calvert—lewin was trying, competing for the ball. anything to see there?ar slowed it down and replayed it, and perceived enough contact from studs for a straight red card. that is cup football in 202a. what else? well, dwight mcneil was stretchered off. berto and anderson had a kind of wrestle — no everton penalty given. and palace had the best late chance to score a goal — a goal, that's one thing this game didn't have. joe wilson, bbc news. juventus are through to the quarterfinals of the coppa italia, after a comprehensive win over salernitana. the visitors actually took the lead in the first minute, but afterjuve equalised, they never looked back, winning 6—1. they'll face frosinone in the last eight. meanwhile, over in spain, barcelona stay third in la liga, after coming from behind to beat ten—man las planas 2—1. they needed a penalty in injury time from ilkay gundogan to secure the win. athletic bilbao won 2—0 at struggling sevilla. osasuna beat bottom club almeria 1—0. back in england, arguably the tie of the fa cup third round this weekend sees ar

but he came back here to mary ann's a few days later, lewin and wallace, learned. had an epiphany. it was something he referred to in one of those conversations that police recorded between janos and mary ann. >> remember that morning when i left? friday? i remember. it never clicked until i came home. >> some things i'm slowing things. we >> clicked? what did he mean by that? >> he realized, you know what, she didn't doesn't love archie. she's not going back to our tree because she loves him, she loves me. so, if i could just find a way to get rid of archie, i don't need to kill myself. if i get rid of him, i get the girl, she gets a security, he's out of the way. >> six days later, he's dead. >> lewin and wallace, now believe they have the motive. janos didn't commit the murder either. they still needed something, anything, to connect him to the bloody crime scene. >> i knew there would always be a question about how does janos get away from this crime scene without getting any blood on him. if there's no police at all, that implicates janos, there's some lingeri

everton consider appealing the controversial red card their striker, dominic calvert—lewin, was given another var intervention. and the 15—year—old british skating champion hoping to skate his way to the very top. everton are appealling against dominic calvert—lewin�*s red card in their goalless fa cup draw at crystal palace last night. it's a decision that's reopened the debate over the efficacy of var. he was sent off ten minutes from time for this challenge on nathaniel clyne — referee chris kavanagh initially took no action, but the var officials studied the slow motion replays, which showed his studs were up, although there was minimal contact. it's the first he's been dismissed in his career and he's set to miss the next three games. the consensus is that calvert—lewin did not appear to endanger the safety of the opponent, nor was there excessive force. if you slow anything down of that nature it will look a lot worse. you slow it down, it is high, but there is minimal contact. then you go, live, then of course it is brought back. then you go, let us start slowing it down. the b

var controversy once again — dominic calvert—lewin sees red, as everton draw 0—0 at crystal palace in in london, ahead of their fa cup tie with liverpool. i was iwas ina i was in a fortunate position where i become a footballer, and i was that young kid wants that look up to people like myself. it's an honour. and a smashing return to action — rafael nadal is through to the quarterfinals of the brisbane international.

. >> sin embargo, su participacion fue muy breve el juez lewin kaplan habia advertido que no aceptariar las acusaciones de abuso sexual contra la escritora e.j. >> carroll, ya que un jurado lo encontro responsable de abusarla en la decada de 1990, nos dice este abogado de nueva york, no relacionado al defamo, esos son asuntos que ya se determino por la corte. >> el proposito de este juicio es solo para determinar los danos y los costos moratarios que le va a costar a donald trump. >> y tras juramentar, el expresidente lo dijo de nuevo, que son acusaciones falsas, cuando su abogada le pregunto, si, lo hice, ella dijo algo que considere una acusacion falsa, respondio al juez, quien de inmediato lo interrumpio, argumentando que todo lo que dijo despues del si lo hice, quedaba anulado del expediente sobre la pregunta de si ordeno lastimar a carol, no, solo queria defenderme a mi mismo, a mi familia y a la presidencia dijo. >> sus palabras y publicaciones recientes fueron usadas en su contra por el equipo legal de la periodista. >> presentaron como prueba esta conferencia que dio la semana

news: everton are considering appealing the controversial red card their striker, dominic calvert—lewinn following another var intervention. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than 1000 homes are underwater in england this lunchtime, after storm henk brought with it a week of heavy rainfall. a major incident is still declared in nottinghamshire — there are serious delays for travellers in many counties, with roads and railway lines flooded — and about 300 flood warnings are still in place across england and wales. we'll talk more about the damaging weather in a few minutes, first let's go to our correspondent danjohnson who's in longford in gloucestershire. along the river severn... they were not expecting the start of 2024 with another dell use of flooded homes. not every property has been... i am not every property has been... i am sorry about — not every property has been... i am sorry about the _ not every property has been... i am sorry about the line, _ not every property has been... i am sorry about the line, the weather, of course, having an impact in so man

everton�*s best chance of the first half came right at the end — dominic calvert—lewin through on goaltinez in the villa goal. after the break, villa looked the more threatening, and substitutejhon duran came close to snatching what would have been a likely winner. there was almost an everton sting in the tail though — abdoulaye doucoure running on to jarrad branthwaite's long pass and finishing expertly past martinez only to be denied by an offside flag. 0—0 at goodison park, as everton ended their run of three straight defeats, but remain 17th. we continue to be a work in progress. with come out of that with a clean sheet against a top side. arguably the best chance of the game and a couple of other chances that of course could have changed the game, but overall, we will take the clean sheet against what are proven to be a top side. the point we have achieved today is not enough for us, but i think how we played the match, how we prepared the match, how we played everton i think is the way. we conceded a few chances, a few opportunities to get our box, and we got half the game, and w

news: everton are considering appealing the controversial red card their striker, dominic calvert—lewin

everton have been successful in their appeal following the red card given to dominic calvert—lewin inthird round against crystal palace. the striker was set to miss three—matches, after being sent off following a var check, for this challenge on palace defender nathaniel clyne in their fa cup clash which finished goalless. the dismissal has now been overturned by the football association. the football association says it is assessing "relevant information" around the death of sheffield united player maddy cusack before deciding if it needs to take action. the 27—year—old died in september. police did not treat the death as suspicious and an inquest was opened and adjourned in october. in december, an external investigation into the events leading up to her death found no evidence of wrongdoing by the club but the fa say "it would be appropriate to assess the relevant information of the case". at the australian open, britons billy harris and ryan peniston progressed to the second qualifying round. but in the women's draw, lily miyazaki was beaten on the first day of action in melbourne

cup as the third round gets under way and is dominated by a controversial red card, dominic calvert—lewin says he is really losing patience with var. it's friday the 5th of january. flood warnings remain in parts of england and wales as hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes due to heavy rainfall. areas in southern and central england are most affected. it comes just days after disruption caused by strong winds and rain from storm henk. 0ur reporter mairead smyth has the latest. yet more heavy rain on already sodden ground. in nottinghamshire, a major incident has been declared as the river trent continued to rise, as high as it's been in more than 20 years. the peak expected today. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their flooded homes. and a few miles south in loughborough, this flat ruined by floodwater. darren�*s father had to be rescued in the early hours of yesterday morning. there was three feet of water whereas today i'm looking at it and there's no water. the river severn also expected to peak today. belongings piled high in this cottage in worcester to

lewin how can you go with a straight face and say it's corporations and you've got to lower prices? you. that was fine right there. let's check big tech. why not? ray wong's next, meta, microsoft, alba, apple, up, amazon down. the aforementioned ray wong is with us now. you are going to tell us what is the best ai player. we have a couple stocks to look at, google versus microsoft, the best ai play between those two. do you know -- are you kidding me? >> microsoft has hit the run up. but they have done is they've got it into apps, and the open ai piece, google has more coming and all the tools required for everybody else to do that into the system so google stock hasn't hit the run up as much as microsoft so this, who monetizes ai. >> i will get let you get away with that one but let's move on to ai chips. nvidia versus amd, who is best? >> nvidia has the right chips, there's a shortage of 12 to 18 months but in 2,024 amd has the chips, the training chips and the data center so it has a run up. they are both in play but if you are waiting in line if you want to get to something righ

everton have been successful in their appeal following the red card given to dominic calvert—lewin ina cup third round against crystal palace. the striker was set to miss three matches after being sent off following a var check for this challenge on palace defender nathaniel clyne in their fa cup clash, which finished goalless. the dismissal has now been overturned by the football association. the former president of a turkish top division team told a court in ankara on tuesday that he regretted attacking a referee at the end of a league game but denied having threatened him with death. faruk koca, who has resigned as president of mke ankaragucu after punching referee halil umut meler, has been charged with causing wilful injury to a public official, threatening an official and violating a law relating to the prevention of violence in sports. koca, who said he regrets his actions, faces up to 13 years in prison if found guilty of the charges. girona defender david lopez will miss four matches after he was suspended by the spanish football federation tuesday for saying a referee "lacke

edward lewin is a trustee at the holocaust educational trust. me earlier about the impact over the years of commemorating the holocaust memorial day. it's a really important time in our calendar, we reflect and we mourn and we consider the lessons of what happens when anti—semitism and hatred take hold. it commemorates the murder of 6 millionjewish people — men, women and children in the holocaust and the terrible genocides in cambodia, darfur, bosnia and rwanda. it is an important time. tell us about the work that you are doing because young people will have no memory of what happened. our focus at the holocaust educational trust is young people and we take thousands of people every year to auschwitz to see firsthand the sight of what was a killing factory. there are two things that always strike me when i go to auschwitz with the trust. one is the scale, this was a factory, built for one purpose, it was not repurposed, it was built with murder in mind. the second is the reflection that it takes human beings to sit down and think through how ca

for everton, they rely on goals from dominic calvert lewin, but with both of these managers, if you aske team or eight hodgson team, they will tell you they are very solid defensively and organise. so although fans and supporters will want goals to document both of these managers will be looking at a safety first approach. mex. managers will be looking at a safety first approach-— first approach. alex howell, that ou ve first approach. alex howell, that you very much — first approach. alex howell, that you very much indeed, _ first approach. alex howell, that you very much indeed, much - you very much indeed, much appreciated. that match kicking off at 8pm. on sunday, arguably the tie of the round sees arsenal look to turn around their form against premier league—leaders liverpool. it's a match which will see the gunners play in an all—white kit at the emirates as part of their ongoing campaign to tackle knife crime in london called no more red. 18 teenagers were killed last year in london as a result of being stabbed, and arsenal's star signing declan rice feels the initiative can have

everton have appealed against the red card given to dominic calvert—lewin in yesterday's goalless faked to review the tackle by var officials, he changed his decision. champion trainer paul nicholls says floodwater at his stables in somerset has subsided. none of the horses were hurt and were led to safety. josh hazlewood took three wickets in an over for australia to end day three of the third test with pakistan in sydney. saad shakeel was followed by sajid khan and salman agha as the tourists were left on 68—7 in their second innings, a lead of 82 runs. england will start the defence of their world t20 title with a match against scotland. australia, namibia and 0man are also in group a. the tournament is being co—hosted this summer by the usa and the west indies. laura muir has retrospectively been awarded a european indoor bronze medal after russian yelena korobkina was found guilty of doping offences. had she recieved it in prague back in 2015, it would have been herfirst senior international medal. she says that missing out on that special moment was very difficult, but looking

dominic calvert lewin has had his red card overturned after everton appealed against his sending offnow free to play. tottenham are close to completing a dealfor the romanian defender radu dragusin from genoa. the fee for 21—year—old is believed to be around 22 million pounds. chelsea full back ian maatsen has joined borussia dortmund on loan for the rest of the season. the 21—year—old dutch defender has only made three starts this season. the football association says it is assessing "relevant information" around the death of sheffield united player maddy cusack before deciding if it needs to take action. the 27—year—old died in september. police did not treat the death as suspicious and an inquest was opened and adjourned in october. in december, an external investigation into the events leading up to her death found no evidence of wrongdoing by the club but the fa say "it would be appropriate to assess the relevant information of the case." the sports minister stuart andrew has condemned joey barton's recent comments on social media, calling them �*dangerous'. the former mancheste

bottom lewin is inflation coming down, wages staying strong, economic growth's going to be positive thisyan payne. all right. thank you, "varney & company" is up next. stuart, take it away. stuart: i shall, indeed. good morning, ever. movement on all

bottom lewin is inflation coming down, wages staying strong, economic growth's going to be positive this year. i'm going to say it again, i'm bullish -- cheryl: you were bullish last year, ryan payne. all right. thank you, "varney & company" is up next. stuart, take it away. stuart: i shall, indeed. good morning, ever. movement on all fronts. stocks down again. claudine gay out. a hamas leader, killed. republicans descend en masse on the border putting biden on the spot. we're going to start with harvard. president claudine gay has resigned. the academic world is in turmoil. the intellectual religion known as diversity, equity and inclusion has been challenged. my opinion, hopefully, this may be a turning point where our universities return to academic excellence. more on that in a moment to the markets, more selling after another sharp drop tuesday. the dow looking for a loss of maybe 130, nasdaq down about another 100 points. here's the problem, the yield on the 10-year treasury closing in on 4% again. right now we're at 3.97, up another 4 basis points. 3.97 on the 10-year, move over t

you were nothing lewin who thought there would be a red wave in 2023. -- 2022. caller: just keep doing what you're doing. i believe it is working. i think there will be a change in this country in the next election. i'm looking forward to it. host: jim in north carolina. 7:20 on the east coast. asking you for your message to washington in the new year. asking you today as the house and senate get set to meet in pro forma sessions. the house will be coming in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. we will go there briefly at 9:00 a.m. to show you the gavel to gavel coverage on c-span. afterwards, we are back on the washington journal for ourinal hour. we ask for your message to washington, ainder of some of the key january dates facing not only washington but the presenal candidates as well. january 4, later this week on thursday, the deadline for the eme court to intervene in that 14th amendment case i colorado. the decision there to remove former president tmprom the primary ballot. january 9, arguments schedul in the d.c. circuit court of appeals on the former president's comm

all right, a record-breaking 378 officers were shot in the lewin of duty in 2023. -- line of duty. those were ambush-style attacks on officers. 46 of them fatal. joining us now with his reaction is u.s. congressional candidate and president of the national fallen officer foundation trey penny. trey, thanks for being here. what a terrible stat. what a threat our police officers are facing. highest number ever ambushes, and when you look at that leap from 2018, what does that tell you? >> it tells us that our policing profession if as a whole is vulnerable, our country is vulnerable if. we were police officers out here trying to work and do their job, and they can't because we've essentially had a government -- if you think about the last four years, we've had a local, state and really at the federal level as well calling to defund our police officers, right? pete: yeah. >> they duh fend them -- defund them, they devalue what police officers are doing on the streets with these no bail laws putting criminals back onto the streets. and not only that, police officers are being prosecute

everton have made the journey to fellow top flight club crystal palace — the toffees had dominic calvert—lewinn. the spaniard breezed into the last eight in brisbane, while in auckland, a promising performance from emma raducanu — asjoe lynskey reports. emma raducanu left the court in auckland. she just lost a match for there was so much good at take from it. this was her first event since april and she had gone toe to toe with the former world number three. raducanu faced last years wimbledon semifinalist svitolina but yet the brit did lead after winning the first set. svitilina did force the tie—breaker while her last year did feature to surgery she still has to touches. but one set up, she almost went on to win it but svitolina saved break points and won a tie—break in the second. by then this match was two hours long and raducanu's just back from eight months off court. she tired in the third, svitolina went through. but in defeat, there had been huge strides forward. to be back up at this speed after so little is a great sign, and of course i'm disappointed about today because i was a few

everton have been successful in their appeal following the red card given to dominic calvert—lewin inoins from rb leipzig. tottenham have an option to make the signing permanent. former wycombe wanderers and millwall defender daniel senda has been banned from football for four years after he sexually assaulted two women while on a coaching course abroad. senda, who is now 42, was on charlton's coaching staff when the incidents happened lastjune. the football association said it was "deeply sorry" to the women and "hope that the very lengthy ban serves as a strong deterrent, and a clear signal that women in football will be supported and protected". bayern munich lit their stadium up with "thank you, franz" this evening in tribute to the late franz beckenbauer. he passed away on monday aged 78. he's been credited with being the beginning of the modern—day bayern munich. many people say the club would not be one of world football's greats without the foundations laid by the teams beckenbauer led to domestic and european success in the 19605 and 19705. he won the world cup with germany a

chatbot sprayed with taiwan's large language model, the idea is it will be free from that political and lewin'swithin these businesses. haslinda: why now? what do we make of the timing. >> there is a lot of hype around generative ai, after the success of chatgpt, so taiwan is hoping to establish a foothold in that industry. one thing to note is the a lot of money by government is pouring into this project. 7.4 million usd which is relatively small when you compared to the millions that are spent on and the u.s. and china. so we need to temper our expectations as to how broad this large language model will be. it will be very localized. for local businesses, hospitals, banks. so it won't be a direct competitor with large, mainland chinese chatbots but the idea is it will be used in taiwan. it will establish a foothold in the generative ai industry for taiwan. haslinda: how successful do we expect taiwan to be in the ai space? >> as i mentioned before, taiwan is known for semiconductors. this is its first tentative steps into the generative ai industry. already they have started using this large

. >> andrew lewin, thank you very much for joining in >> andrew lewin, thank you very much forjoining us in the studio. it's always pleasure. studio. it's always a pleasure. thank you. there's lots more still and still to come between now and 4:00. discuss the 4:00. we'll discuss the controversial north oil and controversial north sea oil and gas bill that has already led to one but one tory mp resigning. but first, here's your latest news headunes first, here's your latest news headlines wenzler. headlines with sophia wenzler. >> thank you. martin it's 332. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister says he'd strongly support a decision to revoke the former post office bosses. cbe paula vennells routinely denied there were problems with the horizon it system , which made it look it system, which made it look like money was missing from shops. hundreds of staff were convicted, jailed, bankrupted and some took their lives after they were wrongly accused of theft . the justice secretary and theft. the justice secretary and post office minister are now looking at how to he

you were nothing lewin who thought there would be a red wave in 2023. -- 2022.aller: just keep doing what you're doing. i believe it is working. i think there will be a change in this country in the next election. i'm looking forward to it. host: jim in north carolina. 7:20 on the east coast. asking you for your message to washington in the new year. asking you today as the house ansenate get set to meet in pro forma sessions. the house will be coming in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. we will go there briefly at 9:00 a.m. to show you theavel to gavel coverage on c-span. afterwards, we are back on the washington journal for our final hour. we ask for your message to washington, a reminder of some of the key jua dates facin not only washington but the presidential candidates as we. january 4, later this week on thursday, the deadline for the supreme court to intervene in that 14th amendment case in colorado the decision treo remove former president trump from th primary ballot january 9, arguments scheduled in the d.c. circuit court of appeals on the former president's com

yesterday morning we were discussing var and the red card shown to everton's dominic calvert—lewin in foot pole. -- football- _ rafael nadal has onlyjust returned to the tennis tour after almost a year out with injury. but there are fresh concerns after his defeat in the quarter—finals of the brisbane open. he had three match points, but he failed to convert and lost tojordan thompson in three sets. nadal said he had pain in his left hip in a similar place to the injury that required an operation lastjune. the question now is whether nadal, will be fit in time for the australian open, which begins a week on sunday. if something is worse than what we want, then it is not that positive, but let's wait. it is not the day to talk about this kind of stuff. it is the day to be happy and to congratulate the opponent and then the next couple of days, let's see how i feel. the next couple of days, let's see how i feel-— the next couple of days, let's see how i feel. . ., ., ., , how i feel. and a boxing data finish with. anthonyjoshua will fight the former ufc star francis ngannou in saudi ara

dominic calvert—lewin has had his red card overturned after everton appealed against his sending offhis career. he was facing a three match ban but is now free to play. fran kirby says the issue of body—shaming isn'tjust a women's football problem. the england and chelsea midfielder is speaking out about the issue after receiving criticism over her body on social media. kirby — who says she covers up because she gets called "fat", in her words — is concerned that younger players need to be protected. you don't become accustomed to it. of course, you know, there's still things that you read. i read things about myself and i'm like, oh, really, is that what people think about me or is that how i look? you know, and it still impacts me. but, you know, i'm kind of a bit more better with dealing with that, whereas a younger player maybe coming through that gets a comment like that could end up, you know, not eating. i've had comments where people go, oh, fran played really, really well today, what a game, but she looks a little bit big today. and i'm like, but why is the comment necessary

dominic calvert—lewin has never been sent off, but there was a tackle here and i don't know whether younk of this. if you were var now have look . there's dominic have a look. there's dominic there sliding that's him there sliding in. now that's him in the grey with the ball. it looks like he's made a perfect tackle doesn't looks very tackle doesn't it. it looks very good. doesn't look like good. it doesn't look like there's problem. then now there's any problem. then now there's any problem. then now the see this is the feet are up and see this is what var they at it what var do. they look at it very slowly and they go hang on. his feet are up. did he actually catch the player? he was sent off. which is the most bizarre bizarre you were bizarre thing. so if you were var what would you have done. >> you just would have said, i think that just looks pretty standard to me. >> i agree, i don't think there's any malice in that. i agree, no, i think it's just someone ran into his foot over analysing again. >> it's still quite subjective isn't >> it's still quite subjective isn'with is. it st