i wasn't aware of it _ robertson to apologise.of it during _ robertson to apologise. i wasn't aware of it during the _ robertson to apologise. i wasn't aware of it during the game, - robertson to apologise. i wasn't aware of it during the game, it l robertson to apologise. i wasn't i aware of it during the game, it was after the game and didn't want to see the pictures before the press conference because it makes life a little bit easier if you don't know what's happening. i spoke to pretty much, i spoke to robertson and all the other guys, not to the assistant, i was not involved in that talk, but i think it is all dealt with really well.- that talk, but i think it is all dealt with really well. new york red bulls forward _ dealt with really well. new york red bulls forward has _ dealt with really well. new york red bulls forward has been _ dealt with really well. new york red bulls forward has been handed - dealt with really well. new york red bulls forward has been handed a - bulls forward has been handed a six—game ban by majo

geoffrey robertson, welcome to hardtalk. how big a deal is the icc�*s decision to charge vladimir putin with war crimes and issue an arrest warrant? it's very important because it has removed a credibility that he would otherwise have had. he is banned now from 123 countries. so, in addition, he may well end up in the hague, not soon, of course, but in years to come, there may be a coup and he may, like milosevic, be handed overfor... to ease sanctions. he may, in time, he's only 69, be stumbling into the dock like some old nazi, as there are at the moment in germany, so it is not without significance. i'm imagining people listening to you in moscow and giving a look of complete distain to what they have just heard. the fact is vladimir putin is still president of russia, comfortable in the kremlin. you say he can't travel. actually, i spoke to a member of the duma, the russian parliament, just a few days ago — yevgeny popov — who said, "forget it. "of course, vladimir putin is still going to travel. "he's going to travel an

is stood down whilst the fa investigates this incident with andy robertson. and olympic silver medallists — but it's gold for britain's curlers at the world championships. hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. jon rahm says winning his first masters on what would have been seve ballesteros�* 66th birthday was incredibly meaningful and said his compatriot was giving him a helping hand around augusta. the spaniard came from behind in sunday's final round to earn a maiden greenjacket. our correspondent andy swiss was there... what andy swiss was there... a day to remember forjor he what a day to rememberforjon rahm. he clinched his first masters title in ultimately emphatic style. he began the final round two shots behind brooks koepka but he never really recovered from a poor start and instead, it was 52—year—old phil mickelson who rode into contention. mickelson who rode into contention. mickelson began the final round some ten shots adrift but he really rolled back the years to set a testing target. butjon rahm held his nerve over th

the 38—year—old also confirmed he has apologised to robertson.red bulls forward dante vanzeir has been handed a six—game ban by major league soccer for using a racist remark during a match. play was stopped for 20 minutes during the red bulls�* clash with sanjose earthquakes last saturday because of the confrontation. the belgian later apologised and the club announced that he would step away to avoid "distractions". the 24—year—old will also need to to participate in additional league—mandated training and education sessions. to tennis and andrey rublev is a set up againstjan lennard struff in the quarterfinals of the monte carlo masters. later there will be a surprise all—italian affair as the world number eightjannick sinner faces lorenzo musetti. the 21—year—old shocked world number one novak djokovic in their last 16 tie on thursday to set up the encounter. djokovic won the first set and had looked in control, but lost the next two sets to the 16 seed. after his defeat, djokovic laid out his frustrations in a press conference. the feeling is

neil robertson has just drawn level at 4-4 with robertson has just drawn level at 4—1; with the debutantp up—to—date with that on bbc two. eilish mccolgan is out of sunday's london marathon after picking up a knee problem. mccolgan is the british half—marathon record holder and the commonwealth games' 10,000 metre champion. she was due to be making her debut in the event but has delayed herjourney to london to give herself as much time as possible to make a decision. her mother liz mccolgan won the london marathon in 1996. and that's all the sport for now. europe is facing a massive cocaine crisis, according to law enforcement agencies. production of the drug has increased by a third in just one year, after a slowdown over the pandemic. europe and north america are the largest markets for cocaine. in the most recent discovery — british authorities seized more than a tonne of cocaine found floating off the south coast. drug smugglers are even using submarines to bring millions of dollars worth of cocaine into the continent from south america. our europe correspondent nick beake has more.

robertson approached the official at the end of the first half of their 2—2 draw with arsenal in thed appeared to make contact, with hatzidakis then raising his arm. former referee keith hackett says hatzidakis�* career is injeopardy if he's found guilty of making contact with robertson. we've reached the quarter final stage in the european champions league and a mouthwatering clash on tuesday night sees manchester city host bayern munich in the first leg. it's the first time manager pep guardiola has faced his former side since leaving bayern in 2016. city are still chasing a first european title but go into the game in good form having not been beaten since the start of february and the scale of the achievement should they go all the way isn't lost on the boss. tennis�* clay court season is underway in earnest although the monte carlo masters is missing the likes of nafa nadal and carlos alcarez. british number one cameron norrie is there, but is already out. the eleventh seed was outclassed by argentina's francisco cerundolo in the first round 6—3, 6—4. britain's jack draper is th

deputy director robertson. >> good morning, commissioner turner i'm bruce are robertson with financial management. i'm pitch hitting for carla short. i have been with the department for 8 years consulting and wing for the city and county for 23. and as the cfo i over see finance, budgeting, capital planning. contract admin and hr, it and a section the performance management we keep track of metrics and data driven decisions. am i'm here a lot we have a lot of contracts for approval and look forward to working with you the coming months and years. >> now to directors almeida and gordon come up i would be grateful. >> good morning, commissioners my namea albert co deputy director of infrastructure and city engineer i was born in san francisco come worked with public works for over 28 year. over see the right-of-way and that includes the roadways, sidewalks bridges, walls, tunnels and everything in front of the building. that is i want to wish commissioner turner a big welcome to the team. thank you deputy director. >> good morning commissioner turner good to meet you i'm ron almeida. i'm

robertson was subsequentlky booked for his reaction.ow cards shown in the game that had a number of flashpoints. it's really tight towards the bottom of the table, there was a huge win for crystal palace, 5—1 at leeds united. that moves palace up to 12th, leeds remain two points above the relegation zone.leeds actually took the lead through patrick bamford but palace levelled just before the break through marc guehi and leeds unravelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are six points above the relegation zone. this is a good day, but it's not going to be good days forever. i have been lucky so far. i have an excellent three or four weeks of training which i really enjoyed. i've had an excellent three or four weeks�* training which i've really enjoyed. i have seen the team play very well in two matches. i suppose if i was a younger less cynical person i might be — i might

and snooker history at the crucible, as neil robertson makes two 146 breaks at the world championship're starting with football and potentially crucial dropped points for arsenal in their quest for a first premier league title in nearly 20 years. they let slip a two goal lead — to draw 2—all at west ham. bakayo saka missing a penalty at the london stadium. the result leaves arsenal four points clear of manchester city, who have a game in hand. they meet later this month — a game expected to decide the title. mathematically i don't know what is going to happen, and three weeks later, i don't know what is going to happen. but what we can do mathematically is to give ourselves the best chance by winning matches and today we play for 30 or 35 minutes and that is not enough in this league. no problems for manchester united today — they moved up to third after beating nottingham forest 2—nil. antony opened the scoring and then assisted diogo dalot put away his first premier league goal in a united shirt. erik ten hag's side have put themselves in a great position for a top fourfinish, now s

robertson approached the official at the end of the first half of their 2—2 draw with arsenal in theand appeared to make contact, with hatzidakis then with hatzidakis, then raising his arm. former referee keith hackett says hatzidakis�* career is injeopardy if he's found guilty of making contact with robertson. it's the quarterfinals of the european champions league this week — and on tuesday night manchester city host bayern munich in the first leg at the etihad stadium. city are still chasing a first european title but go into the game in good form having not been beaten since the start of february. there's also a fascinating sub—plot too that sees pep guardiola take on his former side for the first time since quitting the alianz arena. bayern are now managed by thomas tuchel — the man who led chelsea to victory against city in the 2021 final. we saw three or four games that bayern munich played, they are so creative. we tried to figure out, obviously, in all departments it would have been difficult. tennis�* clay court season is underway in earnest although the monte carlo masters

alexander robertson acted inappropriately with liz and caused the new bride to get angry. this was described as a separation and derangement of the marriage which ended as soon as it had started but somehow alexander robertson the game ownership of lives and baby harry who is now two days old. alexander robertson kept the baby at his house in new york and sold elizabeth to charleston south carolina a truly place to be. this is the name of the ship as she traveled on the lucretia and the captain of that ship had become notorious and atari is captain who people in new york knew was kidnapped -- would kidnap free of people and sell them into. it appeared in the new york papers recently. captain tinker who will probably sale for charleston in a day or two has onboard a considerable number some of these objects were seen praying to their relentless proprietor as they might be permitted to remain in new york in their petitions were treated with disdain. it will be on their guard that they should be with kidnappers and share the same fate many did. but liz was not free. she was n

he just sat in the chair and from start to finish robertson was arson.re in the — was awesome. we have only ever seen before in the theatre, _ was awesome. we have only ever seen before in the theatre, he _ was awesome. we have only ever seen before in the theatre, he made - was awesome. we have only ever seen before in the theatre, he made five - before in the theatre, he made five and six today. he values that percentage, he loves these little ones. ., , ., ., ones. you can see how hard he was t in: to ones. you can see how hard he was trying to make _ ones. you can see how hard he was trying to make it — ones. you can see how hard he was trying to make it for— ones. you can see how hard he was trying to make it for the _ ones. you can see how hard he was trying to make it for the second - trying to make it for the second one, _ trying to make it for the second one. he — trying to make it for the second one, he loves these little nuggets of stats _ one, he loves these little nuggets of stats that he can make. it was a masterclass, long potting, he real

understand that defeat is already approaching, he simply cease hostilities thank you again george robertsonormer nato secretary general was sharp spotlati chain you watch the ukrainian version and do not forget to subscribe to our youtube channel espresso tv spotligain with q version with you as before volodymyr ostapchuk and now is the time to destroy the myths created by kremlin propaganda we like to do this with our partners from stafayk and with me now on direct communication with the executive director of stopfay - ruslan deynychenko p ruslane my congratulations congratulations, so as every week we choose the three most egregious cases the creation of fakes by russian propaganda and the first, albeit indirectly related to the americans, russian mass media accuse volodymyr zelensky of embezzling 400 million us dollars, these funds were allegedly allocated by the united states for the purchase of fuel for the armed forces of ukraine, in addition to lviv propagandists refer to the american journalist seymour hersh who he made public the evidence of the accusations. and we will actually di

robertson approached the official at the end of the first half of their 2—2 draw with arsenal and appeared's been a few early exits from the monte carlos masters for the brits, including andy murray who lost in straight sets in the first round. the 35—year—old was facing australian alex de minaur in monaco, but was easily defeated 6—1, 6—3. it was a return to clay for murray who says it is his most difficult surface to play on following his hip surgery. cameron norrie is also out of the monte carlo masters after losing to francisco cerundolo in the first round. the british number one, ranked 13th in the world, was beaten 6—3, 6—4 by argentina's cerundolo. but fellow brit jack draper had better luck with a straight sets win over sebastian baez. after having to pull out of the indian wells last month with an abdominal injury, draper recovered to beat the argentine 6—3, 7—5. he'll play 10th seed hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. live from london. this is bbc news. 0n the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreemen

robertson was subsequentlky booked for his reaction.hpoints. it's really tight towards the bottom of the table, there was a huge win for crystal palace, 5—1 at leeds united. that moves palace up to 12th, leeds remain two points above the relegation zone. leeds actually took the lead through patrick bamford, but palace levelled just before the break through marc guehi, and leeds unravelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and 0dsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are six points above the relegation zone. and that's all the sport for now. here in the uk — the conservative party has rejected a suggestion from its leader in scotland that voters could tactically back labour to oust the scottish national party. speaking to a british newspaper — douglas ross said "where there is the strongest candidate to beat the snp — you get behind that candidate." but he seemed to take a slightly different tack in a later interview

robertson was subsequentlky booked for his reaction.ly tight towards the bottom of the table. there was a huge win for crystal palace, 5—1 at leeds united. that moves palace up to 12th, leeds remain two points above the relegation zone. leeds actually took the lead through patrick bamford, but palace levelled just before the break through marc guehi and leeds unravelled in the second half, jordan ayew scored twice, eberechi eze and odsonne edouard were also on the scoresheet for palace. that's two wins out of two for them since roy hodgson returned to palace, and they are six points above the relegation zone. and that's all the sport for now. i'll be back in the next hour with an update — i'll be back in the next hour with an update - _ bbc analysis has found that, over the past winter, one in every seven hospital beds in england was taken up by someone well enough to go home. one of those facing the wait is charlotte mills—murray. she may only have months to live, but is still in hospital many weeks after being cleared to leave. our he

. >> astrophysicist brand robertson flew us through 130,000 galaxies, half never seen before.rmous swirls of billions of stars each. some like our own milky way and others, well, out of this world. >> we call this galaxy at the center of the screen the cosmic rose. just by chance it looks like a rose does. you can see that dusty red irregular galaxy. you know, space is more crowded than you might think, and actually galaxies wind up interacting with each other. they actually will merge together. so i'm zooming in now on a pair of galaxies that are merging together, interacting. you can see that they're disturbed because the gravity of one galaxy yanks the stars out of the other galaxy. >> they're running into each other. >> they're running into each other. >> reporter: robertson, of the university of california santa cruz, helps lead webb's most ambitious which is, the advanced deep extragalactic survey. >> well, we've discovered the most distant galaxy in the universe, the one that is the furthest away from us that we currently know about. i'd like to share that with you. can

nic robertson saw the rescue operation firsthand. >> reporter: the firefighters have been working hereor over 20 hours already today. we've been watching them bring out bodies right throughout the day. they're up there now, high up, going through the last bit of rubble, they believe there are bodies up there. this is just going on all day. residents asleep as a russian missile ripped through their apartments. rescuers in this small central ukrainian city uman on the scene fast. sohei was one of the first. >> translator: there were terrible screams of children. the explosion was very powerful. the houses started to shake in the nearby areas. the first one we pulled out was a living woman who was put in the balambulance, but she died hospital. >> reporter: the death toll climbing through the day. this lady telling us she heard the missile, put her kids in the bathtub, and pillows over their heads, and hoped they'd live. fighting back tears, she said so many children live here, a gaping concrete and rubble wound where those innocent lives shattered. families and friends desperately awaiti

robertson won the title in 2010, but has not made a final since then. at the world championships.welshmanjakjones. we had hoped to take you to against the welshman jakjones. we had hoped to take you to table number one, where the defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is playing. he is 8—3 up against pang junxu. he was 6—3 from the morning session. and he is now 8—3 up. you can follow that on the bbc sport website or bbc two. england took a step towards yet another women's six nations grand slam with a 59—3 thrashing of wales at cardiff arms park. both teams came into the match boasting two wins from two and it was wales who drew blood. and it was wales who drew blood first through a keira bevan penalty. but the red roses were stung into action and scored three unanswered tries before halftime, including a magnificent solo effort from abby dow to lead 19—3 at the break. it accelerated after that. holly aitchison running in the first of six more tries for the visitors, as wales had no answer. england at one stage were reduced to 13 players, following yellow cards to marlie packer and

we talk about this changing the future of journalism, really it is not an exaggeration. jeffrey robertson, if this wasn't the us who was asking for julian a sorry to be deported, but we substituted china or russia. what do you think the reaction would be? well, the reaction will depend on the country, but speak, and of course, to preach. try your russia. the answer would be no. with america, the answer is always yes. and that is a reflection of this particular government. if we had being on the mr. coleman, or maybe even it might be lead to the court, but the government always bending over backwards. sometimes the court to be then that is when you get real justice. in this case it's the 1st john, very impression. but he said this again shouldn't go to merican because it was in danger of being dealt with. ready bad in the super max prison system as he would as an to stick man a. ready would be likely to commit suicide. now, the court of appeals traditionally accepted american undertaking this and so we wait for the 2 other issue. this is my american colleague who said very free speech shou

at half—time, the assistant referee met andy robertson. robertson left holding his chin.rmino, 2—2. anfield rocked and so did arsenal. this was how close they came to defeat. aaron ramsdale saved a point. arsenal might have had three. at 2—0, i think we had the game in our hands and that was the moment we had to kill the game, and we didn't. we made an error in that phase and conceded a goal straightaway and, after that, you know, you have to defend your box. so manchester city's weekend, but arsenal still on top. they meet each other later this month. the race is on. what a return for roy hodgson at crystal palace. it's two wins out of two as his side took a big step towards premier league survival with a 5—1win at leeds. the home side took the lead, but a dominant second half performance from palace saw them take control, withjordan ayew scoring twice. they're now six points clear of the relegation zone, while leeds are just two clear in 16th. dundee united reignited their hopes of staying in the scottish premiership after a late win over hibernian. the game looked to b

nic robertson is in uman for us., tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: the recovery is still going on here, intense efforts at this building behind me, ukraine's interior minister says he believes at the moment that this was caused by a stealth cruise missile, a kh-101 flying at low level. but let me get out of the way. david's going to zoom in, and you can take a look there at the firefighters. they're gathered around the first floor there. these big diggers have been pulling out rubble for hour after hour, ten hours now since the missile impacted here. they've been pulling out bodies. it appears as if they may have found another. police have been giving us an update. three children among the dead here. they're working, as you see, recovering unfortunately this is the death toll that we're witnessing right here, right now. we are witnessing the death toll, this horrible scene, and this apartment building here in uman that was hit overnight very tragically by this missile, the death toll you're witnessing here cl

the kicker robertson, who was trying to explain the matter to the referee , was met with a yellow cardsh and matin, the attacker, should be banned bayern munich's cameroon missed the game against city in the quarter finals of the european champions league. chap matin could not recover after the injury, that is why they are banned from accompanying his team . there are two conditions for staying in newton rome. it is rozha, which means closing a team that can fight for the championship of the italian league next season. after the match between real and villarreal, alex went to hide and hide in the eyes of what he saw with a sleeping mouse . walberd told baana to read baana in the game and said, "i have nothing." i insulted flan, now i'm suing and a criminal case has been opened for valverde and the sacrifice of the legend to keep marco reus as captain and the legend of dortmund wants to extend his contract for another season, for this he is ready to reduce the annual salary of 93 million euros and half, and in the best case with the addition of bonuses and the prizes will earn seven mil

robertson won the title in 2010 but has not made a final since then.livan is playing his first round match to a finish. the rocket is going for a record eighth title in sheffield. he leads china's pang junx—u by seven frames to three. he said earlier he doesn't see what he can't win ten world titles. babar azam scored an unbeaten century as pakistan set new zealand 193 to win the second t20 international and level the series. his 101 came offjust 58 balls as they made 192 forfour. the kiwis are struggling to get the runs. and that's all the sport for now. here in the uk the prime minister is to ban the construction of new smart—motorways which use technology to regulate speed and traffic flow on some of the uk's highways. live now to our correspondent, damien grammaticas. these motorways have been controversial for years, haven't they? controversial for years, haven't the ? , ., ., ., they? these are where you have had existin: they? these are where you have had existing stretches _ they? these are where you have had existing stretches of _ they? these

finallistjudd trump takes on former semifinallist anthony mcgill, mark williams will play jimmy robertson2005 champion shaun murphy opens up againat sijiahui. four—time championjohn higgins takes on david grace, who last week was battling just to save his tour card. and another four—time winner, mark selby, faces another englishman in matthew selt. history made for great britain's gymnasts — their first ever women's team gold at the european championships in turkey. 18—year—old defending floor and world championjessica gadirova topped the standings in both the floor and beam qualifying. there were similarly impressive results for her teammates, 0ndine achampong, alice kinsella, georgia—mae fenton and the returning becky downie back on bars, as they made history, beating italy and netherlands to the gold medal of the four apparatus. oklahoma city thunder had shay gilgeous alexander to thank for helping them past new orleans pelicans 123—118 in nba's play—in tournment, with sga making four free throws in the last 30 seconds to help the setup a meeting with the timberwolves on friday. chicag

and first we want to go to nic robertson where he is seeing the bodies being pulled from that building right where you are. what is the latest of what you seeing? >> 3 of the 19 people that you are talking about being killed here are children. the rescue workers are still looking into basement area. if you can zoom in on them there, and those firefighters, and you will notice that there are far fewer of the firefighters than there were before. what we are beginning to see here as far as the basement of the building is concerned, and remember, when the siren is going off, many people will hide in the basements and we are seeing the bodies coming out, and the diggers are clearing out the basement to see if there is anymore bodies coming out, but it is looking like they are to the end of that, but david, if you are tilting up, you can see higher up on the 8th, and the 9th floors, the apartments are completely pancaked, and we know that her friend was in one of the eighth floor apartments, and the lady survived, but the husband is in the rubble. somewhere up there they believe is a 13-year

nic robertson, i appreciate it.le the many eyes are on these russian attacks, a lot of the focus is on the counteroffensive. what is the latest? >> we have been talking about this for months. these forces would ramp up their attacks, their push along the eastern front line. we did get an update from the defense minister, spending hours that the preparation for that counter fences are coming to a close. support into support in recent months coming in the form of routines. there has been this lightning speed population process if you will to get ukrainian soldiers trained up on those trains and trained up on those media weapons. it may not be enough to start this counteroffensive for now. they are outgunned by russian forces. we have seen them struggle. this is a quote from a senior adviser speaking to -- last night. take a listen. >> for ammunition to start the counter auxiliary battle fight. then using your manpower, and they need more vehicles and tanks, which we were starting to receive from the western states, th

for more on this i spoke to katie robertson. she's a media reporter with the new york times.s the big question, - happened here? well, i think that is the big question, isn't| that is the big question, isn't it? apparently this was a that was just made it? apparently this was a that wasjust made on it? apparently this was a that was just made on friday by the ceo of fox news and they didn't tell tucker until this morning, until monday morning and sources say that he was shocked and surprised and everyone inside the network was surprised as well. 0bviously outside of the network it came as a shock to everyone. and what we understand is that he was really the subject of a lot of tumult both inside and outside. he was set to be a witness in the dominion trail and a lot of unflattering e—mails and text messages had come out of that is part of the discovery. is also facing a lawsuit from a former producer who accused him of presiding over a hostile workplace culture. over a hostile workplace culture-— over a hostile workplace culture. ., , , culture. can you tell us why this is su

body in charge of match officials in england says they'll investigate after liverpool defender andy robertsonred to be struck by assistant referee constantine hatzidakis at half time of their 2—2 draw with arsenal in the premier league. as for the football, the result could have huge ramifications for the title after goals from mo salah and roberto firmino dented arsenal's aspirations, having taken a 2—0 lead at anfield. mikel arteta's side are six points clear of second placed manchester city, who can win the title if they win all their remaining fixtures. at 2—0 i think we have the game in our hands and that was the moment we had to kill the game and we did not, we made an error in that phase and conceded straightaway. after that, there are moments, you know you have to defend your box. they put aerial balls in the box. a bit of luck at times. we managed to get a point. i am happy, really happy that we were part of a spectacular football game with a positive performance from us. that's cool, that's cool and i take that, 100%. give me one hour or two or three and i will feel much better abou

private investigator, rich robertson, joined steve' defense team right away, saw what h believed, washeir story, their version of events almost immediately >> husband always does it, right? >> in reality, they focused in on one person, and they had story, and that is what they moved on they zeroed in on stev democker, right from the beginning. >> roberts and said, detective should've taken a much close look at another man and carrol 's life. jim. the man who lived in the guesthouse, showing up at th crime scene within minutes o the officers, and, who was the first person to point th finger at steve. >> the fact that law enforcement viewed him in different way that they viewed steve democker that they saw jim as a friendl witness, and they say stev democker as a suspect, frame the way they investigate so, anything having to do with jim becomes excusable. explained. it's just not something yo have to worry about, because he's not our guy >> and yet, look for example o these crime scene photos i carol's kitchen counter. the magazine, sitting on it. slip inside, between the pages were fin

here's cnn's nic robertson. >> reporter: fred, this is the last of the recovery we're looking at here. they're digging out the rubble. if you look up the building there, you can see how much has been cleaned out. the firefighters have been working all through the day. this has been a mission of over more than 30 hours to try to recover everyone who was lost in this apartment building. residents asleep as a russian missile ripped through their apartments. rescuers in this small central ukrainian city on the scene fast, sergei was one of the first. >> translator: there were terrible screams of children. the explosion was very powerful. the houses started to shake in nearby areas. the first one we pulled out was a living woman who was put in the balance, but she died in hospital. >> reporter: the death toll climbing through the day. this lady telling us she heard the missile, put her kids in the bathtub and pillows over their heads and hoped they'd live. fighting back tears, she said so many children live here. a gaping concrete and rubble wound where those innocent lives shattered. fami

the official made contact with robertson's chin after being approached by the defender as the playersunday. disappointed as well. looks like, you know, a great message, really. it's created a bit of a... everyone agrees that you don't go within two metres or a metre, whatever it is. let's create some exclusions on where you get the card no matter what, and ijust think that might make the game a bit less aggressive. let's have a quick look at some of the other football stories making the headlines today. spurs managing director fabio paratici is appealing fifa's decision to extend his football ban — worldwide. he was originally barred for two and a half years from italian football after his former club juventus were found guilty by an italian court of false accounting. paul ince has been sacked as manager of championship club reading. they haven't won in eight games and were deducted six points last week for breaching a financial agreement with the efl. ince leaves with them 22nd and a point off safety with five matches to play. england defender ben chillwell has signed a new contract

nic robertson arrived on scene shortly after the attack. he's at the site still in ukraine.till a search-and-rescue mission trying to find potential survivors, or has this moved on to recovery? >> reporter: this is really about recovery. we knole who died in this missile strike. ofhose girls, an 8-year-old, an 11-year-old, and a 14-year-old, and the two boys. one was 1 1/2 years old. the other was 16. let me step out of the way so david can give you a better perfect of the firefighters still combing through the wreckage there. our team has been speaking to the daughter of the man who lives in that apartment that's completely disappeared, destroyed. believe it or not, the man lives in that apartment survived. however, we do know from talking to people around here, there are still bodies of at least two more children up there, and officials are saying there are a number of people here that are still unaccounted for. more than 109 people lived in these apartments here. that was the number registered there. not clear how many people were inside. not clear how many people are acc