>> what did brendan say?d that steven had gone under there. >> you used word agreed. >> yeah. >> so you brought it up first. >> i believe so. >> that's one of the areas that you came under fire for. >> yes. >> that you were planting things in his mind. >> yes, that's what they said. and there were instances that we did ask him specifically about things, yes. and that can happen in an interview. >> can we take that as a reliable answer given awe it was spoon-fed to them. >> their side would argue no. and i would say, based on the entirety of the interview, i would say yes. >> and as for the other moment that has angered so many followers of the case. >> i'm going to come out and ask you, who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> any regrets about that? bringing it up yourselves, about putting that in his head? >> there's always things that you can improve on. there were instances because of brendan's personality that, yeah, we had to talk to him about and ask more specifically certain questions. and it happens.

w six figures.>> seth: please w the show, brendan gleeson, everyone!] >> how are you? >> seth: i'm wonderful. it's wonderful to have you back. >> yeah, great to be here. >> seth: i really enjoyed the first season of the show. these are a trilogy of books -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- that stephen king wrote. you play a retired detective. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: who is sort of on the hunt for a killer in the season one. were you drawn to the idea of doing television after a long film career because it was different? >> well, i was drawn to it by, i guess, david e. kelly, really, the writer, who i had done a film with -- "lake placid" a long time ago and recognized something amazing in the writing. and just -- i always wanted to work with him again. and going into television a dep. i mean, obviously, things have changed over the years in television. now, there's a huge, kind of -- it's a window of creativity that is, kind of, pretty special, i think. it's a l whe people weren't quite sure what the xt creativity happening in television, because everybody is scrambl

it is in those matches brendan rodgers may be grateful for one matches brendan rodgers may be gratefulforns to his squad. bbc news, tronheim, norway. also coming up in the programme... 0n the eve of the inaugural european championships... we hear from we hearfrom one of we hear from one of the we hearfrom one of the biggest names in swimming. and when is a sport not a sport? when it is an e—sport, apparently. we will get the latest on the gaming fight to get recognition. well, it‘s not long since the world cup ended — but we‘re already getting set for the return of football this weekend. reading host derby on friday in the championship as the efl kicks off a new season. and there‘s no doubt all eyes will be on frank lampard in the derby dugout. countless trophies as a player — how will he fare as a manager. joe lynskey looks ahead to what should be the big stories of the season. arguably the english championship is one of the most competitive divisions in world football now, as teams like huddersfield town and cardiff in the last two seasons have shown, anyone from this division can the h

we are fine, brendan is working, working with the board, in dialogue with the board. as ever.t let this negativity be created and start holding us back. well, celtic today announced the arrival of australia international winger who comes to the club on a two—year loan deal from manchester city and you would think brendan rodgers will hope that is not the last arrival before the tra nsfer is not the last arrival before the transfer window closes at the end of august, daniel arzani, the australian player, that is. bbc news, glasgow. this weekend, tyson fury makes his second appearance in a boxing ring since his return from nearly three years away from the sport. the former heavyweight fights francesco pianeto at windsor park in belfast where dreams will come true for anotherformer world champion northern irishman carl frampton. today's weigh in proved eventful as american heavyweight deontay wilder firmly set his sights on a much talked about fight with fury... thomas kane has more... the transformation from international football stadium to boxing venue is almost complete ahead

"our biggest challenge" — celtic manager brendan rodgers knows his team has a tough trip to athens as search for a spot in the group stages of the champions league. also coming up in the programme... a fighting fit tyson fury says he'll light up windsor park on saturday evening. his defence is terrified! hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. england all—rounder ben stokes has been cleared of affray after an altercation near a bristol nightclub last september. stokes had always denied the charge and his lawyer said today's verdict had brought to an end "an11—month ordeal". 0ur sport editor dan roan has been at bristol crown court today. yes, this is arguably the biggest result of ben stokes‘ colourful and controversial career. it will result of ben stokes' colourful and controversial career. it will be breathing a huge sigh of relief tonight's, as will those at the top of the english game. the last seven working days has seen him turning up here with his wife and his agent neil fairbrother and his lawyers... as the not guilty verdict was read out he closed his eyes with relief,

brendan mulvaney was selling lemonade for 75 cents along with soda and snow cones.rendan was selling lemonade when he was shut down by the health inspectorho said he needs a $30 permit if he sells more than just lemonade. vendors at the local fairgrounds who also sell lemonade for about $7 reportedly turned him in. the governor has now offered to pay for brendan's permit. >> those snitches over there. >> he was undercutting them and they did not like it allegedly. >> they were price gouging allegedly. >> 7 bucks for just a little lemon, a little water and some sugar. >>> coming up, the two losses in sports. one of them including serena williams. >>> but first, a major decision in the battle over guns made with 3d printers. >>> a man loses both his hands and his legs. doctors say it's all because of his dog. we'll tell you why. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on

agreed with brendan lewis who said thatjohnson should apologise.the moment that the conservative party hopes the former foreign secretary will apologise. theresa may is not quite ready yet to say the actual words and there are those saying she needs to take firm action. summon the labour party say she should call him out for islam phobia. —— some in the labour party. six men have been found guilty of trying to smuggle albanian migrants across the english channel. the old bailey heard that one vessel was so overcrowded, it began to sink and those on board had to be rescued. the national crime agency described the plot as "staggeringly reckless," and said the men had been risking lives for profit. two other defendants were found not guilty. frankie mccamley has the story. around a mile and a half off the coast of kent in the pitch black, a boat designed for six people carrying 20 and taking on water quickly. 18 albanian migrants on board. each had paid £5,500 for the crossing. all desperate to be rescued. the only two on board with life jackets were

brendan rogers side lost 2—1 this evening in the greek capital and they have dropped into the playoffs europa league group stage. thick reports. the champions league is about money and prestige. failure to reach the group stage we see celtic miss out on more than £10 million. the funds needed to attract and retain players. manager brendan rodgers would have diedrich in his defence, but the u nsettled diedrich in his defence, but the unsettled belgians that he's not yet 100% operational. neither were his team—mates. caught ball watching as roderigo made the top result to carter with six minutes gone. rangers could bring in have all failed to beat adk athens in greece, with strikers missing through injury was going to be a stretch for celtic to buck that trend. things looked beyond their reach when marco doubled the host lead, but scott sinclair came off the bench to give celtic hope with 12 minutes to go. they came close, but not close enough, out by the finest of margins, but at a great cost. there we re margins, but at a great cost. there were 3a ties in the first round of the league

brendan rodgers' men are looking to reach the group stage for the third year in a row.ark. it is game numberfive it is game number five of it is game numberfive of a potential eight for celtic in their quest to reach the group stages of the champions league for the third successive year under brendan rodgers. they have already seen off armenia and norway. this is a step up armenia and norway. this is a step up against the champions and the celtic boss knows it. we will have to be patient. the crowd will be important for us. they really support us and they have shown that patients as well at this level over these last couple of seasons. if we can geta these last couple of seasons. if we can get a win with a clean sheet, that will be a great result for risk. if we can win the game, we will be happy. the manager has also been speaking about his frustration at the lack of activity in the transport window this summer. —— tra nsfer transport window this summer. —— transfer window. they are favourites tonight, another noisy night awaits here in the east end of glasgow. coming

mercedes," actor brendan gleeson, politician and author, jason kander, featuring the 8g band with joeyastillo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers! this is "late night"! how is everybody doing tight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the ne. today was special counsel robert mueller's birthday. and this is cool. his local bakery sent him a cake. [ laughter ] first lady melania trump recently announced she's lookint for volunteedecorate the white house for christmas. "i'll do it," said an elf. [ laughter ] former white house mmunications director, hope hicks, said this weekend that she would consider replacing white house chief of staff, john kelly, if the time was right. responded kelly -- [ beep beep ] [ laughter ] according to the "wall street journal," president trump'ex-lawyer michael cohen is being investigated for tax fraud, which is surprising, e usually he's hired for tax fraud. [ laughter ] president trump had dinner with the ceos of several large companies tonight at his p

i didn't know all these people had this top classified clearance until this brendan flap. i was shaking my head saying this can't be true. we investigate this and find out all these people have clearance and are they monetizing it, are they getting paid to go out and private industry. are they using this clearance? lou: of course they are. i think within the bounds of reason, you can assume correctly that many of them are doing exactly that. congressman, as always, great to see you. we thank you for being with us. congressman andy biggs. >> thank you, lou. appreciate it. lou: the jury of paul manafort has wrapped up a third day of deliberations. no verdict. they go back to work tomorrow morning and the saga continues. up next, president trump's america first agenda. helping the republican national committee build on his fund-raising advantage over the radical dams. >> if the democrats get in, they'll raise your taxes or you have crime all over the place. so why would that be a blue wave? i think it could be a red flag. [cheers and applause] really, i think the red ways. lo

if it means going to court i will do that. >> reporter: brendan has been courted by lawyers to pursue the matter with the white house holding out the prospect of more cases involving some of the presidents harshest critics . the president himself has mentioned figure bruce or. >> i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. i will be taking it away very quickly i suspect. >> reporter: while many former government officials are allowed to keep clearances to allow them to advise successors brennan touched on a lesser- known use of clearances often and government employees retire they use those clearances to make money by working for private companies or serving on boards.a very punitive, very financial hit against them. the one that's why this whole issue, one of the reasons why this has a lot of the folks around here pretty nervous. back to you. three president trump is also using twitter to fight back against an article in the new york times . the article revealed white house counsel don mcgann has been interviewed several times by robert mueller's special counsel . the team is investigating russ

brendan rodgers and celtic have dominated scottish football in recent yea rs dominated scottish footballon approaches. they are targeting their eighth consecutive league title. approaches. they are targeting their eighth consecutive league titlem will be a very competitive league again, as it has been for the two yea rs again, as it has been for the two years that we have been here. it is not just about defending years that we have been here. it is notjust about defending the title, we have two win it. we have to earn the right. celtic begin their title defence against promoted livingston here on saturday. after two seasons of co m plete here on saturday. after two seasons of complete domestic dominance, can they achieve a third successive treble? i certainly think it's on. but to expect them to do it, it will be difficult. those one—off games and those cup competitions, they are the ones you look at and there is a lwa ys the ones you look at and there is always a possibility that something dramatic can happen in those games. you wouldn't put it past them, but i think it will be difficul

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brendan boyle waves in -- ways in -- weighs in. ♪ david: u.s.oters in five states head to the polls today before the critical november midterm. a special election in ohio, republicans are fighting to keep a congressional seat that has been held by the republican party for three decades. we go to larry sabado. it is always good to have you with us. the most obvious question, why is this a close race at all? this is a traditional republican district, i believe. >> because this is a midterm year and because the president of the united states is incredibly controversial, and a solid majority of americans judge him unfavorably and have since the day he was inaugurated. so this is traditionally the time when people who don't like a president get energized and enthusiastic and turnout at the polls. and it can even work in substantially republican districts. this one is a classic, republican, conservative, suburban district. david: how much of a turnaround would it have to take? >> donald trump carried the district by 11%, which is the norm. mitt romney

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brendan rodgers' side went 2—0 down just after half time and despite a goalfrom scott sinclair it wasere three other former winners went through with ajax, benfica and red star belgrade moving to the final round before the competition proper, but it was the scottish champions who failed to join them. real madrid will play their first competitive game without cristiano ronaldo when they take on city rivals atletico madrid in the uefa super cup in estonia on wednesday. real have won just one of their past 10 la liga meetings with atletico but have won the champions league for the past three seasons, while atletico are europa league champions. translation: it is a privilege every time that you are playing in a final, it means you have done things right, and winning three champions league titles in a row means you have the chance to reaffirm yourselves as champions and we would be very excited to achieve this new record. tennis now, and roger federer breezed through to the third round of the cincinnati masters after a 6—4, 6—4 win over germany's peter gojowczyk, and he'll play argentina's

brendan rodgers side held a numerical advantage for over half an hour after konsta ntinos galanopoulosay with it all to do. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. it is transfer deadline day in the english premier league. england playing the second test against india at lord's. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. things are looking cooler and fresher now for the rest of this week, particularly across northern and western areas, with a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will continue to be quite heavy as well, maybe with the risk of thunder. the reason for the cooler air, area of low pressure has driven out the heat into the near continent, introducing something cooler and fresher off the atlantic, and we'll maintain a west or south—westerly airflow. early on thursday, we will see further showers returning to western scotland and northern ireland, some of them could be quite heavy, and across central and southern and eastern parts of england, thickening cloud from the south will

brendan rodgers‘ side led 3—1 from the first leg and despite the norwegian champions having the betterdn‘t score, so celtic go through to face aek athens in the next round. the football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2030. the last major tournament played in england was euro 96, which came 30 years after the country hosted it‘s only world cup, in 1966 of course. and after the success of this summer‘s world cup, the fa have announced that they want gareth southgate to stay on as england manager beyond 2020, when his contract expires. england made the semi—finals in russia, and fa chief executive martin glenn said he was "the definition of the modern manager we want". he certainly looked modern in that waistcoat. india are in control after the opening day of the first test against england at edgbaston. at stumps, the hosts were 285—9, having looked in total control on 216—3. but that‘s when things started to go wrong for england. patrick gearey now reports on that, and takes a look back in the test cricket archives, too. an english drama in a thousand parts. fr

brendan rodgers claimed his celtic side lacked pride in defending, after they conceeded a poor goal tot leg of their europa league play—off against suduva in lithuania. the game was just three minutes old when olivier ntcham nodded them in front against the lithuanian champions, but their frailties at the back were exposed ten minutes later. still lots of work to do in the second leg. rivals rangers were 1—0 winners over ufa. i feel for supporters to me. ifeel for supporters to me. they have come all the way out here about 200 of them all the way out probably trains, buses the whole thing. and it's a disappointing performance from them. they see a goal, but we had to be much better than that. elsewhere, burnley will need a big comeback in their second leg. after they were beaten 3—1 by olympiakos in athens. after going a goal down, chris wood did level things up with that first half penalty. andreas bouk—a—lakis put the hosts ahead after the break and things went from bad to worse for burnley when ben gibson was sent off on a second yellow for handball and olympiakos got their third go

and for the first time under brendan rodgers have failed to reach the group phase.ertain things need sorting out and very quickly. they have got some big games coming up and the first old firm game and a couple of weeks. they need to get their mindset correct that one because it will be steven gerrard hazmat first old firm game. ben stokes still faces a disciplinary issue with the cricket board. despite making an immediate return to england's test squad ben stokes must wait to see if he will face any further action by the ecb. having been cleared of affray, their disciplinary commission will meet after the third test with india. they will assess if he'll be sanctioned and will no doubt seek assurances from the player that his explosive behaviour can be brought under control, as the bbc‘s cricket corrspondent jonathan agnew explains. it is that firebrand nature that makes him the cricketer that he is. on the field it is channelled, it is focused on bowling or batting. clearly there is an issue away from the cricket field that he has to address. what will happen in th

brendan rodgers and celtic have dominated scottish football in recent yea rs. dominated scottish footballing their eighth consecutive league title. it'll be very competitive again, as it has been for the previous years i have been here. it is not just about previous years i have been here. it is notjust about defending that out, we have to wait. we have to and earn the right. celtic begin their title defence against livingston here on a saturday. the big question is after two seasons of complete domestic dominance, can they achieve a third successive travel?|j certainly a third successive travel?” certainly think it is on. to expect them to do it i think of the very difficult. those one—off gains in those cup competitions, they are the oi'ies those cup competitions, they are the ones you sort of look at and there is always the possibility that something can happen dramatic in those games. so you would not put it past him, but i think he will be very difficult. over the road at celtic, the appointment of a steven gerrard as manager has captured the imaginations of the house or a challenge

now you have about 75 former intelligence officials and officers putting out a letter in support of brendan who said in an op-ed, i consider it a on or if would revoke my security clearance as well. if you think for a moment that your mccarthy era tactics will suppress the voices of criticism you're sadly mistaken. he's the former head of special ops command, he led to the usama bin laden raid. he made that op-ed in a phone call to you? >> he called me and i didn't pick up my phone so he actually dictated it into my voice mail. he is currently on vacation away from cell coverage away from wi-fi coverage, he felt strongly that he had something to say. i've known him for a very long time, since fifth grade as it happens. he is not a partisan, he is a patriot. he is someone who in fact has i think sought out to the clinton years but he was also sought out by the trump administration during the transition. he had any number of opportunities in his life to be political but he decided here that he felt he had to speak ou out. >> bret: morgan, your thoughts. >> it comes to if he could take his sec

. >> reporter: but alameda county public defender brendan woods whose office is representing cowell said he's troubled by the lying in wait allegation. >> there is no evidence of that and i got to say i'm deeply concerned that they are now seeking death possibly against someone who has got severe, severe mental illness. >> reporter: cameras weren't allowed in court. cowell who did not enter a plea looks different than when he was arrested. he's grown a beard while behind bars. relatives and friends of the victim nia wilson packed the courtroom. some were angry that cowell who is said to be mentally ill was released from prison just months before the stabbing. >> it don't work like that. if he's insane, keep him there in an insane facility. don't keep letting him out because he did time served and you keep letting him out on the same behavior he's had before. >> reporter: authorities say on july 22nd cowell stabbed nia wilson and her sister letifa as they were getting off a b.a.r.t. train at macarthur station in oakland. nia wilson died. her sister survived. police say he attacked them fo

let's go now to congressman brendan boyle, members of the foreign affairs committee.ive, thank you for joining us, and what's your interpretation of what you have seen from the president today? >> you know, it's just the latest example of an unhinged, rather crazy tweet. it's not the first time we've seen it, probably, unfortunately, won't be the last. i'm just shocked that the president's lawyers let him continue tweeting like this things that -- i'm not a lawyer, i'm a layperson in that regard, but these are things that pretty obviously to me incriminate him, so i'm just shocked that his lawyers let him continue tweeting. >> as you can see on the screen right now, one of the president's lawyers framed the tweet and why the president's position in trump tower has shifted over time. let's listen to that. >> i think it's very important to point out that in a situation like this, you have over time facts develop. that's what investigations do. what does that mean? well, for the purpose of, again, an investigation, it doesn't mean illegality, it doesn't mean criminality.

brendan, thank you so much for being with us.d your sacrifice. you know, in the state of arizona. can you just first help our viewers understand the magnitude of being on the ground and fighting a fire like this? >> i think the best way ke can describe it is the news has done a great job of giving insight of what these fires are looking like, what the men and women are carrying, 45 pound pack, chain saws, tools, and they're working 16 plus hour shifts, like you said, so the work is grueling. the time frame and the pace that they're carrying is at a high rate. they're really just being asked to do a lot. and they're continuing to show up and continuing to do the job that they're called to do. i just really commend them for everything they're doing right now. lot of these men have been doing since march. here we are in august and there's no end to the sight of the season so far. >> what is it like when you're going out to fight such a fire and you don't know when you'll see your family again? >> it's tough. it's tough. it's a motiv

brendan rodgers was critical of his players following that h with suduva in lithuania last week.t with the board here over transfer targets. celtic have missed out already on champions league qualifying, so he knows the importance of making it through to the rugby league group stages. it's a competition we can use our experience of over the last couple of years to do well in. i'm disappointed we went out of its last year, especially after playing so well at home. not so well away, but like i say, it provides an opportunity to play against good teams but also to show we are developing. rangers are ready through to tomorrow's draw, a 1—1 scoreline with urie in russia earlier was enough, 2—1 on aggregate by steven gerrard's side. they played a portion of that game with only nine men. burnley host 0lympiacos tonight, and richard is a turf moor. bali have it all to do tonight, 0lympiacos a club more used to the champions league than the europa league. they hold that 3—1 advantage from the first leg. but that goal burnley scored in athens could be crucial, they will believe they can ge

if, however, director brendan's statement is purely political and based on conjecture, the presidentas fullke his securis head of the executive branch. can you understand why saying in an op-ed that the allegation, the denials of no collusion or hogwash, it blurs the line? >> admiral mullen: john brennan knows based on the job he was doing before, an awful lot about what happened with respect to russia. that said, he's no longer in the job per se and they worry that what he saying now puts him in a much more i don't think there's any question the president has a right to pull security clearances. that authority is very clear. that said, i do worry about the fact that that john is now in the political arena and two, at the same time i don't agree with the president pulling it. i think i am concerned about the whole issue of free speech and as long as john is not revealing classified information that he shouldn't, then i certainly think he has a right to speak. as far as the russian investigation is concerned, i think bob mueller will get through that, complete it and we should rely on

to this day, the names of columba, brendan, gillian and so many others are revered throughout europen irish and universal history. in the past the men and women and now strive to enrich the life of the nation with a wisdom born in theirfaith. even in ireland's darkest hour, they found the faith... it is my prayer that ireland, in listening to contemporary politics and social discussions, will not be forgetful of the powerful christian message that has sustained it in the past and continue to do so in the future. these thoughts i invoke upon you and all of the beloved irish people. god's blessing ofjoy and peace, thank you. applause. studio: that was pope francis, during his speech in dublin, a long

we can hear from their manager brendan rodgers.ened up and fantastic goals scored against us. it is concentration and basic defending. it is hard to get your head around but we have to do is go away and work with the players we have, try to improve and try to make them better. you should not have to to lose to learn but when you lose you have to learn. such disappointment from him. we can hear more from him now. he said it's not rocket science. you have to always guard against becoming complacent and the way you do that is by adding to the squad. there's players that we've kept, but obviously getting other players in. it's been plain sailing up to this point — he's won the domestic treble both seasons in charge, but what will this result mean for him? i think you will be as disappointed as anybody, he said such a high standard. the first season, the principles, domestically they have carried all before them and the next pa rt carried all before them and the next part is the progress in europe. they got to group stages last year and

jorge: el presidente trump cumpliÓ su amenaza de quitarle las credenciales a brendan. a trump. entre los amenazados esta el exdirector de la cia, la ex asesora de seguridad nacional, exdirector de inteligencia nacional, exdirector del fbi. ilia:la suerte del ex jefe de campaÑa de trump quedÓ hoy en manos del jurado en una corte de virginia. la fiscalÍa pidiÓ a los mibrque lo condenen porque mintiÓ al servicio de rentas internas sobre millones de dÓlares que cobrÓ de polÍticos pro rusos en ucrania. la defensa pidiÓ su absoluciÓn indicando que el principal testigo carece de credibilidad. jorge: vamos a hacer una pausa, mÁs adelante, chicago serÁ la base de un nuevo plan bilateral para seguirle el rastro a los cÁrteles de la droga mexicanos. ilia: terminÓ la mustia de otra madre de portada que recuperÓ a su hijo despuÉs de que lo separaron tras cruzar la frontera. jorge: empeora la crisis en estados unidos y mexico diero ilia: estados unidos y mÉxico dieron hoy un paso importante para combatir de manera conjunta el trÁfico de drogas. chicago es una de las ciudades mÁs afe

to you first, brendan. we're adding jobs. we have a low unemployment rate. the economy is doing well. >> doing great. >> here's one of the issues. it's the same comeconomy that w doing well during the obama administration. the haves and the have nots. those who are dependent on wages. many who stood up in 2016 and said, obama, can you stop talking about the great economy, i'm suffering. they're still suffering. wages remain relatively stagnant. why? >> well there are six different reasons. i think economists are uncomfortable talking about power. and politicians are uncomfortable talking about economic power. the assumption has always been if you don't like your job you can walk away, negotiate a better one. if the economy is humming along, credit where credit is due, the economy is doing great, you should be able to negotiate a higher wage. that's not happening now. the problem is we're used to talking about the economy is a cyclical way. when we're up on the cycle, good things happen. the fact that that wage growth you're talking about is not happening, we

. >> hi, i'm brendan. >> hi, nice meeting you. >> nice to meet you. >> sit down, brendan. could be any kind of pasta, what pasta would you somebody. >> i'm not sure. >> you need more confidence with your answers. like, my favorite pasta is ravioli. chicken alfredo. is that a pasta? >> it is pasta, yeah. >> you're good. >> thank you. >> but i can make you awesome! order, order! ow, ow, it's okay, i respect you now. >> eye contact! handshake! sit! >> what are your skills? >> leadership ability, attention to detail, multi-tasking. >> you forgot to mention that you're very handsome too. >> and flake free. >> you're ready. now go out and get the job. yay! >> dicky: help head and shoulders get brandon hired by sharing your best job leads and advice today using #hirebrandon. >> be careful, man. >> jimmy: we'll be back with betty gilpin! do nthanks grandma. why don't you fetch me some doritos. (whoosh - dog barks) fetch me a bare na... (whoosh and dog bark) (bear growl / scream) crunch they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. t

. >> reporter: the public defender brendan woods says this body camera footage from a sheriff sergeant shocked him. back in march, the sergeant admits to recording an in-custody juvenile while he was with his attorney. ⌞> we've had these recordings, we have not yet listened to any of them with what they said to the attorney. >> there is a system of trust and that cannot be violated. and it is a felony for someone to record that conversation. it is against the law. >> reporter: sergeant james russell speaks to the substation lieutenant who questions if it is protected attorney/client privilege. >> it is, but it doesn't get admissib admissible. >> he says it is in-edadmissibl. so he knows it is not okay. >> when i heard about it, the first thing was dismiss that case immediately. and open an investigation. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office conducts a criminal investigation into the recordings, and the sheriff's office is looking at its own practices. >> why the recorder was left on and how it was left on is part of our internal investigation. >> reporter: sheriff deputies are being retraine

but in the words of father brendan hoban, one of the members of the association of catholic priests,olic priest training seminary here in ireland. there were fewer than ten recruits, if i can use that word, in the last intake. it was a building designed to accommodate 500 trainee priests each year, but fewer than ten. so something has to be done to get new blood into the parishes of ireland? there are two things there. the organisation i belong to absolutely supports the desire to have women ordained in the church. but it is almost broader than that. the whole understanding of ministry for the 21st century needs to be looked at. i don‘t see merit. pope francis has constantly talked about the need to declare archives —— declericalise the church. so to have more priests is not the answer. let'sjust church. so to have more priests is not the answer. let's just take church. so to have more priests is not the answer. let'sjust take a look as the motorcade draws up at aras an uachtarain, the residence of the irish president, michael d higgins, waiting with his wife sabina, to greet pope fr

after successive defeats for the first time under manager brendan rodgers, they beat championship sidep closer to one of the divisions most anticpated fights after victory in belfast tonight. he beat the italian franscesco pianeta on points at windsor park and will now face the wbc champion, the american deontay wilder, later this year. it was just his sceond fight back after almost three years away from the ring. salsa an the. card. herthsrn ireland i that's all the sport for now. the number of children and young adults in england and wales with type 2 diabetes has risen by more than 40% in just four years, according to the royal college of paediatrics. council leaders described the increase as "extremely worrying" and called for a boost in public health funding. the department of health says its new childhood obesity plan will get children exercising more in schools and reduce their exposure to sugary and fatty foods. a new tax on plastics is expected to be introduced by the government in order to curb the use of non—recyclable plastic items — such as drinking straws, single use cutl

we can hear now how celtic manager brendan rogers think steven gerrard is doing.ulled together a lot of players and what is key, they have brought in good players. players of a higher level that allows them to work in a better way. let's talk cricket. moeen ali‘s taken five wickets today, leading england‘s fightback in the fourth test against india in southampton. the all—rounder was instrumental as the visitors slipped from 142—2 to 195—8, but a unbeaten century from chesteshwar pujara saw india all out for 273, for a first innings lead of 27. adam wild is there for us, it‘s been quite a day over there. it really has. it has been extraordinary in many ways and even the most optimistic of england fans would not expect it to go as well for england as it turned out. england, many felt their batting was not enough for the first innings given the strength and quality of india‘s batting so they came here today with the ball knowing they had today with the ball knowing they had to do some thing special to save this match. we can look at some of the action. jimmy anderso

but brendan wants to do that without the united states and is seeking support. you know by going out to the u.n. by having talks with other countries where establishing before relations so we are acting as a country so what we're doing is this concentrating here this making this exists and you know and that's how we can take on more responsibility that's all we can bring in wine so. preserving hawaiian heritage they also renouncing the rule of the u.s. they're trying to create a miniature model here for they grand vision. they want a diverse cosmopolitan but self-sufficient and as independent as possible. but brandon sometimes feels alone in his efforts i help my fellow hawaiian out there you know their house to keep their job and house to keep going to work and that one day that you know when can actually provide them with a job you can leave that job and come work for us and the be doing it all together and and then i'll be so lonely. brandon trust's in the power of his ancestry history keeps on city for us. so really it is planted to protect them from bad spi

brendan rodgers' side took an early lead, scott sinclair putting it on a plate for leigh griffiths.fying this week. they lost to in the premiership last weekend, they might have thought their week was about to go from bad to worse when the championship side equalised. but two goals in two minutes from moussa dembele and this effort from tom rogic made sure their losing run is over, celtic through to the next round. the shock of teh day came at dundee as division one ayr united beat their premiership hosts three nil, the home side did have two players sent off in that match. while stjohnston needed extra time to edge out queen of the south from the league below aberdeen are through to the last eight after beating st mirren four nil, gary mackay steven with two goals. and hearts are through, beating dunfermline one nil. to the championship, where the day's biggest winners were west brom, they thumped qpr 7—1. but in the late kick—off a graham burke goal gave preston north end a 2—1 lead at half—time, after stoke's erik pieters cancelled out paul gallagher's opener from the spot. but a

after successive defeats for the first time under manager brendan rodgers, they beat championship sideo the track at today‘s diamond league meeting in birmingham. meanwhile, reece prescod ran the 11th fastest time by a british man in the men‘s 100m, american christian coleman pipping him in a photo finish. both sprinters clocking a time of 9.94 seconds. former heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury‘s moved a step closer to one of the division‘s most anticpated fights after victory in belfast tonight. he beat the italian flavia pennetta on points at windsor park and is now in line to face the wbc champion, the american deontay wilder, later this year. it was just his second fight back after almost three years away from the ring. also on the card, northern ireland‘s carl frampton takes on luke jackson later. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day at the para swimming european championships. you can read more about that over on the bbc sport website tonight, but for now, it‘s back to you, clive. that‘s it. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channe

brendan rodgers' side took an early lead through striker leigh griffiths. the championship hosts with 17 minutes left. but two goals in two minutes from moussa dembele and this effort from tom rogic ensured celtic‘s safe passage through to the next round. away from the football, virat kohli felljust short of another test century as india's batsmen built a decent first innings after being put in to bat at trent bridge. the first day's play has just finished. india will resume again tomorrow morning on 307 for six. india captain kohli was eventually out for 97. adil rashid getting him caught by ben stokes at slip. stokes, of course, who returned to the team after being cleared of affray earlier this week, toiled with england's bowlers. chris woakes, was the most successful, taking three wickets in the morning session. she is the new golden girl of british athletics, britains triple european champion dina asher smith was back competing in today's diamond league meeting in birmingham where she finished second in what was a really strong 200 metres field . conta

and manager brendan rodgers is thankful moussa dembele returns from injury although he won't be startingce on the bench, but he looks very fit and strong. and his rehabilitation. he wants to play and to be involved. so too much arrest for him to start, but i'm sure at some point in the game he will play a part. roger federer begins his bid for an eighth cincinatti masters title the world number two is focusing his attention on the us open starting in less than a fortnight‘s time and he'll play german peter goyovchik in the second round after being given a first round bye. in case you missed it usa captainjim furyk has confirmed his eight automatic picks for next month's ryder cup against europe in paris. among them are brooks koepka fresh from winning the us pga championship on sunday, and world number one dustin johnson, although the talk has been about whether tiger woods, who's already a vice captain, will be given a captain's pick after his second placed finish at the weekend. what is important is how well tiger has played. the second place in the pga. i think the work he used was tr

but that's the challenge facing brendan rodgers' side as they begin at home against newly—promoted livingstonsh premiership title for the eighth year in a row. as the champions it is ourjob to not just defend, but go and win again. it is the same idea, we want to develop the squad, that is more of our goals for this year. we want to develop the work that we have already put in over these last couple of years, the development of players. i always think when you work with individuals and teams then there is always room for improvement. england's georgia hall is just one shot off the lead at the halfway stage of the women's british open. she's yet to drop a shot at royal lytham this week and four more birdies took her to nine—under—par, as she looks for her first major title. she goes out at 2.a5 this afternoon, alongside leader pornanong phatlum. five shots off the pace is canada's brooke henderson, who hit the shot of round two — a hole—in—one at the 9th. there was some sparkling golf from tommy fleetwood, too, at the world golf championship in 0hio. he fired the best round of the day — a 63 —

it's a chance for brendan, nicole, cara and jade to have a hot meal and play. cupboards as much as we used to have. it's been very hard for mum. it's been very hard for my sisters and brothers and mainly very hard for me to see mum struggle. fortheir mum, sarah, the school holidays is a difficult time of year. she's on universal credit. changes to her benefits have brought hardship. we're struggling, you know, to get the food in and get in places. it's not good. how much do you worry? a lot. quite a lot. every day i wake up thinking that social services is going to come knocking on my door taking the kids away because i can't feed them. right, are you spinning orjust going for it? the tlg make lunch group works with churches around the country to ensure that children, who usually get free school meals, are fed during the summer holidays. they're are also seeing more working families using the service. we know there's 1.5 million kids are on free school meals. another 3 million quite close to the poverty line we don't even know about. it's a massive need. it's h

coming up on bbc news, celtic manager brendan rodgers criticises the club's lack of spending as theyge of the champions league. 20 years ago today, a bomb exploded on a shopping street, on a saturday afternoon, in the town of 0magh. it was the worst single attack in the long conflict in northern ireland — killing 29 people, and two unborn children. people in 0magh will commemorate the anniversary this afternoon in a series of events, as our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. as if in permanent remembrance, 0magh exists each day under the shadow of this terrible atrocity. many here are still coping with the consequences of the bomb which was detonated on the town's main high street. i'll never forget the last time i saw aidan. he walked out of the kitchen and looked back and says, "i'll not be long." michael gallagher's son aidan had gone to town that day to buy a pairofjeans. the sound of the bomb, which detonated at ten past three, could be heard from miles away. we could see a pall of smoke rising. you couldn't tell exactly where it was, but it was in the town centre directi

it was all strangely below par from brendan rodgers's side. this near miss the closest they got.at in 12 seasons, but hearts's stirring start sees them atop the early standings. in this part of the capital, there is a festival in town and belief in the air. joe lynskey, bbc news. three other matches in the scottish premiership. aberdeen won 1—0 at dundee, gary mackay steven with a late penalty. gaoless bewteen livingstone and kilmarnock, and steven boyd scored a screamer for hamilton at motherwell in their 1—0 victory. west bromwich albion got their first win in three games in the championship. they edged a seven—goal thriller at norwich. aston villa came from behind to beat wigan 3—2 with an injury time winner. there were also wins for middlesbrough, who sit top of the table with seven points, nottingham forest, sheffield united, rotherham and swansea. derby and leeds kicked off at 5:30pm. into the second half and leads ahead 2-1. --. after two days of rain interrupted play at lord's, england have made the most of the sunshine on the third day of the second test against india. t