you can find us on twitter and ehrlich at our website. —— and you look at.ar your thoughts about bbc coverage again next week. coming up in sports day we have the latest about another drama. diego costa has been left out of the squad for the match at leicester tomorrow after falling out with the coaching staff. it comes in the wake of what is not to be a 13 million pounds a year off from a chinese club. that is at 1045. neither film year off from a chinese club. that is at 1045. neitherfilm review. —— now the film review. hello and welcome to the film review. we have got 12 things you might have heard of. we have lala land, live by night, and manchester by land, live by night, and manchester by the sea. lala land. have you seen the film? as swinging tribute to old musicals. the isil star—crossed pair that meet in a trafficjam and it is a fantastic opening, a wonderful song and dan slumber. they hate each other but gradually their relationship begins to fall and they become friends and possibly something more. here is a clip.” got a call back. what? come on?

for 50 years it was ehrlich, a last legacy of the cold war. , a lasts derelict legacy of the cold war. brock obama consigned the last piece of cold war legacy to history. -- barack obama consigned the last piece of cold war legacy to history. an extraordinary transformation. he leaves admired and largely popular, not the least were his role in the global climate change agreement. he tried to carve out a foreign policy that he saw as right for the times. as the commander-in-chief was given a traditional sendoff, in his own way he was as destructive to american power and influence as george w. bush. what with the nobel committee make of him eight years on? -- would the nobel committee make of him eight years on? jane: i spoke with the former u.s. defense secretary and bbc global affairs analyst, william cowan. n. william cohe how would you sum up the tone of president obama's presidency? william: the familiar ring is no drama obama. his foreign policy reflects that . he is highly intelligent and well spoken. very calm and cool. a lot of people would like to see more passion at times, an

want to bring in my panel, rolen martin, and former maryland governor, and a trump supporter, robert ehrlich. look at this, already making friends. i want to talk tom price. why tom price, would he be involved in trading any sort of health care stocks ever given his job? >> i don't know. you don't know -- >> i do. >> and the american public -- that's the purpose of these hearings. it's a very transparent process, and we will get a hint today and you will know more tonight. >> here's why. stephanie, he lied and you are trying to get paid and you are enriching yourself by virtue of your job, and this is a bigger problem with this town, they are exempt from the very rules that impact other americans and that to me is fundamentally wrong and congress does it all of the time, and -- >> that's called being convicted before the evidence is in, by the way. >> it's not. it's a certifiable fact that congress consistently writes themselves out -- >> yeah, before my class got here in '94, that was the regular practice of the town, i agree. >> let's talk about what tom price can do in terms of him being