lyle and erik revealed nothing.o abramson, and not to the forensic psychiatrist she hired, william vicary. >> what struck me, in that initial interview, was how together the older brother, lyle, was. i mean, he was articulate. he made good eye contact. he had very thoughtful, organized answers. >> erik, on the other hand, seemed broken. >> he, very rarely, made eye contact. he was biting his finger nails. so, i was thinking, in my head, boy, i sure hope i get to work with the older brother and not the younger brother because this is going to be a piece of cake with the older brother. >> hnot wrong he was. after a few sessions with lyle, dr. vicary hit a wall, and moved on to eric, who, month after month, seemed to stick to a kind of script about his wonderful father, his loving family. >> and the minute something would leak out about, maybe, things weren't so wonderful in the family. he would start crying. and he would, kind of, dissolve and -- and -- and whimper and he just wouldn't go any further. >> vicary put er

i then asked about erik's case.ven put someone on a plane who has that kind of severe mental trauma. so i'm a little shocked that that could have happened. and back in london, all erik's family can do is wait. we're doing everything possible to get him back here in this country where he belongs. he's been here since ten years old. this is all he knows. i miss him because he's always at home. "mum, can i have this? "mum, can i have that?" so i miss him a lot. i hope that i do get him back and i'm praying to get him back. how worried are you about his safety? very worried because jamaica now, you know, we all know that jamaica now has become very violent. there's guns everywhere. there's killing every day. it's not like here. if he said, i do something, someone might overlook it. injamaica it's all machete and guns. there is no chance of him surviving injamaica. it's something i think about and breaks my heart. i spend a lot of time thinking about it. i'm worried he might get killed. it shouldn't happen to no—one. not

erik's human rights have been breached. injamaica, finding work is crucial, but the stigma of being a deportee means these people often try to disappear out of shame and fear for their safety. they're also seen as a low priority, heavily relying on family to get by. but without work or the help of relatives, life injamaica can be dangerous with no go areas in places like kingston. violent gang crime and high murder rates are a bleak reality. as we found out on the day we arrived. three people had been killed in a deadly shooting in neighbouring spanish town. in downtown kingston, we meet taffy, convicted as part of a drugs operation in the uk he served his jail sentence but was deported back to jamaica once released from prison. and these are his friends, also uk deportees with similar criminal convictions. they all say they're barely surviving here. i've been shot at. chased with machete. i've been through hell. i've been robbed. a lot of crazy stuff happened. i'm surprised i'm still alive. i'm not safe- _ i'm surprised i'

erik: yes, taylor. you look at the last few cycles and almost inevitably the real five year rate tends to end up in positive territory. looking at the current nominal fed rate or yield, the past three months worth of inflation, that is still -200 four -300 basis points. there is a lot more room for the fed to tighten. the fed has to do more. jon: great perspective, as always. erik nelson joining us from wells fargo, where he serves as a macro strategist. the u.s. mortgage industry sing its first lenders going out of business after a sudden spike in lender rates. a new wave of failures might be on the horizon, rivaling the meltdown from the housing crisis in 2008. you have authored a very extensive great read on this subject and it really does highlight the differences between the big banks and the independent lenders. what is the difference? carmen: the banks have more capital. bank lenders do not, especially the smaller ones. the pockets of mortgages are covered by lenders, which are having a hard time

erik: that is right.ore the release this morning at 8:30, markets for pricing just over a third chance of another 75 basis point hike here in canada. the september meeting. in july, we had the 100 basis point hike from the bank of canada. this morning, we are looking at just over a third odds following the release. they kicked up substantially. now we are looking more closely toward a two third likelihood that the bank of canada will proceed with another 75 basis point hike at the september meeting. taylor: erik hertzberg joining us on half of bloomberg news. we think about some of the stickiness, some of the central bank decisions underway. you have the resiliency of these markets. one of the big ones that released it to me, peak yields might actually be behind us. we have consolidated a new trading range within the rates market. jon: think about the drivers today. walmart and home depot were able to pass on inflation. that has played into the story of stocks the s&p up. still a day of weakness where we

no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag.united tick. manager ten hag says there is a huge task ahead. i'm aware of it before and it doesn't change this game. it's a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. in sharp contrast they are city rivals won in their first match. new signing erling haaland fired manchester city to victory on his premier league debut with two goals in a 2—0 win at west ham. adam cottier has more. in the last two seasons nobody has managed to burst manchester city's bubble, they now have one of the most prolific strikers in recent times in their armoury and erling haaland wasted no time making his presence felt, winning a penalty after being found by alphonse arreola and then scoring. the home side improved after half—time but kevin de bruyne it has the power to unlock and heat released erling haaland to his second. there was to be to no hat—trick but city and haaland have laid down a marker to their rivals straight away. haaland

no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag.k. manager ten hag says there is a huge task ahead. i�*m aware of it be for and it doesn�*t change this game. it�*s a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland fired manchester city to victory on his premier league debut with two goals in a 2—0 win at west ham. adam cottier has more. in the last two seasons, nobody has managed to burst manchester city�*s bubble. going for a third top flight title in a row, they now have one of the most prolific strikers of recent times in their armoury. and erling haaland wasted no time in making his presence felt on his premier league debut, winning a penalty after being fouled by west ham alphose areola — and then scoring. west ham improved after half—time but kevin de bruyne has the power to unlock — and that he did, releasing haaland for his second, to the delight of alfie haaland. the striker�*s father and family were watching on with pride. there w

no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag.to try to make emotive tick. —— make united tick. in the scottish premiership, a thrilling end to the edinburgh derby. martin boyle's goal in the final minute of stoppage time gave hibs a share of the spoils to the delight of the crowd at easter road, the first edinburgh derby of the season. the delight of the substitutes as well there. this is the busiest day at the commonwealth games — 45 gold medals to be won. and the england women's hockey team has just taken one of them, beating australia in the final. goals from holly hunt and tessa howard as england won 2—1. also go for the men in the 4x100, getting ahead of nigeria and jamaica —— also called. —— also gold. and that's it from birmingham, mishal. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10.00. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, i'm asad ahmad. thames valley police are investigating the death of a young girl in a lake in windsor. the child got

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the great erik estrada, i met him once at a charity golf tournament and i said to him, i said, 'erik,w, but why are there never any delicious chips? [ laughter ] 'it seems like false advertising. and he said, 'are you joking?" i said, 'i wish i was, erik, i wish i was, but i'd love to see chips if the show is called "chips." and he says, '"chips" is an acronym. and i just laughed because i didn't know where they were, man. [ laughter ] i don't know what i mean, so i just i wandered off. [ laughter ] trump was an aspiring authoritarian who wanted to use the power of the state to violently suppress dissent and keep himself in power. we don't need any more evidence to prove that these two statements are true, but we keep getting it anyway. and yet his closest confidants are refusing to comply with a lawful investigation into trump's attempted coup if rudy did show up for the interview, i imagine it would go something like this. >> do i look like a fool >> yes >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with bob odenkirk, everybody [ cheers

it's the second successive defeat for new manager erik ten haag — as imran sidat reports.just da silva somehow finding his way through dyfed to hear, and if that was not bad enough, the spaniards day was about to get even spaniard's day was about to get even worse, the benefactor this time, jensen, as united's struggles escalated. and with barely half an hour played it was three, ben mee capitalising this time, united were shell—shocked. the brentford fans could not quite believe what they were seeing and they had a fourth before half—time to complete one of the most remarkable 45 minutes in premier league history. erik ten hag rang the changes in the second half with the remaining christian ericsson, but with the fans who's discontent building of the field the problems for united may take some time to serve, after a day to forget in west london. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. it is hot and it is dry. and for many, that will be the story for the remainder of the weekend. start of the new week, things do begin to change. it will become mor

manchester united manager's erik ten hag says he expects marcus rashford to stay at the club this season is really important and you have seen from the first day i am in that i am really happy with him and definitely i don't want to lose him. he is in our plans so he will stay at manchester united. and there's much more on manchester united on the football news show, that's online now on the bbc iplayer and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. on day five of ryan giggs' trial in manchester, bodycam footage of a conversation between him and a police officer during his arrest has been played in court. the former manchester united and wales footballer denies assaulting his ex partner kate greville, and her younger sister. he denies all charges. 0ur correspondent laura scott was in court. the moment ryan was arrested for allegedly assaulting his then girlfriend is been played to the jury here. police body temp footage from the 1st of november 2020 showed an earlier conversation between him and the police officer in which he said the couple had a bit of a tangle whic

erik ten hag insists cristiano ronaldo does have a future at manchester united, despite dropping himhe new manager with his first win. united beat liverpool at old trafford with ronaldo on the bench until the final few minutes. ten hag also talked of a change of approach being key to their victory. it's been reported the forward wants to leave, but united insist he's not for sale. i think he can. in his whole career, several managers he did, several styles and systems and he always performed, so why he can do this? for me, age is not an issue, if you are young and you are good enough and if you are old and still provide the performance, you are still good enough. liverpool are still to win so far this season and are now below manchester united in the premier league table. they have now conceded the first goal in their last seven matches stretching back to last season and jurgen klopp has mounting injury problems to deal with too. he does need help, he does need reinforcements. i know they spent big on darwin nunez, but they also recouped a lot of money over the summer from recouped a

the 22—year=old brazilian is the fifth summer signing, the new manager erik ten hag also raided his formert could rise to 85. antony, who won two eredivisie titles at ajax, still needs to pass his medical and agree personal terms. the chelsea winger callum hudson—0doi has completed a loan move to bayer leverkusen for the rest of the season. the 21—year—old england forward hasn't played this season and only made 15 premier league appearances last season. there is every expectation that the us open will be serena williams' last tournament but after victory in the first round overnight she says she's going to stay vague about her retirement plans. the 23—time grand slam singles champion beat montenegro's danka kovinic in straight sets. she took the first 6-3. the arthur ashe stadium was close to its 25,000 capacity, most of them willing williams on, and she celebrated as if she had won another title at flushing meadows. she has a really tough match tomorrow against the second seed annett kontaveit. but she's also in the doubles with her sister venus. only when her run is over in new york will

as olly foster reports, united's new manager, erik ten hag, who'd left out star player christiano ronaldocredible result for manchester united. firstly, what happened against liverpool last season, shipping nine goals, 5—0 here at old trafford, 4—0 at anfield. this was supposed to be the match that kick—started liverpool's season. united's fans were fearful ahead of this match, and the second thing to consider isjust how and the second thing to consider is just how bad manchester united have been in their first two defeats of the season, here a couple of ago against brighton, and humiliated at brentford last week. they started this match absolutely fantastically. it was jadon sancho who gave them the first half goal that they really deserved after they had already hit the post. sancho danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and marcus rashford, who has had something of a dip in form, not just this season but last season as well, he stayed onside and scored what proved to be the winner early in the second half. of course it was mo salah who pulled one back for liverpool, he s

of the premier league season in england, but already the size of the job new manchester united boss erikd is plain to see. while their big rivals manchester city were strolling to a a—0 victory to go top of the table. united's new boss saw his team humilated by the same scoreline away at brentford. all four of the goals coming in a dreadful first half. it means united are currently bottom of the table with the worst goal difference in the league. ten hag has become the first manchester united manager in more than 100 years to lose his first two games. his next fixture is against liverpool, who they lost 5—0 against when they last played at old trafford. of course i hoped for the better stuff. this time it doesn't make it easier. but still i have to believe to get it because i have seen good things in the last period, and we have had two games. i'm disappointed. swimming, and romania's david popovici has broken the 100—metre freestyle record at the european aquatic championships in rome. the 17—year—old double world champion sliced a twentieth of a second off the 13—year—old record, finis

their new manager, erik ten hag, made a big call, dropping the club captain harry maguire and cristiano liverpool in the table. yes, we are only three matches into the season, but that will have made this when all the sweeter for united fans. as for liverpool supporters, they are the ones still wondering where their first win is going to come from. a russian woman whose son died just days afterjoining the war against ukraine has described some volunteer russian soldiers in the conflict as "cannon fodder". the russian military has suffered high losses in ukraine but the true figure is unknown. the latest estimate from ukraine's ministry of defence is is over 45,000, while the uk's defence secretary ben wallace put the figure at at least 25,000 russian troops killed at the end ofjune. but the last figures russia released were way back in march, when it said over 1,300 russian soldiers had died since the invasion began. but in april the kremlin did admit suffering "significa nt losses of troops". now russia has launched a campaign to recruit more volunteers, promising huge sums of money fo

it looks a favourable draw for erik ten hag's first season at the club.rsenal face psv eindhoven as i say, they dropped out of the champions league after losing to rangers. the other two teams in arsenal's group also lost in the champions league group stage — bodo glimt and fc zurich, the champions of norway and switzerland respectively. inaugural europa conference league winners roma are in group c with real betis, ludogorets and hjk. newcastle fans are waiting to hear more on the prospect of signing real sociedad striker alexander isak. he's in talks after they agreed a club record fee of around £60 million for the 22—year—old. isak made his debut for sweden aged just 17. his purchase would mean newcastle's new owners have spent close to £200 million since taking over in october. the experiences he has had have been incredible for someone so young. he has played in germany at a very young age, holland, spain, big clubs as well, so he has had some great experiences and i think england and the english game will suit his profile. he is a really good athlet

and united's new manager, erik ten hag, now has the daunting task of facing liverpool and jurgen kloppo give ar explanation. it's my responsibility to give an explanation. but it is clear how our performance was really poor. when you start a game like this and make such mistakes you cannot win again. do you need new players between now and the end of the window? m50. and the end of the window? also, that is true. _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't want - and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't want to i that is true, but i don't want to think about it at this moment, the team who was today on the pitch, there are good players, and they should have been better. we there are good players, and they should have been better. we knew it would be a big _ should have been better. we knew it would be a big job, _ should have been better. we knew it would be a big job, one _ should hav

as 0lly foster reports, united's new manager, erik ten hag, who'd left out star player cristiano ronaldoderation, this really was an incredible result for manchester united. firstly, what happened against liverpool last season, shipping nine goals, 5—0 here at old trafford, 4—0 at anfield. this was supposed to be the match that kick—started liverpool's season. united's fans were fearful ahead of this match, and the second thing to consider is just how bad manchester united have been in their first two defeats of the season, here a couple of weeks ago against brighton, and humiliated at brentford last week. they started this match absolutely fantastically. it was jadon sancho who gave them the first—half goal that they really deserved after they had already hit the post through elanga. elanga set up sancho who danced around the liverpool defence for their opener. and marcus rashford, who has had something of a dip in form, notjust this season but last season as well, he stayed onside and scored what proved to be the winner early in the second half. of course it was mo salah who pulled one

manager erik ten hag called their defeat at brentford disappointing.y well have used other adjectives in the dressing room. contrast them from with manchester city and arsenal — who both maintained their 100% records. dan 0gunshakin rounds up the best of saturday's action. mutinous before kickoff, and desperate for some positivity, they were let down by their once reliable goalkeeper. horrible error by david de gea! and things got worse for the spaniard, and united, as brentford smelled blood. commentator: no wonder he's shaking his head. - the hosts would add a third, then a fourth before half time to leave united bottom for the first time since 1992. commentator: manchester united have been shredded! _ shredded! it was clear that our performance was really poor. when you start a game like this, you make such mistakes, you cannot win a game. contrast the mood at the etihad where they got their first glimpse of erling haaland. the norwegian provided the assist for the opener on his home debut but would finish goalless. on this occasion, he would play s

manchester united manager's erik ten hag says he expects marcus rashford to stay at the club this season's on his way to france, but ten haag believes he'll stay. he is really important and you have seen from the first day i am in that i am really happy with him and definitely i don't want to lose him. he is in our plans so he will stay at manchester united. and there's much more on manchester united on the football news show. that's online now on the bbc iplayer, and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. two of england's greatest midfielders go head—to—head for the first time tomorrow as managers — when steven gerrard's aston villa take on frank lampard's everton in the premier league's lunchtime kick—off. gerrard and lampard were rivals for many years throughout their playing careers with liverpool and chelsea — and of course — team mates for england. we are different in personality is but we are both very driven and have a plan a nine—day of what to do. i was really pleased to see stephen do it, it's great to see good young english coaches. it's different when

coming up on the bbc news channel: changing the mood at old trafford in 90 minutes — erik ten hag's firsted cannisters containing nitrous oxide — or laughing gas — is putting those who use the drug for recreation at serious risk. that's the warning from experts, who also say prolonged abuse of the drug can have life—changing effects, including paralysis. a government—commissioned review is currently assessing whether tougher laws are needed. our reporter kashjones has met one woman whose been left with serious consequences. nitrous oxide — also known as nos, balloons, or laughing gas — is one of the most widely used drugs by young people in the uk. and now a more dangerous version is rising in popularity. smaller silver canisters holding around eight grams of nitrous oxide are being swapped to a super—sized version, which holds around 80 times the size. super—sized versions are riskier, experts say, because they can lead to people using higher quantities. with the larger canisters, people don't know how much gas is in there, so it could be that we see an increase in the number of these mo

catching up with erik knutzen from neuberger berman.aybe we have not seen the lows of the year yet. that does it for me on this show. i will be on bloomberg tv in the next hour. this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. nancy pelosi has reaffirmed the u.s. come into taiwan. the house speaker ended her visit today after pledging the u.s. would not abandon its commitment to the democratically elected government. china reacted by announcing a series of military exercises. beijing also imposed trade sanctions on taiwan. in turkey, inflation was almost 80% in july, and could be months away from peeking. the rise in consumer prices has already forced economist to rewrite forecasts multiple times this year. levels on the rhine river i getting close to where it would have to close. that would put the transport of large amounts of goods at risk. that would raise the price of operating coal-fired power plants. meta is considering its first ever bond sale. there will b

manager erik ten hag's public stance has been that he isn't for sale and is part of his plans. of the table, having lost their opening two games, and face liverpool next. commonwealth games champion laura muir won her heat in the 1,500 metres. she'll bejoined in friday's final by ellie barker, who got a personal best time and katie snowden. defending champion and commonwealth games silver medallist matt hudson—smith is through to the final of the 400 metres. he just got under 45 seconds. alex haydock—wilson is also through. commonwealth games silver medallist victoria 0huruogu is through to the final of the 400 metres. her time of 50 point five zero seconds is a personal best and moves her up to joint eighth on the british all time list. and the swimming is continuing at the european aquatics championships in italy. the world and commonwealth games 50 metres freestyle champion ben proud won his heat. he clocked the second quickest time overall, as he reached the semifinal. britain are looking for more medals in the diving this afternoon. these are the scenes from the outdoor sw

united's new manager, erik ten hagg, has admitted that he has a huge task ahead, even saying it'll bescored two first half goals, to hand brighton their first ever win at old trafford. i'm aware of it before and it doesn't change this game. it's a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland had the perfect start to his manchester city career. he scored twice as the defending champions comfortably won 2—0 at west ham. the norwegian striker delivering exactly what his manager pep guardiola wanted, following his summer signing from borussia dortmund. all the... the top scorers like alan shearer, gary lineker, for example, they were born scoring goals and they were born scoring goals and they will die scoring goals. these guys, you cannot teach them to score goals, the numbers are there. i have that feeling with this guy. he is an incredible threat in the box. we need time to know each other. there are balls we still don't give him that we can give him, but is is a question of time. he has st

erik ten hag suffered an uncomfortable afternoon in his first match as manchester united manager, his had a better day. he scored both goals for city as they beat west ham at the london stadium. in the other lunchtime kickoff, josh dasilva got a late equaliser for brentford at leicester. that game finished 2—2. in the scottish premiership, there was a thrilling end to the edinburgh derby. martin boyle's goal in the last minute of injury time gave hibs a share of the points, to the delight of the home crowd at easter road. in the other game, livingston beat dundee united 1—0. finally, there was a tense finish to the women's open championship golf at muirfield. as darkness closed in, south africa's ashleigh buhai finally beat south korea's in gee chun, winning on the fourth play—off hole. that's the sport from birmingham. and it's been revealed that the five—time paralympic gold medallist ellie simmonds willjoin this year's strictly come dancing line—up. the swimmer said she was "bursting with excitement" but also "absolutely petrified". the show will be back next month on bbc one. time

manchester united manager's erik ten hag says he expects marcus rashford to stay at the club this seasonumours he's on his way to france but ten haag believes he'll stay. he is really important and you'll see from the first time i'm in, i'm really happy within and definitely i do not want to lose them and he will stay in manchester united. well manchester united and their ongoing issues in the transfer market is the subject of the latest edition of the football news show, thats online now on the bbc iplayer and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. natalie aspinall will become only the third woman to officiate in the premier league when she's the assistant referee at wolves v fulham. she's been promoted after six years in the efl. but admitted to the bbc sport, it's been a challenge to make the breakthrough. trying to get to the premier league was something i was told i could not do, i could not be involved in professional football. it's something i've worked hard to do, so i think, when i was given the opportunity and i knew i had a good season, for me, it was a

a new era at manchester united under erik ten hag but it's been a familiar story in their opening gameold trafford and brighton lead 2—0. pascal gross scoring twice. timothy castagne gave leicester the lead against brentford. and kieran dewsbury hall doubled it after half time. later, champions manchester city travel to west ham united. in the scottish premiership, it finished 1—1 between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win — but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibernian. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. francesco bagnaia has won the british motogp at silverstone to move up to fourth in the riders' standings. french riderjohann zarco lead from pole, but crashed out on just the fifth lap as he chased his first victory in the top category. italian rider bagnaia moved up from fifth on the grid to take the chequered flag for the second race in a r

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manchester united manager's erik ten hag says he expects marcus rashford to stay at the club this seasonhat i am really happy with him and definitely i don't want to lose him. he is in our plans so he will stay at manchester united. and there's much more on manchester united on the football news show, that's online now on the bbc iplayer and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. on day five of ryan giggs' trial in manchester, bodycam footage of a conversation between him and a police officer during his arrest has been played in court. the former manchester united and wales footballer denies assaulting his ex partner kate greville, and her younger sister. he denies all charges. 0ur correspondent laura scott was in court. the moment ryan giggs was arrested for allegedly assaulting his then girlfriend has been played to the jury here. police body cam footage from the 1st of november 2020 showed an earlier conversation between him and the police officer in which he said the couple had a bit of a tangle which involved her wanting to leave with her five—month—old cocke

manchester united manager erik ten hag has called on the fans to get behind the team with fears of morere bottom of the premier league after two defeats so far this season. the new manager says he hasn't been at united long enough to understand the full details behind the supporters discontent. ican i can only say that we always want to win, and we want the fans behind the club, and i can't understand, sometimes, i'm not that long in the club, i can see all the background, and we have to fight together, we have to be unified and fight together. this week's football news show is now available to watch on the iplayer and today it's taking a look at chelsea's new ownership. former blues defender michael duberry is among the guests reflecting on their start to the season. the realistic expectation is to be challenging for a title, that it is the demand of the club. can they challenge manchester city and liverpool? can they sustain it until the last, that is questionable. i think they need to boost their squad to do that. many years ago, we would have said, yes, let's get the champions leagu

the most recent suggested marcus rashford might be wanted by psg but new boss erik ten haag sez that'sith them. definitely i don't want to lose them. it's not a plan. we would not he will stay with manchester united. we would not he will stay with manchester united. well, manchester united and their ongoing issues in the transfer market is the subject of the latest edition ofthe football news show, thats online now on the bbc iplayer and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. the early kick off tomorrow will bring together for the first time as managers steven gerrard and frank lampard. for years the debate raged about whether the former liverpool and chelsea captains could play in the same midfield for england. well, at least aston villa against everton will prove they can at least share the same touchline. both sides lost their opening match of the season last weekend and the spotlight is intensifying on the managers notjust because of their famous playing careers. i know x break extremely well, i shared a dressing room for years, he's a fierce competitor and

erik ten hag's side were now holding on, his defenders back pedalling to stop this bicycle kick.s mike owners. so another big win for united then — building on that victory over rivals liverpool on monday. it's a first league triumph on the road since february — their manager feels the side are rising to the challenges they're being faced with. it has to be normal for united, you have to fight for it and know that we did that today, and that is what we did that today, and that is what we learn from the lesson at brentford. the winner against liverpool gave us a lot of belief because we know we can compete with the best team in the world, but against other teams you have to compete in the premier league, you have to fight, and we did much better than the last game against brentford once again, but now we know that, but still the start of the season has the results, and it is really tough and it is hard work, and everyone has to be conscious of that, everyone in the squad. the whole 90 minutes we tried really hard under— the whole 90 minutes we tried really hard under pressure to c

. >> [ applause ] i'm sorry, i have to come back because i forgot to thank erik and the mayor's office for all of their great work. [ applause ] senator weiner: next, i want to bring up mr. elias, from the farmer's market. >> hello everyone today. i would like to thank you especially senator weiner for bringing the funds. you have heard a little bit about the sf market. we have been proud members of the bayview point for many years. if you are not familiar with us, please come out and take a chance. we have bring food from farms around california around distribute to restaurants and more. we have a collection of warehouses but i like to think of it as food infrastructure, critical infrastructure. come see me and we'll give you a tour. if you want a taste of it, there are those bags and it's for you all. please take some delicious produce home. while connecting this from farms and consumers, it's critical because it's a non-profit enterprise who employ 500 people and those jobs provide job diversity and it's a great job and we support food access and we match make between food pantries

erik wasson, bloomberg reporter, thank you for your time. host: back to your phone calls.e are talking about the attorney general merrick garland defending that search on monday of former president trump's florida home and it was the former president last night who said he would not oppose the release of the warrant that federal agents used to enter his home. we will see what happens today. phone lines for republicans, democrats, and independents are on your screen. this is bob in tennessee. republican. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i've a statement about the washington post article about trump and the highly classified top secret documents with nuclear weapons. he is headed for a year and a half and nobody knew it? -- he has had it for a year and a half and nobody knew it? what congress needs to do -- to find a cure for trump derangement syndrome because half of the country has got it. this is ridiculous. they've been after president trump every day for seven years. these people are crazy. thank you for taking my call. host: bill in midland, michigan

at first they called her nameless erik, she also had another ancient name, which 350 points letter a what am i saying? i came from the krasnodar territory in my childhood dream to get on this program empty-handed. i did not come, so the gifts to the studio. and this is a gift from the residents of our village, the spring family asked to transfer it to tv show. this box was made by them, the village is small, everyone knew that i was coming here, so i came. none here. i brought my creative team with me. this is not a simple creative team, my mom and dad sing in it. start looking at the sky and at yourself. don't you see, just like i do, joy, everything will fill all your children, happiness, the life of a century will become inside, more love and a century of living life will flow, more people will flow. uh-huh this is real life all you need is more more love and will lead you more love will flow. that's not all. i also came with my son, he is the third in our large family in total, i have four of them, he is average, he prepared a verse written by me for you, please, i am today on th

erik ten hag, his manager, says he'll be staying at old trafford despite wanting to leave for a teams historic win at the women's euros — and it's already back to business for sarina wiegman and her lionnesses. world cup qualification is on the line this weekend. but as lydia campbell reports, the impact of that wembley win will continue to endure. one month ago, the eyes of england were fixed on wembley. filth. one month ago, the eyes of england were fixed on wembley.— were fixed on wembley. oh, it is in! chloe kelly! — were fixed on wembley. oh, it is in! chloe kelly! chloe _ were fixed on wembley. oh, it is in! chloe kelly! chloe kelly's _ were fixed on wembley. oh, it is in! chloe kelly! chloe kelly's iconic- chloe kelly! chloe kelly's iconic winner in extra _ chloe kelly! chloe kelly's iconic winner in extra time _ chloe kelly! chloe kelly's iconic winner in extra time over- chloe kelly! chloe kelly's iconic. winner in extra time over germany was english women's football's proudest moments to date. and a fitting end to a tournament that had broken records.— fitting end to a tourn

alex, thanks for bringing us up _ manchester united manager erik ten hag has said again he is "reallyyo vallecano last sunday. there were many players who left, but the spotlight is on cristiano, and that's not right. so but the spotlight is on cristiano, and that's not right.— and that's not right. so do your research and _ and that's not right. so do your research and make _ and that's not right. so do your research and make out - and that's not right. so do your research and make out that i and that's not right. so do your i research and make out that many players left — what is not correct, that's what i said. we have a top striker and i'm really happy he's here, he's in the squad, and we stick to the plan. of course, liverpool narrowly missed out on the title on the final day last season. they begin away at newly—promoted fulham tomorrow lunchtime. jurgen klopp says he's expecting a much tougher campaign this time round, with the league getting even stronger. all the team's improved, pretty much. everyone tries to improve, using the experience of last season, and these kinds of t

we saw the death of erik gardner. we are seeing the death of migrants in detention centers. these things are not disconnected. they are connected to a minority of extremists that don't believe for the rest of us know to be true. that immigrants make this country better, and we must do everything possible to uphold the rule of law in the church that i.c.e. and the officers are held accountable. >> greisas martinez rosas, thank you for joining us. she is the director of united we dream. next up, the primaries -- could be a hope for the democrats that midterms aren't lost just yet. we'll break it down. >> so you're telling me there is a chance. yeah! and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. cha

who are running to challenge them and erik got in and carry like in arizona. carry like for one example, has been probably pretending or she has some psychotic break at some points. interference. but she has been a lunatic. running -- has been on this running on how we need to arrest people over the last election. she's calling joe biden a legitimate. she has been really gilding the lily on all of these could spaces. it would be interesting if arizona republicans look at her and said, and, that's a step too far for us. because we haven't seen a lot of those encouraging signs. so this is not to say that robeson or schmidt deserve any praise for what they have done, but it's noteworthy that the most extreme candidates are not having a great night on the republican side tonight. and wall donald trump endorsed eric we don't know who it was don jr. or kimberly who endorsed greitens, and that nikki was endorsed by josh hawley and she is absolutely nowhere. jeremy besides what we are seeing in the polls tonight, we cannot ignore the investigation into january six. mo

could have been a little known erik mcelroy, a third eric who happens to be in the same race. in any case, brightest and mitt claimed that they and trump were endorsing them. can't make the stuff up. meanwhile polls are still open in the state of washington where to republican members of congress are facing primary challenges over their votes to impeach donald trump. jamie herrera butler and that new house are still of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump after the january 6th attack on the capitol. republican voters in their district are deciding today whether to toss them out for it. congressman herrera butler's primary is also worth keeping an eye on because her trump backed challenger has well documented tied to white when extremists and white nationalist. he told an interviewer quote, i don't think that is anything wrong with there being a white people special interest group. and quote. and another republican congressman who voted to impeach trump is facing a primary challenger, backed by the former president today. in the state of michigan where polls hav

saw erik? do you even care. melania? she wants to escape. mark meadows? who did it?n friends are talking to the 16 committee and the grand jury. who weren't your friends. maybe someone close? or who could've? be someone you trust? now you are the first president to have his home raided by the fbi. this is your legacy. that's bad donald. your father would be ashamed. and there's no one you can trust. no one. no one at all. they were never was. yikes! that will give you nightmares. the lincoln project, once again trying to get deep inside the former guy's head. that will take us off this evening. and on that note i wish you all a very good and safe night. from all of our colleagues across the network of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us and i will see you at the end of tomorrow. u at the end of tomorrow. >> we we literally have literally have a metric a metric ton of news to get ton of to tonight, we've been news to get to hearing some of it tonight, you've heard some including the latest on an of, it including the attack that took latest on that place at an