holly mr. tillis mr. leahy. mr. durbin. mr. whitehouse. >> the nomination will be favorably reported to the floor. next the eastern district of louisiana. clerk will call the role. >> >> the nomination will be reported to the floor favorably. next the nomination of michael for the eastern district of texas. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. grassley. >> the nomination will be favorably reported to the floor. the next nomination is jake kimball barker the eastern district of texas. >> mr. grassley. mr. lee, mr. holly the suspect burn the nomination will be favorably reported to the floor. next patrick for the western district of oklahoma. call the role. >> favorably reported to the floor. next alan winsor for the northern district of florida. mr. grassley. mr. lee. mr. cruz, mr. holly ,ms ernst , mr crapo ,mr. kennedy mrs. blackburn, mrs. feinstein. mr. leahy, mr. durbin, mr. whitehouse, mr. mr. blumenthal, mr. booker, ms. harris, mr. chairman. >> the nomination will be favorably reported to the floor. next andrew brasher for

holly: hi. i'm holly. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.ou guys think about them cutting and sewing things like lamb and goat and jockstraps? katie: it takes about three times as long to do a lamb product as a shirt product... -holly: mm-hmm. -katie:...just because the shirt construction is super simple. lemonis: and how much money do you make on the lamb product versus the shirt product? katie: oh, shirt is way more. i mean, it cost us, what, about $30, i'd say, to make a shirt, and we sell it for over $100. and, a lamb product, we sell for $17. lemonis: and it costs three times the amount of time -to make it, takes three times? -katie: yeah. yeah. lemonis: have you guys gotten together and had an opinion with the two of them and said, "this is ridiculous"? holly: it doesn't really matter. lemonis: at all? holly: we're kind of, like, on our own out here. nobody really comes out here. it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -holly and katie: no ac. holly: every friday, they're gone fishing. lemonis: they're gone fishing. holly:

he said hollis had changed his life and thanked him for his music.ent to hear talk talk performing on top of the pops injanuary 1986. # music #. # baby, likes what you make it # net or when you can't escape it #. # baby, yesterday's favourite # don't you hate it? # let's now speak with will hodgkinson, the chief rock and pop critic at the times newspaper. good to see you, thanks forjoining us. what did talktalk and those vocals from mark hollis, what did they give to british music? talktalk changed british music because they changed themselves. they sounded like durand durand sandpiper band, and the sun you just played life is what you make it was really that transformation and from then and they became this incredible experimental band that made three remarkable albums, there is colour of spring, spirit of eating, and laughing stock this wasn't normal music at all, this was a bit like ed sharon suddenly making a kind of experiment of jazz album. sharon suddenly making a kind of experiment ofjazz album. it was absolutely unusual, and what they did is

but holly and her partner, james, have just spent eight months fighting for the money she's entitledtreated like a liar and a fake. i have felt similar now to how i felt being bullied at school for having a disability. she has struggled emotionally and health—wise, and she shouldn't have had to have waited this long. the wrong decisions are being made to start with, if i've come to a tribunal and they almost instantly have realised that the wrong decision was made. one of holly's diagnoses is hypermobility syndrome, it means herjoints easily and painfully dislocate like this. she needs to buy special equipment and has help to wash, dress and walk. but her assessment for personal independence payment concluded she could do all that herself, and awarded her less money than it should have. she couldn't afford to keep her car and lost her independence again, all because of an assessment report that at one point even used the wrong person's name. it's caused panic attacks, hours of crying. on average it now takes more than six months to overturn a decision, double the time it took in 2015

holly >> mr. tillis. >> ms. ernst, >> mr. crapo, >> mr. kennedy, >> mrs. blackburn, >> mrs. feinstein. >> mr. leahy, >> no >> mr. durbin, >> >> mr. whitehouse, no by proxy >> ms. klobuchar >> no by proxy >> mr. >> no >> no by proxy >> mr. blumenthal, >> ms. hirono, >> mr. booker, >> ms. harris, >> mr. chairman. >> aye >> the nomination will be favorably reported to the floor. next richard for the court of federal claims. >>>> mr. grassley, >> mr. lee.

holly. i heard your testimony with respect to energy, poverty, i think as you described it and the issues around affordability. i do not know if you are aware of this. you referenced natural gas as being quote clean. according to the naacp cleaner task air force, air task force report, african-american community is an elevated risk of cancer due to air toxic emissions from natural gas development and over 1 million african-americans live in counties that face a cancer risk above the epa's level of concern from toxins emitted by natural gas facilities. i'm curious how you would respond to that sadistic. >> my response would be all of our energy sources have some type of downside to them, even call. we look -- >> i would agree with you there. coal certainly has negative impacts. >> if i could finish, sir. even the wind, turbines, this winter, a couple of weeks ago, could not operate, downside. we know for a fact that liquid gas, natural gas, is the cleanest way and the most affordable rate rig

jillian: holly, i'm assuming you agree, if that's the case, where do we go from here?do agree, we call for process during kavanaugh hearings and i think the same should play out here. the evidence against fairfax especially is definitely more credible and consistent than anything we ever saw against justice kavanaugh and so i do appreciate the democrats calling for the resignation and that is probably what's best for the state of virginia. jillian: andrea, do you think virginia will turn to republicans? >> it's laughable that it would give bump to trump in 2020. we have seen trump being accused of sexual misconduct by almost 2 dozen women and he's also made comments supporting white supremacists throughout his time in office, so i don't think this is going to help trump at all. last -- last november was really a referendum on president trump and we saw 3 congressional districts split from republican hands to democratic hands during that election. so 2020 is going to be another referendum in the moderate and independent voters who voted for democrats in 2018 are going t

musicians he was and his music has been covered by the likes of madonna and many others and sadly hollis passed away on monday at age sixty four so here in his all or some of his own words words to live by life's what you make it all the best you and clash wasn't really. the be . a new summit and a new round of political culture. the two sides will have to overcome decades of hostility. stoked by an unpredictable us foreign policy machine mom and a family of dictators united by one obsession abetting their own atomic bomb above the kim dynasty. audience thirty minutes d.w. . goal. take a look at. the berlin stories that make the games so special you went. for a. dollar gold barlow. come. to cough what the fuck i'm trying to finance. g.w. . i'm scared that the a war that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with violence and. what's your story. on what numbers of women especially of victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this n

wonderful celebration of life right there and in that spirit we'll finish with a musical tribute to mark hollis the creative mastermind behind the pioneering since bach pop band talk talk an inspiration for an entire generation of musicians and his music has been covered by the likes of madonna and many others and sadly hollis passed away on monday at age sixty force. so here is his all or some of his own words words to live by life's what you make it all the best to you and clash wasn't really. the be . the a. good guy. the linesman the big confidence boost the regained the street the big. three pints and a big surprise. some of the broke . the mold. form. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. w. media sector. they are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. courageous and determined they campaign for women's rights and for peace. they mobilize against femicide. compulsory they are. their messages are spreading like wildfire. social media is quite critical to the book and dozens of others on. the streets. women for changi

wonderful celebration of life right there and in that spirit we'll finish with a musical tribute to mark hollis a creative mastermind behind the pioneering since pop pop band talk talk an inspiration for an entire generation of musicians and his music has been covered by the likes of madonna and many others and sadly hollis passed away on monday at age sixty four so here in his honor some of his own words words to live life's what you make it all the best to you and buy from us and. good. good good. good. good. odds of the world's largest police organization interpol. in recent years that has cooperated with antagonistic states and speak businesses. are private donors influencing the super police. how independent are the international criminal cleese really. interpol who controls the world police. in fifteen minutes long d.w. . you by using his them out upon small business not on the bottom trying not to call to believe him ok it's coming from a little higher ed less subtle. and we have come together as a collective the first time after the hispanic almost credit tested good outcomes and being

joel kitchens: i would probably compile a list of several others from richard florez to holly blair. would also pick a book on san antonio. holly blair and richard florez have both written specifically on the alamo and how it has been used by various groups over the years. how it has come to be such an important part of texas identity. those would be my top three. steve: for those who lived through that time, if they were to come back, they would not recognize the alamo today, correct? joel kitchens: that is correct. they probably would not. one fellow who came down to san antonio, he was an illinois volunteer. they were marching in 1846 to mexico. they stopped at san antonio. he was wounded on guard duty and could not go to mexico with his group. he did a lot of sketch work in san antonio. he made some very beautiful sketches of the alamo. he was not happy with the way the army had redone the faÇade of the alamo. he thought it was poorly done when they put the roof on. he was not happy. he said it was like a ridiculous scroll. steve: is that the faÇade we see today? joel kitchens: t

time for the fifth round draw now, with holly hamilton.th round draw — eight ties to be played on sunday 17 of february, with final being at wembley on saturday lith of may. conducting the draw we have two former england players, sue smith and rachel brown—finnis if i could ask you to put the 16 balls in the bag please. among the numbers to look out for, defending champions chelsea are number 12, the 1a times winner, arsenal are 13 and league leaders manchester city number six. please draw the first ball. number 16. the first game will be played either at liverpool or mk dons. liverpool, currently eighth in the division. who will they face in the division. who will they face in the fifth round ? the division. who will they face in the fifth round? number ten. that will be no will or lewis. noel, still the whole ——. lewis. that will be held next sunday. 0ur still the whole ——. lewis. that will be held next sunday. our second fixture? number eight. that will be held at bristol city after that co mforta ble held at bristol city after that com

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton.erpool miss the chance to go five points clear as they're held to a draw by west ham. it's a repeat of last year's final in the women's fa cup fifth round, as holders chelsea are drawn with arsenal. and a big day brewing for rugby's premiership, as club representatives get set to meet to discuss controversial plans to scrap promotion to — or relegation — from england's top league. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton. it's been another tense night for this man —jurgen klopp — who watched his side held to a 1—1 draw at the london stadium. a win over west ham tonight would've seen liverpool go five points clear of manchester city, who could now go top if they beat everton on wednesday. austin halewood reports. despite city breathing down their necks, liverpool are still alone at the top. but with the gap down to two points, as the pressure is starting to mount? is shaking opening suggest it might in tow sadio mane calmly took his moment in front of goal. an opportunity it t

holly. you know, i heard your testimony with respect to energy poverty i think as you described it and the issues around affordability. i don't know if you are aware of, i think you referenced natural gas as being, quote, clean. according to the naacp's cleaner air task force report african-american communities face an elevated risk of cancer due to air toxic emissions from natural gas development and over 1 million african-americans live in counties that face a cancer risk above the epa's level of concern from toxics emitted by natural gas facilities. so i'm curious how you would respond to that statistic. >> my response would be all of our energy sources have some type of down side to them, even coal. we look at the -- >> well, i would agree with you there, mr. holly. coal certainly has a negative impact. >> if i could again initial, sir. >> proceed. >> even the wind turbines this winter a couple weeks ago couldn't operate. down side. but we know for a fact that liquid gas, natural gas, is

for you to say no more holly but i love that oh wow holly and turn on this yeah yeah yeah. on interests that have to get down to how you want it. to list and you're going to have a lot of account to. go to the initiative all of. the law nor have i any. notes. and don't occlusion i don't i toy. lousily gallium with classmate tonal music with a with off in the sky with a lie. and i would stay out of the as a warning. on a lot of telling shot i had to give my views. have a kind of tiny analysts that i've already. been there. and i didn't but. i would. really want to or i should watch a shot. not k. i need to know what costume a lot of. it's a one hundred twenty five and should do not only from global issue of one. day is an issue and if you add it. to his home i smile running. around and yeah. nick was sure to go to nick and it could also off. a vessel of a goodly community of rats in a healthy. one as it wouldn't manana five hundred. or so it may change so much in oh well. i was going to think. and i saw in egypt there are no gaza. who are functionally charlestown. palin not.

and, holly was 19 when she died after an asthma attack.um believes she wasn't using her inhaler as much as she should have because of the cost. she's not alone. now one charity claims that 75% of people with asthma struggle to pay for inhalers that help them breathe. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until ”am this morning. and this morning — have you experienced what some of these men in the studio today have experienced 7 good morning, everybody. good morning. stereotyping, feeling judged, overt or unconcsious bias and prejudice? we will talk about some of their experience and we want yours too. we also want your positive stories too asa also want your positive stories too as a black man living in britain in 2019. use the #victorialive. if you re emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. if you text, you ll be charged at the standard network rate. here's annita with a summary of the days news. the prime minister is facing the p

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was her restaurant her sister holly joined with other friends to celebrate their brother who was also working as a waiter there. the attackers opened fire on the rest front. they've immediately for hours and in his arms she had been shot in the head and died later in hospital. i am going to meet with the brother of khalid and of their two sisters who died on the thirteenth of november. there is a huge shift i need and message in jail. to plead. that it is no wonder the jones at the b.b.c. was in on this one fighting. for shoes you. know you all did it in a swell sheet if you read this i thought that if you got a clinical studies assist in this area then you have more. michael quoted in your sentiments so that many people can i say to mrs bush here she a ship to try to tell you that us all up in each other that i made to get in the presence of swat i can make this in the. sheer off awesome machine sure miss him if he stays in the possible confusion and fear junket he left us over she was so thick that movie was just a young hockey komo. even on this season i would lose your what michae

holly williams reports. >> reporter: hoda 123 musana was 20 years old when she left her home in hooverhe bride of an isis fighter in syria. now a mother and a widow, she's living in a refugee camp. >> i know i've ruined my future and my son's future and i deeply regret it. >> reporter: while studying business at the university of alabama, she told her family she was going on a school trip and instead flew to the middle east. in a letter to her family seen by cbs news, she wrote, "i was a naive, angry, and arrogant young woman. but seeing bloodshed up close changed me." musana is one of a small number of u.s. citizens who have joined isis. but america's syrian allies are thought to be holding around 800 foreign isis fighters along with their wives d dren. in same camps shamima begum who ran away from her home in london at 15 and had a child with an isis militant. >> i just want forgiveness really from the u.k. >> reporter: but unlike hoda, she hasn't expressed much remorse. the u.k. government said it would strip begum of her british citizenship. the u.s. government hasn't said what wil

holly my says she never saw anything strange in her two sons except that over the past year mohammed omar another march with the family finances. they also hardly prayed at the local mosque they told they had been travelling and were praying different mosques she had no reason not to trust her sons they'd always being good responsible boys. this. news isn't in the kids will play you get a pass on the. new one. and also you're the mum just i think you begin with. your own telling me real or even tell you mom. now for you. to lie to. you know many. of them but i. know in your much was doing so is demonstration which is fourteen million what does it give me a little you know you need. also one other. president that i was i love this. respect let's get a's or not just that it was time goes on that they're looking at that. doesn't mean you're not in the sort of a small space costing of. pork in all. or nothing to solve in their lives here so i've been looking for. populist baseball so i mean it doesn't mean you. know something. i mean did ok by listening is done all those little book is t

jeff. >> glor: holly williams, thank you very much. 12 survivors of sexual abuse by priests told topholic officials at the vatican today such attacks can no longer be tolerated. their meeting came one day before pope francis hosts a summit on abuse in the church, and nikki battiste tonight is at the vatican. n. i walked the streets around for a couple hours, worked out things in my mind, and i have a arpose here today. and i'm focused and ready to do it. >> reporter: shaun dogherty came to rome with a weight on his shoulders. he's here to speak out on behalf of fellow sex abuse survivors at the vatican. >> for the sake of innocent children around the world, everything is on the line for this. >> reporter: dogherty's nearly 4,000-mile journey from pennsylvania began more than 30 years ago when he was molested by a priest at age 10. >> welcome to rome ciampino airport. >> reporter: he's been an outspoken advocate for survivors, after a pennsylvania grand jury report released last fmmer found about 300 catholic clergy had sexually abused more than 1,000 children. this morning, he met wi

holly williams, cbs news, london. >>> widespread storms are causing trouble all over the country.inter storm warnings are posted in four corners of the southwest where heavy snow is forecast. rain will bring a risk of flash flooding from ohio to the deep south through the weekend. yesterday, minnesota set a record for the snowiest february in history. out west another storm system is bringing rare snow to places like las vegas, nevada, and flagstaff, arizona. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, hitting the picket line. why teachers in oakland, california, are walking off the job. >>> and a nightmare for nike after zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 mins. in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may sp

this is unbelievable to me. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, london. >> begnaud: and still ahead're going to take a drive down memory lane with a fanatic, a car fanatic, who's just about six years old. huff and puff. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better- starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. watch out, piggies! ask your doctor if symbicort is right for you. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. if you can't afford let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so wh

and i'm holly hamilton. i'll be bringing you the rest of today's sport, including the latest on the equine flu crisis as three more cases are confirmed at stables in cheshire. this welcome to the heart of the scottish borders. the home seller gala rugby club. it has launched the careers of numerous british and irish lions and many scottish internationals. that includes this man. the current head coach of scotland. what a weekend we have in store and what an opening weekend it was with england producing that victory over ireland in dublin last weekend. a match which we will be reflecting on. but can scotland inflict a second defeat in a row on their grand slam champions. they have waited two decades for a title. scotland's stronghold has been battled and often broken. —— battered and broken. but those days are past now. a force in the north is rising once again. a new hope at the helm. a team that plays without fear. now the competition takes a step up as the irish come to town, still licking their wounds aft

studio: see you, holly, thank you very much indeed.being shared on social media, according to a bbc countryfile investigation. in response, facebook and youtube have taken down some of the content, but material celebrating illegal hunting and cockfighting is still accessible, as tom heap reports. from hare coursing to cockfighting, these are the cruelest of so—called sports with gambling at their heart. you may have thought these blood sports lived only in the past but today the power of the web has given them a new audience. we found evidence that some of the world's most popular internet sites like facebook and youtube are being used by illicit gambling rings to organise animal fights and also share disturbing and cruel images online with huge numbers of followers. it's about the money. it is purely about the betting. it is significant amounts of money made in this. bought for £25,000—30,000 for a hare coursing dog with good bloodline. they are making six figures annually. purely from hare coursing. and they can live stream to their

hello, i‘m holly hamilton and this is your friday sport briefing.s the pick of the west indies‘ bowlers — with a for 30 on another wretched day for england‘s batsmen. the tourists were bowled out forjust 187 with only moeen ali and jonny bairstow showing any resistence. moeen top—scored with 6. the west indies will start the 2nd day on 30 without loss. they trail by 157. this the draw for the semi—finals of the copa del rey takes place this del rey takes place later on friday. valencia, real betis and the holders barcelona have beenjoined in the last four by real madrid. karim benzema scored twice as they won 3—1 at girona in the second leg of their quarter—final. marcos llorente also scored for madrid, as they completed a 7—3 aggregate win. meanwhile, lazio are through to the semi—finals of the coppa italia where they‘ll face ac milan. that, after beating inter—milan on penalties in their qaurter—final at the san siro. lazio were leading 1—nil in extra—time when mauro icardio equalised for inter in the 120th minute — with a penalty. that meant pena

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holly has been missing an hour of class every friday morning.rd. i want to get scottish leaders to take climate change seriously, and that they are destroying my future. most of my teachers are quite supportive of me. unfortunately, the highland council and my headteacher don't like what i'm doing. if they say they are going to punish you in some way, will that put you off doing it? no. it's a small price to pay for standing up for our planet. i mean, if you get a detention, that is nothing compared to how we will suffer in the future if nothing is done. james waterhouse with that report there. the queen has marked the centenary of the intelligence agency gchq by visiting its original home. when it first opened, watergate house in central london was known as the government code and cypher school and was a top secret location. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is there. indeed, this was the first public engagement to be carried out by the queen after her long winter break. just before she arrived here actually, there was an update on a story

sports presenter holly hamilton is here with more.one, they have had a string of bad results ? gone, they have had a string of bad results? alam this has been bubbling up results? alam this has been bubbling upfor results? alam this has been bubbling up for the past few weeks if not months, especially given the fact that leicester city haven't actually won a game since new year's day, which is quite incredible. in fact they have only won four games at home this season as you set, i think the result of getting beaten at home by crystal palace yesterday 4—1 has really brought this and there have been issues of low morale reportedly at training and just before christmas we were reporting on the idea that possibly he might be the next manager to go, but then there we re next manager to go, but then there were those victories over chelsea and manchester city, which captain in thejob for a and manchester city, which captain in the job for a few months longer. but today they have announced that they will be parting company with a claude puel

holly, thank you.ng, called to discuss sexual abuse in the roman catholic church. last night, speaking at a special service for some 200 bishops and cardinals taking part in the meeting, the pope said senior figures in the church had to be honest and confront the reality of abuse. bishops from around the world were told yesterday that official files on priests, who had sexually abused children, were destroyed or never even drawn up. and later today we should get more detail on the measures the pope would like to see put in place to protect children from abuse, as our rome correspondentjames reynolds explained to me earlier. we waited to hear from the pope himself. in his closing speech he is expected to point the way forward, to talk about what kind of concrete and effective measures and those are his words, he wants to put in place. he did circulate a number of suggested points, at the start of this meeting. they involved the civil authorities in cases of abuse and victims say it really should be very

wonderful celebration of life right there and in that spirit we'll finish with a musical tribute to mark hollis a creative mastermind behind the pioneering since pop pop band talk talk an inspiration for an entire generation of musicians he was and his music has been covered by the likes of madonna and many others and passed away on monday at age sixty four so here in his all or some of his own words words to live by life's what you make it all the best to you and buy from us and darlin. because. the gulf remains and the big confidence boost the a game in st the big. three three pints and a big surprise above continuing the book . will make the entire show the entire scream from drivers or dealing with any and i killed many civilians. come including my father while. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our kind of sob. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make it look accidents raring to me. never read a book like this. list german streets. sleep . carefully. to be. discove

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musicians he was and his music has been covered by the likes of madonna and many others and sadly hollis passed away on monday at age sixty four so here in his honor some of his own words words to live by life's what you make it all the best to you and watch wasn't really. me. china's new gateway to the indian ocean kuantan this country's dummy port city lies on him so creditors. chinese and the dozen building infrastructure when there was none of the new silk road. where fred supported him and want to is flourishing. knowledgable pakistanis are happy about it. global three thousand and thirty minutes part d w. one but soft lives in my clubs. where i come from raj order means an important new soft transmitting mules and form ish and when i was young my country was in the glory of confidence. more prominent. people would gather around to see if. it was my job to tour in one off the lot of just say. everyone in the town hall to listen to that day. nothing has been from inside my own car yet enjoy months or more years on so long even thought i was i was a twit of. my choice discarded becaus

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton arsenal's struggles away from home continue — asip at bate borisov while their london rivals chelsea fare better in sweden. and defeat at home to valencia leaves celtic with a mountain to climb to salvage their europa league dreams. and athletics governing body hits back at a report it suggested caster semenya should be classed as biological male . hello and welcome to the programme, no love for arsenal's performance in tonight's europea league tie this valentine's day, after they slumped to a i—nil defeat in belarus against bate borisov, their first win over an english side at home in european competition. paul garrity was watching. since december, arsenal has been very hit and miss, so which team would turn up they were good but it was quoted to the next squandered, but that optimism began to fade as the looked in danger when they're on the looked in danger when they're on the counter attack. it was where arsenal needed to just concentrate on the goal, wasting a chance midway through the half. beating every ten in the league in 20

i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme...ic of the fa cup, newport county reach the fifth round for the first time in 70 years and it's manchester city next. there's another casualty of the opening six nations weekend. maro itoje will miss england's next two matches. and olympic gold medalist lyndsey von crashes out of one of the final races of her legendary career. hello and welcome to sportsday. well the fa cup rarely fails to produce a giantkilling and tonight is no different. newport county of league two have sealed their place in the fifth round, and a tie with manchester city, after a two—nil victory over championship side middlesborough. ben croucher was watching the action. in newport they came prepared only for one eventuality, that and the weather, and they were soon stuck in the mud. this was never going to be pretty, they played rugby here as well, but it is football remember so note using your hand and he didn't the eyes of the referee and he begged to differ. this was not in the script, a hasty rewrite at half—t

know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy hollyno, all the great rock 'n rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s was a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock 'n' roll became the province of

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton.ol retain the top spot, as a 5—star display keeps them ahead of manchester city in the premier league title race. the countdown to the world cup is on, as england women kick off the shebelieves cup against brazil in freezing philadelphia. big—hitting england smash their way to victory in the 4th one—dayer against the west indies. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with a very busy evening in the premier league with the whole of the top 7 all in action. but some of the attention was off the pitch at stamford bridge, where chelsea's much talked about goalkeeper keppa arrizzabalaga was dropped to the bench for tonight's game against spurs. in the end though, that made little difference on the pitch as nick parrott reports. three days after he should've come up three days after he should've come up on the final, he finally got onto the pitch for chelsea. the misunderstanding between manager and hammett resolved with a fine, and a place on the bench. the rest of the tea m place on

i'm holly hamilton. coming up.ester city return to the top for the first time this year with victory over everton at goodison park. emiliano sala's former club threatens legal action over his transfer fee while striker remains missing and presumed dead. and johanna konta holds her nerve to secure victory for great britain in theirfirst home fed cup tie for 26 years. hello and welcome to the programme. well they needed a win and they got it — manchester city beating everton 2—0 to return to the top of the premier league for the first time since december. let's for straight to goodison right now and our correspondent katie gornall. katie — what a difference a week makes. it almost felt inevitable this evening? yes, you could say that. this was really a ha rd —foug ht yes, you could say that. this was really a hard—fought game there. to everett and's credit much improved we can. they pushed city on the way. i was watching pep guardiola on the touchline and he looked a bit anxious but at the final whistle a huge smile

for holly and rosie's generation, it's within touching distance.re if nothing is done. we can speak now to 17—year—old anna taylor, one of the organisers behind tomorrow 5 national protests, and carl ward, who's chief executive of the city learning trust, a group of schools covering around 6000 students. tell our audience why you say it is 0k to tell our audience why you say it is ok to go on strike tomorrow? i think it's necessary to go on strike tomorrow because we feel like we have to do this, we feel like we don't have another choice. and if i wasn't going on strike tomorrow, i wouldn't be having this conversation she's millions of conversations and debates have been sparked off across the world because of students going on strike, and that's what we need to do in order to prevent the catastrophe we're about to fall into. if you were able to vote in general elections, do you think you'd still be doing it or would that make up for the fact that you feel at the moment politicians are ignoring you? i think! feel at the moment politicians are ignor

i'm holly. go top of the six nations table as a shambolic france feel le crunch at twickenham. and it's england who have control in the women's tournament too, with seven tries over the french to claim a crucial bonus point win. another aguero hat trick sees manchester city return to the top of the premier league as they thrash chelsea 6—0. also coming up in the programme. two wickets in two balls for moeen ali and mark wood as england's cricketers fight back in the west indies — after another disappointing day with the bat. one last time in the starting gate... one more medal around her neckk. lynsey vonn makes history with the final race of her career. hello and welcome to sportsday. it was billed as le crunch... instead. . it was more of a demolition. england thrashed france 114—8 at twickenham with five tries — including a hat trick from jonny may. more details from our correspondentjoe wilson. they had not come to london to watch a performance of lameness. we are 100% confident. 100%. that

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flowers placed on his holly star. w 77 years old. thank you for waking up with us. he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. ad lib live picture of san >>> welcome to friday morning. taking a live look outside, this time from the north bay, a welcome sight, because it's friday. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i i'm laura garcia. look who is here with me and us. >> i'm kris sanchez in for marcus. mike, glad you're here. >> i'll speak in a deep voice. >> be extra masculine this morning. kari is with us. the oakland teachers are still on strike this morning, it is going to be chilly. >> it is going to be chilly. grab your coffee and as you get ready to head out the door, another morning where you need a heavier coat. a live look in palo alto, low 40s and dropping down to 38 degrees by 8:00 and temperature

abc7 news reporter amy holly field shows us a few drivers found out the hard way. it's not a good idea to drive through standing water. >> reporter: rescue crews had to take a boat to reach this woman who was stuck in her car on todd road, a rural road in sonoma county that flooded but she tried to drive through it anyway. fire teams had so many calls like this this morning they had to borrow the boat. >> we had multiple calls in the area. >> reporter: firefighters say people should not try to drive through standing water. you never know how deep it is or how fast it is moving. >> if the vehicle is in the water out there, it started in the middle of the road. as you can see out there, it's moved off to the side of the road heading towards the fence. >> reporter: the driver who was rescued here did not want to talk to us. neither did this driver rescued along with a girl from this car at graton and railroad. firefighters say it over and over again, turn around, don't drown. >> turn around. it's not worth ruining your car, not worth risking your life. >> reporter: th