joe wilson, bbc news. heritage. it was burnley who scored here. joe wilson, bbc news.xtended their lead at the top of the premier league to five points after beating everton 4—0. the gunners got off to a slow start with the visitors frustrating them until the 40th minute when bukayo saka finally broke the deadlock at emirates stadium. gabriel martinelli struck twice along with captain martin 0degaard. everton remain in the relegation place. in the night's other match liverpool beat wolves 2—0 to move up to sixth. in the scottish women's premier league — glasgow city stay three points clear at the top of the table after a 3—0 win against motherwell. davidson with the pick of the goals. former cricketer azeem rafiq spoke today in central london at a disciplinary hearing two and a half years after he first made claims of racism at yorkshire, later calling english cricket institutionally racist. today evidence was given surrounding members of staff allegedly using racist slurs. matt graveling has more. it's been a damning day after hearing racist abuse aimed at the former

joe wilson has been to meet her. every day after school, taylor mackenzie trains.pecial 0lympics world games in berlin. i got accepted into the s0 gb team! wahey, that's amazing! i struggle in school quite a bit, so i'd say swimming kind ofjust blurs all that out, and itjust is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how iam. taylor has autism and a learning disability, but swimming is her identity. something exceptional happened when she was five. she got out of the water, and then she says, "tickle toes touching water." and we looked at each other and we went, "what did she say?" and it was the first time we had actually heard her speak. when taylor started achieving at galas, i think she realised that she actually could do something well and that she could be like any other person in the pool. in the pandemic, taylor trained in the garden with a piece of bungee rope. brilliant. but everything changed. and across all levels of intellectual disability, sport is often crucial. for our athletes, the pandemic has created a lot of

joe wilson reports. match officials make decisions. they don't decide how footballers and managers behave. aleksandar mitrovic opened the scoring for fulham against manchester united. they were still leading when willian blocked this shot with his hand. it took a replay to decide it, but that was a red card for him. mitrovic confronted the referee, achieved nothing except getting himself sent off to bruno fernandes, scored the penalty and now united were playing against nine. immediately scored again. sabitzer. what would fulham's manager do? not much. marco silva was there? yes. after arguing earlier, fulham's manager had been sent off too. three red cards, three reds goals. bruno fernandes finished it. goodness. well, here's a calming glimpse of the brighton coastline. they'd migrated again. grimsby town and the haddock�*s inflatable excitable. it's this sense of occasion which makes and remakes the fa cup�*s reputation, we're all reminded of its purpose because we can see how much it means to grimsby. league two grimsby wore salmon

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett.

joe wilson has been to meet her. every day after school, taylor mackenzie trains.s amazing! i struggle in school quite a bit, so i'd say swimming kind ofjust blurs all that out, and itjust is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how i am. taylor has autism and a learning disability, but swimming is her identity. something exceptional happened when she was five. she got out of the water, and then she says, - "tickle toes touching water." and we looked at each other - and we went, "what did she say?" and it was the first time - we had actually heard her speak. when taylor started achieving at gates, _ i think she realised that she actually could do something well and that she could be like any other person in the pool. in the pandemic, taylor trained in the garden with a piece of bungee rope. brilliant. but everything changed. and across all levels of intellectual disability, sport is often crucial. for our athletes, the pandemic has created a lot of challenges for them. they've lost their structure. they've lost their social c

joe wilson, bbc news, dundee. a rich man # if i were a rich man # all day long... if i were a wealthy man... # chaim topol won international fame playing the milkman tevye in the hollywood version of the musical — and he played the part on stage more than 3,500 times. his credits also include a role in the 1981 bond film for your eyes only. the actor chaim topol, who has died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. elisabeth, it is a return to winter for many of us, isn't it? it for many of us, isn't it? it certainly is, we have three amber weather warnings for snow and ice across the uk, so a very serious situation for some parts. i'll come onto that in a moment. it was the coldest march night again this morning, with temperatures as low as -16 morning, with temperatures as low as —16 celsius in the scottish northern highlands. of course we had clear skies and plenty of snow cover here, we could see the same tonight potentially. it is all about the amber weather warnings for sn

joe wilson reports. and sussex coast they have migrated again.e excitable. this sense of occasion makes and remakes the fa cups repetition. we are reminded of its purpose and you can see how much it means to grimsby. there was boundless hope for five minutes in a changed grimsby, brighton in stripes took the lead. simple as that. grimsby already knew they were playing one of the tough teams in england tough to be reminded so quickly. this is the club that keeps finding and developing players, evan ferguson finishing here is only 18. grimsby did force saves from brightens goalkeeper, the travelling fans did not need to show their oppression by throwing scraps of paper. the result was safe for brighton once ferguson destroyed through and his performance like the club was impressive. potential cup winners? why not? it all felt a little bit cruel when the ball crept in for a 5—0. grimsby had some brilliant cup memories until this. swap the haddocks for the seagulls and the significance of changes hands. brightons chance now. so two goals for brighton

what's interesting about the two different kinds of responses that you saw from scalise and joe wilsonow they're just on fox. so the guys -- you know, mcconnell is going to be also shown on your channel but joe wilson doesn't care about people watching him lie on your channel. what they care about is just lying -- just keeping the story going on fox. so that's why tucker carlson after totally being caught, completely caught, gets this footage and puts out a huge lie the next day on fox and he doesn't care. he doesn't care at all. that's for their audience and that's -- there's this huge division in this country. there's a certain amount of people that believe that democrats put children in caves and, you know, harvest their blood for secret powers. >> hmm. a blood libel, as it were. i want to read you the same tucker quote that's been going around. tucker carlson january 4th "admitting what a disaster the last four years has been is too tough to digest. there isn't really an upside to trump. in the same thread he admits it was all pretending and that he passionately hates trump. you, a

joe wilson, bbc news. indeed. coming up to 10:30pm and a look at the weather with louise. hi. of thunder, a really dramatic looking sky from norfolk just a few hours ago. we did actually have some sunshine. i know it has been a pretty cold day in comparison to the last couple of days, but believe it or not we have got 12 degrees in cardiff and it was a lovely afternoon at times. but we have showers of sinking southwards, and actually the temperatures are falling away as we speak. it is going to be a bitterly cold night. before we change the weather story again with this area of low pressure, which is going to drive in milder air over the next few days. for the here and now, the temperatures falling away, widely below freezing, the only exception the far southend west. that means the far southend west. that means the potential for some the far southend west. that means the potentialfor some icy the far southend west. that means the potential for some icy stretches first thing tomorrow morning. crystal blue sky and sunshine to begin with, but not for long because cloud will star

joe wilson, bbc news, dundee.he roof will has died aged 87. the israeli actor topol, whose career was defined by the musical fiddler on the roof, has died aged 87. chaim topol won international fame playing the milkman tevye in the hollywood version of the musical — and he played the part on stage more than 3,500 times. his credits also include a role in the 1981 bond film for your eyes only. you can reach me and some of the team on twitter. you are watching bbc news. hello there. plenty more snowfall to come across much of the northern half of the uk in particular over the next couple of days or so, with strong, gusty winds, too, at times leading to blizzard—like conditions. this is powis in wales. we're starting to see the snowfall stack up here. there are three amber weather warnings in force issued by the met office, the first for northern ireland, the second for north wales, into parts of shropshire, where there could also be some freezing rain falling — treacherous driving conditions here — and the third fro

joe wilson, bbc news. turned pundit chris sutton has called for a ten game ban, but manager marco silva has appealed for 'fairness' when it comes to the striker�*s punishment. here's how he saw what played out during that manic minute... he was involved into situations in the box _ he was involved into situations in the box but the he was involved into situations in the box but the referee he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did not he was involved into situations in the box but the referee did not care about, _ the box but the referee did not care about, and — the box but the referee did not care about, and we saw the footage of that moment. at least the referee has to— that moment. at least the referee has to go— that moment. at least the referee has to go on the screen to see that, and its— has to go on the screen to see that, and it's difficult, and the issue at that moment... of course. we have to control— that momen

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett.osty earlier this morning, otherwise it has been a promising start to the week. tomorrow things are going to look a little different. if we look at the satellite picture you can see all this cloud that is coming in from the atlantic and that will bring rain. cloud has increased a little bit across england and wales and the chance of one or two light showers. otherwise dry, plenty of sunshine in scotland and those temperatures still on the low side for this time of year. it will get quite cold fairly quickly this evening as the skies will be clear and the winds are light. those temperatures will fall, but probably rising later in the night as the southern breeze will pick up and the cloud comes in from the atlantic. these are the temperatures we have got at the end of the night. tending to lift, but still close to freezing across eastern scotland and north—east england. heading into tomorrow we have got a very different look and feel to the weather. we have got more clout, a stronger br

prayers for the families in nashville so far, republicans including south carolina congressman joe wilson have yet to respond to the president's calls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator durbin on the senate floor monday pleaded for republicans to come to the table. i cannot imagine the founding fathers. >> what even envision we're allowing today following last year's deadly massacre at a texas elementary school. >> congress passed the first gun reform bill in nearly 3 decades. and earlier this month, the president signed an executive order to try and limit gun sales without a background check. the president has done and was as much as he can from the federal level. we have to do more. >> i to pass a more aggressive gun reform package like tackling assault weapons is battle on capitol hill. republicans. they're pervasive message at this point has been they did not want to pass any legislation that would infr

joe wilson reports. goal of the day... tommy doyle. here is the fa cup semifinal draw. manchester city, who hammered burnley 6—0 yesterday, will play championship side sheffield united, who beat blackburn 3—2 and brighton, who beat grimsby 5—0, will face manchester united. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating managerless crystal palace at the emirates, in the only match in the premier league on sunday. the gunners got off the mark thanks to a smart finish by gabriel martinelli. and that lead was doubled thanks to bukayo saka. arsenal were comfortable in the second half. granit xhaka made it three before palace, who sacked former gunners midfielder patrick vieira this week as their head coach, pulled one back. saka then completed the win, to make it 4—1 with his second of the day. mikel arteta's side now well clear of their nearest rivals, manchester city. the desire and the energy right from the beginning of the game, we were really determined and focused. last thursday is in the past, and we can play well and w

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. hello, sophie and grieving, gloomy with outbreaks of rain, but i wanted to imply there will be a bit of sunshine around too, its not all bad, but overall we will cool it a dump picture for most of us on thursday. mild, though, and if you look at the satellite picture you can see where the clouds are streaming in from the south—west, quite a broad area of cloud wrapping around an area of low pressure and you can see the mild atmosphere spreading all the way from the azores engulfing much of the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlierwe the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlier we had some snow across the highlands, but eventually it will turn to sleet and rain and after that it is just mild across the board. the morning temperatures will be around 10 degrees in the south of the country, probably ten in belfast, still cold in stornoway, 2 degrees command about that in lerwick. the morning forecast shows most of the heavy rain in northern ireland, parts of scotland, but to the so

joe wilson reports. match officials make decisions.ened the scoring for fulham against manchester united. they were still leading when willian blocked this shot with his hand. it took a replay to decide it, but that was a red card for him. mitrovic confronted the referee, achieved nothing except getting himself sent off to bruno fernandes, scored the penalty and now united were playing against nine. immediately scored again. sabitzer. what would fulham's manager do? not much. marco silva was there? yes. after arguing earlier, fulham's manager had been sent off too. three red cards, three reds goals. bruno fernandes finished it. goodness. well, here's a calming glimpse of the brighton coastline. they'd migrated again. grimsby town and the haddock�*s inflatable excitable.

joe wilson, bbc news.ble yeats could become just the third horse to win both the gold cup and the grand national. rachael blackmore, meanwhile, will be looking to make it back—to—back gold cup victories. let's get the latest from lizzie greenwood—hughes who's there for us now. lizzie. hello, ben, thank eu you, assle always _ lizzie. hello, ben, thank eu you, assle always there _ lizzie. hello, ben, thank eu you, assle always there are _ lizzie. hello, ben, thank eu you, assle always there are plenty - lizzie. hello, ben, thank eu you, assle always there are plenty of l assle always there are plenty of stories on gold cup day, the favourite is an irish trained horse called galopin des champs. his trainer will be hoping he will scamper up that hill first, because galopin des champs means field scamp and he has a very real chance, he is the favourite and it would be mullin's third gold cup victory, the best story of the week is a horse called hue wick, —— hewick. if he were to win it would make him the cheape

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joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. most snow on the way?ere is likely to be significant disruption. the snow at the moment is covering much of england and wales, south of the m4 courage or milder air moving into any precipitation will be rain. you can see the sleet and snow further north but it will peter out, the first area of low pressure clearing into the near continent and we expect a new one to arrive, bringing troubled some areas through thursday and friday. clearer skies and if you snow showers northern scotland, it could be minus double digits across the snowfields of scotland plus cloud for the south coast. the low pressure will bring rain and as it bumps into the cold air we see significant snowfall. rain across southern england, south wales, some heavy, thundery bursts, turning regularly to snow across the northern half of wales, north wales very cold indeed. the north midlands and northern england also, very heavy over the pennines but it will be rainy closer to sea level. moving through the day the snow pushes northwards. notic

joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. hello.t overall we will cool it a dump picture for most of us on thursday. mild, though, and if you look at the satellite picture you can see where the clouds are streaming in from the south—west, quite a broad area of cloud wrapping around an area of low pressure and you can see the mild atmosphere spreading all the way from the azores engulfing much of the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlierwe the uk. not the far north of scotland. earlier we had some snow across the highlands, but eventually it will turn to sleet and rain and after that it is just mild across the board. the morning temperatures will be around 10 degrees in the south of the country, probably ten in belfast, still cold in stornoway, 2 degrees command about

joe wilson reports.gers come and go but no one has played his farewell scene quite like him. what turned out to be his last media conference, he aimed to blame at practically everyone. i see selfish players, i see players that don't want to help each other. they don't want to play under pressure, they don't want to play under stress, it is easy this way. totte n ha m tottenham has this. 20 years, there is the honour and they never won something. but why? only, the fault is only for the club or for every manager that stayed here and i have seen the manager that tottenham had. well, don't overlook the 2008 the cup. that was something. marcio pochettino took spurs took the lead in 2019. but he was replaced byjose mourinho. mason was an interim manager and he is still at the club. all these managers have had harry kane, even he can't win matches alone. overseeing everything has been tottenham's chairman and sometimes in the eyes of supporters, the main problem. what we want to see from the club is a clear se

joe wilson is on the south coast for us.fternoon and when you think of the sense of adhesion that they're going to bring its almost like they've succeeded already before kick—off. it means so much to them and i think that's so important to the fa cup because through their eyes, the whole significance of the thing is renewed. in terms of what will happen out on the pitch, well, grimsby�*s manager has admitted being a little scared watching recent videos of brighton. i hope grimsby will be brave in defence may be hope for a little dumb a couple of penalties which works in the last round. we consider the progress of the club in the stadium in the fa cup that is something tangible is permanent to represent that. realistically, grimsby�*s chances might be in the realms ofjuergen klopp's1% might be in the realms ofjuergen klopp's 1% from last week at real madrid but i won't say that too loudly near any grimsby fans because there are lots of inflatable haddix flying around. there are lots of inflatable haddix flying around-— there

the late joe wilson was sent there to investigate. he said it was false. talk about how the u.s. has used niger over the years and what effect that had even 20 years later. >> yeah, the u.s. began -- it is important to situate the u.s. actions in niger particularly in the wake of 9/11, the suhail region became kind of hidden. and not major focus of u.s. counterterrorism activities. there was the initiative that became the counterterrorism partnership. that started right after in 2002, 2003, 2004. and since all of these years, the u.s. has just been channeling a lot of equipment and money for military operations even back before this region had much of a terrorist threat at all, this was what this cohort under the bush administration -- they were acting according to the doctrine of preemptive war. where in the slightest possibility of a terror attack warranted any kind of prevented action. we saw that happening all over the world. so this is just one region. i have a map i have put together of all of the places, about 85 countries in the world, where the u.s. engaged in some sort

undersecretary of defense -- made that case at a congressional hearing today as republican congressman joe wilsonthers pushed for stronger oversight. >> there have been billions in u.s. weaponry and financial aid flowing to ukraine and more coming to stop war criminal putin. we're all concerned about accountability and the american people need to know because somehow this hasn't been recognized. >> we don't see any evidence of diversion in our reporting. we think the ukrainians are using properly what they've been given. stephanie: u.s. officials have pressed ukraine's government to police corruption in its ranks and some top officials in kyiv have been forced out. china today denounced a u.s. government ban on the popular video-sharing app tiktok. the white house has now given federal agencies 30 days to remove the chinese-owned app from all government-issued devices -- citing security concerns. but in beijing, a spokeswoman for the foreign ministry blasted the move. >> as the world's top superpower how unsure of itself can the , u.s. be to fear a young people's favorite app to such a degree? th

record on this, i think are worthwhile elevated and i was watching something this week and where joe wilson the congresswoman of south carolina say you lie barack obama and it was something about obamacare. it was like the world was exploding because the congressman dared to that. john boehner who was the lead of the republicans made him apologize. he called and apologized and obama said, no problem, moving on. you look at the last date of the union where marjorie taylor greene is standing up and howling at him essentially. the sound, we will all watched it. we have so devolved in the way that we treat one another that it allows you to -- well, it allows somebody like marjorie taylor greene to lie about somebody. it does matter when someone died. it matters 80 fentanyl crisis and you are right about that but because has happened joe biden is guilty of that. you should know what happened during 2020 when trump was president. we have more deaths now, fentanyl deaths than we did that year. we had more apprehensions of fentanyl at the border by astronomical events and astronomical amounts. that

around the gulf coast, her hometown in florida, which is eatonville over to alabama she interviewed joe wilson in 1927 and she wrote an article him that was published in carter g. woodson's journal later that year. unfortunately we found out decades later that that interview was largely plagiarized she she drew pretty heavily on that and another book that had come out about. 12 or 15 years earlier. it wasn't the plagiarism discovered in her lifetime, but but she went back, did more original research for the book that became american american. so with me, it's when i looked at the book, said she wrote the book in four parts. why four parts? i saw, you know, looking at it as a former history teacher like you divided it up so that people could get the relationship to the time. so could you talk a little about those four parts and why you chose to do it that way? certainly, the the divisions just seem natural. i, i have to say that they came in sort of late. i proposed to my editor when we were we had pretty much finished the text. we had done most of the copy editing. i said, you know, i really t

so far, republicans including south carolina congressman joe wilson have yet to respond to the president's calls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator durbin on the senate floor monday pleaded for republicans to come to the table. i cannot imagine the founding fathers. >> what even envision we're allowing today following last year's deadly massacre at a texas elementary school. >> congress passed the first gun reform bill in nearly 3 decades. and earlier this month, the president signed an executive order to try and limit gun sales without a background check. the president has done almost as much as he can from the federal level. we have to do more. >> of course, tackling more aggressive gun reform legislation remains an uphill battle on capitol hill. >> even last year when lawmakers were able to pass gun reform on a bipartisan level, only a handful of republicans signed on for now in washington, raquel martin,

prayers for the families in nashville so far, republicans including south carolina congressman joe wilsone yet to respond to the president's calls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator durbin on the senate floor monday pleaded for republicans to come to the table. i cannot imagine the founding fathers. >> what even envision we're allowing today following last year's deadly massacre at a texas elementary school. >> congress passed the first gun reform bill in nearly 3 decades. and lierthis month, the president signed an executive order to try and limit gun sales without a background check. the president has done and was as much as he can from the federal level. we have to do more. >> of course, passing something like an assault weapon ban is an uphill battle on capitol hill. republicans insist that they are an interested in passing any legislation that would impede on the rights of second amendment law abiding

joe wilson, bbc news. seedings. no bar on teams from the same country playing each other. and this season's has shown what that can mean for the eight teams left. one half of the draw has both premier league teams. favourites manchester city will take on pep guardiola's former team bayern munich. while chelsea take on holders and iii time champions real madrid. the winners will play each other in the semi finals and so only one of these four teams will reach the final. that means the others will fight to face them. it's a tantalising prospect in particular for the three italian teams. two will meet when ac milan play napoli and there's also inter, who have drawn the one remaining side from portugal, benfica. former manchester city midfielder michael brown has been giving his reaction to what the premier league teams face. josie have to try and find something different to what they've been doing in the primitive. we see how they struggled and limped across and not scoring goes fluently and not deciding on t

. >> have you heard that princeton took will joe wilson's name of the school?derstand the false equivalency. cultural issues are over here. attacks on our democracy should be up here. >> i have sleepless nights because it's exactly -- the way you are thinking. and it's a republican party that has been captured by someone who spoke to our think lower nature, not our higher nature. think of what donald trump was saying this week. it was all negative, angry stuff and filled with lots of lies. but one thing the democrats have to be careful of is they had a very bad record on the issue of immigration. and i know that maybe a lot of your audience wouldn't agree. but the bottom line is, most americans want our borders to be protected. and the democrats are not on the right side of that. they're not on the right side of having sanctuary cities, which shows that they don't really want to address the issue. so, the democrats have their problems to. >> different problems. juanita, is this a vulnerability for president biden? for the democratic party? that even when we tal

so far, republicans including south carolina, congressman joe wilson have yet to respond to the president'sls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator durbin on the senate floor monday pleaded for republicans to come to the table. i cannot imagine the founding fathers. >> what even envision we're allowing today following last year's deadly massacre at a texas elementary school. >> congress passed the first gun reform bill in nearly 3 decades. and earlier this month, the president signed an executive order to try and limit gun sales without a background check. the president has done almost as much as he can from the federal level. we have to do more. >> i think something like an assault weapon ban is an uphill battle on capitol hill. we know republicans have long pushed back saying they are an interested in passing any legislation that would impede on the second amendment rights of law abiding citizens. for now in w

joe wilson, bbc news. real madrid was, for the whole game, the team in control of the game.tstanding. if you want to be in the game, you need to be really good, and, again, madrid was the better team and that is why the right team went through to the next round. the night's other tie was overshadowed by scenes of violence, on the streets of the italian city, of naples. eintracht frankfurt fans, clashed with police, despite being banned from attending the match against napoli, after incidents when the teams met last month. southampton missed a big chance to move off the bottom of the premier league last night after losing at home to high flying brentford. southampton had more possesion, but brentford were pacey and clinical on the counter attack, and showed saints how to score a goal — in fact two — yoane wissa, with their second right at the end. so saints stay bottom. brentford are nowjust a point off the european qualification places. that last european spot is held by brighton — whose brilliant season goes on. they beat crystal palace 1—nil — solly march with the winner.

joe wilson, bbc news.olly march with the winner. brighton now only 6 points off the top four. palace still haven't won a match this year, and are only 4 points off the relegation places. there'll be no british winner at indian wells this year. cameron norrie was the last player standing — but he's been knocked out in the quarter finals. norrie — who won the tournament two years ago — was beaten by the world number 16 frances tiafoe in straight sets. it could be a big day for another irish trained horse at the cheltenham festival. flooring porter is aiming to win the stayers hurdle — the big race of the day — for a third year in a row, building on further irish success yesterday which provided, a second success, for enerugmeme in the big race of the day. ridden by paul town—end, he eased to victory in the queen mother champion chase, for a second successive year — giving irish trainer willie mullins his 92nd festival victory. and while energumene took the headlines in the big race of the day — we must give

good evening joe wilson hospital house want to acknowledge the hard work in the reparation recommendations. and supervisor walton for his leadership. we are in full support with the recommendations. and we also point out that in a capitalist economy one needs capitol. to participate. also. to upon express passport for the dream keeper initiative. want to point out to the supervisors the deem keeper initiative created reallocating funds, way from the police department we want this maintain that guiding spirit move us away from patrol to community investment. thank you. >> thank you. noise to hear your voice. let's go to next caller, please. >> good evening this is pat buckner from d 5 i support reparation plan and dream keeper initiative and was heart other thaned hear each supervisor express support. devil in details. as earlier mentioned let's support the investment in this budget season so this we can truly deliver on these recommendations. thank you. next caller, please. hello? we hear you, welcome. sorry. i'm [inaudible] robinson a parent -- apack manage manager educate on behalf of bl

good evening joe wilson hospital house want to acknowledge the hard work in the reparation recommendations. and supervisor walton for his leadership. we are in full support with the recommendations. and we also point out that in a capitalist economy one needs capitol. to participate. also. to upon express passport for the dream keeper initiative. want to point out to the supervisors the deem keeper initiative created reallocating funds, way from the police department we want this maintain that guiding spirit move us away from patrol to community investment. thank you. >> thank you. noise to hear your voice. let's go to next caller, please. >> good evening this is pat buckner from d 5 i support reparation plan and dream keeper initiative and was heart other thaned hear each supervisor express support. devil in details. as earlier mentioned let's support the investment in this budget season so this we can truly deliver on these recommendations. thank you. next caller, please. hello? we hear you, welcome. sorry. i'm [inaudible] robinson a parent -- apack manage manager educate on behalf of bl

joe wilson reports. match officials make decisions.getting himself sent off too. bruno fernandes scored the penalty. now united were playing against nine, immediately scored again. sabitzer. what would fulham's manager do? not much. marco silva was there. yes, after arguing earlier, fulham's manager had been sent off too. three red cards, three reds goals. bruno fernandes finished it. goodness. well, here's a calming glimpse of the brighton coastline. they'd migrated again. grimsby town and the haddocks — inflatable excitable. it's this sense of occasion which makes and remakes the fa cup's reputation. we're all reminded of its purpose because we can see how much it means to grimsby. in a change, league two grimsby wore salmon pink, premier league brighton in stripes. they keep finding and developing exciting players. evan ferguson, 18 years old, scored twice — surely a club with trophy potential. it all felt a little bit cruel when the score got to 5—0, but swap the haddock for a seagull, the significance just changes hands. and goal

i did want to thank lauren hall and dish and a bunch of other folks, joe wilson and others for take the initiative to meet with my office and miss cullin and hsh relative to the narrow slice of dealing with vacancies and placements in a time frame and feel like we made progress. i wanted it thank you for dog this it is related this conversation. and i mean i can't help but noting the transgenderic implications of the revolving door from psh to shelter shandsing back in 39 get become to psh it is realize this is all complicated but it defies logic but i realize it is tough and challenging. i did have one question and i think -- it was the providers. during the presentation you talked about the need for a conditionium of housing. how you are caring like the whole thing from supportive housing, board and care. you know. and i'm wondering because we this past month approved a housing element for the city. commits us to adding units to our housing stock and half affordable. i'm wonder whatting the plan is and who will come up with this plan we have the need of supportive housing and i hear t

atjust 15 years of age, tayle mackenzie from dundee is the youngest member of the british team, and joe wilson every day after school, taylor mckenzie trains. all that commitment for this moment. oh my god! she is going to the special olympics world games in berlin. i struggle in school quite a bit, so i would say swimming just blows all that out and it is a better thing to focus on. it gives me something to express my feelings and how i am. taylor has autism and a learning disability, but swimming is her identity. something exceptional happened when she was five. she got out of the water _ happened when she was five. she got out of the water and _ happened when she was five. she got out of the water and then _ happened when she was five. she got out of the water and then she - happened when she was five. she got out of the water and then she said,, i out of the water and then she said,, we said _ out of the water and then she said,, we said what— out of the water and then she said,, we said what did she say? it was the first time _ we said what did she say? it was the first time we'd heard he

joe wilson, bbc news. what a performance.t —— going out? it was all looking good for the british players at indian wells. but emma raducanu's run is over. she lost due iga swiatek. the world number one proved too strong in a straight sets defeat. she will take some encouragement from her performance in reaching the fourth round of what is often seen as the unofficial fifth grand slam. different astori, but same outcome forjack draper. injury forced him to retire against carlos alcaraz. after losing the first said he had treatment on an abdominal injury. and at the 2—0 down, he decided he couldn't carry on. no problems for cam norrie, who remains on course for his second indian wells title in three years. norrie beat the world number seven, andrey rublev, in straight sets in just over an hour. he is into the quarterfinals. and what a difference 2a hours might. we were talking about gb winning their first game of the world baseball classic yesterday. this morning we are talking about their run ending in the so—called world cup