mike dean obviously will not be happy.ow—up penalty incident late in the match with arsenal reading when calum chambers was deemed to have handled the ball. a penalty was given and it was scored. arsene wenger was furious and you saw those comments there, branding, suggesting that mike dean was dishonest and calling him a disgrace. the fa has also warned arsene wenger this evening formally about his media comments before and after arsenal played against chelsea. he described the disputed refereeing decisions as concerning coincidences. so hot water therefore arsene wenger who has already been in the middle of this three—game touchline ban. and with this formal warning he could be further trouble if he reaffirms. for the moment, many thanks. as arsenal chase a spot in the top four paul lambert will attempt to lead stoke city to safety after replacing mark hughes yesterday. he faced the media today and admitted he was not the first choice for the club although he did not care. i never thought i would get the chance again to

it's emerged that arsene wenger labelled the premier league referee mike dean a disgrace and not honesteleased about the manager's touchline ban. the referee awarded a late penalty against his team. dean is quoted as saying he was very aggressive, leaning towards me... chelsea head coach antonio conte has this afternoon said he does not think the club have joined the race to sign arsenal striker alexis sanchez, one player who does look to be on the move is sanchez‘s team—mate, theo walcott who was on merseyside today ahead of what is a proposed £20 million move tojoin sam allardyce‘s side. with the world football still coming to terms with the death yesterday of former west brom striker cyrille regis, one of his fellow black players at the club, brendan batson, has been paying tribute his friend and team—mate helps change attitudes towards black players in the english game. awful. i think where everybody concerned just feels really non—, shocked. saddened. can't believe it. —— just feels really non—, shocked. he inspired a lot of people, black and white you want to become professional f

arsene wenger labelled the premier league referee mike dean a disgrace after arsenal's 1—1 draw withn. that exchange was between mike dean and arsene wenger in the referee's changing room after that match. the chelsea head coach antonio conte has said that he doesn't think the clu b has said that he doesn't think the club have joined the has said that he doesn't think the club havejoined the race has said that he doesn't think the club have joined the race to sign the arsenal striker alexis sanchez. 0ne the arsenal striker alexis sanchez. one player who looks to be on the move is his team—mate, theo walcott. he has had a medical at everton ahead of what would be a £20 million move to link up with sam allardyce at everton. with the world football still coming to terms with the death yesterday of the former west brom striker cyrille regis one of his fellow black players at the club has been paying his tributes to his friend and team—mate, who helped change attitudes towards black players in the english game. all full. i think where everybody concerned feels shocked and saddened. —— awf

wenger was furious with referee mike dean after a penalty decision allowed west brom to equalise lateth "honesty and integrity" and was shocked to be charged by the fa over his behaviour. you imagine that i'm 21 years in the game, and what i've seen and heard in the corridors from people. you can quite understand that i'm surprised and shocked by having been charged. australia are in control after day two of the final ashes test. the hosts are 193—2 in reply to england's 346. patrick gearey in sydney. it's the most often repeated sentence of the ashes, steve smith is still there, alongside usman khawaja, not far short of his century, and they are batting australia into a strong position. earlier, england showed some fight. they lost dawid malan early on thanks to a spectacular catch by smith, but the rest of australia's catching not in the same class. pat cummins madea catching not in the same class. pat cummins made a terrible clanger in the field and the rest of the england lower order added useful contributions, moeen ali, tom curran and stuart broad all making 30, and england put

wenger was furious with the referee mike dean, who had given west brom a late penalty at the hawthornsday to respond. in a press conference earlier today, wenger said he's been frustrated with other decisions this season. i must say... what is frustrating for me, it has happened many times this season. stoke, watford, manchester city, west bromich albion and that is a concerning coincidence for me. that is why i was not happy at all with the movement the ref made to show why he gave the penalty. it was not corresponding with what happened. 0n penalty. it was not corresponding with what happened. on that front, it is worrying. andy murray has called his rehab for a long—term hip injury "demoralising" after pulling out of the brisbane international ahead of his first match this week. the former world number one hasn't played competitively sincejuly, and admits he's considering having surgery. murray posted a picture of himself at school and a heartfelt message on instagram earlier where he said "the little kid inside me just wants to play tennis and compete". now, ahead of the fifth and

wenger was furious with the referee mike dean, who had given west brom a late penalty at the hawthornsn this time last year, was unfazed by the momentous occassion and says he's yet to realise his achievement. it will sink in once all the dust has settled over the next few days or whatever and i get some time with the family. but no—one, no—one could have written it. not even me last year. i expected to win more games than what i lost this year. but no—one could have put it in that context no—one could have put it in that co ntext a nd no—one could have put it in that context and said that that was going to be the outcome. it would have been amazing. i probably would have chewed their arms off last year. that's all the sport for now, will have more for you in the next hour. next up is holly hamilton. for decades china has been importing plastic waste from other countries, including britain, for recycling. but now, it has banned the trade, citing environmental worries. it means thousands of tonnes of plastic — separated and put into recycling bins by households here in the uk — now need

wenger was furious with referee mike dean, who gave west brom a late penalty, which they scored to equaliseabout referees before and after wednesday's you imagine that i'm 21 years in the game. what i have seen and heard in the corridors from people, you might, can be understanding that i'm surprised and shocked by having been charged. west ham have ended tottenham's 100 per cent record, over the festive period. it finished 1—all at wembley, after a pair of stunning goals — pedro 0biang put west ham ahead and seven minutes from time, son heung—min, put away an equally impressive long—range effort — although son said, he thought 0biang's goal was better than his own. two points dropped for spurs though — they're still fifth in the premier league table. manchester city women's latest signing nadia nadim has revealed her incredible journey into football. born in afghanistan, her mother paid traffickers to take her and herfamily to england after her father was murdered by the taliban. but they ended up in denmark — where she found her love of football, in a refugee camp. we were a bunch of youn

less than alleys, mike bailey is the interim dean of the mccourt school public policy of university haso. and law professor of american government in the department of government. he teaches and conducts research on american politics and clinical economy. he covers trade, congress, election law, supreme court met a lot of the -- methodology. those are actually summaries. keepast thing, we hope you your phones out and post it on today's discussion with the # clinton25 and tagging geopolitics. attorney to dean bailey. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. us, is just like candy for to be able to get a good crew to talk about politics and clinton 25 years ago. politics and clinton 25 years ago. we are going to stop our first two questions, we want to go back to the video and set the stage more. bush had aesident ,4% approval rating, something imagine a president with a high approval rating. bill clinton was a young governor of a small state. he obviously had clear presidential ambitions. he comes to georgetown, he lays out new covenant speeches, he laid out his vision. we can go to the first

a new government with these conservatives to define a coalition dean is far from guaranteed also coming up for. you as vice president mike pence gets a little welcome in his dress that palestinian leader has refused to meet him after trump position on jerusalem is america's role as a peace made in the middle east over. josten the biggest runaway leaders by noon it forced to work hard but i did not have things all their way against better but they are after all champions for me is that. she agreed to have a company. jim a social democrat said they want to renegotiate some key issues with conservatives and forming any a government the left of center party already demanded concessions after voting to pursue form a coalition talks fifty six percent of delegates pushed through a yes vote at a party conference on sunday just a slim majority but it's still a breakthrough as germany's two biggest political parties embraced the idea of another grand coalition. a tense moment for german politics yesterday with a narrow majority of s.p.d. delegates voting in favor of full coalition chalk's their leader martin schulz visibly relieve

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dean, the mean green or his girls alex and vivian. they're eagles put it in the books. >> you come into our house we've got mike and meryl on the radio the game. and, you know, we listen to wip all the time, and mmr so that the kids don't get that awful boston accent. [ laughter ] >> you know it's great. inside our house it's eagles country all the time. >> reporter: they moved up here year and a half ago because his wife got new job she's from quakertown he's from glenside. they drop by gillette stadium and blew my mind like luke skywalker flying in the face of gillette stadium death star. >> you know we've been sporting or eagles gear a little bit more the last couple of weeks just to try to boast a little bit while we can, and we're going to keep doing that for the rest of the year celebrating the championship. >> reporter: tim rocks a wine best westbrook jersey. five-year-old dean dons his carson wentz. green fever has gotten to the one-year-old. >> vivian whose your favorite football team? >> eagles. >> too cute. just in case you were wondering the dog's name is krimpet that will get i was case of tasty take. tim says he and the

dean: david bossie thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. pete: vice president mikereacts to that next. dean: how do voters really feel about the shutdown? todd piro is having breakfast with friends in florida. still having breakfast. we will check in with him just ahead ♪ we're all about a good time ♪ we're allng about a good life ♪budo health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. eight hundred dollars when wet switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey. oh. that's my robe. is it? you could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. anxiety about their pay. -- i told them to stay focused on the mission. want them to stay -- disappointing to every american that democrats in the senate would shut down government at a time when we have troops in harm's way. pete: someone who knows a lot about this fox news contributor lieutenant colonel michael waltz is a retired green beret and author of "warrior diplomat." thanks f

dean, you are just as cool as the original. i got to say. please do send your "gma" moment >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 meteorologist mike nicco here is a lookin mild, the clouds keeping us milder and impede fog from forming in the extended possibly two weeks of a break from the winter chill and rain unfortunately, 71 in morgan hill, 70 santa cruz, the rest mid to upper [ cheers and applause ] >>> guys, i missed out on quite the assignment it appears. rob is having a great time down in the dominican republic. rob, what are you doing? >> hi, ginger. you're right. i'm having a blast in the dominican republic. we are at the secrets resort and spa and i'm with my new friends here just getting a light workout in this beautiful infinity pool. all sorts of activities down here. you can go snorkeling, pedal boarding, sailing. get some dance lessons or you can just relax on this incredible beach beyond the infinity pool, one of the most spectacular beaches in all of the dr and someone in our studio audience in new york city where you are could have a chance to come here and test it out. how about that? but in the meantime, more from here, let's go, g

to congressman mike thompson and the democratic leader of house of representatives and i hope a year from now the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosi. >> thank you, dean heller, let us thank the university of san francisco for their hospitality today, more importantly for their leadership as civic leaders as well as academics and part of our faith-based values of san francisco, thank you provost heller. i want to acknowledge father steven prevet, the former president of the university of san francisco. my daughter christine is sitting next to them. this is a family affair because when i was sworn in as speaker of the house the father was the -- led the house in prayer that day. as you know, it always opens with a prayer and father prevet opened up with his inspiration. i had the pleasure of being at his installation when he was president and i mentioned it because it relates to our val s values. they day when he was sworn in the escort committee that brought him in carried banners of the jesuits killed in el salvador, their housekeeper and her daughter and his commitment to newcomers to america and also respect for the people where they live, the beau

dean. janice: no, i just stick with partly cloudy. brian: you keep it to weather. janice: i'm very grateful that i do the weather sometimes. what's your name? >> my name is mike.think of this weather? >> cold, very cold. janice: go answer what's your wife doing. >> my wife is sitting at home in boca raton. janice: can i come visit? >> any time. janice: really cold in new york but the really really cold air is in canada. the good news is we don't have much on the radar here across the eastern half of the country. the west coast we have an active pattern. rain and mountain snow moving in to the syria, as well as the cascades. so that's good news for skiers. do you like to ski? >> been a long time. janice: water ski. >> water ski, yes. janice: what's your wife's name? >> karen. janice: hi, karen. i will be there on vacation with maybe four other people? >> that's final. janice: he is not just saying that because is he on tv. >> remember your camera guy. janice: ed is coming, too. ainsley: thanks, guys. at least one democrat coming around president trump's border wall proposal. listen. >> we do need a wall. whatever it is, we're going to do it. we're going to do w