his antiaging comments -- anti-asian comments, i think of sarah palin was used to put bull's-eyes on her opponents and someone got shot because of this . his rhetoric creates destruction. the answer is no, he should not be put back on here. no. host: you can send us a text, (202) 748-8003, make sure you tweet your name and where you are texting from. this from minnesota. he says yes. that has been proven because he has lied many times on the media will not check it. elizabeth in somers, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. a definite yes, president trump should be reinstated. i think the power of big tech is crazy. it is hard to even take in. if you look on the social media sites, people who truly speak hate speech are permitted to be on them that they never wanted him to be elected, ok. they wanted him totally gone, erased. that is the real reason and they are using the january 6th event as an excuse. host: messed up as helen in kentucky. go ahead -- next up is helen in kentucky. caller: my answer is no, the former president should not be reinstated because his words carry

picking someone like sarah palin who was really a light weight in the political world. and i just wonder if you think that is going to be held against mccain's record were just seen as a crazy blip in his career. >> i mean i think that it is clearly part of his biography. i think it is something that he has been criticized for. i think that he thought that in order to have a chance for election, his advisers apparently told him that he needed to pick a woman. we really very much wanted to pick senator liebermann and as his running mate apparently, but he became convinced that first he couldn't get lieberman through the republican convention. and second, that lieberman would lose. and so, he thought that governor palin might help him to energize the base of the republican party, attract women to vote, who were disgruntled because they felt that senator clinton had been treated by the democratic party. and my than the attractively palin candidacy. i think it was a miscalculation by senator mccain. i think it was really bad politics as well. i think ultimately, the best po

career, a long, dedicated, determined legislative career and reputation picking someone like sarah palin who really was a very lightweight in the political world, and i just wonder if you think that is going to be held against mccain mccain's record or just seen as a crazy blip in his career. >> i think it's clearly part of his biography, and i think it's been something that he's been criticized for. i mean, i think that he thought that in order to have a chance for election, his advisors apparently told him that he needed to pick a woman. and he really very much wanted to pick senator lieberman as his running mate, apparently, but he became convinced, first, that he couldn't get lieberman through the republican convention, and second, that a mccain-lieberman ticket would lose. so he thought that governor palin might help him energize the base of the republican party, attract women to vote who were disgruntled because they felt that senator clinton had been mistreated by the democratic party and might then be attracted to the palin candidacy. i think it was a miscalculation by senator mc

and might then be attraced to the palin candidacy. i think it was a miscalculation by senator mccain. i think it was really bad politics as well. i think ultimately, the best politics is to choose somebody, who people can visualize serving as president. i mean if you cannot visualize somebody sitting in the oval office, then it's likely to hurt. it may hurt only at the margins, but the only other way in which it hurts and i think in a way that political scientists really aren't very good at measuring is that it forms part of our opinion of this elector. so when people choose their running mate. particularly if they are new. when they choose their running mate, this is their first presidential decision. if they choose someone who is not viewed as being presidential, or they choose through a process that is not viewed as being presidential it sends a message about their values and decision-making that can be troubling. so i think it was a mistake on his part. there are reasons why presidential candidates may not just people who are not

defecate on sarah palin which is just a remarkable thing. not much to say there except he should never work in this business again given these revelations, the fact that princess diana who had nothing but class to coerce someone into an interview by using fake documents. it's the same thing we saw with dan rather and george w. bush, should be no longer working this business. probably asking "do you want fries with that?" at this point, shannon. >> shannon: yeah a lot of reaction to that from both her sons and other people who say she was so fragile and paranoid than she was. in many ways, they believe that it drove her over the edge. joe con shah, thank you for joining us. >> never not something to talk about, shannon, thank you. >> shannon: i know. this is true. come back soon. >> i will, thank you. >> shannon: now to the latest on the speaker of the house nanci pelosi's insistence on maintaining mandatory mask policy on the house floor. let's see where things stand tonight. >> reporter: house republicans want to ditch the masks. they blame

he thought back governor palin might help him energize the base of the republican party, attract womento vote who were disgruntled because senator clinton had been mistreated by the democratic party. i think it was a miscalculation by senator mccain, and i think it's really bad politics as well. ultimately, the best politics is to choose somebody who people can visualize serving as president. if you can visualize someone sitting in the oval office, then it's likely to hurt. it may hurt only at the margins, but the other way in which it hurts, and i think in a way that political scientists really aren't very good at measuring, is that it's part of our opinion of the electorate. when people choose their running mate, particularly if they're new, when they choose their running mate, this is the first presidential decision. if they choose someone who is not viewed as being presidential, or if they choose through a process, it sends a message about their values and decision-making. there are reasons why presidential candidates are not unqualified -- it's hard to hide a vice presidential can

remember a long time ago when i looked a lot like sarah palin and everyone was like, "you should playust kept being like, "let's just -- we're going to try to get dolly parton to maybe really do this crazy episode where dawn is, like, hallucinating that she meets dolly parton and then we kept trying to like contact dolly parton and then - >> jimmy: covid. >> the time -- the clock was running out, it was covid, and then it was like this shoots day after tomorrow and it was literally like, who's around who's already covid tested and in the system? and it was me. [ laughter ] and that's how i've gotten most acting jobs i ever had "who's around. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "who's around? >> that's how i got "update" with you, like, "oh, she's around." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: think of recent jokes, yeah. >> and so i tried to come up with dolly parton. and if you get peacock, you can see if i did it. >> jimmy: but how -- but is there any secrets? >> so i tried to do a thing. so i kept watching, like, different things and i kept watching that christmas movie and stuff she did. and i kept watching

palin for doing voiceless giving voice to be him. so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i would never have ever regrets that i did desperate. story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie or the train which was released in 2020. 1 who works as inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry herself says she's not stopping any time soon. and this year tobe already over 40 has been chosen for the freedom of speech award the award honest journalists who have done outstanding work to promote freedom of expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. coos from one strong woman to the next number or symbol is a founder of and the sports where they design gear that fits the tearing of africa kenya is famous for the promise of its long distance runners who have dominated truck events once cost of medals and broken world records but the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa now lyell assemble wants to change that . menus not the layout of symbols but as we're decoding the nasa. co-founder and chief ex

as head of the german national library as loued of palin's museum island. and as president of the institute but his last 12 months did not go as planned it was a dramatic. the last official trip to africa after a long flight the president of the good institute touched down in namibia a former german colony. history is everywhere in the capital into. the colossal independence museum tells the story of the long struggle for liberation from colonialism. the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution returning cultural artifacts. the tribal leader hendrik that boy isn't a maybe a national hero because of his resistance against german colonial rule. the symbolic bible and whip were taken by the germans after his death their return was an important 1st step it isn't just the removal of objects it's basically the breaking up of people of personalities of their self-determination and self-confidence this was common colonialism can't be glossed over this is simply a beginning there's a lot more to be done here so now is the time to get to know each o

field of johnny pitts travel to truce in brussels on to amsterdam palin stockholm and must say he wanted to meet black europeans from the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african american he experiences structural racism food stamps but he knows that his experiences are different from those of many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say ah that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him and after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who who have this shared history who tangled up in colonialism. journey peeps tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to backpacking through the continent i did start to know is a rising racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an

palin not for the voiceless giving voice to them so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i would never have ever regrets that. story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie or the tree which was released in 2020. while the work has inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry herself says she's not stopping any time soon. and this year to a board over he has been chosen for the freedom of speech award the award and this journalist who have done outstanding work to promote freedom of expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. quddus from one strong woman to the next number or symbol is a fund of and that sports way they design gear that fits the tarion of africa kenya is famous for the prowess of its long distance runners who have dominated truck events one scores of medals and broken world records but the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa now lie all assemble wants to change that. manny's not for laos ambled but anybody close enough us. co-founder and chief executive officer and i sportswear. and i was created with a mission to bring th

and palin impulsion tell your stories we are your voice your news your net al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a band this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. that's right yeah strikes continue on gaza 86 palestinians have been killed in the worst violence since 2014. gaza zam factions.

let's bring in our guests in paris palin. is editor in chief and spokeswoman the reporters without borders in hong kong tom grundy editor in chief and founder of the hong kong fia press an independent publication in doha mohammed el masri chair of journalism program. for graduate studies welcome to the program pauline how do you explain the rise in attacks threat targeting journalists worldwide. the theory with the family meet we've seen a number increase. we've seen it became increased and the attacks on journalists of course due to the pandemic it it's extremely worrying and we have released of a late. shortly our last index on press freedom which shows that 73 percent of the country safe money to us throughout the world happened now some have put some block after block. in different ways the information and john it has to do their job so it's worrying tom how do journalists are prate in hong kong against the backdrop of the security law there was introduced in the last year or jennifer been scrambling to to react to that l

and palin and pasha which tell your stories we are your voice your news your net al-jazeera. a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and possible steps. allows for some burglaries another story during your life to come flying anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a little sort of come to palestine. palestine sombat a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. the 1st european country to ban the food phrase for a public place it's home to more than 6000000 followers of islam many who want to assert their religious and cultural identity in the light of france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism law as we look at the recent history of muslim immigration to the country in the final episode of this report see its muslims of frogs episode 30. award winning programs from international filmmaking one picked out of the state of the fact that global ex-pats in discussion what guarantees everybody the right to begin giving voice to the voiceless here in california and almost everybody in the payc

protect the killers where is the prime minister today and why has he not publicly apologized to the palin nafi families and to this house will he take responsibility as prime minister and show the victims the respect they so obviously deserve well earlier a court declared that 10 civilians killed in belfast 50 years ago in disputed shootings involving british soldiers were entirely innocent if found the british army was responsible for 9 of the 10 deaths in the balam earthy massacre in august of 1971 which included a mother of 8 and also a catholic priest giving last rites to a wounded man however this week the u.k. government on battle plans for new laws to address the legacy of the past in northern ireland and it includes blocking former soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 998 good friday peace deal but former irish nationalist party leader alistair mcdowell does say the families of the ballot murphy victims do deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from the prime minister. these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged.

for ordinary people for the short time we have on planet earth highly critical win win situation for palin stiliyan children for israeli children to give those kids a new beginning and you future at nate's leadership step of the public speeches to feast on their detractors and to lead from the front reverend jerry mason it's been very interesting talking with you we appreciate your time and your insights an important voice needed to be heard around the world right now thank you. thank you that's wish. a russian court is expected to hand down a decision next month that could be the final blow for the country's political opposition the court will decide whether or not to label kremlin critical as an extremist the designation could mean long prison sentences for activists convicted of opposing russia's leadership. sure win tonight on the power of a label for those still daring to dissent in russia. this letter seals the deal it officially ends on the contract with. team andre headed the opposition politicians regional office interior for 4 years. russia will be free he says on the day was arr

this from palin from how the people. of yahoo. should have been told to go to google yahoo all. the let me show you. a little more. about the. middle having. settled the. wedding because you and i hope to see the. one on the woman who comes up with some solutions for them but not my body not yet members at. home because. you feel. good if you. said you were supposed to be a little bit deceptive issued a month you know how would. you wish you. would be hitting the woman with the one. that comes with a loving family. it is of course. and should be a total waste of television this. was and. it was. is a man who certainly. not. a. little over all those. who. looked at the issue. and there so this year we're going to be doing this with the album loosely. we use the national world war. also on the street with me to war against the world. cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization but food today is a global commodity if the industry did not make money how many people would be out and how it's cultivated a contentious debate public interest in the public safety is definite

and palin and pasha tell your story we are your voice. your news your net al-jazeera. has populations grow and incomes rise with eating more and more animal protein double the amount of milk has the audience 960 s. and 4 times the right minutes in fact the average person out of a 40 character abs of me to a chair think $350.00 coats of pounds that come out of this is about persuading you to go seek an overture tarion that's a personal choice there with a big warning like spot what all this meat and dairy consumption is doing small planet and livestock farming is highly commuting it will cause huge amounts of resources and summits large quantities of brain health assets. but i'm going to 1300000000 people around the world who depend on livestock of us wife of how do you this is less animal protein none at all look at it from sustainable and ethical sources and this program we visit not the state in the u.k. but found us a pretty scene i'm a stored dairy and croplands the 1st of the santiago chile where a parent company is revolutionizing the trade industry the cancer an

approved they'll be the 1st jobs developed and produced in asia to get world wide recognition david palin reports from hong kong it's become a way of life around the world for more than a year now face masks lock downs and closed borders and many countries are still battling the spread of qubit 19 some with record numbers of infections and. with an easily transmissible virus that knows no boundaries that seeds have become the main food groups to effectively slow down the surge of new cases. china where the virus 1st surfaced at the end of 2019 has been developing and administering several vaccines but they have yet to be approved by the world health organization. by. which the. patients. write our or it is rising. according to china's foreign ministry that scene assistance is being provided to 80 countries with exports to more than 40 others but it is eager to get w.h.o. approval for the 2 chinese vaccines it would open the door for overseas travel although with caution as the an occupation efforts to hop around the world vaccine approvals could be laying the groundwork for what could be

and palin and pasha which tell your stories we are your voice no news to al-jazeera. a relentless bombardment toggles of polls as families to flee their homes palestinian factions fire hundreds more rockets into israel. so romney watching al-jazeera long headquarters here in doha coming up.

so far not even 20 percent of china's 1300000000 people have been vaccinated if you go palin our desire on kong. ok off the back of that report let's just dip in you soon what's going on at the world health organization what is there in geneva where you can see the interactive general of the w.h.o. he is talking about the definition of emergency and emergency use let's just have a listen in to what he's saying and the needs are all kovacs to help accelerate equitable distribution and access kovacs has no shipped almost 50000000 barrels of blacks in to 121 countries and economies but we continue to face severe supply constraints solving this dynamite demands courageous leadership from the world's largest economies nixon ones leaders from they do 7 countries will go there for what may be the most significant meeting in its history they just 7 countries are the world is economic and political leaders they're also home to many of the world's vaccine producers we will only solve the vaccine crisis with the leadership of these countries the access to a copy of 19 tools accelerator currently f

and palin and pasha please tell your stories we are your voice no news to al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian forgetting this is the use of live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. health officials in gaza say the 12 people have died in an explosion as tensions escalate between israelis and palestinians. as ready settlers and white wing activists rally in occupied east jerusalem to markets an exception despite fear.

and palin and pasha tell your story we are your voice. you are not al-jazeera 'd.alone o'clock in the hall the top stories here on al-jazeera and the international criminal court has sentenced a format uganda militia leader to 25 years in jail for 61 war crimes and crimes against humanity domenic on grand became the commander of the lord's resistance army or to be abducted by them as a child in the chambers for you know imprisonment for a period shorter than 25 years could constitute an adequate proportionate and trust so i joined sentence in light of all of the relish.

rely on day by day so it's not just going to evaporate it's not going to go away immediately sarah palin tony oh boy you're good you really understand this thing let's have more discussions about this it's certainly something that we should be talking about every chance we get thank you once again. and there's this another story besides the colonial pipeline that seems to involve 'd 'd cia hacking some measures of media hysteria remember those so-called sonic attacks of u.s. diplomats and cuba it turned out to be what crickets so said the scientists well now the u.s. government is saying that these attacks are back and they say they're much more widespread and that u.s. spies are the ones that are being supposedly targeted. so we decided to look into it here's our to correspondent john hardy picking up the story from here. between late 20162017 more than 3 dozen u.s. diplomats in havana cuba reported hearing high pitched sounds kind of like crickets while they were at home or staying in hotels the so-called sonic attacks have since been dubbed the hub on a syndrome later in 2018 u.s. dip

he used a c word to refer to sarah palin and called her son twig who has downs syndrome retarded.ey are next. and nbc i have 2 words to say, al sharpton. they are giving us lectures about race. it's a joke. >> sean: good to see you both. we will respond to jimmy kimmel's attacks on a guest on this program caitlyn jenner. straight ahead. man 1: hey, i see you cancelled your order. what's up? man 2: don't blame me. it's those search results. man 1: you can't believe this trash. we've delivered for you time after time. man 2: sorry. boss says we've got to cancel. vo: in today's world search results count more than ever. if your search results are unfair or misleading, call reputation defender today to join tens of thousands who have improved their online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a g

palin not for devoiced list giving voice to them so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i will never have any regrets that i did the. story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie although today which was released in 2020. while the work has inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry for self says she's not stopping anytime soon. and this year to a boy over he has been chosen for the freedom of speech award the award and this generalist who have done outstanding work to promote freedom of expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. quddus from one strong woman to the next number or symbol is the founder of and that sports way they design gear that fits the tarion of africa kenya is famous for the prowess of its long distance runners who have dominated truck events one scores of medals and broken world records but the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa never lie all assemble wants to change that. manny's not the layout of symbols but anybody close enough us. co-founder and chief executive officer of the sportswear. and i was created wi

abc's nightline to msnbc and fired from msnbc for equally despicable comments he made regarding sarah palin'm glad that you are telling us what you really think. this has sparked all global reaction including prince william and prince harry. >> it brings sadness that bbc's failure contributed to fear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from the final years with her. howie: talk about her mother's death in the paparazzi chase 2 years later. william also said this was not just a rogue reporter but leaders to have bbc, but martin basheer told he was wrong if forge the bank statements, but he's deeply sorry to the sons for but he loved princess diana and he actually defended the interview. jonathan: sure, martin basheer would say that, wouldn't he? on the other hand, i would say perhaps it's a little bit of a stretch as some people have done to blame martin basheer for bringing about the events that led to diann ample's tragic death. yes, that interview may have made her relationship with her husband prince charles even more difficult but was martin bashir responsible for what happened in 1

let's talk about the decision to select sarah palin as running mate.at a good decision in retrospect? or a mistake? >> you know, it was the decision. john was one it never looked back. he didn't believe in hindsight being 20/20. john wanted to bounce outside the box of it. that is the kind of guy he was. we took a chance on her. >> you can watch the entire program on commonwealth.org. a delightful conversation. >> sounds like it. >>> let's check out what's going on with the weather. spencer has the latest. >> we are undergoing some rather significant changes. it is still breezy. noticed the guests near the coast, 25 to 30 mile an hour winds. cooler weather is certainly on the way. here is a look at the clouds and fog racing across the bay, pushing it to some of the inland areas. the cooling is coming. forecast features increasing clouds and fog overnight with patchy morning drizzle. we may have patchy morning drizzle on friday morning as well. gusty, much cooler tomorrow and friday. warmer for mother's day weekend. we are looking at the forecast animat

and palin and passion which tell your stories we are your voice. you are not al-jazeera 'd.alone o'clock in the hall the top stories here on al-jazeera and the international criminal court has sentenced a former uganda militia leader to 25 years in jail for 61 war crimes and crimes against humanity dominic on when became a commander of the lord's resistance army or to being abducted by them as a child in the chambers for you know imprisonment for a period shorter than 25 years could constitute an adequate proportionate and trust so i joined sentence in light of all of the relevant circumstances of the present case. at the same time such a joint sentence acknowledges the omnicom going to unique personal history and safeguards the prospect of a successful social. and consequently the concrete possibility of future reintegration into society malcolm webb has been following the sentencing from nairobi and he reported longer than 6 parents cited complicated ethical issues to the case. abducted from his home when he was between 9 and 13 years old forced to commit atrocities that w

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will she come to the aid of the next covington kid, or the next sarah palin, or the next type of personead, defendant? i would like to give her a choice. >> dagen: amen. she has been bitten on the backside of the world she helped create. >> dana: she has quit twitter more times than somebody i won't mention who would always quit twitter and two weeks later be back on twitter. >> greg: who could that be? >> dana: they don't work at fox news, but they are a commentary person. [laughter] anyway, the best thing you could do, i think it's get on twitter. she would always tweet about how busy she is. then "fine, don't need to be here." this issue of encouraging someone to kill themselves is serious. there is a young woman in jail right now convicted by a jury of her peers when she encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide, and he did. that family now doesn't have their loved one. that's a terrible and extreme example of how far, wrong, this can go. for her, apologize, but i don't act on mike whatever, but why do you need twitter? don't tweet! >> dagen: juan, the issue is, even if chrissy tei

palin not for the voiceless giving voice to them so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i would never have any regrets that i did that story. because story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie a lottery which was released on 2020. 1 who work has inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry herself says she's not stopping anytime soon. and this year the border over what he has been chosen for the w.c. speech award the award honest journalists who have done outstanding work to promote expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. . from one strong woman to the next number symbol is a fund of and sports which they designed the tearing of africa kenya is famous for the promise office long distance runner will dominate a truck event once cost of medals and broken world records by the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa. symbol wants to change but. in a new novel layer assemble bad anybody codes and you never have. and chief executive officer of sportswear. and i was created with a mission to bring them benefits of running back to kenya. as ac

she's like a mixture of sarah palin and stacey fleck.o do about her, honestly how democrats need to respond to her. it's the fact people need to stop tweeting her. people need to stop treating her as if she's competent. if she wants to run around with matt gaetz and hang out some of his friends after they're done with theeraly that's perfectly fine, but she doesn't need to get as much attention as she gets. and the second thing is get together and tell the sergeant at arms and say follow her every single place she goes in congress. because what you can't do when she's not spending time causing chaos at her local l.a. fitness, she's running around and terrorizing people in congress. let her be one of 145 people who don't get anything in congress. but don't make her a superstar when she can't pass legislation, can't raise money -- >> i completely disagree you. he talks about republicans spent a majority of their money in the last election calling democrats extremists. most of their ads had the words aoc or the squad in them. they nailed de

palin for doing voiceless giving voice to them so i have no regrets i've never had any regrets i would never have ever regrets that i did the. story was the inspiration behind the netflix movie which was released on 2020. well who work has inspired many more investigations into the topic of worry for self says she's not stopping anytime soon. and this year to war over he has been chosen for the freedom of speech award the award an ist journalists who have done outstanding work to promote freedom of expression from all of us here at the w.b.c. quddus from one strong woman to the next number or symbol is a fund of and that sports way they design gear that fits the tearing of africa kenya is famous for the prowess of its long distance runners who have dominated truck events once course of medals and broken world records but the us for skia is typically not made in kenya or even africa never lie all assemble wants to change that. manny's not the layout of symbols but everybody both new nasa. co-founder and chief executive officer of and i spoke to s. . and i was created with a mission to b

sarah palin, you write that she never contacted him in the many months that he was sick leading up togo on to say during the book, you think she cost him the presidential election in 2008. cindy: there are many parts to that, but what i say i believe in the book, but i will say that the bottom fell out of the markets. things were cascading as we know with the fallout that occurred, and i think that everything was doubled. i come alike everyone, i feel that everyone around him should be the best. so it was about protecting my husband and protecting our legacy and protecting my family, that this was all about. in years since, i think we have all managed, hindsight is 20/20, and we all have different views of things, but for my family and everything, i know that my husband ran a great race and i knew he tried his best and that is all that counts. judy: one of the people you write about that is not a friend of your husband, former president trump who said unkind things about your husband, even after his death. what is your view right now of donald trump? cindy: i don't think much about it

sporting lisbon have won the portuguese league title but they were nowhere near as dominant as man city palin years called the only goal against bob the star in a one no win on cheese day it wrapped up sporting his 1st title. is their last title was in 2002 and see what it meant to the players and coaching style. is a long time to wait for this kind of celebration and some of the fans took things a little too far a handful of supporters fought with riot police as thousands took to the streets of lisbon to celebrate their team winning the title. in spain that let's get rid are close to their 1st league title since 2014 they need to keep winning on wednesday they will play a real sociedad it's their game in hand and 2nd place barcelona and wind could take them 4 points ahead of basso with just 2 games left to play but city rivals royal also lurking just 2 points behind atletico and what promises to be an exciting finish to the season in spain toles racing now a kentucky derby winner medina spirit has been cleared to compete in the 2nd race of the triple crown despite an earlier positive drug te