the crystal city metro station, getting another entrance. and the metro way bus transit system, which is a system of dedicatedanes in crystal city, adding to its network. there's other transportation could come because of the amazon deal. we talk about improvements to route 1. a pedestrian bridge that connects crystal city to reagan national airport. that's a big one, as well. and the braddock road metro station and potom yard we'll keep our eye on it. this is good news if youh commue thro crystal city, or take vre. all sorts of transportation options coming together potentially because of this amazon deal, guys. back to you. > waiting for your plane will feel different ateagan national. take a look. this wall is a sign of the changes that are coming. metal beam mesh fencing and glass walls will put the open space behind the ticketing area will not change. bebb's iting places like chili bowl and other restaurants will require a trip through security. airport officials say the changes will make the terminals more convenient for travelers. all

for crystal palace, one goal so far. for crystal palace, one goal so far.. we can see what that does to the table. that defeat by tottenham hotspur is not helping their title chances, who are five points behind manchester city. they play in the league cup tomorrow against chelsea and liverpool. it is a difficult blow for them in terms of their title aspirations. bournemouth are up to tenth after their point against wolves who stay in eighth. that's happy look at the bottom of the table. huddersfield's defeat to newcastle leaves them rooted firmly to the bottom. newcastle for the moment move up to 14th. right that pretty much wraps up the day's premier league news. over to lizzie now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. a busy day in the championship with 11 games... leaders norwich city twice came from behind to beat bristol city 3—2. elsewhere there were wins for brentford, leeds — who are just two points behind norwich, middlesbrough, preston, sheffield wednesday and sheffield united who are a goal up at west brom at half time...

gliding through the defence inside the opening ten minutes for crystal palace.r game at the premier leaks i continue to press. crystal palace unlucky not to be given a penalty for a possible handball twice. so the visitors took it upon themselves. over the top here and then max meyer. the premier league tea m then max meyer. the premier league team in charge in south yorkshire. doncaster needed a reaction. they got will and came close but not close enough. that was heading over. and they could not quite find the mark. palace barely out of second gear. in the end, it was an fa cup store that never really got going. i thought i did a fantasticjob really in them a few very proud of their performance because it was certainly an even game for long periods. luckily, we scored two quick goals and that saw us through so we quick goals and that saw us through so we have to be very happy with that. these matches are real because people do not give doncaster this type of team the credit they should. in the early game, bristol city of the championship will be disappointed t

crystal dia/mother- "i'm very upset."ia's and dozens of others who showed up to rally in fremont against the industrial business, wearing dust masks, indicating the breathing problems kids are dealing with that they allege stem from uncovered concrete, dust and dirt piles blowing daily just feet from the stratford school other side of the fence. dia says her daughter has been impacted.crystal dia/mother- "she sometimes say, 'oh i saw a duststorm today, and sometimes she told me the air breathes really bad during the daytime."nats- "dust and the daytime."nats- "dust and particulates blow into the school." bradley angel is the executive director of the non-profit organization greenaction for health and environmental justice. he helped organize the rally. bradley angel/greenaction- "this is pollution that can cause asthma and potentially other health problems. we think they've been, uh, negligent in not controlling their emissions." i did speak with the president of tri city rock... who says that for more than 30-years now..

crystal dia/mother- "i'm very upset." the dia's and dozens of others who showed up to rally in fremont against the industrial business, wearing dust masks, indicating the breathing problems kids are dealing with that they allege stem from uncovered concrete, dust and dirt piles blowing daily just feet from the stratford school on the other side of the fence. dia says her daughter has been impacted.crystal dia/mother- "she sometimes say, 'oh i saw a duststorm today, and sometimes she told me the air breathes really bad during the daytime."nats- "dust and particulates blow into the school." bradley angel is the executive director of the non-profit organization greenaction for health and environmental justice. he helped organize the rally. bradley angel/greenaction- "this is pollution that can cause asthma and potentially other health problems. we think they've been, uh, negligent in not controlling their emissions." i did speak with the president of tri city rock... who says that for more than 30-years now... the business h

crystal palace offered early evidence of their premier league pedigree.on of the tie. as palace continued to find their feet, with varying degrees of success, the key for rovers was to avoid conceding again before half—time. the problem was they did exactly that. german international max meyer used his head to put palace further ahead. happily for roy hodgson, the gulf in quality was reflected in the scoreline. unbeaten at home since october, doncasterfinally scoreline. unbeaten at home since october, doncaster finally began to threaten, coming close through alfie may, but it would not be their day. palace may, but it would not be their day. pa la ce wa nt may, but it would not be their day. palace want a date at wembley and they are getting closer. david ornstein, bbc news. in the fifth round of the women's fa cup there was a repeat of last year's final with chelsea beating arsenal again. the score this time was 3—0. bethany england scored two of those goals as chelsea booked their place in the last eight. amongst the other teams through to the quarterfi

he's loaded with crystals. when you are poisoned with antifreeze, crystals form in your organs. and they don't ever go away. and that was one of the reasons why we exhumed him was so we could find out if those crystals were still there. >> i knew at that point we had a double homicide. stacy castor probably killed both her husbands. that's when we said, we need to bring her here for a second interview. >> a detective spinelli and i drove out to speak to stacy. >> i said, stacy, there were two glasses sitting on the night stand. you say that you poured him some cranberry juice at one point, right? she said, yes. i said, i'm going to show you a picture of those two glasses. i asked stacy, do you remember which glass it was that you poured the cranberry juice in? and she looked at it and said, well, when i poured the anti-free -- then she stopped and said, i mean the cranberry juice. >> like she realizes what she's just said. >> i said, you said anti-free. she said, you know, i don't like this, you're trying to frame me, you're trying to pin this on me, i'm done. and she stopped th

arsenal and watford also won, whilst crystal palace drew with west ham thanks to wilfried zaha's strikein the late kick off, burnley beat brighton 3—1 to climb out of the relegation zone and up to 15th. it's scottish cup weekend, and kilmarnock have held rangers to a goalless draw. rangers missed a golden chance to take the lead when daniel bachmann saved james tavernier‘s penalty in the first half. then in the second, it was joe worral‘s turn to have his head in his hands as his free header went wide. the two sides will meet in a replay at ibrox on the 20th of february. and at the fed cup, joanna konta is level at 1—set all aleksandra krunic in the second singles rubber after katie boulter put great britain ahead in the tie. it tookjust under an hour for konta to win the first set against the serbian. gb are battling for a place in april's fed world

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it is crystal clear that house democrats will need bold and decisive leadership if they want to repair all the damage that we've seen over the last several years. fortunately, i can think of no one more able, no more dynamic leader, no more fearless leader, in america today, than the new chairwoman of the house financial services committee and our special guest for this morning, representative maxine waters. congresswoman waters has stood as one of the most frprominent voices looking to hold donald trump accountable.

crystal palace 3—i.ulham lost 2—0 at southampton tonight — the saints move out of the relegation zone but fulham remain deep in trouble down at the bottom. to the scottish premiership then and neil lennon has started his time as interim manager of celtic with a win over hearts — although fans were clear on how they felt about brendan rogers departure. they unveiled a banner before the game suggesting the new leicester city manager has traded immortality for mediocrity. the game itself was probably a tad more stressful for celtic than they would have liked but 0dsonne edouard's last gasp winner in stoppage time gave them a 2—1 victory. england's women took a well deserved victory in their opening she believes cup game against brazil. after andressa alves's controverisal penalty in the first half, ellen white leveled things for england after the break with this low ball, but it was beth mead who scored the winner with this curling ball into the top corner. england were runners up here last year and will be

back to you. >> megan mcgrath, live for us in crystal city. thank you. >>> president trump is expected to sign a bipartisan spending bill today, avoiding another government shutdown. >> paychecks will continues nd nothing en closed but the deal includes $1.4 billion to build 55 miles of fencing.oe itnot include language of a concrete wall and falls short of the $5.7 billion the esident requested. >> along with signing that bill, the president is expected to declare a national emergency at the border. this would allow him to bypass congress and find funding on his own. the idea sparked outcry from democratic leadership. nancy pelosi promised to fight it. and other democrats suggested drafting legislation to prevent him from doing it. the idea has more support among republicans, but the gms wary of endorsing the idea. >> i've been clear about my concerns of the president declaring this as an emergency. >> i think he has all of the legal authority in tld to do this and i will stand behind him. >> right now, it's unclear wh her president trump wil

it was confirmed this morning following yesterday's 4—1 defeat at home to crystal palace. the premier league since beating everton away on new year's day. they were also knocked out of the fa cup by league two side newport county. puel had an uneasy relationship with the leciester fans during his time at the club — this is what he had to say about that following the defeat to palace yesterday. i understand, i understand their feeling, i understand their disappointment. just i would like to say they keep all their support for the players, to support all these young players in the next game against brighton. here's what leicester city have said. "leicester city football club has today parted company with claude puel, who leaves his position as first team manager with immediate effect." liverpool could go back to the top of the premier league table this afternoon, but they'll need to get a result against rivals manchester united at old trafford. however, ole gunnar solskjaer isn't concerning himself with liverpool's title race. you know the end effect that it might have, but

now let's check our crystal ball for what will happen inside the dolby theatre.at)"roma" is ready to make oscar history. the experts at gold-derby dot-com say alfonso cuaron's epic is the overwhelming favorite to win best picture: the first foreign-ever to do so."this gentleman "i'm afra film can top "roma" for best picture, it's probably "green book," although it's much more likely that film's top prize will be best supporting actor for mahershala ali -- his second oscar in three years. "don't paint me as a victim. i'm much more interesting than that." (nat)glenn close's best actress nomination for "the wife" is her seventh career oscar nod, and she's never won -- a streak expected to end sunday."i didn't know it was fancy dress, fred.""you look like an angry lizard.""you've got to make an impression, darling."best actor nominee rami malek made a big impression as freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody" -- he's expected to become the first actor of arab descent to win an oscar."this... is a sacrament. and no, i ain't lost my mind.""if beale street could talk" is

crystal dia/mother- "i'm very upset." dia's and dozens of others who showed up to rally in fremont against the industrial business, wearing dust masks, indicating the breathing problems kids are dealing with that they allege stem from uncovered concrete, dust and dirt piles blowing daily just feet from the stratford school on the other side of the fence. dia says her daughter has been impacted.crystal dia/mother- "she sometimes say, 'oh i saw particulates blow into the school." bradley angel is the executive director of the non-profit organization greenaction for health and environmental justice. he helped organize the rally. bradley angel/greenaction- "this is pollution that can cause asthma and potentially other health problems. we think they've been, uh, negligent in not controlling their emissions." i did speak with the president of tri city rock... who says that for more than 30-years now... the business has coexisted with grimmer elementary school... which is also next door, and other businesses and never fielded a

he's loaded with crystals."crystals form in your organs and they don't ever go away. and that was one of the reasons why we exhumed him, was so that we could find out if those crystals were still there. >> so when you do an autopsy on someone who ingested antifreeze, you can see the slides of the various organs. it looks like a gold vein in a western mine somewhere. you see these little, beautiful crystals popping up at you. >> those telltale crystals. the same crystals, when you look side-by-side with david castor, from the antifreeze. >> so that was, like, a big, yeah, we got her. awesome. >> i knew at that point we had a double homicide and stacey castor probably killed both her husbands. >> and really, it's that moment that this investigation breaks wide open. >> that's when we said, we need to bring her in for a second interview. >> detective spinelli and i drove out to speak to stacey. he explained to her that, you know, we hadn't closed out the investigation yet. >> i told her that we needed to close the

and they wanted to ask me questions about crystal. at first i thought it was just a routine. relationship and sell her. a one jefferson parish deputies maybe. they would accuse of already being questioned by detectives. and. you. use. the technique it's designed to elicit a confession. all in a way. that oh. you were there. to manipulate you. i was told i failed my witnesses one for me he explained in detail. how someone's executed there's no perfect. people. after having no sleep for thirty six hours and getting drug in for an interrogation like that it's a nightmare the police if you will look there is. a time when you break you you can eat you you'll tell them whatever they want here. and i would not have told anything they want to tell. you. why. why wasn't a little stronger. why couldn't i just keep telling them look i didn't do it i didn't do it i was their target and that was it you know they found easy target and they got it. you know nobody's ever apologized. and nobody's ever recognize the wrong that was done you know. nobody knows unless you've been through it your

to have an alibi he was helping crystal harris search for her when she turned up friday night. when. she wasn't there. because he was. there when the man when. i was looking for for. thirty six hours. i just laid down to go to sleep and to just try to knock on my door said they wanted to ask me questions about crystal. at first i thought it was just a routine thing. from your relationship like a shell or. when jefferson parish deputies made the discovery and it turned out the man they would accuse of a crime was already been questioned by detectives were all there in. the. news. indeed clichy use all the technique it's designed to elicit a confession that he will in any way to aid. and abet oh. there's a hollywood. they're allowed to manipulate you threaten you. i was told i failed a polygraph my witnesses one for me he explained in detail how someone's executed there's no proof. after having no sleep for thirty six hours and me getting drug in for a nine hour interrogation like that it's a nightmare the police treat with. these. and when you break you you'll tell them whatever

(pam)that was crystal cruz reporting.a close friend of the family helped pay for the vet bill.'s take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and cool day across the bay area. skies will stay clear tonight but it will be very cold with lows in the 20s and 30s. on e doppler you can see the showers and snow continue in southern california. on the satellite you can see high pressure off the coast but more storms are forecast to affec the bay area next week. tomorrow it will be sunny and nice with highs in the 50s. we will see partly cloudy skies and cool weather for the weekend but it looks mostly dry now. rain could begin in the north on monday and spread across the bay area on tuesday. on tuesday. the bay area spread across monday and spread across the bay area on tuesday. on tuesday. (ken) if you are watching us on the new kronon app - a full hour of local sports coverage is coming up next on 'bay area sports night'. kron on is the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming

down and go to sleep and just actors knocked on my door said they wanted to ask me questions about crystal. at first i thought it was just a routine. relationship like a show or. when jefferson parish deputies made the discovery and it turned out the man they would accuse of already being questioned by detectives were all there in the. news. indeed clichy use all the technique it's designed to elicit a confession he ball in a way to aid. in that oh. there they go. they're allowed to manipulate you. i was told i failed a polygraph my witnesses one for me he explained in detail how someone is executed there's no proof. after having no sleep for thirty six hours and me getting drug in for a nine hour interrogation like that it's a nightmare the police. will look at these. and when you break you you'll tell them whatever they want here. i would not have told anything they want to because there were. six he's. a. creep. why. why. why wasn't a little stronger. why couldn't i just keep telling them look i didn't do it i didn't do it i was their target and that was it you know they found easy targ

final phrase of the crystal drive two-way nversion. work will start at route 1 and 27th street. this include new traffic signals, street trees and upgrades to the crosswalk markings and ramp there's. expect crews there and the lane closures throughout the week. construction is scheduled to last until this fall. >>> we're getting new details into what amazon'sn arrival northern virginia will look like. the second headquarters will be spreadss acro three properties in arlington, deck nasignated t called national landing. 241 18thstreet,outh bell and crystal drive. the buildings will have similar characteristics as the seattle s headquar >> we're not your typical headquarter company or tech in that, we only build our inside food service to serve one-third of our employees. we can really push our employees out into tneighborhood, to support the small business community. >> sullin says the campuses are dog-friendly, bike-friendly and sustainable. she spoke at a public forum at george mason university's arlington campus. amazon is expected to generate 25,000 jobs over a 10-year period

investigators testified in court that 32 -year-old crystal jean lee kenny said she had an affair with suspected killer patrick swayze. she said he asked her multiple times to kill the mother of his one -year-old daughter and if he didn't he confess to blind folding 29 -year-old kelsey berreth and killing her on thanksgiving. >> after he put her in a black plastic tote, calls crystal to come and help him clean up. when she walks in to kelsey's condo the scene is terrific. there is blood everywhere. >> she pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence early this month. right beneath say she feared for her life. >>> an elderly man dead after a fire tore through his santa rosa home. it happened between santa rosa and sebastian. fire crews responded to a single alarm fire where they found a roof on fire. they say the man's body was found in the kitchen. investigators are looking for a cause. >>> a break for commuters, westbound lanes of highway 37 near novato opened today after levee breaches flooded the roads. chopper five flew over the highway, temporary flood barriers have been put up. crew

crystal kenney, a nurse from idaho and former girlfriend of frazee, who agreed to testify against him as part of a plea deal. >> the phone's availability in the investigation. >> reporter: based on kenney's story an investigator who interviewed her, she was asked by frazee to kill berreth three different times. in september, she said poison a coffee drink and deliver it to berreth. frazee gave kenney a metal pipe. she background out. after kenney didn't go through a third plot involving a baseball bat, prosecutors say he took matters into his own hands, allegedly blindfolding berreth with a sweater in her own home before beating her with a baseball bat, their daughter i. then calling kenney, saying get out here you have a mess to clean up, adding it was hard to have thanksgiving different after killing berreth. >> crystal cleans up blood butl for our investigators to find. >> reporter: frazee then burned the body along with bags of frazee's defense team countered painting kenney as lovesick, unstable and unwilling to let go and that frazee never asked kenney to kill the mother of his

crystal is working with capitol police again and wonderful to be able to see them. the virginia police officers who were so heroic as well. you start finding out about the shooter what might have motivated him. in the end, the rhetoric, we could do a better job of toning down. i think you see more people calling out harsh rhetoric. and will things completely? i'm sure everybody gets back to their old habits, but at the same time i think it is important that we pay attention to how we debate issues. we should keep our same philosophies and we have disagreements with each other in the republican conference. we don't all agree with each other. but on the big issues. e are having a big debate, battle over immigration. on tax policies, you saw that's correct but we are going to have those differences, but how we discuss those differences should be focused on the policy, don't go after people personally, individually. just making sure we watch the rhetoric. >> 2020 going to be lower december ball. we saw a bbc camera man attacked. do you worry about what could happen in 2

officials there are ready to talk incentives and housing. >> megan mcgrath live for us in crystal city. >>> you've probably seen the wild video by now.it the taser takedown at the foot of the washington monument. the man is accused of setting a fire in a restaurant. he was charged with arson on thursday. now, we're hearing from the student who was at the national mall to capture the unusual arrest. >> police came and to confront him and tried to arrest him when he was sitting down. he started resisting right away. >> in a new twist, prosecutors say he posted a video on his parents youtube page, suggesting that the world is run by a global pedophile ring. it was a repost of the pizzagate shooting theorist. >>> yesterday in a meeting, board members made it clear they want longer metro hours to return. the d.c. leaders preliminarily blocked tmetro's plan continue to operate the system on shorter hours to allow more maintenance time. locals that need to get around early in the morning or late at night, said shorter metro hours force them to pay forca , ubers or lyfts. >>> speed cameras are

dedicated bus lane that would expand in the crystal city area. total package for the transportation project here could be about $70 million. also don't forget there are other projects planned for the area as part of the amazon deal. we're talking about a bridgeo reagan national. we're talking about potomac yard and mt. ro station. and as you come back here and see the riders getting off the train here, certainly more improvements could help and would be necessary as far as amazon is is concerned. we'll stay on top of. lawmakers expectped to e tens of millions of dollars and t could be coming here to help fund a transportation improvement in chrrystal city. backo you. waiting for your plane is going to feel different lat there's a big wall that's just a sign of the changes that are coming metal beams, fencing, glass wallstherwill put the open spac behind security. the ticketingot area isoing to change. just some orr restaurants will require trip through security first. airport officials say the change will make the terminals more convenient forthr

therefore i love crystal says he's never driven a shock or two before but still feels immediately at home in it all the controls and buttons are right way to expect them to be so you don't need to study at the instruction manual that that makes this your aco to likable as far as he's concerned follow up with that is a part of the job. but it never became a bestseller in eleven years of production only three hundred thousand a manufactured the first generation sure acos or half a million produced in just seven years. what our expert sums up the sure i'll go to is practical robust reliable and with a sixteen valve engine sporty to. and judged by the a static standards of the eighty's maybe it's pretty or at least up to date. but nonetheless it never sold like it was expected to and eventually another v.w. product put it out of its misery the corrado. the corrado began rolling off the assembly line in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and was simply more powerful and more modern. so production of the shock zero to sixty nine hundred ninety two but not before it sixteen valve engine

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, 25,000 jobs over about a like., will look three properties in arlington. 241 t18th str and 1770 crystalrive will be the fir50 000 square feet of what amazon prefers to call not a campus but a neighborhood toe known as national landing. >> we are a biking company so we design our parking garages so the autosnd the bikes have different entrances in them. we have a greatat dedn to green space and sustainability. wer priority for first floor retail. only build our inside food service to serve 1/3 of our population in seattle. weloan really push our ees out in the neighborhood to support the small business community. >> reporter: the assembled amazon real estate andme gove leaders answered questions about affordable development force and tech education. at one point "washington post" reporter robert mccartney addressed the elephant in t room, would amazon pull out of the northern virginia deal as it did in new york if the promised financial incentives were approved. >> the incentives that the state has offered orpost-performance. meaning there are no incentives back to amazon foreveral years

will happen surprise to you because that doctor should be so morrow it is a mechanical engineer dr crystal dilworth is a neuroscientists can't buy that claim other than live in one field taurus and an entomologist that's our team and they are now let's do some science. hey guys working the techno on phil tours today we're going to be talking trash and a ton of it and joining me with this trash talk dr crystal door and dr shu some are now first up the water ball now by some estimates here in the u.s. we use fifty below. of these every year in the mist number one is that this is going to be recycled correct actually it's probably not going to be recycled a lot of water bottles that we think are headed for recycling facility and up in landfills and there's landfills that has a really negative impacts on the surrounding communities is actually quite shocking for the material that is designed to be used over and over again actually only gets used once and what we've done is take a water bottle just like this and follow its journey after it's been lubin to see exactly what. the world is addicted

the overtime thriller that saw billy crystal making the call. >>> good friday morning, everyone. relief is finally on the way for the 40 million americans who have been trapped in subzero temperatures this week. >> good news, warmer air is almost here. bad news, one more day of the deep freeze. this morning the extreme cold snap still gripping the nation feeling like 15 below zero in minneapolis overnight. a windchill of negative 6 in chicago and negative 3 in new york, but by this weekend chicago and some parts of the midwest could see a nearly 80-degree temperature swing compared to the low temperatures they saw this week. at least 15 deaths are blamed on the extreme cold including a student at the university of iowa. police are trying to figure out why he was outside in the middle of the night. driving conditions have been treacherous. this car lost control slamming into a police patrol car in iowa. in upstate new york this was the scene north of syracuse where up to three feet of snow is expected by this morning. meanwhile, overnight some good news for people in michigan, the

crystal palace 2-0 fulham jeff schlupp added their second.s adrift of safety after losing 2—nil at crystal palace. surely second half, he had to get them the credit. i think their ability to keep the ball and ask questions was very gate. we were fortu nate to questions was very gate. we were fortunate to get the call, i think, because it was a clear penalty. i do not think it was a question about it. a strange penalty but you cannot quite understand what is going through the defender‘s had. quite understand what is going through the defender's had. the first half was dead until the penalty, we controlled the match, —— wasn't good. the second half we desire to win. they are seven points adrift from safety. everton1—3 wolves, goals from neves wtih a penalty, jimenez, dendoncker. evreton fans have been unhappy for a while — the fans had been unhappy with him. he knows that. they year end plate fantastic football. they do things in a different way better. to them. when we are leaving, we meet again this afternoon, it is tough us to understand. re

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i'm now at crystal bay, nevada. right by the state line between california and nevada. and i can tell you we haven't seen this much snow at this location probably since 2011. this is going to be something everybody up here is going to have to watch out for. we're getting this removed pretty soon. the snow accumulations on roofs of the buildings here become kind of precarious. we're going to get that taken care of here pretty soon. the snow continues to fall. >> meanwhile, southern california is showing the impacts too. the 5 over the grapevine is closed because of heavy snow and several crashes. this is video of ft. day hone. chp tweeted before 6:00 last night. they tried to keep the freeway open but too many spinouts led them to shutting it completely. >> 17 hours to get to tahoe that. pains me to hear. >> yeah. i don't know how i could do that. i don't have the temperament or the patience. >> no. >> no matter how much i love skiing. no matter how much i love anything to sit in a car for 17 hours for it? i'd go bananas. go crazy. let's talk about what happened up there

crystal palace unlucky not to be given a penalty for a possible handball, twice.to andros townsend, and then max may have. and the premier league team in charge insert south yorkshire. doncaster needed a reaction, they got one and came close, but not close enough. alfie may. and thenjames carpenter could not quite find the mark. palace barely out of second gear. in the end it was an fa cup story that never really got going. wolves beat championship side bristol city 1—0 at ashton gate, ivan cavaleiro with the crucial goal just at ashton gate, ivan cavaleiro with the crucial goaljust before the half—hour mark. city had won nine games ina half—hour mark. city had won nine games in a row in this tie run up. james da silva wasting their best chance to equalise as wolves hang on. the game of the day it could be said was in south wales, as swansea beat brentford, ollie watkins put the away side ahead. the two goals infour the away side ahead. the two goals in four minutes won the match in swansea's in four minutes won the match in swa nsea's faber, in four minutes won t

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confident that they're going to be other haven't had a delay yes i would say that looking in the crystalball i would say a delay is likely and if we're talking about like a two month delay it really talking about like a year i think initially it's going to be two months i think it's going to be like most politicians do across the world it's kicking the can down the road a little bit and what do you think this means for domestic politics with jeremy korb and theresa may i mean boy a while ago you thought the prime minister might be out but maybe not she made it through that no confidence vote yes if there weren't enough of the. blocks it is that there weren't enough hard liners because they theater of the copa nobody wants a socialist government to some extent nobody could go to some extent is there a little bit of a role reversal between theresa may in germany korb and here is of course now we are now politics away happens right absolutely crazy nutty stuff thank you so much hillary for to let us draw marco super insightful thank you gosh. we've noted a few times in the past couple weeks

taurus today we're going to talk and trash and a ton of it and joining me with this trash talk dr crystal door and dr shu some are now first up. waterborne know by some estimates here in the u.s. fifty billion of these every year in the midst number one is that this is going to be recycled correct actually it's probably not going to be recycled a lot of the water bottles that we think are headed for recycling facility and up in landfills and there's landfills that has a really negative impacts on the surrounding communities is actually quite shocking for the material that is designed to be used over and over again actually only gets used once and what we've done is take a water bottle just like this one of its journey after it's been lubin to see exactly what. the world is addicted to plastic. it was sold to us as the product of the future product. this educational video from the one nine hundred forty s. celebrates the convenience of plastic arrow not. letting our camper. back then it was a symbol of the modern times to come six decades later the reality is. the earth is choking on it. a

talking to a lot of friends, that has become crystal clear to me.also learned why the use of blackface is so offensive and, yes, i knew it in the past, but reality has really set in. >> you didn't know the history and know that it was offensive before? >> we're all on a learning curve and certainly, miss king, i'm not the same person now at 59 that i was in my early 20s. >> in iran they're celebrating the 40th anniversary of the iranian revolution. >> reporter: today's celebrations featured the inevitable flag burning and, of course, chants of "death to america." it's part of a ritual salute to a revolution that four decades on still has true believers. on stage, president hassan rouhani spoke about the revolution's achievements and boasted that iran would continue to expand its military power. that could provoke even harsher american sanctions. the trump administration says that u.s. sanctions are going to weaken the iranian regime. well, so far, the regime looks just fine, but the iranian people are having a very rough time. anher came to the para

it was confirmed this morning following yesterday's 4—1 defeat at home to crystal palace.iling to win in the premier league since beating everton away on new year's day. they were also knocked out of the fa cup by league two side newport county. the club released a statement, which said... we can get some reaction now from former leicester city defender simon grayson. simon, thank you forjoining us, gone after 16 months, another manager leaving leicester city, but this one shouldn't come as too much ofa this one shouldn't come as too much of a surprise? no, i don't think so. it is never nice to see a manager lose hisjob, but ultimately, it's something that has been hanging around the football club for a few months now. it's not as if it's just been the last couple of results, it's been going back four orfive months and when he has been under a little bit of pressure for results, he always managed to get a couple of results to keep him in thejob. but i think results to keep him in thejob. but ithink an results to keep him in thejob. but i think an accumulation of losing in