and julian a song which along with chelsea manning and edward snowden and the other whistle blows down the years of the heroes who help us to gain some of the knowledge that the powers that be would keep secret if they could this is in countries that call themselves democracy is where the government is supposed to be for the people not for the corporations not for donald trump not for the abrams not for my pants not for pompeo not for the rest of those rabbit down the moles who are in charge of everything but food we the people just to be clear obviously so we can leak doesn't sue was obviously that there were never any charges in sweden just allegations but they you call him a journalist why do you think so many journalists are attacking julian a surgeon is it a coincidence that those journalists often like the european union in the jump administration also say support the overthrow of the venezuelan government there's a intersection why journalists attacking shootin and saying he's not a journalist why does so many journalists buy the narrative if that in venezuela which you just men

weiqi leaks a russian because that one organization you met judy and as much prison from this chelsea manning of course refusing to testify against julian as. she's in solitary in the united states telling us about julian's health. but can i just say very quickly. in that we've been talking about censorship by a mission on a huge scale a federal court ruled that but they have walls no russian connection with julian assange. but that he had constitutional rights to do as he did as a journalist and publish and that has been completely ignored julian's own condition is is. how do i put it it's very dangerous when i last saw him about 10 days ago. i was shocked because he'd taken last fall wait. he was isolated they seem to be imposing a a regime that must be punitive on him of isolation he's in the health we what they call the health care we all little wing of belmarsh prison but he's in a single cell and he told me that i see people walking by and i'd like to talk to them but i can't. category a prisoners murderers and all those who've committed serious crimes. are allowed to fraternise julian

dodge responsibility based on a technicality however if you blow the whistle on war crimes as say chelsea manning did you're a traitor who should be harassed incarcerated and bankrupted as an example to all who dare to question those in authority so hot watchers let's take a moment to hypothesise on the hypocrisy of secrets and leaks as we step into the gallery. joining me this week in the gallery is the host of news who is hugh's got a millions are t.v. correspondent rachel blevins and the host of boom bust christie i welcome. we won't we will have to work here because it's on my television i was about are there will be no waking from this conversation is part of my secret memos and savior if you want to own personal computer about the f.b.i. in the. same standards for everybody so when you look at the report what it says is former director komi failed to live up to his responsibility by not save guarding sensitive information obtained during the course of his f.b.i. employment and by using it to create public pressure for official action komi set a dangerous example for the over 35000 great f.b

army whistleblower chelsea manning to reconsider mounting fines imposed on her for refusing to cooperate in a federal grand jury investigation into wikileaks. the penalties began at $500 per day and have now risen to $1000 daily as manning refuses to testify about her leak of hundreds of thousands of secret state department and pentagon documents to wikileaks, including evidence of u.s. war crimes. she remains in jail. customers of soul cycle and equinox have launched a boycott following reports that miami dolphins owner stephen ross -- a major shareholder in the high-end fitness chain -- is planning a fundraiser for donald trump's campaign. president trump is expected to attend the event in the hamptons this weekend, which promises donors a photo with the president for a $100,000 or a private roundtable discussion with trump for $250,000. ahead of the event, dolphins receiver kenny stills noted that ross is founder of the nonprofit group rise, which seeks to "eliminate racial discrimination, champion social justice and improve race relations." sills tweeted in reply -- "you can't have a

i covered the chelsea manning case. she was on and off suicide watch for about nine months. which then became the topic of, you know, extended dispute during her court-martial. that could be one of the impulses, but still, why they would sort of give into that impulse in such a high-profile case after just a matter of a few days is really mysterious. >> when we look at what happens to the cases next here, jill, there are the criminal cases, right, then there are the civil cases. potentially more added to what is already out there. in the criminal side, what do we expect to happen now? >> well, in terms of the actual criminal case against jeffrey epstein, it's over. with his death, that case goes away. but the indictment of him included a conspiracy so his co-conspirators will continue to be investigated. and that can lead to some very interesting revelations and there is a civil case that can continue to pend. the actual apparent suicide followed the release of some very damaging information in the civil lawsuit. just as his first apparent attempted suicide followed the rele

in full, three uncapped players mounting the pic again, mounting the pic missing out as this chelsea front man differently to look at younger players and increase the pool that we can have picked from enemies relaxing experience and conditions. we have to keep evolving as a squad and asa we have to keep evolving as a squad and as a team. we have had a two—year period of progress and co nsta nt two—year period of progress and constant improvement. but we cannot stand still. named the player of the year award, the first english winner voted by top coaches in the game. in action as they take on belgium in a friendly. scoring two goals in four minutes, and this from beth. the belgians responded with two of their own and then took the lead through ellen after some defending. england we re ellen after some defending. england were given a lifeline from the penalty spot in the key to make it 3-3 penalty spot in the key to make it 3—3 which is how it finished. england are already into the 2021 european championships because they are the hosts, wells to have to qualify in two years and they started the

some of the high—profile incidents include abuse from chelsea fans against man city's raheem sterlingagainst tottenham. the man in charge of inclusion and diversity at the fa wants to make it easierfor people to report abuse and for incidents to be dealt with properly. the aim is to roll out new plans across england and wales, starting at the home of english football, wembley stadium. we are talking about more effective, efficient stewarding, greater visibility for, obviously, the police, signage. what we have never had inside this organisation is a coherent collective strategy from the touchline throughout the whole organisation into the boardroom. as well as the changes at wembley, the fa is increasing the minimum match ban for anyone found guilty of racist abuse at six matches. it also wants to increase the proportion of ethnic minority people in leadership roles to 11% and to increase the amount of coaches to 20% by 2021. but for every top tier player that draws attention to the problem, there are players lower down the pyramid who are still finding they are at the receiving end o

chelsea football club apologises unreservedly after the man who was their chief scout for a decade is revealed as a dangerous and prolific paedophile. eddie heath preyed on children as young as ten during the 19705 — one of his victims says he was groomed from the age of 13. everyone at a young age wanted to play professional football, as they do now. no—one asked for this to happen. our dreams, our livelihoods, our life has been just basically ruined. a separate investigation also found that black players were racially abused by a coach in the 19805 and ‘90s. also tonight... the prime minister welcomes his first eu leader to downing street — estonia's prime minister, but his message to brussels remains uncompromising. a court's told the six—year—old allegedly pushed from the tenth floor of the tate modern broke his back and suffered a bleed on the brain. shoring up the dam in derbyshire — some residents are told they can finally go home five days it threatened to burst. and the first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature — the american novelist toni morrison has died at t

chelsea area. >>> a palestinian man was shot and killed after driving his car into two israelis on the west bank. >> the victims are a man and a woman. they were 17 and 19 years old. the incident took place south of jerusalem, not far from the area where a body was found stabbed this month. an israeli police officer killed a palestinian teen and wounded another after the teen stabbed guards near a jerusalem site. >>> rashida tlaib no longer plans to visit her grandmother in the west bank. hours after israel reversed its decision and granted her permission. >> reporter: rashida tlaib won't be going to the west bank. she had been denied entry on thursday along with her fellow democrat ilhan omar of minnesota. after president trump said israel would show great weakness by allowing the visit. >> what they've said is disgraceful. i can't imagine why israel would let them in. >> omar is still barred but tlaib was granted entry to visit her 90-year-old grandmother who lives in the west bank. she agreed to not talking about her position on the boycott of israel. she tweeted i have decided that visiting m

some of the high—profile incidents include abuse from chelsea fans against man city's raheem sterlingon and diversity at the fa wants to make it easierfor people to report abuse and for incidents to be dealt with properly. the aim is to roll out new plans across england and wales, starting at the home of english football, wembley stadium. we are talking about more effective, efficient stewarding, greater visibility for, obviously, the police, signage. what we have never had inside this organisation is a coherent, collective strategy from the touchline throughout the whole organisation into the boardroom. as well as the changes at wembley, the fa is increasing the minimum match ban for anyone found guilty of racist abuse to six matches. it also wants to increase the proportion of ethnic minority people in leadership roles to 11% and to increase the amount of coaches to 20% by 2021. but for every top tier player who draws attention to the problem, there are players lower down the pyramid who are still finding they are at the receiving end of abuse, like peterborough united's ivan toney.

man southampton. they drew 1—1. chelsea drew 2—2 at home to sheffield united.are third after a 2—1win against st mirren. aberdeen, in fourth, beat ross county 3—0. hearts drew with hamilton. there were wins for motherwell and kilmarnock. it's the old firm match, rangers and celtic, at ibrox tomorrow. finally, motorsport is mourning the death of the 22—year—old anthoine hubert. the frenchman, who drove for the british arden team, was killed in a crash during a formula 2 race at the spa circuit in belgium. you can find more on that story on the bbc sport website. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the rest of the team — have a very good night. hello, good evening. last weekend felt like the height of summer, temperatures reaching the low 30s in parts of england. fast forward to the sunday, 21 celsius at best. time for the arrival of september and the three months that make up autumn. what a difference from one week to the next. last weekend, it was warm continental air, this weekend, it is air coming fro

premier league season will kick off as manchester united how does chelsea between the 2 teams of $110.00 after the last 15 premier league titles man united boss all are going to start to give a debbie to his $96000000.00 defender how do you mcguire that's for chelsea will their record goalscorer frank lampard be making his premier league debut as chelsea manager having succeeded magic pill sorry in the. i always enjoy playing out trafford incredible stadium incredible history and always a difficult match and i want year 0 but when you went up against. south yeah of course it's a completely different thing now we're both. off by as you might be in similar stages in a way that we know people will talk about early and now i think is his real chance to make a stamp on that same way that was a window and a pre-season behind him and i'm trying to make a stand here so it makes for a competitive match when it's half time in the to early matches on sunday in county go with the king pass the idea and send james's. well on saturday champions manchester city serve notice that once again they'll be the team to beat they thrash west ham at the

injured at least 30 people in the new york city neighborhood of chelsea officials ruled it an act of terror. a shootout left of this man being arrested and later convicted. fast forward to friday morning, new york authorities say this incident not terrorism. police not calling the man in this picture, a suspect but they are trying to identify him via the video at the scene. >>it places the pressure cooker. on the upper level and then on the lower level. there's a person of interest. obviously we like this make this president. >>new york city's transit authority now reminding everyone of the slogan see something say something i'm not here. romero reporting. kron four's now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on. >>get caught up on the latest breaking news and weather any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. 5 they were promised millions of dollars for the government's not paying up what's holding up the money meant for border cities also greenland is responding to president trump's apparent request too. >>by that country. ♪ ♪ here i go again on

time ever a woman will referee a major man's match in european competition france's stiffening will take charge of the all england clash between liverpool and chelsea that's taking place in turkey. istanbul is the venue for the latest milestone in the career of stephanie frappe the french referee has already taken charge of a men's game in her country's top league but she says she doesn't feel like she has to stand out from her male counterparts. i don't think so i think is the same we had to prove as physically they'd meet me and tactically that we have the same that demands so i'm not afraid about that so i think nothing changed for me. the respective coaches say they're proud to be part of history. so many things in the world which we are still obviously not. smart enough to make the right decisions at that very very smart decision that we finally can bring able to put to him to be the referee of a very very important game in a big game in front of millions of people we were very slow everywhere on this and now we are trying to make strides and it's still a long way to go in terms of tomorrow i think is a huge moment and should be very well addr

chelsea football club apologises unreservedly after the man who was their chief scout for a decade isams, our livelihoods, our life has been just basically ruined. a separate investigation also found that black players were racially abused by a coach in the 1980s and ‘90s. also tonight... the prime minister welcomes his first eu leader to downing street — estonia‘s prime minister, but his message to brussels remains uncompromising. a court‘s told the six—year—old allegedly pushed from the tenth

cost real madrid $165000000.00 following his summer move from chelsea and their spending might not be over with rumors that brazil star near man could return to spain from p.s.g. neymar is neymar is not a real madrid player i have just said the important ones are those who are here liverpool go into their english premier league clash against southampton on saturday with a major goal keeping crisis reds number one allison was injured in their opening day win over annoyed and now a back up keeper edirne is a serious doubt the spaniard was injured in a bizarre incident following liverpool super cup win over chelsea in istanbul midweek as a team celebrated that winning on penalties a fan who was trying to draw in the festivities slipped and collided with agent during injuring his ankle was his 5 year old to andy than find a short term cover could make his e.p.l. debut. where we were all together supported jumped over something was traced by some security guys slipped and. kicked his ankle. crazy so yes it was well known today i spoke to him. as brother. yesterday but we have to see. we're on to tennis now and actually bhartiya has

lanford, as chelsea manager. 3— to victory at norwich city was harder, and against this newly promoted side. a frantic first half full of goals before the decisive moment came through this man's, because he was racially abused on social media when he missed a penalty in chelsea super cut final defeat to liverpool. with the story of this match, here is... after an impressive win against newcastle, carol road was in a party mood once again. but today was frank lampard's chance to take his first win as chelsea manager. tammy abraham got the nod over olivia shrewd, and he repaid that faith. the oa support had barely sat down before an unselfish cross from pookie met todd ca ntwell, unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the unselfish cross from pookie met todd ca ntwell, the local unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the local boy's first premier league goalfor cantwell, the local boy's first premier league goal for the canaries. inside 17 minutes, mason mount scored in derby last season, he helped himself to another. as a manager, different shirt. excellent reflexes from tim. but when pookie got gold side of the defence, there could only be one outcome. his fai

some of the high—profile incidents include abuse from chelsea fans against man city‘s raheem sterlingherent, collective strategy from the touchline throughout the whole organisation into the boardroom. as well as the changes at wembley, the fa is increasing the minimum match ban for anyone found guilty of racist abuse to six matches. it also wants to increase the proportion of ethnic minority people in leadership roles to 11% and to increase the amount of coaches to 20% by 2021. but for every top tier player who draws attention to the problem, there are players lower down the pyramid who are still finding they are at the receiving end of abuse, like peterborough united‘s ivan toney. missing a few games, is that really strong enough? i don‘t think so. whereas missing, not being able to attend a football match again, and people seeing that and thinking, "right, that‘s going to happen if i do that, so i can‘t be doing that." while the fa is pledging to improve the way it handles abuse at matches, it has been criticised for the way it has previously dealt with allegations of racism at oth

injured at least 30 people in the new york city neighborhood of chelsea officials ruled it an act of terror. a shootout left of this man being arrested and later convicted. fast forward to friday morning, new york authorities say this incident not terrorism. police not calling the man in this picture, a suspect but they are trying to identify him via the video at the scene. >>it places the pressure cooker. on the upper level and then on the lower level. there's a person of interest obviously would like this make this president. >>new york city's transit authority now reminding everyone of the slogan see something say something i'm not here. romero reporting. >>i to community in crisis not on the street but out on the water. the way one north bay city is trying to help th it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly

chelsea in control. but, and it isa is a big bite. within seconds of the restarts, this mane summer, he was a record fee, and this was his first goalfor his was a record fee, and this was his first goal for his new side. chris wilder side really making a game of it in the second half, and after plenty of chances, plenty of efforts, he finally, finally paid off. the frenchman on his debut, what a way to market. the equaliser in the 89th minutes, i think it will go down. certainly celebrating it, reallyjubilant go down. certainly celebrating it, really jubilant scenes for chris wilder's site at full time there. the result in the championship season, even the league, one place about chelsea. one interesting thing to note lampard's start at 11 was the youngest chelsea have named in the youngest chelsea have named in the premier league era. average age of 24 years old, 158 days. they really well though have to learn how to close out this kind of encounter. it was under control, so it is our fault, because we gifted them a goal in the first minute of the second half. and then, it

chelsea in the uefa super cup final. ahead of the match, they trained with some special guests including the man who scored the fifth penalty have photos with a number of amputee children, who are part of the uefa foundation. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me tt and the team that is your thursday sport briefing 0ur talking point today is all about flexible working. an article that has just flexible working. an article that hasjust come flexible working. an article that has just come out on new legislation in finland coming into effect next year, which will allow those who work a hour week on average to work more flexibly. from 2020, workers in finland will be able to decide when and where they work for at least half of their hours. finland is being praised for being at the forefront of flexible working. you can fit it around your exercise, may be a side hustle. many people will be able to bank time off and use it to take extended holiday. finland is seen as a pioneer and has been praised widely for this. does this work, could you see this happening where you are? some j

stephen gerrard is the man in charge at rangers while rooney missed frank lampard by a matter of weeks as he chose to swap pride park for the premier league and a fairy—tale return to chelseaerby supporters. he says he still has plenty to give on the pitch before starting a new career of it. his new boss agrees. great career, so it's not only the quality of the player we are getting in the english squad but also his experience. we are lucky to have him. lucky indeed. a coup from cocu and his employers. rooney's first game could be against barnsley on new year's day, a late christmas present for derby's fans. the carols, though, have already started. rooney, rooney, rooney! michael redford, bbc news. the new english premier league season kicks off this weekend, with sheffield united making a return to the top division after 12 years away — including a six—year spell in the third tier. the blades are one of the world's most historic clubs — former league champions amd four—time fa cup winners, and this week on sport today we'll meet the manager and players aiming to surprise some of the premier league giants. first, we hear from those working behind the scenes at the club pr

investigators say this man left two rice cookers near a subway station in lower manhtan. a third device found on the lk sidewa in the city's chelseaneighborhood whe pressure cooker bomb went off bk in 16. at least 30 people were injured in that incident. >>> good eve vngincent and welcome aboard. >> thank you. >> we look forward to taking care of you today. if you need any assistance getting settled we're delighted you see this video earlier this week. man apparently the only passenger on a delta flight even getting to meet with the pilots. well, apparently the sty's not 100 percent accurate.fl the ht actually never took off after experiencing mechanical problems. the man took a flight with other passengers the next day. in case you were wondering. >>> honolulu police looking for two women who damaged that sand sculpture. my goodness. look at that surveillance video showing them breaklg off se pieces including the face of the sculpture. the second woman appears to recording the whole thing. the sculpture's creator nowo attempting t repair the damage today. >> and laughing. oh, yeah, that's funny girls. okay. t ery funny. up next o

chelsea in control. they did actually have another goal ruled out before the break. but, within seconds of the restart. this manin the summer, he was a record fee, and this was his first goal for his new side. 2—1 and chris wilder's side really making a game of it. and after plenty of chances, plenty of effort, it finally paid off. lys mousset, the frenchman who also onlyjoined the club in the summer. this was his debut, and what a way to mark it. the equaliser in the 89th minute. i think it will go down as a kurt zouma own goal, but mousset certainly celebrating it. absolutely jubilent scenes for chris wilders side at full time. the result puts the visitors, who finished second in the championship last season, into eighth in the premier league table, one place above chelsea. one intersting thing to note, lampard's starting 11 was the youngest chelsea have named in the premier league era with an average age of 2a years and 158 days, and they really will have to learn how to close out this kind of encounter if they are to settle into the upper reaches of the table. it was under control, so it is our fault, becau

man for the super cup. liverpool's stand—in keeper adrian is the hero as the reds beat chelsea on penalties to win their first the season. we are looking at gusty winds through the irish sea, but a drier day than yesterday for most of us, and fewer showers. it's thursday, the 15th august. our top story: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has laid out plans to take over as caretaker prime minister in order to stop a no—deal brexit. in a letter to opposition party leaders and rebel mps, mr corbyn said his aim was to call a general election and seek a possible extension to the brexit departure date before holding another referendum with the option to remain in the eu. so, what kind of a response might he expect? 0ur political correspondent tom bartonjoins us now from westminster. good morning, tom. this is an offer of sorts. how might it go down? yes, this has all come about because borisjohnson, since this has all come about because boris johnson, since he this has all come about because borisjohnson, since he became pm, has made it clear that britain will leave the eu at the end of october with or without a dea

just might find you get what you need i went down to the chelsea drugstore to get your prescription filled i was standing in line with mr. jimmy and manptioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> watch our interview as he reflects on the debt ceiling. mr. trump: take a look at china, it is doing poorly. you look at other countries, they are not doing well. we are the hottest country in the world. we have a strong military, much stronger after this last budget. very soon i will be able to cut back that we had to rebuild our military. we didn't have a choice. announcer 1: an interview with president trump saturday 10:00 eastern on c-span. watch anytime online at c-span.org and listen where you are using the radio app. weekend on "american history tv saturday at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history, comparisons between american presidents on the constitution. cartoonook at the whole , a very different impression of what people thought of johnson and the constitution at the time. not that he

man has been arrested on suspicion of starting the fire. manchester united's first premier league game of the season has ended with a resounding 4—0 victory over chelseaford made it a miserable debut for chelsea manager frank lampard stop full details in sport today, in about 25 minutes. and the focus on this football match was a bit different. this is taking place at a festival in belarus. this is "swamp soccer," a tournament where the pitch is all mud. and the players are covered in it. the tournament attracted 2a teams from across belarus, all of them doing itjust for the love of the game. and even though it was played in a sporting spirit, everyone had to admit it was a bit of a dirty game. donald trump has been accused of promoting unfounded conspiracy theories about the apparent suicide ofjeffrey epstein. the us president retweeted a baseless claim that bill clinton was involved in the death. the disgraced financier epstein was found dead in his new yorkjail cell while awaiting trial on sex—trafficking charges involving under—age girls. the fbi and the usjustice department have opened investigations. chris buckler reports from washington. jeffre

man who cultivated friends on both side of the aisle. bill clinton flew on his private jet multiple times. they we re his private jet multiple times. they were friends with chelsea with epstein at least once, in a story i reported on. so this was kind of an amazing thing that both democrats and republicans are raising real questions about how this could have happened. this seems to be pretty convenient, that a man who had lots of secrets apparently killed himself, and we are learning from the jail that it was understaffed, they took him off suicide watch when he was clearly a danger himself, and there is going to be a full investigation that both sides support. so on the one hand we have an investigation into the facts, which are very scarce at the moment, but no doubt more will come out. on the other hand, given we are seeing conspiracy theories on both sides of the aisle, is that kind of going to be the new normal now, or is itjust to do withjeffrey epstein? be the new normal now, or is itjust to do with jeffrey epstein?” be the new normal now, or is itjust to do with jeffrey epstein? i think it is kind of both, not took come out of answering your question. ep

chelsea leading them to last season's europa league title. this is the interview news live from berlin coming up next our documentary north korea all the dictators man for now for me brian thomas and the entire news team thanks so much for being with us and rita will join us at the top of the hour by the way. welcome to the but is the game here for deduct the interest rates to talk about since. this us uk coverage. 3 more. as a whole we have. let's have a look at so many of them leave books so you don't want to miss this. weekend p.w. . this is a country where the war never end. every morning at exactly 6 am loudspeakers across north korea sound a morning wake up call featuring the same melody every day. 2 a melody familiar from a revolutionary opera. it tells the story of a young nurse at the front who has dedicated her life to the party and is searching for the beloved general who summons her to show him the way. this is a country at war against the border that divides it. all . to. come up is one of them i was always at the top of my class the teachers all rated me highly. even at school there was a hierarchy among the pupils at the top you're al

a very good one as well meanwhile opponents chelsea have had a difficult start to their season with new boss frank lampard saying is team thrashed 4 nil by man just you know i think on sunday in the english premier league but he says he's confident his young side can upset the odds on wednesday it means something to us as another trophy is a club and for me it would be really not start for me personally but more than that feeling for the prize with the season coming up that we can compete against liverpool when a cop than i am that goes down in the history. and go on from there yeah so certainly i understand the importance of it. we were both lan party and clapper of how the appointment of french referee stephanie from powerful officiate the game should become the 1st female official to take charge of a major european men's final well i know the feeling i know. the strategy and i know my emotions i know i know how to keep pete and now and i know i trained for that so this is not the 1st. appointment for me so i know the meaning from that sorry hernandez is outside of reach the quarterfinals of the agent champion's league after well rather ba

man's winning goal. this is tammy abraham and what a moment for him — he, like paul pogba, was racially abused on social media when he missed a penalty in chelsea'sol. rhia chohan reports. after an impressive win against newcastle, they were in a party mood once again. but today was a frank lampard's chance to take his first win as chelsea manager. tammy abraham got the nod over 0livier, and his youngster repaid that faith. the 0a support had barely sat down before an unselfish cross from pookie met todd cantwell, the local boy's first premier lobe —— premier league goalfor the boy's first premier lobe —— premier league goal for the canaries. mason mount scored in derby last season, and hooked himself to another. as a manager, different shirt. excellent reflexes from tim, as he stopped another. but when pookie got caught sight of the defence, there could only be one outcome. his faith of the season, and another twist in the plot. chelsea's second—half domination came through though, as abraham doubled up. it would be the last goal to make the score sheet though, as the ar overturned kurt zoomer‘s efforts, declaring a file on kroll. norwich showed

chelsea neighborhood where a pressure cooker bomb went off bk in 2016. at least 30 people were injured >>> new details about a threat near the embassy of israel this morning. the seet service says a man wearing what appeared to be a bulletproof vest carrying a knife was arrestedlonsive team checked out the man's car prompting road closures for several hours.ed the man was charg with carrying a dangeroweapon. >>> also following new developments tonight in theack and forth invitation between israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and two frequefmen members o congress. fox5's marina marraco live in the news . >> a new twist, net yahoo reversing corresponds say one of the congress women,hida talib could come tosr il on humanitarian grounds so she could visitr her 90 yea old grandmother who lives i the west bank. unfortunately she turned down e offer saying in a tweet she will not h be meetier grandmother under oppressive co. israel initially denying entrance to her and omar. omar is sll barred from visiting the country. >> if they are permitted to do gitation as members of t american government, it's going to be aug h boost to the movement internationally. >> and president trump appe

differently but man or woman, we cannot referee the same game between them so for me, it's the same because referring at the same the policy same, so i will do the same in both leagues. chelseaoment for this part. in terms of how much respect the game is getting and how many people are watching it, the interest in the game, i think we we re very the interest in the game, i think we were very slow everywhere on this and now we are trying to make strides and if still a long way to go but in terms of tomorrow i think ofa go but in terms of tomorrow i think of a huge moment and should be well addressed and we are so pleased it's addressed and we are so pleased it's a historical moment and it's one more step in the right direction. joe root says he's expecting a big response from the england team in the second ashes test starting tomorrow at lloyd's, a separate big pete against australia and it will be changes with archer making his test debut if he missed out with a side strain, but withjimmy anderson out, their options are limited. and his rot paste the site and start the world cup could be what they are missing and the captain also is impressed with his attitude. he is certain

chelsea dominating. frank lampard surprised by criticism of his players made byjose mourinho making his debut as a pundit yesterday. the rugby world cup isjust over five weeks away and england name their 31—man start at twickenham with billy vunipola crossing the line inside the first 4 minutes of the match. wales — who were unbeaten in their last 14 matches — would have gone to number one in the world with a win, but they were comfortably beaten 33—19. luke cowan—dickie with england's last try. it was a brilliant weekend for britain's jamie chadwick — the winner of the very first w series, motorsport‘s female only championship. it's the latest achievement for one of driving's emerging stars, and we can talk to her now — good morning jamie. congratulations on a brilliant season but it was a very tense race yesterday. i did not make it easy for myself! we managed to get on pole position so i went into the race knowing i wanted to win the championship but also maybe wanting to win the race. i had three drivers behind me with nothing to lose so i was pushing hard but got close at times and managed to hold onto the championship. but step down to fourth and just about kept it together to get the

arsenal payed chelsea just $8 million for david luiz and andy carrolljoining newcastle for free. david is the manf course, spent the second—lowest of all the pl sides. the champions league winners begin their new season against norwich. wolves look set for a spot in the playoffs for the group stages of the europa league after beating armenian side fc pyunik 4—0. rangers are also on course for a spot. aberdeen lost, as did the new saints. and england will name their squad later for the second ashes test against australia which gets under way at lord's on wednesday. world cup winnerjofra archer could replace the injured jimmy anderson. he is still not fit to play in the second test. a big mess. butjofra archer is in the well up. —— world cup. and now we have to talk about the weather. or butter? let'sjust show you. hello, matthew. 0h, the weather. or butter? let'sjust show you. hello, matthew. oh, my goodness. you are just — you are so loving yourjob today, aren't you? this is the life, hey? this is what it was sold for. it is just after six a.m.. it was sold for. it is just after six am. just thre

chelsea and champions league winner liverpool. i think there is not a lot of difference because football is the same. the only teams play differently, but as a man athletes tackle and awkward short and gravity—defying course, trying to get to the top within a time limit. the sport makes its olympic debut next year and coxsey can secure her place at tokyo 2020 if she places well in the combined event next week. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to one of our top stories this afternoon, the government is being urged to ban drivers from all phone use, including hands—free devices. mps on the commons transport select committee say using technology such as car speakerphones or bluetooth headsets can create the same accident risks as holding a phone. let's discuss this further. with me is sam nahk from the road safety charity brake. and also i'm joined by rod mckenzie, from the road haulage association. welcome to you both, thank you for joining us. sam, what is wrong with the law as it stands? it gives a false impression that hands—free devices are safe to use. the facts are, they arejust devices are

chelsea in istanbul. the assistant referees are both female too. i think there is not a lot of difference, because football is the same. 0nly teams play differently, but as a man the same as with the women's leagues. there's another first about that match in istanbul this evening: it's the first all—english european super cup. it pits champions league winners liverpool against chelsea, who won the europa league. it's important as a club like chelsea that we give everything to try and win it, because yes, it does mean something, it means something for us as another trophy, as a club, and for me it would be a really nice start for me personally. but more than that, a feeling for the players with the season coming up that we can compete against liverpool, win a cup in our name that goes down in our history and go on from there. everything is prepared for a final, obviously, so we have to make sure we're ready for a final. we have to make a few decisions about lineup and stuff like this that can be kind of a little bit unpredictable, probably for the opponent as well, because we don't know how they play, why should they know how we play? andy murray says he's had