playing bond was a big step up for craig. paris. can you be on a train this afternoon? i'm okay. i thought it was a joke from my friends. >> reporter: most recently, he showed off what his bond co-star judi dench says was his wicked sense of humor in "knives out." >> they want to do another one, and i'm terrified because it will take me as long to relearn the accent. >> reporter: daniel craig is comfortable saying no. after playing bond in four movies, he said he was done after the last one, "spector" from 2015. but he changed his mind, returning for "no time to die." business wi-wise, he has been good for the brand, still, when he was first offered double-o-seven, he said no. >> i did. i said i couldn't possibly do that. >> reporter: but you changed your mind? >> the general consensus was, you would be a fool not to. >> reporter: but if he was going to take it, he wanted to play bond his way, a darker and morebe oo7, tn who came before. >> when i got to a line in the script that said when he ordered a vodka martini, and he s

craig.to all of this and thank you for coming back to our show. i think you're the only guest in the history of our show to come on our program three times for the same movie >> yeah. third time's a charm right >> jimmy: exactly. yeah >> it's gonna work this time >> jimmy: it's finally out >> yeah. >> jimmy: i loved it so much everyone is loving it. it's number one movie over the weekend, congratulations [ cheers and applause "no time to die. >> thank you, yeah >> jimmy: it's worth the wait. it's worth the wait. i also saw this "being james bond" documentary about you on apple tv and just didn't realize how much work goes into it you think like, oh if you get james bond, you go, "that's it." best news in the world >> it is, by the way [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. >> yes >> jimmy: that's true. yeah but it's also very hard. because you got slammed immediately. they're like, "a blond james bond?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is this guy? >> i mean, barbara broccoli always points out that roger m

craig melvin here. the september jobs numbers are in and they are not the numbers president biden wanted to be talking about half an hour from now. here they are. 194,000 jobs added in september. that was way below expectations. experts were predicting something around 500,000. so, how is this news landing at the white house? we're going to find out. roughly 30 minutes from now when president biden is set to speak. when it starts, we will take you there live. one of the major drivers of these weak numbers, the coronavirus pandemic, of course. a little later this hour, i'll go one on one with the nih director, dr. francis collins, who just announced this week that he is leaving this post. i'll ask him about pfizer's push to get his vaccine approved for young children. we'll also break down what that means for the future of our recovery. also this hour, we're going to drill into a unique and at times controversial approach to police reform. we'll explore what has changed in virginia since lawmakers there

what do you think, craig, to expect? because she that to take a hawkish policy towards china, one of its biggest trading partners? well, he's got to have to strike a balance in the lead up to the in the leadership election. it's very interesting. he did make some little hawkish gestures. he said he's got to appoint a special prime minister, the advisor to look at the human rights situation in china, particularly towards treatment of the we goes north of hong kong. he's committed to increasing spending of the day on the self defense forces, including spending the potential overseas strike impact capacity, including cruise miss all the harvest sonic missiles. but he had said, on the other hand, how important it is to have stable relations with china. and since it is depends loudest, largest trading partner, so we'll have to see how he can handle that balance. he did it fairly well when he was foreign minister. he was able to repair relations and keep them fairly steady. but with the rising geo political tensions between ch

louis craig help me remember. >> it's a and image eliminating from the back. in slave states we say thank god i'm in missouri. >> celebrating and you've got the guy in missouri. so what do you do with that? it's something you can't sugarcoat your way around. okay there are some things, this is not like where you can only look at george washington from a certain angle and see the good stuff. this is something else and i think it's closer to the way most history actually is. maybe it's a little bit of the dark thing for me to say is the take-away. >> it's a's been a great conversation i want to thank our guest john craig hammond and jeffrey pasley i want to encourage our viewers to pick up their book once again volume one and volume two "a fire bell in the past" the missouri crisis at 200 published by the university of missouri press brett thank you ever wanted thank you jeff and thank you craig. >> it's been a pleasure. a hero who is term in a modest demand at the end of the 76 years. when the war broke out he was on a road gang. he was a sign of the second qui

craig, there is no end to this. know, a lot of people would sense that, like, okay, this is closure, but for the families who i've gotten to know, there will never be closure. this does not bring an end, but it does do one thing. it spares them an ordeal of a trial where they would have to listen to every moment recounted about what happened and the horrible deaths of their children and loved ones, because it wasn't just students killed that day. there were members of the marjory stoneman douglas staff also who died. >> it was quite striking to hear that killer ask, perhaps those family members to give something that he was not willing to give that day which was mercy. kerri sanders in florida. thank you. >>> more bad news for facebook. more bad news for the founder according to the new york times. washington d.c.'s attorney general is planning to add mark zuckerberg to a consumer protection lawsuit filed in 2018. the d.c. attorney general points to interviews and internal documents for his reasoning. as respondent

craig? >> steve, during the course of your reporting there, word coming into nbc news that the director, joel susa has been released from the hospital. again, that director injured during the shooting. the director apparently out of the hospital just moments ago. steve, thank you. >>> the cdc just recommended booster shots for millions of more people who got those moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines. we're listening closely to the white house covid team briefing as we speak. we'll bring you any updates as they warrant. >>> also coming up, we'll dig into how quickly folks could get the booster shots with our doctor on stand by. first, though, i'll talk to house majority whip jim clyburn about the latest on the negotiations on a spending bill. the fight for voting rights, and a big warning he gave president biden. ident biden. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reli

craig? >> doctor blackstock, let me come back to you and take a bit of a turn here, because we are just two weeks and some change away from trick or treating and for all of us with small children, some welcome guidance, perhaps, over the weekend from dr. fauci with regards to trick or treating. this is what dr. fauci said and then we'll talk about it on the other side. >> you can get out there. you're outdoors for the most part, at least when my children were out there doing trick or treating. and enjoy it. i mean, this is a time that children love. it's a good time to reflect on why it's important to get vaccinated, but go out there and enjoy halloween as well as the other holidays. >> dr. fauci there telling all the kids to go out and get cavities. dr. blackstock, it sounds like trick or treating is okay and we got some advice from parents and kids and how to do it safely. >> that's right. basically anything that's out doors is probably the safest place that people can be. obviously you wa

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we're joined with craig trudell.toyota numbers, nikkei reporting their plan is 15% lower than what their plan had been. what does this mean for toyota? craig: so, it's obviously a little hard to assess the plan. whether or not the plan has been a lower bar for them. but what we do know is that this is a company that was sort of on top of things, relative to some of the other biggest carmakers in the world. and the fact that they came out and really sort of were one of the early wants to say that september was going to be really disastrous for them, that was really unsettling for the broader industry, and it portended really tough times. we really had a tough stretch recently with a back end process in southwest asia, and that's been a pinpoint we may not have seemed to have lived for the companies in the next few weeks. dani: so set the scene for us for eu carmakers, because we get those numbers out today. what are we kind of expecting heading into these figures? craig: i think just based on what we've heard from the

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so then craig, listening to what dana said, there is this just a classic case of the elite prevailing over the party rank and file, perhaps even over the will of the public. i'm. yeah, i would agree with that a before the leadership royce was concluded yesterday, there was a lot of speculation about the factions allowing a free vote, which wouldn't usually happened in because it's, donna said, a lot of the younger died members are worried that they could lose they say to me, our upcoming election are due to some happen sometime in november. but as we've seen, the factions reasserted themselves and watch. the vote of course was very close between kesha and cono caught i was actually expected to win the 1st round, but just got hit by kesha about one voice. and so that was the sign that the factions had resumed themselves and had swung the white behind kesha. and that couldn't compensate for the popularity the corner had in the branches he got about nearly half of the branch fight in the 1st round. but that wasn't enough to get corner i threw on the 2nd ground. all right, let's bring in

let's thank our guests for this discussion done a week's st. jude or dr. sheeter and craig mark. and thank you to for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story. from me, sam is a band and the whole team here for now is go fly. ah, hospitals and clinics across asia battle co good 19 mountains of medical waste piling up one 0, one east investigates this dangerous pending before went out to 0. we know what's happening in our region. we know, have them get to places that others and off, as i said, i'm going on. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. as the u. k tries to move on from the pandemic. chorus johnson will set out plans to pay for the damage done to the economy club with post wrecks, if wos and opposition to plan benefit got to. can the government offer reassurances of better times ahead glide coverage of the conser

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>> thanks for having me, craig. them who have had their land stripped from them. for decades, this family had to struggle largely in quiet. but a new generation of activists are lyfting their voices and the bruce's story. let's take a listen. >> in july of 2020 manhattan beach resident mr. ward mobilized after learning the dark past of the sunny beach side park known as bruce's peach. parcels were once owned by a black couple who brought the land to build a beach resort in 1912. it quickly became a haven for black tourists and entertainers from across the country. it also became a target of white supremacists who along with manhattan beach officials seized the land through imminent domain on the grounds that it be used for a public park. but for three decades, the lot set vacant. >> i don't care if it happens to black entrepreneurs, white entrepreneurs. someone having their land taken from them is wrong. and unjustly is wrong. it was specifically based on race. and so that makes it even worse. >> reporter: according

craig melvin here for a busy hour.st to coast as we speak the former facebook employee who blew the whistle on the company's own damaging internal research testifying before that senate subcommittee and the focus keeping our children safe online. she says research shows instagram is a toxic place for teenagers and facebook knows it. the chair of that committee just called on mark zuckerberg himself to testify about this controversy. this all comes amid the massive outage for hours. we're going to do into all of that. we're also watching the white house as president biden set to leave for michigan to make a pitch for the infrastructure plan and his build back better bill. he's going to be making the case in a district that he lost to former president trump. as for congress, democrats still have not reached an agreement to vote on either bill, but nbc news reports that president biden has a number in mind and he thinks he can get progressives and moderates on board . >>> we are going to start with the facebook whistleblo

gabriel asks, craig, thank you for your reporting.ut from afghanistan, there's been some conversation around how u.s. military contractors have benefitted from the prolonged war. did you come across this topic in the course of your reporting? if so, what did it look like? i mean, the role of contractors in war is also a great way to kind of fudge boots on the ground. what did you make of that in the course of your reporting, whether for this book or your overall reporting on the global war on terror? >> exactly. that's a good way to be skeptical of what's going on. certainly military contractors, they earned a lot of money throughout the war. in fact, just about everybody did in afghanistan who had any kind of presence there. the irony is we spent so much money on defense contracts and supplying our troops whether it was ammunition or water or food. we had to send this enormous amount of supplies halfway around the world to this landlocked country in afghanistan. i mean, i think people sometimes don't realize what a logistical challen

craig, this is old debt. this is money that they expended during the cares act and other even expenditures during the trump administration. so it's completely irresponsible for republicans. it's not new. and democrats when pushed will have to do this. >> it really is quite odd. the last point you made, you know, we've heard it made a few times but i don't think a lot of folks fully appreciate we're not talking about new spending. we're talking about paying your credit card bill. you've used your charge card all year and all the suden the bill comes like oh, that's all right. we're not going to pay it. it defies logic. >> when you think about all the things we've gone through in terms of the pandemic, the number of bills in the trillions of dollars we had to spend to really deal with the pandemic. keep people employed or give them the resources to take care of themselves and their families. that was done by democrats and republicans to extend that. now the time comes to pay the bill, and republicans don't want

craig received his star last night, just days before his latest bond movie opens in the u.s.o die" is his fifth and final film as agent 007. the star sits next to the late roger moore's star. moore played bond in seven movies. >> this is one of the first places i came to when i came to l.a. is to see this. you're dragged here because all these names are here and hand prints up there. it is why i fell in love with movies and it is very difficult to not sort of feel quite overwhelmed by the whole thing. >> "no time to die" opens in the u.s. tomorrow. >>> still to come, a wild finish in the national league wild card game. chris taylor seals the deal for the dodgers with a huge swing in the bottom of the ninth. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire did you know that your fabrics trap more than just odors? they also trap bacteria. matching your job description. better get new febreze f

craig, thanks for the time. just perhaps a brief general on how real is the danger of europe running out of gas. this winter clothing is quite a significance of the storage levels are much lower than they typically are this time of year and they don't have the capacity to make up last grounds. we know we've obviously had a cold winter last year, which is why these levels are low. we know that if we have another cold winter this year, that these levels are going to be fall lower once more. and we're also at a point when demand is higher because of the reopening that we have seen around the world. and then there's massive demand for supplies that are already out that we've heard from china. for example, in recent weeks, urging their state owned energy firms to top or energy at all costs. so things like allergy from the u. s. for example, if we routed to asia rather than europe because they're going to be the highest bidders. so i think europe has a massive problem and they are in a position now where they are heav

i want to change this character, give him more depth. >> reporter: craig's bond was unafraid to showetrayal and moments of self doubt. he, himself, labelled bond a misogynist. 007 had to evolve to survive. >> i think the emotions we talk about in the daniel craig era, they feel realistic, to me. i don't see them as weakness. they show james bond as a real person, a three-dimensional character. >> reporter: apparently emotional on and off screen, his voice cracking as he wrapped filming in 2019. >> i've loved every single second. one of the greatest honors of my life. >> reporter: but of course he brought healthy dose of bad as too. james bond, the cultural phenomenon that even made stars out of the cars alodge the way. >> you'll be using this aston martin. >> reporter: which have i ever mentioned i actually drove? anyway, when you consider more men have walked on the moon than played bond, craig has gone next level, forever cementing himself into the upper reaches of who's your favorite bond debates? and as daniel craig takes his final bow as bond, rumors have been ripe about his suc

with that, craig? >> i'm craig burkhart and i'm one of the several past presidents of the republican national association. and for those of you who might be watching us, we invite you to join us. the republican national lawyers association is the national entity around which republican lawyers gather to promote the rule of law and republican principles. and you can learn more about us at www.rnla.org. well, most people don't practice immigration law. the reason why most people don't practice immigration law is it's a very complex federal statute which governs this practice. it was passed by congress, and through the years, the statute has been revised from time to time. but always the efforts of both parties and the republican national lawyers association has been to make appropriate revisions and actually follow the law. but what we see going on on our southern border and many of the things that have been discussed here earlier today lead us to ask a couple of questions. number one, is that statute be

i'd also like to say, daniel craig is my favourite bond. oh, is he? ohhh. he is, he is.portant to acknowledge that he comes from a lineage that goes from george lazenby to timothy dalton, and dalton is the great underrated bond and i think he picks up that kind of — the mantle from him. so i was really very impressed, and i are gone and thinking after all this time, it's going to be, you know, it'll be ok. it'll be ok. yeah. much better than ok. i've heard it said that it helps if you've seen spectre to get the plot — obviously without giving any plot spoilers. do you think you need to have seen spectre or does it stand alone in terms of understanding what's going on? i — well, i mean, put it this way, the first bond film i ever saw, having not seen any bond films, was live and let die with roger moore, i had no idea what was going on but there was a bunch of stuff that was exciting. so on any level bond will — but i mean, who in the world hasn't seen spectre? have you not — you've seen spectre. no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but recently re—watched so that i understand it

craig templeton, bbc news. —— harsh on leicester.oday. reading picked up their first win of the season at home to aston villa and birmingham earned theirfirst point, coming from behind to draw 1—1 with west ham. it's a super league double for st helens as the women emulated the men's success from last night to take top honours in the grand final. they brushed aside reigning champions leeds rhinos 28—0 to win the competition for the first time. jo currie watched this one. running out in the headingley sunshine, saint helen is looking to emulate their men's team and claim the trophy 2a hours ago. against leeds rhinos, aiming to reward the home crowd with a second grand final winning two years. it was the visitors who struck first, though, a clever kick leaving liam burt with plenty of work to do but she did just enough to ground in the corner. before the break, jodie cunningham, the newly crowned woman of steel, showed a great turn of pace to claim this brilliant individual effort under the posts.— this brilliant individual effort unde

craig will join us live to talk to us about these revelations as well. all of that tonight. plus, we'll have an update for you on how it is that we still have a postmaster general. i do running the u.s. post office nationwide, while he was personally under fbi investigation. and while he's now putting in place new post office rules specifically to mess with your christmas this year. and, well he's continuing, his quest to make the post office provide fewer services, more slowly, and a higher cost. why are we still beset with this man, now that there is a new administration? i do not know. but the effort to stop him, pick up steam in an interesting way today, we'll have more on that tonight as well. i told you, this is a friday that the news gods will not let go. but i also want to show you this tonight, this is a sitting member of congress, a republican member of congress, making his case this week, at an official congressional hearing. as you know, republicans in congress have almost universally, at this point, and one leveller, another gotten behind this crusade by former

dr allison craig. dr craig is an assistant professor in the department of government at the university of texas at austin. her current book project, the collaborative congress examines how rank and file members of congress worked together to craft substantive and successful policy proof -- policy proposals in a polarized congress. dr. craig worked for several members of congress both on the hill and in district offices from 2001 to 2012. dr. craig you are now recognized , for five minutes. >> thank you, judge, vice chair timmons and committee members for inviting me here to speak with you today about an issue that i care a great deal about. so when i tell people that i study collaboration in congress, it usually prompts a joke along the lines of how can you study something that doesn't exist. uh so i always like to start by just saying that, you know, despite what people think, you know, there is actually a lot of evidence of members do looking uh for opportunities to work together both within their ow

it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo.before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. isn't it a paradox? that the love for this world that gets us out in it sometimes leaves behind the things that can harm it? but now, flight by flight, we can make a difference. because delta has committed to becoming the world's first carbon-neutral airline on a global basis. we believe you shouldn't have to choose between seeing the world, and saving it. ♪♪ see you later teeth stains. colgate optic white renewal and saving it. deeply whitens with the power of hydrogen peroxide. and, try the optic white whitening pen to remove 15 years of stains in just 1 week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on th

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. >> that's right, barbara singleton and beth craig became the first mother/daughter team to run thenning the 26-mile round while pushing her mother who suffers from multiple sclerosis. >> we just finished the boston marathon. we're overwhelmed with all the cheers that we got on the route. >> the duo crossed the finish line at 7 hours, 14 minutes and 46 seconds. >> a big congratulations to them. >>> meantime, a two-time paralympic medalist has just earned another piece of gold for her collection. >> it was a special honor with a hero's welcome by her hometown. kimberly richardson of wabc has the story. >> let's hear it for our champion! come on! >> reporter: anastasia is not only fearless, i'd say determined, exceptional. a 17 year old who's dedicated to changing stereotype when is it comes to being blind. >> sometimes they're like gold medalist, who's here? >> reporter: this past summer, the long island teen competed in the paralympics in tokyo and brought home gold. and for that and everything she continues do, supervisor dan clavin presented her with official key and a mraplake fo

craig gordon made a great save but dabbur reacted quickest to make it 2—1. before half—time and then his equaliser was ruled out by the referee. var made sure that sense prevailed, 2—2. sense was about to go out of the window. in injury time the ball somehow found its way to scott mctominay for his first scotland goal. this wasn'tjust a sound, it was an eruption that will last long into the glasgow night. so, a fantastic result for scotland. and two more of the home nations have kicked off in the last few minutes.

but also like to say, daniel craig is my favourite bond. oh, is he? he is.omes from a lineage that goes from george lazenby to timothy dalton. and dalton is the great underrated bond. and i think he picks up that kind of mantle from him. i was really very impressed. and i are gone and thinking after all this time, it's good to be ok.— thinking after all this time, it's good to be ok. thinking after all this time, it's aood to be ok. ~ . , ., good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard — good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it helps - good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it helps if- i have heard it's a that it helps if you'd seen spector to get the plot. obviously without giving any plot spoilers. do you think you need to have seen spector or does it stand alone in te

old dominion, from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, daniel craig and us with music from x ambassadors. and on thursday, ellen pompeo, henry winkler, and billy idol. by the way, i thought of a great prank. >> cleto: i'm in. >> jimmy: i'm going to pull on one of my comedian friends. we'll have a show, a big show, a comedy show. i'm going to pass out mittens to everyone in the audience beforehand. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: okay. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it won't sound anything like that, it will sound like that, she's doing it again. all right. our first guest won an oscar for his portrayal of freddie mercury, an emmy for "mr. robot." and now he intends to rule the world in the new james bond movie, "no time to die." it's only in theaters starting friday. please welcome rami malek. ♪ cheers and applause ]- >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. before we get into anything i want to ask you, and please be honest, did you hack into facebook yesterday? [ laughter ] >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: had nothing to do with it? okay. today is global james bond day. >>

it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo.'ve never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. and there you have it- it's going woah. a long bus ride home for the defense. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big d ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. resume moments like these by protecting our kids against covid-19 and dangerous new variants. visit getvaccineanswers.org to keep some of the areas latino

>> hey, craig. good morning to you.the later on this afternoon at 4:30, we found out the fdny will be holding a press conference. most likely doubling down on their stance. they're warning there is a potential for staffing issues if this mandate goes into effect. but yeah, the mayor is holding firm on this deadline. it's supposed to be 5:00 this evening. so we are just hours away, and he initially wanted to push forward with this mandate to boost the vaccination numbers up across all city agencies, and as of this morning, it appears, though, craig, that the numbers are starting to tick up. right now nypd, the number is close to 80%. the department of sanitation, that department has some of the lowest vaccination rates, but a lot of pushback, as you know, ever since the mayor made this announcement. in fact, yesterday hundreds of firefighters were outside of the mayor's residence, expressing their outrage, and they said it's not so much the vaccine itself, but they are against city leaders telling them what to do. and un

joining us is suzanne craig. she obtained trump's tax information regarding the dc hotel as part of her reporting. suzanne, it's nice to see you tonight, thanks for making time to be here. >> good to see you. >> is the trump hotel a meaningfully different thing than the rest of the trump empire? it seems like some of these revelations laid out by the committee today are troubling in terms of potential legalities here and in potential consequences for the president, both in business terms and in criminal terms. >> no, i don't think it's any different at all. when i think of it, i was reading it today, it sounds like a money pit. it reminds me a little bit of that movie from the 1980s. this is just costing him a huge amount of money to keep this going. not only is he losing money, he's plowing his own capital into it. we're seeing this in other properties. you sort of wonder the code names inside the trump organization for these properties, like money pit number 1, money pit number 2. doral, he's lost millions and

craig templeton reports. park, arsenal and everton players linked arms in a show of solidarity after allegations of sexual misconduct in american soccer. after being humbled 4—1 by barcelona in the champions league, arsenal were clearly keen to make amends, sandy maciver fighting through the autumn sun to make the save. and that could have played a role in the opener. katie mccabe struck a brilliant volley but it was in an area where you would expect the keeper to save. mccabe then turned provider as her corner found lotte wubben—moy unmarked, 2—0. the best saved till last, a rocket from frida maanum made it three, five wins in five for the gunners and they remain at the top. at kingsmeadow, it looked like leicester would be the first wsl team to keep a clean sheet against chelsea in three years. kirstie levell putting her body on the line to keep the champions out. but when you possess as much talent as chelsea, you can always find a way. substitute pernille harder eventually getting the breakthrough late on

craig taking a little time off.

and, craig, we didn't forget the girl dad.'s a school holiday. you ladies could have slept in and you decided to come out. so thank you. this is the mary louis academy. is that right? raise your hand if you're part of the mary louis academy. first of all, what's your name? >> olivia. >> how does it feel being here this morning? >> it's absolutely amazing. i'm surrounded by so many young girls every day and to have the opportunity to come here and listen to everyone's stories, it's a day i'll never forget. >> how old are you? >> i'm 17. >> my god, you sound like a 32-year-old. >> so impressive all morning. and i -- first of all, what's your name? >> adriana. >> and today is an extra special day for you, i understand. >> it is. it's my 16th birthday. >> 16. sweet 16. i stepped up and you asked me to do something. >> i did, actually. i asked you to sing happy birthday to me. >> which i've never done this on television, but for you. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday, adriana happy birthday to you ♪♪

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