lennon was 240 pounds. his body was deceased. that is heavy weight. woman who made the 911 call is about 5'2", 125 popounds. and yet somehow she cut him down. she had scissors on her and was able to cut him down. there are all kinds of inconsistencies in what turns out to be evidence in the case. be evidence out to that was quickly brushed under the e rug. amy: claudia lacy. talk about that day. i hate to make you do this, but you have been living this every day since then. how you learned what happened to lennon. >> i was on the phone with my sister. a knock came at the door. s sheriff,officer, the he said, i need you to come and go with me. he wouldld not going to do tell why. i got in my vehicle and followed him overer to ththe trailer par. vehicle,t out of my state burereau investigator introduced himself to meme. he said, i need you to see if this is yoyour son that we foun. the emt.de i saw my son's dead b body in therere. y: in the e main villains. >-- in the ambulance. >> yes-man. it was him. state bureau the investigator, whoever did this, it

to the scottish premiership then and neil lennon has started his time as interim manager of celtic with over hearts — although fans were clear on how they felt about brendan rogers departure. they unveiled a banner before the game suggesting the new leicester city manager has traded immortality for mediocrity. the game itself was probably a tad more stressful for celtic than they would have liked but 0dsonne edouard's last gasp winner in stoppage time gave them a 2—1 victory. england's women took a well deserved victory in their opening she believes cup game against brazil. after andressa alves's controverisal penalty in the first half, ellen white leveled things for england after the break with this low ball, but it was beth mead who scored the winner with this curling ball into the top corner. england were runners up here last year and will be looking to put on a performance here ahead of the world cup in france this summer.

lennon is back in charge of celtic until the end of the current season after brendan rodgers returnedter city, and frenchman edouard ensured a winning return for the northern irishman by volleying in and making it an eighth successive win in the league for the hoops. in spain, barcelona remain on course to win the copa del rey for the fifth year in a row after seeing off real madrid. the tie was level at 1—1 after the first leg, and luis suarez scored twice as the holders won 3—0 at the bernabeu in the return. in between those goals, raphael varane scored an own goal as barcelona completed a 4—1 aggregate victory. barca, who've won the copa del rey a record 30 times, will face either valencia or real betis in the final. in the coppa italia, atalanta who conquered juventus in the quarter—finals drew 3—3 away to fiorentina. colombian international luis muriel with the equaliser for the hosts with the second leg at atalanta on the 24th of april. in the coupe de france, lyon are through to the semi—finals after memphis depay was among the scorers in their 3—1 victory over caen — and renne

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and some believe perhaps they should look elsewhere after the end of the season but certainly neil lennon5teady the ship. he knows the players, he knows scottish football and he knows the club and this clap knows him and that is a big factor here in the east end of glasgow. well let's get the view from leicester, charlie slater is outside the king power stadium where they play brighton in the pl tonight. thi5 this is something that has been well received by the leicester fan5, this is something that has been well received by the leice5terfan5, all of those i spoke to had been positive about what they think brendan rodger5 could bring to this football club. i think they see it a5 football club. i think they see it asa football club. i think they see it a5 a changing of how the club is perceived as well. back in 2000 might know neal left this place to go might know neal left this place to 9° up might know neal left this place to go up to celtic and leicester at the time did not seem to be able to do anything about it but now they see this reverse is a mark of intent going forward they're pr

neil lennon will now take over at celtic for the rest of the season.ltic to three league titles during his first spell and says he's "returning to one of the biggest and best clubs in world football." his first game in charge will be in the scottish premiership against hearts at tynecastle tonight. he's been speaking at a press conference this morning. this is a club that means a hell of a lot to me. as a player and as a manager. i had four great years here as the manager. it is a privilege. these opportunities come round once—in—a—lifetime. for me, it has come down twice. our liberty with all the other stuff as best i can. for the short term, just focusing on game by game and making sure we do the right things is the right times. finally, don't forget england's cricketers have just got underway against west indies in the fourth one day international in grenada. england lost the toss and were put into bat. the series is currently tied at 1—1. you can keep up to date with that and the rest of today's sport on the bbc sport's website. that's bbc.co.uk/sp

celtic have appointed former manager neil lennon until the end of the season. three league titles during his first spell and says he's "returning to one of the biggest and best clubs in world football." huddersfield ended their 14 game winless run with a late winner against wolves. steve mounie scored in the 91st minute to give jan siewert his first victory as terriers manager. huddersfield remain bottom, still 11 points from safety, but have their first win since beating wolves at molineux in november. my my thoughts are just with the boys because they me so proud today and there was so much, notjust them, there was so much, notjust them, the staff and everyone who is working in the club. i think we all can be proud to be huddersfield this evening. burnley suffered their first premier league defeat of 2019, beaten 2—0 at newcastle both goals came in the first half. fabien cher‘s stunning long range effort put the magpies ahead before sean longstaff scored his first goal for the club to make it two. the result lifts newcastle up to 13th — 7 points above the rel

marlo brandon, bet davis, john lennon. that's not bad. that is not bad at all. that's just for starter. >> those are the little folks. >> but here's the advice that jack par gave you, he said to you, hey, kid, when you do your show, don't do interviews. >> that knocked me over. i picked up the phone. the voice said it was jack par and i didn't believe it because he didn't call me. hey, kid, this is jack. let me give you some advice. please don't do interviews. i said what, do i do sing or talk to the guests in poetry. he said no interview q&a and what's your favorite this or that. david frost falling asleep on his clipboard and just make it a conversation. >> so he was -- don't do interviews, have conversation. >> conversation is best. when it becomes spontaneous and you're rolling along and you can throw your notes away. a friend of mine pointed my fault at, you stuck to my notes and i'd go to this one and this one whatever had just been said. >> you weren't listening. >> it wasn't that bad. >> it could have been, right? >> not listening, yes. >> so, look, i ju

prominence for two weeks the town of montana on the french riviera it's turned over to a celebration of lennon's. not the entire world knows what lemons mean to us they symbolize the town of monto and the joy of its residents no. locals call the lemon the golden fruit on the temple is out all the stops for the annual festival of citrus fruits. months of work has gone into the preparations. we've put so much work into theirs and the result is very satisfying to all of this i saw. this industrial park on the edge of town is one of the sculptures i made. today first designed in a three d. computer model than i am boss of welded to make the frames the fruit is attached at the last possible moment but it's not fresh it will form off. was in the small the rob a bank goes underneath here and then it's pulled tight where. the fruit will be held by it will go to takes a team of seven or eight people two days to decorate a single float so we use thirty kilos of fruit per square meter on every single float you know oh but get it buckshot. fifteen one hundred and sixty five tons of citrus fruit went into th

the instance, thatjeremy and corbyn is following lennon and trotsky to seize power.unny. for example, jeremy corbyn was on the brink of retiring and keep bees had. i think that is very amusing. he went to meet cuban leader, fidel castro, and was offered meat and abandoned his well— known castro, and was offered meat and abandoned his well—known vegetarian stamps. in the current political climate, it is everything to play for. if there was a sensational allegation, may be the other 19 pages we have not seen, but they think they would put it at the front. many thanks indeed. that is it for the papers tonight. you can see the front pages on the website. and if you miss the programme, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, nigel nelson and jo phillips. next, it is the film review. hello there and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have mark kermode. what have you got in store for us this week, mark? something for everyone. we have the lego movie 2, i know you're a huge

and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three shows four white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people that were coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats d

back to football and the scottish premiership where this evening, neil lennon returned to celtic forns though were clear on what they thought of brendan rogers decision to leave. they unveiled a banner before the game suggesting rodgers has traded immortality for mediocrity. the game was a tad more stressful for celtic than they would have liked as odsonne edouard's last gasp winner in stoppage time eventually giving them a 2—1 victory. with just 100 days to go until the start of the women's world cup, england are under pressure to perform at this year's she believes cup in the united states.. england's opener with brazil is under way... let's take you live to pennsylvania where it's xx minutes into the second half. england leading to— one. brazil had taken the lead after andressa alves put away a controverisal penalty in the first half. after the break ellen white equalised — proving exactly why she's england's top goal—scorer in this competition. england were runners up here last year and will be looking to put bath has given england the lead. they were runners—up last year, and lo

and i wish you well, and as mccartney would say, it's a long and winding road, yeah, but lennon would say, it's not the end. [applause] >> commissioners, david bupret with planning and environment. i just want to take a moment to thank peter for his work. maybe some of the attributes that weren't mentioned was peter's great sense of human. no matter what, you'd stopping down in his office or be traveling with him, and he'd always keep things positive and in a very enjoyable way. so congratulations, peter, and enjoy retirement. >> my name is kathleen, and my organization was founded in 1849, and our legacy is that we put the telegraphs up on telegraph hill in order to communicate all the help's rivals and -- ships' arrivals and departures since then. i've had the pleasure to work with peter for the last 31 years, and his professionalism and passion has fostered me professionally. i want to thank you, peter for all the things that you've brought to the table not only in support of the port of san francisco which we've heard has been unique and special, but also to the maritime industry

celtic have moved quickly to fill rodgers void the scottish champions brought back their old boss neil lennon who helped them to three week titles and touche cardiff scottish cups when he was manager between two thousand and fourteen and twenty twenty ten and twenty fourteen as a celtic captain when it made three hundred and four appearances whole take charge until the end of the season. we still don't know if chelsea are going to bench their goalkeeper for refusing to be substituted chelsea manager money sorry was left few mean when his ninety three million dollar signing cuppa. defied him during sunday's league cup defeat to manchester city the world's most expensive keeper has apologised and has been fined a week's wages by the club sorry is yet to decide whether his headstrong player will start against tottenham later on wednesday he said sorry to the technical stuff about was not enough. he said the story too to the team mates the club we don't want to to kill him he made a mistake big mistake there are some consequence if that consequence is to play he has to be ready to play just he. i

the sect the wagner didn't mention when lennon was in munich when they see partner chris guy ohio in the beer garden. on the set the best thing about the beer at home for houses is that it gets people together on the first movement of the shrimp. mr nice. let's see how things go for me with the regulars. i'm do you have a place for your own money. that you hope number twenty five so that tells you a bit about how long i've been here if you end up on soft money how many can a regular like yourself drink just for sure what are the bands but to sign up for me are raids on and then you're still up right. stumbling out of here. oh no then i fall over. was a little. well. known. as you know we love to visit you in your room towns and you guide those around this time we went to the capital to meet up with friends and see you see yourself in the traveler she knew exactly where to take. my name is princess. and princess and welcome to my city across across the capital of ghana now today i'm taking you on a tour to various places in the city. a choir is so. busy with people kind and friendly a

the sect you didn't mention when lennon was in munich when his partner cooks guy ohio in the beer garden court said the best thing about the beer at home for the house is that is that it gets people together on the first we. have to. be sure nice. let's see how things go for me with the regulars. i'm sure you have a place for your own money. that you hope number twenty five so that tells you a bit about how long i've been here if you did on soft money how many can a regular like yourself drink just for sure what are the bands but two is enough for me our rights and and then your still up right are stumbling out of here rights matter to know that i fall over. yet though i was little bit was the end all. and he'll be the last to leave. you know in your own town that you've got is around this time we went to iraq for the capital of guyana to meet up with friends and t.v. series out in the traveler so she knew exactly where to take. my name is princess i am the globe and princess and welcome to my city across across the capital of ghana now today i'm taking you on a tour to various places in

when he was manager between two thousand and ten and two thousand and fourteen as a celtic captain lennon made three hundred four parents says he'll take charge until the end of the season chelsea manager emirates your side he has made it clear he's a man you just don't cross goalkeeper kept at it is learning that the hard way the italian says he's undecided about whether his headstrong player will start against tottenham on wednesday sorry was left fuming when his team's ninety three million dollars signing refused to be substituted during sunday's league cup final match against manchester city kept at has since apologized and been fined a week's wages by the club he said sorry to the technical staff about was not enough. he said the story to the team mates the club we don't want to to kill him he made a mistake big mistake there are some consequence. if there calls it worse it is to blame he has to be ready to play youth because it is the bench he has to be the to do to go to the bench where madrid coach santiago claims there is no rift between him and his forward gareth bale bale has b

is this lennon i was asked -- before -- andked i said no, it was khrushchev.is there any way that you can justify paris strike a --perestroika? the little trivia from the died, -- before lenin does anyone know what he did? this will not be on the final. what does this stand for? it is called the new economic policy. what does that mean? theorycally, the whole was that we cannot go straight .o communism yet the industry. free market. prof. tudda: you temporarily adopt capitalism in order to create ultimately socialism/communism. thehe structure that chinese communist party is based on. absolutely. when we get to clinton, we will talk about that. how we think what they are doing is democratizing but what they are really doing is what lenin argued for. ideologically, gorbachev can say, let us innovate, let us allow small farmers do not have poolin a commune and their resources. it is october now. grows are the guys that -- if you are the guy that grows all of the pumpkins, in order to encourage you to grow more pumpkins, because we have to pumpkin spiced vodka, y

a deal to replace the sacked claude puel is believed to be close, with neil lennon set to take over atn. this has come as a huge shock to the club and that is that brendan rodgers held talks with leicester city last night. sources close to him and celtic have confirmed to me they expect the switch to happen. a massive shock to fans because brendan rodgers was simply the most successful manager at this football club since the legendaryjock steen, he swept aside all before him domestically, winning a double treble and on the way to a triple treble. what next for the club? once confirmation comes through, i expect that neil lennon the former manager will take control, at least until the end of the season. he had a successful spell here already, he left in 2014. but for this club and for the fans, especially, its going to take a while for the news to sink in that the brendan rodgers era here is over. chelsea manager maurizio sarri said today that goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga had made a big mistake in refusing to be substituted during the league cup final — but he was young and the club's i

celtic have appointed former manager neil lennon until the end of the season.ian last month. lennon led celtic to three league titles during his first spell and says he's "returning to one of the biggest and best clubs in world football". leicester's home match against brighton is one of four premier league games taking place this evening. brendan rodgers will like what he's seen so far, demarai gray has given them an early lead. the other games are goalless so far. live text commentary on the bbc sport website. chelsea manager maurizio sarri says that goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga made a big mistake in refusing to be substituted during the league cup final, but he was young and the club's intention was not to "kill him". sarri was speaking ahead of their premier league game against tottenham on wednesday, and also added that he hadn't decided on whether kepa would start that match. he said sorry to the technical staff, but it was not enough. and then, he said sorry to the team—mates into the club. so i think that he made a big mistake, but we need to be toleran

lennon led celtic to three league titles during his first spell and says he's "returning to one of theership game against hearts at tynecastle. rodgers' move to leicester dominates the back pages as the telegraph says the "foxes get their man". the paper reports that leicester will pay celtic around £6 million in compensation, and says that rodgers was enticed by the "huge potential" of the leciester squad. the mail's headline isjolly rodgers. rodgers will be paid around £5 million a year at leicester. and the sun looks ahead to this evening's big premier league match between chelsea and spurs at stamford bridge. they speculate that chelsea boss maurizio sarri may drop kepa arrizabalaga, after the goalkeeper refused to be substituted in the league cup final on sunday. we will wait to see what happens there. huddersfield ended their 14 game winless run with a late winner against wolves. that was last night. steve mounie scored in added time to give manager jan siewert his first victory as huddersfield manager. they remain bottom, still 11 points from safety, but have their first win sin

tuesday to take over at leicester city the scottish champions of brought back of their old balsa neil lennon who helped them to three league titles and two scottish cup so when he was manager between two thousand and ten two thousand and fourteen will take charge until the end of the season has been eventful day i have to formula one testing in barcelona sebastian vettel crashed into a tire burial but he did not sustain any injuries his car was damaged though he lost control of the ferrari heading into a turn that'll blamed it on the mechanical a problem so the car is now being checked. by the theory there was an issue with the. impact. that it was he wasn't in control of. vettel managed to close the second fastest time but for the second day running so far is the mclaren best top at the time sheets this time is drive a lot of fans quickest. former client dr hernando alonso has become a team embassador whole advice drivers engineers and drive test sessions to help develop the car. with us one last season to focus on winning the indy five hundred . tennis and top seed rafael nadal has made a

on tuesday to take over at leicester city the scottish champions brought back their old boss neil lennon who helped them to three vinnie titles and two scottish cups when he was manager between twenty ten and twenty fourteen he'll take charge until the end of the season. now to tennis and top seed rafa nadal was has made a flying start at the mexico open the spaniard was playing for the first time since finishing runner up to nova joke a bitch at the australian open and he chris passed germany's bear of in straight sets nidal hit twenty five winners and just fourteen unforced errors he wraps up the win a team it's. up next for now del in the second round he'll be against the bad boy of tennis nick kyrgios to the australian also won in straight sets against on the day seventy six three seven five. and be you can't talk about tuesday's games and not mention. the denver nuggets a powerhouse is seven feet tall and towered above the oklahoma thunder scored a game high thirty six points the a tennis and nine rebounds to finish just shy of his thirteenth triple double this season he even helped

speaks about the future and what this potentially could mean this is a political scientist not offend lennon here's what he told the string if the sentences in the council on trial or anything else but to complete rejection or jacey's. of course irreversible harm for common spanish relations further complicate any hopes of a political solution to this conflict and if the sentence is already harsh. i'm sure it will lead to the mice the independence of colonial and the column government will will move towards certain domination so he lays out pretty clearly in their answer what do you take what's your take on on his thoughts on what this could mean for the future. well there's something there something in. international law called just cause when your when you will start and try and argue for the right of self-determination or some some some some some argue for a primary some of their mission love which means which means that you should be able to go for self-determination for referendum no matter what if there is a majority and there's a second set of scholars that argue that you should have

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mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, criticised a forthcoming panorama programme aboutked or biased, and the episode would follow its "strict editorial guidelines". the american film director, stanley donen has died at the age of 94. his work included the 1952 musical singing in the rain, starring cyd charisse, and the film seven brides for seven brothers. he also worked as a dancer and choreographer, and told vanity fair that watching fred astaire when he was nine had changed his life. first—time buyers now make up the majority of home purchases bought with a mortgage in the uk, according to new figures. the last time that happened was 1995. according to the halifax, pendle in lancashire and copeland in cumbria are the most affordable areas for first time buyers. here's colin campbell. the number of first—time buyers has nearly doubled over the past decade, but with surging property prices it remains an uphill struggle for those trying to get on the property ladder. according to the halifax, the average price paid for a typical first home hasjumped by 39%, from £153,00

stephen yaxley—lennon, to use his real name, is a far right activist who claims to have been silencedsuch as twitter, facebook and google—owned youtube, to rally activists and spread his message of anti—islamism and a war against liberal elites. except now he's been silenced in some of those places, too. nearly a year after twitter banned him, and having received a final warning, facebook and its subsidiary instagram today permanently banned him. in a blog post, facebook said: tommy robinson's facebook page has repeatedly broken these standards, posting material that uses dehumanising language and calls for violence targeted at muslims. taking a stand for or against an agitator like tommy robinson is the easy bit. working out the limits of free speech and what kind of internet we want, well, that's much harder. for facebook, this is uncomfortable terrain. act too fast and you get accused of censorship. act too slow and you get accused of spreading hate. technology itself is politically neutral, but technology companies, staffed by ambitious people and committed to a particular world v

confirmed an upcoming panorama episode will investigate mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennonpanodrama" in response outside the bbc‘s salford headquarters. about 500 people attended a counter—protest by anti—fascists. the musician r kelly has surrendered himself to police and been charged with a series of abuse and assault allegations. the singer, whose real name is robert sylvester kelly, denies all of the charges and is due to appear in court in chicago today. at one point he was the biggest name in r&b, but here r kelly is being is escorted by security as he handed himself into chicago police. he has had massive crossover hits globally, through it all allegations and rumours of sexual abuse against underage girls were never far away. and in 2008 he went to trial on charges of child pornography, after a tape surfaced allegedly showed him having sex with a 13—year—old. but he was acquitted when the jury decided the tape wasn't clear enough. some women were paid not to talk and others started to come forward to say what had gone on. i did realise that he had a problem and i co

the first cardinal or bishop in the us to lose his rights to the priesthood for sexual abuse ten lennon as the president of the survivors network of those abused by priests snap that is and he says the vatican hasn't done enough to hold perpetrators to account. the church needs to continue from there and to canoe to continue to remove those that sexually abused children and minors and those that are covered up for instance we have a cardinal pal in austria who is recently convicted of child sex abuse he's still a cardinal we have bishop the wilson for from a story a convicted of sexual abuse we have cardinal denard o. the head of all the catholic. bishops here in the united states was recently accused of covering up and withholding information from the person or is about three abusers so the cover up continues we've seen that the practice and ideology of the church hierarchy has been to protect the prestige and reputation of the church at the expense of the safety of the children minors and oppression or what we've seen up until this moment and again up until this moment first time in c

stephen yaxley—lennon, to use his real name, is a far right activist who claims to have been silencedigital platforms such as twitter, facebook and google—owned youtube, to rally activists and spread his message of anti—islamism and a war against liberal elites. except now, he's being silenced in some of those places, too. nearly a year after twitter banned him and having received a final warning, facebook and its subsidiary instagram today permanently banned him. in a blog post, facebook said: tommy robinson's facebook page has repeatedly broken these standards, posting material that uses dehumanising language and calls for violence targeted at muslims. taking a stand for or against an agitator like tommy robinson is the easy bit. working out the limits of free speech and what kind of internet we want, well, that's much harder. for facebook, this is uncomfortable terrain. act too fast and you get accused of censorship. act too slow and you get accused of spreading hate. technology itself is politically neutral but technology companies, staffed by ambitious people and committed to a p

speaks about the future and what this potentially could mean this is a political scientist not offend lennon here's what he told the string if the sentences in the council on trial or anything else but a complete rejection or jacey's. of course irreversible harm for common standards relations further complicate any hopes of a political solution to this conflict and if the sentence is already harsh. i'm sure it will legitimize the independence of catalonia and the current government will will move towards certain terminations so he lays out pretty clearly in their answer what do you take what's your take on on his thoughts on what this could mean for the future. well there's something there something in. international law called just cause when your when you will start and try and argue for the right of self-determination or some some some some some argue for a primary some of their mission love which means which means that you should be able to go for self-determination for referendum no matter what if there is a majority and there's a second set of scholars that argue that you should have a

manager mroet noted it allows -- noted it allows for high speed and it's important the one on jack lennon, there are two new buildings there. we're not going to be getting new high rises so the central soma plan will not be generating money in that area. so we desperately need crossings. there are people crossing for lunch at south park, kids, we have an increasingly aged community in the s.r.o.s in the south park. "understand it can't be part and parcel of this plymouth project but hope you'll find a way soon to give real attention to the mid block crossings and the development has already happened if you can spotlight the funding. >> commissioner: thank you very much. any further speakers? seeing none we'll close public comment. directors, if there's any comments, please make them now otherwise i'll entertain a motion. >> motion to approve. >> commissioner: second? >> >> second. >> commissioner: all in favor please say aye. >> aye. >> commissioner: any opposed? all right. mr. beck, the same direction to you, onward and upward. congratulations an thank you. >> clerk: item 13 authorizing

lennon led celtic to three league titles during his first spell and says he's "returning to one of thehis morning about the timing of brendan rodgers's departure and some of the fans feeling should have stayed on to the end of the season. huddersfield ended their 14 game winless run with a late winner against wolves. steve mounie scored in the 91st minute to give jan siewert his first victory as terriers manager. huddersfield remain bottom, still 11 points from safety, but have their first win since beating wolves at molineux in november. newcastle put some distance between them and the drop zone by beating burnley 2—0. not a bad strike too from fabian schar. gylfi sigurdsson scored twice as everton ended a run of three successive league defeats at relegation threatened cardiff. dominic calvert—lewin rounded off the 3—0 win that moves everton up to 9th. tyson fury‘s next fight won't be a rematch with wbc heavweight champion deontay wilder. their dramatic fight in december ended in a draw, and many fans had hoped for a second bout. but, wbc president mauricio sulaiman has said that fury

what lennon said,. capitalists would sell the rope with which we will hang them. a lot of support, what sanders has from last election, is a huge mailing list. that is what he is milking now. the gab between him and the other candidates will narrow, as people see who is real, who is not. enjoy bernie, this is a nostalgic trip, i don't think he will be among finalists. >> i kind of agree, sometimes steve and i end up in the same place. in fairness, i'm not a big -- i'm not the bernie bro's favorite economist, they went after me in 2016, because i said socialism did not work. if anything, most surprised that it was a small as it was, in a way it was a record, but he growth hundreds of times more money last time, these are the same supporters, he got $200,000 of his die hard suppor supportem last time to give money now. if this stalls out, i think he could be in trouble that suggests that kind of his bernie base is not as big as what we thought. >> see -- >> voter still feel the bern, but i am impressed that bernie sanders 77 years old is favorite among the democrati

and so a lot of these groups, they studied basic marx, they studied lennon, the studied communism inerground cells, and they truly believed that the only way that you could change a society for the better was to have this armed revolution. >> we felt that we had to kind of ramp up the response. stuff was hitting the fan everywhere. i didn't come to this conclusion to do what i was doing in two weeks or a month. you know? it was a huge evolution. i graduated high school in 1963. the civil rights movement was ramping up. but i had no political consciousness of any kind. vietnam totally flipped my perspective. my first day in vietnam, i had to witness a torture of a vietnamese prisoner. when you get in that level of conflict, it's really hard to adjust coming back home. really, vietnam was the precursor to the sla. i met emily late january of 1968. she was a sorority girl. emily evolved during our relationship from a person that didn't have politics to somebody that felt strongly about her politics. as she got more involved in women's issues, she became more and more radicalized from he

the radicals that describe their enemies, let's try that during the soviet era mass murder by lennon and stalin.en >> laura: i love when they use the black-and-white historical photos because we are really supposed to believe them, end. the press will willfully mislead but certainly don't seem like an ally of the people, do they? and look for their alliance with the democratic field to become stronger the more the economy improves and the closer that we get to election day 2020. and that brings us back to the vacant bachelor cory booker. things are pretty good in america, cory, and i don't know we are already rising. that was his big statement today, we are all going to rise. we just heard even your imaginary friend t-bone has found a job. maybe that is why he wasn't at your bigim announcement today. very sad. and that is the angle. >> all right, joining me now howie kurtz fox news analyst and media buzz sunday here on fox news and u.s. attorney joseph digenova, howie, let me start with you. i feel like we say this way too much, but it's not a good week for the media on a number of f

. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called "ringo's reviewer." >> i sell records. it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called "all things must pass." maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport ♪ you don't need no visas >> over the years i had such a lot of stockpile of songs i wanted to do. but i only got a quota of one or two tunes per album. >> were

so most of these young kids couldn't find venezuela on the map or they don't know who lennon is., sean, we have 60 million immigrants in this country and we are not asimulating and integrating them in the melting pot traditions. they are not cubans fleeing tyranny in the 60's. not hun hungarians from the 1950s who knew communism. most of them are coming from impoverished places where their critique was there wasn't enough entitlement. hoping here there will be centralized redistributionist government and become fodder for left wing ideologies. >> sean: can you read victor davis hanson. when we come back, huge major story, why is the news media sweeping under the rug about the lieutenant governor of virginia and the charge of rape? what if the lieutenant governor's name was kavanaugh and our villain of the day straight ahead. ♪ ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is