george taylor with the only try — as edinburgh won 1a points to six.ther game. conference a leaders leinster ran in nine tries, including a hat—trick for dave kearney, as they thrashed glasgow 55—19. the win moves them 20 points clear at the top of the table. there was also a high scoring game in tonight's super league — as leeds rhinos eased past the warrington wolves. leeds won 36—0 — running in six tries — by six different scorers — including this effort from ash handley. the win moves leeds upto second — while warrington stay 7th. laura kenny eventually finished twelfth in the omnium at the track cycling world championships in berlin following a nasty crash earlier this afternoon. kenny, seen here in the white in the middle of your screen — was taking part in the opening race earlier. she was one of five riders to crash with just over a lap to go. she was able to walk off the track with a cut near her right eye. she had to have stitches but was allowed to carry on and finished eighth in the second event — the tempo race — putting her 16th at the ha

george taylor with the only try as edinburgh won 111—6. leaders leinster ran in nine tries, including a hat—trick for dave kearney, as they thrashed glasgow 55—19. the win moves them 20 points clear at the top of the table. there was also a high scoring game in tonight's super league, as leeds rhinos eased past the warrington wolves. leeds won 36—0, running in six tries by six different scorers, including this effort from ash handley. the win moves leeds up to second, while warrington stay seventh. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello, somewhat squally conditions through the night as rain sweeps its way across the uk, and all eyes along this area of pressure. this is storm jorge, named by this management service. that will bring strong winds through the weekend. early hours of saturday morning, cold hour tucking into northern ireland will bring icy conditions first thing. the main focus this weekend is the strength of the wind, gales of not girls, parti

it would've been the one to know that george taylor had been arrested. they said it wasn't him. they were waiting in the driveway. that night he was murdered. he was lynched in a 300 person mob. when was the peak of this campaign. they look around this room. i have to say i have just gotten called out. you said white people are getting involved finally. here we are. when is a decline in your book. as you know the clan sort of went underground and came back in a big way i would think the 1920s. it is not the over racism. you the legislature here just past. the federal courts ruled. obviously it is not the same level of racism and hate. an attempt to keep black citizens from voting. yes ma'am. this is more a personal level. and i moved to raleigh about 40 years ago. they had been a member of the jc previously. when i moved from fayetteville. was how liberal the raleigh nation observer was. here you talk about the fast -- pass. they've seen some light with the generation offspring. i just want to know on a personal basis you see any difference in the writing a newspaper today when

taylor also served as the top u.s. diplomat to ukraine during the george w. administration.am ssador taylor, welcome to the newshour. >> thank you, nick. >> schifrin: this afternoon alexander vindman, who testifiee in tmpeachment trial, was escorted from the building. this is what his lawyer said, "he followed orders, he obeyed his oath. he served hi country, even when naing so was fraught with danger and perperil, for that the most powerful man in the world, buoyed by the sient, the pliable and complicit, has decided to enact rvenge." you're a veteran. did vinw an folders, and did the president exact revenge? >> alexa der vindmd follow orders. fessionan a total pro the times i've had the opportunity to deal with alex. focused, professional. he knew ukraine very well obviously, cared about it, cared about the united states. so this is disappointing that is ended ay. >> schifrin: secretary of state mike pompeo recently questied an npr reporter afte a difficult interview that americans don't care about ukraine. why do you think amcans should care about ukraine?

taylor: that was dr. george and dr. gregory glenn. ead, tictoc faces competition as iphone fans try to download a new name -- byte -- this week. a review of all the big tech earnings this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: u.k. prime minister boris johnson risks a clash with u.s. president donald trump after giving huawei the green 5ght to help build britain's network. it is a blow to the trump administration who wanted johnson to an -- impose a ban on the chinese network. alex webb has more on the news from london. forth,r a year back and the u.k. has decided it will allow huawei to provide the telecommunications equipment for its new 5g network. johnson is imposing major limitations. the telecoms operator will not be allowed to use huawei technology in the main -- core network. to 35%well be limited market share. it is a sensible compromise because telecoms communities were afraid that it -- this u.k. approach will mean that operators can still pick between three main suppliers, which accounts for more than three quarters of their eq

. >> hi ambassador taylor, i'm a graduate student at george washington university and i just have a question on what you think the effects are on the backlash towards ambassador yovanovitch the president has towards the country'sinstitutional conscience like you mentioned just now . >> thank you, so i have known masha johan of it for a long time. great respect for her. as does the entire international affairs community. even more so now. she has demonstrated the kind of toughness, the kind of honesty, the kind of bravery in what she's done. in particular in ukraine. she is attacked because she stood up for our strong support foranticorruption efforts in ukraine . and whenever you go against corrupt officials, you get pushed and you get last you even get press which shehas gotten . so great respect for masha. colonel vindman, here is a lieutenant colonel in the army doing his job. doing his important job in the national security council. not getting out of his lane, focusing on what he's supposed to be doing and doing it well area i hadn't known him for i was out in key as this last time but

and if that's not enough, ambassador volker, ambassador taylor, deputy assistant secretary of state george kent, and mr. morrison all also testified that the ukrainians did not know about the security hold until the call on august 28th. and we showed you the text message from mr. yermak to ambassador volker just hours after the politico article was published. you also remember all of the hyperlevel, bilateral meetings at which ukrainians did not bring up the pause in the security assistance. because they did not know about it. when they did find out on auguse issue at the very next meeting in warsaw on september 1st. this is a really important point. as ambassador volker testified, if the ukrainians didn't know about the pause, there was no leverage implied. that is why the house managers have kept claiming and continue to claim throughout the trial that they somehow knew about the pause before late august. that's inaccurate. we pointed out that laura cooper, on whom they rely, testified that she didn't really know what the email she sought relating to security assistance. we told you that

and if that's not enough, ambassador volker, ambassador taylor, deputy assistant secretary of state george kent and mr. morrison all also testified that out crathe ukrand not know about the security hold until the political article on august 28. and we showed you the text message from mr. yermak to ambassador volker just hours after the political article was published. you also remember all of the high-level, bilateral meetings at which the ukranians did not bring up the pause in this security assistance because they did not know about it. when they did find out on august 28, they raised the issue at the very next meeting in warsaw on september 1st. this is a really important point. as ambassador volker testified, if the ukranians didn't know about the pause, then there was no leverage implied. that's why the house managers have kept claiming, and continue to claim throughout the trial, that the high-level ukranians somehow knew about the pause before late august. that's inaccurate. we pointed out that laura cooper, on whom they rely, testified she didn't really know what the emails she sa

taylor. he testified during the inquiry last fall. speaking at georgehington university. >> good morning, all. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i direct the leadership practice initiative. the international affairs. on behalf of dean who joined us this morning, it's my pleasure to introduce and welcome before us today, ambassador william taylor junior. ambassador taylor, within the world of foreign policy and national security, is very well known in his reputation long proceed temp, i've had the pleasure of working and knowing ambassador taylor, my friend phil for a good 30 years. one of the benefits of the very difficult situation, bill tayl taylor, given his subpoena and testimony, but to the fact that the nation at large got to see magnificent public servant. that's why we are bringing him here today. he has served the country superbly across his career. he graduated from west point. he was the company commander. he served in vietnam. he stayed an extra six months for 18 months. he served in a rightful company and served in the platoon

taylor swift. the numbers say robert pattinson and bella hadid are the most beautiful people walking the earth. >> i disagree. george clooney for the guy. nothing against that guy. >> whoever he is. >> i think for the female, she's gorgeous. >> she is. >> they're all very good looking. >> how do we call anybody the most beautiful person? >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. what about -- well, we'll only get into trouble. [ laughter ] >> beyonce -- >> she's gorgeous. in all almosts. >> i think it depends on your preference. how can you call one person the most beautiful? >> well, spencer caulls himself -- [ laughter ] anyway. i'm sorry. >> it seems like a dating practice that has been around a long time is becoming more common place, at least according to the editor of a website called pure wow. it is called stashing. a fairly recent term for when you're dating someone for a while but they refuse to introduce you to their friends and family. is that bad? is that the sign? experts say there are several reasons why some might do this. maybe they don't get i know what their family or they donal see a future in this

and if that is not enough, ambassador volker, and vascular taylor, deputy assistant of state george kent, and mr. morrison all also testified that the ukrainians did not know about the security hold until the political article in august 28. and we showed you the text message from mr. yermak to volker just hours after the article was published. you'll also remember all of the high love rural bilateral meetings which with ukrainians did not bring up the pausing ukrainian assistance because they did not n know about it. when they did find outta on august 28, they raise the issue at the very next meeting in warsaw on september 1. this is a really important point. as ambassador volker testified if ukrainians did not know about the pause, then there was no leverage implied. that's why the house managers inve kept claiming and continue to say during whole trial as they knew about the clause before late august. that is inaccurate. we pointed out that laura cooper whom they rely, testified she didn't really know what the e-mail she saw related to security assistance were about. we told you cather