‘duke departs from public ways‘ is how the telegraph describes the prince taking a step—back from publics — following his association with jeffrey epstein. the i refers to it as a ‘crisis at the palace‘ and says the duke has finally shown sympathy with epstein‘s victims. also calling it a crisis is the times — who say the controversy had been a major disruption to the royal family. and the metro calls him — ‘the banned old duke of york‘ moving to politics — the guardian leads with labour‘s promise to spend £75billion on the uk‘s ‘housing crisis‘. and donald trump‘s impeachment inquiry headlines the financial times — saying the us ambassador to the eu turned against the president in an ‘explosive testimony‘ looking a little bit closer, the band old duke of york, that is their headline and of course, that story is leading most of the papers today at. and much better headline than the telegraph that almost looks like an obituary in the day of natural morning —— national morning. the interview by the duke of york, where he refused to show compassion, any sense of compassion towards the victi

it is very important to say that obviously the duke of york has denied any wrongdoing. of course.a class question ora society so it isn‘t a class question or a power question necessarily, is it? well, power dynamics very often play into it. this is why you see it in care homes or when people are in positions of authority. but it does happen across all parts of society. it is how it is covered up. how epstein managed to get away with it for so long because he is friends with all these powerful people and that allowed him to be protected. there are many, many questions that are so “— there are many, many questions that are so —— still to be investigated. we know the us authorities are obviously under pressure to question as many people as possible on this. the eye has a picture of notjust the duke of york but the queen saying crisis at the palace. —— the i. the question is how much this does damage the royal family itself and the institution going forward and the institution going forward and will they be pressure to limit those on the civil list, to scale down the royal family?” th

the duke, he maintained his innocence and also his mother.he interview and stood by his decision now as a result of the interview to stand out from royal duties. something unprecedented i think we want to add in and modern times. what does that mean for the finances of prince andrew, because certain questioning for how he finances his life in any case, does he get money from the public purse 01’ he get money from the public purse or not but jell—o he get money from the public purse or not butjell—o i think there's a lot of controversy over how he finds his private life and that's all over the papers the last couple of days but the queen finances his lifestyle toa but the queen finances his lifestyle to a large degree. is he going to retain his office and official residence? i'm told yes he will. protection officers of course something appellants want to go on the record to discuss, and c going to continue to have these officers? that's funded by the public purse. i suspect he probably will be. is he going to continue the work with the chariti

let me remind you of the statement the duke of york has issued in the last hour.hat he asked her majesty if he may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future and she has given her permission. i continue to unequivocally regret my illjudged association with jeffrey unequivocally regret my illjudged association withjeffrey epstein. she says that he does intend to help, if asked, any of the appropriate law—enforcement agencies with their investigations if required. he does say that he sympathises with everyone that has been affected and wants some form of closure in the epstein case. we will bring you much more on that breaking news, of course, in the coming error so, but personable, let's catch up with the days sport. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. he's back! after nearly a year away from football, jose mourinho is the new man in charge at tottenham. and he comes in to replace this man — mauricio pochettino — who was sacked less than 2a hours ago. i'll be here live in north london at the tottenham hotspur statement with all the late

duke of sussex, the duke of york, the earl of wessex, the princess royal and the duke of kent. they all take their place as we come towards 11 o'clock. big ben chimes the hour. music: last post. the first wreath will be made by the prince of wales on behalf of her majesty the queen. and now a wreath is laid on behalf of the duke of edinburgh, who doesn't undertake public engagement any more, by captainjames aubrey. and now the prince of wales lays his own wreath with the distinctive prince of wales feathers. and now the three dukes of cambridge, sussex, and york. the earl of wessex, the princess royal, and the duke of kent. hurray! stand at ease! and now the politicians who lay their reefs led by the prime minister borisjohnson. jeremy corbyn, leader of the labour party. ian blackford on behalf of the scottish national party and plaid cymru, the welsh nationalist party. the new leader of the liberal democrats, jo swinson. nigel dodds for the democratic unionist party of northern ireland. the newly elected speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle. the speaker of the ho

duke and duchess of sussex. their own pr stories for themselves and maybe some of those stories compete against each other. what you haven't got, because you've got a much bigger pool of people, is you haven't got one person who is completely in charge. and what this article states is that there was a time when that was the case. there was one major person overseeing everything. now that person has been slowly edged out, it seems everything else is up for grabs. and perhaps nobody knows what everyone else is doing. this interview has classed with a couple of other royal engagements during the week stop when harry and meghan either interview a couple of weeks ago to tom bradbury, that was felt to class with prince charles being overseas. so the different courts are now getting different messages are at different times, competing with each other, and it is probably not a good look. let's turn to the guardian, henry. and, apologised to epstein‘s victims now stop when you are told to apologise, it doesn't quite work

in which we looked in the dukes memo, not ms. nelson's. isn't that when it took the action. if so, i want to hear you say no. if so, when we affirm the district court who sends it back and if you have all these reasons and you really want to consider the reliance and all those things should be considered carefully, you can do it. so let's run. >> for two reasons your honor. sending him back would make no sense because the agency has already acted. secretary nielsen has already ratified secretary dukes decision for the reason that set forth in the memorandum and is not a rationalization, it's a position of agency set forth by the agency itself and secondly, there is no reason why secretary nielsen should had to reinstate daca and then resend it again. >> it's not reinstated. >> there are 50 cases on this. if it is important, what you do is you say it's good reason for holding status quo until we can go back in the court has affirm that, we hold the status quo and we go back now and look at the reasons beyond the contemporaneous reason which is the duke memo and then we see. >

in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says it was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house,nd admits he let "the side down". i had to believe that myjudgment was probably coloured by my tendency to bleed to honourable but that's just the way it is. prince andrew also said he had "no recollection" of meeting virginia roberts, who claims she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 after being groomed by epstein. he denies any inappropriate conduct. in other news, scotland yard is investigating claims of electoral fraud, after the brexit party said its candidates had been offered inducements by conservatives to stand down. out on the general election campaign trail, the conservatives and the liberal democrats make promises to plant millions more trees to tackle climate change. two people have been hurt in a large fire at a student accommodation building in bolton. more than 200 firefighters were brought in to tackle the blaze at 10:30am, the travel show heads to japan to seek out the country's ancient burial mounds. good morning. welcome to bbc news. in an unprecedented

the duke of york has told the bbc he has "no recollection" of ever meeting the woman who says she was made to have sex with him when she was 17. in an exclusive interview with newsnight, to be broadcast tonight, prince andrew insisted he didn't remember virginia roberts, despite the existence of a photograph showing the two of them together, said to have been taken in 2001. he also said it was wrong to stay at the home ofjeffrey epstein after he was found guilty of child sex offences. at the time he felt it was the "right and honourable thing to do". the year is 2010. prince andrew was in new york. he is videoed staying at the mansion of a convicted child sex offender called jeffrey epstein who had just been released from an 18—month prison sentence. andrew's presence gives rise to questions put to him by bbc newsnight‘s emily maitlis. you were staying at the house of a convicted sex offender. yes. it was a convenient place to stay. i mean, i have gone through this in my mind so many times. at the end of the day, with the benefit of all the hindsight that one can have, it was definite

. >> have you heard of duke? >> i've heard of duke. >> madison square garden at duke. let's take you to new york city. mike krzyzewski and blue devils taking on fox and the cal golden bears. the 2k empire classic. as you might expect, this one was all duke. ooh,ight there. duke's vernon keri, jr., top ranked duke rose cal. so cool, cal was on the big stage nonetheless. 87-52 was your final. >>> in las vegas, a special road trip for the sharks. once a season they bring their -- >> i love this. >> isn't it great? >> my favorite. >> the dad's saw an epic game in overtime. that's los gat that's logan couture. that's the game winning goal in and golden knights. sharks and the dad's. sharks win 2-1. they have won seven of their last eight games. >>> all right. are we watching the game sunday night? >> sunday night watching jimmy g. >> 49ers hosting the packers. what a match up. it's right here on nbc bay area. we will be field anchoring, literally on the field anchoring our newscast on nbc bay area beginning at 3:00 p.m. we have a busy day ahead of us. 3:00 p.m. all the way

here we are on day four of bad publicity for the duke of york over this interview.dline in the times, car crash television, there is great peace in their by dickie arbiter, i worked with him many, many years ago, he says it was not just a car crash it was a full articulated lorry crash. anyone watching this interview, the prince did not see —— seem that co mforta ble, did not see —— seem that comfortable, he did not seem well—prepared, comfortable, he did not seem well—prepa red, and there comfortable, he did not seem well—prepared, and there has been this discussion about whether his communications had resigned —— resigned some months ago or weeks ago because he did not like the idea of this interview. normally if i think about some of the big interviews i did when i was a journalist, you expect the interviewee who is putting themselves up in these difficult circumstances to be incredibly well—prepared. circumstances to be incredibly well-prepared. rehearsed answers, absolutely. they would have done a mock interview, someone would have come in and said this is how

the duke of cambridge, the duke of sussex, the duke of york, the earl of wessex, the princess royal anduke of kent. they all take their place as we come towards 11 o'clock. big ben chimes the hour.

and tomorrow‘s i newspaper renames the duke of york the "duke of nothing", as he stands down from his pretty impressive and thatjust shows that when it comes to really putting our leaders on the sport and potential aspirational leaders, that the british government really do know what‘s going on. i think eve ryo ne know what‘s going on. i think everyone says you‘re suffering from massive brexit fatigue but if it means that we are informed, angry in some places where we feel they role has been pulled over our eyes and not shy to hold our leaders to account. we highlighted the major wea knesses account. we highlighted the major weaknesses that the leaders had. whetherjeremy corbyn and brexit borisjohnson whetherjeremy corbyn and brexit boris johnson trust, whetherjeremy corbyn and brexit borisjohnson trust, whether it is jo swinson on her track record, none performed really well and this will be about to perform is worst. are we surprised as mr cobb and‘s perform that leads. it‘s an interesting stance to take. branding yourself as neutral on something so divisive. perhaps ofjeremy corbyn

in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says it was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house anddmits he let "the side down". i admit fully that...that...that...that my... ..judgment was probably coloured by my... ..um, tendency to be too honourable, but that's just the way it is. prince andrew also said he had "no recollection" of meeting virginia roberts, who claims she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17, after being groomed by epstein. he denies any inappropriate conduct. an investigation is under way into the cause of a fire at a student accommodation building in bolton after more than 200 firefighters spent nine hours putting it out. competing on climate change policies, the conservatives say they will plant 30 million trees a year by 2025 if it wins the general election — but the lib dems say they can plant twice as many trees. meanwhile, leading labour and trade union figures are meeting to decide which policies will be included in the party's election manifesto. and in half an hour, brexitcast looks back at the first full week of election campaigning. good af

is back with beau duke and drivers seat dukes of hazard star john honoring legacy of the classic seriesvie christmas car. which pouk on the controversy surrounding the confederate flag. >> the show considered universal sign of intolerance and racism. symbols don't hurt people. people hurt people. i didn't see that coming. >> i have got 2500 more of that car delivered and all of them have that flag on the roof. i thought that was good. turns out why are you doing it? >> doyle what i was doing and relax. shawn joins me now. john, i was a huge fan of yours back in the day i had the car. >> you know, there it is right here for you. the the and big one everyone loves duke of hafd but there are a few people out there just like you know not so silent minority, that come out and say thing like this is the universal sign of racism and intolerance therefore, this is the poster boy. for racism and intolerance come on. i'm from mount new york, right, and i'm down here i'm fighting i'm fighting a fight so that people can think what they want to think. not what people tell them to think is there some

that is the duke of york there.o join us on bbc breakfast this morning. you have read the transcript i understand, even though you perhaps haven't seen the interview. what do you make of it? well, when prince andrew said that in fact the reason was that, for meeting jeffrey epstein, staying at his home after mr epstein was convicted of sex crimes, that even after he was released from prison, that prince andrew went to see him and walk through central park, the reason being that prince andrew says it was and honourable thing to do, he didn't want to tell him that he couldn't see him again because he didn't think that was the right thing to do on the telephone, well, i would say to prince andrew the charges made by ms roberts, whom i do not represent, but she is one of the accusers, the charges made by her against you are very, very serious charges, and i think the right and honourable thing to do would be for you to say unequivocally, i will voluntarily speak to the fbi, i do not depend on whether or not my lawyer sa

in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says he was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house — admits he let "the side down". i admit fully that myjudgment was probably coloured by my... tendency to be too honourable. but that's just the way it is. prince andrew said he had "no recollection" of meeting one of epstein‘s chief accusers, virginia roberts. miss roberts claims she was forced to have sex with the duke when she was 17 after being groomed by epstein. prince andrew denies any inappropriate conduct. the education secretary orders universities to review fire safety in all their buildings after 200 firefighters spent more than nine hours tackling a fire at a student hall in bolton. jeremy corbyn is leading a meeting of leading labour and trade union figures to decide which policies will be included in the party's election manifesto. competing on green issues — the conservatives promise to plant 30 million trees a year by 2025 — but the liberal democrats say they can plant twice as many. prince andrew has told the bbc he categorically denies having sexual relations with vir

in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says he was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house, admits he "let the side down". i admit fully that myjudgment was probably coloured by my tendency to be too honourable, but that's just the way it is. prince andrew said he had "no recollection" of meeting one of epstein‘s chief accusers, virginia roberts. miss roberts claims she was forced to have sex with the duke when she was 17 after being groomed by epstein. prince andrew denies any inappropriate conduct. the education secretary orders universities to review fire safety in all their buildings after 200 firefighters spent more than nine hours tackling a fire at a student hall in bolton. jeremy corbyn has led a meeting of senior labour figures to decide the pa rty‘s manifesto, promising a vision for a "better britain for everyone". competing on green issues — the conservatives say they will plant 30 million trees a year by 2025, but the lib dems say they can plant twice as many. good evening. prince andrew has told the bbc he categorically denies having sexual relations with virgin

the queen is 93 and the duke of edinburgh is 58. they are very fond of prince andrew.on over the years. he was an active, seen as embodying all the best things about the royal family. service, duty, armed forces, all that sort of thing. i think his life has got rather tangled up in recent yea rs, has got rather tangled up in recent years, since the divorce from sarah ferguson. i think he has lacked a clear purpose and i think that is perhaps one of the reasons why he fell in with somebody likejeffrey epstein. now, one has to wonder what is going on in someone's head that you will not recognise that this man is not a suitable person for a member of the royal family to be consorting with? he recognises that 110w. consorting with? he recognises that now. he says he let the side down but how could it be that he would go and stay in the house of a man who was by then a convict child sex offender? that, if you like, is the most baffling aspect of this whole thing and he sort of says, well, now, with hindsight, i recognise it was a mistake, can't really understand it. and the

yesterday, the duke was seen out riding with the queen.hing to disassociate themselves from the prince is continuing to grow. the royal philharmonic orchestra is saying that he is no longer a patron there and barclays have said they will no longer support the picture palace scheme, designed to give support to new enterprises. if the duke is hoping this may all blow over, that could be difficult. the bbc says it is about to broadcast at the start of next month a documentary by panorama, examining the friendship. this that is also going to hear for the first time on a british tv interview from a woman called virginia roberts, the woman who alleges she was forced to have sex with prince andrew. thatis that is an allegation he has always totally denied. in the interview he says he could not recall having ever met her properly but this programme will cause further consternation at the palace. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients' homes, saying they "no longer have the ca pacity" to offer them. doctors supported the proposal at a meeting

still on the duke of york, the duke of nothing says the i. was previously the duke of york and they swap the word yacht for nothing, how clever. you want to spend less time with his family, which is an interesting position to be in, and here he is on a horse, demonstrating his man of the people credentials, presumably. and how you will no feel —— but now till his waking hours. your uses today that as well as stepping down from public duties on wednesday, that was not seen as quite enough. there were further ripples to be had in the latest headlines tonight have been that he is in fact clearing out his office. there is a definite move to set him slightly separately and to really silo and therefore protect the monarchy. there is a panorama interview on the 2nd of december which he seen with his... and that reignites your story again. you must have known, even he must have known that the situation was untenable. let's quickly try and squeeze in the express if fantastic news, cure for dementia closer with 1.6 million cash boost following an inter

and have you got any sense from them what they make of what the duke of york has said?y upset by his initial interview and it just seemed they were very upset by his initial interview and itjust seemed like he was someone interview and itjust seemed like he was someone who had a lot of sympathy forjeffrey was someone who had a lot of sympathy for jeffrey epstein was someone who had a lot of sympathy forjeffrey epstein and miss maxwell but not the victims. we do think it is a good, positive step that he says he's going to cooperate with law enforcement but we'd like to see that happen. is he going to, for example, fly to the united states and voluntarily meet with our fbi? will he sit for depositions? in the civil cases, will he submit evidence like e—mails and calendars and travel logs, that all of us would like to see as part of our investigations? will he allow his staff to come and answer questions about his travels and where he was and what they saw? so a lot remains to be seen. looking up the wording of the statement, one section says, the bit you are referring to,

that was the duke of york speaking to bbc newsnight‘s emily maitlis. water levels begin to subside after large parts of the country were water—logged. south yorkshire has been worst hit. today, hundreds of volunteers started a clean—up effort in doncaster, a week on from the worst of the flooding. some people travelled miles to help out. tom airey reports. ruined down to the foundations. two weeks ago, glyn had decorators in his living room putting up new wallpaper. a week later, it's volunteers ripping up the floor after floodwater rose up through it. we had a few sandbags that i bought years ago and put them in front of the door, but a stupid person drove by when it were about two—foot and knocked my wall down. everything's gone under water. 0nce my blinds fell down, everything, but like i say, i couldn't do it without these people. glyn, like many others in bentley, has been uninsured after the cost of flood cover became unaffordable following major floods here 12 years ago. we came together to help him. what we can do for these people that aren't i

the duke denies any inappropriate conduct.he education secretary has ordered all universities to review fire safety in their buildings after two people were hurt when fire ripped through student halls in bolton. jeremy corbyn has led a meeting of senior labour figures to decide the party's manifesto promising a vision for a "better britain for everyone". competing on climate change. the conservatives pledge to plant 30 million trees a year by 2025, but the lib dems say they would plant twice as many. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with lizzie greenwood—hughes and ben croucher. our top stories this saturday.... as the home nations‘ euro 2020 qualifying campaigns draw to a close, there's a morale boosting win for scotland. could this be a changing of the guard in tennis? as stefanos tsitsipas knocks roger federer out of the world tour finals. and rugby‘s european champions cup is back. we'll have all of today's results. also coming up in the programme... ten years on, we re

the sun describes the duke as "grovelling".stein have damaged the royals. we have to start with the story. the front of the telegraph, "i let the start that may collect the side down". it has been a good secret by the bbc and when it emerged earlier today. the interview took place at bob —— king and palace with the approval of the queen apparently although there is a suggestion that some of prince andrew's aids might be hideously rumpled about you rightly say, it is a full and frank interview, no holds barred, we are told. he says he let the side down and kicks himself every time someone reminds him or he is reminded of the fa ct reminds him or he is reminded of the fact he knew this man was a convicted paedophile and yet he still kept going to stay with him. he denies categorically. well, he didn't deny categorically, actually, when asked about his relationship with this girl who at the time was only 17 and under florida law would have been a miner. he says he doesn't recall meeting the lady. doesn't get any stronger than that

the loss snaps duke's 150-game non-conference home-winning streak. the streak goes back to 2000. >>> let's take a look at markets around the world right now. a little bit of optimism. looking at u.s. futures could lean higher. wheel closely watch the futures market. we've got about four hours until the market opens. new government data shows chinese profits posted the biggest decline amid the trade war. on wall street right now, the future's up just a little bit. stocks finished slightly higher tuesday, loing their second record close in a row. the dow closed up 54. the s&p 500, the nasdaq also higher. these are records, folks. president trump suggested final u.s./china trade talks are in the final throes. they said the two countries reached a consensus on how to resolve key issues, watching closely to see if there's news of a skinny, skinny, skinny deal some day soon here. prices for soybeans, pork, corn, milk, and other products fall because of the u.s./china trade war. new data from the department of agriculture shows who's getting that money. iow

barclays withdraws support from the duke's mentoring scheme pitch at the palace.ming up on click at 12:30pm, will google‘s entry into gaming mean the end of the console? plus, a british—designed hypercar and an artificial intelligence debate at cambridge. jeremy corbyn says he would remain neutral in the event of another brexit referendum, which he promised a labour government would deliver. he was speaking as the leaders of the four main westminster parties faced tough questions from the public in a special episode of the bbc‘s question time. borisjohnson, jo swinson and nicola sturgeon were also challenged on a range of topics including the nhs, the economy and a second scottish independence referendum. our political correspondent helen catt was watching. four leaders, two hours, and a lot of seriously tough questions. forjeremy corbyn there were concerns about business, about his personal handling of anti—jewish racism, and, what's made the headlines, a clear answer on a question that has dogged him throughout the campaign. will you campaign to remain or leave

the times also reports the future of the duke of york's main charitable project is in jeopardy. it carries a chaotic picture of some of those caught up in tear gas fired by police over in hong kong. the guardian also carries a striking picture of those protests, as well as reporting a warning from nhs leaders that hospitals are so short of doctors and nurses that patients‘ safety and the quality of care they receive are under threat. according to the financial times, borisjohnson has shelved a proposed cut to corporation tax in order to free up £6 billion for extra spending in an election move that signals the government's willingness to prioritise public services over measures to support business. the ‘i' looks forward to the first election debate between boris johnson and jeremy corbyn — saying there's pressure on the labour leader to use the television showdown to boost his party's poll ratings. and the metro leads with two teenagers being jailed or a total of at least 44 years for the murder ofjodie chesney, in a case of mistaken identity. let's have a look at some of these

duke ranked number 1 in the country because of that man. he scored a season high 31 points. 6' 10 big man had more points, rebounds, and blocks than the cal entire starting 5. duke won 87-52. >>> nfl, the texas quarterback watson smoking on thursday night football against the colts. how about this one for putting the bread in the basket? houston won 20-17 taking over first place in the afc west. and the raiders now have the sixth and final spot in the playoffs. >> kittle practiced today, he's looking to play sunday against green bay. and c1 >>> the top 5. the texas linebackers came tonight dressed up like the characters in mortal kombat. apparently goats help people with anxiety and depression. they put them on charles barkley's back tonight. shot looks okay. won't make his nets debut until next year. and someone told o' connell there was a guiness on the rim, so he went up and got it. and this is a rugby player in england. his club team lost their last game, so he explained how they planned to get back on the horse. >> we got another week

afterwards, the duke was pretty relaxed.t to be bracing, i think in truth probably it was more pricing than he expected from the off, but given that it was a newsnight interview, he shouldn't have expected anything else. but he took us for a short walk around the marble hall in the front of the palace, which is where most of the staged visits arrived. he was in very good spirits, and we certainly felt that he felt it had gone quite well. and did you have the impression that if her majesty had walked around the corner, she would have been surprised to see a newsnight crew there? have been surprised to see a newsnight crew there ?|j have been surprised to see a newsnight crew there? i think it is very difficult for us to know for sure exactly how high up in the royal household this was signed off. what happened on saturday was the culmination of a very long conversation between us and the office of the duke, almost a year. what actually happened was that we have a team of planning produces at newsnight, one of them, samantha m

duke won 87-52. >>> nfl, desean watson smoking it against the colts. how about putting the bread in the basket. houston takes first place in the afc south. good news is that the colts' loss means that the raiders are taking over the last place in the playoff. >>> yoga goat hits tnt and now apparently goats help folks with anxiety and depression. they actually put two old goats on barkley's back. kevin durant's achille's tendon might still be in recovery. the shot was good. he won't make his debut until next year. bark to the cal game. somebody told alex o'connell there was give necessary on guiness on that rim so he went and got it. this is mueller, a rugby player. how they plan to get back on the horse. >> we have another week to get back on the horse and take that horse to the water. do you want to have a drink? he says, okay, i'm sorry. (muttering) about the result last week. i'm going to give a better performance here at home. >> he is a slightly irish horse. >> i don't know who is drunker. the horse or joe muller. that is the best of bay area spor

duke a 28 point favorite and duke turns the ball over. going the other way. try to beat the clock.cond left and it leaves his hand, ball game. that snaps duke's game streak against nonconference opponents the lummer jacks from stanford and taking on butler, final seconds butler up one until bryce mills, and ten seconds left. look at baldwin, silky smooth and confident, the lefty. butler back up one. five seconds left on fire all game and the butler did it to stanford. first loss for the cardinals. uc davis visiting cal. first matt bradley shooter. he lad cal with 19. final minute uc davis leads and open when they should be fouling. it's a dagger three. cal win it 72-66. golden state still with only eight healthy players but that could change. steve kerr has dubbed his group the elite 8 but draymond green has missed with a heel injury and back at practice today. steefbl kerr is optimistic the wins are right around the corner. let's hope what are you searching a version of myself who doesn't make decisions based on fear? no, what streaming apps are you searching for? oh. because you

everyone loves the dukes of ighazard.re are a few people out there just like, you know, the not so silent minority -- come out and say this is the universal sign of racism and intolerance therefore this is the poster boy for racism and intolerance come on. i'm from mount new york -- right -- and i'm down here i'm fighting i'm f fighting a fight so that people can think what they want to think. not what people tell them to think. is there something wrong with that? >> there's nothing wrong with that and i think everybody enjoyed the show, and going to probably enjoy this new movie christmas cards. so when you go out there do you ever hear from people that are offended by the confederating flag because in some precincts confederate flag is viewed very negativelyec because of the slavery and rebel connotations of the civil war. >> you know, i don't hear it from the populous, ever -- ever. however, there are people like, for example when tom and i did the autotrader.com commercials autotrader didn'tt do anymore of those and t

you're at duke ranked number one. you're 27-point underdogs. they have the ball.at moment? >> thanks for having me today and happy thanksgiving to you, too. in that moment, you know, watching duke, that final possession, that was on the court, i saw my teammates hustling for the ball. i made eye contact with the player who picked the loose ball up and he threw it ahead to me and i took a quick glance at the clock and saw there was about three seconds and i was thinking, you know, i've just got to go as fast as i can. just don't look back because i could feel the duke player hustling behind me trying to get back in the play. i laid it up and didn't even look at the ball go inside the rim. i looked towards the bench and saw my teammates running at me and in that moment i knew like, i think we won the game. >> i think you did, too. >> it was impossible. >> what a feeling that must have been. i keep watching the replays here. you say you looked at the clock with three seconds left. and even though i know you made it, i still don't think you had enough time to get down

flatly denied epstein set him up years before with virginia roberts, pictured here with the duke when she was 17 roberts told savannah guthrie she was directed to have sex with the prince three times. first at a home in london >> the abuse went on for a little bit in the bathroom and then continued in the bedroom. he wasn't rude or anything about it he said thank you. >> your response >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady none whatsoever. >> you don't remember meeting her? >> no. >> he knows the truth. and i know the truth. >> reporter: tonight, prince andrew trying to put allegations the palace has called false and without foundation to rest for good kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> up next for us tonight, that wild night in the nfl and the big consequences today. >>> all right, now that disturbing and dangerous fight at the end of the browns/steelers game last night a hit with the helmet getting a football superstar a big penalty. stephanie gosk has more. >> whoa! hello. whoa >> reporter: the announcers were stunned. >> gosh, that's one of the worst things i have

it is duke's ball. attempts a pass because lumberjacks steal it and he lays it up just as the red goes off steven f. austin yes beats duke 85-83 snapping the blue devils 150 game nonconference home winning streak that was the longest active streak in division one basketball congratulations lumberjacks. >>> on deck for the show, we get a preview of the holiday shopping season. and the latest on that chemical plant in texas details when "worldwide exchange" returns. sundown vitamins are all non-gmo, made with naturally sourced colors and flavors and are gluten & dairy free. they're all clean. all the time. even if sometimes we're not. sundown vitamins. all clean. all the time. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compa

the top-ranked duke blue devils losing to stephen f. austin, 85-83.ference home-winning streak dating back to 2000. >>> a group delivering a full thanksgiving dinner on a new york subway. it went viral. the train was decked out with tables filled with thanksgiving staples, and riders were served food as the train made its scheduled stops. the people behind it say it's been in the works for months. >> what were they saying to you? >> thank you. thank you. and that mac and cheese is on point. >> how about that for a commute. >> mac and cheese. >> the group said going forward they plan to make this an annual thanksgiving tradition. >>> while keeping the time-honored tradition of pardoning the turkey, president trump couldn't help but to get in a dig on his impeachment nemesis. >> bread and butter have been especially raised by the jacksons to remain calm under any condition, which will be very important because they've already received subpoenas to appear in adam schiff's basement on thursday. >> and while you were sleeping stephen colbert took that open

one of heather labels him simply as the duke of debbie nothing —— one of them labels him. ago about his relationship with the disgraced finance herejeffrey epstein. the past week it has very much been damage limitation for buckingham palace. he was pictured yesterday out riding with the queen. this thought to be very much the queen and prince charles who stepped in and said he needed to withdraw from public life for the foreseeable future. so it is hardly surprising, given that, the number of companies who are now no longer associated with him that has continued to grow. we had the royal philharmonic orchestra yesterday saying he was no longer going to be their patron. we also had barclay saying there were no longer going to work with him on his picture palace scheme. important to point out that within all of this prince andrew denies he has done anything wrong in his behaviour. simon, thank you very much. simon jones therefore asked. more than four million people are preparing to vote in this weekend's local elections in hong kong. it follows months of pro—democracy prote

the band old duke of york. this is quite extraordinary. unprecedented.royal family, for the foreseeable future, taking a step back. and he was the patron for over 200 charities and charitable causes including the national ballet and the youth development charity power to. 0bviously that leaves charities seeking a patron but it also