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and i looked back, i did goa... 0h! we'll be looking back at gordon banks‘ career and why many think he's the best goalkeeper we've ever had. also tonight... the drug lord known as el chapo is found guilty in new york. in just four shipments he's said to have smuggled enough cocaine for every american. for years, julie o'connor looked after others, but when it was her turn, the nhs let her down. her cancer was missed six times and she lost her life. three million people have fled venezuela under his watch but the president blames a us conspiracy. we have an exclusive interview. from the plastic slopes of lancashire to winning ways on the real stuff — what's dave ryding's secret? and coming up on bbc news, james anderson strikes again and again to help put england within sight of a big win in the third test against west indies in st lucia. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tributes have been paid to gordon banks, england's 1966 world cup winning goalkeeper, who's died at the age of 81. pele, a footballing l

i looked down, i said "go..."! in 1972, the everybody. i looked down, i said ‘go..."!jor trophy came, but then a car crash cost him his sight in one eye. amid emotional scenes, he was forced to retire from the game although remarkably he made a brief comeback in the us. but his fame and popularity proved enduring. honoured his achievements for stoke and england, in 2012 he carried the olympic torch, where decades earlier he had played. his family said they could not be more proud of him, for them the greatest keeper english football has ever seen. well, it was a fantastic career of course but in many ways it's the depth of warmth in the descriptions of gordon banks's character and personality that are so striking. there have been many, many, more tributes to him today. especially from his good friend and the man who he made that save in the 1970 world cup, pele. he released an extensive statement but this is a small snapshot. "i scored so many goals in my life, but many people, when they meet me, always ask me about that save. while it was indeed phenomenal, my memory

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i look to leadership on where she takes the house. reed: if that piece of legislation was on the table, would you vote for it? senator brown: you're good, man. [laughter] i don't know. reed: we have gone back and forth and i haven't heard you take an actual position. senator brown: you haven't and you won't. i haven't -- we vote on a lot of stuff. i don't know how many -- you can choose the issues you want me to tell you how i will vote on but i will do my job and take issues on -- that are coming to the floor soon and on the ones i choose to. i am not going to analyze every bill that some people with a lot of big ideas are proposing. i know that -- a lot of stuff there. [inaudible] reed: you choose not to take a position on that? senator brown: i will think about strategy. i am not in the race at this point. i will think later. >> you just don't want to do it now? senator brown: i don't know. i just think -- i am not going to get in the position of every time somebody has a really good idea or a big idea that i have to talk -- i have

i look them in the eyes and i said "damn, you're a pretty man."im. hey, man, it's good to talk to you. >> jimmy: you didn't want to lock eyes. you didn't want to fall in love. >> the defense looking at their eyes, they get mesmerized. he's a pretty man, y'all. >> jimmy: how about that. >> yeah. he's a nice guy, too. but i can't look him in the eyes. >> jimmy: he's a handsome devil, no question about that. >> he's tlichg good life. there's a radio station, public radio station in boston who did a story about there friendship you struck with the man who turned out to be a scientist. >> yes. >> jimmy: he turned -- >> god rest his soul. he lived in iowa and we became really good friends. unfortunately, he passed away last year. >> jimmy: you met him in a bar. >> i did. i'm not one to frequent bars. i met him in sacramento, california. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> one of the most underrated cities in the world. >> jimmy: is it? >> i had to speak at kevin johnson's event. >> jimmy: mayor, right? >> mayor. we hit it off. i said i'm going to dinner. he said i wou

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i looked at that photograph. once i started thinking, if i had dressed up like that and put whatever was on that person's face, and stood beside a costume of the kkk, i would remember that. and i have no recollection at all. and there are some other things that i said, if one looks at the picture it is not my picture. i remember the dance contest in san antonio, just like it was yesterday. and so my conclusion from that is, i certainly take responsibility for what happened in san antonio. i have learned from that, but this was not my picture. i was not in that costume, either as blackfaced or as kkk, and it's not me. reporter: if that would have been you in the picture, would you have resigned? and why do you think that picture is anymore offensive than dressing up as michael jackson? are both of those things disqualifying? governor northam: it is a great point. at the time i dressed up as michael jackson, it was a talent show. i didn't personally find it as unacceptable at that time. i have learned since, again,

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as i look at the recent iraq he elections, i noted that the presence of u.s. and coalition forces was not an election and i think that's because of the manner in which we presented ourselves is the manner in which we conducted iraq cavities so i think preserving our relationships and continuing to be seen as reliable partners is perhaps one of the best defenses that we have against the influence of great power actors particularly in the region. to the extent that we will continue to do that in the future, i think that will continue to be a key factor of sitcoms as we move forward. >> we certainly are not right and i hope we will continue to do that relative to getting our allies, specifically you mentioned the parliamentary and iraq. i have a question about that and we had a request to consider keeping permanent presence here because of where it is located. what are the rules we currently have in the area of longer terms of the area?>> this is a key part of the ongoing planning we have going here so i won't comment publicly but we certainly understand the impa

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nancy pelosi -- i look to what she says more than i look to see -- look to what a handful of members of congress say. we always had members of congress that want to push debate forward to their credit. we have people on the right doing that with republicans. unfortunately, they've been successful at moving their whole party right and their leadership follows like meek lambs. the democrats' leaders -- the democratic party, there will be people that want to do that. i trust pelosi to run the house the way she runs the house. and i think that those debates are healthy. debates on the green new deal, debates on medicare. i see a lot of interest in all of that out there. because we had a government that keeps moving right and keeps moving right and keeps trying to deny health care coverage and keeps trying -- keeps denying the whole issue of climate change, denying science, it's important that these voices are out there. linda: all right. alex bolton from "the hill. alex: you know, you talked about your patriot tax plan but where are you on some other proposals? like, for instance, tackin

when i am looking for is the comparison. i understand the numbers that have been offered in the total projected impact but these should be the small businesses that do not have direct or indirect contract in terms of contracting what are we looking at in terms of percentages? >> if you look at the office of advocacy i think their numbers say they are around 27 million small businesses in the united states but i think if you look at small businesses with employees it is probably closer to 8 million. >> i didn't major in math which is why i became an attorney, i am trying to figure out the percentage but it seems and not to minimize but it seems like a fairly small percentage. one of the things i do and have done in the past six years as a member of the florida house and i'm sure we will do it here as well is to balance competing policy interests. there is usually an argument to be made on both sides, sometimes you can make good arguments on both sides but you try to do the best you can to weigh those interests and then you go

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i see. the looks of other people. when the ticket inspector kind of zero one march when he wants to see my id the first time i show it but when he comes and wants to see it a second time i think you've just seen it from him that's what. can happen to germans. but for me because my feeling of alienation i think is probably also happens to others i think he's eroding in on me. who among them it's not like that but why do you have this feeling. because i'm a syrian living in germany because i can remove what syrian in me. but i can't delete my now asked. but i can create a new relationship with my message to them. so must started and taught english in damascus since july two thousand and sixteen she has been working at the friedland museum she speaks english with her colleagues she doesn't feel completely comfortable with germany yet have our children as is the let's talk event once a week and of break this is one way of integrating refugees she knows how difficult it is to settle in a new and completely different country

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agree with whomever is on the side of, look, the trade war is the trade war i think this is more of a cash flow story what's been performing technology what's technology? these guys are all free cash flow guys. apple and microsoft and all these various names. you look at some of other areas and you see the same thing tim mentioned $17 billion in free cash flow we're talking huge numbers and the pe is still like a forward 18 so 60% commercial airlines i don't think they're as dependent on china as the rest of the world seems to think. china needs them more than they need china. >> you're the only person who thinks boeing is a trade war stock still. >> i do believe that's where it started. i do believe that that's where it started and evening you brought up industrials, right that's the sector that they belong to. it's overbought on an rsi. so i think it's overextended i don't think it's a terrible stock. there's a hell of a lot of reasons why they rallied, but i believe they're overbought. >> what's tonight, thursday night, right >> no, it's hump day >> remember

i also think in the years to come leaning to look at how much preparation companies are putting in to protect the privacy of consumers. i don't think that we can go much longer without there being some sort of power won't -- penalty to allow the private information of their consumers to end up in the hands of bad actors. i think we need to put an incentive into the system to ensure they have as much incentive to create their own resources, and i know a lot of them already do take it seriously, tha but we have alson many instances of 40 million or 50 million customer accounts and those are just the ones we hear about wha with information endip in the wrong hand. we need to take cybersecurity as serious as possible and make investments in training individuals who understand this and investing in the cyber defense as a nation. >> welcome to new hampshire. i want to follow up on that question. the last 31 months i've been traveling in the state got into gymnasiums and auditoriums. i've seen thousands of young people many of whom have hugged me when i talk about -- your point of that state

i look at a lot of different places all over the country. i condemn any voter fraud of any kind, whether it's democrat or republican. but when you look at some of the things that happened in california in particular, when you look at what's happened in texas with all those votes that they recently found were not exactly properly done, i condemn all of it. that includes north carolina, if anything, you know, i guess they are going to be doing a final report but i would like to see the final report. but any form of election fraud, i condemn. reporter: mr. president, do you expect to have that meeting with president xi in mar-a-lago? >> probably at mar-a-lago. probably fairly soon. during the month of march. do you have a date? >> we are planning it with your schedule. >> okay. we have two schedules. we will be planning that with the schedule. [ inaudible question ] >> he's taking his own chances. reporter: what about zte and huawei? >> zte paid a big fine, which nobody has even heard of before, and we want everybody to compete and i guess it wi