argentina's rodrigo palacio made it 2—0 before bologna pulled one back, inter have been in great form five serie a games. but they met resistance and ghana's godfred donsah scored bologna's equaliser sending the game into added time when italian international antonio candreva restored inter‘s lead. 3—2 it finished. inter will face lazio or genoa in the quarter—finals. six fa cup replays in england on tuesday. sunderland are out after losing to fellow premier league side burnley. ex—england manager sam allardyce enjoyed his first win as crystal palace manager as they beat one of his old clubs, bolton. their reward is a home tie against manchester city. defence in the key to success, that's how plymouth, a league two side in england, can beat premier league liverpool. the two sides meet in their fa cup replay on wednesday night and jurgen klopp, the liverpool manager, says plymouth have every right to concentrate all their efforts on stopping his team from scoring. they are allowed to defend with all they have because we are a premier league team and they are a league two tea m, league

--vo script-- , the mid-sixteenth century fountain of neptune is in bologna. facebook appeared to have taken offense at the disrobed roman god, asking an italian writer to remove it from her facebook page. -tag- but later on.facebook changed its mind saying."our team processes millions of advertising images each week, and in some instances we incorrectly prohibit ads. this image does not violate our ad policies. we apologize for the error and have let the advertiser know we are approving their ad." a very close call.when a bedroom dresser falls on a toddler. >> steve:and the moments were caught on video camera. it's hard to watch. twin brothers.just two-year-old are in their bedroom climbing th drawers on their dresser. when it falls on one. miraculously his brother is strong enough to push it off of him. their parents say they didn't hear the commotion.but after reviewing the bedroom camera.they were horrifyed. they debated over whether or not to share the footage.but feel responsible to help raise awareness about the dangers of unsecured furniture. coming up

he can go back in that cell, sit in that cell, doing what he's doing, eating his bologna sandwich, drinkinghat he done did. >> after reviewing officer mcclaren's report, warden ivy has decided that each of the three men will join a large number of heartless felons on 23 and 1 lockup status. >> they put me in the hole because someone got slapped in my pod. and they look at me, and the rest of them because we young and black and we move a certain type of way. we ain't did nothing. >> what's up? >> ain't nothing going on. what's going on with you? okay. i appreciate the compliment. >> i respect you. >> okay, all right. >> after two days on 23 and 1, williams is coping as best as he can. but mclemore, who was also interrogated about his role in the heartless felons and the assault on nick dicillo is in an apparent state of crisis. >> 10 charlie, smeared feces all over his body. and the walls, and the doors, and he seems irate for some reason. so in order to go in there and hopefully take him out without an incident. >> mclemore, come here. come here. get in that water, man. we'll talk about it

historically, prior to the recent sanctuary city bologna, you had an immigration agent inside the jailwhen somebody got done serving their time, if they were illegally here, they never got on the street. they went straight from the jail to the blues bus and were taken out of the country immediately. and i think that in a place like chicago which has had 4,000 people shot last year, getting rid of illegal foreigners who are criminals, i would think, would be pretty hard for mayor emanuel to oppose. maria: all right, let's drill down on that for a moment. what could president trump do to insure that mayors like mayor emanuel actually follow the law in it's extraordinary to me and many in our audience right now that there is law in place and, in fact, these sanctuary cities have completely blown off the law for so many years. >> you know, one of the lessons i learned from president ronald reagan is when you have a choice between an 80/20 fight on your side or an 80/20 fight on their side, pick the one that's to your advantage. so let's take the case, this is why i strongly urge them to fo

i remember that moment, getting off the plane in bologna in italy, on my own, going, ok, this is greatst of thoroughly modern millie, who had to dance without her. i was rooting for her, but at the same time, i was thinking, i need to have her in the rehearsal room. she rises to every challenge. she has been fantastic to work with. it is exciting. i get a real buzz, performing live and getting an audience reaction. if you say a line and they laugh, or they gasp, you get a buzz from that. i think it's going to be amazing. joanne hopes to defend her strictly crown later in the year, but for now, it is millie on her mind. curtain up is in wimbledon on tuesday. that looks like fun, doesn't it? last night, though were concerns that stormy weather could cause problems on the east coast. homes we re problems on the east coast. homes were evacuated and centres were set up were evacuated and centres were set up to accommodate people, but a change in conditions meant that the worst was avoided. alex is in great yarmouth for us. i see you have some snow there. tell us what has happened over the l

i remember that moment, getting off the aeroplane in bologna in italy, on my own, going, ok, this ishas been playing catch up with the rest of the cast of thoroughly modern millie, who had to dance without her. i was rooting for her, but at the same time, i was thinking, i need to have in the rehearsal room. she rises to every challenge. she has been fantastic to work with. it is exciting. i get a real buzz, performing live on getting an audience reaction. if you say a line and they laugh, or they gasp, you get a buzz from that. i think it's going to be amazing. joann hopes to defend her strictly crown later in the year, but for now, it is nearly on her mind. curtain up is in wimbledon on tuesday. it just makes itjust makes you want to dance when you see things like that, doesn't it? not you, clearly! we will take a detailed look through the inside of the day's papers, coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. the prime minister says gps in england must extend their hours to ease pressure on accident and emergency services. theresa may says funding to

well, bologna. mitch mostly cloudy council will change the rules. ainsley: it reminds me of what he is happening with the sanctuary cities. look at kate steinle's city. the immigrants in this country aren't paying taxes have more rights than people arguing the right thing. this is our country. i don't understand why anyone is against just making sure the people who come across our border are good and decent people and aren't going to be terrorists. >> well, and, look at mayor rahm emanuel's problem. he has had 4,000 people shot in the last year. radically more than -- americans than lost in iraq and afghanistan combined in the last year. and, yet, he is against the federal government picking up criminals when they get out of the chicago jail and getting them out of the country. now, how can emanuel argue that what chicago needs is more criminals on the street? i mean, you look at these and think there is something has happened with the left gotten totally out of touch with reality and somewhere out

that the buzzfeed memo, the salacious details in that memo, all of those things are total phoney bolognan't true. what created the buzzfeed article and, i think, most of what cnn has been talking about -- i am not watching it 24/7 -- is based on this document from this opposition research guy that is based on nothing. it's not true. >> you know, mike, there was a part earlier this morning, a couple hours earlier, one part of this should be tracked down is the report that you had -- that trump associates, like michael cohen meeting with a secret meeting in prague. why is it always prague where there is secret meet stphgz >> if you are going to go somewhere -- >> yeah, that's right, there was. >> prague, the city of secrets. >> yeah, and it's a city of meetings that never happened and i said that three hours ago, and so here suddenly michael cohen saying i never been to progress in my life, and reince priebus says i asked him to show me his passport and he never has been to europe. >> we have must-watch tv with the press conference. the president-elect has a plateful of assertions that hav

. >> they drop a lebanon bologna. >> i still like to know if they land like a cat. >> , let's have billthe local zoo. >> we'll do that. >> great start. >> but what i do love, all these traditions, but they're traditions for a reason. no one is being cruel. >> we do have some overhead lines. starting with this. "the washington post" is the under fire for jumping the gun, falsely accusing russian hackers of tapping into the power plant. there's no proof that they got in, instead, a computer was infected with malware na originated in russia and it was not connected to power system. >> it could, a great granted father still be alive this morning? >> that is the question that's front-and-center and we learn the suspected killer could be in the u.s. illegally. >> , you see him was riding his motorcycle when he was hit from behind. arrests the driver, and sanchez, he doesn't even have a driver's license. >> remember racial, the former n.a.a. y.p. leader, after it was revealed as a white woman posing as a african, she's been disinvited, from a martin luther king and they removed her on race rel

i mean, i'm just telling you, it's all phony bologna garbage.nd so i have read this thing on buzzfeed. there's nothing to it. but, look, i know you guys are going to keep talking about it, but i think it's just one of these shameful things that bubbled up at the last second here before the press conference and it's too bad. >> i don't think you could have stated your side of it any more strongly and we appreciate that. >> thank you very much. >> reince, thank you very much. >>> let us turn to jeremy bash, department of defense. jeremy, good morning to you. you heard reince priebus, agrees with mr. trump's assessment this is fake news. this goes then to the veracity of a source and information, credibility of information. what are your sources telling you. >> well, i do think it makes sense this morning to drive under a caution flag, and not raise ahead of the facts. here's what we know, here's what we think and here's what we don't know. we know that the russian government uses information to try to compromise people and influence our election p