while one floyd missed the subject, one intern baby—sitting.sed the subject, one intern ba by—sitting. liverpool cannot price a part. discipline axes that they would get it, someone intervened. in liverpool goal did not come. who knows at this fixture well set the title once again? a difficult game for different reasons. but we did not have 15 chances, but we have five or six really big ones. we have to respect that, it is not perfect, still good enough. i was a success because it isa enough. i was a success because it is a difficult away game. —— always a success. two other games in the premier league today... both featuring clubs with new managers... brendan rodgers took his new leicester city side to watford. scott parker was in charge at fulham, for a derby with chelsea. andy swiss watched the action... new manager, same old problems. four minutes and, i head through the thought after the wobbly start. jamie seems to have secured them a point. the hornets had a stink in detail. andre grey found, a gas winner. they're both continue. detail.

weight divisions, conor mcgregor turned his hand to boxing in 2016 to fight, and ultimately lose to, floyd most watched bouts in history. he was then charged with assault after attacking a bus in brooklyn. his last fight ended in defeat and a post—fight brawl which saw him suspended for six months. and this month, he was arrested again after a row with a selfie—seeking fan. with his flair for the theatrical, we cannot rule out seeing his fist his mother once that he was born with his fists clenched. with his flair for the theatrical, we cannot rule out seeing his fist in action once more. natalie pirks, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are brexit editor of the telegraph asa bennett and political commentator jane merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph reports conservative mps are going to demand a resignation date from theresa may in return for backing her brexit deal, next to a piece by once leadership hopeful boris johnson

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he is identified as 39-year- old floyd brown. this happened at an extended stay america in rockford, 80 miles northwest of chicago. a u.s. marshals fugitive task force was trying to serve a warrant. brown shot the deputy as they approached that room. >> happening now, paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chair is scheduled to be sentenced in alexandria virginia, court in matter of minutes. he is 65 years old. he could get up to 20 years in prison. next week, he will be sentenced in a separate case in washington, d.c.,le washington, d.c. >>> here is a look at some of the other top stories that we are following. in the last half hour, the sonoma county board approved funds to help people clean up the russian river flood. curbside collection of some that have debris will begin on monday. the county declared a state of emergency after last week's flood. the hope is that the state will reimburse the county for some of the costs. >>> there is optimism that a teacher strike can be avoided in the san ramon school district. ag

the suspect floyd brown was arrested after a standoff.ice chase through illinois. he crashed his car and barricaded himself in the vehicle for several hours. he will face state and federal murder charges. >>> god wanted to acquit a woman charged with sex trafficking. that's what a texas judge actually told a jury. now that judge has been publicly warned by the state's judicial commission. in january of last year judge robison was presiding over the trial and walked into the jury room and told jurors he had been praying about the case. he said god informed him the defendant was innocent and asked jurors to reverse their guilty verdict. they refused. he told the judicial panel he was under extreme stress and doctors say he was suffering from a mental condition, but that it was temporary. >>> police in boulder, colorado, launching an internal investigation after an officer pulled a gun on a black man collecting trash on his own property. >> take your hand off your gun. >> you're on my property with a dwun in your hand right now. you're going

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in two weight divisions, mcgregor turned his hand to boxing in 2017 to fight and ultimately lose to floyds then charged with assault after taking a bus in brooklyn. his last match saw him suspended for six months. earlier this month he was again after a row with a selvie seeking fan. mcgregor‘s mother once said he was born with his fists close. with his flairfor the theatrical, we can't rule out seeing those vests in action once more. natalie —— natalie pirks, bbc news. now to claims that world rugby are "out of touch with the smaller nations" — according to one former tongan international. it follows plans for a new nations championship — a competition that would involve the top 12 teams in the world and see promotion and relegation to a second tier. nick hope reports. beauty and brutality. seasonal storms mean life you can change in an instant. but tongans are resista nt, an instant. but tongans are resistant, with an inner and outer strength which has made their rugby union players global successes for generations. but some fear the new world nations championship could change that. it

so that sounded to me a funky floyd. pay the bill. in the studio show that home to you go without windows are good for your ha ha. can socialism bring about a radian future a growing number of voters seem to think so what do these voters and some members of congress mean by socialism free stuff for all the state controlling the means of production orders. why are so many falling out of love with capitalism. during the great depression almost remember there was most of my family were employed. there wasn't it was bed much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo duo engineer elections manufacture consent and other principles according to no on. one set of rules for the rich. that's what happens when you put her into the. roof will switch is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most

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new zealand has long been known floyd. atmosphere easygoing peaceful coexistence. muslims make up one percent of the population it's a minority that's never been a target of hatred before the perpetrator who struck during friday prayers is a white supremacist from australia. apart from the indigenous maori population new zealand is a country made up of immigrants from countries around the world ranging from europe to lebanon but tension among different social and religious groups is on the rise a decade ago stories of racist violence against indian students were rife in the australian media today most sena phobia seems to target muslims. especially refugees arriving by boat some fleeing war in syria and afghanistan. the hostage taking incidents in sydney four years ago sparked the formation of extremist islam phobic political groups such as united patriots reclaim astray and australia first party. prime minister they're regarded by others as nationalist right wing populists with violent new nazis in their ranks members include individuals who make provocative anti

just last year, boxer floyd mayweather made his comeback year.o ra ptors the games between the toronto raptors and the houston rockets. and while japan might have hoped for full regular—season match here, the nba are promising something just as good. —— saitama. nba are promising something just as good. -- saitama. what you should expect from this event is the real—life nba experience, you will have two commanders teams playing at a very high level, you will have been nba mascots here, you'll have the nba dance teams here. you will have all the excitement that you would have if you in toronto or in houston or any other nba arena, japanese fans will be treated to a nba event. the rockets have played injapan nba event. the rockets have played in japan before, back nba event. the rockets have played injapan before, back in 1992 when nba came here every year. that will be the dream now for basketball fans injapan, it and laying the foundations for some of the world's sporting cities, the game like this could be just the start. i was actually in japan

image is here just because it sounded to me a fuckwit floyd. a little. a little studio show that how you go without windows when you're ha ha. kind of financial for vinyl john today was all about money laundering first to visit this cash in the three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up something in your something in america something overseas or cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in the progress if we decide to deal with both of them or need to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering highly illegal. watch guys record. play. i do think the numbers mean something they've met or us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent world market thirty percent some with four hundred to five hundred thre

nancy floyd and wallace lee. >> my name is nancy floyd and i live at the brannen and own clean technology at 555 mission street. i believe the navigation centre is a flawed proposal and will exact a huge proposal for the city at large. there are two reasons that i'll focus on. first is location. we've heard a lot about it and this is a densely populated neighbor with lots of families and seniors. there's no navigation centre in the city that sits if a residential setting, never mind one as densely populated as this. for more schools and childcare centres in this neighborhood than in any other neighborhood in the city. everyday thousands of city residents bike, walk and navigate to get to work here in southbeach and soma. this is our immediate neighborhood but this is a larger community, tourists and sports and intern attemp. there are thousands of giant stands that make their way from public transportation and that number will increase as the chase centre is complete. i visited the navigation centre at fifth and bryant and what i observed is homeless outside of the centre, homeless roamin

floyd brown is in his car after he was stopped by police. for now the identity of the u.s. marshall has not been released. >>> a former florida police officer has been convicted of killing a man whose car was stalled on the highway back in 2015. he shot corey jones while undercover and prosecutors say the officer never identified himself taking jones to leave he was getting robbed and led him to flee with his gun but never firing it. the officer faces life in prison. >>> president trump's formal attorney, former suing the trump organization saying that the company broke a contract and refused to pay his legal fees after he started to cooperate with federal prosecutors. he said he is owed nearly $2 million. in august he pleaded guilty to tax crimes and lying to congress and campaign finance violations. >>> in a few moments manafort will learn his fate. he is in the courtroom today for the first of two sentencing hearings. he is facing 25 years in prison for charges of tax and bank fraud. sentencing is related to other counts of witness tampering and money laundering next wee

thankfully the survival rate for floyd cancer is relatively high. katrin bergdahl still on the way of life saving surgery enough but silicates illness but what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports person yeah because you have to you have to live every day or even. every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch so and. as a goalkeeper we have a i don't know why we have a bad road system we have pricing people. i wouldn't say i haven't but yeah i think the mentality or from the goalkeeper me through does wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. on the board every week i was on the bench i played my first f.a. cup game against we won at this day i played fetus wow so i think i just days to actually play for me. one year after the diagnosis she got her first call up for the germany national team which she hopes to continue to represent especially with the world cup just around the corner. i work in lots of good vs so i think. it was a little bit about time and i enjoyed every single minute and hopefu

floyd bro was eventually stopped on the interstate. pointing his rifle at officers, at one point during the chase. brn barricaded himself for hours before police apprehended him. he has been identifd as jacob, a 12-year veteran. he's been attempting to serve an arrest warrant. he was transported to a local hospital where he later nje said of hisies. >> reporter: a man has struck again. hey arestsed roger avl roddo after he allegedly used ar lat to gain access to taylor swift's apartment. w noas inside. he was recently released from jail after serving six months for brockin into swift's home last april. >> in colorado wide-spread danger after several major avalanches left drivers trapped in their cars. we get more from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it's the worst avalanchseason, calling this widespread across colorado. they're trigging slides this one to mitigate the threat. one burying cars, another cutting off i 70 before sunrise, the third rupturing a gasline. >> this is an unusual season. quite historic. >> reporr: with traffic at a

kind of course it was the most god and that was just trying to ignore the news simply wasn't going to floyd since the beginning of the protestant on february twenty second that journalists and media had had very informal you know guidelines not to cover the protest and they didn't want the beginning of june t.v. where having you know several t.v. shows coast to ones that and documentaries and there was no coverage on what so ever about what was going gone and the street then when i marched with the students in the university of the next nominee not do that on february twenty sixth one of the slogans somewhere yes a half a week until better which means that. you media where did you go it was very significant only even in the flick oh it. too is the main national t.v. channel for this very unusual for much of an open debate between a couple of major. figures on the political crisis given the kind. to be able. to openly you know the question of the question of transition it was taken by a lot of sign that things were moving. before when they'd been try not to talk about the protests at all. ev

weight divisions, conor mcgregor turned his hand to boxing in 2016 to fight, and ultimately lose two, floydst watched bouts in history. he was then charged with assault after attacking a bus in brooklyn. his last fight ended in defeat and a post—fight brawl which saw suspended for six months. and this month, he was arrested again, after a row with a selfie—seeking fan. with his flair for the theatrical, we cannot rule out seeing his fist in action once more. let's get more on this from former mma fighter, dan hardy, whojoins us live. dan, we've heard this before, do you think he really is going to turn his back on the sport? absolutely not. he is getting exactly what he wanted, he cast that pebble out early hours this morning, and ripples are still going through social media. this is exactly what he wanted. 0nce social media. this is exactly what he wanted. once i turned my phone and today, it was like i was on a fruit machine, the messages coming through. this is the kind of thing that conor mcgregor does. he did the same thing the last time there was a title fight on, and he wasn't involv

of the sixth highest selling events mcgregor also ventured into boxing to fight unbeaten american floyd mayweather jr that bounce was the second most sport pape if you fight in boxing history with four point three million buys it is though it's to be remembered he has actually retired before in april twenty sixth the macgregor said it decided to quit the sport young only to then go on and fight night diaz a few months later well it's so not so sports correspondent who joins us from london just how seriously should we take this announcement. well of oath this is not the first time in the economy gregor has retired from mixed martial arts and not the first time that he's retired on social media and that other time in twenty six dany of course very quickly said that he regrets that he was falling out with the sports bosses came back and forth again obviously we live in and this idea of social media where someone can come out and say something that they then go back home quickly box even if this was an official press conference he thought it through and said it what has happened throughout

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marshal task force trying to serve a warrant to floyd brown, a wanted fugitive. police say brown fired shots at the officer and a woman inside the hotel. the woman is was an acquaintance of brown's and is expected to be okay. moments ago brown was taken into custody. >>> a former florida police officer was found guilty for the shooting death of a stranded driver in 2015. the plain clothes officer newman ra nouman raja. the whole encounter was recorded on a phone call the tow truck company had. >> if it was not for the tape recording, then this police officer would have got away with murder. >> raja is the first florida officer to be convicted of an on duty shooting in nearly 30 years. he's set to be sentenced next month and faces life in prison. >>> president trump's former lawyer michael cohen is suing the trump organization. he says the company broke a contract and refused to pay his legal fees after he started to cooperate with federal prosecutors. cohen says he is owed nearly $2 million from costs associated with investigations by congress and special counsel

for floyd. the block chain jaensch and others are working on goes way beyond bitcoin. it will not only revolutionize money transfer but contracts of all kinds. it will allow complete strangers to deal with each other directly and for all we rely on mathematics and cryptography as long as the system runs this program and we know exactly what will happen if you enter into a contract that specifies an amount of time and conditions then you can be certain of the outcome eliminates the need for trust. trust in the code a revolutionary idea but again she wants to take things even further. and we want to give things their own bank accounts for example i can go to a bank today and open an account as a private person or as a company but my car can't open one my charging station can't get one either knocking my locks we're connecting things through the block chain so that they can accept or make payments and enter into complex contracts. that they know what's to my is going to visit a test customer on behalf of the big energy provider. her star share in charge is trying to solve

officials say officer keltner, a 12-year ven, was serving a warrant on 39-year-old floyd e. brown, wanted in several counties and for parole violation. >> the fact that it's a law enforcement officer obviously doesn't change the basic investigation very much, but it does add to the emotions of the police officers. >> reporter: police say the suspect fired at the officer with a rifle and a female acquaintance found in the hotel room was suffering from a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound. authorities say no officers used their weapon at the hotel. police say the suspect's vehicle crashed near lincoln, illinois, prompting an hours-long standoff. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> in colorado this evening, there is widespread danger after several major avalanches leaving drivers trapped in their cars, and officials there are sounding the alarm tonight. we get more from miguel almaguer. >> over that car right now. >> oh my god. >> reporter: it's the worst avalanche season in 50 years. calling this kind of danger widespread across colorado, teams are triggering slides like this one

marshals attempted to serve an arrest warrant to a man named floyd brown at a hotel. police say brown began shooting through the door and continued as he fled striking deputy jacob keltner in the parking lot. he died at the hospital. >> jake was a great guy. he is dedicated. he was hard working. he volunteered for the position that he served in. came from a law enforcement family. >> brown led police on a 2.5- hour chase. he crashed and was taken into custody. a woman who was with brown at the hotel was also wounded. she was not charged. brown is facing state and federal murder charges. >>> in san jose, police have captured a man accused of being a naked peeping tom and terrorizing an upper class neighborhood. this is not the first time the suspect has been arrested for the same crime. police say home surveillance video captures the man walking up to a home naked, knocking on the door and looking through a window. it's happened on two separate occasions in the last few weeks. a third time, the suspect is seen in a purple dress smoking a cigarette before exposing himse

police say the suspect, floyd brown, barricaded himself inside the room, firing a shotgun out of theindow. keltner was hit and taken to the hospital where he died. brown got away, leading police on a chase that ended in a crash 170 miles away. he was arrested after an hour's long standoff with police. >>> the wisconsin man charged with kidnapping 13-year-old jayme closs is reportedly planning to plead guilty. a tv station in minnesota is reporting that jake patterson wrote a letter to a correspondent saying that he wanted to plead guilty because he didn't want closs' family to worry about a trial. patterson is accused of holding closs for 88 days in a cabin after kidnapping her last october. she escaped in january. patterson is also charged with killing her parents. >>> singer r. kelly could be released from a chicago jail as early as today. a judge put him back behind bars earlier this week for not paying child support. this comes as two of kelly's accusers are reacting to his comments in an interview with gayle king. jericka duncan has more on that. >> reporter: on "cbs this mornin

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the suspect, 39-year-old floyd brown, was wanted in at least three counties. police say as marshals executed the warrant, the suspect shot through the door, hitting deputy jacob keltner, who died at the hospital. >> based on the information we have at this point, no law enforcement officers fired any rounds in this incident. >> reporter: brown escaped in his car, leading police 22 and a half hours south on interstate 55. he crashed 151 miles from where the shooting began. police have closed off the major highway and brought traffic to a standstill. jeff, as you mentioned, the suspect was arrested just moments ago. and we have confirmed that officers used tear gas to get him out of the car. the standoff lasted more than four hours. jeff. >> glor: all right, adriana, thank you very much. late today, the house overwhelmingly approved an anti-hate resolution. this was sparked by recent comments by freshman democrat ilhan omar, who suggested that israel's supporters in the u.s. have split loyalties. house democrats proposed a resolution condemning anit broadened it

john floyd younker the european commission president has also said he's not opposed to an extension of article fifty however he stipulates that he doesn't want to see that go beyond the end of may essentially that the u.k. doesn't have to field candidates in the upcoming parliamentary elections amongst the heads of government a manual on the french president has said that now is not the time for a negotiation he will not accept britain saying we want to extend article fifty because we want to renegotiate he says he will accept an article fifty extension only if. the u.k. i beg your pardon see it's very easy to get confused if the u.k. wants to re-evaluate its strategy the german foreign minister heiko must speak from here in berlin he said now's the time essentially for london to say what it wants. those in london need to know what they want and say what they want and decide what they want and rather than having a disorderly breaks it it would be better to delay it or we've also heard from the deputy e.u. negotiator chief negotiator being well and she was quoting the dutch prime minist