when the player sign for man united, they sign up to win i man united, they sign up to win trophies,llenge of being the best. because this is the best club in the world. that is the pressure of the pressure of man united. that is something we are ready for. to gdansk then. 0lly foster is there. good evening to you. a big game for united, but also solskjaer who despite improvments on the pitch. has not been able to bring any silverware to a club so used to winning. yes, for years without a trophy. it is a long time if you are a man united fan. your use to such trophies down the years and obviously it was in this competition thatjose mourinho when the rep will become a very different than because they needed to win it to get into they needed to win it to get into the champions league. —— when the europa league. year on year and a bit under 0le gunnar solskjaer, they have improved. third six, and then third place. but it felt like almost a pad this semifinal curse, they lost four semifinals until they share. they absolutely thrash in rome was to get this far. here they are up against vi

but the players, when they sign for man united, they sign to win trophies. ery is hoping to become the first man to win the europa league four times. he's won it three times with sevilla, he got to the final with arsenal two years ago. his villareal side knocked the gunners out in this season's semi finals. translation: not at all. i feel my duty is only to villareal and i am very proud to be able to defend this villareal project, the president and everyone who has been working for years to construct this huge project in this little town and in europe. i want to enjoy it. there is no feeling of revenge against any english team or english people. i am proud working for this club. i am proud to defend the villareal colours. european football �*s governing body uefa has opened disciplinary procedures against a number of clubs over their involvement in the proposed european super league. the clubs were founding members of the breakaway league which later collapsed. the science were the only ones of 12 original is not to subsequently renounce the competition, some

next is the guardian, which also features supporters on the pitch at man united — but its main storyg from a senior tory, who says that if the prime minister has been found to have breached the ministerial code he should resign. next is the ft, which carries a warning from the world's leading vaccine manufacturer in india, which says a shortage of the jab could last for months. referring to astrazeneca. in the daily mail, and their campaign to have a memorial to the victims of the pandemic constructed in st paul's cathedral. it says readers have donated more than £60,000 to the idea. and the times, which leads on claims the government could be on the verge of scrapping social distancing rules from the 21st of june. so let's begin. joe and lucy, lovely to see you. we will start with the front page of the i, the sporting football news that really dominated this afternoon.— that really dominated this afternoon. , ., , ., , afternoon. yes, images from this articular afternoon. yes, images from this particular match _ afternoon. yes, images from this particular match which _ afternoon. ye

huge favourites, man united but by theirfans of north poland.w. a club of this size, they have been starved of this size, they have been starved of trophies, four years is that when this competition underjose maria. they find steady progress under 0le gunnar solskjaer, one of the former star strikers, finishing six in the first half season. and third runner—up behind manchester city. but no trophies to show for his two and half seasons in charge. —— i jose mourinho. now win your way. be villareal. every manager and unai eme who is a specialist in the second—tier competition. he's won it three times with sevilla in a row, not arsenal out to boot in the semifinals, he might have another tactical masters that 0le gunnar solskjaer will have to tweak his team for. but united, they have gone all guns blazing. they are feeling are really attacking team.- all guns blazing. they are feeling are really attacking team. thank you ve much are really attacking team. thank you very much indeed. _ are really attacking team. thank you very much indeed. 50 _ are

they're angry with man united's american owners, the glazer family, saying they've piled up debt anddefunct european super league. the club's just being bled dry by the glazers, it's a cash cow. but for us it's manchester united football club, and we love it. they've not communicated with the fans for 16 years, and that leads to this kind of anger. the match today against liverpool, one of the biggest of the season, had to be postponed. also tonight... the government says it's the last lap of the race to beat coronavirus in england, but ministers urge caution,

the former man united striker has scored 62 goals in 118 appearances for the national side, and onlygland captainjoe root was bowled out for 99 as yorkshire took charge of their county championship match against glamorgan. a short while ago, they were 69 for three in their second innings, still trialing by 12 runs. great britain's liam heath has added canoeing world cup gold to his collection. he won the k1200—metres in hungary, which will give him a real boost as he prepares to defend his 0lympic title injuly. he qualified for the games two years ago, when he regained the world title over the same distance. tom daley and matty lee have won gold at the european diving championships in budapest the pair were competing in the ten metre synchronised dive and pulled off an impressive performance — and a personal best score — as they continue their preparations ahead of the olympic games in tokyo. the duo also won world cup gold at the olympic test event injapan earlier this month, and daley says they can still get better. it is the first time i have won a medal at the european championsh

man united against villareal. live updates via the bbc sport website.. finally looking at areas of high pressure building again for the end of may. that will bring dry weather and not completely dry and also temperatures will be on the rise. we had some pretty heavy showers across northern and eastern areas to the day. that will fade away overnight. most places will be dry, legacy of cloud across scotland in northern england and missed patches around. those temperatures not falling below 47 degrees. we start tomorrow morning with sunshine around and any other cloud of mist across northern areas will melt away and we will see plenty of sunshine here. the chance of the arch are developing across central and eastern areas but most places will be dry and much warmer, 18 and 19 degrees in the central belt. we could make 20 somewhere in the southeast. turning cloudier or wetter out west. a weather front will brings down weather to weston areas but heading to the bank holiday weekend it will be turning warmer in the south with highs into the low 20s. hello, i'

anywhere you look you see man united tops, real madrid tops and hopefully some liverpool tops, and iat is the case. this is our lyari centre, in lyari, a centre of excellence, where we have approximately 100 kids that come across to train four or five times a week. we give them free football coaching, we give them life skills, sessions on top of it. so i have been asked to have a game with these kids, who look pretty good. because i am wearing a liverpool top, everybody thinks i play for liverpool. a huge crowd has gathered. yeah, look forward to me embarrassing myself in front of everybody. here we go. after eyeing up the opposition, we began. sand and heat, it is not a good combination. soon, though, we were losing by two goals. me and my new friend michelle realised it was our moment and, after generously being awarded a free kick, i curled it into the corner. then two penalties later, we had won the game. after celebrating with my team, adequately named benjamin's liverpool warriors, i spoke to michelle about football here. you were a little bit nervous about playing because you

but man united had taken the lead. what a goal it was. great to hear those roars once again. are three of the games tonight. the big game of the evening comes a little bit later as chelsea host leicester, in a match that could be crucial in deciding the shape of the top four at the end of the season. and after this weekend's fa cup final, there's plenty of unfinished business between these two. he will hit it! beautiful! what a shot! brilliant save! absolutely awesome! it is in!— shot! brilliant save! absolutely awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment _ awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this _ awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this is - awesome! it is in! this is tight! what a moment this is for - awesome! it is in! this is tight! | what a moment this is for var. awesome! it is in! this is tight! - what a moment this is for var. this is massive- — what a moment this is for var. this is massive. the _ what a moment this is for var. ti 3 is massive. the lines are put in, the verdict is no goal! it is the year of leicester city. fa cup winners

man united still lead against fulham. —— half—time at both. have a very good night. hello again. they become a bit drier and the exception to that theme is northern scotland commitment a cloud of rain here and some heavier burst of rain pushing eastwards across southern areas of england. temperature similar to what we had over recent nights. 0r wednesday morning, we start with rain, northern scotland in southeast england and otherwise dry with some sunny spells but through the afternoon shower clouds will develop in this time the heavy showers and thunderstorms are most likely across a scotland in eastern england along the straw. further west the pressure rising in southwest england and wales in northwest england and probably the west midlands, here is much more likely to be dry to the afternoon with long spells of sunshine and in the sunshine should not feel too bad with highest after 16 degrees make the most of that. thursday, the forecast turns wet and windy, strong winds could bring some localised disruption. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. thousands of pal

next is the guardian which also features supporters on the pitch at man united — but it's main storyo have breached the ministerial code — he should resign. next is the ft which carries a warning from the world's leading vaccine manufacturer in india — who says a shortage of the jab could last for months. and to the daily mail — and their campaign to have a memorial to the victims of the pandemic constructed

there will be a few familiar faces to put in a good word for the new man. united states as a warning against travel to japan, where the number of corona virus cases remains high. the japanese government says the travel advisory will not effect the olympics, which are due to beginning tokyo, in less than 2 months. the international olympic committee says the event will go ahead despite no approval ratings and countries low fascination rates. so in order to boost its inoculation campaign, japan just opened a mass vaccination centers. i mean to immunize 36000000 elderly citizens before the game, start. the offices of the for much in tokyo. now, one of japan's fast mass vaccination centers. everyone over the age of 60 families is eligible for a chart. now. i'm feeling very believed and grateful. for a long time, a year and a half, i was feeling anxious, intense if you didn't know who might get the syllabus, i don't care if i get it or not, but i didn't want to pass it onto my parents or my children, but you can just past all know when i think the staff are still getti

the result left man united's fans hugely disappointed. let's hear from some of them.etter side. we could have scored more, but when it went to penalties, i thought we'd lose sooner than we did because we've not got great penalty takers on the pitch. we didn't offer as much as we should have going forward. like, bruno didn't really show up, cavani didn't show up, greenwood didn't show up, rashford didn't show up. like, these players we look for aren't showing up in these finals and that's what we need — like, we do need that. the world famous eiffel tower has gone green — not it's colour but how its spotlights are powered. for the first time, it was lit up using hydrogen—powered spotlights. for three minutes and thirty seconds, lights and lasers of various colours danced on the iconic monument�*s facade thanks to energy provided by a hydrogen—powered generator. it usually uses diesel power. it's part of the french government's plan to increase hydrogen production and usage in france. stargazers around the world on wednesday night have been treated to a special sight —

next is the guardian which also features supporters on the pitch at man united — but its main story is warning from a senior tory — who says that if the prime minister has been found to have breached the ministerial code — he should resign. next is the ft which carries a warning from the world's leading vaccine manufacturer in india — who says a shortage of the jab could last for months. and to the daily mail — and their campaign to have a memorial to the victims of the pandemic constructed in st paul's cathedral. it says its readers have donated more than 60 thousand pounds to the idea. finally to the times — which leads on claims that the government could be on the verge of scrapping social distancing rules from the 21st ofjune. the from the 21st ofjune. telegraph also showing the pictures the telegraph also showing the pictures at old trafford. however its main story is on the claims made by state tv in a ran that britain could be about to pay for hundred million pounds to secure the release of nazneen radcliffe. the million pounds to secure the release of nazneen radcliffe.— of naz

but this weekend, nothing from f1 champion lewis hamilton, a huge game, man united versus liverpool,f celebration from their players on social media. facebook, instagram and twitter are going to miss out on billions of views this weekend due to the boycott and these major clubs not participating on their platforms. in terms of companies investing in the ads on these platforms, the traffic isn't going to be there. the spotlight seems to be firmly on social media companies, their message remains the same — they are committed to making their platforms a safe space for everyone. this isn't about profit and it's not about money. we've been working on some of these tools for a very long time regardless of any calls for a boycott. generation after generation, athletes have shared stories of being racially abused at work. yet each storyteller hopes they will be the last to tell it. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. clubbers have been deprived of the dancefloor for more than a year now, but to their delight thousands returned here in england and without masks or social distancing. it's all part of a

nearest rivals man united losing to leicester city.fell off the ladder completely. liverpool 50 states he points clear last season are currently 23 points below. watching up currently 23 points below. watching up admiring. it’s currently 23 points below. watching up admiring-— up admiring. it's always a 'oy to -la up admiring. it's always a 'oy to play against fl up admiring. it's always a 'oy to play against them i up admiring. it's always a joy to play against them because - up admiring. it's always a joy to play against them because it's i up admiring. it's always a joy to i play against them because it'sjust play against them because it's just a massive challenge for me football point of view. they can be beaten but you have to be at the top to do so. has but you have to be at the top to do so. �* , , , but you have to be at the top to do so, �* , , , , , but you have to be at the top to do so. ~ , , , , , , so. as befits these times, city facet from _ so. as befits these times, city facet from a — so. as befits these times, city fa

brentford— man united...we�*ve been through the absolute pain and misery so, you know, our hearts go out to those guys that they will have a successful next season but tonight is our night. shout out to all the players, all the club. yeah, brilliant. there are special, special team. special team. you are generous in victory, aren�*t you? what are your hopes, then? next step is the premier league? what are your hopes? we just want to be a team that fights and shows who we are. we want to be like wolves or leads, you know, go to the teams and fight them, and you know, that's brentford spirit. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz and more of this on the way. a little dose of summer and temperatures will continue to rise a little bit over the next couple of days. probably peeking by around tuesday. some strong sunshine out there and i�*m also going to mention the pollen. the warm weather has spread notjust across the uk put into scandinavia and many other parts of europe as this high pressure cont

they're angry with man united's american owners, the glazer family, saying they've piled up debt and betrayed supporters over the defunct european super league. the club's just being bled dry by the glazers, it's a cash cow. but for us it's manchester united football club, and we love it. they've not communicated with the fans for 16 years, and that leads to this kind of anger. the match today against liverpool, one of the biggest of the season, had to be postponed. also tonight... the government says it's the last lap of the race to beat coronavirus in england, but ministers urge caution, over the easing of the lockdown. we want to get to a position at the end ofjune where we can get life back as close to normal as possible. but there will still need to be some safeguards in place. the foreign office suggests nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, jailed in iran, is being held hostage by the regime and suffering treatment amounting to torture. # everything's gonna be all right! # and, at last, the revellers in liverpool, enjoying a music festival, despite covid. good evening. two police officer

man united is a club saying that, look, they understand the passion of the fans, but they don't condo what ne what they s there on the pitch sunday. >> patrick snell, many thanks. appreciate it. >>> in the near future, visitors of rome's ancient coliseum will have the chance to stand where gladiators once fought. the italian government has approved a plan to restore the arena. the 2,000-year-old structure is currently floorless. a milan engineering firm won the contract with its vision involving rotating wooden slats. the floor is expected to be finished by 2023. >>> and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is coming up next. you're watching cnn. have yourselves a wonderful day. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. 8>>> it's monday, may 3rd. 5:00 a.m. in the new york. life in the united states is beginning a slow return to normal, globally the end of the pandemic is far away. >>> inld i can't, now the epi-center

manchester united's game against liverpool has been postponed after fans protesting against the man united now? tue: police operation to played, what is the latest now? tu2 police operation to finally see as far as i can tell, there are police officers near the ground there. i think the protesters have finally gone home. what evolved today has been publicised days in advance. 0rganisers had called for a demonstration outside 0ld 0rganisers had called for a demonstration outside old trafford. it was to be peaceful and socially distant. at1:30pm, it was to be peaceful and socially distant. at 1:30pm, there were 1000 protesters in that position. we saw flares and placards and heard chanting. towards two o'clock, a group from that body decided they wanted to take it further and get onto the pitch. security that was potentially there to stop them was very small—scale and they managed to reach that easily. within a matter of minutes they were on the pitch. about 200 is on the pitch. at the same time, at the hotel where the manchester team were preparing and about to leave to get to the game, the

man united supporters were protesting the club's u.s.d off within 48 hours after fans revolted. today's game has been postponed. >>> as the vaccine rollout continues in parts of the u.s. loosen restrictions, in some community school reopenings are in flux. as a result many parents remain in a difficult position. who will supervise their children while they're returning to work? jennifer maddox has stepped in to provide students with the support they need and give families peace of mind. >> we don't want them to make the choice. me earning a living versus my child getting an education. what type of a choice is that? >> good morning. >> if they have to go back to work, we're available for them to bring their kids every day so that they can go to work. we provide them with a safe space, making sure they are online every morning, on time, making sure that they are in class, they're engaged and able to complete their assignments. >> very good. >> we try to make sure that our doors stayed open, that we were constantly staying involved and conn

via radio faces manchester united in the final may 26th in poland man united took care of roma 85 in ggregate but they did lose the 2nd make 32 both of united's goals of schoolboy euro one striker it is some cover me. you're always happy no matter what anyone thinks about me when you get to a final even if you've been praised or criticised whatever it doesn't really matter when you're in a final. you've got a chance to win the competition you're in so it's nothing to do with me personally i'm so happy for the boys too but they've got something to look forward to today and of the season the exhibition fight between boxing legend floyd mayweather and the internet celebrity logan poll may not live up to the drama that unfolded at their publicist event in miami with a face off inside hard off stadium and after a war of words paul tried to keep a souvenir he was quickly stopped by may when it's on and it led to a scuffle the official bow to shuttle to june 6th 44 year old mayweather retired in 27 scene of the defeating u.f.c. star khana mcgregor big guard strong guy and it's foreigners it'

displaying a palestinian flag following manchester united's final home game against fullam but man united midfielder was seen carrying a palestine flag after full time alongside his team mates. under rules of the football association players and fans are allowed to display country flags a number of players have expressed solidarity with palestine amid the current conflict with israel about match mark the return of fans at old trafford and they continued their protests against the club's ownership supporters had been in attendance for 436 days with coronavirus restrictions easing 10000 fans were allowed to watch united playful m. and unlike recent demonstrations these protests were peaceful those lucky enough to be inside the stadium had to settle for a one all draw but they did witness one of the goals of the season one striker absent gave united the lead equalized midway through the 2nd half but unite its point was enough to guarantee the 2nd spots on the table. meanwhile chelsea have taken a major step towards the top 4 finish after beating leicester $21.00 the blues inflicted revenge f

have no intention of sitting back despite holding a 62 advantage over roma the last trophy won by man united it is the europa league that was 4 years ago when they were still managed by jos a marine your current boss has indicated a few team changes because of the help the advantage going into the match as a team we need to develop we need to improve we know we're not at the standard yet where we can go into the game thinking we can play. on the result we're not going to play on the result we've got to play to win the game meanwhile arsenal manager mikel arteta has called on fans to give their side and great welcome ahead of a semifinal with spanish side via rail arsenal supporters are expected to gather outside the emirates stadium and protest against the club ownership of stem cranky i think that they have to be able to express themselves. if you don't interrupt us if. they have the right to do it. again the best possible where we're going to use any excuses. if something happens with that i know the only purpose of the fines is to defend the globe and they want the best for that him and w

years and 3 elections so what is it what he has he been doing he's been very busy isn't a very busy man unite thing and allying with the most to radical fanatic israelis and these are the jewish zionist party that actually ended up with 6 seats in the present israeli parliament they are mr netanyahu as are lies they are the ones mr netanyahu has been covering for as they have escalated the tensions in east jerusalem they are the ones behind much of the tension and has been going on in east jerusalem for the last several weeks and in fact months and years those ready radical fanatics think that that without them taking over fully and evacuating that by the signals from the city there will be no peace and no jewish state so what we have here is now not the now is encouraging these people to do this sort of escalation is jerusalem leading to that is sponsored you're seeing on the part of hamas and others saying look if you're going to keep continuous strangling jerusalem if you're going to continue besieging. mosque we have asked me as the palestinian leader there's we going to retaliate and hen

protest last sunday at old trafford against the club ownership which led to liverpool's game with man unitedpostponed but the reds manager says he doesn't condone the behavior of some supporters given the protests were not completely peaceful as fans broke into the stadium and police officers were injured. to tell your opinion to total to tell the world what you think about some things that's completely fine. as long as it's completely peaceful and it was as far as i know not completely peaceful and then. yeah and it's not right anymore arsenal manager mikel arteta says he's players are feeling real pain and he understands the concerns from fans off to failing to reach the europa league final the gunners on are likely to miss out on european competition next season that will be the 1st time in 25 years that that has happened and in further embarrassment of a semifinal loss to vienna you know it was against former arsenal manager emery for the spanish club oh they will be playing in their 1st ever european final. why i felt as ninety's it was. deep pain because the moment the club is under my

our deeper history housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream and the bigger question if you the dream is for. real big day here in russia today is it celebrates the 76 on the verge story of the red army's victory over nazi germany in the great war. also. we've just seen it for the last hour or so troops marching through red square and aircraft flying overhead a huge spectacle moscow witnesses a stunning military parade commemorating victory day. a very good day then for russia this 9th of may kevin owen here with our special continuing coverage of what's been going on today the annual victory day commemoration. so then as mentioned today russia marks the 76 story of the victory in the great patriotic war that lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of salvi of people they prove decisive in defeating the 3rd reich and for the occasion we've brought to life 1st of all for you. just some of the soviet soldiers who made that victory possible. and what a spectacular show it was the smaller russian troops and military vehicles parading throu

and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. group big day here in russia today as it celebrates the 76 on the verge story of the red army's victory over nazi germany in the great war. also. we just see that for the last hour or so troops marching through red square and aircraft flying overhead a huge spectacle moscow with this is a stunning military parade commemorating victory day. the very good day then from russia this 9th of may kevin 0 in here with a special continuing coverage.

be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . israeli missiles has a tower block in gaza city where international media outlets have their offices several of the high rise buildings have been raised by israeli airstrikes in recent days meanwhile in israel air raid sirens ring out across television from people taken to emergency shelters there after the hamas military wing launches dozens of rockets at the city plus. boylan seen clashes explode to across the west bank with palestinians there venting their anger on the streets is the total death toll top small from the.

to be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream has been for. so. it's easy to. see the. being. all. also noise in a beautiful little city with a lot of bad habits. the house is a beautiful place. as a kid i don't really understand how segregated city was because i never left. my days and it's my god awful week because my little. complex. really. decent call it wasn't loud at night it was fun when i got back to the city . center somewhere for a week just to get a house together. and live in so many neighborhoods it doesn't allow you to gauge what is normal. this neighborhood still pretty much put the same. vacant we used to go all behind them and found. almost like a treasure hunt you go on and find every day and if you are left before they got a big. you know a jam packed them for an oval some like they're. becoming didn't feel as empty as it does now and you see only a vague that's. all the more is a microcosm of many urban areas in ameri

we're joined now by bbc radio manchester's man united reporter liam bradford. good morning.s now? it is a very good question. it is going to have to be unpicked. what we have seen over the last 2a hours has been in part fantastic, really powerful protest on the manchester united fans as they try to make their voice heard. they have been let down by a minority. having spoken to a lot of fans yesterday while the protests were happening and overnight as well as this morning, that is the message the fans would like to get across. the majority protested peacefully because they feel they have limited options in terms of getting their voice heard. gathering and protesting the ownership of manchester united, they felt, was one of the most powerful ways of getting that done. unfortunately, 200 fans made it onto the pitch, because the postponement of the game, that is violence against police officers causing two to be ended. one requiring emergency treatment to a wound on his face from a slash from a bottle. as soon as you cross the line from peaceful protest into violence, of course

although man united fans will tell you they can't imagine that being the case.ent on transfers, even though most of that, if not all of that, in fact, all of that, has been used with leveraged debt and put the club into debt, so they wish for something different. what that is, it's not easy to tell. so different. what that is, it's not easy to tell-— easy to tell. so that debt, currently _ easy to tell. so that debt, currently stands _ easy to tell. so that debt, currently stands at - easy to tell. so that debt, currently stands at £455 l easy to tell. so that debt, - currently stands at £455 million according to the club's latest accounts, which were just released last month. does that mean the club is not... that anyone else would want to come in and actually take it on? , ., ., ~ ., on? they would take it for 455 million. that's _ on? they would take it for 455 million. that's not _ on? they would take it for 455 million. that's not what - on? they would take it for 455| million. that's not what they're going to get it or because the glazers are businessmen,

and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . france a bands of schools from using a modified version of the french language of good supporters and say avoid sexism people are bitterly divided though about whether reforms are in fact needed. we must include everyone for me it's a bit bland to the issue of sexism and ricing is something you have to take into account cities useless complicate speech. over 200 people and a number of officers are injured in clashes in jerusalem with police taking a tough line on journalists filming the unrest. and you feel the food of the future or so they say dried yellow worms could.

to be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream that the bigger question of who the dream is and for . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. please be aware of disturbing images coming up now with the least 8 people killed including 6 children in an air raid this morning on a densely populated refugee camp in gaza with fears others might still be trapped under the rubble. violence and clashes explode across the west bank with palestinians venting anger on the streets as the total death toll tops $100.00. meanwhile southern israeli cities including ashdod come in for attack with israel by raj of rockets were fired from gaza.

housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream the bigger question if you the dream is in for. welcome back to this special edition of going underground in the film iranian president mahmoud i met at a job dinner this week all trans outgoing secretary of state microamp a means of extraordinary claims about iran hosting al qaida claims there were instantly dismissed all around the world al-qaeda has a new home base it is the islamic republic of iran as a result bin laden's wicked creation is poised to gain strength and capabilities we ignore this iran a qaeda nexus at our own peril we need to acknowledge it we must confront it indeed we must defeat it a letter from bin laden found by the navy seals during the about about raid sums up the relationship since 911 very well in his own words quote iran is our main artery for funds personnel and communication there is no need to fight with iran unless you are forced to and give you some information that is brand new to the public today ron decided to allow it to establish a new operational headquarters on t

and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream but the bigger question if you dream is for. the obesity epidemic is the most important international health problem. let me does that only tell us who we are told official in a little meeting. just from the fact that a. man may tragedy. earlier my life. i thought that my way it was all my fault. i felt like a failure. and frankly unworthy. and i took me a while to really start questioning beliefs and challenging those thoughts like well are you really a failure and the answer is no i'm not i'm not but it took awhile to get to that point. obesity a blob of our errors fantasies caught in a web of prejudice it prompts scolding for poor choices and accusations of laziness and if it didn't genes provide an alibi. but what if obesity were a collective failure not an individual one the symptom of a free market that.

and the really interesting dialing back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream the bigger question if you the dream is for. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to sort of duration let it be an arms race is on all sides skeery dramatic development the only relief. i don't see how that strategy will be successful ready to kill or die in time to sit down and tom. this is grim bustling business show you can't afford to miss my main job love and in washington coming out the private messaging out signal says it was blocked from posting an ad that told the truth about how they 1st exploit this to users will discuss what the bank of england says per user should be prepared to lose all of their money as the federal reserve surveyed called digital planner indeed a threat to the existing financial system then i dispute over fishing rights leads to a military standoff between the u.k. and france so what could it mean for the future conflict in the post directed era we have a lot to

be really interesting to dial it back and they can balance the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just all the question of the american dream but the bigger question if you dream is and for. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is very dramatic developments only really exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back the worst tension seen in years that's how the situation between israel and palestine is being described after massive protests and an exchange of hundreds of deadly air strikes the escalation 1st began over the possible addiction of palestinians from land claimed by jewish settlers israel responded to rockets fired from the gaza strip launching a series of missile strikes against the palestinian militant group hamas a warning you may find the following images. of palestinian health ministries reporter those least 20 people dead following strikes on gaza 9 childre

and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . joining me everything on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business. but if you work for the queue for the work which are. going to go the agency of a major overhaul or. executed into it's your 1st. question if you still use the nursing noses nigga cricketers oath of mind if you. flush overfished not go for a bill in water should that it is that they took this issue that is the worst of the us with a. couple of the board stalled once this issue will. go off which really. is what the stalled political b.s. anyway details will go by as of much interest but you're leaning yes the. door rama as a shade but they get between you get out of the sky. sticks and you're sure it's very soon but it's not what your case and it's just. a new gold rush is underway and gonna thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gol

be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that question of the american dream the bigger question if you dream is for. 'd israeli warplanes bombed gaza as palestinian militants fired. rockets into israel the u.n. says the conflict is sliding into all out war with $48.00 palestinians and 5 israelis killed. also ahead for you in this program it's a day of mourning in the russian republic. reeling from a school shooting that killed at least 9 people including 7 kids. ran into the classroom and started shooting people covered in blood.

of the really interesting dialing back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just at all the question of the american dream the bigger question if you the dream is for. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful it's very critical time to sit down and talk. i'm actually retired senior watching over lock down additional going underground all not by day known as the catastrophe 73 years after british occupied palestine turned into israel displacing hundreds of thousands.

and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that old question of the american dream but the bigger question if you the dream is or. was abundant make no certainly no borders i'm just blind to nationalities. you. know some rich people cover story we don't have the facts in the world beats sitting. before. a judge and. come in every crisis with this system since the moment. you bet we should. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is great the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that clearing it together. welcome biased me more today's news stories a french court has rejected a lawsuit against 2 us chemical giants of the toxic herbicide mixture known as agent orange which devastated the lives of millions during the vietnam war the court said it didn't have the jurisdiction to judge a case that involved the u.s. government's wartime actions on french vietnamese victim tranter nya who are sel

the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question if you are. russia celebrates the 76th. of the red army. in the great. troops parade on red square and fly overhead. victory today our correspondents where there are a couple experiencing all the action. 6 of some of the.

the really interesting back and think about the longer deeper history housings man in the united states not just the question of the american dream but the bigger question if you dream is and for. every president is obsessed with the issue of legacy the historical benchmarks are f.d.r. and l.b.j. joe biden is is no different he's being encouraged to go big and fast and that he is there just one problem f.d.r. and l.b.j. had massive majorities in congress and public opinion joe can think of big but does he have the votes. to do so because those years we see that the children are 75 years ago and the darkest episodes of human history has ended how has the humanity changed how has to lactate psychology changed after the end of world war 2 to consider it isn't much more i'm joined by our legendary film director screenwriter producer. and a heads up filmmaker producer screenwriter an actor really great to have you on our show today so many things that are going on so if in fact the verse really it will work too and you were born in the middle of world war 2 you grew up in post-war germany yo