he was questioned by evan davis.k the scientists, who reviewed these 6,000 papers to produce this latest publication — 86 lead writers — do you literally think they don't believe what they have said? is that your contention? they're climate campaigners first, at the highest level. wow! but you're a climate campaigner more than they are. they're not even paid, these guys. you're paid. they're not paid. it's absolutely... go on. the study says that we've had about one degree of warming already. they don't consider the tremendous benefits that have flowed to humanity. sorry! again, you're trying to show you know more about the science than the scientists! some viewers thought myron ebell had no place as a guest on the programme, with dr mike ward writing... and the author philip pullman tweeted his agreement. the editor of newsnight, esme wren, took to twitter before the programme aired to say... that charge of false equivalence refers to the bbc‘s perceived practice in the past of balancing the views of the majority of

here's evan davis. tonight, we go back to visit american troops we first met in iraq a decade ago.ere are they now? how are they faring? we find not all is well in an extraordinary film, so dojoin me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. the headlines tonight: limited opportunities this season, but loftus—cheek took his chance tonight —a hat—trick as chelsea beat bate borisov in the europa league. forget ocean's eleven, it's all about emery‘s eleven as arsenal maintain their winning streak at sporting lisbon. and they're calling it the ‘highest tour in history'. the peloton will have more ear—popping climbs than ever in the 2019 tour de france. if service i am really looking forward to preparing for now. it would be the dream for me to go for a first win. —— a fifth win. hello, and welcome to sportsday. we'll start with a mixed bag of results in the europa league for the four british sides in action. it was a night to remember for chelsea's hat—trick hero reuben loftus—cheek, and arsenal made

join me and evan davis for newsnight now on bbc2. here on bbc one time for the news where you are.. welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. more boos at full—time for mourinho‘s man united — they slump to a dreary goalless draw in the champions league there's better news for the team across town though — a late goalfrom david silva helps manchester city come from behind in hoffenheim. and we'll take a look inside a centre designed for those seriously injured playing sport as the matt hampson foundation officially opens. hello and welcome to sportsday. well after their opening round loss, manchester city bounced back with a 2—1 win away at hoffenehim. they did leave it late though, david silva with the winner three minutes from time. it was hoffenheim's first home appearance in the group stages of the competition. ben croucher watched the action for us. as manchester city striker win the champions league for hockenheim simply getting here has been a story in the german tear in the 90s to the top table tonight. how best to mark the occasion? that will do it. inside the box of the

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, with evan davis.e on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up, kane leads the premier league charge for the ballon d'or. he's made it onto the 30—man list of nominees again. england have two on the list for the first women's ballon d'or. we'll catch up with the squad ahead of tomorrow night's friendly against australia. and we'll hear from the wigan and warrington camps ahead of saturday's grand final, with sam tomkins hoping to bow out with another trophy. as soon as i decided that i was going to leave the club, you know, my focus was to win a trophy and leave the way i did in 2013, which was really special. welcome along to sportsday with me, sarah mulkerrins. more premier league players than ever before have been nominated for the prestigious title of world footballer of the year — the ballon d'or. 11 out of the 30 play in the top flight of english football. just the one english player. no surprises, it's harry kane — the second successive year he's m

here's evan davis. conservative mps have backed theresa may this evening.t worry, you can expect them to revert to the usual business of bad—mouthing her soon. we'll hear from the education secretary damian hinds. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up. it's 50 up for mo salah at liverpool, as they brush aside red star at anfield. 10—man tottenham's champions league woes continue. they're held to a 2—2 draw at psv eindhoven. first no england call up — now, no club matches for gloucester‘s danny cipriani. he gets a three—week ban for his red card against munster. hello and thanks forjoining us. drought. what goal drought? mohamed salah scored twice to reach a half—century of liverpool goals in theirfour nil champions league win over red star belgrade at anfield tonight. jurgen klopp‘s side seemed to find their groove after some recent lacklustre performances, and the victory puts them top of group c, ahead of napoli and paris st. germain who drew 2—2 in the othe

he was questioned by evan davis.hest level. wow! but you're a climate campaigner more than they are. they're not even paid, these guys. you're paid. they're not paid. it's absolutely... go on. the study says that we've had about one degree of warming already. they don't consider the tremendous benefits that have flowed to humanity. sorry! again, you're trying to show you know more about the science than the scientists! some viewers thought myron ebell had no place as a guest on the programme, with dr mike ward writing... and the author philip pullman tweeted his agreement. the editor of newsnight, esme wren, took to twitter before the programme aired to say... that charge of false equivalence refers to the bbc‘s perceived practice in the past of balancing the views of the majority of scientists, that significant, man—made climate change exists, with the minority who challenge that analysis. but achieving a balance of that kind is not now the bbc‘s policy, as was made clear by an internal briefing memo, sent to news s

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would resemble the stature of former associate justice charles evans hughes in his years at hughes hubbard. or, the practice like john w davis. for the practice of former presidential candidate wilbur wilkie. in secrecy, just as jackson negotiated with the partners an agreement that would have brought him from the court to new york to lead what was then the simpson stature law firm. it would've been renamed jackson simpson stature. but by early 1944, jackson decided not to pull the trigger. so, a scenario that he did pursue, at least privately, with president roosevelt, as the fourth term question was approaching, was again, the vice presidency. or, should fdr not run, perhaps a presidential candidacy. wallace was not desired. by many democrats and it included fdr. in those months, as part of getting ready, robert jackson drafted an autobiography. it is a candidate book. it was never published. it is a book unlike today's candidate book, actually written by the prospective candidate. setting out his rise from nowhere to his life story. jackson also drafted a private constitutional analysis that would have furthered his vice

evan, stay with me. also joining me now, we have with us "new york times" white house reporter julie hish feld davis andtrump campaign and paul manafort who is now cooperating with the mueller probe. let me start with you. how significant do you think it is that cohen had this meeting today and were you president trump, how worried would you be? >> i would be very worried if i was president trump and it's because this is somebody who was right at his side and we even heard in that little excerpt from the tapes how unguarded trump was talking to him and he's used to letting his hair down, talking freely, musing about things, that's what makes somebody like cohen so dangerous. he's right there and they're not planning litigation. they're not planning to defend against an investigation. they're just talking so he's going to be forthright. >> and when your colleagues at the a.p. sat down with president trump and asked about michael cohen, boy, the hurt feelings are still right there on the surface. president trump lashing out, still we saw this in the immediate aftermath of when michael cohen's office was f

evan weaver doesn't care. the big man manages to stay on his feet and return it. yards. reach for the pylon and get the score. cal takes a 12-7 lead. fourth quarter browning back in. davisthe lops and nearly brings down the interception but he drops it. ugh. fumbled out of his hands. 12-10 the final. this could be a turning point for head coach wilcox's program. >> i just think everybody on the team played hard. we knew it would be a battle. i know they came in expecting to win the game. it's huge. it gives validation to everything we're doing. just love the guys and their effort. how they bring it every day. i'm really happy and proud of them. for them to be in this position and feel this excitement is awesome for our program. >> stanford hosting washington state. costello finds his favorite target. that's his tenth touchdown reception of the year. washington state scored the next 14 states. minchu, an easy toss. walk in touchdown for the cougars. costello was 34 of 43. four touchdowns in this game. he finds kaidan smith for a score. cardinal leading by 11 at the half. the washington state came back, took the lead in the fourth. three yards to bell. cougars up by seven