they have been together for a as a coach —— paul simpson.erfor a number of yea rs. have been togetherfor a number of years. the real challenge for these players is to get first—team football. between them, 72 premier league appearances, adam armstrong with the most, 15. that is the challenge for this group of players. brilliant achievement. perhaps they will go on to win it, i think they will go on to win it, i think they will be favourites in the final. in south korea they have been trialling video technology which has worked with some affect, players getting sent off for elbows and what have you. in the semifinal between venezuelan and uruguay, a clanger from the referee. the czar incident, this has been used through the tournament —— a bizarre incident. they are going to use it in the fa cup next season. uruguay on the attack against venezuelan, the attacker goes down, the referee says no penalty. you can see the replay, a good decision because the defender got the ball. but the referee got the nod from the video system that they need to

i‘m part of our team is paul simpson, i hope you canjoin us.and‘s successful world cup winning manager for the under 20s in south korea so you know all about her in football. yes, i do. wonderful experience and i know from speaking to the manager this morning and being around the hotel that the whole group are enjoying the tournament football as well. we know there is a lot at sta ke well. we know there is a lot at stake tonight with the game but we are stake tonight with the game but we a re really stake tonight with the game but we are really looking forward to it and hopefully the players will go and perform to the level we know they are capable of and we know a winner ta kes are capable of and we know a winner takes us through and that is all we are focusing on at the moment. speaking with the players yesterday, that half—time team talk against slovakia where it was heated and words were said appears to be a real catalyst. sometimes you can have that. sometimes it needs a little bit like that to make everyone realise where they are and what

paul simpson's side began as favourites again venezuelan, and when dominic calvert—lewin lot of themeirs for the taking. but after the break, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty, that age—old scourge of english football, but not this time. commentator: and it's kept out by woodman. freddie woodman is england's hero. and if england thought it was all over, well, it was now. commentator: and england have won the under 20 world cup. most of these players have little premier league experience, and, as their triumph was shared by england's senior team at theirtraining camp, that is now their challenge. fantastic achievement for them. the aim is now that those players come through to the seniors, and a big part of that now is for them to get opportunities with their clubs, because i think they have shown, if at under 20s we are world champions, then there's enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. but at last those indelible images of england's only other world cup win have some company. yes, success at senior level is still some leap, but a

the under—20s, managed by paul simpson, play italy in the semi—finals of the world cup in south korean they‘re beaten. that is something we are starting to get across the age groups now. i think they‘re a group that can score a goal ina they‘re a group that can score a goal in a variety of ways. so they have got quick players that can score on the counter attack and technically gifted players that can build a goal by playing the ball through the third of the pitch. liverpool have apologised to southampton over any misunderstanding surrounding their interest in virgil van dijk. they say they have dropped their interest in signing the player. that rounds up in signing the player. that rounds upa large in signing the player. that rounds up a large chunk of the day‘s sport. also to come today, have a look at this. day one of women‘s tour which has crossed northamptonshire, we will have the best of the action later in the programme. pakistan are on top against south africa in a match they must win if they‘re to reach the semi finals of cricket‘s champions trophy. having lost to india in th

paul simpson's side began as favourites again venezuelan, and when dominic calvert—lewin lot of themfter the break, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty, that age—old scourge of english football, but not this time. commentator: and it's kept out by woodman. freddie woodman is england's hero. and if england thought it was all over, well, it was now. commentator: and england have won the under 20 world cup. most of these players have little premier league experience, and, as their triumph was shared by england's senior team at theirtraining camp, that is now their challenge. fantastic achievement for them. the aim is now that those players come through to the seniors, and a big part of that now is for them to get opportunities with their clubs, because i think they have shown, if at under 20s we are world champions, then there's enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. but at last those indelible images of england's only other world cup win have some company. yes, success at senior level is still some leap, but after years of looking to t

paul simpson's side took the lead in south korea through striker dominic solanke, who recently joined 0no—mah was sent off. but england held on and they will face italy in the last four. warren gatland has named a new starting line—up. defendersjoe walsh, tom lockyer, gethinjones as well as midfielder lee evans and forward ben woodburn are in a 23—man squad. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues starting 15. there is 15 new guys starting with an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise the standards week on week and game on game. that's what we're going to need to do to beat the all blacks in three orfour do to beat the all blacks in three or four weeks' do to beat the all blacks in three orfour weeks' time. england's one day captain eoin morgan says it's important players can discuss their concerns following saturdays terror attack in london. the icc say swift measures have been taken to ensure the safety of teams competing in the champions trophy and morgan says it's right the tournament continues. we're lucky in compari

paul simpson's side took the lead in south korea through striker dominic solanke, who recently joinedosh 0nomah was sent off. that was for a second yellow card. they held on and will face italy in the last four. wales have included five uncapped players in the squad for the world cup qualifier in serbia on sunday. defendersjoe walsh, tom lockyer, gethinjones as well as midfielder lee evans and forward ben woodburn are in a 23—man squad. wales are third in group d after drawing against austria, georgia, serbia and the republic of ireland. chris coleman's side are four points behind both group leaders serbia and second—placed republic of ireland with five qualifying games remaining. warren gatland has named an entirely different starting 15 for the british and irish lions‘ second match of the tour of new zealand. the lions face the blues on wednesday wales hooker ken 0wens will captain the side. fellow welshmen rhys webb and dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of maro itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there ar

england under 20s manager paul simpson says it's too soon to be talking about his side as the next "goldenl in the final in south korea, to lift engand's first football world cup trophy since 1966. and senior manager gareth southgate says it's up to the clubs now to nurture young english talent. ultimately the aim is that those players come through to the seniors and a big part of that is for them to get opportunities now with their clu bs. to get opportunities now with their clubs. i think they have shown if at under 20s were world champions then there is enough players there to fulfil careers in the game without clu bs fulfil careers in the game without clubs looking elsewhere. and southgate has announced that harry kane will keep the captain's armband for tomorrow night's match against france. kane was made skipper for the world cup qualifier against scotland on saturday, scoring a stoppage—time equaliser in their 2—2 draw. leyton orient have survived after a winding—up petition against them was dismissed. owner francesco becchetti had been given until today to settle with his creditors

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simpson trial. let's start there. i have areva martin and paul callan. areva, ladies first. deposition testimony and phone records. what is this a sign to you of? >> it's a sign that the jurors are taking their responsibility very seriously and they are working very, very hard. just think since yesterday, since then, they have been working. they have been asking for additional evidence to be read back and obviously going back into the deliberation room, grappling with this very difficult case comes down to credibility i think at this point. who do you believe? when they asked to hear back the testimony from cosby and constand, they are trying to figure out which of the witnesses are more credible about what happened that night. >> paul, same question to you. the trial lasted five days. they have now been deliberating as long as the trial lasted. >> yes, they have. they have. so areva is right. this is a very hard-working jury. >> just remind everyone, they are not home. >> no. they are bussed in from their home county which is in the pittsburgh area. >> yep. >> because they

paul. >> it's just after 11:00 as we continue to see an emergency response outside of simpson field interest in del ray of alexandria. ne news4's meagan fitzgerald is on the scene and talking to folks and gathering information. what more do you have? >> reporter: well, to set the scene for you, w baseball field where this shooting happened. and we had an opportunity to speak with senator jeff flake and we had a chance to speak with representative mo brooks of alabama and they were on the field and they gave us their account of what happened and really they say it was surreal. at first they heard this loud gunshots but they didn't know what it was until the representative said he looked over and saw the gunman put his barrel gun through the chain link fence here and then he realized what was actually happening. and then another representative -- another member of congress sort of describing this as sort of like a war zone out here. we talked to a lot of people who are walking by. they are witnesses. they heard gunfire and looked over and saw that this was an active shooter situation. now, goi

simpson park where the shots were fired. it was decidedly a horrible situation. round after round of rifle fire by james hodgkinson, pulling trigger behind a chain link fence. senator rand paul called the baseball field a killing field. that is when special agents david bailey and crystal griner, part of house majority whip steve scalise's security detail jumped into action. the two officers with the guns out placed themselves between congressional members hiding in a dugout and hodgkinson. witnesses say griner shouted, "drop your weapon" before she was shot in the ankle. bailey, a nine-year department veteran hit by shrapnel. hodgkinson the exchange of gunfire. the u.s. capitol police have been around a long time protecting congress and visitors since 1828. at the time they had just four officers. now they number more than 1,700. since then four u.s. capitol police officers have died in line of duty. two of them in 1998. this time, fortunately, things turned out differently. >> it's heroic. sacrificing themselves for the others. from what i understand it could have been a lot worse if they did not step in and actually be there on site. richard: bailey treated and released.

paul schafer returned with hi band to the late show last night. the former band leader for david letterman teamed up with valerie simpson.n colbert's band leader, they sound good, look good together. >> look at that. >> he looks great, doesn't he? >> yeah, marvin gaye made it morning." storm watches and warnings are in effect along louisiana's gulf coast as the state braces for a direct hit from a major storm. the tropical system in the gulf could make landfall tomorrow night or even thursday morning. it could strengthen before slamming into louisiana and eastern texas. >> the storm is expected to hammer the region with high winds and flooding rains. downpours of more than a foot could hit parts of louisiana and mississippi. >>> here's a look at some other headlines. the washington post has the latest from the supreme court. the justices agreed to hear a wisconsin case about politically dri driven gerrymandering. they also ruled that the government may not block trademarks that some see as disparaging. the decision could help the washington redskins keep their nickname. >>> well, we've been hearing about it for several w

paul describing one of them used the term a killing field. that's how they described what they saw and what they experienced out here at simpson field in alexandriaress and their staffs running for the dugouts, trying to take cover as one of our witnesses reported, someone with a rifle just started shooting. and at this baseball diamond. you can see the car outside the field here with a windows shot out. there were bulls flying all over the area. we saw the ymca as we they saw, they said they saw a lot of the membership's lying all over the field. some of them wounded. we want to go to a statement from the govern of louisiana. he writes this appears to be an outrageous cowardly attack on one of our own. steve scalise is a friend, colleague and fighter for the people of louisiana. while details continue to unfold, i want to thank the capitol police, all the first responders, and e other members of congress for their quick and he rowic effort. >> the governor of louisiana later referenced scalise is a dad of two kids, husband, man with a family, and they got this news somehow this morning. they got this news through some means this mornin that when

park, simpson field, where republicans were practicing for a big bipartisan baseball game tomorrow in washington, d.c. there are mostly members of congress there and several senators, including rand paulaw happening. clint, given rand paul's description, it seems like the shooter was reloading. seeing the shots hitting the ground, not knowing where they were coming from. what else can you glean from this without going too far? >> i think the things that are most remarkable to me is that this is very premeditated and obviously there is a lot of reconnaissance done. traditionally with attempts against congressman, somebody with mental health issues assaulting the capitol or trying to get in through security or trying to target people right around those premises. this serl morninis early mornin off-site of capitol hill. it appears to be collected as one partisan issue or another. what would be interesting to know right away, was the shooter actually going after specific members of the senate. what i'll also be curious to learn about is have we seen this sort of activity before, reconnaissance before, around these events. luckily, sounds like these capitol hill policemen did an amazing jo