mcneil. lowton. mee. taylor becomes involved, charley taylor. this time mcneil. leno has to come between defenders and sends iwobi away. he's been a regular this season, but he's been out of the thinking for his manager in recent weeks. iwobi. monrea monreal. the chest of barnes would be a good place to put it. that's part of the learning curve for mavropanos. >> i thought it was a foul. dean deemed otherwise. >> the last game, youngster half kons stchlt aninos was replaced at crystal palace. not exposing him to too much but wood and barnes today will be part of the learning experience for the greek under 21 national. cork. leno has to go out. >> excellent goal keeping from le leno. started the day very quickly and came out and dealt with it. >> mustafi. it's been a vel long season for burnley. it all started back in july. in the europa league and they didn't get a win until the penultimate weekend of that weekend. if they don't finish in fifth place and win the europa league, it could be a short season for them. >> the different between the two, arsenal has a mu

it is similar to mcneil and other courses where you are suing act the government. you are suing the united states. the united states has sovereign immunity and it can say you can't sue us unless there is no question about sovereign immunity. >> they're very much is in two important ways. state sovereign immunity is implicated by section 2000 i-5 because it gives parties the right to sue states. also section 2000 i-5 -- >> how does congress give the a party the right to sue congress has waived immunity? >> the question is how to narrowly construed the question of new immunity. this court has held that issues to be narrowlyd construed. i would like to add section 2000 i-5 does implicate the government sovereign immunity because that section is expressly incorporated in section 2000 e-16 which is the provision that allows for parties to sue the federal government. it waives the immunity but how brought a waiver is there? it needs to be narrowly construed. than money to honor congress's decision about waiver that is at stake in that case. >> do you think that congress

. >> that is correct, similar to mcneil and other cases, where -- >> the question claims act, you are assuming the government suing the united states, the united states has sovereign immunity unless there is no question about sovereign immunity. >> very much is, state sovereign immunity is indicated by section 2000-e-5 because it gives parties the right to sue states. section 2000-e-5. >> how does congress give a party the right to sue a state as congress has waived immunity? >> that is correct but the question is how narrowly to construe sovereign immunity and this court repeatedly held that waivers of sovereign immunity with respect to states and the federal government need to be narrowly construed and i would add it does implicate the federal government sovereign immunity because section 2000-e-5-gloggle is expressly incorporated on section 2000-e-16 which allows parties to do the federal government. >> who waves that immunity? >> it waives the immunity but how broad a waiver? we know it needs to be narrowly construed. of congress said you can bring suit against the federal governm

and that main st was not the both of us unto the duke and duchess of sussex, we can speak to john mcneilof the scottish association in australia. good to talk to you. why is ita australia. good to talk to you. why is it a big deal over there? it's a wonderful event and i still like to offer my personal congratulations to the couple on the birth of their son. it's a fabulous event. i think it's very close to us, too. because harry has developed his own personality and character but declared through the invicta schemes and his more recent visit to australia where he has made himself so australia where he has made himself so accessible to all members of the australian unity. i was going to say, you know them pretty well over there from their visit. what impression do you get of them? are just like they are exceedingly friendly, i think the challenges that harry has been through, we have been able to follow from the death of his mother and his growing up their teenage years and through the army. he has developed into a fantastic personality and showing great latitude to extend himself in a w

it is similar to mcneil. and other cases. with the federal tort claims act, where it was - >> -- is a question, federal claims -- you are suing the government. you are suing the united states. the united states has immunity. can say, you can't sue us unless . there is no question about sovereign immunity. >> there very much as. in two important ways. first of all, state sovereign immunity is certainly indicated by section 2000 e letter five -- 5. it gives parties the right to sue state. also, section 2000 e- 5 - >> how does congress give the states give a part of the right to sue a state if congress has waived immunity? >> that's correct. but the question is how to conceive the waiver of sovereign immunity. this court has repeatedly held that waivers of sovereign immunity both with respect to states and the federal government, need to be narrowly construed. i would also just like to add, section section 2000 e5 doesn't look at the federal government sovereign immunity because - section 2000 e5 is expressly incorporated. in se

i guess mcneil on how scotland should respond to brics it's party england. i guess i was expecting a hebridean but coffee kitchen was why i was sent over the wife i and the most fun r.t.s. and my kids just as soon as they were just as out of the gorgeous kits and meanwhile we'll have to make do but he must be pretty chuffed i'm in the whole mop of scotland this color of yellow after of the european elections i'm to hear from bala to the board are so you must be feeling pretty hopping about the you know election results results went really well for the s.n.p. a better seat of the vote of any party in western europe if olusegun bought out the 1st minister notes and that she was going to put legislation it's going to follow and it's only a bit of a side note how the independents kept it and move on but look i guess what neil the s.n.p. seem to be anticipating that a bonus johnson premiership would boost the support for the independents but what happens if he becomes prime minister and comes out to be a success or alternatively the totems might choose someone el

mcneil's enemy was not just the english, of course, but the lassitude of the irish. this is one of the least aspects known about nationalism. i'm surprised that this misunderstanding could even grow up in ireland. nationalism usually does not spring from the meatheaded conviction that one's nation is best in every way, but something from a panicked realization that nobody in authority or around you is taking the nation seriously, that everyone is engaged in some private enterprise, while the common inheritance is being threatened or robbed. it might put on a mask of invinceability, but it does so in full, fearful knowledge of the nation's vulnerability. >> i mean, ireland-- no one in ireland thinks ireland is the best at just about anything, right? no one thought like we have always been the greatest at, you know, industry, invention, philosophy, the common is much more sopian and comic than that. this cultural nationalist movement did end up producing a national literature that's the rival and probably the pound for pound champion of western europe in the 20th centu

confusions and westminster given all the states as you've mentioned they have one of the i guess mcneil from his kitchen in the beautiful island the bought a thank you very much like you know like their pleasure planted by night to another celtic nation what to the south and northern island to tell us about the feet off the province out fast by my s.-t. o.-p. leader alice to macdonald. i will start some entrusting results on northern ireland to take of this breakthrough of the center ground alliance potty well there's been certainly a lot of big excitement here and really this them or for local government elections there's the prophet muhammad northern ireland is the lack of the assembly and the generous declaration of a large takes as as basic good busy and people to be prepared deeply frustrated and this is particularly so liberal or a commonsense age of unionism and while a lot of you know some of us drifting towards that the u.p.a. on the extremes is that shelob of a cause to save and to give up in europe for you know sir aren't real and sparty asta and the absence of the assembly h

in a let tore chairman rism mcneil, mnuchin writing he decided treasury can't give the documents determininghe committee's request lacks a legitimate legislative purpose. >> trevor: in case you're lost, mnuchin is saying the i.r.s. won't hand over trump's tax returns because the democrats have invented a fake reason to see them. but here's the thing, many legal experts say that the law is on the democrats' side. if they have a reason, they get to demand trump's tax returns. it doesn't matter if you think the reason is bullshit. that's just how it works. that's how america's laws work. it's the same way a president can declare an emergency at the border just to get his wall. it subject have to be a real emergency, it can be just, folks, these mexicans, so dangerous some of them can even come back from the dead into our land. i saw it in a documentary called cocoa. sorry, folks. so dangerous! ( cheers and applause ) so dangerous. and it turns out, this full-grown ve ventriloquist dumy isn't the only trump official in trouble with congress now. >> house judiciary chair jerry nadler considered f

follow and it's only a bit of a side note how the independents kept it and move on but look i guess mcneil the s.n.p. seem to be in tessa painting that a bonus johnson premiership would boost the support for the independents but what happens if he becomes prime minister and comes out to be a success or alternatively the totus might choose someone else once again back and monetary their prospects are very modest been a success in the real prospect of the probabilities of going to a minute didn't that they'd likes seating your board i don't know the door and ireland on into the custody of the single market which definitely way to do so ultimately the tories have got a bottom line problem regardless who is among us what's going to be damaging for scotland is that fanaticism that is a root of the 2 of the party that fun to see that other that's pushing them on at the moment and not a slight we have to get on with it we know which direction they want to go i'm going to which direction we want to go there are 2 different directions so let them we're there we ate and let us but as you know well a

billy mcneil died last week, at the age, of 79. won what could be her last ever 800 metres what could be her last ever 800 m etres ra ce what could be her last ever 800 metres race at the diamond league meeting in doha. in the past few minutes, she dominated herfellow athletes to a victory which some have suggested is a vindication after losing an appeal against world athletics governing body. the iaaf wa nted athletics governing body. the iaaf wanted her to now take medication to restrict her testosterone levels in the 800 and 1500 metres. there have been numerous tributes to the actor who played chewbacca in the star wars films, peter mayhew, who's died at the age of 7a. at 7 feet 2 inches tall, he appeared in five of the films, with his screen partner han solo, played by harrison ford, today saying they'd been "friends for life." here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. frustration. despair. occasionallya hint of menace. peter mayhew‘s chewbacca could portray a range of emotions. it wasn'tjust chewbacca could portray

. >> reporter: chef anthony mcneil is singapore air's food and beverage director.t lag the airline is focusing on nutrition, designing a special low sodium, low-carb menu. >> the philosophy that we've taken with this particular flight is smaller portions at more regular intervals. >> why smaller portions more often? >> it gives you some excitent but also interaction with the crew and also the interaction of the cuisines offer a much more pleasant flight experience. >> reporter: the airline also delivers in-seat exercise videos for passengers to get the blood flowing. >> raise legs and circle the ankles twice in each direction. >> reporter: hours in and somewhere over russia, i was in need of a good stretch. it takes 13 flight attendants and two sets of pilots to get this show off the ground. there's even a shift change at 30,000 feet, and they can spend their off-duty time here in the crew rest area, off limits to passengers. >> we're going to fly across the north pole. >> reporter: captain ray choudary showed us our flight path, which takes us over the top of the

i love having him on the show, you remember mcneil? i'm going to get into it with fareed zakaria. he is sitting right here. that video of you and steven colbert says just about everything. >> didn't rip my pants though, did i? >> i'm not getting in the middle of that. >> this is between like an old married couple and i'm just -- >> one of them has ripped pants. >> all right, chris, listen, have a great weekend, i have to get to fareed, the rest of the program, sounds like an awesome lineup. we have a lot to talk about, president trump's hour plus phone conversation with vladimir putin today. a call the kremlin says was president trump's idea. sarah sanders says that they hardly talked about the mueller report at all and russia's election interference, watch this. >> the conversation on that part was very quick, but what i can tell you is this administration unlike the priest one takes election meddling seriously. >> really? they have a funny way of showing it. it was sarah sanders who let's not forget admitted to mueller's team that she lied to the american people. should we proba

wide receiver, douglas mcneil spent part of the afternoon at thurgood marshall southeast.y participated in some drills. before getting up andhe doing t drills, the players shared their stories, hoping to inspire the students and helping them learn life lessons the h playerse already experienced. >> if something i've been through can change how you go through it, i'm looking to give back that advice and seem personable. a lot of times people look at us and forget we're humans, too, we have problems, too. i try to get out andngage with the kids and feel they accepted it. >> it means a lot. we don't get a lot of people coming out to the schools and talking to us about stuff we want to achieve inli our s. >> reporter: is there one major theme you want to take away from what they said? >> yes. toay persevere and try to achieve your goal and always stay focused. >> from one inspiri story to another, this isai l anderson, 11-year-old from st. louis, diagnosed with a rare life-threatening disease this past week she rang the bell to celebrate successfully completing her treatment.

in terms of the tv talk show host, how close are we to them having reagan mcneil moment. they are so enraged with bile. they will understand how we feel having to watch these clips every day. >> juan: , i follow up on the whole business about the war. i think there's a big war going on between the white house and congress. these documents. i think, it's very interesting whether people know who donald mcgahn is or not, obviously was the white house where that was brought in by mueller and apparently he said to mueller that trump had -- button now the white house is saying we're not going to let you have the documents that mcgann had anything to resolve how is it possible because some of this is, as you point out, already in the report that's largely been made public. some of it is redacted. some of the underlying documents have been kept secret but donald mcgahn is there. i don't know how you go onto gonna claim something like executive privilege. the logic doesn't make sense. it looks like the president is hiding something. he's acting like a guilty man. >> dana: it's har