we'll talk about mark wood injust a moment..another england battting collapse, . it was just the same old story really? it was. it's happened a lot. the pictures in the caribbean, the batting has not been simple or straightforward. but you know, there's still making the same mistakes. isn't that someone's definition of madness, when you keep doing the same thing over and over ain? doing the same thing over and over again? and they keep doing that. the afternoon session, it's as good as we've seen england in a long time ebb and flow, shots played and 0/ mark wood — something for the fans to cheer about. now next to surprise, they have got their wickets for them. four of them, brilliant. 0riginal breakthrough by alley. the slightly gifted. i have to say. doing what fastball are still in the caribbean. a real handful team. bowling at speeds of 95 mph. you can't help but wonder where has he been up until 110w. wonder where has he been up until now. they reveal their secret weapon at the wrong moment. he's been on the resurgence tabl

mark wood took 5/41 including two in two, whilst moeen ali also impressed taking 4 wickets for 36.4 to 277 all out. but they have an overnight lead of 142 after closing play on 19 without loss in their second innings. surprise, surprise, a fast bowler has got england's wickets for them. michael wood. four of them brilliant, the original breakthrough by moeen ali. slightly gifted those wickets by the batsman, but mark wood doing what fast bowlers do in the caribbean. a real handful, taking wickets. the guy replaced on tour, least own, has been wrapped up in cotton wool by workshop. of course you went over there with good intentions but came back injured and mark wood replaced him. what a way to say goodbye. in herfinal professional race, lindsey vonn has become the first female skier to win a medal at six world championships. the american took bronze in the downhill at the alpine world championships in sweden as ilka stuhetz took gold. vonn is the most successful female skier of all time and announced her retirement from the sport earlier this month. patrick gearey reports. the last

ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keatonjennings, who was droppedecond test. stokes had been a doubt after suffering a bruised heel earlier in the week. well earlier the bbc‘s cricket team gave their reaction to the squad announcement for the final test in st lucia. and looks like they went back to what they know. may be, it may be, that caused a little bit confusion in barbados for the first test match. no matter what side you are going to take, you are not going to win with that kind of combat, let you and to be but see as one thing, the rail engine room there, dad ducking out of holes and numerous occasions. —— they are digging out of holes and numerous occasions. they had this week to put their needs and the hat as players. ultimately, more importantly, getting the confidence back. let's make remember at the start of the series, let's go back with. it will bea nail series, let's go back with. it will be a nail down one, two, three. no, in an ideal world, that absolutely right. but we know thou that cricket is not an ideal world. what a bonus opp

staying with cricket, england pace bowler mark wood has defended west indies captain, jason holder, afterst due to a slow over rate. that was despite the windies winning the series with two days to spare. holder will be replaced by kraigg brathwaite. to win in three days, to be penalise the over rate, i know he could have kept more overs in but i think that is slightly harsh, that is just my personal opinion. i know from if it was flipped around, we are quite strict on making sure that we get overs in that, so of seat both sides. i will sit on that fans very nicely there. —— so i sort of see. the finnish ski jumping star and four—time olympic gold medallist matti nykanen has died at the age of 55. he's regarded as one of the best ever in the sport after a glittering 10 year career, which included 46 individual world cup titles. jari porttila followed his careerfor many years. he was the first of all a real athlete, if you wanted to win and very close to the competition, the only thing he won't that is to win it. -- only thing he won't that is to win it. —— wanted. behind that commie was v

captain joe root top scored with 122, while mark wood and moeen ali produced some brilliant bowling, win, west indies had already won the series. former england captain sir alastair cook gave his reaction on the series to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. the fact that they've won a dead brother, i think this could be a bit ofa brother, i think this could be a bit of a turning point for the english side. in a way, they've adapted to these conditions and they were crying out for it and antigo. they did not get it right, whether they we re did not get it right, whether they were trying to get it right, we don't know. but in this case, they delivered that. have they learned that lesson? we talked a lot up here about the bold positive cricket they wa nt to about the bold positive cricket they want to play. but sometimes you have to tighten up a little bit? yeah, there are times you have to play bold cricket, but most of the times in test cricket, those first innings of most test matches, you have to earn the right to get in the dominant position. test cricket is changing but not

mark wood's performance in the first innings was a real bright spot for england.they've not had for a long time. but it's in the batting where the problems still lie and england have only one more test match before the ashes begin in august. the most pressing issues involve the top three batsmen keatonjennnings was dropped for the second test and could only manage an average of 15 runs this series. that means he'll probably be dropped again. especially considering the bowling attack that australia have at their disposal. the other two have done slightly better; rory burns had an average of 24 and did manage a half—century — something thatjoe denly also achieved, his average of 28 was the best of the three in the caribbean. so let's hear from the man who's shoes they're all hoping to fill. former captain alastair cook. he's been speaking to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew they haven't absolutely nailed their best. there have been glimpses. rory burns is on six wickets. there are signs he looks mentally capable. i think he would have found it incredibly tou

cricket, england fast bowler mark wood took 5—a1 as the west indies were bowled out for 15a on the seconders in successive balls. that left england with a first innings lead of 123. currently 15—0, england leading by 138 runs but of course the west indies do hold a 2—0 lead in the series. that is all your sport for now, karen back to you. and before we go, visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo earlier. several chimpanzees made an improvised ladder from a large tree branch — propped up against a wall — to escape. the council — which runs the zoo — said the apes were now back in their enclosure. but this is the second escape attempt by animals at the zoo in as many months. injanuary, a red panda went missing overnight before being discovered in a nearby garden. thank you for watching bbc world news. the weather is starting to calm down across the uk now after a few days of windy weather. today was a bit of a mixed bag but tomorrow will probably be starting a little bit like this, sunny skies from the morning onwards, but a touch of frost around across much of the uk, part

ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keatonjennings, who was droppedwhether that we down to selection or down to how poorly we have paid it in parts, you have to see it for what it is. asa you have to see it for what it is. as a player, as a selector. how can you best exploit these conditions that are right in front of us now? we need to make sure we give a good account of ourselves and the guys that get that opportunity, take that responsibility, and put in the big performances for the country. that's all for now. hello there. storm erik has brought strong winds and destruction and damage. we saw some trees down across western parts of the country where wind speeds reached 60—70 mph. it's not done yet. the southern flank of storm erik will bring a flank of storm erik will bring a flank of storm erik will bring a flank of strong winds across northern ireland, northern ingrid and southern scotland. perhaps in excess of 70 mph in exposure. it is destructive and damaging winds along with rains and a snow. it is in scotla nd with rains and a snow. it is in

he had been in doubt after suffering a bruised heel but will feature along with mark wood and keatonpped. ten teenage football players have died in a fire at a youth training ground belonging to one of brazil's top football teams, flamengo. it's not known what caused the blaze at a dormitory, which was only recently built. sam ward scored a hat—trick as great britain's men made it two wins from two in hockey‘s fih pro league. they beat new zealand 6—2 in christchurch to go top of their group. but mark hager‘s first match as coach of the great britain women's team ended in defeat. the olympic champions lost 5—1 to his former side, new zealand. and tomorrow's football focus sees gary linekerjoined by manchester city's vincent kompany and huge city fan noel gallagher. in a special interview to mark his testimonial year and tenth season at city, vincent met noel to discuss football, oasis and a decade of drama at the etihad stadium. here's a quick look. over those ten years, the highlights, there has been some amazing moments. you have named it. that is the moment that defines so much fo

mark wood took career best figures to put england in control of the third test against the west indies innings. and wood was well supported by moeen ali, who took 4 wickets, as the west indies were bowled out for 154 on day two — leaving them 123 runs behind england's first innings score of 277. keatonjennings and rory burns negotiated the final 10 overs of the day to nudge england to 19 without loss extend their lead to 142 runs. katarina johnson—thompson has picked up another medal at the british indoor championships. katarina johnson—thompson has picked up another medal at the british indoor championships. today it was a gold in the long jump with a leap of 6 metres a6, to add to the silver she won in the hurdles yesterday. she says she's entirely focused on the pentathlon this season though, so won't be competing in those individual events at the european championships next month. that's all the sport for now. mike ashley's sports direct has pulled its bid for patisserie valerie, just two days after submitting it. sports direct‘s offer on friday came a week after the deadline for b

final test against the west indies, ex to a stunning bowling performance from both moeen ali and mark woodightback and then it was woods who followed his team—mate's example, also taking two wickets in successive deliveries to leave the west indies on 59—4. three more wickets have fallen, two for woods di would click macro more in the next hour. "the favourite" has won the prize for outstanding british film at the baftas, with rachel weisz picking up a best supporting actress gong for her role in the movie. olivia colman is widely tipped to win the leading actress category for her role as queen anne in the film. ‘roma', ‘bohemian rhapsody‘, the musical remake ‘a star is born', and the space drama ‘first man' are all nominated in seven categories. as the actors and actresses arrived earlier this evening some of them gave their reaction to being nominated, including rachel weisz who was up against her co—star emma stone for best supporting actress — and, as we've just heard, has won that award. very exciting to be part of this story, to work with the goddesses that are olivia colman and ms d

captain joe root top—scored with 122, while mark wood and moeen ali produced some brilliant bowling.series. former england captain sir alastair cook gave his reaction on the series to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. i think this could be a bit of a turning point for the english side, certainly the way they batted, the way they adapted to these conditions, we were kind of crying out for it in antigua and they didn't quite get it right. whether they were trying to get it right, we don't know in terms of what they we re don't know in terms of what they were trying to do, but in this game they delivered that. west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct following his clash withjoe root. the england captain has been seen responding to a comment from gabriel by saying, "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge which was laid by match umpires will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. there has been a huge blow for england's rugby union side with the news that prop mako vunipola has been ru

ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keaton jennings, who was droppedhe football league have confirmed that all teams will wear black armbands as a mark of respect to cardiff striker emiliano sala following the recovery of his body from a plane in the english channel. the cardiff city owner vincent tan has issued a statement this afternoon expressing his condolences. there will also be a minute's silence at st mary's ahead of cardiff's game at southampton tomorrow. teams in france will hold a minute's applause. rugby union. england wing chris ashton says he's very grateful to be given his first england start in six years when he plays against france on sunday having spent time playing in france over the last few years, ashton moved back to england last summer to boost his chances in a world cup year. he replaces jack nowell for the second six nations fixture. courtney lawes is in for the injured maro itoje. ireland lock devin toner has been ruled out of the rest of the tournament. he aggravated an ankle injury against england last weekend and has now un

ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keaton jennings, who was droppeding a bruised heel earlier in the week. had great success entry like that. did some really good things over there. it has not quite materialised for us here. whether that be down to selection or whether that be dancing how poorly we have played, you have to see it for what it is. as a player and as a selector, how can you then move that forward and you best exploit these conditions that are right in front of us now? we've got to look after this we can make sure we get a very good account of ourselves and the guys that did get the opportunity, take that responsibility and make sure that they are the ones going to put in really big performances for the country. the premier league and the football league have confirmed that all teams will wear black armbands as a mark of respect to cardiff striker emiliano sala following the recovery of his body from a plane in the english channel. the cardiff city owner vincent tan has issued a statement this afternoon expressing his condolences. there w

and his response, mark woods know, so that doesn't jive with what you are hearing. correct? >> reporter: right. and first he was kind of loathed to get into any discussions he had with the president. but then was fairly firm in saying that he had not been pressured by the president on any of these various investigations and after our story published, we released a statement from the justice department saying as much. we might then question the wording of the statement. the question is, what is one person's definition of pressure. was this indeed pressure or request? we are certainly confident in our reporting. as we reported, this is also something that the house judiciary committee is now looking into the veracity of math coup whitaker's comments. >> okay. all of this as you guys are reporting all in relation to the fdny michael cohen investigation. he wanted mr. berman in charge of that along a parallel track, have you the special counsel robert mueller investigation, certainly a piece of that is looking into potential obstruction of justice. how might what you have found

just two more wickets for victory — three wickets so far forjimmy anderson, and three for moeen, mark wood22 — that left ben stokes just two short of his 50. other top scorers for england — joe denly on 69 and jos buttler on 56. so england closing in on victory, but they've still lost the series. west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct following his clash with england captainjoe root. root has been seen responding to a comment from gabriel by saying: "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was laid by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. england prop mako vunipola has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations with an ankle injury. vunipola suffered ligament damage during the 114—8 win over france on sunday. he is expected to be out for ten weeks. exeter‘s ben moon and leicester's ellis genge are in the frame to replace him. there's a boost for wales though with full—back leigh halfpenny returning to full training tomorrow ahead of the next match against england

mark wood took five wickets and england's batsmen survived the final overs to give them a healthy lead bbc sport website and bbc sport app with the cricket social. the resumption of horse racing later in the week remains uncertain after four more cases of equine flu were discovered at a different yard to the initial outbreak. the new outbreak in newmarket was one of the 174 on lockdown after six cases were found in horses in cheshire last week. the british horseracing authority says it will gather further details before a decision this evening as to whether racing can resume this wednesday or not. this is a strain we know about, the current night the slightly more brilliant which is why we are being cautious. the vaccines take a long time to come onto the market but looking at the vaccines, they have been very successful, racing is diligent about vaccination and trainers are very diligent about bio—security, they take daily temperatures, they monitor forces coming in, they are in isolation is when they come in. racing itself has been wary allergen. we will keep you updated with the ver

mark wood took a maiden five wicket haul.find out later today whether or not horse racing will resume on wednesday, four more cases of equine flu have been identified at a second jarred after new outbreaks in newmarket. it is one of the 17a sta bles newmarket. it is one of the 17a stables that have been locked down. several sta bles stables that have been locked down. several stables were found to be affected last week in cheshire. we think this might be more violent strain which is why we are being cautious. the vaccine has taken a long time to come onto the market but looking at history, the vaccine has been very successful. racing is diligent about vaccination and trainers are diligent about the bio—security, they take temperatures every day and monitors horses coming m, every day and monitors horses coming in, they are isolated when they come in. racing has been diligent. the arsenal and england midfielder jordan nobbs ruptured knee ligaments in september meaning she could not get to the world cup. she said telling her fa

players leaving the coventry baed side, including willie le roux and nathan hughes england pace bowler mark wood to a slow over rate. that despite the match finishing two days early... to win in three days to be penalised for overrate. he cold have got more overs this, it is sightly harsh, thatis overs this, it is sightly harsh, that is my personal opinion, if it was flipped round that he's strict on making sure we get our overs in, so on making sure we get our overs in, soi on making sure we get our overs in, so i sort of see both sides. i sit on that fence nicely there. sophie bray — who won an olympic hockey gold medal in rio in 2016 has announced her international retierment. bray scored 44 goals in 134 appearances for england and great britain. the 28—year—old is also a former european gold medallist, as well as having commonwealth games silver and bronze medals. mane has scored for liverpool making it1-0 to mane has scored for liverpool making it 1—0 to liverpool against west ham. more on the website of course if you want to follow live commentary, that is all the sport for now, i will hav

jimmy anderson with three wickets, mark wood with the other. top scorers for england — joe denly on 69 and jos buttler on 56. so england need six more wickets for the win, but they've still lost the series. manchester united will be hoping for a special european night at old trafford as they face paris st germain in the first leg of their champions league last 16 tie. the french side are missing some of their biggest names including south american forwards neymar and edinson cavani. but will that make the task any easier for united tonight? of course any team that are missing players like neymar and cavani will feel the effect but that gives other players a chance, so it makes it more unpredictable for us who they will play, because when you have seen will play, because when you have seen that front three the whole season, you know what to expect. so this time around we are guessing a little bit how they will come, but we have a good guess on how they are approaching this game. kick-off at eight o'clock tonight at old trafford. england prop mak

mark wood took five wickets and england's batsmen survived the final overs to give them a healthy leado after his performance against chelsea by hiding it up the back of his shirt. not very well hidden that said — and aguero was too wise for his antics. also if you watch that game back, mike dean gives an elaborate penalty decision. shall we get it? imagine the most elaborate point for a penalty you'd ever seen. —— pointing. the grenfell tower fire in 2016 which killed 72 people raised lots of concerns about the safety of tower blocks, among them was the absence of a sprinkler system. the london fire brigade insists all purpose built residential blocks, and buildings which house vulnerable people, should have sprinklers fitted, and it's urging the government to stop developers from ignoring the recommendation. the brigade's deputy assistant commissioner lee drawbridgejoins us now. let's be clear. what are you calling for? as you have said, the government are reviewing legislation in respect to building regulations and the land and fire brigade would like to ask that they —— london fire

mark wood was inside the dressing room as it all fell apart in antigua. this is what he said.next game. they are flying, spinning on a. this is the annual tournament for indoor skydiving. 14—year—old kayleigh wittenberg. and that is her brother. they won gold in the twin event. is absolutely spectacular, incredible fun. you said this nearly did your back in. yes, i tried this once. i fell off a stage. you fell off the stage? i fell off a stage at wembley once, but that is the story for another day stop white what we are doing? no comment. -- what were you doing? many of us will have suffered with cold hands and feet recently, especially if you were outside during the cold snap last week. but if your fingers and toes change colour and cause you pain, you may be one of the estimated 10 million people in the uk who suffer from raynaud's syndrome. and you're one of them. and one of the ten million and this is the first time i have ever been able to talk about it on national television. lots of people, their hands just television. lots of people, their handsjust go television. lots

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mark wood took five wickets in the first innings, he chipped in with a wicket before lunch, shai hopetering game between manchester united and paris st—germain. the first leg is at old trafford. ole gunnar solskjaer belives his side can handle the occasion given their excellent form — ten wins from 11 matches — since he took over. we have given us the best possible opportunity from the way we have gone into this game now, because we‘re confident. i‘ve found out what team we have. we‘re looking like a team, we‘re agreeing on how we should approach games. so, if there was ever a chance or any time to go into big games like this, it is now, for us. we are looking forward to this. it is both the supporters and the players that have been looking forward to. they are special. the trial has been made for the world group to the playoffs. they have to kaza khsta n group to the playoffs. they have to kazakhstan in april. at home as well. they have gone every chance of making it into the world group for the first time in 20 odd years. great britain against kazakhstan in april. that is on the spo

let's see if that question mark can be resolved. randy woods, thank you so much for stopping by.hg up, america's superpowers continue to push for a global footprint. could there be a home-field advantage to focusing on the good all usa? -- good old usa? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ emily: the former ceo of pepsi is the newest memory -- new was board of amazon's board. this is according to a regulatory filing. he becomes -- she becomes the fifth woman on the 11th person board. amazon pledged to increase the diversity of its board. she served as ceo of pepsi from 2006-2018. for years, big u.s. tech companies including amazon have pushed to gain a global footprint. one of the only companies successful in doing so is apple. the iphone maker is one of a handful of companies to generate significantly more money overseas than in the u.s. bloomberg opinion share said companies like google and amazon have struggled to grow internationally, relying on the u.s. is ok. she joins us now to discuss. bigger picture, who is doing well and who is not doing well abroad? >> it is

have money for grave markers such as an enslaved community often times they'll use wood, or even local stones to mark the places of their loved ones they found nearly half a dozen pieces of broken marble, and stones, resembling grave markers thrown around the location.but to be sure dr. schablitsky brought in cadaver dogs.once they picked up a human scent they confirmed it was a cemetery.the sisters take comfort knowing this may be the final resting place of their ancestors... for me it was the knowledge of them being buried someplace rather than being tossed away but even so, they may never know for certain... if their family is actually buried here at belvoir... i'm not sure we'll be able to find that out because you know if they do something where they extract dna it may not be enough to compare it with mine we don't know if there are only six people there or a dozen or two dozen. we're really not going to know that unless we do some sort excavation to delineate the cemetery. the sisters say this has been a liberating experience... other relatives could be buried here and that's what has me excite

today marks groundhog day --and the most famous wood-chuck -- punxsutawney phil -- is calling for anit, if phil sees his shadow, that's an omen of six more weeks of bad weather and he'll crawl back into his hole.but if it's cloudy, he'll stay out -- signifying the end of bitter temperatures. he's been at it for 130 years, but phil it for 130 years, but phil doesn't have the best track record. the brown fur-ball is only right about 40 per cent of the time, according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. (upbeat music) (metal door closing) - right now we're on route to a call. we just got dispatched to a male and female arguing at a house. the reporting party is saying that they're in the backyard and she can hear them yelling. and she also said she heard the female saying that she is going to stab the male.

have money for grave markers such as an enslaved community often times they'll use wood, or even local stones to markes they found nearly half a dozen pieces of broken marble, and stones, resembling grave markers thrown around the location.but to be sure dr. schablitsky brought in cadaver dogs.once they picked up a human scent they confirmed it was a cemetery.the sisters take comfort knowing this may be the final resting place of their ancestors... for me it was the knowledge of them being buried someplace rather than being tossed away but even so, they may never know for certain... if their family is actually buried here at belvoir... i'm not sure we'll be able to find that out because you know if they do something where they extract dna it may not be enough to compare it with mine we don't know if there are only six people there or a dozen or two dozen. we're really not going to know that unless we do some sort excavation to delineate the cemetery. the sisters say this has been a liberating experience... other relatives could be buried here and that's what has me excited, i don't know if we'll find

have money for grave markers such as an enslaved community often times they'll use wood, or even local stones to marknd nearly half a dozen pieces of broken marble, and stones, resembling grave markers thrown around the location.but to be sure dr. schablitsky brought in cadaver dogs.once they picked up a human scent they confirmed it was a cemetery.the sisters take comfort knowing this may be the final resting place of their ancestors... for me it was the knowledge of them being buried someplace rather than being tossed away but even so, they may never know for certain... if their family is actually buried here at belvoir... i'm not sure we'll be able to find that out because you know if they do something where they extract dna it may not be enough to compare it with mine we don't know if there are only six people there or a dozen or two dozen. we're really not going to know that unless we do some sort excavation to delineate the cemetery. the sisters say this has been a liberating experience... other relatives could be buried here and that's what has me excited, i don't know if we'll find that out o

have money for grave markers such as an enslaved community often times they'll use wood, or even local stones to markces of their loved ones they found nearly half a dozen pieces of broken marble, and stones, resembling grave markers thrown around the location.but to be sure dr. schablitsky brought in cadaver dogs.once they picked up a human scent they confirmed it was a cemetery.the sisters take comfort knowing this may be the final resting place of their ancestors... for me it was the knowledge of them being buried someplace rather than being tossed away but even so, they may never know for certain... if their family is actually buried here at belvoir... i'm not sure we'll be able to find that out because you know if they do something where they extract dna it may not be enough to compare it with mine we don't know if there are only six people there or a dozen or two dozen. we're really not going to know that unless we do some sort excavation to delineate the cemetery. the sisters say this has been a liberating experience... other relatives could be buried here and that's what has me excited, i don

if we do push up that would be great up around the 52, 53 mark in kre would be constructive but there's a lot of wood to chop above. that being said, i do own a bank in my portfolio. i own bank of america. it's best in breed in xlf. same with bank of america to xlf. bank divided into xlf, this line is going up. bank is outperforming the financials same thing, 200-day. we've been hanging around there for a while. we backed off a little bit and bank of america if we can hold some support and chop through the 200-day, constructive. i own bank of america. if we don't hold lower levels, which i'll show you on this next chart, right around the 26, 27 mark there's a gap of bank of america. if we close that gap and don't find a bid, i'm going to bail. a regional bank that's showing really, really good relative strength is zion same idea here with the ratio of kre via zion it's outperforming the regionals. we're coming up on that 200 day. if we can break through the 52 park, i think you might get a momentum play up in zion that's best in breed >> todd, in bob pisani's outline of the financial sector overall,

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wood. thank you for watching. till the next time, bye—bye. hello there and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we have marke have the lego movie 2, i know you're a huge lego movie fan. we have if beale street could talk, the new film by barryjenkins. and alita — battle angel, fantasy set in a dystopian future, is there any other kind? the question is, are you a huge lego movie fan? i am, the first lego movie i absolutely loved. lego batman i thought was great. by the time they got to the ninjago movie i thought they kind of ran out of steam. then along comes lego movie 2 to get things completely back on track and i fell in love again and i laughed all the way through it. so, did you see the first one? ok, so the first pretty much entirely plays out in the imagination of a young boy who has this great big legoland

mark noble's first half penalty was levelled by wilfried zaha's second half equaliser. in the late game — burnely are leading brighton 1—0 — thanks to chris wood'she last few minutes. chris woods also, incredible. so let's have a look at what does to the table then — well liveprool back at the top — three points above manchester city. and there's manchester united back in the top four chelsea on 51 points. and there's manchester united back in the top four since the start of the season — they move above chelsea on 51 points. down at the bottom then — that result in southampton has lifted cardiff above southampton and out of the relegation zone. and fulham's defeat to man united mean they remain firmyl entrnched in the relegation zone. right that pretty much wraps up the day's premier league news. over to hugh now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. thank you very much. it's scottish cup weekend, with kilmarnock hosting rangers in the late kick—off. rangers missed a golden chance to take the lead when daniel bachmann saved james tavernier penalty. the visitors then had andy halliday to thank when his goal—line clearance

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> reporter: this weekend marks the president's first trip to his so-called winter white house since thanksgiving. he spent the morning golfing with jack nicklaus and tiger woodse federal government is open for now, but if bipartisan group of lawmakers are unable to negotiate a border security package by february 15th, the government could shut down again, or president trump could make that emergency declaration. the president has repeatedly said that he will do that deck declaration if necessary. the white house has repeatedly said that president trump is prepared for east of those options. -- either of those options. right now it seems the president is leaning more so towards declaring that national emergency. jon: ellison barber, thanks. dr -- i'm sorry, white house dr. rear admiral ronny jackson has been renominated for promotion to two-star admiral as he is under investigation regarding alleged miss conduct. jackson is accused of drinking on the job and creating a hostile work environment, along with other charges. he denies any wrongdoing. jackson was nominated for veterans affairs secretary last april but withdrew his nomination amid a probe by the offi

905 vote lead and dallas wood house attacked the state elections board saying we think they have abused their discretion and this will end up in court. the fact of the matter is marke race and got more votes. now, when it became obvious harris maybe didn't win after all, republicans began saying harris didn't know anything about what went on or the operative who appeared to roam the absentee ballot scheme and paid by his campaign and that contention was shot down yesterday by none other than mark harris' own son, assistant u.s. attorney john harris shows up at the hearing and testifies he e-mailed his own father in writing back in 2017 about worries that dallas was breaking the law. >> and you wanted to be clear that this could all blow up, be referred to the d.a. >> yes, there is a legal dimension i thought they were illegally collecting ballots. >> which led to mark harris, the father of the man seen there testifying against him, a man that sued previously to be seated in congress because it was not fair that led to anreve state board of elections today. joining me is joe bruno, want to poke award this week and following the case. joe, really quite something. wh

interested in whether it was a wood house or a brick house as opposed to who lived there, but with the exception of the chinese. so the sanborn insurance map interestingly marked every chinese occupied building on them. thai don't mark any other racial group across the u.s. only the chinese. and as far as i can tell, the the rn -- the -- descendents wouldn't let me into their archives. but as far as we can tell, what we -- why they would have marked chinese is because there was an assumption that just being chinese was increased the risk of fire. that this was -- just their occupancy alone was a fire risk. so -- but for me what this means is that i can map the presence of chinese-occupied buildings, and often -- the sanborn fire insurance company would come through every few years and sometimes they would happen to map a community right before and after violence, expulsions, and this allows me to see what it looks like. so an example -- so there's different patterns we see in these map. in eureka, california, where there was a very successful expulsion for those of you, you can see in the center here, it has marked out chinatown and written across it is vacant