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by munich season ended in your matic and for them this appointing fashion on a saturday the gemma football giants were defeated by i'm tough frank but in the final of the german cup the underdogs came out on top and a fast paced all action game that also saw some controversy coach nico coach now takes over up behind with his head held high i wanted was a bit of disappointment for the outgoing coach you punk. it was almost time for your pint is the hand of it's a nickel but before the changing of the guard there was a finals a contest by and went close early on rob eleven dusty's free kick hitting the bar a lot of the frankfurt and they took advantage and say ray that rob thomas and fired in the opening go. by and struggled to break down frankfurt study defense thomas miller's thirty third minute and that was their first shots on target at half time points hope sing set to go up in smoke but their day improved shortly after the break yes you're killing scores found love and dusty and the poll level the scores. but in the eighty second minute the underdogs retake the lead grade which was the

three one in the champions league final in kiev and joining me in this studio to discuss this for matic out of football is quest harrington our sorts department so what a night for real madrid right want to know what a night extending their winning history you know as many expected and specifically in madrid in typical traditional fashion they pretty much converged on the city center in madrid. having a blast as always and they were in this spot last year and the season before that so clearly given all the fish real madrid supporters in spain reason to smile and of course my we have a report we should take a look at that now. liverpool started on the front first but after thirty minutes disaster struck starman mohamed salah tussled with said he ramos and was forced off with a shoulder injury after the break a lapse in concentration from his copy of skills to karim benzema the opener but around the trade were bracing for too long as liverpool hit back four minutes later side your money levelled the scores won all but then gareth bale came off the bench to produce perhaps the goal of the

was ever the outcome of the charges capita or matic fall from grace for one of hollywood's most influential business men. in the wake of dozens of accusations of sexual misconduct weinstein's wife has left him he's been sacked by his own production company and ejected from the academy that once on it him with oscars. weinstein's court appearance here in new york may not be his last investigation by the city is ongoing and separate criminal probes are underway in london and los angeles. now to some of the other stories making news around the world saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has rip. portably imposed a ban on government agencies awarding contracts to german companies that's according to speak go online website it says the kingdom's de facto ruler is unhappy with berlin stance on riyadh's foreign policies major companies like siemens and i'm there could be hit by prince mohammed's decision. our u.s. president donald trump is hinting at next month's summit with north korean leader kim jong un could still go ahead this is only one day after trump canceled the planned june twelfth me

chelsea felt they should have had a penalty soon after when nemanja matic made contact with tiemoue bakayokoree michael oliver waved away the appeals. but he gave the blues a spot kick and philjones a yellow card when hazard was brought down. the belgian calmly put chelsea ahead in front of the manchester united fans. 1-0 to 1—0 to chelsea then. these are our live pictures from wembley. lots of talk beforehand was about the rivalry between the two managers. canjose mourinho secure another trophy at manchester united, and will this be antonio conte‘s last match in charge with speculation over his future? we are on the hour mark at the moment at wembley stadium. chelsea still 1—0 ahead. you can see all the action on bbc one. now to unprecedented success in scotland. the showpiece event north of the border took place too, with the scottish cup final between celtic and big underdogs motherwell. the match went as many would have predicted. a 2—0 win for celtic makes them the first scottish side to win a treble of domestic trophies for a second successive season. chris mclaughlin reports from hamp

matic being a key figure for manchester united, who obviously they signed from chelsea.e involved for manchester united, another former chelsea player. the final you were referring to, the first fa cup final back in the new wembley 2007, . .. was a terrible game, i was there as a punter. jose mourinho's only fa cup win today, the 19th of may, the same date 11 years on. are you ready for the video assistant referee and the controversy it might conjure? we hope it doesn't, we don't want it to be remembered for the var final. but it will be interesting to see how it pans out tomorrow. the officials are under enormous pressure of course tomorrow. i think var needs to work well tomorrow in its first cup final, i hope it does. steve wilson, stay with us. kyle stanley is the wembley head groundsman, how many matches have been played on this this season? since august, tomorrow will be 61. spurs have been playing here, their home matches, it looks magnificent, are you happy with it? lam never magnificent, are you happy with it? i am never happy, i am always striving for improveme

was ever the outcome of the charges capita matic fall from grace for one of hollywood's most influential business men. in the wake of dozens of accusations of sexual misconduct weinstein's wife has left him he's been sacked by his own production company and ejected from the academy that once on it him with oscars. weinstein's court appearance here in new york may not be his last investigation by the city is ongoing and separate criminal probe so underway in london and los angeles. and let's get more now from new york where journalist emily saul is standing by and emily you were actually in the courtroom today as weinstein was being charged what was the atmosphere there like. it it was it was mary tense it was very strong. and the courtroom itself was media from a cross that were there. he was brought in through the back door sure he's been walk in behind us or not i see what appeared is bray barely stand supportive of essentially on the arms of the female detectives on the three other sectors that are it was just looked like he couldn't believe he was there and he a lot of us in trouble

freedom of the press and there has been a hungry ugly there won't be the bigger problem is that digger maticdecline in public confidence in the press on the rise of partisanship has given an opening for political actors to effectively avoid the press as a check and i don't know what the solution to that is within the current media ecosystem where all the incentives align up to encourage me to be only more partisan so my critters diving right in there and he talks about incentives to encourage the media to be more partisan he doesn't see this ending positively given your story what do you make of his comments i you know i believe i don't know how that you know some of that relates to my story i think i do think it's far as partisan the market for partisan media is absolutely maybe at an all time high you see that when the political center of the country has moved and i think journalists see it in their in their regular reporting when they are talking to someone either on the left or the right. who more or less take certain questions or certain facts and reporting as as being somehow inherentl

is we will hear from camberley in washington we will hear from james in new york about that the put matic niceties and language and rhetoric and the deal with the europeans and what is transitional what is not and what each and every word that's going to be up there tonight means legally is he going to withdraw is he going to simply snap back some sanctions would that would dominate all that this diplomatic jargon what i'm talking about is the strict digic imperative of american policy in the middle east and for me that's become clear after a year and a half it is or it hangs on the american approach towards iran and that approach is not going to be diplomatic per se there are a number of things that the u.s. demands of iran one inspections everywhere anywhere anytime in iran not just this and that facility anywhere could be a government office it could be and an army barracks to that iran never ever not two thousand and twenty five not two thousand two hundred twenty five should come any closer to enrichment of uranium that is fit for the nuclear program three iran must roll back all its

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we had some discussion that that large number backlog you were going to be able to cut a democrat matic amount of that back -- dramatic amount of that backlog in a short amount of time. mr. evanina: yes, as a matter of fact, subsequent to our process back in march and our trusted work force with our partners, o.m.b., d.o.d., host of other organizations, departments, we have been working diligently to provide this committee and the government with two specific things. number one, a dramatic reduction to the backlog. number two, the development of a new business process of how we will vet qualified citizens in the u.s. in an agile, expeditious manner. at the same time to make sure they're trusted. with respect to the question on the backlog, we currently are in the final stages of paper for the d.n.i. to issue that's being coordinated through the intergovernmental process right now. i believe with some dramatic changes how we currently do the business process of investigations, once implemented will probably get us to a position we can estimate probably 20% reduction to backlog within six

mcgahn that the underlying conduct that general flynn had engaged in was problem will matic in and of itself. secondly, we told him we felt like the vice president and others were entitled to know that the information that they were conveying to the american people wasn't true. and additionally, that we weren't the only ones that knew all of this. that the russians also knew about what general flynn had done, and the russians also knew that general flynn had misled the vice president and others. and that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. and then, importantly, that every time this lie was repeated and the misrepresentations were getting more and more spe ricif every time they were coming out, every time that happened, it increased the compromise and, to state the obvious, you don't want your national security adviser come promigzed with the russians. >> it was just in december, flynn pleaded guilty to making false statements to the fbi, said in a statement he had agreed to cooperation with

hamstring in the ninety eight ninety four when over defending champions the golden state warriors so held matic reports thanks to the houston rockets of putting golden state's grayness n.b.a. champions on the real threat thanks steph curry and company aiming to make the finance reform straight season thanks by james harden's rockets are looking to get there for the first time since ninety ninety five was was they showing just why they finished the regular season on top of the western conference off to both teams went in level at half time things start to get heated in the second home thanks chris for showing the warri is that he means business there was sixteen lead changes the nine ties in the second half with go in state going into the final quarter with a one point advantage anybody she could up on the bank but it was houston's day eric gordon starting with twenty four points off the bench thanks and they managed to edge it by four points ninety eight to ninety four thank you just know what to do we know what it takes to win and we definitely want to we pride ourselves on defense so it can c

he was very distell matic in the way he governed. he had his thumb on the gotcht. he trusted the process. he believed the federal government could work well if it was well led. that's something he still standards as a real model to earn from. he smoked four packs of cigarettes a day. which means he was basically smoking every day he was awake. he quit in 1949 but i suspect it took a toll on his health. he had quite a significant eart attack in 1955. with a chronic problem his intestines that always gave him stomach pain throughout his life. it was final diagnosed and they operated on that. that was in 1956. with is in the summer, he was running for reelection. he had a significant abdominal operation there. he had a minor stroke later in his second term. it did not harm him much, but it slowed him down for a couple days and was a scare. these things, the mounting strain and toll of having been the allied commander and then the president, started to show on him. he lived for 10 years after he left the white house. but these were signs of his constitution, which was

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well already we heard at the tail end of the president's announcement as he was leaving the different matic room of the white house that he had already pushed his secretary of state might pump a zero toward north korea so the irony in all of this is donald trump is tearing up one nuclear agreement he's trying to negotiate another with north korea and so that is one of the things that is being focused on but certainly there is a lot of concern on capitol hill again by some of the top democratic critics about all of this particularly a former presidential candidate bernie sanders who said a lot of this feels eerily similar to the march toward the u.s. invasion of iraq that back in two thousand and three that that didn't just happen overnight but there was a series of incremental policy decisions leading up to that decision and the fear is that this may again be one of those moments one of those incremental decisions so what you're likely to see is well you have the secretary of state or the national security advisor working with european allies there is going to also be a very critical look i

that's a bit prolow matic to say the least. although the slide says september 1950 with the establishment of the first advisory group in vietnam, the first u.s. soldiers on the ground in actually during world war ii in 1946. but after the beginning of the first endo china war, we found ourselves there assisting the french. over time the french will depart and it will become our mission to assist the south vietnamese get. one of the key dates is 8/9 march of '65 when the first marines land and the first ground troops are there. and then very, very quickly, as he continued to refine his strategy, he asked for more u.s. ground troops. 173rd airborne brigade was the first army unit sent to vietnam. h.c. palmer will tell you the 1st infantry division. it was followed by the first cav brigade for 101st. by late fall '65, there were 180,000 u.s. troops there. and then very quickly these numbers ramped up. with the high point of u.s. ground combat coming on 30 april 1969 with the total of 543,080 u.s. personnel. 2 million american men

became the first century and is any 38 game season, reaching the magical mark of a hundred points into maticbeat southampton thanks to jesus's wehner sparking wild celebrations from manager pep guardiola. afterwards he called his players magnificent and he's got every reason because this is just a selection of some of the records they have not just selection of some of the records they have notjust broken but smashed. they will be dubbed leigh centurions, easily one of, if not the best team in premier league history. also people will remember for so long certain sections of arsenalfans for so long certain sections of arsenal fans calling for arsene wenger to go, now he has gone nothing but warmth and praise. yes, i have already heard from some arsenalfans, real i have already heard from some arsenal fans, real heartbreak at seeing him go. the invincible steamerfrom 2004, seeing him go. the invincible steamer from 2004, yesterday he managed his 1235th game in charge after almost 22 years at the helm. he waved goodbye to the fans before kick—off having been given a guard of honour at huddersfi

the prison population has fallen quite true matic lee by almost 3000 over the past year or so, it is of houses available for rent were of an acceptable standard. research from the equality and human rights commission found that some disabled people feel trapped inside their own homes. 0ur reporter, ellis palmer went to derby to try and find a house. renting as a disabled person can be a bit ofa renting as a disabled person can be a bit of a nightmare. the first difficulty is finding a place, as we found in derby. i went to see seven letting agents in the city's cathedral quarter and told them all i was looking for a property with a step free bathroom. not one had a single place for me to do. i asked the equalities and human rights commission is my —— if my experience is commonplace. the accommodation for disabled people in this country is not acceptable. it is not accessible in the main and the properties are not capable of being adapted. we want disabled people to be able to live independently. by that means, they can contribute theirfull that means, they can contribute their full p