now on bbc news sport today with mark edwards.bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. manchester united march into the quarter finals of the fa cup. they put chelsea to the sword at stamford bridge we find out the latest from lausanne as 0lympic 800m champion caster semenya's appeal against an iaaf rule begins. caroline wozniacki struck down by the dreaded lurgy. it's a viral infection that forces her to pull out of the dubai 0pen. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. we start with football, and manchester united are through to the quarterfinals of the fa cup in england. ander herrera and paul pogba scored the goals as they beat the holders chelsea 2—0 in their fifth round tie at stamford bridge. 0ur sports gorrespondent katie gornall reports.

hello, i'm mark edwards, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. manchester united march into the quarter finals of the fa cup. they put chelsea to the sword at stamford bridge we find out the latest from lausanne as olympic 800m champion caster semenya's appeal against an iaaf rule begins. caroline wozniacki struck down by the dreaded lurgy. it's a viral infection that forces her to pull out of the dubai open. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. we start with football, and manchester united are through to the quarterfinals of the fa cup in england. ander herrera and paul pogba scored the goals as they beat the holders chelsea 2—0 in their fifth round tie at stamford bridge. our sports gorrespondent katie gornall reports. even with that experience, fans arriving here at stamford bridge did not know what to expect. while they stuttered, the united caretaker manager has been flawless. sergio romero was kept on his toes. united fans breathed a sigh of relief, and soon that sign would turn into a roar. pa

but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the sport team, that's your wednesday sport briefing.alk of fame in los angeles. she was honoured after selling more than 50 million albums, having four number one us singles and being nominated for 20 grammys since herfirst release in 2000. p!nk‘s husband and their two children turned out in support of the pop star at the ceremony on hollywood boulevard. business briefing is next. i will see you soon. good morning. as heavy rain clears its way west to east over the next couple of hours, we could start wednesday on a pretty murky note. it will be likely dry and bright. the exception to that is perhaps the fast south—east corner of the front is still slow to clear away. breezy conditions behind and a scattering of showers. a murky start with showery outbreaks of rain. the best of the brightness than the north. a breeze will drive showers into northern ireland and western scotla nd into northern ireland and western scotland and some of those will push a bit further inland go through the day. the wind is coming from the south—west, not as c

tied at 3. 55 seconds later mark edwards puts this puck well off the net, but pavelski is where he needsgain to redirect it. sharks score three in 2:55 and take a one-goal lead. pavelski would ice it late in the third. that's the hat trick. 35 goals on the year and the sharks win this one 5-3. >>> cactus lee, giants cubs, and this is a good sign. brandon bell, a two-run home run. first of the spring for mr. bell. 2-0 san francisco. this is not a good sign. madison bumgarner gave up six runs in only one inning of work. five hits, no walks, one strike out. third inning, joe panicked. he's going to hit home run number two for the giants. san francisco had three in all, but the cubs come away with a victory, 9-5 the final. >>> a's and royals aaron burks getting the call for the green and gold. he got roughed up for two innings. six runs on four hits. ouch. >> three-run bomb in the first, oakland got three back in the second. chad with a run in the gap. that allowed two to come home. the score is 6-2 at this point. marcus simeon knocks in pen der, but the royals go on to win 14-5. thisbc7 spo

a minute later, it was mark edwards' turn. he was there again for a tip in.hree goals, three minutes. giving san jose the lead. he had two, why not another? flip the period right from center ice. his fifth career hat trick. put this one in the books. they won it 5-3, finishing up the road trip on tuesday in boston. >>> madison bumgarner is a whole lot of man that throws hard. the giants earlier, right up against the cubs. victor cartini was waiting for him. six runs. they touched him four. for the giants, joe paddock was 3-3 with a couple of singles. he went a yard in the third inning. but it wasn't enough. they beat the giants with a final of 9-5. >>> all right, let's pivot over to the a's, swinging out in mesa. chad pinder, how about a two- run double, got them on the board. they went 2-2. but again, it wasn't enough. royals would answer big for 14 on the board, they win it by a final of 14-5. the nba, warriors played today, they would practice at steph curry's school davidson in charlotte, north carolina. they would run to the hornets on monday. draymond g

controversy online with some accusing the author of hate speech isis davis mark fields of evil is banal is a senior at jonathan edwards college she studies philosophy and writes a regular column failed to a nice debate save a political correctness at yale university a frequent elliott here on earth international we debated the call for the surveillance of young white males. i think that the hate of white people right now is being so normalized on on educational campuses and where the media and it's become so much the quite where if someone did this the opposite way if it was white vice versa if a white wrote this about some other people then he would get the insane amount of backlash and it would be much worse than if this person this woman wrote this about white men and i have to say that it isn't the surveillance that is scary it's the fact that it's intimidating they're creating a system that intimidates white men and pushes them down and makes them look over their shoulders and makes them worry and that is the tactic of a totalitarian state and they seem to not be able to wait until they can inflict a want to bonn

boy and this time i'm taking this screen shot i says davis marks they all thought the pace and title of evil is banal is the senior jonathan edwards college she studies philosophy of what is a regular column for yale daily news she's published other controversial articles in the past including one called white news we're now joined by political commentator kathy jew and political analyst a perkins to discuss this story great to have you both with us now is this author was hoping to call control a station is definitely achieve that but what do you think was the main point of this column let's go to dave first place. it strikes me that throughout my adult lifetime leftist impulses have become less and less restrained in the media and especially in college campuses where they're leading the way and i'm not sure whether this marks an occasion of desperation for leftism or opportunities a sense of blooming opportunity or maybe both but the idea that one ought to restrain oneself and conceal one's intentions when one wants to initiate say the surveillance state that she seems to be talking about when she brings up the stasi the secret p

mark in california >> hey. >> i'm trying to live by your words of advice and stay by winners and not by falling knives edwards life sticience reported decent earnings. am i heart smart to stick with my investment in them? >> i like edwards life sciences so much, i think that it is one of those that if it weren't so high i'd say look, it could go higher or get a bid. the stock is a little too high to get a bid they're great. i love the products. i love what they do. more important, so do doctors. ew is a buy. michael in new york, michael >> jim, thank you for taking my call where is the long term cloud market in the hit? hitting like you mentioned yesterday or a cheaper stock like cloud that is not profitable yet but just bought out the competition or there is the cybersecurity market >> i am mentioning cloud there why? cloudair just merged you might have an interesting stock there. i think that stock is going to surprise people. i went over the cloud kings. i think the world of them. how about all the people who told you that you could not buy proof snoint prove point reported a real big number and gary steel

chris: congresswoman edwards, what do you make of all this and at this point the fact that -- that northam, fairfax and also the attorney general marke wore black face back when he was in college, that they're all refusing to resign? >> well, they are refusing to resign and they ought to. chris: all three? >> i do, mainly paying your out timing of which one resigns because you want to uphold rule of voters that democrats are in control of the state, but at the same time -- chris: can i interrupt for a second, if they resign at the same time then the governor would be the speaker of the house who is a republican. >> that's why i say timing is really important but there has to be a process for that and look, you know, i'm basically the same age and i'm wondering why it is that it was okay even at 19 or 24 or, you know, 59 to do this kind of thing and i think that virginia can't tolerate and frankly democrats can't tolerate. we can't have standard for king and another standard for ralph senatoram. chris: northam and herring admitted that they did it. you can argue whether it's disqualifying or not. in the case of fairfax he denied that

. >> chris: congresswoman edwards, what do you make of all this and at this point of the fact that northam, fairfax and also the attorney general, markng, who also has admitted that he wore black face back when he was in college, that they are all refusing to resign? to.hey are refusing to resign >> chris: you think all three should? >> i really do. virginia nes timing of which one was on because you want to uphold the will of the voters that democrats are in control of the state, but at the same time -- >> chris: if they all resigned at the same time then the governor would be the speaker of the house, a republican. >> that's why i say timing is really important but there has to be a process for that and, look, i'm basically the same age as the skies and i'm wondering why it is that it was okay even at 19 or 24 or 59 to do this kind of thing and i think that virginia can't tolerate it. at the nation can't, and frankly democrats can't tolerate it. we can't have one standard for steve king and another standard for ralph northam. >> chris: and what about the argument -- look, in the case of northam and herring, they both admitted that