they worked extremely hard to get brendan dassey to say that. >> and we have the evidence, brendan.onest with us. >> they cut off for her. >> what else was done to her head? >> that he punched her. >> what else? it's okay, but did he do? >> cut her. >> what else happens to her, and her head? >> extremely, it's really important to tell us this, for us to believe you. >> come on, brendan. what else? >> that's all i can remember. >> all right. i just going to come out and ask you, who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> why didn't you tell us that? >> because i couldn't think of it. >> those officers wanted that information in the worst way, and they got it in the worst way. beating it straight to brendan dassey. >> even they know that's bad police practice. >> then, they discovered something at the end of that interview, which was a revelation to them. something jurors in his trial never heard. dassey speaking to his mother. >> i never did nothing or something. >> did you? >> not really. >> what do you mean, not really? >> they got to my head. >> what? >> as the first moment that bren

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. >> brendan dillon.ked like it's dillon's goal and washington takes the career. >> first playoff goal for dillon. bergeron trying to get a goal but it goes off the post. >> they do a better job getting to the paint, disrupting anderson. spins around. has the puck on his heel. somehow this thing stays out. pastrnak trying to figure that out. 2-1. >> dmitry orlov, boston on the fourth power play. >> sharpie, you mentioned getting to that complaint, that's what happens here, a three-on-one for the caps and lars eller hits it off the cross board. >> looks like tuukka's leaning towards the pass. short side goes off the bar and stays out. >> to the third period, alex ovechkin just hunting. >> what a rush for ovechkin, cutting across the middle and beating lausanne. he did a good job there. >> jeremy lauzon. they needed seven games. all of them were determined by one ghoel. it was joel ward that won it in overtime in game number seven. two goaltenders holding serve. let's start with the caps because it has not

brendan hunt will be sentenced next month. he faces a maximum sentence of ten years in federal prison. leading off our discussion, andrew wiseman served as chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york and nbc news and legal analyst and reporter for courthouse news covering the brooklyn federal court trial of brendan hunt. thank you for joining us, both of you. nina, let me start with you. i know you got to speak to some of the jurors after this case and it seemed to go in -- to be submitted by the prosecution as a very, very clear case. is that the way they took it in the jury room? >> from what we heard from the jurors and a few other reporters on the ground, we were able to catch a few folks on the way out. the jury was very much on the same page. we heard someone told me it was -- the word she used based on the evidence that, you know, the jury made a point of ruling on the evidence and of course there was a lot of materials and emotional reactions and careful to point that out. >> andrew, this prosecu

brendan hunt will be sentenced next month. he faces a maximum sentence of ten years in federal prison. leading off our discussion tonight, andrew weisman served as fbi general counsel and chief of the criminal division and the eastern district of new york. he is an nbc news, an msnbc legal analyst and also with us, nina pull on a reporter for the courthouse who is covering the brooklyn federal court trial of brendan hunt. thank you very much for joining us both of you. nina, let me start with you i know you got to speak with some of the jurors after this case and it seems that it seems to be submitted to them by the prosecution as a very, very clear case. is that the way they took it in the jury room? >> from what we heard from the jurors and there were a few other reporters on the grounds, we were able to catch a few folks on their way out. the jury was very much on the same page. we heard that -- based on the evidence they pointed out that, you know, the jury may not points out or rule in the evidence and of course there's a

so we can definitely expect brendan carr to sort of carry those flags. with rosenwhistle, whether she gets confirmed full-time or not, i think she is pretty well known among the telecommunications community, as emily pointed out. it just depends on whether the biden administration wants to use up its chips to get her confirmed, whether they want to get rebecca slaughter on the trade commission confirmed. so it depends on the rest of their nominations and how it shakes out, so we're going to have to see what happens there. peter: when it comes to telecommunications and communications issues, the ftc should be watched, as well? ashley: absolutely. we've got acting chairwoman slaughter over at the federal trade commission, she is very respected as well. she worked for senator schumer for many years. she is very proconsumer. she had a colleague who is now going to the financial protection board. so we really need to see what is going to happen at the federal trade commission, who's going to be in charge, because they're going to shape what happens to faceboo

brendan buck is a former advisor to john boehner and paul ryan. brendan, i'll start with you, is this a civil war inside your party, or right now is it simply a purge? >> it feels a lot closer to a purge. i wish there were bigger -- two bigger sides you need to have a civil war. the reality is liz cheney -- i obviously support what she is doing -- is representing a really small, vanishingly small part of the republican party. what i think is important about what liz cheney is doing, she is obviously making a moral argument. but she's also making a political argument that you don't hear too much these days. she's arguing that we can't continue to lose those suburban voters, those swing voters who were so important to our coalition. >> dan crenshaw got uncomfortable when you started asking him these questions. i don't doubt that he never gets asked about it. so much of the republican party is so focused only on conservatives. there's a cost to that. we're losing voters that are really important to us. in those suburbs, those educated voters. she's t

brendan buck is here.is the former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner while they were house speaker, and republican strategist sarah longwell here as well. good evening to both of you. thank you for joining. so brendan, cheney is not backing down. she is forcing everyone to confront all of this, even if it means losing her leadership role. you worked at a top aide to both paul ryan, john boehner. what do you think about what she is doing and the impact it's going to have on the party? >> well, it appears at this point that she knows her days are numbered. i can't read any other way into this. she know there's is going to be a vote called next week. i think she realizes she's probably no longer a good fit. but she is not going make this easy on them. what i love about what she's doing, she's not going into hyperbole or saying crazy things about donald trump. she's simply saying clearly obviously true things and it just makes her colleagues squirm and it makes them uncomfortable and she's making them con

>> well, i think for the reasons that brendan said. as i wrote in february, the extremist wing of the win party has become too big for the party leadership to confront. the big reality we are facing, i mean the macro story that we are facing is that the fear of demographic eclipse is eroding the commitment to democracy among a significant share of the republican electorate. 90% of republicans say that christianity in america is under assault. two-thirds to three-quarters say that discrimination against whites is now as big a problem as discrimination against minorities. all of that is feeding an atmosphere of maintaining power by any means necessary. when you add up all of the pieces that are happening, this vote today on the commission being one just small piece of the picture with the voter suppression laws that are advancing, these audits in arizona and georgia, the challenges to republican officials that certify the election. you know, i agree with those analysts who say we are facing the biggest challenge to small d democracy in t

brendan made the point it's to show they're willing members and cast in the show. they see someone like elise stefanik, who is an obscure person with not that much of a future from upstate new york. she was out of step ideologically with much of the republican party. she's more moderate than them. donald trump has been like a rocket ship to the top for her. there are other people who have made that calculation. by the way, the other thing that demagogues do is they look to divide, and they look for enemies. and donald trump and his supporters right now, i think, are delighted to be talking about liz cheney and about who's in our group and who's not in our group rather than some of the other ways in which donald trump hasn't had a very good week, being banned again or still banned from facebook, you know, mentions of trump have gone way down in the last few months. you know, rudy giuliani, his lawyer, is under serious investigation. we're not talking about that, right? we're talking about the enemy, and i think that's a classic trump demagogue play. >> brendan, elis

it's a special win for the club, and manager brendan rodgers.is was a fitting final for the fans to be part of again. as you say, for brendan rodgers, his seventh win in seven finals. another momentous day in the history of this football club. they have been to four fa cup finals in the past in the last one was 52 years ago. they have never won it and finally and how because the goal that

it's a special win for the club, and manager brendan rodgers.nd we cross live now, to wembley, and join our natalie pirks. — this was a fitting final for the fans to be part of again. as you say, for brendan rodgers, his seventh win in seven finals. another momentous day in the history of this football club. they have been to four fa cup finals in the past in the last one was 52 years ago. they have never won it and finally and how because the goal that won it really will go down in history. 0ne really will go down in history. one of the one—day strikes of the fa cup. and if you have not seen it just prepare yourself. bea be a welcome sound of over 20,000 fans, the biggest crowd england first went into lockdown. the cup final has always been special but today felt even more significant. chelsea are eight times winners of this competition whereas leicester were looking to put their name on the trophy for the first time. it was the blues from london who had the better of the first half though. there was this a warning not quite. as you can see the

i agree with brendan's political analysis where we are. the only thing i would add, while this may be an easy vote for many members, those are the marginal seats. know that voting against an independent commission like this is perilous for them. and the challenge right now for the republican party the is that the leadership is much more beholden to those in these very safe seats rather than the majority, those in those marginal seats where they cannot simply pander to a base to get reelected. >> charlie, brendan, thank you both. i appreciate it. i want to bring in democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. congressman, good to see you. thanks for joining. so you lived this attack. this picture shows you confronting your colleagues, or comforting, excuse me, your colleagues as you hid from rioters in the house gallery. you said you thought you would have to fight your way out of the capitol. what questions do you have about that really horrific day that can only really be answered by a january 6th commission? >> yeah. thanks for having

"new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker and republican strategist, brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we're going to get to all the news about the cdc mask recommendations including the confusion that's resulted from the surprise announcement. we'll begin with the fighting between israel and ham maz. one day after the israelis target and demolished pa building in gaza housing -- richard, on friday you and i talked about this. you said hamas and the israeli government were looking for an exit ramp. why can't they find it? >> reporter: well, i think still that both sides do seem to want to find a way that they can declare victory. they both have a lester holt of interest in doing that. israel so far has not invaded the gaza strip and it could have done that. it's holding off. it's launching air strikes and causing a lot of damage inside gaza as it's degrading the hamas military infrastructur

brendan: certainly a regulatory sentiment has weighed on the sector as a whole.ot been fined. at the same time, we believe that, similar to alibaba, a fine is to minimize -- is de minimus. it would probably not be as bad as it was with alibaba come as high as it could be. at same time, one of the areas investors have been most worried about in tencent has been fintech, yet fintech was the strongest business arm in q1, growing 47%. rmb revenue reached almost 49 billion. it was the strongest part of tencent for margin expansion. the fintech business in q4, analysts bombarded martin allow on the conference call. he kept saying we are dealing with the regulation. i think they put the fintech regulation behind them by adhering to the new rules. sophie: we are seeing strong results from chinese tech companies. which are some of those companies that could benefit or get hurt by these regulatory issues? brendan: we like to think that in the case of alibaba, by paying the fine, they have put it behind them. that leaves a number of players that have yet to be fined. at the

but what you and what brendan were saying about congresswoman cheney being intentional, it's very clearthe only way for her to have coexisted with the other members of the republican leadership and the former president out there, pushing for candidates who support the big lie, is to be quiet, is to just be quiet and toe the party line, which is to toe the lie. and she won't do it. she won't do it. she is asked about these issues, and instead of doing what many people would have wanted her to do, which is demure, saying i'm not talking about trump now and sticking to the issues, talking about china and the president's spending, so on and so forth, she answers the question, that is on purpose. she wants to have this debate because she believes, my understanding in talking to people around her, it's obvious from her actions, she fundamentally believes if this debate is not happening now within the gop, the gop is dead, a viable two-party system is dead and therefore democracy itself is in serious peril. >> there's a lot of republicans who keep hoping trump just goes away. and they think tr

. >> brendan bach, i know you saw some number. this is greater among republicans.ike a bigger problem inside the republican party than nation as a whole. but what do you do about this virus? this is like a quarter of the party. >> yeah, it's really hard. i think it flows out of for many years the republican orthodoxy was the media is against them so a lot of people went out and sort of created their own media ecosystem. some of it, i think, is human nature, confirmation bias. you want 20 believe what you want to believe. but at some point people stop acting in good faith and there became outlets where anything goes, so people are drawn to that. it's completely corrupted our ability to govern. let's look at the commission bill, for example, that leigh ann was talking about. there's a poll out this week that shows a clear majority of republicans believe that that riot was led by left wing activists trying to make donald trump look bad. they're not just making that up. that's a conversation taking place and none of us are seeing, unless you are watching, those far rig

how many -- brendan knows this. how many of those republicans in that room do you think liz cheney has campaigned for and fund raised for? how many have kissed her ring and kissed her father's ring and sucked up to her and asked for help on a pet project. and today they don't even have the guts, the guts to vote by ballot. they did it by voice vote. i mean, it's just the cowardice is unspeakable. and then hypocrite kevin mccarthy goes into the white house and says nobody questions the legitimacy of joe biden as president? look at the polls. buddy, because of what you and so many republicans have said, because of spreading the big lie, because of ousting liz cheney, because of that, the majority of republicans question legitimacy. it's just an embarrassment. >> brendan, i want you to respond what ana said about how liz cheney and her father probably fund raised and supported and went the rally for these members. and also, let's just put up the poll again. cnn poll show 70% of republicans don't think the election was

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jillian: so what now, brendan?tacted -- contacted me and we're working pro bono to get them parade permit. we gave them a deadline of today at noon. we hope they provide a permit by then. if not we'll bring action to the supreme court in staten island, new york, new york state, to force them to do so. jillian: i would love for you to keep us updated to see if you hear a he response from them. lee, there's been so much that's gone on with coronavirus in the last year and a couple months with restrictions, with so many people not being able to go to church, kids not being able to go to church, not being able to have parades. one thing i think that never changes is our appreciation as a country for all of our service members, those who are still here and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and have passed away after fighting for our rights in this country. why do you think now more than ever it is so important for us to be able to honor all of those lives? >> well, it's important because especially for the kids

donald trump is not that person. >> barbara comstock and brendan buck, longtime republicans. to cut it short. we have breaking news. we're expecting the cdc in just a few minutes from now, 2:00, going to announce a big move. this will lift all mask and social distancing restrictions indoor and outdoor for all americans who have been fully vaccinated. the white house was just alerted president biden will deliver remarks later todayford rose garden about the country's overall response but with the headline being just that, no more indoor/outdoor mask restrictions if you have been fully vaccinated. to understand what this means, let's bring in our nbc news physician dr. kavita patel, and she's also a former obama white house poll distributor. dr. patel, there are a lot of caveats in here. you certain lir going to have government buildings that still have specific requirements, certainly private companies may have specific requirements. but what does this mean for the average fully vaccinated person? >> yes, chuck, this is as close to normal as we could have expected. i will be h

chelsea have got that to come in porto but brendan rodgers might have something to say about today, heager. very exciting match, kicks off at 5.15. to the premier league now — where leeds thrashed burnley 4—0 in the day's early match. mateusz klich curled in from the edge of the penalty area shortly before half—time, jack harrison made it 2—0 after an hour. two more goals followed in three minutes, both from substitute rodrigo as leeds completed the 4—0 rout. southampton are hosting relegated fulham in the second premier league game of the day — latest score from st mary's 1—0. che adams putting the saint's ahead just before the half hour mark. brighton face west ham in the late game. the party is getting started in glasgow as rangers completed an unbeaten season with an comprehensive win over aberdeen. rangers are champions of scotland. this is the summit of rangers decade—long journey. this is the summit of rangers decade-long journey.- this is the summit of rangers decade-long journey. decade-long “ourney. nine years ago the were decade-long journey. nine years ago they were sent _

joining her in this corner of paradise are brendan gleeson, greg kinnear, marisa tomei and jeremie reniereir bit in the cause of serious, heartfelt drama about matters of life and death. she's in a hurry. so you know. and if that means spending a few weeks on the portuguese riviera, well, so be it. it's a hard job, but somebody�*s got to do it. directed and co—written by ira sachs, who made the terrific romantic drama love is strange, frankie may address some thorny issues, but the entire movie, which premiered at cannes two years ago, smacks of lovey indulgence. you come up with these crazy scenarios in your head. you think you can manipulate everything, don't you? not once did i believe that these characters were anything other than actors finding themselves in splendid surroundings, stopping every now and then to film an emotional yet weirdly perfunctory scene before going back to enjoying the local beauty. i'm sure they all had a marvellous time, i only wish i could say the same. frankie is in cinemas now. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'

brendan knows this, how many republicans in that room do you think liz cheney has campaigned for and kissed her ring and kissed her father's ring and sucked up to her and asked for help on a project and today they didn't even have the guts -- the guts to vote by ballot, they did it by voice vote. it's just, the cowardes s is unspeakable. hypocrite kevin mccarthy says nobody questions the legitimacy of joe biden's president. look at the polls because of what you and so many republicans said, because of spreading a big lie, because of ousting liz cheney the majority of republicans question his legitimacy. it's just an embarrassment. >> brendan, i want you to respond what she said about how the cheney's, liz cheney and her father probably fundraised and supported and went to rally for these members and also let's just put up that poll again. cnn poll show 70% of republicans don't think the election was legitimate so what is mccarthy talking about? >> i don't know what he's talking about and look, one of the lessons that should be learned for republicans is that people are listening to y

. >> well, brendan, think about that. that was a similar question i was going to ask you. you have the mom up there, brian sicknick's mother lost her son. i mean there's no good reason why the senate gop would block a bipartisan commission to investigate something that they believe that they were right on it or even if they believe it didn't happen or if they believed it was antifa, or whatever they believe, wouldn't they want to get to the bottom of it? >> yeah, and republican senators have shown, ron johnson in particular, that they have no problem investigating things, whether it's benghazi or hunter biden or the origins of the russia investigation. but they're actually being quite upfront. you hear plenty of interviews with senators who are telling you very clearly they're making a political calculation. forget about everything else. they are making a decision that they think that having a commission will remind voters next year about what happened, and that is bad for their chances to take back the majority. and it's really as simple as that. all of the other argument

joining me now, cnn political commentator amanda commentator, and brendan buck, the former top aide toaul ryan and john boehner. this is really important stuff, and, you know, amanda, i've made the commitment on the show to continue to talk about the insurrection and what happened on january 6th because it is important to our democracy. several republican senators, including john thune and mike rounds are admitting tonight that they're going to vote against the january 6th commission because it's not good for the 2022 campaigns. amanda, people died. voters were brutally assaulted. our capitol was ransacked and they're not even pretending to care about anything besides the next election. what the hell? >> i mean i think you have to call this what it is. we are watching the cover-up of the big lie in all the deadly, dangerous, consequences of it. you know, this was always going to be a tough vote for these republicans because a vote for the commission is essentially a vote to investigate themselves, or at least their colleagues. and i was very surprised at how upfront that john thune was

let's discuss now with brendan nyhan. he is a professor of government at dartmouth college.ank you, professor. i appreciate you joining us. >> my pleasure. >> i want to play this clip. it's from my interview with michael fanone, responding to lawmakers and others who are downplaying the insurrection, misleading americans about what happened. here it is. >> i'm not interested in getting into like political squabbles. i'm not a politician. i'm not an elected official. i don't expect anybody to give two shits about my opinions. but i will say this. you know, those are lies, and peddling that bullshit is an assault on every officer that fought to defend the capitol. it's disgraceful. >> brendan, we have videos of the events firsthand, firsthand accounts of what happened, indictments against the rioters yet there's still so much denial. why don't people believe what they see with their own eyes? >> it's -- it's pretty remarkable. but, you know, memories are short. people don't pay very close attention to politics most of the time. and i think we're already seeing that crystallizi

brendan bell had two hits in the first inning. is grand slam gave the giants a 9- 0 lead.ers to the plate. buster made it back to back homeruns, is seventh round ripper. he has already matched his total from 2019. he is hitting .373. giants take the opener 12- 4. game two is underway. infielder tommy lasala is expected to miss 4 to 6 weeks with a strained hamstring. and starter jesus lazzaro broke his finger playing video games over the weekend. the young lefty spoke today for the first time since that injury. he said it was a stupid mistake and vowed to be more careful with the controllers. >> are you done playing video games? >> i mean, i'm not. i'm done right now, clearly because of my hand. when i get back, i'm going to play. i've played video games my whole life. this never happened to me. i don't plan on hitting my hand again. maybe move a little farther away from the table next time. >> that's a first, all right. >>> can i get a live update? warriors up by four in the third quarter. meanwhile, tran50 was named the western conference player of the month. he averaged

now let's take a look at all the results from the bonus leaders. final round of play, the season brendan are relegated after losing the glad bar cologne beach shocker and reached the playoff spot. beetle fell down stuttgart de clinch another year and the top flight byron dominated augsburg doctrine, hoffen, hide mines and frankfort. all closed out their campaign with a when. and when you and berlin beat leipzig to snag a place in the new conference leak. and now for a look at the final bundles like a table of the 20202021 season. of course, buying our champs leipzig dockman invoice for joined them in the champions league at the bottom of the league bill or rather at the bottom delete bid farewell to bremond and shaka. cologne will have to win a play off against a 2nd division team. if they are to survive and turning to formula one now sharla claire has taken pole position at his home grand prix. murat and monaco layer took top spot ahead of red bulls. marks are stopping with world champion louis hamilton. qualifying back in 7th looks layer crashed in the last minute of qualifying and wal

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marcelo bielsa, david moyes, brendan rodgers and daniel farke were also shortlisted., when they turn their attention to the champions league final. phil foden has been one of their standout players this season. the 20—year—old has scored 16 goals in all competitions and made ten assists. with the final against chelsea just five days away, foden's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. i would've never thought that it would've happened so quickly. you know, i would always laugh and joke with my mates about playing in the champions league final, i never thought that i would be playing in one. so, so, yeah, it's all gone so quick, and ijust want to enjoy one. so, so, yeah, it's all gone so quick, and i just want to enjoy the occasion as much as i can because you never know if you are going to get another opportunity. iuntimely you never know if you are going to get another opportunity. when you think about it, _ get another opportunity. when you think about it, you _ get another opportunity. when you think about it, you are _ get another opportunity. when you think

we are joined now by brendan from embassy theatre skegness. when those curtains went up? strange emotion, adam, to be — curtains went up? strange emotion, adam, to be honest. _ curtains went up? strange emotion, adam, to be honest. i— curtains went up? strange emotion, adam, to be honest. i was- curtains went up? strange emotion, | adam, to be honest. i was expecting it to be emotional but i wasn't expecting it to be quite as emotive for everybody else. there is a smaller team at the theatre now, so there has been some hardship and some redundancies but we have retained a core team, and bringing everybody back together and welcoming back in customers for the first time in 434 days was very special, really special.- first time in 434 days was very special, really special. what was it like for the — special, really special. what was it like for the staff _ special, really special. what was it like for the staff who _ special, really special. what was it like for the staff who were - special, really special. what was it like for the staff who wer

>> reporter: brendan heretic's big worry is finding enough employees. he blames new more generous unemployment benefits >> the fact that people can make money without working seems like it will always trump having to work for that same money. >> reporter: still a region hugely dependent on visitors now as hopeful as ever >> i hope for the future of orlando we start to get back to normal and people come back to the city they know and love and get back to normalcy as we know it. >>> when it comes to affordable housing, orlando is a symbol of a crisis being felt in many parts of the country. sanika dange of our orlando affiliate wesh tv has more. >> reporter: amy and her family have spent three years saving to buy a house. >> this is a dream we had for a long time and we finally feel like we're capable >> reporter: over the last two months they say they've seen every listing in their price range. >> if you don't see it in the first 24 hours the chances are you won't see it >> reporter: they made five offers at or over asking price >> all of them have been

brendan, i'm curious, as joe mentioned, facebook, what to do there? this happens in a vaccine and 20 years, these kind of conspiracy theories, we would get e-mails from people or they would talk to people in their neighborhood. but now they've found community and found so much community on january 6th, they gathered at a date certain on the capitol and attacked the capitol of the united states and tried to overturn a presidential election. there's been a lot of talk in congress about how to handle facebook. what is a reasonable expectation of how facebook might police itself and what congress might do to do something about facebook and all that it wreaks -- the havoc it wreaks on people gathering for nefarious reasons? >> that's the million-dollar question. and people say, if we revealed 230, these would go away. i don't think that's the case. but we do need to take seriously the ways that people can coordinate online. the way they can use the tools of social media platforms like facebook to mobilize people, not just to spread disinformation, but to t

i'm like why do brendan has admitted he's involvement he too blames venezuela. there was a good pointer intelligence operation of the government we me smart guy with a spirit of 33 years and consulting was like still believe caught. i feel bad about it because there is people will capture torture kill when he played it i was disposed the commission was dismantled the brazier was affected but saying that venezuelan intelligence hijacked the operation is that not just a way for you to escape responsibility no no no i am assuming full responsibility and of honest i would do it again. but not everyone is able to take the outcome so lightly. most simple in the early days of all of our core of the role for moment where we have most of. them at all must i could always a former. ally have been upper middle and so he said will not put her there michaela but as of the overall mood here today good row continues. to insist that the opposition never explicitly told him to stop working for them and he's using lawyers to claim money from rand on meanwhile president might do th

. >> brendan: st. paul, minnesota, the site of game four.one, the captain scored the game-winner, and tonight, kirill kaprizov is going to be looking to g

full many things pull brendan, they're reporting live on that developing story out of london. assess banks accused of war crimes in sedans, da for conflict has appeared before the international criminal court for the 1st time ali abdel rahman is charged with $31.00. comes all crimes against humanity, including rape and the killing of civilians. he was a leader in the jewish militia when the war began in 2003. the conflict between various groups has killed 300000 people and displaced 2000000. if a morgan joyce's life from the sudanese capital cartoon, hipaa, when we carried to the list of charges, it didn't make a very comfortable listening. yes, indeed, peter $31.00 charges ranging from pillaging murder, torture of civilians or more than $100.00 men. in some cases we heard from the prosecutor there during the pre trial hearings, all by the better man who's also known as an equal shape. now this, these hearings that we'll be hearing over the next 4 days. they are not actual direct charges. they are hearing to establish whether there is enough evidence to charge and you have that man f

the w reporter on a sophie brendan has been to brazil's largest city sell paolo to meet the researchers working on one of them and to look at the science behind it. these eggs contain hope for brazil. they are incubating a home grown cold. 19 vaccines boots back that's been developed and so the power of human trials haven't started yet. that results so far up from the thing it's worked very well animals best with with success in the clinical trials. so we are very confident that it's going to be a good iris and his colleagues at the new 1010 institute in south pablo are working with a method similar to the one for making flu vaccines. they use chicken x to incubate a modified virus, which should teach human immune system to fight the coven. 19 virus. really important thing for brazil, for built into. it's our, our opportunity to have a solution. i, brazilian solution to this one. then we have here all the raw materials that we need to make the vector. and so we can be independent on doing dollar on the institute had been producing a chinese fixing corona back, but that have stopped due

it was given after a review showed brendan connolly was pushed in the build up.the sport for now. you can stay up—to—date on all of the build—up to that champions league final on the bbc sports website. next up, it's the weather. some of us probably look at the sky wondering where this fantastic weather we are were promised is. just a little while longer. it was a temporary blip on friday. it is going to turn increasingly sunny and warmer as we go through the bank holiday weekend. here's the cloud from friday. you can see a little hit and miss, some showers around. the best of the weather was a cross northern scotland and closer to the north sea coast. that's because high pressure is building, think of the high pressure as a mountain that stops the weather front coming off the atlantic. so the weather front that's been here across the west is in the process of disintegrating, so it's raining itself out. the clouds are starting to break up, but it does mean that saturday morning is going to be pretty overcast, murky and even drizzly in some areas. we will have to

the brendan rodgers has never lost a final in six attempts as a manager.lively.— get quite lively. absolutely, natalie thank _ get quite lively. absolutely, natalie thank you. - get quite lively. absolutely, natalie thank you. the - get quite lively. absolutely, natalie thank you. the fans | get quite lively. absolutely, i natalie thank you. the fans are getting into it already. now to the premier league and leeds thrashed burnley 4—0 in the early match turf moor. killed in from the edge of the penalty area before half—time. jack harrison made it 2—0 after an hour. two more goals followed in three minutes and two from substitute rodrigo. play is under way in the second premier league game at southampton host the relegated fulham. 15 minutes gone in that match and it is goalless. later on, brighton face west ham. rangers have completed an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership by beating aberdeen 40 macro at ibrox. jermain defoe then wrapped up the win late on. it is rangers' 55th title overall and the first in ten years. celtic were the last team to g