soe're gonna set up the fa that we're now gonna go to charlton heston.here's your iconic video clip of heston. an,"then i say, "10 days lat and then i show the billboard in denver, and n i show him there 10 days later. >> do you worry that it leavesth people witimpression that he said, "from my cold, dead thnds" 10 days later? >> he always sai. it was in every -- it just wasn't in the clip ckage that we could get. >> except for that he didn't say it 10 days later in colorado, d it leaves you with the impression that he did. >> well, i don't think so. i think it -- because at part of him at the convention is after that. that part, that -- it's hard to explain this you don't -- >> so you don't think that it leaves people with the impression that he said that in colorado 10 days after thlu ine shting? >> it leaves people with the impression that charlton heston believed veryst ngly in the second amendment and so strongly that -- that he would always say this "from my cold, dead hands." >> i guess the question that i have for you is, you kw, what about peopl

today, the many to pay tribute included his former team—mate, bobby charlton, who said: sir alex fergusonlegacy as one of united's and northern ireland's greatest goalkeepers. munich, he said, always cast a shadow over his life. later, he found solace in poetry. there are those who had gone down that long, long road before us, but we try to keep them

as for charlton, that pulls them now two points from the relegation zone.he results and reaction from the efl are on the bbc sport website. there was one game in the scottish premiership tonight, and a comfortable evening for aberdeen. they beat hamilton 3—1, that's their first win of the year. curtis main with the pick of the goals. aberdeen are up to third, hamilton are just a point off the bottom. manchester city's premier league game with west ham has been re—arranged for the 19th february. severe weather brought about by storm keira forced it to be postponed on sunday. manchester city have agreed anyone unable to attend will be able to secure a refund upon the return of their original match tickets. west ham are offering free travel for all fans wishing to attend. with the tour of south africa drawing to a close, england's cricketers are starting to look ahead to next month and their tour of sri lanka. they've named their squad for the tour today — some big names miss out, and some familiar faces come back in. with all the details here's ben croucher.

today, the many to pay tribute included his former team—mate, bobby charlton, who said: sir alex fergusondded: harry gregg spent nine years at old trafford, cementing a legacy as one of united's and northern ireland's greatest goalkeepers. munich, he said, always cast a shadow over his life. later, he found solace in poetry. there are those who had gone down that long, long road before us, but we try to keep them in our site. in memory‘s eyes, the busby babes are immortal. the red devil spirit lives and never died. harry gregg, the hero of munich, who has died at the hero of munich, who has died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. we certainly lost the persistent rain, but we are still reeling from the after—effects, with over 200 flood alerts still in force, three of them at the moment severe across parts of shropshire and monmouthshire. you can see this is storm dennis at the start of the weekend, with the centre of the low to the north—west. look at this plume of cloud. it brought this conveyor belt of rain across parts of south wales and in two parts of the midlands as w

sir bobby charlton said harry gregg was "a fantastic goalkeeper but more importantly an incredible humanere you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. harry maguire helped manchester united to three points, though some thought he shouldn't have been on the pitch. it added to a night to forget for chelsea as they have two goals disallowed at stamford bridge. both clubs paid tribute to this man. he rescued strangers and his team—mates from a burning wreckage. former manchester united goalkeeper harry gregg, the hero of the munich air disaster, has died at the age of 87. and after seven years out and three children, kim clijsters returns to professional tennis, but did she get the fairytale story she wanted? we start with a controversial night at stamford bridge with chelsea having two goals disallowed in their match against manchester united. it finished 2—0 to the reds, with harry maguire scoring despite seeming to kick michy batshuayi in the groin. but both teams came together to pay tribute to former manchester united goalkeeper harry gregg, who'

today the manager play temperate included bobby charlton he said...hester united manager added... harry gregg spent nine years at old trafford cementing a legacy is one of united and northern ireland was my greatest goalkeeper but munich he saidi my greatest goalkeeper but munich he said i was cast a shadow over his life and later he found solace in poetry. and memories eyes must be paved... the red devils never died. there was one match in italy on monday, with ac milan, now up to 8th in serie a after a 1—0 win over torino, ante rebic got the only goal of the game in the 25th minute. barcelona have been granted special permission by la liga to make an emergency signing outside of the transfer window. it's after french forward ousmane dembele was ruled out for six months with a serious hamstring injury. la liga rules allow clubs to apply to make new signings if a player's ruled out for more than five months. kim clijsters produced some great tennis in herfirst wta match in nearly eight years, but was eventually beaten in straight set by garbine muguru

us tonight in san francisco for your my name is peter and we are very delighted to have with us charlton d. mcllwain, vice provost of the faculty engagement and development at new york university. he's also the founder of the center for critical race and digital studies and co-author of race appeal how candidates invoke the race in political campaigns, the winner of the 2012 a psa ralph's monkey award and also with us he'd david ellington's founder and executive chairman of the silicon valley block chain society, a global member driven ecosystem block chaining cryptocurrency related project across industries and for social impact. members are active investors primarily in technology, collectively representing more than 1.5 trillion in investment capital, and the motto is funded revolution. i love that. we are so pretty new that is very compelling story, very important story kind of lesser known in tech, but looking at people have been working towards a social justice inside the tech industry and the book is called "black software: the internet & racial justice, from the afronet to black

my name is peter, we are very delighted to have with us charlton mcilwain. he is also a professor at the steinhardt school. he is also the founder of the center for critical race and digital studies and co-author to appeal how candidates in u.s. political campaign. it is the winner of the 2012 a psa award. also with us, is e david ellington the executive chairman of the silicon valley block chain society. he is a global member driven ecosystem supporting block chain and crypto currency. the latest projects across the industry and for social impact, the members are active investors primarily in technology, collectively represent more than 1.5 trillion in investment capital. the motto of this is fun the revolution. i love that. we are celebrating a book tonight that is very compelling story, a very important story, lesser-known intech history but yet really looking at people who have been working toward social justice inside the tech industry, the book is called "black software", the internet, from the afro net to black lives matter. it is a book by charlton m

sir bobby charlton said he was proud to call gregg a team—mate, and that he would always be rememberedgg was an incredible keeper. i have never seen i have never seen a i have never seen a braver goalkeeper. i have seen clips of many great goalkeepers, but when i see clips of harry gregg and when i see clips of harry gregg and when i see when he is to play for northern ireland, he was unbelievable. diving for peoples feet, coming for punches, coming for crosses, he could do everything. he was one of the best ever. sammy mcilroy remembering harry gregg, who's died at the age of 87. pep guardiola has told friends he intends to stay at manchester city, despite the club's two—year ban from the champions league. guardiola's current contract expires next year, although it does have a break clause at the end of this season and it was thought he would activate it, if city's appeal against the ban fails. however, it's understood guardiola has said he won't be leaving early, no matter the outcome, and that he's still committed to the club. anti—racism campaigners have described apparent abuse du

it's 1—0 to charlton at the moment.ton against aberdeen in the scottish premiership. manchester united have become the latest premier league club to try and bring safe standing to their stadium. they've asked for permission to install 1500 rail seats in the north east corner of old trafford, and want to trial it later this season. tottenham and wolves already have rail seating sections in their stadiums, and the move towards safe standing at the top level of english football now seems inevitable, asjoe lynskey reports. for more than a century, the of look for ways to keep up with demand. they won the first clubs to build a roof on a stand without pillars. so every united supporter had a clear view. now this cloud once in on the latest idea. this is real seating, a new way to watch football standing up. already it is in use across europe and one team in germany that get extra by design. but in the uk standing has a more painful history. it was on the factors behind the disaster and let to football grounds the top divisio

others to safety from the burning wreckage, including a mother and baby and team—mate sir bobby charltonshire with what she's got coming up in her programme at ten. good morning. this morning, children and teenagers who look after their pa rents, and teenagers who look after their parents, siblings. new research today, seen by our programme suggest that young carers spend an average of 25 hours a week looking after loved ones, the equivalent of a £12,000 a year part—time carers job. so why is it kids are having to do these adultjobs? why is it a cce pta ble these adultjobs? why is it acceptable for a 13—year—old to be administering medication for that sick parent? for a teenager to have to deal with a parent having an epileptic fit? for an 11—year—old to miss sometimes a quarter of her lessons in any year because she is the only one looking after her mum? if you care for your mum or dad, or your child looks after you, please do get in touch this morning, send us an do get in touch this morning, send us an e—mail, and join us live at ten on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online, and we

disaster in 1958, twice returning to the burning wreckage to rescue people including team mate bobby charlton, when nat lofthouse put the ball and harry into the net as they were beaten. harry gregg, who‘s died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren bett. lots of people will be watching closely what you have to say tonight. this sums it up. this is a children‘s playground that is underwater, a weather watcher picture taken in hereford. in south wales flood warnings and river levels have been dropping. river levels have been dropping. river levels are slow to react. there are six severe flood warnings in worcestershire and herefordshire. the heavy and persistent rain we had has swept away with the cloud into continental europe. storm dennis is much weaker, wandering around close to norway. following on from that we have seen more of a showery air flow coming in from the atlantic today, and that will continue to be the case. wetter weather for the northern half of the uk, with snow over the hills, icy patches here. quite cold, may be a few pockets of frost here and ther

barnsley are still in the bottom three, they lost 2—1 at charlton.on and swansea. bristol city stay sixth after a 1—0 win at qpr. sheffield wednesday and millwall was goaless and there that win for west brom. rangers have slipped up again in the scottish premiership, drawing 0—0 at home to aberdeen — which means celtic will go seven points clear if they beat hamilton tomorrow. in the other matches, hibs drew 2—2 at home to st mirren. kilmarnock beat ross county 3—1. motherwell are still hanging on to third, despite losing 1—0 at livingstone. sean clare scored a brilliant equaliser in injury time for hearts against stjohnstone to move them off the bottom of the table. we are done with the football. there was a lot of it about. there was always going to be a new name on the australian open women‘s trophy and it‘s the 21—year—old american sophia kenin. she came from a set down to beat the spaniard garbine muguruza there the spaniard garbine muguruza. there was british interest in the mixed doubles but jamie murray and his partner bettanie matthek—sands

and luton stay rooted to the bottom, they lost 3—1 at charlton.d, despite a goaless draw at hamilton. that's after aberdeen were beaten 2—1 at home by ross county — billy mckay with both county goals. and hibs missed a penalty, in their 1—1 draw with livingston, so miss the chance to leapfrog their opponents into fifth. 0nto domestic rugby — and bath are up to fourth in the premiership after beating harlequins 19—12, with england winger ruaridh mcconnochie scoring two tries. in today's other game, 0llie hassell—collins scored four tries as london irish jumped above gloucester in the table with a 24—20 victory. irish now up to fifth. in the pro 1a —jamie dobie will make his first start for glasgow warriors as they welcome the dragons to scotstoun stadium... elsewhere the cheetahs will be hoping to repeat their hammering of ulster — when they meet in belfast later. the south african side won 63—26, last october. still no score in belfast at the moment. leeds rhinos have made it back to back wins in super league after beating last year's grand finali

and luton stay rooted to the bottom, they lost 3—1 at charlton.row, but motherwell are up to third, despite a goaless draw at hamilton. they are a massive 21 points behind second—placed rangers though. that's after aberdeen were beaten 2—1 at home by ross county — billy mckay with both county goals. and hibs missed a penalty in their 1—1 draw with livingston, so miss the chance to leapfrog their opponents into fifth. 0nto the six nations — a huge game under way in cardiff as wales take on an unbeaten french side. it's been a mixed bag for wales under new head coach wayne pivac — with one win and one defeat so far. wales got the first points on the board — but when leigh halfpenny couldn't deal with a high ball — the ball fell kindly for france's anthony bouthier, who scored the opening try. there was an injury concern for wales as george north had to leave the field for a head injury assesment — but he did reappear in the stands. france then had a try disallowed, before paul willemse scored to put them in the driving seat. wales responded immediat

sir bobby charlton wrote: "i was proud to call him a team—mate.ays be remembered as a heroic figure." and sir alex ferguson said: "harry was a man of great character and a true legend at our club. i loved his company and the many pieces of advice he gave me. my thoughts and prayers are with carolyn and his family at this very sad time." of course there are many tributes being made — and we've heard from sammy mcilroy, also a former manchester united and northern ireland player, who recalled their time together at united. i remember working with him in the 70s at manchester united. fantastic character. when harry spoke, you had to listen. he was that type of man. genuine man. spoke his mind, told the truth, wouldn't have anything else but the truth. as i say, it's very sad. i knew he wasn't too well. still very sad to hear when he passed away. you touched on what he did at munich, which was absolutely unbelievable. he was a brave man as a goalkeeper, and a brave man off the field as well. and what he did at munich was incredible. sammy mcilroy talk

and his teammates sir bobby charlton, jackie blanchflower.night manchester united will be paying tribute to him as well — they've announced they're planning to wear black armbands in his honour for tonight's game at chelsea, a tribute to a man who had such an impact on that club. i remember george bass had some very warm words for him, didn't he? and there will be other tributes coming all day? that is right. sir bobby was talking about him today and he said he was proud to call him a team—mate and he will always be remembered as a heroic figure. sir alex ferguson also said he was a true legend. and we have talked so much about the history of his heroics at that crash, but a lot of people have also been talking about his ability on the pitch. former northern ireland player sammy michael roy was one of those paying tribute today, saying he was one the best players he ever saw. i saw clips of harry gregg playing for northern ireland and he was unbelievable. coming for patches, coming for crosses , coming for patches, coming for crosses, he had

burning wreckage of the plane in 1958 to pull out a mother and her child and his team mate sir bobby charltoneir respects including dennis law and the former manager sir alex ferguson. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. thank you very much. people trying to kick their dependency on prescription drugs need much more dedicated support — that's the call from experts and campaigners. almost a million people on prescribed medication — including tranquillisers, drugs for insomnia, and nervous disorders — have been taking them for at least 3 years. of those, more than half a million are on strong painkillers, known as ‘opioids' — even though there's no evidence that they help after 90 days. in the worst—affected parts of the uk, the nhs is now running campaigns to urge those affected to seek help. but as jeremy cooke reports, many are still struggling to find the right services. this is my diazepam for this morning. that's valium. jim has a problem. what's next? antidepressant. a drug problem. citalopram, carbocisteine, 0ndansetron. this is montelu ka

. >> cnn's jeff zeleny is in charlton, south carolina. jeff, first the endorsement. this do for joe biden? >> reporter: kate, i think there's no question, this is the endorsement joe biden has been waiting for. there's no one who is more well known and has supporters looking to him for guidance here. if you consider about half of the voters in south carolina, the democratic voters have told pollsters that they are still open to changing their minds. an endorsement from congressman clyburn certainly could be beneficial. i was just at their endorsement event just a short time ago this morning. i was struck that he said we not only know joe biden, joe biden knows us. listen to how the former vice president accepted that endorsement, talking about a revolution. take a listen. >> today people are talking about a revolution. what the country is looking for are results. what they're looking for is security. what they're looking for is being able to sustain and maintain their dignity. >> reporter: so no question joe biden's central argument here in the final days of the sout

, jack charlton's son.n this. not enough research has been done. back a little bit on this. not enough research has been donem terms of the substitution, the issues here is, giving a doctor enough time to make a proper judgement. stay on pitch, don't stay on pitch. is that safe? this is the issue,is on pitch. is that safe? this is the issue, is that enough time to properly assess and determine whether or not they have the concussion. to decide and come up with, conclude they have concussion and decide whether or not they should be taken of the pitch. it is a good idea and they will be a board meeting later this month. a bit of pushbackin meeting later this month. a bit of pushback in the papers. this research i mentioned earlier on, the research i mentioned earlier on, the research made the link between alzheimer's and dementia and put dollars, he says he thinks the idea of concussion subs is hopeless. on a slightly lighter note for a friday morning, how is this for a picture? this is a lovely bridal party,

he pulled people from the wreckage, including a mother and baby and sir bobby charlton.ane. i know what idid,i fact, i would go insane. i know what i did, i know who i saw, i remember the baby. i know when i found bob andi the baby. i know when i found bob and i know when i found all the rest of them. i know i was very fourth —— fortu nate. of them. i know i was very fourth —— fortunate. you couldn't live with it. you couldn't live with it every day. you would go completely and totally insane. i amjoined now by abc sports football reporter simon stone. i know that you cover manchester united extensively stop just described to us how important a figure harry gregg has been for the club. i think it is fair to say he isa club. i think it is fair to say he is a hero. he always said he didn't wa nt is a hero. he always said he didn't want his life, his career, to be defined by munich but that is exactly what it was. he pulled teammates, he put passengers out of the plane at munich, having survived the plane at munich, having survived the crash and even more remarkably, he pla