everywhere i went as a monday night football a nalyst, everywhere i went as a monday night football analystrything i can, no guarantees, no promises, but i want to win. defending motorbike champion sam sunderland has been forced to pull out of the dakar rally. (oov next) the british ktm rider had to be helicoptered to hospital —— the british ktm rider had to be helicoptered to hospital after suffering back pain in the fourth stage through peru. frenchman adrian van beveren won the stage on his yamaha and is the new overall leader. it was a grim day for cyril despres in the cars. he crashed his peugeot into a rock while crossing the inca desert and has also withdrawn from the race. his teammate stephane peterhansel remains in the lead. from all of us at sport today, goodbye. tuesday was a disappointing day up and down the country, cold, damp and grey with the exception of western scotland which saw a little sunshine. into wednesday we start to see a bit of change to the weather. a band of rain slowly moves eastward across the country. first thing on wednesday, across central and western area

my my name is richie anderson and i love football. i love competing andi sunday league team i love competing and i love the banter with my team—mates. i've got a secret i can no longer keep from them. it's time to tell my team—mates i'm gay. to the best of my knowledge of my team—mates are straight and have no idea i am gay. it is funny foot in every other part of society i am out and proud. as soon as i'm here on a football pitch it feels like to boo. it is match day and at full—time, i'm coming out to the lads. my nerves are calmed by getting on the scoresheet. the game ends in a morale boosting 7—2 victory for my team. nowi morale boosting 7—2 victory for my team. now i just morale boosting 7—2 victory for my team. now ijust have to find the right moment. i'm just ready to do it now. shall ijust get out the way? mike team—mates know i am making a film about grassroots football but have no idea what i'm about to say. boys, before you go, i just wanted to have a quick chat with you. one of the issues we looked at this week, which is

, i can play international football, i can play international football, i can play for yorkshire to play for yorkshire, you've got to be born here. the home ground is the yorks newbuild stadium, the usual place of hemsworth miners welfare at sea. the get deeper and uefa, yorkshire has been accepted as the newest member of comefa, the confederation of independent football associations which holds its own world cup. it includes some countries in places which are not recognised as countries so that potential opponents include western armenia, tibet and greenland. yorkshire's first match will be in three weeks' time against the isle of man national team. yorkshire time against the isle of man nationalteam. yorkshire have time against the isle of man national team. yorkshire have a very strong, distinct identity, some people consider themselves more yorkshire than english. this is a reflection, we are giving yorkshire people the rowing team to cheer on, some something they can identify with. equipment is already sorted and the players should not even think about any diving or playacti

my my name is ritchie anderson, and i love football. eting, and i love the better with my team—mates. but i have got a secret i can no longer keep from them. it is time to tell my team—mates i am gay. to the best of my knowledge, my team—mates are straight and have no idea that i am 93v- straight and have no idea that i am gay. it is funny, really, because in every other part of society i am out andi every other part of society i am out and i am proud. my friends know, and my family know, but as soon as i am here on a football pitch, itjust feels like it but. it is match day, and it full time i am coming out of the lads. my nerves are calmed by getting on the scoresheet. and the game ends in a morale boosting 7—2 victory for my team. now, ijust have to find the right moment. so now. . . have to find the right moment. so now... iamjust have to find the right moment. so now... i am just ready to do it now. you want to go in? shall bejust get it out of the way. my team—mates know i am making a film about grassroots football, but have no ide

so, emmitt, i ask you before, did you realize the limitations you had as a football player? >> no. i didn't. people had more limitations on me than i did on myself. >> others. >> others had more limitations than i did. i go back to what my mom said. you can achieve anything in life if you really put your mind, heart and soul it's just a matter of mental toughness. mind over matter. if you don't mind, it don't matter. you have to do what you have to do. as a running back, you have to produce positive yardage and create the right distance for the coordinators to call great plays. if you do that on a consistent basis, then you are allowed to get the ball more than two or three times a game. >> so, help me draw this point out, emmitt. how fast were you in the 100 whether it was a dash or meters? how fast? >> well, two different things. >> go ahead. >> a dash, i think the fastest i got was probably 10.3, 10.4. >> meters, the fastest was 10.5. >> put that into perspective. is that fast? >> not in florida. it's dead last in texas as well. >> you didn't let that affect you. >> football is n

i don't know much about football. ts person, but i could see the teamwork that you had and how well you were able to work together and collaborate and what i saw, what was inspiring, is the choice you were making to work together. and i want you to hold this moment for the future. to know that that choice you made to work together is really what makes our society work. i want to leave you with a quote from vince lombardi, who was a football player and coach of the green bay packers for many years. "individual commitment to a group effort, that's what makes a team work, a society work and a civilization work." so what you did in this effort, you improved and supported our community and our society. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for having us. before i speak, i would rather have one of my players say a few things, so he doesn't get too nervous. i want to introduce one of our senior receivers, all-city first team two years in a row, jackie goe. [cheers and applause] to make it easier for him, i'm going to

i want to be a part of history. the club is so young. women's football. ng pa rt have achieved so much, just being part of the journey... train to reach an even higher level, it is amusing. i really want to do something. i want people to talk about how she did great stuff! your route into football was very different. tell me about the first time you got a football. it was from my dad. we played something else with it. girls weren't allowed to do sports. my knowledge of football was very little before we went to denmark. that is when i started playing. i saw it for real. we were young kids from different countries. we didn't have anything to do but learn new stuff. it started as fun. butter then it became an obsession. the competition, it got into every single kid. yeah. world do you know about manchester city? how much research have you done about the place? actually not that much. i have been really busy. i have not done much research. i like the fact that i have sean —— shown up, tried to learn, adapt. i have had positive impressions, than the weather! g

i accept that his football and sometimes it happens. times it happens. we are miles away from how i want us to play. but we are doing something is right, like the way we are defending. if we keep defending like that, especially against the top teams, we will have a chance to take points. hopefully we will get a couple of players back fit in the coming weeks and months. if we can do that, hopefully it will help us. liverpool's philippe coutinho and mo salah were mr ma's fa cup derby against everton due to injury. coutinho has a thigh injury which comes amid increasing speculation about his future. liverpool expect another bid from barcelona during the transfer window. but jurgen klopp is remaining tight—lipped about the situation. look, all the things i could say no will only create stories. you will write the stories any way. so i have nothing to say about it. that is actually how it is. that is how it is! it is a transfer window. that is all. that is all. i know that means already open the door halfway because i mentioned it is the tran

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending to do the twenty million and one fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great one more chance for. the face of this minute. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation michael pentel pen to a port dot com money manager extraordinary out there in new jersey the bayonne bleeder they call you yeah chuck what are the fox or well you know fall market was in town. yeah you almost beat momma deli really yeah they bought all the rocky character after chuck weapon or oh they own bleeder juice i know more about that you're seeing the most people living in new jersey ok so michael pinto let's get back to this you know bitcoin and you know your got a negative view on it and the points you make just to recap here that there's a vulnerability at the exchanges and the on ramp off ramp the

football player. i'm concerned about the brain damage. but i do not think football kills your brain. us that we need to be movingm away from football. look, man, life is a game of risk. football has done many, many things for many, many people, like myself. football isba responsible, partially responsible, for moving me from harvard povertya successful life. i think we are so caught up in concussions and we are judging football in an way we are not judging other sports. you. can go to a boxing match ad when someone gets knocked out, you can stand and cheer. we turned football, someone gets hit hard, we are supposed to go, oh, my god, let's have a prayer vigil, let's quit enjoying the game. listen, football is what it is, it has nothing to be ashamed of. again, i have a great deal of respect for bob kostas. >> tucker: it's funny, you are changing my opinion -- >> i think it's unfair to football. >> tucker: i came in so totally different view and you have won me over. let's see if you do it on the second topic. the ad, the veterans ad, encouraging people to stand during the national ant

it i think far more widely watched it's far easier to see. football from all over the world wherever you are in in the world things outside parochial nowadays i think people globally know more about bond and that there is it sit closer courses and also the way though. made them play. a brand of football and you know that was the idea of the club to create a brand of football as well as the the blind brand saw who. you know i think people appreciate them maybe for football more than i ever did before. even watching i mean i'm trying to be fully going it's all still on the pitch at the emirates even though god has gone to kind of a shot of him there in the fact that they're playing out on those at the start of training that that is something that the players love the scene and really enjoy it you can just hear them were free and hollering from one hundred two hundred mi is why i. took. this as one of the great experiences of european football to come and watch a game a game like dates in the big game. oh. ok. so you know i said amazing. he's one of the

i always knew he was a footballer. i always knew he was a footballer. er. five of us in one house,.“ something happens to you, you'd know that he was involved. just a normal light, came to work every day, nothing fazed him. —— a normal lad. he was easy maintenance, we'd have a laugh, a bit of banter, he'd go out and work hard. i had nothing but good times there. obviously the game, my first opportunity to play full—time football. game, my first opportunity to play full-time football. vardy on his way. vardy! he looked full of goals but as we got further into the seasonit but as we got further into the season it became more obvious he wasn't going to be gay too long, not least because there were an army of scouts for him from quite big clubs. —— he wasn't going to be here too long. we would have premier league managers. i think it was ian holloway who started raving about me a bit. he was the one who said he'd pay £1 million, and i think after that the chairman said, that's it, unless somebody pays out, you are not going anywhere.” unless somebody pays ou

i love football. and i love the city of oakland. i had a son here. some of my great memories in life are in oakland. and i want to give them two of the best years of football that i can possibly help deliver. and i love the raiders. the brand is global. everywhere i went as a monday night football analyst, the raider nation would come out of the ground. i love the raiders. most of all i love to win and i'm going to do everything i can , no guarantees, no promises, but i want to win. i look forward to working with reggie and his staff. we have a lot of work to do. we've hired three coordinators already. paul guenther from the cincinnati bangles is official. a great addition to our football team. which percent cheat will be our special teams coordinator from the cowboys and greg olsen will be our offense coordinator coming over from the los angeles rams. i can't wait to get started and it's an emotional time for me but i will answer any questions i can. thank you. >> media, please raise your hand and find the microphone on a side. when you ask a questi

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred and twenty million on one player. so it's an experience like nothing else i want to do because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chimes with. and takes this minute. paul adams is the head of the patrol units tonight. he doesn't like the sound of fireworks somebody someone pretty hard. hard to distinguish about what's best if your role is in this for the very good you're kind of java beyond guard anything you know because people do tend to polish our guns our rifles out and guns out and fire a lot so. it makes everything a little bit war. may not make you look at more data when you're old enough to figure our use of all these years on the radio that a man refused to stop at a traffic stop he escaped and could be our. hero flag is set up to try to stop a. spike strip is deployed on the. command fell into the trap. the sheriff's unit is in pursu

in 1987, my senior year in high school, i was national football player of the year. superbowl ever out on the rose bowl and watch the denver broncos play the new york giants. six years later, the cowboys played in the rose bowl. i played in my very first superbowl. >> magic johnson often commented as great a basketball player as he was, he wanted his second act to be better than the first. >> yes. >> you are in the process of doing that. you are a businessman. you talked about diversifying. give us a feel for what you are doing now. >> right now, i have multiple companies. i have a development company called e. smith legacy. i have a real estate construction company. we're starting up another company. it is a roger stalbach company. i'm taking the things i learned on the football field and in life and translating those things into this area of business. i'm surrounding myself with great team members. and so, at the end of the day, it's not about me. it's not about us. it's not about the money we make. it's about the service we provide to every client that we're worki

he was the first footballer i looked at and he was the first footballer i looked atand said he was thehat could be me. if you spoke to anybody in the neighbourhood where i grew up, it was the same. you know, he was this big, strong, black centre—forward who everyone wanted to be. at west brom this morning, the flat was at half—mast as fans paid their respects. they lost a treasure. he was far more than just a player, he was far more than just a player, he was a footballing pioneer. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: disappearing from small town america. we look at the emotional cost of the us crackdown on immigration. also coming up: shock and sadness in the music industry. fans mourn the sudden death of the cranberries lead singer, dolores 0'riordan. we take a look back at the irish singer's life. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend

i love football, and i would like to talk about football, not about referees.be nice, at some stage. but there were also some thrilling moments to concentrate on in the game, weren't there?m thrilling moments to concentrate on in the game, weren't there? it was a great football game. when you come here, you see football and that is what you want people to talk about. it is always about controversy and frustration. that is not what we live for. we live the love football. the media and the social networks tried everybody crazy today, but what is important for me is how good is the football game, and that is all you want. an exciting game for the people watching this game. less, less for us, for me, and also for the players, because there is a disappointment at the end because i think when you are so close to win the game, as we have seen at the emirates, it is a pity. elsewhere, west brom say their midfielderjake livermore confronted a west ham fan, after he'd been substituted in their game at the london stadium last night, in response to taunts about the death o

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill you narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great one more chance for. the base this minute. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers shocked the world with the tax haven secrets two trillion united states dollars passed through most. in the amount of time that we've been in panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's an act of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of. documents were examining. all the people we basically have tried to get an advantage out of this sort of war newspaper. and probably other politician which was the other politician the media would point to find their targets such as the kings of morocco and saudi arabia the president of argen

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i was there. obviously they gave me my first opportunity to play full—time football. ite a lot for that. vardy! no arguments! as we got further into the season, it became more obvious that he wasn't going to be here too long, not least because there were an army of scouts from big clubs here pretty much every home game. it was like a who's who on some games, particularly midweek, when premier league managers were here. they started raving about me and i think he was the one who said they would pay £1 million and i think that was it after that, the chairman says that's it, someone pays that you're not going anywhere. that's it, someone pays that you're not going anywherelj that's it, someone pays that you're not going anywhere. i do think him going to leicester was a surprise because they have been interested in him for months, particularly in the january window. i didn't have any doubts personally that he wouldn't be able to replicate what he had done here in the championship. vardy all the way! it is in! it is hard to believe how far he has gone from here. he has not

so football season, i played football. basketball season, played basketball. football was my favorite sport. - really? - yeah. because i use to like to beat people up. football was the only time i could beat people up and not get in trouble. why didn't you pursue it? because i was sitting at home one day, and my father comes in with an article. he just threw it at me, and he walked in another room. so i'm looking at it, and in it was two tickets to the game-- san antonio spurs. and it said, "jon koncak signs for 15 million for three years." that's five a year. and my father said, "see, if you stay out of trouble and you listen to me, you can get numbers like this when you're done." because, believe it or not, my dream was to make eight million for ten years. i already had it planned that i was going to make 800,000 a year. i was going to buy my mom a house. i was going to get a jimmy blazer and a benz, and that was going to be it. so was it not the passion then for basketball - but really the money? - yes. - really? - yes. levin: were you naturally good? shaq:

and our power player of the week, which is is tougher politics and football? >> i was born to play football, i am having to transition. chris: how nfl wound up work forking the speaker of the house all on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington, on this martin luther king holiday weekend, the nation's capitol is still reeling from president trump's remarks about immigrants from africa and haiti. his comments have reignited the debate of whether the president is a racist and derailed progress in a bipartisan deal on immigration, a setback that could let to government shutdown midnight friday, joining me now for exclusive interview, the new secretary of homeland security nielson. >> thank you. chris: let's discuss the false alarm in hawaii, just after 8:00 people got this alert, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. people were understandably terrified for 38 minutes before they got the all-clear. now, it turns out it was a state official who hit the wrong button, but as the head of federal dhs, what

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more transfer. and thinks it's going to. started working i know the question. for the euro was why. we had such concerns what we were preparing to do. thank you all very much. and are for me to be here to. pay tribute to a hero freedom. milton freidman. i arrived in italy in november two thousand and eleven documentary the nation was at risk of default and under pressure of the european institutions the berlusconi government had just resigned in favor of. a technician who supported the forthcoming catastrophe it was the first time in a decade that i came back to the land where i was born. to advance a moral vision. where men and women are free. to choose. by the braiding agencies and they'd lost credibility in the eyes of internati

. >> i love football. i love coaching football. i love teaching and being around these guys. i will pour my life into these players. if it is good enough, great because that is all i know i can do i have given my best effort. i don't care about what is written, you know, it was kind of like the under dog thing. our players don't pay much attention to that. i am kind of the same way. >> i have so many thoughts on that. >> i'm sure do you. >> it is interesting because players will tell you we don't listen to what you guys say you people in the media you fans. >> right. >> but they wear dogmas beings right and they say in one believes in us. you can't have it both ways. we like that they are motivated but we know they hear just about everything. >> no doubt. >> and we see everything that they do, kind of like this. team owner jeffery lurie did this victory dance after that win over falcons. we found someone to teach our pat gallen, that exact dance and you go ahead and practice for the next 20 minutes because we will show you exactly, how to get that thing done. >> the jeffery.

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance for. a nice minute. sgt moses will remember you when you don't see one scene of the teachers who are to get a court to do. what they need not through only ted space to. make. love to no kill said. siméon claiming to know servant is messy that. alex you speak french. most of those old yes while that same year he was sent down for continue his morning his talk of is busy at the council itself to call. themselves summers and i build tiny houses for the homeless. he is back and they are here why do these guys down for me a tiny house is not a solution it will be a free for all. this nice safe conditions to live a. new suit of clothes and run to the city of los angeles. always get nervous. nobody should be homeless anywhere

>> i love football. i love watching football.re's a lot of things about football they've done in recent years to make it safer and decrease the number of hits. i think that there has to be a full education, frankly, of players at any age about what exactly is going on, what the risks are of the game. i think that those risks have been long over -- understated. you know, people thought, i got my bell rung, get back in and play. you still hear that. that's not the case. a concussion is not even the right word. it's a traumatic brain injury. if you start to look at it that way and say, you know, my child, whoever the person is just experienced a traumatic brain injury, that changes everything, the way you approach it, the way you treat it, how long you keep someone out of the game. are we ready to say, is it worth it? as a country, we have to ask the country. i think for the time being, these individual leagues and, obviously, the individual players really need to ask it for themselves, and in the case of the child, ask with your fa

i like the game plan just in general. they ran the football. but when they needed to pass the ball, nick was on point. you know, he missed one. i thought it was early. he missed one on the corner route. aside from that he was on point passing the football. >> absolutely. and i've got to tell you, what a job by doug peterson and his play calling. you saw him get the ball over to nelson. look at these drives, mike. one drive was for eight minutes. you have another drive that was for 5:42. another drive that was almost seven minutes. 14 plays, 12 plays, 14 plays. that's three different drives where you just ate up the clock. >> well, when you have the weather conditions, all the circumstances going into this game, that's really what you want. you have a backup quarterback. you don't want to put too much on him. you want to make sure your guys at the line of scrimmage can win the game in the run game. of course you're going to have to throw it some. so you give nick the slant route. you had the run pass option a lot of times. he made the correct dec

i hate football and beer and twins. just decide. okay? but i'm not waiting around forever. - is this an ultimatum? - i don't know. maybe it is. maybe my mom was right. - [panting] chuck going crazy. justin forgot panting medication. [suspenseful music] ♪ - chuck, is everything okay in there? - hey, guys, you're just in time for the show. that's right. i'm going on facebook live to tell the world everything i know about fenton pelt. - but chuck, you have nothing. this will be the end of your career. - oh, nothing? little box man? ten, ten, flop? and a couple of other things i was worried you'd think were crazy. but the only thing that matters is that chuck pierce is back on the air, on the chuck news network. i already got a logo and a theme song. [sings theme song] when news breaks, chuck pierce is there. where? here, with his co-host, johnny chair. and no one on sports. - chuck! we have to stop him. - we can't. but i know someone who can. - so we're doing my idea for a segment on dating in your 60s? - uh, yeah, kinda. - okay, and can we g

i love football. i love coaching football. i love teaching it. love being around these guys.ur my life into these players. i don't care about what's written. it's kind of like the underdog thing. our players don't pay much attention to that. i'm kind of the same way. >> they do pay attention to the underdog status. why would they be wearing the big dog mask? and doug pederson did say that at the end. coming up, we'll hear from some of the key players still feeling disrespected because they are underdogs again in the nfc title game in their own house. i'm john clark. we'll see you then. >> thank you, john. >>> in defiance of the eagles underdog status, we're asking you to send in pictures of your dog decked out in eagles gear. these are just a few of the pictures we've received so far. send them to us through the free nbc 10 app. >>> count on nbc 10 for our exclusive pregame shows leading up to the big game. friday and saturday night at 7:00 for special eagles coverage. and nbc 10 is where the action is on sunday. eagles game plan kicks off at 10:00 a.m. followed by eagles gam

a very good footballer. i think he was fearless in the penalty area.way. tommy also won two league titles at anfield with an acrobatic south that set apart. this was him in the first—ever broadcast of match of the day. in the late 19605, of match of the day. in the late 1960s, ray clemence was tommy's understudy, before replacing him as the club's first choice keeper, and remembers his mental with great fondness. wonderful person to be around and honestly and excellent goalkeeper as well. he was the best i have ever seen in a one versus one situation. i sat in the stand when i came to liverpool football club and learned so much watching him, and how he dealt with those situations. the number of times he saved liverpool when players had broken through past the back four, you couldn't count. tommy was a star, but humble to the last. as a chance meeting with our very own stuart flinders showed when stuart asked him if he remembered a famous merseyside abbey from the 1960s. i'm just wondering whether you remember the derby match at 1957, goodison, fa cup f

he said i am here to coach and i love football. he has never made any bones about that. i really think that i cannot see how this is not a great move. >> it seems like it is a great move in terms of publicity for the raiders, that when you have been out of football for that long as we saw what happened to joe gibbs when he came back to the redskins after being out of football for that long, they did not do well. there is no guarantee that jon gruden will do well and that is not to take anything away from his coaching.>> he is well aware that the odds are against the. this guy may have been away from football in terms of not being down on the field, but he has not been away from football. he has been immersed in it. he is still that guy looking at game footage until 3:00 a.m. in the morning. i think he will have a better perspective on everything because he has at a chance to study all of the teams and no one would ever accuse jon gruden of not being prepared for his broadcast. he was so into it that he would look deep into the night on all of the teams. i think he has had

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game a great one more chance for. the base this minute. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into paid these are the countries with we korea colonies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline almost a decade how good are the results. gathered in which the wod are all good people with your daughter julie. she was i mean to for legal. challenge matthew. think the family and not getting paid why are the same measures still in place to one of the consequences to weaken bluebirds. who will first be one of those was the truth the concern or is the consequences a

football is more than just thinking i. was good to kick off life i'm chris harrington here in the i'm struck frankfurt football museum. i'm here to learn more about their left back. so what now i know you might not have heard it. but he has an interesting back. that i live in this village is so full. of the. legend. so here he's a palestinian israeli also shooting nice citizenship so let's find out who he really. are you the first professional footballer to come from this village and how did that happen. it's a big story. when i start. it is all. they have the smallest club in my village. i want to go there there and my father told me. you must. be like you. i have to. begin. my cousin was. from my car behind me and. in two thousand and four israel took his cousin's life through the tragedy came an opportunity for talia to play football. my father was. he like and. maybe you can live his dream and be a footballer. come and go you can start. his cousins favorite team a copy high for recruiting and after several years he made

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill he narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. so it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy was great so one more chance for. a nice minute. welcome back to cross like we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle we're discussing syria. we can't go back in leads here i mean we can discuss the origins of all of this i would disagree with our guest in doha it wasn't all peaceful in the beginning they were people that were using force and looking for force regime change which of course those elements have been there for a long time and we know who have been backing them so and also i'd like to point out is that in this horrible horrific civil war when you look at the casualties how of them of big government troops fighting for their country fighting for their their right to exist ok the people they were fighting well they were more interested i

football game. when you come here, but unfortunately sometimes you see bad decisions. iball and would like to talk about football, not referees and that would be nice at some stage. with the game, i think we deserved to win because we had a lot of chances to score and it was a pity because we needed it and there are two minutes to go. i think we must doa two minutes to go. i think we must do a big effort to keep the wind. now to the last of the coppa italia quarter—finals where holdersjuventus have beaten torino 2—0 in the turin derby. douglas costa grabbed the opener in the first half before mario mandzukic made sure of their place in the last four where they'll now face atalanta over two legs in the semi finals. in spain's copa del rey, diego costa scored in his first game after returning to atletico madrid as they won 4—0 against third tier lleida esportiu in the first leg of their last 16 match. the spanish international left chelsea at the beginning of the season but wasn't able to play for atletico until the start of january. elsewhere last year's beaten finalists

including his teammates sadie oh man who i think will go empty handed again this year i think most will be the african footballer of the rebate not openly on i mean what are his chances well yeah i mean he has good chances on paper i mean last season he was the top understood scorer in

i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. so it's an experience like nothing else on a because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more transfer. and thinks this minute. thank you. welcome back to the two thousand hells in crisis where millions of people lost their homes wall street decided they weren't done screwing people out of the american dream the federal government including fannie mae and freddie mac. sold underwater mortgages to wall street investors who bought those same holds and turned them into rental properties having wall street as your landlord what could go wrong. it's like heaven when no i says your life coach. we're on this we turn to our senior housing expert now let me know. what's going on here what's going on here is you think landlords are somehow worse now that wall street's involved show me one person who has a good relationship with t

number one i love football. i love the players that play it. i love the preparation. love the journey. i love the city of oakland. i had a son here. some of my great memories in life are in oakland and i want to give them two of the best years of football that i can possibly help deliver and i love the raiders. then brand is global. everywhere that i went as an analyst on monday night football the fans would come out of the ground. most of all i want to win. no guarantees no promises but i want to win">that is good enough for these die-hard raiders fanssotsotsot coach gruden says work on that major turn-around for this proud raiders franchise begins right now. pretty safe to say the commitment to excellence...is back. live at the raiders team facility in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) coming up at 5:30... we will chat with our sports

i think he was a great all— round footballer. good in the air. he was quick and strong. then he would be able to cope with that. that. mid—field and he was a good all—round footballer. mid—field and he was a good all— round footballer. mid—field and he was a good all—round footballer. all—round footballer. a premier league footballer no doubt about that. about that. warren, what would you say having played against him? say having played against him? of the centre forwards that he would be playing against now. right. that you spoke to for your look how did they regard cyrille regis? did they regard cyrille regis? father figure was probably the most accurate description. accurate description. idolised him and he was seen as something of a father figure. something of a father figure. black footballers that came after him and they certainly idolised him. him and they certainly idolised him. that's an indication of the esteem in which he was held. in which he was held. he won five england caps, was it five? it was only five. should he

it has probably helped me with football management and i wake up with football management and i wake with the willpower to succeed. do you mind sharing the events of a few years ago? it is still clear to be now. a vehicle hit me head—on at a combined speed of nearly 140 miles an hour. i had to hold on for dear life. the noise still lives with me to this day now. when it is life or death, what is the words you want to use? i told kelley that i love her and the kids. did you think you were going to die? yes, i cannot describe what it feels like, but knowing in your mind that you could be out of here soon. . . mind that you could be out of here soon... when an occasion like this comes along, do you take time to reflect on the fact that you nearly we re reflect on the fact that you nearly were not here to enjoy it? it is a magical moment going up against manchester united to have the opportunity to manage a game against probably the best manager in the world. it shows all the hard work has paid off. it is amazing it is manchester united. i was at the lowest point in my life and sir alex