answers. >> please record your message. >> give me a call when you have a chance. i want to chat with you. i keep trying and trying. to this day, i never hear back. >> to leave a call back number, press 5. >> maybe he doesn't want to talk to me about a horri

apparently he has 26 penalties and bobby charlton had nine although you say he played far fewer gamesh goal, i think was not actually a key grey—haired or anything. it was... it was not the cleanest strike. it sort of floated off his shin, really as the ball came in. these need, i read. he guided towards the goal and he will take it. he's got fantastic goals as well. some brilliant strikes and cabins. he scored 249 goals, 12 years. longevity is impressive in itself. and he remains an iconic english football player. he may not be the player he was but here still something special. and very quickly. from the sunday telegraph, abc breakfast time. my lovely colleague misidentified

and wayne rooney equals sir bobby charlton's record number of goals for manchester united. striker reached the landmark in united's 4—0 victory over reading in the third round of the fa cup. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the nhs in england has denied claims from the british red cross that there's a ‘humanitarian crisis‘ in its hospitals. latest figures show a&e departments have had to shut their doors to patients more than 140 times in december because of a lack of beds. the red cross, which helps patients return home from hospital, is calling for more government money. but nhs england say plans are in place to cope with additional demand, and that talk of a humanitarian crisis is overblown. our health correspondent smitha mundasad reports. winter pressure on accident and emergency, nothing new. but the red cross now says the strain on hospitals in england amounts to a humanitarian crisis. the charity claims social care cuts mean patients are being sent home without the right support so they end up back in a&e. red cross volunteers support nhs staff and say they'v

bo >> you got to be bobby.ou're doinge d empire? >> i see you had to change youry hair, too. >> yes. >> yes. yes. it was challenging.it was i was filming empire season twoo at the time.at t and i just picked up an action movie and i was going to lead ia that.that i think they went with jasonjasn mitchell instead because i chosi new edition i felt just, you y know, it spoke to me in s ways as far as they've been been working so long. lon they haven't stopped. stopp you know, it's great that i t could be a part of something.etg once again, history and i'm juss starting my career and working g with these young guys, too it'si fun. >> when you're on the set ande t knew he had decision over therei looking at is there any dramara between you guys or is it all ta drama for new edition? >> exactly.ly >> there's going to be drama bea next time you call me a young guy like i ain't got stripes,es, wisdom.. >> young soul, brother. brother. hey, , man. >> young soul. >> hey, now.>>ey, >> bobby came up to me. bobby cm he was

but to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, i really proud moment for me.wn so but i will enjoy today because it is a real honour. in perhaps the biggest shock of the day, premier legaue side bournemouth are out of the cup. they were beaten 3—nil away, by league 0ne's milwall. bournemouth made eleven changes to the side that drew with arsenal on tuesday — and didn't have a single shot on target. national league leaders lincoln were just four minutes away from knocking out championship side ipswich. it finished 2—2, but ipswich needed a late equaliser after theo robinson looked to have won it for lincoln with this strike. ipswich twice needed to come from behind after the non—league side had earlier gone 1—0 up. all the results from today's fixtures are on the bbc sport website — with highlights on bbc one at 10.30. website — with highlights on bbc one at10.30. sirandy website — with highlights on bbc one at 10.30. sir andy murray's winning strea k of at 10.30. sir andy murray's winning streak of 28 atp tour matches is over, after he lost in the qatar 0pen f

to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, it is a really proud moment for me, and hopefully it is a real honour. arsenal are also through to the fourth round, but it took until the 89th minute for them to beat championship side preston north end at deepdale in today's late kick—off. ben croucher reports. the meeting of the invincible is. granted, it has been a decade since it applied to arsenal and more than a century for preston, but this is a competition where heritage and history matters. and it was preston who roll back the years to stun them more decorated opponents. defending for arsenal, the flag stays down and what a start it is for preston north end. the goalscorer should have turned provider, but the pass was so strong. ben pearson wished his shot was maybe a little stronger. could arsenal rescue this game from the ashes of the second half? 50 seconds into the second half we had our on—site. into the second half we had our on-site. what a fantastic strike from aaron ramsey. first goal of the season, and just when they needed it. arsenal were season, and just when the

. >> bobby says his first clue, that getaway car parked at the corner. >> they pull up. and they happen to get the corner spot. >> a perfect place to wait until george showed up. >> let's play this out. if i'm sitting there, he can see you. if you're laying in wait, here they come. let's go. >> and it appears they may have been laying in wait. according to police reports, a hotdog vendor on that block said he saw the men around earlier that morning, and even told a passerby to be careful, that the men had guns. then there was that bump that supposedly started it all. >> it is not like you're walking in a tight area. okay? you're not walking where it is manhattan. you bump into people all the time. it is like you had to go out of your way to bump into each other. it is a wide open spot. >> and bobby says the way george was killed speaks volumes. >> shot once in the face point blank. this was personal. it was face to face. >> so if bobby is right and it was a hit, that means there was a plan. and that's why there's one key person we want to know more about. the main eyewit

. >> bobby says his first clue, that getaway car parked at the corner. >> they pull up. and they happen to get the corner spot. >> a perfect place to wait until george showed up. >> let's play this out. if i'm sitting there, he can see you. if you're laying in wait, here they come. let's go. >> and it appears they may have been laying in wait. according to police reports, a hotdog vendor on that block said he saw the men around earlier that morning, and even told a passerby to be careful, that the men had guns. then there was that bump that supposedly started it all. >> it is not like you're walking in a tight area. okay? you're not walking where it is manhattan. you bump into people all the time. it is like you had to go out of your way to bump into each other. it is a wide open spot. >> and bobby says the way george was killed speaks volumes. >> shot once in the face point blank. this was personal. it was face to face. >> so if bobby is right and it was a hit, that means there was a plan. and that's why there's one key person we want to know more about. the main eyewit

. >> this was so much more than hockey an bobby clark said where else would you have a sold out crowd at alumni game. that shows how passional fans are for players this is gift for them. >> hopefully they went home entertained and had a good time and fun time playing and certainly acknowledged their presence and support today. >> it's a farewell of of sorts for hockey hall of famer bobby clark that said this is his last game. >> i think guys now if we were -- the next celebration would be worse. i don't think there's use in us pushing it. >> for true flyers fans this is what they live for. >> absolutely awesome. as you can see i'm wearing bobby clark jersey and my childhood hero watching them on the ice with gray hair. he won me two stanley cups as kid and to see all these flares is fantastic. >> this is great. unbelievable. i think that they can still move. for the fans this is how the flyers alumni have skepz closer to buying a rink. reporting from wells fargo center, lesley van arsdall, eyewitness sports. >> on to hoops the last time imcertifies won four in a row, three years ago.