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birds believe they will lose tight end fray burton and nigel adams and bradham and how about nick folesthey have gotten an respectable offer for nick. they have been offered a second rounder and looking for at least what they got for sam bradford, first and fourth round pick. look who is working and rehabbing, carson wentz. the eagles reportedly expect carson to be ready for the start of the season. the eagles effect of winning continues. kobe bryant is an oscar winner now, won for his animated short film on basketball. he spoke to the birds in december from l.a. it is all rubbing off. let's go to clearwater. good start with a strikeout in three innings. and hoskins, his second home run of the spring. 1-0, phillies. watch out for those sunbathing out there. carlos santana doubles off the wall. that will bring home a run. 3-0, philly. mike elfranco next, brings in another run. phillies beat the twins, 4-3. >>> sixers last night blew two different leads of 15 or more points. hopefully better in charlotte. they had 23 turnovers. brett brown says sixers need to be tougher. >> we're seeing t

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adam. sports coming up. what would it take for the eagles to trade nick foles? that story and much more when we come right back. stay with us. >> ♪ ough trade talk sparked concern within his own party as some top republican lawmakers say his proposed tariffs could start a trade. abc's karen travers reports on the controversial decision from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump says his new tariffs on l n butm and steel imports it may cause a war between the white house and congressional republicanre di in for prident trumisn'tng. >> no, we're not backing down. >> reporter: the president dismissing calls from republican congressional leaders to not move forward on the new tariffs he onee auminum says the house speaker is etti and is urging the white house to not move forward. ryan even sending reporters an e-mail highlighting early losses in the stock market. the president writing on twitter friday trade wars are good and easy to win but today he said he doesn't think there will be one. european officials are strongly saying their targets are notable. ta

nick bailey's house. downing street says the prime minister visited the policeman in hospital, where he is still recovering. paul adamsital, where he is still recovering. pauladams, bbc news. let's go live to salisbury and duncan kennedy is our correspondent there. just picking up on the last section of the report, tell us more about the prime minister's visit today, and what went on. about the prime minister's visit today, and what went onlj about the prime minister's visit today, and what went on. i certainly think it went down very well here in what's being seen as a highly symbolic visit by the prime minister. i think it had three main purposes. first of all to trees made to see the locations of connected with the attack, including the park bench, the restaurant and the bar where the skripals ate and drank date and it gave the prime minister a chance to be briefed by the acting chief constable of wiltshire. he was able to give a detailed briefing on the police investigation. it's not actually a wiltshire police investigation at the moment, it's being led by counter—terrorism officers but he will have been appraise

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. and that will be on saturday and it will be some protest in washington. let's return to matters in brussels. joining me now is our brussels reporter, adamst, the trade issue, there was anxiety earlier about whether they would get this exemption on steel and aluminium. where are we to come up are they a little more optimistic? they are certainly more optimistic, but it has been a long day and a long night ahead and discussions will go on among eu leaders and they are waiting to hear from the white house what the policy would be. so i think there is more optimism that they will be exempt, but they are not sure whether it will be temporary or more permanent. with regards to brexit which they will talk about tomorrow, there was a bit ofa talk about tomorrow, there was a bit of a delay over christmas and the treaty was to sell —— was signed in december but people thought, is no deal still on the table? suddenly, we have renewed optimism with the signing of the transition, do you feel that within the british camp? yes, they are hopeful. they feel they have something to work with. they have been pressing for talks to move on to trade and secur