celtic captain scott brown lifting a trophy high in the air.h league cup was their 10th consecutive domestic success. their victory over rangers in the final had all you'd expect from an old firm derby. a red card, a penalty, challenges flying in and a winning goal that probably shouldn't have stood. chris mclaughlin was at hampden park. a soggy derby day in glasgow, but for this fixture, it never dampens the enthusiasm. the celtic end over here, the rangers end over here. in this divided city, this matchup is always big, but this game in particularfeels huge. the first final between the rivals since rangers financial implosion back in 2012. celtic were going for ten straight trophies. for those in blue, it was shown that under steven gerrard they are back. rangers came out swinging, the fingertips of fraser forster denying ryan jack early on. despite almost complete rangers domination and totally against the run of play, this happens... more than a hint of offside but then the celtic end of hampden park went wild. but before the fans finished

. >> this became an issue in the 2012 campaign for senate against scott brown when scott brown raisedssue that elizabeth warren made $200,000 representing travelers insurance in a case which ended up depriving asbestos workers of hundreds of millions of dollars. and that became a big campaign issue. and i analyzed it and i documented quite precisely and quite well, i think, how her strategy and the representation she gave directly led to those asbestos workers not getting their money. that's not all there is. when she was called out by that by the brown campaign, she gave the "boston globe" a list of 1 10 cases she had worked on. it was completely incomplete list. this is a history that she had. and she left off that list and i discovered at the time her representation of dow chemical to help deprive breast implant litigants of money. and she said well, i was representing dow chemical, the parent company of the manufacturer because i was trying to help the women get money. and that was, of course, ludicrous. that's been demonstrated in other newspapers recently have proven that she al

scottish premiership celtic leaders conceded an last minute equaliser against hamilton — only for scott brownge time. it puts them two points clear now at the top after rangers could only draw 2—2 with aberdeen. despite trailing 2—0 aberdeen hit back either side of half time, with andrew considine scoring their second. hearts are down to 11th, despite a late equaliser against livingston. kilmarnock and st johnstone was goalless. ross county beat hibs 2—1 and st mirren are now bottom after a 3—0 reversal at home to motherwell. birmingham city picked up only their fourth point of the women's super league season but had to settle for a 1—1 draw at home to tottenham. kit graham scored the equaliser for the wsl‘s newcomers 17 minutes from time. spurs remain in 7th ahead of brighton's visit on sunday. a dearfriend. an icon of british sport. a man with a sense of humour as sharp as his bowling. just some of the many tributes to bob willis — the former england captain and fast bowler — who has died. he was 70. his greatest moment probably came in the third test of the 1981 ashes at headingley. botham

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scottish premiership celtic leaders conceded a last minute equaliser against hamilton — only for scott brownhe top after rangers could only draw 2—2 with aberdeen. despite trailing 2—0 aberdeen hit back either side of half time, with andrew considine scoring their second. hearts are down to iith despite a late equaliser against livingston. kilmarnock and st johnstone was goalless. ross county beat hibs 2—i and st mirren are now bottom after a 3—0 reversal at home to motherwell. the former england bowler and broadcaster bob willis has died following a short illness. his family confirmed the news this afternoon. he played 90 tests for his country, taking 325 wickets — leaving him fourth on the list of all time english wicket takers. david gower — the man who succeeded him as england captain — was among those to pay tribute. for someone like him who had to work really seriously hard to get something out of the game, if he ever saw anyone who was slacking or taking life easy, not putting in 100%, he would come down on them like a ton of bricks. he said high standards. and no doubt we will show h

this, jeanne shaheen is the democratic senator from new hampshire, in her last election she beat scott brown lost his last election to elizabeth warren. so everything comes back full circle. >> mike memoli, thank you. it is just under five weeks before the first votes are cast in the iowa caucuses. and when the clock strikes 12:00 tonight, it will mark the unofficial official start to what will be a marathon sprint to the white house. right now in the hawkeye state, new jersey senator cory booker is making his pitch to voters, including a six-figure ad. i want to head over to iowa where nbc road warrior vaughn hillyard is standing by with the senator himself. take it away. >> are you being talked to? >> yes, we're being talked to. tell the senator we're being talked to. >> exactly. we're heading into a house party, just outside of des moin moines. i want to start off the conversation on a serious note. overnight, the u.s. embassy in bagdad was stormed by protesters, many of them were part of an iraqi-backed militia, but backed by iran. when you're watching what is unfolding in iraq, taking t

way she framed it, referring to her 2012 senate race when she was of course an underdog against scott brown and she tried to paint the picture as an underdog again today, telling voters that she needs to raise another couple of million dollars to reach their goal of $20 million for the end of the quarter. interesting to see what's going on. she's had a few stumbles with her health care policies and potentially some of the progressive base feeling weary how she's trying to walk back her support for medicare for all. >> i wanted to talk about the question i was discussing with susan, as well as daniel, and that's on whether or not the president should allow aides to give testimony, and how that might affect the president's opinion here, hans, because the numbers are quite high when you look at the republicans answering the this poll. 64%, two-thirds saying, yeah, let's hear from them. >> reporter: well, the white house has always argued -- and not necessarily the president, but this is an institutional argument from the white house, is that they need to preserve executive privilege and the ab

way she framed it, referring to her 2012 senate race when she was, of course, an underdog against scott brown. and she -- she tried to paint the picture as an underdog again today. telling voters that she needs to raise another, you know, couple million dollars to reach their -- their goal of $20 million for the end of the quarter. interesting to see what's going on there. she's had a few stumbles recently with her healthcare policy. potentially, some of the more progressive base feeling a little weary of how she's tried to walk back her support for medicare for all. >> hans nichols still with us. i want to ask you about that question i was just discussing with susan, as well as daniel. and that's on the whether or not the president should allow aides to give testimony. and how that might affect the president's opinion here, hans, because the numbers are quite high when you look at the republicans answering this poll. 64%, two-thirds, saying, yeah, let's hear from them. >> well, what the white house has always argued and not necessarily the president. but this is more of an institutional argu

celtic captain scott brown lifting a trophy high in the air.al had all you'd expect from an old firm derby. a red card, a penalty, challenges flying in and a winning goal that probably shouldn't have stood. chris mclaughlin was at hampden park. a soggy derby day in glasgow, but for this fixture, it never dampens the enthusiasm. the celtic end over here, the rangers end over here, and this divided city, this matchup is always big, but this game in particularfeels huge. the first final between the rival since rangers financial implosion back in 2012. celtic were going for ten straight trophies. for those in blue, it was shown that under steven gerard they are back. rangers came out swinging, the fingertips of fraser forster denying ryan jack early on. despite complete rangers domination and against the run of play, this happens... more than a hint of offside but then the celtic end of hampden park went wild. but before the fans finished celebrating, rangers got a penalty. celtic‘s jeremy was sent packing but the spot kick was missed by alfredo mo

it's just united's fifth league win this season and scott brown scored in stoppage time to snatch victoryop of the scottish premiership. i'll be back with more on those stories later. millions of hsbc customers are facing significantly higher fees if they use their arranged overdraft. the bank says that from march, it will bring in a single charge of almost 40% across all its accounts, except those held by students. hsbc insists that seven out of ten customers will be no worse off, and it will remove the current £5 daily fee for going into an unarranged overdraft. business presenter dharshini david joins us. so, just assess this for us, and as ijust mentioned, hsbc saying that more customers will benefit from this than find themselves worse off, but who are the winners and losers as far as you are concerned? a nasty shock opening the letter or e—mail warning you that the interest rate on your overdraft will go up, in some cases from 9.9% up to 39.9% but this comes back to various rules introduced by the fca that said some customers, particularly vulnerable customers, particularly vulnerab

through as we went through, we knew we had to do some debunking instead and returned to darrell scott and gloria brown marshall and other people to help us drill down into the notion and debunk everything. i am tremendously proud of this issue as i am every year. this is our most thoughtful issue and i hope that you guys will go online and maybe get a physical copy for yourself. it is on the usa today online store. i will be posting some of the key stories from this addition at our civil rights in america website. i want to let you know that your word and your work travel so much farther than i ever thought it would when we started this. we were able to give away 11,000 copies for free to museums and schools and libraries last year. this year, i am delighted to say we had the hope help of a former washington post reporter for getting us to 18,000 distributed around the country. i am hearing lots of positive feedback from all around the country. i want to tell you how we use this issue to bring things full-circle. not only we want to go back to the past but we find things useful in terms of going back

we found that we needed to do some debunking instead, and we turned to daryl scott and gloria brown-marshall and other people at asala to help us drill down into that notion and really debunk everything as well as give the schedule. so i'm tremendously proud of this issue as i am every year. i think this is probably our most thoughtful issue, and i hope that you guys will -- will go online and maybe get a physical copy for yourselves. it's at onlinestore.usatoday.com. i also will be having -- will be posting some of the stories -- the key stories from this -- this edition at our civil rights in america website that we've had, and i've been maintaining for the past decade or so. and that's civilrights.usatoday.com. and also i want to let you know that your word and your work travels so much farther than you think it does, than i ever thought that it was going to do when we first started this. last year we were able to give away 11,000 copies for free to museums and schools and libraries, ncaa aaacp and other institutions. this year i'm pleased to say we had the help of a former "washington po

we found that we needed to do some debunking instead and we turned to darrell scott and gloria browne mar shall and other people at asalah to help us drill down into the notion and debunk everything as well as give us the schedule. i am tremendously proud of this issue, as i am every year. i think this is probably our most thoughtful issue, and i hope that you will go on and maybe get a physical copy for ourselves. it is at on line store.u.s.a. today.com. the key points will be posted at our civil rights in america website that we have. that's civil rights.u.s.a. today.com. also, want to let you know that your word and your work travels so much farther than you think it do, than i ever thought it was going to do when we first started this. last year we were able to give away 11,000 copies for free to museum yums and schools and libraries and other institutions. this year i am dhited to say we had the help of kamala harris and distributed 18,000 around the country. i am hearing lots and lots of positive feedback from all over the country and am hoping we can continue to present this to

in 2014, a police officer shot michael brown in ferguson, missouri, which essentially began the black lives matter movement. less than a year later, walter scottas shot in the back and killed by an officer in charleston south carolina. in 2016 philando castile was killed by an officer in minnesota. his death was broadcast live on facebook. >> an officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: and earlier this year atatiana k. jefferson was playing video games in her bedroom with her 8-year-old nephew when a police officer shot and killed her through a window. these are just four out of thousands of police shootings in the five years since michael brown was killed. >> police officers and police departments are under the microscope right now. people around the country are demanding more transparency. >> reporter: the police departments on the show believe that broadcasting their work helps both the police and the public. >> i just knew that people needed to see what we see every day, not just a snapshot, but actually see the funny stuff, the dangerous stuff that we we encounter every single day. most people don't see that. they have on "live pd"

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in 2014, a police officer shot michael brown in ferguson, missouri, which essentially began the black lives matter movement. less than a year later, walter scott was shot in the back and killed by an officer in charleston, south carolina. in 2016, philando castille was killed by an officer in minnesota. his death was broadcast live on facebook. >> an officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: earlier this year tatiana k. jefferson was playing video games in her bedroom with her 8-year-old nephew when a police officer shot and killed her through a window. the police departments on the show believe that broadcasting their work helps both the police and the public. the richland county sheriff's department in south carolina has been on "live p.d." since the first episode. sheriff leon lott decided to take a chae on this new transparency. >> i'm sure that there were some worried that you had because it's live. >> i think what i want people to do is see that we were human, we were just like anybody else. had no worries, was not scared one bit. >> reporter: when the program became a hit, some of his officers became celebrities. >> is it okay to c

former colleague supervisor brown reminded us last week, it is so easy to become numb to the gun violence in this country. i want to thank you both or standing up. we have manny scott, the head of the brady campaign, and i see rudy with united players. and to have you on board with all of us as we continue to fight is just wonderful. i know you joined in the gun buyback program, getting 318 guns off the street, 20 of them assault rifles. thank you very much. and the fact that you've devoted your retirement to ending gun violence warms my heart beyond comprehensive. thank you so much for -- comprehension. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisors. we're honored and humbled by the board's commendation for our efforts to prevent gun violence. the response we've received from friends, family and total strangers around the world has been overwhelming and encouraging that others may have been motivated to act to address the scourge that is affecting this country. in particular we want to thank supervisor stefani for your efforts to reduce gun violence in san francisco. we will continue to encourage others to act in any way they can. whether that's writing a che

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