the national football association said it wanted to discourage the blind pursuit of short—term resultsrove up prices. there's been speculation that chelsea star diego costa could leave stamford bridge for a move to china. but now chinese clubs which are losing money will have to match any spending on new players by donating the same amount to a domestic football development fund although most chinese teams are not profitable. a host of star foreign players have signed to chinese super league teams for huge sums in recent years. marco silva has resigned as hull city manager after the club's relegation from the premier league the portuguese took the job

our main headlines this evening: the football association will introduce new rules that could see playersr feigning injury from next season. harry kane hits four as spurs humble leicester city in the premier league. superb celtic still unbeaten in scotland after a victory at partick thistle. but there's defeat for britain'sjohanna konta to ninth seed venus williams at the italian 0pen. good evening. lots to come, including an exciting evening of football up and a down the country, but first we begin with the football association, and it's biggest set of reforms in decades. one of the changes we will see from next season will replicate that seen in scotland — a new panel that will review incidents where players are alleged to have dived orfeign injury. if found unanimously guilty of the new charge of successful deception of a match official, players will be banned. here's the view of crystal palace boss sam alla rdyce. well, it is utter rubbish because what about the lad gets booked that did not dive? what they're going to do with that one? are they going to say, that is unlucky, next time

the heads of four nordic football associations wrote to the fifa president because they had been made aware of allegations, norwegian magazine about the use of north korean workers building the saint petersburg stadium. subsequent to that, the president has written back and said that he is aware of these north korean. a monitoring committee that these are implemented found evidence of north korean is working there in late 2016. they say those workers are no longer there but they did raisea workers are no longer there but they did raise a point about the appalling conditions, quote unquote, that they may have been subjected to. the norwegian magazine reports that the north koreans were subjected to living conditions with no running water, no heat. they got an answer today after putting a list of questions to russia 2018. no response but feature is saying in a statement that they are aware of this and they have protocols in place, they are monitoring and they courted and they saw it and they we re courted and they saw it and they were aware of it. as far as they are concerned it has not

a one—minute silence, the duke of cambridge as capacity of chairman of the football association —— andds. also play—off finals, so 250,000 fans through the doors over the next while. 20 years ago, ruud, will chelsea win it, stronger on paper? on paper, very good. they are the strongest team the whole year. the rest have to adapt to it. arsenal will adapt it, mirror their tactics in order to stop chelsea. arsenal have the defensive worries. we will have team news in the next ten minutes or something like that. you talk about systems, and in a simple way, antonio conte chased everything when they were beaten 3—0 by arsenal in september and go back to what she did best in italy. by arsenal in september and go back to what she did best in italym was clever thing to do. if you started with it and it didn't work, he would have a problem. he kept on going until it was there. he changed it, did it withjoe venters, the national team, and in italy, it, did it withjoe venters, the nationalteam, and in italy, —— juventus. for your first season in the premier league to win the league and do the dou

chelsea might be the champions but the manager of the ladies team has accused the football associationll as an afterthought. first we have some more football headlines. both england and wales have named their squads for their respective world cup qualifiers next month. wales are certainly looking to the future, and wayne rooney is also looking to his, because he's been left out by gareth southgate. england's record goalscorer also says that a decision about his club football will be revealed in the next couple of weeks. our reporter david ornstein has been taking a close look at both squads named today. the domestic football season may be drawing to a close but there are still important games to be played at international level. let's start with england and the 25 man squad that gareth southgate has named to face scotland and france. the big news is the omission of wayne rooney. he remains the official captain, the all—time leading scorer and the most capped outfield player but his last england goal was against iceland at euro 2016 and he has only started 15 matches for manchester unit

at stonewall‘s rainbow laces summit at old trafford, professional footballers' association chief — gordonhe didn't know of a single gay male footballer currently playing the game. it may well be that a player wants to be known as a football player, not as the first gay footballer. it's the same with... it's been the same with many of our issues, without somebody prepared to take the heat and then others to follow and feel confident to follow. it becomes very difficult. roger federer has pulled out of this month's french open. federer says he's decided to skip the clay court season. he's not injured, he says scheduling is the reason for missing the grand slam, as he wants to concentrate on the grass court season that follows. the italian 0pen began today and britain's number three aljaz bedene will face novak djokovic in the second round, maria sharapova is guaranteed a place in the qualifying competition for wimbledon, after she won herfirst—round match in the women's tournament in rome. she earned enough ranking points with a straight—sets victory over christine mchale. if she reaches th

claim the game isn't in their jurisdiction, and neither does kick it out, or the professional football associationing on their hands. roma striker francesco totti is to retire at the end of the season. the serie a club say the 40—year—old, who has scored 250 goals in more than 600 appearances for the club, will take on a new non—playing role. appearing for his country at all levels from under—15s, totti scored nine goals in 58 senior appearances for italy, winning the world cup in 2006, when they defeated france in a penalty shoot out in berlin. voting is under way in the annual bbc women's footballer of the year award. it's one award that brazilian icon marta is yet to win. the five—time fifa world player of the year has recently moved to play for orlando pride in the us, after three years in sweden. and as she tells us the last 12 months have been pretty special. hi, my name is marta. i think people should vote for me because everything that i do i do with love. translation: it was an exciting time. it was a big rush, but it was worth it because it was an historic moment for me. and you can cast

at stonewall‘s rainbow laces summit at old trafford, professional footballers' association chief gordonle gay male footballer currently playing the game. it may well be that a player wants to be known as a football player and not as the first gay footballer. it's been the same with any of our is use. without somebody prepared to ta ke is use. without somebody prepared to take the lead and others to follow and feel confident to follow, it becomes very difficult. jonny brownlee says he cannot afford to make any mistakes, if he's to become world triathlon champion. he was caught up in a crash in yokohama at the weekend — his bike was broken and he finished in 42nd place. he is fine and says he is ready to continue with his campaign. i'm 0k, surprisingly. a very lucky that i didn't break any bones. i feel i'm in good shape. looking forward to changing it in leeds and making it right. yourfirst forward to changing it in leeds and making it right. your first reaction is to get the bike and hopefully carry on racing. i realised that my bike was broken and i wasn't able to continue. i don't lik

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the football association encourages chelsea and arsenal supporters to arrive as early as possible for. we want, of course, the best level of security and like in france we have an emergency stage. it is not visible what the police are doing, usually but you want, of course, the best level of security. you want people to enjoy life and they come out and they have their concerts and it is unacceptable and sat. i was in paris on the night where it happened on november 13 2015. it is a huge shock and our solidarity and compassion is completely total with the manchester city. barcelona on argentina side —— has lost his court case. he is not expected to go to jailand case. he is not expected to go to jail and has already been fined two and a quarter million dollars. first offences a re and a quarter million dollars. first offences are usually suspended in spain. his father had also been convicted of tax fraud. in the asian champions league shanghai is ipg will take a 2—1 lead into their next match. despite a home bling goal was set up but still gave their side a slight advantage. we we re t

the football association has agreed to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive or feign injury season. the decision was made at a meeting of its shareholders this afternoon — when a range of reforms was also passed which means the governing body will continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall is here... we will start with these diving bands. how exactly will they be enforced? this is something that has been on the mind of the fa for some time. they have created a new offence of and this system has been placed in scotland since 2011. they have punished three players this season have punished three players this season for this kind of offence. in england, it will work in a similar way. a 3—person panel consisting of a former match official, former player and a former manager will review footage from the weekend looking for cases of simulation, specifically a player winning a penalty and fairly or getting an opponent sent off. any player that they find unanimously guilty will be given a suspension. the reaction to this has been somewhat mixed. robert

most football associations have it easy. they'll need to pick the best players who then play for their country. we in myanmar have to look for talent at the grassroots level. numerous currently 166 in world rankings, that they are trying -- myanmar currently ranks 166 in the world, but they are trying to take the steps to a new era of glory. host: we will have an in-depth look at france a week before the presidential election. íhh?dÑ'óóóóóóóy ♪ [theme music] ♪ [theme music] >>>ernabel demillo: hi. i'm ernabel demillo. welcome to asian american life. we're at the asia society museum where they exhibit some of the world's finest collection of contemporary and traditional asian and asian american art. >>>one of their exhibits, the golden visions of densatil: a tibetan buddhist monastery, brings together for the first time art from the

. >> the italian football association has rescinded a one match ban. they walked off the pitch in response to a racist, and he received. they were booked for protesting when he reported this abuse. the decision earned him a second yellow card. even the united nations called on the authorities to take action. >> a quick reminder of the top stories we are checking for you. it is the final day of campaigning in france ahead of the presidential election. emmanuel macron was traded to selfies on his last walkabout, marine le pen was booed. that is dw news, coming to you live from berlin. i am sarah harmon. join me again at the top of the hour. see you then. (whimsical music) - [narrator] it's been more than 70 years since the us dropped two atomic bombs on japan, ushering in the nuclear age. for decades, global politics were dominated by talk of mutually assured destruction between russia and the us. now the nuclear status quo is changing. nine nations are nuclear powers, and non-state actors are upending cold war era strategy. how can leaders stop countrie

the football association will review its association with betting firms and alcohol companies.barton for 18 months for breaking rules on gambling. he criticised them for having a dependence on betting companies. the chairman of the fa told the times that he had raised theissue told the times that he had raised the issue when he took over at the start of the season. a report is expected in the summer. novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vajda who has been with him for most of professional career. djokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy murray last year. he says "i am a hunter and my biggest goal spark on the court again." he'll tour alone until he finds a new head coach. england are 2 is—1. —— 21—1. they need 127 to win the first match of the summer. follow that on the bbc news website. i'll be back with a little bit more later on bbc news. let's go live to merseyside. we will get the results of the city regional mayoral election. i remember when i was first elect as a councillor for faza kerley ward. was first elect as a c

the football association in england says it will introduce retrospective bans for any players who diveng a match. the new rule will be applied across english football from next season. the fa says incidents will be reviewed by a panel and if they reach a unanimous decision, the player involved will receive a two—match ban. finally, rescue crews have used a crane to save a horse stuck in thick mud in florida. the mare, called kiersa, was anaesthetised before an excavator crane lifted her out of a thick, muddy pond. she was examined and washed down, before shakily standing up. she survived the ordeal without any broken bones. chinese and philippine officials are holding their first bilateral consultations on disputed islands in the south china sea. philippine president rodrigo duterte has opted to court china for its business and investment and to try to avoid the rows over sovereignty that dogged his predecessors. china and southeast asian countries agreed on thursday to a framework for a long—mooted code of conduct for the disputed south china sea. the paracel and spratly islands are c

in a letter to the presidents of four nordic football associations infantino also acknowledged that someat the zenit arena in st petersburg. wayne rooney says he has "more or less" decided about his manchester united future — but won't say what that is for another two weeks. as for the 31 year old's international career, well that looks to be coming to a close. england's record scorer has been been left out again by head coach gareth southgate who's named his squad to face scotland and france next month. rooney has been a bit player in his club sides season, with former club everton or the chinese super league possible destinations if he leaves old trafford. marco silva has resigned as hull city manager after the club's relegation from the premier league the portuguese took the job injanuary on a deal until the end of the season but couldn't save them from the drop to the championship. the club were relegated in the penultimate week of the season. dutchman tom dumoulin took a massive step towards winning the giro d'italia when he fended off some desperate attacks by colombian nairo quint

world cup qualifier against chile and they have upheld the appeal, lodged by the argentine football associationas reportable —— reportable. novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including the man who had been with him for most of his career. he was knocked off the top of the rankings by andy murray last year. explaining his decision, he said, i am a hunter and my biggest goal is to find the winning spark on the court again. djokovic will tour alone until he finds a new head coach. england's cricketers have started a busy summer cricketers have started a busy summer with a big win over ireland. seven wickets was the margin of victory. adil rashid claimed his first five wicket haul. alex hales joe root scored most of the runs as they reached their target with 30 overs to spare. they meet again on sunday. they are the strong side that have been as before. we do not ta ke that have been as before. we do not take them lightly. —— that have beaten us before. putting in a clinical performance is as good as we can ask for. that win the emphasises how you ruthlessly need to be. with many s

the football association in england says it will introduce retrospective bands for any players who diedrfake an injury. incidents will be reviewed by a panel and if they reach a unanimous decision, the player involved will receive a two match ban. and, finally, rescue ci’ews match ban. and, finally, rescue crews have used a crane to save this horse that was stuck in mud in florida. the horse was an exercise that for an excavator crane lifted her out of a thick muddy pond. —— anaesthetised. she survive the ordeal without any broken bones. chinese and philippine officials are to hold their first bilateral consultations on disputed islands in the south china sea. the philippine president has opted to try and avoid a row over sovereignty adopted predecessors. china and south—east asian countries agreed on thursday toa asian countries agreed on thursday to a framework for a long mooted code of conduct, part of the disputed south china sea. the islands are claimed by six nations. more on this we're joined now by an associate professor at the university of the philippines. he joins us now via

new reforms at the football association, one of them, the new offence of successful deception of a matchal official, what do you think about that? i agree with that. i cannot see any other way around this. it has been a curse of the game. a lot of players are getting away with it quite often. no video technology in place that would be the ideal way to sort it out. with that not being in place, this is the ideal solution. the fa and the premier league had to act on this and going forward, it is the best way to do it. kevin, thank you very much forjoining us. it's also the end of the regular season in the scottish premiership. celtic of course are already champions, and if brendan rodgers' side can avoid defeat at home to hearts on sunday it means they will have gone the full league campaign unbeaten and will set a new record points tally for a 38 game season. it will be a remarkable end to what has been a great season. the focus and the quality that players have shown and to arrive at this point, have them play 33 league games and have them play 33 league games and have drawn four, it is

the football association will introduce new rules that could see players retrospectively banned for divingigning injury from next season. good evening and welcome to halifax, where the conservatives have launched their election manifesto. by choosing halifax, where labour has a majority of less than 500, theresa may is signalling her determination to show that the conservative party is now the champion of working people — mainstream britain as she put it. so what are the policy highlights? in a sweeping change to social care in england, if you are receiving care in your own home, the value of your house — above £100,000 — will be counted when calculating your contribution. and after 2020 the so—called triple lock on pensions, which guaranteed a minimum 2.5% rise each year, will go. instead it will simply keep pace with average earnings or inflation. once again, there is a commitment to reduce annual net migration to the tens of thousands, together with curbs on some migrant workers. there's a promise to increase the overall schools budget in england by £4 billion by 2022. this was a manife

in fairness the football agents association are now in dialogue with the football association, but theys absolutely not. it's part of the deal. when the authority speak to the senior agents in the game and understand whether dark corners are then that's when things will improve. we have players who are owned by their agents, effectively and not their clubs. yet technically they are not allowed to be. there, i would say open it up. if an agent wa nts to would say open it up. if an agent wants to own a player then put it on the form, or let someone know that he is. we have to have dialogue. there is still no dialogue with the agents. let the agents be able to a nswer agents. let the agents be able to answer criticism, and have dialogue with the authorities. in the meantime may make more money i suppose. there's nothing wrong with that as long as it's transparent. it's 50 years since pink floyd released their debut album. and to mark the occasion a new exhibition is opening at london's victoria and albert museum this weekend to celebrate the rock band. our arts correspondent, david sillito

the football association cup final where 90,000 fans were greeted by officers in tar mored vehicles andra checkpoints. the mourning continues for those 22 killed, including two mothers waiting to pick up their daughters as the concert was ending. 60 of the 100 hurt in the blast are still hospitalized. 20 of them in critical care. laura: major cities ramping up security in airports. >> those who live in major cities tend to expected more security on hole days. there are major events from the annual mort psych. ride rolling thunder to the memorial day parade. typically they will have additional officers look this weekend. they often carry out surge patrols. but they say that is normal. in a statement with spokesperson said quote this is old standard operating procedure for memorial day weekends and not a reaction to any specific threat. d.c. police won't publicly discuss details of their security plans, but say they are ready to respond any time that happens. he told his team to make sure this weekend they are quote particularly visible. cities like to new york and las vegas as well. also

the extra security will be posted at 1300 events over the weekend including the football associationrug to be final and other events. a lot of that on display at wembley stadium in london. we talked about young victims of this attack but parents were killed too including two mothers waiting for their children to leave that ariana grande concert was they released balloons in honor of those mothers. one of the daughters talked about her loss. >> for 18 hours, wondering where they were, looking at the hospital, showing pictures. friends of light offering to do it, in the building. >> reporter: the morning continues, so that the investigation. this country does remain on high alert. laura: thank you so much. gregg: isis claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on coptic christians in egypt, gunmen targeting christians yesterday, killing 29 people. the victims were on their way to a monastery south of cairo. kitty logan is in london with the latest. >> reporter: there has been widespread condemnation of this attack, donald trump defined it as a merciless slaughter. these militants fire

the football association has agreed to implement a range of reforms at a meeting of its stakeholders meet the new code introduced by sports minister tracey crouch, enabling it to continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall has more. they will streamline the board and introduced term limits for fa council membership. the idea is to make it more diverse and more reflective of the people who played the sport. greg clark, the chairman, who threatened to resign if these reforms will pass, called it a good start, but he wanted to go further. you have to remember the pressure the fa was under to reform. there was a threat of public money being withdrawn if they didn't. although people feel these reforms don't go far enough, given the glazier pace of change we have seen at the fa previously, it is a significant step forward. one of the other measures approved by the fa at their agm is a move from next season to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive orfeign injury. speaking before the move was rubber stamped, the crystal palace manager sam alla rdyce g

gumby absolutely right, not so surprising but really interesting comments from the football association organisation is actually failing gay footballers. he says that he is yet to meet one player who felt co mforta ble to meet one player who felt comfortable enough to speak to him. he has also admitted that football is probably as couple of decades away from being as inclusive as the women's game. he was speaking at a stonewalled summit in manchester, where he was discussing the problems faced by the lbw gt —— by the audi bt community in football. his conclusion was that despite attempts to engage with gay footballers, they have not worked because players are reticent to talk to him. he did feel that progress had been made but that the fa now needs to take a lead on homophobia in football and to redouble its efforts on inclusion. his concern he said was not only for people at the top level, but also young players coming through the academies. i am just young players coming through the academies. i amjust as young players coming through the academies. i am just as worried about the kids

in sport, the football association has approved new reforms today, including to punish players who have have been judged to have dived including to punish players who have beenjudged to have dived orfeigned injury. any player unanimously found guilty will be given a suspension. johanna konta has been beaten in the last 16 of the italian open, losing in three sets to ninth seed serena williams in rome. the former motogp world champion nicky hayden has been placed into an induced coma. he was hit by a car while cycling in italy yesterday and remains in intensive care. i will be back with more though stories at az30pm. a former producer of tv police drama the bill, has been found guilty at the old bailey of trying to hire a hitman to kill his wealthy partner. david harris had told the jury he was researching a novel he intended to write. earlier our correspondent duncan kennedy joined me from amberley in west sussex to explain more. this really is an extraordinary story. you have the case of david harris and his partner hazel allington living together in this village over my shoulder for n

football will fa ce ba ns who dive in english football will face bans from next season under football associationation. a player found unanimously guilty of diving will be put on a panel. crystal palace boss, sam sam sam is not impressed. well, it is utter rubbish. what about the lad that gets booked that didn't dive, what are they going to do with that? go on, what are they going to do with it? it? they are going to do with it? it? they are going to do with it? it? they are going to say that is unlucky. they will try to get it right the next time. but the lad that didn't dive, they have to reverse that. bring technology in and look at it on the day. bring the sin bin in, put him in itfor day. bring the sin bin in, put him in it for ten minutes and then put him back on. stop speying people this money to do rubbish situations in the game. big sam not a fan. a swedish fixture between gothenburg and aik has been held off because of alleged attempts to match—fixing. the swedish general secretary described it as a serious attack against football adding that they will never let this happen. the swedish

the duke of cambridge is going to make a commemorative wreath in his capacity as the football associationhave thankfully died down. i was getting warm on the back of my neck! we are almost underway here at wembley stadium. iam almost underway here at wembley stadium. i am glad as your eyebrows we re stadium. i am glad as your eyebrows were not changed. —— burned. and more are on the ig systems failure, nothing coming in and outs of heathrow and gatwick. some delays and destruction may continue into sunday and maybe even belong. —— it systems failure. how great is it about what has happened to the computer system? —— about what has happened to the computer system ? —— how about what has happened to the computer system? —— how clear? about what has happened to the computer system? -- how clear? not clear. no flights for the rest of the day says the statement. no information on that at all. some british airways staff telling passengers they thought it might be a cyber attack. one british airways pilot told his passengers that. the company says there is no evidence that their systems have bee

at stonewall‘s rainbow laces summit at old trafford, professional footballers' association chief gordonntly playing the game. it may well be that a player wants to be known as a football player and not as that first gay footballer, but it's the same with putt it's been the same with many of our issues, without somebody prepared to ta ke issues, without somebody prepared to take the lead and others to follow and confident to follow, it becomes very difficult. roger federer has pulled out of this month's french open . federer says he's decided to skip the clay court season. he's not injured, he says scheduling is the reason for missing the grand slam, as he wants to concentrate on the grass court season that follows. britain's number three aljaz bedene will face novak djokovic in the second round of the italian open, after being given a walkover. bedene lost the first set against gianluca mager on a tie—break, before the italian suffered an injury to his left leg. the match resumed and mager swiftly lost the second set before calling it a day in the third. and bedene will be joined in the

the football association has voted in favour of introducing retrospective bans for players who dive orfeign sports correspondent katie gornalljoins me, katie what more can you tell us? this has been something on the fa's mind for some time. diving simulation is a talking point on a weekly basis in the game. there have been a number of high—profile cases, involving dele alli and marcus rashford. now they are adamant that those guilty will receive a punishment. there will be a panel to review the cases of sill layings, so winning a penalty or getting a player sent off, and any player unanimously found guilty will be given a suspension. this happens in scotland. but not everyone in england is broadly supportive of this measure. we can hearfrom sam alla rdyce this measure. we can hearfrom sam allardyce now. well, it is utter rubbish... because, what about the lad that gets booked that didn't dive. what are they going to do with that? go on, what are they going to do with it? they will say that is unlucky, the next time we will get that right. so the lad that dive #d is punished but the lad that

the football association has agreed to implement a range of reforms at a meeting of its stakeholdersrouch, meaning it will continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall has more. they are going to streamline the board and introduced term limits for fa council membership. the idea is to make it more diverse and reflective of the people who play the sport. greg clarke, the chairman, threatened to resign if these reforms were not passed. a good start but he wanted to go further. remember the pressure the fa were under to reform, a threat of millions of pounds of public money being withdrawn if they did not meet this criteria, code of conduct set out by the government. although some feel the reforms do not go far enough, given the place your pace of change that we've seen at the fa before, it's a significant step forward. one of the other measures approved by the fa at their agm is a move from next season to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive orfeign injury. speaking before the move was rubber stamped, the crystal palace manager sam alla rdyce ga

this holiday bank weekend prompting extra security around 1300 different events including the football associationhere 90,000s fans were greeted by officers in armored vehicles, eric, in addition to 22 killed, 116 were hurt in the blast. some of them walked in and out of the hospital but 60 remain hospitalized and 20 in critical care, eric. eric: thanks so much. in 20 minutes we will talk to chuck. arthel: senate republicans charting a new way forward on health care after the controversial score card aimed at repealing and replacing obamacare. the new plan and what it means for ordinary americans. eric: a terrifying scene on a train in oregon, what police say prompted that deadly attack. >> i was scared. >> say what? >> i was so scared. people calling for help for 911 so we called 911, almost everybody called 911 it'sand your doctor at yoto maintain your health.a because in 5 days, 10 hours and 2 minutes you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind the sofa, 2 behind the table and 1 and a half behind a curtain. family: surprise! but

the professional football is association said the number of players seeking help for mental health problemsn provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation we condemn his behaviour, in the fed cup against the british team. the itf are conducting an investigation at the moment. he is subject to a temporary suspension and we will await the outcome of the itf investigation, and we will honour that suspension for at long as it is in place. the wimbledon organisers have also confirmed that former champion maria sharapova has yet to apply for a wildcard. after returning from her doping ban, she's well down the rankings and could be reliant on help from the powers that be if she doesn't perform well in her next couple of tournaments. fernando alonso has been given the go—ahead to compete at the indy 500 later this month. mclaren's two—time formula one world champion will miss the monaco grand prix to compete at the iconic event and turned a wheel in anger on track for the first time yesterday. he successfully completed a series of tests and said he wanted to go faster but he's righ

a few years ago a young woman and former football player came together to create a petition that got a huge number of signatures and that demanded the association that governs the high school athletic coaches begin to adopt and require coaches to engage in training of their athletes for reduction of sexual harassment and rape. so with athletics and the high a profile of rape charges justin the world of coaches they also have a huge amount of influence on athletes and their wide range of subjects so the petition was if they could interview -- to intervene to take a step to reduce and eliminate rape and sexual harassment. so the most attention paid to the national association so to work with those feminist organizations to develop such a newt organization and think if you are concerned about sexual harassment this is a major step forward and would not have come out of the women's march situation as a targeted of mine situation from that is likely to affect lots of women. looking online petitions or bank of america from when the petition got started and embarrassed the company and also i talked about with very small petitions that garner a couple

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ago a young woman and former football player came together to create a petition that they put on page.org and it essentially asked or demanded, i guess that the association that governs high school applications adopt a require coaches to engage in training to reduce sexual harassment and rape. if you think about the world of athletics and a lot of the high profile campus rape charges you know and if you think about just the role of coaches and developing young men and women you also know coaches have a huge amount of influence on athletes and how they think about a wide range of subjects so that i did this was the dish and is you could intervene and get coaches to start taking a positive step in reducing and hopefully eliminating rape and sexual harassment. this petition got a huge number of signatures and was most early the most attention that had been paid. they said there were working with feminist organizations to develop such a curriculum and implement it with high school coaches and it does so. i think if you are concerned about sexual harassment and rape on campuses this is a major step forward in something that really would not have come out of w

. >> he used to play football over the lad and there was no outward signs of radicalization that you could probably associate with some of the people that have carried out some of those acts. >> manchester police say they are confident that they have identified all of those that were killed in that bombing. one of the victims actually was a police officer. terrorists attacks heighten our sensitivity to potential threats especially in a high profile town like ours. megan fitzgerald taugz with an expert about what you need to look out for. >> >> law enforcement across our area has been saying that they are on a heightened sense of awareness in light of what we've seen happen in manchester. they're always saying if you see something suspicious, say something. do people really know what that means. take a listen to what that means. >> that's a really great question. i don't know. maybe it's one of those things, they say, you knowt >> it's when you sincerely feel like you may be in danger or the people around you may be in danger. >> reporter: we spoke with a security answer those answers aren't far off base. he

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football player came together to create a petition that they put on change.org and it got a huge number of signatures and essentially asked or demanded i guess in the language of the petition that the association that governs high school athletic coaches begin to adopt and required coaches to engage in training of their athletes to reduce sexual harassment and rape. if you think about the role of athletics in one of the high-profile campus rape charges, you know and if you think about the coaches developing young men and women can't you also know that coaches have a huge amount of influence on athletes and how they think about a wide range of subjects so the idea is you could intervene and get coaches to start taking a positive step in reducing and hopefully eliminating rape and sexual harassment. and so, this petition got a huge number of signatures and was the most attention that had ever been paid to this national association. they said that they would indeed start working with some of the organizations to develop such a curriculum and implemented with high school coaches and they've done so. i think if you are concerned about sexual harassment on campus is, this is a major step forward and

weah is not associate with any of the crimes like that come easy treachery no. he was a football player during the war. he without one of the participants of the civil war. he wasn't there. he was playing football in europe. one of the things he does bring to the table is this idea that he come at a time when most liberians during the civil war were looking like crazy people on the news and all the world, it was his one liberian guy who was bringing honor to the country. he was african player of the century. he won an award and that's what a lot of his popularity comes from. >> host: he's a celebrity. >> guest: he's a celebrity. >> host: maybe we should warn the liberian people about celebrities. the african women that all approached her in your chapter that's called the oracle, what happened with that? so the astor if she would essentially, because it was so excited, but i want to go back and be president and that was before president banda? >> guest: no. where was it related to georgia banda questions run the same time. this is in 2013. i was was in for the meeting and. >> host

associated with that. thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. the cover story this week in "sports illustrated" is an -- the great football player, hall of fame football player. essentially what it says is that his brain has atrophied to a point where he cannot tie his tie or his shoes. unfortunately that is the story that is all too common to former athletes. doctor stern, if you could could you talk a little bit about the warnings that you are giving to the country, especially to those who have young athletes and their families about injuries that can occur, not just in football but in hockey, soccer in any sport where concussions are possible. what is the core message you're sending to athletes and especially to the parents? >> thank you. it is a complex message. it is one that is hard to always get across because there's many different forces out there that move the message in different ways. one important part of the message is that concussion is just the tip of the iceberg. we've heard so much about concussion, there's bank concussion this and that, and thank goodness because there have been so many important changes in the way concussion is bei