seated at the edge of the drill hole freddy pushed away and jumped. fred and his family almost did not make it out of germany. not just because of the discriminant court tory policies in the united states and britain that kept out hundreds of thousands even millions of refugees who ultimately perished in the holocaust but also because of the experience of his own father who was a world war i hero as were many other jews in germany who fought for the kaiser and one the iron cross for his heroic efforts in france during world war i. heinrich perhaps easily or perhaps not thought while this nazi group was tightening around his family after the rise of hitler in 1933 that he and his family would be okay and they were hard work and started in his family was untouchable. so he refused to leave and i write about that at length in the book. in all read a passage from that. other people were fleeing, his friends and his playmates were going into hiding and fleeing to switzerland and other parts of europe because they feared the worst from hitler in the mid-193

i have the utmost respect for freddie in particular. pa rt respect for freddie in particular. part of their persona involved drinking. that's what be associated with gazza and fred and to have the personality and character to break free from that, it's not to be underestimated. gazza, it's tough to watch, it's tough to see how he is but i would challenge everyone and say there would have been signs of this throughout his life and career. sure, now it escalated to the point it's obviously a huge problem but there was problem or we could have done and rather than laugh along with it, actually some people close recognise this could be a problem and doa recognise this could be a problem and do a little bit more. for me, i was a journeyman county cricketer trying to break out of the persona i thought was mine, that was tough enough. imagine that being someone who has millions of fans. luke sutton speaking to me earlier. the best footballers in the world will be announced in the next few hours. leo messi could win the award for the sixth time. for the women's prize vivianne miedema

lait withave freddie us. we are watching the world leaders, but we need to get active people, what people want to know, which is can they afford housing. >> thanks for having me. the idea that we have is if you look at consumer brands around the world, whether it is for airlines or hotels or car rentals, when you think about something you want, preferences really matter. as rental is globally as an industry, there is nowhere customers can go as a trusted source. behind uncle is to create that kind of trust. we talk about renting as it should be, that what you would expect from a customer taxtionship, when after income is going to the expenditure. is brexit changing the housing market? will it be more difficult for young people to buy homes and therefore do they need to look at rental property? have beenink there global trends over a much longer period of time then brexit happened the bigger trend around that hasn the impact had on buying. the french -- the election is a much bigger topic talking about red an

freddie ljungberg's arsenal... and manuel pellegrini's west ham.h teams low on points and confidence in the premier league. will any of that change tonight? and we'll also hear from... anthonyjoshua — fresh from revenge over ruiz at the weekend. he finally reveals what went wrong in the build—up to their first fight. hello, and welcome to sportsday. we start with russia, and a significant ban that's been handed to them by the world anti—doping agency. they're barred from all major sporting events for the next four years, so there will be no russian flag or anthem at next year's olympic games in tokyo. it'll be the same at the winter olympics in beijing in 2022, and also at the world cup in qatar later that same year. our reporter alex capstick has been in lausanne where wada's executive committee made their decision today. leading members of while the‘s executive committee have explained to us in this hotel in central notts and the reason they came to this decision to ban russia for four yea rs decision to ban russia for four years is because russi

freddie ljunberg's first match as arsenal interim manager ends in a thrilling 2—2 draw at norwich but a win. leicester are back up to second in the premier league — after kelechi iheanacho snatches a controversial late winner against everton. a goal difference ofjust one is all that separates leaders celtic and second place rangers at the top of the scottish premiership after both sides had big wins today. hello and welcome to sportsday. there might be magic again. with everton in town all highs were on another. it feels like marco desilva is out of time. his side misfiring all season but backing their manager when they needed them most. everton got the lead. so far, so good. but leicester know how to play on the front hood. their foreheads and behind, penalty. or was front hood. their foreheads and behind, penalty. orwas it? check confirming there wasn't any contact. still everton continued to graph. the visitor stifling the free flying foxes that hold —— failing to hold their lead. jamie vardy made them pgy- their lead. jamie vardy made them pay. after a quiet first hour, vardy lea

sorry to lose you, freddie. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain... so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people, exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello there. saturday morning is getting off to a mild but rather cloudy and murky start in many parts of the uk. it's going to stay mild throughout the weekend. in fact by sunday some spots could get up to 1a or 15 degrees. it should slowly turn a little brighter as well. but there'll always be some rain at times towards the north—west. this is the earlier satellite picture. what we've had is a moist south—westerly flow across the

freddie ljungberg's finding out how tough this management lark is.rsenal beaten by brighton — and on their worst run since the seventies. and we'll hear from a leaner, a maybe meaner fighting machine in anthonyjoshua ahead of his heavyweight showdown with andy ruinunior. thanks for your company. well it had been on the cards for a few weeks now but everton today sacked manager marco silva. it ends a wretched reign at goodison park that has seen them slip into the premier league relegation zone and comes less than 2a hours after his side were humbled at anfield in the merseyside derby. 0ur reporter katie shanahan has been outside everton‘s stadium this evening. probably known that this has been coming for quite some time as the result of gone from bad to worse, especially last night when every timber thrashed 5—2 against the rivals and marco silva just looks really deflated in the dugout and did not even acknowledge any of the tea m did not even acknowledge any of the team goals. that defeat has pushed everton into the relegation zone and recording th

sorry to lose you, freddie. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes.bsolutely wonderful. captain... so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. hello there. saturday sunshine was in short supply. many of us got stuck with grey, gloomy conditions. only the favoured few got to see much in the way of brightness. iam hopeful, though, that through the day ahead, a few more of us will get to see something just a little bit brighter. and it certainly is going to feel mild, especially in the north of the uk, with this feed of really warm air. you can see these orange colours extending in our direction from t

freddie ljunberg's first match as arsenal interim manager ends in a thrilling 2—2 draw at norwich butne eight matches without a win. leicester are back up to second in the premier league — after kelechi iheanacho snatches a controversial late winner against everton. a goal difference ofjust one is all that separates leaders celtic and second place rangers at the top of the scottish premiership after both sides had big wins today. also coming up in the programme... lewis hamilton on top once again — as the world champion ends the season with yet another win — under the lights in abu dhabi. and redemption for root as england's captain scores an unbeaten century to give his side hope in the second test against new zealand. hello and welcome to sportsday. it was a match the fans were hoping would draw a line under the emery—era... but just two days after sacking their head coach, and with former club legend freddie ljungberg in temporary charge — arsenal again failed to win. they drew 2—2 with second from bottom norwich today. the gunners haven't won in 8 matches now — and they fortunate

so we cleaned this piano up, and freddie got on that piano, and i cry now because...eaving. the place was heaving, on hearing the piano there was hundreds, the place was absolutely heaving with soldiers, they were shouting out, "play so—and—so, play this," and freddie played it. he was a great... sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend, i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain... so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people, exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home, and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate waking up every morning just to see the sky. the lads who are the heroes are still out there. so grateful to be alive. so grateful to have survived. so sorry so many had to die. so many heroes, and there they lie. normandy. a father and his two children who drowned in a hotel swimming pool on christmas eve are name

can keep freddie mae and freddie mac -- fannie mae and freddie mac in being, these two agencies underhe control of their regulator, mark calabro at at the federal housing finance agency. they are under control of this agency, and also control completely, and supported financially, by the federal government right now. letidea is that they can be out into the public again and allowed to function as they did before 2008, when they became insolvent. we should close them down. [applause] youif your friend calabro ria, a good conservative condiment -- conservative economist, had his way, he would do that. but i'll eat -- but i see a lot of statements from him suggesting the trump administration does not want to take on the real estate lobby, and wants to allow fannie mae and freddie mac, because of the financial crisis in the past, to come alive again and dominate the housing market. that would be too bad. saagar: another question? hand -- i see a hand. is thatof the problem people in government and even outside government think government is the solution, when government is so seldom the s

one of my best mates there, a gentleman by the name of freddie gardner.ist. on our way from bayeux up to belgium, we went through caen. there was a canteen in a bombed—out church building, and in the corner there was a grand piano. dust, bricks on top of it, all covered. so we cleaned this piano up, and freddie got on that piano, and i cry now because... within ten minutes, the place was heaving. the place was heaving. 0n hearing the piano there was hundreds, the place was absolutely heaving with soldiers, they were shouting out, "play so—and—so, play this," and freddie played it. he was a great... sorry to lose you, fred. i was very lucky. i had some narrow escapes. i think about it every day. it's another friend. i'm hoping this is an old friend. absolutely wonderful. captain. so young. you talk to younger people about events during the war, and they look askance at you, as if it never happened. i hope it's going to bring it home to all the people exactly what happened. not what i did, what we did. i came home and i'm thankful for that. and i appreciate

i want them to do well and i wish freddie well. he has wanted to do thisjob for a long time. let's get him to work with his ideas and let's support him. it's being billed as the clash on the dunes as saudi arabia hosts the biggest heavyweight fight of 2019, the rematch between andy ruinunior and anthonyjoshua. it comes six months after ruiz‘s shock world title win in new york — notjust inflicting the briton‘s first defeat as a professional, but the manner of it reverberated around the sporting world. well they're back to do it all again on saturday and joshua says he's fully prepared this time around. it was an unknown test, i give the man his credit, he was victorious, well done to him for that. now it's my turn to kind of right my wrongs. he thinks he is probably going to do the same thing and get the same result, but i have had to check myself, reinvent myself to a certain degree. not physically, i have always been dedicated to the gym. mentally, understanding exactly what i'm doing as soon as i step into that boxing ring. well, earlier our reporter ade adedoyin gave us a

freddie jackson: ♪ you are my lady ♪ announcer: it's the sound of "classic soul ballads."f ever you're in my arms again this time ♪ peabo: hi, i'm peabo bryson. and i've been singing soul ballads for over 30 years now, and i've been in some great company. wonderful artists like smokey robinson, marvin gaye, the great al green, and my good friend, the talented luther vandross. now they took love songs and added a whole lot of soul and created absolute magic. smokey robinson: ♪ baby, let's cruise away from here ♪ luther vandross: ♪ here and now i promise to love faithfully ♪ peabo: a great soul ballad is something very special. it's so much more than just a song you sing. it's music that gets deep inside of you. teddy pendergrass: ♪ if you don't know me by now you will never, never, never know me ♪ peabo: and now i'd like to introduce you to my good friend and cohost, the lovely angela martinez. angela: hi, peabo. i have always loved your music. he has really done it all. you've had number one hits. you have won grammys. and you have sung some of the greatest duets with arti

there was no fairytale first home game in charge for freddie ljungerg — the arsenal interim boss hassh premier league. nine games without a win is arsenal's worst run since 1977 and they remain ten points off the top four. alistair bruce ball was watching at the emirates: triton celebrated the first ever away against arsenal and it is abundantly clear that this will not bea abundantly clear that this will not be a quick fix for whoever gets this job full—time. visitors deserve their half—time

a rude awakening for caretaker boss freddie ljungberg.newcastle. lydia campbell has all the details. these are troubling times for arsenal football club. these are troubling times for arsenalfootball club. no these are troubling times for arsenal football club. no league wins since the start of october, maybe club legend freddie ljungberg could restore some pride. but nothing from arsenal in the first half suggested that the tide was turning and adam webster took advantage. 1—0, brighton. a brighter second half started for arsenal. alexander bringing his side level over the 50 minute mark. but from relief to devastation in the home end. a memorable goal and brighton handed all three points. if arsenal fa ns handed all three points. if arsenal fans for return of freddie ljungberg would be a new dawn for the club, they may have to think again full of in sheffield, steve bruce was up against the side that gave him his first taste of football management. in the first goal gave his current side the lead. then, a harsh lesson for sheffield unit

liz: you saw the freddie mac news? >> what happened?: freddie mac is laying off about 25% of its work force to kind of get it ready. all right. dow is up four points. we'll be right back. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if you've had tb, hepatitis b o

for freddie, damp and drizzly weather across the eastern have of the country to begin with and then thingsis bbc news. i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at noon: the queen leads members of the royal family at their traditional christmas day service. the young royals accompanied her to church, including prince george. three members of a british family have drowned at a holiday resort on the costa del sol — spanish police are investigating. the dean of westminster abbey says britain is in need of the hope offered by the christmas story. the dean of westminster abbey says britain is in need of the hope offered by the christmas story. hundreds of people in australia have been forced from their homes for the holidays, as the country battles some of its worst bushfires in years.

. >>> plus, fannie mae and freddie mac are getting ready to pull back on certain mortgages they think may be risky the changes and the impact it could have on the market. >>> and the business person of the dw-- of the decade is -- >> announcer: this is "the exchange" on cnbc. ew level of py and security. it lives here and here- on your iphone, and it will save you 6% on holiday gifts at apple; like iphone, apple watch, airpods pro and so much more. ♪ apply in as little as a minute, right in the wallet app. >>> welcome back maybe a bit of a reality check on senator elizabeth warren's wng tax proposal the budget projects it would only raise about $2.7 trillion over ten years that is a lot of money but it is about a trillion dollars less than some estimates. maybe 30% or even $1 trillion shortfall. let's bring in kate smetters who led the estimates. we're going to keep politics out of it because you need the revenue, what is the biggest issue with the revenue idea wealth tax concept was it the fact in 1991, 12 oec companies had the wealth tax. >> the other countries had problems trying t

freddie ljungberg has arsenal in his dna, according to the club, but could the new interim manager turntheir hapless form of seven games without a win? a trip to norwich his first test. but luck appeared to be in short supply. teemu pukki taking advantage of some awful defending and a deflection to put his side ahead. not long after however, arsenal were given some handy help. christoph zimmermann raising his arm in the box and the referee pointed to the spot. goalkeeper tim krul equal to pierre—emerick aubameyang's penalty, but in a cruel twist, var ruled that encroachment in the area meant it had to be retaken, and aubameyang did not make the same mistake. and the arsenal captain scores this time. but norwich had other plans. todd cantwell slotted home before the break to restore the lead and give carrow road some good vibes. after the restart, aubameyang was at it again, smashing home to pull his side level and give his new boss his first point in the job. jo currie, bbc news. it was the first time in 600—years that two popes came face—to—face and now a new film tells the story of wh

famous trousers worn by freddie mercury...morabilia auction in london. we might call these high price christmas pressies! they are unique, if you are looking for something you can't get in the shopping mall, going to auction and buy memorabilia will ensure you get something nobody else can have. what are you hoping to make most money from? guitars are always favourite, francis rossi's guitar from status quo, he bought it in 1968 £25. we are estimating up to £150,000. you are having this auction now. is it because people will fork out more at around christmas time? not really, people who collect these, it is a passion, they might have been waiting years to acquire a particular guitar, used and played by one of their superheroes. now is your chance. who is buying? totally internationally. status quo, much more of a uk base. we were selling in california last week, it was west coast groups topping the prices at $450,000. ifi $450,000. if i had that, i might think about freddie mercury's trousers. you would look good in theirs, da

and the sun have fun with it, as you'd expect — "freddie stars ate my hammers" the headline.of this year's competition. they need a point away at red bull salzburg, if they want to be sure of making the last 16. it's a tight group, so a win would take them through as group leaders, but they cannot afford to slip up. we will fight in each challenge 100% but salzburg did it at anfield. we played well at the beginning but, then, we open the door for the game, they used it because they are talented, strong, steve is doing an incredible job. talented, strong, steve is doing an incrediblejob. so, it isjust a football game like it always is. chelsea also have work to do. they know a win tonight at home to lille will see them through. results go their way. manager frank lampard knows the significance of games like these. i was fortunate enough to have big nights as a player, and those are the ones that stick in your mind so it is opportunities now for the team to consider the young boys to make a mark. it is good. i like the pressure of this game being knock out and we are talking ab

freddy: come on. just one more drink. no more drinks, freddy. just one more. time to go. come on. keep walking. straight line. i want tacos. no, no, i want pizza. wait. taco pi-- yeah, taco pizza. that's my thing. is that a thing? how about a gallon of water and some sleep? wait, sleep? jones: hey, watch out. (tires screeching) are-are you all right? (groaning)

for arsenal — it's just one win in 12 now for them and just a solitary victory since freddie ljungberg, 14 points behind leaders liverpool. for pep guardiola — he needed to talk about kevin. he isa he is a players with huge talent up front. with him, with the people in the front, extraordinary. today, in the front, extraordinary. today, in the final third, he scored two magnificent goals and got an assist. so, kevin is a top player. after beating city last saturday, manchester united's inconsistencies returned as they were frustrated by everton at old trafford. they had to come from behind too — drawing 1—1 in a result that seemed to please the visiting caretaker boss more than the home one. joe lynskey reports. for the first time in six years, a man called ferguson in the old trafford dugout. but duncan ferguson is everton‘s icon, their goal—scorer of the 90s is now their caretaker manager. and having weathered early pressure from manchester united, now, the man on the touchline took on the elements himself. his side took the lead in this match, putting their bodies on the line. oh, a

still to come: arsenal hit a new low — beaten by brighton in freddie ljungberg's first home match inms of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless, that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. you you a woman whose heart stopped beating for six hours has been brought back to life by doctors in spain a nationwide strike in france enters a second day — unions warn it won't stop until the pension reforms are scrapped. let's stay with that story now. with me is kulveer ranger, senior vice president of strategy huge disruption on the thursday, going into the secon

freddie lindberg says he is not preoccupied with his future, and carlo ancelotti being link with the you can watch coverage of the olympia horse show. it is a sport that has brought britain so much olympic success over the years, it is hard to break into and has been accused of being elitist. this year, it is partnering with the charity to open up horse riding to people from different backgrounds. it could be the sport with the toughest barriers. success in equestrianism takes resources, money and access to horses. but at this yard in northampton, they are finding new kinds of riders. this group is from urban equestrian, a group that connects the inner city to the dress edge world. they want to make the stables feel like home. the young people that we have come from such a diverse range of cultures. it doesn't matter, because they all see themselves as the same. they are like, i am not supposed to be here, you're not supposed to be here, so let's just get on with it, and it creates some magnificent friendships and bonds. everyone thinks it's a rich man's sport. yes, it takes a lot of

so it will be interesting to see how long freddie stays at arsenal. with football, we have got some new stats on the price and promotions for the premier league. this is really interesting, as the championship has been described as a "bubble waiting to burst", with clubs posting record losses in a "gamble" to get promoted. as our sports news correspondent, andy swiss reports. it is football's riches competition, but is the battle simply to reach the premier league coming at a hefty cost? when they celebrated promotion last year, they did sell spending far more than they had earned and they were not alone. figures analysed by the bbc show that championship side racked up a record £307 million in pre—tax losses. 0nly five of the 24 teams in the divisions made a profit while spending on wages exceeded revenues by 11%. one form or championship chairman believes some owners are gambling with their clubs future. it isa gambling with their clubs future. it is a billionaire pass my gamblers paradise. my worry is that when they stop putting money in in the fut

he would not go into detail yet about his backroom staff or even freddie ljungberg and what his visionngberg has tweeted he looks forward to working with arteta but have to sit down and share a bowl of coffee with him. if arsenal fans needed some convincing because some of them have said he has not experienced enough if it is so convincing them of this was a very sure if * for convincing them of this was a very sure if *for him. of course now it will all be about results and ljungberg would have the team tomorrow just everyday ljungberg would have the team tomorrowjust everyday but from sunday onwards, it is all on arteta. well, earlier, i spoke to one of the club's greatest players, david seaman, who won three league titles with the gunners. previously, seaman had said he wanted arsenal to think outside the box for their next manager, so i asked him if arteta was what he'd had in mind? i think he was quite pleased that arsenal had decided to hire arteta because he had been one of his favourite. let's listen to him. not quite what i had in mind if i am honest but he certainly is out—of

again, it's a $2.53 stock for freddie mac. cent gain is pretty significant. >> this is a significant story, when they picked the firm. then you know that the rubber is meeting the road on the ipo. it is coming at some point, maybe a year from now. still, the wall street firm will get in there and start making it happen. again, give you some timeline, i am told they have been interviewing wall street firms for about a month. what happens is the firms were asked to apply for this job. the firms sent in their applications through an rfp, then the government narrowed it down to a number of firms and they will have to pick a firm at some point. i keep hearing pjt partners, perello weinberg. one of the things i hear also is that the banks probably have a conflict here. jpmorgan just has too many conflicts. they have underwritten bonds, done different things with different players involved in this whole mess. they may not be an investment bank -- they may not be an adviser. mark calabria has said some of the big banks would essential

interim boss freddie ljungberg said he would "deal" with the german.isingly, he was named man of the match. all the results and reaction from england, scotland and the wsl on the bbc sport webiste. the draw for the knockout stages of the champions league takes place at 11am this morning — four english teams involed. this is pot one, where we find reigning champions liverpool, manchester city in there, too. none of these sides can be drawn against each other, so their opponents will come from pot two, which includes spurs and chelsea. real madrid the other really big european name in that pot. and you can follow the draw live from nyon in switzerland on the bbc sport website and app from 11am this morning. there was almost a bit of history at the darts last night. japan's mikuru suzuki came agonisingly close to becoming the first woman to win a pdc world championship match. she lost 3—2 to james richardson at ally pally. there is one other woman in the tournament, england's fallon sherrock plays tomorrow. and get ready for the latest installment of dogs

she was known as the queen of more not other morning musicians and hits have given life to come freddie and events all over the world. mourning is the soul of a cape verdean people are going to express themselves through more it's song because you're missing but i got that song because you're happy and it's sung because somebody has died if him all is homesickness and passion if it's the absence of a beloved person it's let us remember that it has to do above all with the question of migration watch that would be me. themes which are perhaps better expressed with acoustic instruments such as come back in you and guitars rather than amplified electric guitars. son. who was born at the end of the 18th century and in the 1960 s. it was given a modern interpretation. that. people in our users are revisiting the route to the genre which is proving a challenge. would well. i think that in the museum now we have to introduce mourner into our schools curricula. and tourism lives to pick up on it. that we should value our communities more because that's that larry to again think of abilities so

is the latest player to face racism in the premier league earlier this month manchester united's freddie was targeted by a manchester city fan. coming up next looking for the perfect christmas treaty that measles one family on their annual holiday tradition that's coming up next on reporter thank you for watching. the media attention of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the phone books from 250. barking all over the discovery. expedition and boy did. you know that 77 percent obama are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. of the 77 percent to talk about the issues. this is where because. 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . for most germans christmas just wouldn't be christmas without extreme weather they chop it down some punches one ready concept of fun is a must. 3 farmers are happy either way there's just one thing they construct. artificial trees are disastrous for. 140 hectares of forest. surround 200 football fields full of christmas tree so finding just the right one is a big challenge for the sham family.

they seem to believe they can keep freddie and fannie in being, these agencies now under the controlf the regulator, the federal financial housing agency, they are control of this agency and they are also controlled completely and supported financially by the federal government right now and the idea is that they can be let out into the public again and allowed to function as they did before 2008 when they became insolvent. we should close them down. [applause] if your and my friend, a good conservative economist had his way, i assume, he would do that. unfortunately, i see a lot of statements by him suggesting the trump administration does not want to take on the real estate fanniend wants to allow mae and freddie mac, causing the thencial crisis in past come alive again and continue to dominate the housing market. that would be unfortunate. >> another question. >> it seems to be part of the problem is people in government and outside of government think government is the solution when government is so seldom the solution to anything. for that reason, i think you have got mark calab

after a 3—0 defeat to man city, their ca reta ker, a 3—0 defeat to man city, their caretaker, freddie began a strange sotho dance around arteta was that executives were voted —— shadow dance. people were spotted around arteta house taking photos. we will do the best thing possible, but sometimes it is hard to handle these situations. all of the clubs around the world make behind—the—scenes first contact. the club you are in charge, they realise it and the media don't realise it, so that is a possibility only as normal. while arteta saw the warm—up at the same stadium, a cold war between city and arsenal turned more hostile. city won the match 3—1 and set up a semifinal against manchester united. yesterday you are not in my press conference, 48 questions, 35 were about him. i don't have anything more to say until there is more news. in my next conference, when you ask me something i will answer. it's enough. at the emirates, rim is a deal was moving forward. at that he had they are not impressed at how this has been handled. in a week when the nights are longest, this is a deal that se

after falling behind in the first half, freddie ljungberg's side turned it around in nine second halfmartinelli, nicolas pepe and pierre—emerick aubameyang. it's ljungberg's first win since becoming interim boss. we have a lot, a lot to work on and a lot of things that we can see that we need to get on the training pitch to fix, but they have been under pressure for weeks and weeks and weeks but they haven't won. so to have that mental strength and do that away from home, it was a long time ago, i'm extremely proud. amazing work, and i know the pressure they have been under. i just want to enjoy the day today and for them to enjoy the evening and then we will work again tomorrow. the pressure from is exactly the same. the pressure for me is to try to have a good team, to try to win every game and to try and grow this club. of course in the way you don't have the results, things are more difficult. but i think we will continue. a big night in europe ahead on tuesday where the likes of liverpool, chelsea and inter milan are all hoping to secure their place in the last 16. the maths is a

he's the bookies' favourite to replace unai emery who was sacked on friday, with freddie ljungberg in boss let slip over the weekend that he had a release clause in his contract with the foxes. i have a contract until 2022 here. thus far, and i know managers are losing theirjobs, but the club have not indicated to me they are going to sack me. i think they are pretty happy with how we are working. like i said, i'm very happy so i have no need to look elsewhere. and i think logic would tell you — and i know sometimes this gossip and speculation is not always logical — but why would i want to leave leicester city at this moment in time? the manchester city manager pep guardiola says that sergio aguero definitely won't play in the manchester derby this weekend. the argentine striker suffered a thigh injury in the match against chelsea last month — and hasn't recovered fully. guardiola says aguero won't be ready in time to face manchester united at the etihad this saturday. before that, city take on burnley tomorrow. let's take a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. the d

would you welcome freddy prinze. >> he had this latina energy to comedy in a way we hadn't quite seen it. he was such an ambassador for a different voice. >> i could never figure out how my parents met. they were on the subway, trying to pick each other's pockets. >> he goes on the tonight show and does this set, catches fire. carson brings him over. all right, that's another -- this is incredible. then they go to commercial. they come back again, they bump the guest to talk more with this young comedian. >> you know, there's no greater thrill for me personally than to have somebody come out here and absolutely wipe them out first appearance coast-to-coast. that's great. >> he had a sitcom so fast he became kind of the template for what you wanted to achieve if you were a standup comic at that time. >> mommy, what took you so long? i've been waiting for your call. are you surprised, my lover? oh, hi, mr. peterson. >> success coming early in life, and quickly, it destroys a lot of people. but you just seem to grow and handle it better than almost anybody i know. >> well, i was lucky. a

freddie ljungberg's first match in interim charge of arsenal ended in a draw as they were held 2—2 aty. ljungberg replaced unai emery who was sacked on friday but arsenal's poor run continues. it's eight games without a win now in all competitions. they had to come from behind twice at carrow road. todd cantwell had put norwich 2—1 up in first half stoppage time, but pierre emerick aubemayang scored his second goal of the game just before the hour mark to ensure it finished all square. arsenal are seven points off the top four. i think we started the game extremely well. we need to see if we can create more chances 7 more goals, when we play that well. i think everybody says we need to welcome our transition games. we had the ball and they counted twice and took the lead. that is something thatis took the lead. that is something that is easy for me as a coach, i can see that, but we have to work on it. disappointing, but we have to work on it. wolves remain sixth in the premier league after matt doherty‘s equaliser against sheffield united extended their unbeaten run to nine games. me

i know freddy was interim manager. itjust did not look like they were performing for him.hey need to have a look at themselves and raise their games. and then forever and to get together, mikel was saying he wants the fence to get behind him, he wants everybody. i was impressed with his first press conference. for his first half a season and hopefully top five. i think that would be a great achievement. going forward , would be a great achievement. going forward, we need to be competing for trophies again. because he knows that's what we were. i know that's what we were. it needs a good man to get us up to that. yeah, arteta takes over after saturday's match against everton. rangers are nowjust 2 points behind leaders celtic at the top of the scottish premeriship, after a 3—0 win over hibernian in a fiesty encounter at easter road. rangers were two—up at half time through ryan kent and joe aribo beforejermaine defoe sealed it after the break. the match took an ugly turn, though, when hibs ryan porteous was dismissed for a reckless challenge. the bad temper spilled over to

despite the new role, wenger said he's more than happy to advise arsenal's new caretaker manager freddiepy to help my former players and my former club and if there is a need of course i would be available. defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the last 16 of the uk snooker championship after beating noppon saengkham 6—2. 0'sullivan will play ding junhui next. lionel messi was the winner of the men's ballon d'or in paris last night and there's been little controversy over the decision. however, america's megan rapinoe took the womens award and— the purists of the game have been taking issue with her getting the honour. rapinoe wasnt at the ceremony but sent a video message. i cannot believe i am actually the one winning it in this field, it has been an incredible year and women's football is lucky to have every single one of these amazing players every year. it pushes us and pushes me to be the best player i can. the best that she can be. well, she's arguably the best known women's footballer in the world, but is she actually the best? rhia chohan has been looking at the sta

comprehensive defeat yesterday to manchester city at the emirates under the tenure of caretaker boss freddieere have been reports of a new target for the job. senior arsenal staff were photographed outside former player mikel arteta's house. earlier i spoke to darren lewis from the mirror who said. there is substance to the rumours suggesting that he is a candidate, the leading candidate for the job. suggesting that he is a candidate, the leading candidate for thejob. i do have concerns. as a manager, we know that he is a very effective one, but what his philosophy, which he does at manchester city, what is it that he would bring to the arsenaljob that would make them more effective if that would rescue them from the tailspin there and at them from the tailspin there and at the moment. you just do not know as far, he does not have the managerial background, only number two, this is a hugejob background, only number two, this is a huge job and whether or not he's threatening to do it. arsenal in a tailspin doing very well as number two but for him? this is a huge job to start your managerial

making the news on tuesday: arsene wenger says he's happy to offer advice to arsenal's caretaker boss freddie. the former arsenal boss was speaking at a football board meeting in belfast in his new role as fifa's head of global development. i'm always happy to help my former friends in my former club. —— and former players. and of course, if he needs, i will be available. seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan shrugged off a foot injury to progress to the last 16 at the uk snooker championship. he beat noppon saengkham by 6—2 at the york barbican. right now, world number six mark selby is taking on england's martin o'donnell. 5-3, 5—3, selby leads, and he is up at the minute in the tenth frame. you can watch this one on the bbc red button. 2014 winter olympic freestyle skiing silver medallist gus kenworthy is switching allegience from the united states to great britain. born in essex to a british mother, he's targetting the 2022 games in beijing and said it was an incredible opportunity to join a first class team. now, cast your mind back a few months. it was the same night as the champions le

there was no fairytale first home game in charge for freddie ljungerg — the arsenal interim boss hasn his side beaten 2—1 at home by brighton in the english premier league. nine games without a win is arsenal's worst run since 1977 and they remain ten points off the top four. alistair bruce ball was watching at the emirates: triton celebrated the first ever away against arsenal and it is abundantly clear that this will not bea abundantly clear that this will not be a quick fix for whoever gets this job full—time. visitors deserve their half—time lead. they dominated their half—time lead. they dominated the ball in the first half and adam webster thump them in front as arsenal's defender stood and watched when the ball broke loose in their box. arsenal flew out of the blocks after the break and got level when alexander's had floated past the keeper and they seem to re—establish control but the defence was lax as a cfoss control but the defence was lax as a cross found neil who guided the head in. nine games without a win now for arsenal. it has been 42 years since that has happened. t

arsenal have their first win under freddie ljungberg since he took interim charge, as they came fromst ham at the london stadium. it's their first win in ten matches in all competitions and moves them to ninth in the premier league, within two points of manchester united in fifth. patrick geary reports. bubbles, bubbles, toil and trouble. these were worrying times for arsenal, but they arrived at west ham without a win in nine, disorientated and about to be made still dizzy. angelo 0gbonna west ham's sora, ainsley maitland—niles u nfortu nate ham's sora, ainsley maitland—niles unfortunate touch. nothing was going the way arsenal intended. for an hour they stumbled relying on west ham's mercy. the next goal seemed a matter of time. from that shot, it took five minutes and came at the other end. gabrielle martinelli had started something remarkable for the strike released a forgotten energy. six minutes later, nicolas pepe scored a goal of the kind he had long promised. with hammerheads still swimming, here was pierre—emerick aubameyang with the third. after weeks of gloom, nine minute

he's one of the favourites to take overfrom freddie ljungberg who's in caretaker charge. wilfried za ha rescued a point for crystal palace against rivals brighton in the premier league tonight. and that point takes palace above arsenal in the prmeier league. brighton dominated most of the game, neal maupay with a brilliant opener to give them a deserved lead. palace found their feet with around 20 minutes remaining. and not to be outdone, zaha scored a brilliant equaliser, and what a way to reward manager roy hodgson in what was his 100th game for the club. place positively, you represent yourself in we have been playing so well as of late, third goal, i think in four games. we always knew he could do that, working very hard and trying to improve that side of things, shooting off a lot more now than perhaps he did at one stage in his career. he wants to score goals, but there is no doubt that when you have a player like him with the guts and determination, this team shows every week, you have always got a bit of a chance to get results. i couldn't be happier. with the spo

acted on anything this consequential was that tarp authorities and the authorities for fannie and freddiesituation,he current i never ever want to bet against what we can do during a crisis. i do know stephen mnuchin is very competent and understands financial issues. i have a high regard for the chairman of the fed. i believe if we had a crisis, they would figure out how to work incredible career, and what you see is your legacy? hank: if we had not had the financial crisis, i set up the first environmental department of treasury, i raised clean technology funds to be housed. president bush said i could work on coming up with some standards for carbon emissions, because there were problems in the carbon market. there are plenty of things i would not do if i had not been waylaid by the financial crisis. i look back on it as the honor of my life. i served my country during a crisis and helped us get out of it. thank you very much. ford: thank you very much your service to our country. ♪ david: he grew up in a trailer .ark in florida their modest means you not keep his parents from teaching