ramsey. >> here is ramsey. >> obviously the way he's set up, he wants to be a bit more expansive in possession. the center backs are virtually on the middle line squeezing in, allowing the front players to press from the front. it's had a good effect so far. >> there's mkhitaryan. didn't see tom ince come in behind and steal it. now pritchard. lacazette. huddersfield caught a little square. ramsey. and that is what they need to be careful of here. >> that's going to be the only issue, that high press. if they can get runners, as they did there, lacazette and ramsey, and there is a bit of space but the quality needs to be better from arsenal. initially the set from lacazette was good, but the ball from ramsey was not up to his normal standard. >> arsenal starting to impose themselves a little more physically now. ramsey, the center forward position there, nearly getting in behind. here's mkhitaryan. now kolasinac. good powerful running from him, and he was caught right on the edge of the area.

ruth ramsey. we are looking at a shortage for many different reasons. dr. ruth ramsey is the dean of the health and natural sciences at dominican university a private college in the north bay. dr. ruth ramsey. by 2020, the numbers will be down by 20 percent, nurses retiring and more elderly people needing care. dr. ramsey says dominican has about 100 graduates a year in their nursing program. she talked with me about how they are trying to get more students in and equip them with the skills they need for the very challenging career. she adds, it is a complicated and dynamic issue. nursing is a rigorous undergraduate program - with demanding coursework. there are nearly 3 million nurses in the us. the country will need to produce more than one million new registered nurses by 2022 to fullfill its health care needs according to the american nusrses assocation. while many believe adding more schools or even adding online classes could help, dr. ramsey says it isn't a simple cure. dr. ramsey. you can'

dave ramsey reminds me of luther turner. luther turner believes that you should save something from every check. i have been thinking about that in comparing you to poppa. >> your dad came out of that with an incredible work ethic and you came out of it with an incredible work ethic and sometimes when you are studying a family business we find that second-generation a little weaker, third generation is useless -- [laughter] well, that is not always happen but you've heard the stories and seeing them, to. people think it's true more often than it is but i think back about reading about your dad and the traveling and the way he would go do the deals and he would come back and his old merchandising idea was whatever i bought, you people have to sell and i love that. it's a classic paddler. he was incredible. where do you think the perseverance because his dad and i get that your grandpa had a situation with 11 years old and having to take care of everything for your dad had a never stop motor. his perseverance was rebel. where

ruth ramsey.tage for many different reasons. dr. ruth ramsey is the dean of the health and natural sciences at dominican university a private college in the north bay. dr. ruth ramsey. by 2020, the numbers will be down by 20 percent, nurses retiring and more elderly people needing care. dr. ramsey says dominican has about 100 graduates a year in their nursing program. she talked with me about how they are trying to get more students in and equip them with the skills they need for the very challenging career. she adds, it is a complicated and dynamic issue. nursing is a rigorous undergraduate program - with demanding coursework. there are nearly 3 million nurses in the us. the country will need to produce more than one million new registered nurses by 2022 to fullfill its health care needs according to the american nusrses assocation. while many believe adding more schools or even adding online classes could help, dr. ramsey says it isn't a simple cure. dr. ramsey. you can't just add online classes

but, dave ramsey reminds me of luther turner. luther turner believed he should say something from every check. i've been thinking about that. your dad came out of that with an incredible work ethic. you came out of it with incredible work ethic. sometimes or starting a family business we find out the second generation is a little weaker in the third generation is useless. not always but you seen the stories. i think reading about your dad the traveling and the way he would do the deals and come back in his home merchandising idea is whatever i bought you have to sell. i love that. it's classic. where do you think the perseverance, i get that your grandpa came out of the situation 11 years old. your dad had a never stop mortar. his perseverance was incredible. where did he get that? was it from luther? >> will after my dad had more education in third grade dave he was part of the business unit. he was a working young man his teenager when they went for lunch break my dad snuck off and went to the movie. he knew her cal had gone. i

chief ramsey mentioned it. it's not about punishing an officer for making a mistake because i never do that. you own your mistake. you may get a slap on the wrist or whatever, but if you lie to me, if you -- if your integrity is in check i will fire you, and what frustrates me the most, and this may not be popular, is i have fired people from our department and i've seen them end up elsewhere, and that does frustrate me. i've seen it o many occasions because in mypinion we do not as a police culture do a good enough job to -- to check people's backgrounds. if you're going to hire a police officer that i fire for lying which is his ability to testify as a witness in open court has been compromised for the rest of his career, then i've got a problem with it. but this -- once again, it's my honor to be here, it's a learning experience for me, and it's a pleasure meeting all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you, mayor mcmillan and chief ainsley. so we've heard a number of issues that have come up consistently,

let the battle begin. >> tonight, ramsey, inspiring a new round of cooks on the the season premiere ofmaster chef." >> what happened? >> "e.t." was exclusively on the set of his other show, master chef jr. featuring strong role models, featuring his wife and daughter. >> this idea came from the inspiration we get from females on the daily basis. >> they didn't hold back when it came to spilling family secrets. >> he'll get in. switch on the tv. he'll be like, hey, what's for dinner? i mean, really? >>> still ahead. the end of "this us is "? why the cast is already shooting finale scenes. >> there is an undering of where we're going. >> plus, milo on the actor who nearly took his role. >> had you heard that story? >> no. >>> wedding secrets from christie brinkley's daughter. >> they're just adorable together. >> the role her dad is playing on her big day. >>> and american ninja warrior is back. which major ♪ it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly com

mason ramsey's impromptu performance in a store aisle, earned him instant fame, a record deal, and a- but now, he is back hitting the books at school. brittany jacob reports. mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "i will never forget about my education as much as all these people around here have worked for it."nats locker shuts.mason ramsey also known as the walmart yodeling boy thanks a part of his success to his school -- pope county grade school in golconda.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "if it wasn't for this school, i wouldn't be as smart as i am and i wouldn't be where i'm at right now." despite his new fame and record deal, mason says he will remain humble and kind... pointing out one thing that won't ever happen.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "get the big head - you don't want that. you just want to stay yourself and play it cool because if you get the big head no one's is going to like you."he even reminded me of a lesson old as time.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "like the bible the way you want to be treated, and so i feel like if i leave someone

so you remember charles ramsey from these situations. charles ramsey, it's good to have you., once again, we're standing side by side, trying to make sense of a situation that makes no sense. there are some different features this time, most notably, what we see with weapons, access to weapons, and then the explosives. is that how you size it up? >> sure. the case has some parallels, obviously to columbine, which happened 19 years ago last month. we understand there might have been a pressure cooker device as well as part-tiipe bomb, which used in 1999. the second part of this was weaponry. we can look at things like universal background checks, raising the age. >> doesn't matter here. >> he was a 17-year-old kid who got access to his father's weapon. two home defense weapons, a shotgun and a .38 revolver. listening to the of witness you were talking to earlier, senator john cornyn said that the barrel was shortened. a standard shotgun barrel is anywhere between 18, 20, 22 inches long. you're not allowed to have one with less than an 18-inch barrel or 2 in6 inches in total le

for over 40 years, anoka ramsey athletic association has sought character development. selfless volunteers have donated over 300,000 hours planning, coaching, training, maintaining fields, working concessions and overall operations to ensure that our kids have the opportunity to sports like baseball, basketball, football, lacrosse, softball, volleyball, wrestling, tennis and soccer. to the volunteers of the anoka ramsey athletic association for your decades of service, thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the st. cloud state university wrestling team for winning this year's ncaa division ii national championship. the young men on this team strive every year for excellence and for the third time in the last four years, it paid off. but this year was special. r the first time in huskie history, the team clenched four and the perseverance and excellence of our huskie wrestlers reminds us all, when you commit to excellence and work hard, the result also follow. congratulations to the outstanding student athlete wrestlers of the st. cloud wrestling team for your

at 31, the left—back was the oldest player in sir alf ramsey's starting xi which overcame west germany wembley. he spent most of his club career with huddersfield town before moving to everton where he won the 1966 fa cup. david moyes has left his job as manager of west ham, one of two managers vacating the premier league today. moyes replaced slaven bilic earlier in the season but he only signed a short term deal, which expired yesterday. west ham have today confirmed he won't be carrying on despite steering the club to premier league safety. meanwhile sam alla rdyce was sacked by everton. the former england manager guided them to eighth in the premier league this season and had signed a deal until next summer. it's likely he'll be replaced by the former watford boss marco silva. atletico madrid have been crowned europa league champions. they beat marseille 3—0 in tonight's final in lyon. antoine griezmann scored twice to help secure the spanish side's third europa league trophy in nine years. veteran captain gabi scored a third in the 89th minute to claim the title they also won in 2

there was aaron ramsey with a chance. maybe that was one of the best ones of the night.ame off the end for the second half and the guitar and came on. he had a chance, that was over the bar. so suddenly there were nervy moments especially for diego simeone, the aft of the common good manager. such a declaration to the team, vendors to the stands. —— atletico madrid manager. there were some of the arsene wenger at the end and supporters maybe now have thought that he should go and arsenal have been off the pace for so arsenal have been off the pace for so long but i think that filling in madrid here today this week suddenly was that he deserved something to and with anaheim. he deserves recognition for all these years because 250 games in europe for arsene wenger as a manager and no european trophy. that is almost a unique record of what some would call failure. some stood the test at. thank you, joe for that brilliant round up. i can tell you as well, that madrid could well be playing at marseilles, dramatic night and playing at marseilles, dramatic nightand. in playing

at 31, the left—back was the oldest player in sir alf ramsey's starting xi which beat west germany inwith everton that year but spent most of his club career with huddersfield, who say they are devasted by the news that their most famous player has passed away. he was diagnosed with alzheimers disease 1a years ago. ray wilson, england world cup winner, who has died at the age of 83. well, there's been two high—profile managerial changes in the premier league this afternoon. david moyes has left his job as manager of west ham. moyes replaced slaven bilic earlier in the season but he only signed a short—term deal which expired yesterday. west ham have today confirmed he won't be carrying on despite steering the club to premier league safety. it's also been confirmed sam alla rdyce has left his position at everton. the former england manager guided them to 8th in the premier league this season but he leaves despite signing a deal until the summer of 2019. it's likely he'll be replaced by the former watford boss marco silva. one other football departure, eni aluko, is leaving the double w

. >> reporter: suzanne ramsey is a musician.s also a san francisco native and was curious about the organ. >> almost feelsike this crazy living breathing thing. i'm serious. it feels really powerful. >> reporter: the owners of the building plan to hold more events to show off their organ in the future. kate larsen, abc 7 news. ♪ >> beautiful. hard to play, too. feet and hands going. >> incredible. all right. let's switch gears and head to the weather. >> all right. meteorologist sandhya patel is there.g that equipment back >> that's right. and i hope that you find that our weather is just as incredible as that music. right now from our mount tamalpais camera. the fog layer has been about 1,000 to 1,500 feet deep. tonight it will continue to deepen. so in the overnight hours do expect the fog to become more widespread. here is a view that is just absolutely stunning from our east bay hills camera. sun went down at 8:06 and it was a fiery sunset with a beautiful view of that fog coming in. never gets old here in the bay area. we'r

. >> reporter: suzanne ramsey is a musician.ve and was curious about the organ. >> almost feels like this crazy living breathing thing. i'm serious. it feels really powerful. >> reporter: the owners of the building plan to hold more events to show off their organ in the future. kate larsen, abc 7 news. ♪ >> beautiful. hard to play, too. feet and hands going. >> incredible. all right. let's switch gears and head to the weather. >> all right. meteorologist sandhya patel is working that equipment back there. >> that's right. and i hope that you find that our weather is just as incredible as that music. right now from our mount tamalpais camera. the fog layer has been about 1,000 to 1,500 feet deep. tonight it will continue to deepen. so in the overnight hours do expect the fog to become more widespread. here is a view that is just absolutely stunning from our east bay hills camera. sun went down at 8:06 and it was a fiery sunset with a beautiful view of that fog coming in. never gets old here in the bay area. we're going to be seei

>> ramsey. >> ramsey, he says the revolution created talent. what he meant was that people who would otherwise have been lived out lives of total obscurity and you would have never heard of them, adams would have remained country lawyer outside of austin and madison would have been a school master somewhere in new jersey and that revolution created a crisis that forced talent to the surface. >> uh-huh. >> jay shows up and writes this thing first continental congress, it is really brilliant and nobody noticed it is written by jay, so that this is like the tonybean theory in the history, you know, leadership only comes into existence in moments of great crisis. >> and they were all aware of this? >> yes. very aware. >> very aware of what they were doing. >> yeah. and but where gordon and i are in agreement again, nothing, just a level of agreement neither of us is particularly pleased about -- [laughter] that, there is a line mark twain, in "innocence abroad" goes to holy land and says, christ been here once will never come again. you are not goi

11-year-old mason ramsey, captivated our hearts and eardrums.enaded unsuspecting shoppers. >> i got into it. since mason's music career has blown up, he has not forgotten where he came from. this is a crowd yesterday at a knoxville, tennessee walmart where he performed. >> look at how many people are out there to watch him. and it seems that mason's on to something of a walmart tour right now at the moment. he's also appearing at a store in chattanooga today. >> all right, he knows his crowds. here's mason performing at the grand ole opry. that's the top of the country music world. >> he was at coachella as well, proving he's not a sellout as yet. he's doing the walmart tour. wow. love to see him. >> he's still mason from the block. >> from sixth street. >>> and finally, since we didn't get enough of tom brady's met gala look, here it is again in all its glory. >> and we do mean glory. so tom doesn't even want to take credit for his fashion choice, by the way. he says he's giving all the props to his wife gisele. i don't know if that's supposed

ramsey says those triggered by this, congratulations, you obviously got everything else in your lifesuch that all you have to whine about is some kid up stupid and tacky from proposal. people, stop overreacting, have a sense of humor, ignore the prom if you're not going. there are so many other things more important than this. a political prom proposal. rob: a big wedding saturday. >> if you are in the market from a royal wedding themed suits, disturbing and hilarious i would describe it. the brand selling this has got you covered. they are selling one piece bathing suits, the giant faces of prince harry and megan markel and selling like hot cakes or scones if you're in england. i know you wanted to watch the royal wedding, we hand selected this story. a lot of girls wearing this to bachelor parties. >> thank you so much. jillian: never going to get the image out of my head. the national ban on bedding lifted, the supreme court relating gambling across the country. why our next guest says it is a big win for law enforcement too. rob: live in butler, pennsylvania ahead of the election

to criticize him for moral failings but the gray ironing is that johnson and the attorney general ramsey ordered hoover you must get his assassin and spare nothing. he didn't violate the crime but the murder laws of tennessee. they issued several and i put them in the book they don't say wanted for the murder but civil rights conspiracy so hoover deployed every asset for a manhunt. first of all nobody even knows a man killed him. first of all nobody even knows a man killed him. long -- j edgar hoover noon they would go down in infamy so strangely at that time they did a great job hunting him down because they knew they had to do it when i matter what hoover thought about him. >> i love you describe the early csi to find the fingerprints, going back to prison and match fingerprints and matching to his name. >> a bunch of leg work. they just took to the field and said he must've come through birmingham let's go to the gun shops and then now let's find that customers of the man who waited on him. campus the entire neighborhood we don't know where he stayed we would go to every boardinghouse

ruth ramsey: "number one health care becomes more expensive because nurses can and demand more.tion isn't available when you need them to be. it means that the nurse who responds to your elderly parent isn't as available because they are spreading themselves more thinly among 8 or 10 patients, instead of a smaller load.">( james ) a spokesperson with the california nurses assocation says schools are ánot able to hire qualified teachers because many would have to take a large pay cut to leave nursing. ( darya ) is it possible to read road signs ... while driving safely?( james ) stanley roberts has the answer in this edition of people behaving badly. (this is where my gps sent me) your gps sent you here (yup) you didn't read the signs .. no this is where my gps sent me man how did i end up in the carpool lane (this is the lane i take every single day) by yourself i swear honestly i take this road every single day i'm not looking at the signs these are conversations i had with drivers caught in a carpool crackdown in san francisco at the 80 onramp to the bay bridge officers from t

if you like our story and i see that in francesca ramsey's approach, as well, as the community she's built around her book. i think the book is called that escalated quickly. >> yeah, i'm working on that one. >> i just got a copy and it's beautiful. she someone else who i feel that i've been able to see a someone who's in the community and social media every step of the way and how this book connects to the larger culture shift she is pushing for in the community and also as a black woman. i feel invested in the success of this book and understanding that the amplification of her voice improvise mind and wanting to make sure she her book everywhere. i definitely someone who came to publishing as an organizer who likes to write the night shift starting to write my own books and connect and be a part of this i really like to work with organizers or people or entrepreneurs for their own building communities who are going to hustle within their communities to help uplift and build a fence and workshops and things like that that will get people to make a deep, intimate connection with the

. >> charles ramsey, let me bring you in here and ask you a question that's actually tough for me to even think about, which is why does it take so long to notify the parents of the children that have been lost? >> well, the parents may not be readily accessible. i mean, people are at work, could be on vacation, could be a variety of things. it's not just parents. you try to notify as many next of kin as possible, siblings, aunts, uncles, whom ever. so sometimes it takes time. that's not unusual in homicide cases where you're not able to reach everyone who needs to be notified right away. >> but for a school where they have a point of contact for every student, i would think it would be easier to reach a parent than for just an average adult. >> well, would you think so but, again, you know, phone numbers can change, other things can come up. i don't know why it's taking so long but it not all that unusual. there could be one or two families out there that they've not been able to yet notify everyone. and then they may have reached parent and the parent say don't put anything out yet

at 31, the left—back was the oldest player in sir alf ramsey's starting xi which overcame west germanyyates has had another fantastic day at the giro d'italia, winning a second stage at this year's race. he attacked with 1,000 metres to go at the end of the hilly 156—kilometre 11th stage, and came home ahead of his nearest rivalfor the title, tom domoulin. yates extends his lead over the reigning champion to 47 seconds overall. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. more now on north korea, which has threatened to cancel next month's summit with president trump if washington continues to insist it give up its nuclear weapons unilaterally. earlier, it pulled out of this week's talks with south korea in protest at the resumption ofjoint military exercises with the us. anthony ruggiero is a senior fellow at the washington—based conservative think—tank, the foundation for defense of democracies, and is a former north korea analyst for the us state department. hejoins me from washington dc. thank you for being w

also joining us cnn law enforcement analyst along with charles ramsey. charles, as we look at this, we know how much -- i'm sorry, we may not have charles with us. jonathan, i'm going to throw this one to you. as we look at -- we're hearing from josh the talk about the planning. so you have these devices versus just deciding one day to pick up a firearm. the fact that those devices didn't detonate may not mean that there was some sort of malfunction, it may mean simply that perhaps this person was not at that point in their planning. >> listen, the fact that we have explosives to begin with introduced into this incident is disconcerting. we don't know the condition of the explosive devices at the time that law enforcement got to them. so they could have been rendered safe by explosives teams, the eod teams that went to look for these. and police may have taken those devices for evidentiary value. again, we don't know and we've yet to ascertain the conditions of those explosives. >> when we talk about the training and we talk so much about the training th

his nephew, ramsey yusef, was behind the '93 attack on the world trade center, and sheikh muhammad financed that operation. he was also behind the infamous plot in the philippines. tragically, he was the individual personally kill ed a wall street correspondent and filmed that heinous act. he also, after 9/11, carried out an attack on a synagogue in tunisia, and he had other attacks planned. we were able to warn allies about a planned attack, for example, on heathrow airport. mr. nasiri was the amir of the attack in 2000 on the "uss cole" in which we lost 17 sailors. he also was behind the attack on a french ship, "limbburg," and he was the al qaeda chief of operations in the gulf and arabian peninsula. >> i thank you for that. i think it's important to put into context when individuals are mentioned, what their role was in terrorism and why they were the focus of not only the agency, but law enforcement. with that i would like to ask the vice chairman for any closing statements he would like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the testimony of then nominee of john brennan -- >> i'm john k

>> ramsey. he says the revolution created talent. he meant people that who had otherwise lived out lives of total obscurity, animals would've been a country lawyer outside of boston. adams would have been a country lawyer outside of boston. there was a crisis that war stem out. -- there was a crisis that forced them out. jay shows up and writes this thing first continental congress, it is really brilliant and nobody noticed it is written by jay, so that this is like the queen bee in the history, you know, leadership only comes into existence in momentsof great crisis. >> and they were all aware of this kretschmer >> at yes. very aware. gordon and i are in agreement, again, nothing, there ,s a line by mark twain innocents abroad goes to the holy land. he says, christ has been here once, will never come again. you are never going to see these guys again. [laughter] >> now, maybe will have a crisis in the 21st century that is commensurate with the one they faced. war ises, the civil thought not to have been such a crisis. it produced a

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helena ramsey. alexander schecter. carmen sen trif. and peter wang. so i'd just like to go through some of the pictures here. this is a picture of meadow with her grandmother. we all went on a family cruise for her 80 birthday. and this is her grandfather that had died a few years ago. they had a very close relationship. and her brother lunter. and her cousin becca. and family vacation we were at the cabbage patch museum. and at a hockey game. and san francisco, obviously. hunter. one of our favorite ice cream cases. this is her brother in the picture and her father. and this is a picture of her with her father. i think i have a few more of those. andrew at different times. meadow and andrew. and this is something that was put together. her cousins and friends made collages and pictures and had decorated these rocks and that was displayed at our house. pictures of meadow, this is before homecoming. and this is all of us cooking in the kitchen. and this is a picture of meadow with her brothers and cousins. and this is how she lived all the time surroun

enforcement talking about police community relations featuring the former philadelphia commissioner charles ramseylast month at the conference of mayors. the topic, police community relations. >> whether we are large, small, medium committee does not matter. it is in our collective best interest to build the trust, that legitimacy. think about it, if you saw something on the news, however bad it might be, and the public is watching it from your town, your city, and people looked into said, that is terrible, but our cops would never do anything like that. we have a long way to go before that conversation takes place in a lot of our cities, but why t be athat vehicle -- tha b goal? we will be challenged constantly. i guarantee you will be challenged. so that is why having relationships, building trust, legitimacy, we talk about procedural justice and things like that, but we also have to look at internal procedural justice -- how do we treat our own people? we are very punishment given as police organizations. we have rules and regulations. you do this, you get this much time off. you get fired if y

read a story in the washington post in 2004 they finally pulled running water and electricity out to ramsey ridge. the youngest of ten. a very hard life. a couple of pictures that we head in that screen. she did a lot of siblings but a difficult life and it made her incredibly strong personally. when i was think about writing the story because i'd heard all of these for myas mom or my grandmother. she was a teacher and i remember going to her bedroom before i go to school. and we would talk about the civil war. did a great uncle who have fought in the war. it was the only thing she really had to leave. it was a single shot rifle. and my great uncle paul well wrote. i head in my office at home. in my grandmother said the only thing wrong about was that they fought for the yankees. didn't they win. it was a long winning battle between us. that was my ways, with my own mother for this book. i looked at pages of notes. and her recollection of things that happened were pristine. i can't even remember what happened yesterday. she said when you grow upid like that you never forget for me that was

a money expert anthony kneel our friend with ramsey solutions and author joins us with more on the teent's fantastic. i never pick this stuff up but have you got everything in here to show a kid how to be an entrepreneur. >> yeah, steve and good morning to you. but you said it right. 75% of parents do not know how to help their students start a young business. and we are also seeing that 45%. nearly 50% of students want to start their own business. we said, hey, why not come up with a toolbox that will help parents empower their kids to start their own business. steve: i like the way did you go through the stages right down to after they get the job interview. >> gratitude. there is nothing like being grateful and telling a customer thank you so much for the opportunity to serve you. steve: have you such an interesting story. you know what you are talking about. when you were 19 years old, you come from good family but you wound up living out of a car. >> yeah. $25,000 in debts before i turned 19 years old. homeless, sleeping in the back of my car. not because of my parents. not because

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at 32, the left—back was the oldest player in sir alf ramsey's starting xi which overcame west germanyn the 1966 fa cup. well, there's been two high profile managerial changes in the premier league this afternoon — david moyes has left hisjob as manager of west ham. moyes replaced slaven bilic earlier in the season but he only signed a short term deal, which expired yesterday. west ham have today confirmed he won't be carrying on despite steering the club to premier league safety. moyes now hasn't lasted more than one whole season in any of his managerial roles since taking overfrom sir alex ferguson at manchester united in 2013. it's also been confirmed sam alla rdyce has left his position at everton. the former england manager guided them to 8th in the premier league this season, having arrived with the club facing relegation. but many everton fans weren't happy with allardyce's style of football and he leaves despite signing a deal until the summer of 2019. chelsea ladies striker eni aluko will be leaving the club at the end of the season. the 31—year old, who has 102 england caps,