this time it's luke shaw. by any measure a 21—year—old doing well — he's an england international.nho's questioned his commitment and attitude — and then we got this last night. he had a good performance. it was his body with my brain. i was making every decision for him. and the communication was possible because we we re very communication was possible because we were very close. but i was thinking for him. we went to close, to open, went to press the opponent, i was making every decision. and at this level, we need a fantastic body he has two play football, the fantastic physical qualities he has, the very good technical ability he has. but he cannot play with my understanding of the game, he must understanding of the game, he must understand and think. bbc sport's trevor sinclair is a former england international. he said... if you were doing that to under 10s it would be embarrassing, never mind a full international. i can't believe what i heard last night. tulsen tollett is at the bbc sport centre. he has got some form? being very harsh? when you look at the situation with ba

brown: it's hard to argue with the shaw memorial as a great work of art. but i will say, there are a number of them that are notable. i think it is amazing how much there is to learn about the lincoln memorial, as common as it is as an artifact of our landscape. it's an amazing building. >> ok. dr. brown: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. likein the conversation, us on facebook at c-span history. tonight, on q and a -- >> so he was a yellow pad where he writes down in the midst of not -- midst of october 1968 we going to monkeywrench lyndon johnson's administration. this is something that was always rumored. nixon divide -- nixon denied it at the time. he denied it to his biographers. we said he never played any role in doing this. -- fromr of the book his early days in congress to his 10 year and downfa

brown: it's hard to argue with the shaw memorial as a great work of art. but i will say, there are a number of them that are notable. i think it is amazing how much there is to learn about the lincoln memorial, as common as it is as an artifact of our landscape. it's an amazing building. ok. dr. brown: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: interested in american history tv?" visit our website. you can preview upcoming programs and watch college lectures, museum tours, archival film, and more. "american history tv," at c-span.org/history. announcer 2: "american history tv," james haley, author of captain paradise, a history of hawaii, discusses the life of liliuokalani, the last queen of hawaii. he also sketches the story of modern hawaii from the arrival of captain james cook in 1778 through the u.s. marine back to overthrow and removal of the queen in 1893 and annexat

after the match, mourinho again questioned shaw's ability, and says he must improve.formance was good because he was on my side. and i was seeking for him, and i was... leading his performance. if he is in the other side, it wouldn't be the same. and that's not possible at this level. he has to grow up, he has to mature, you to understand the game better, he has to be more focused. just 2a hours to go until the masters gets underway, and rory mcilroy says he's putting in the practice hours at augusta to make sure he feels at home once the competition begins. mcilroy has played 99 practice holes so far, and will be play a further nine holes today as he aims for his first masters win to complete an historic grand slam of major titles. i'm ready. i've played enough golf around here this year. you know, even driving down by now the morning for the first time this week, it didn't feel like i've never been away, it didn't feel that special because i've done it so much —— driving down magnolia lane. it's been nice. i've said in a couple of pieces, the more you can make augus

that had an energy that drew him there. >> shaw went on to say that when investigators walked there at night they found it to be especially dark and that little br brenden was afraid of the dark. >> creato's cell phone never -- it never moved toward the area where the body is found. why? because when the police do a thorough search twice of the apartment they found the flashlight. >> and first responders and brendon's mother who shared custody with brendon creato. >> we tried to figure out what else could have happened to him and he told me that -- told him to walk down to the woods which is -- completely odd. >> in that testimony she was recalling a conversation that she had with dj creato. during the course of the trial the jury is expected to visit the site where brendon was found and a memorial was removed ahead of time as to not influence the jury. >> thank you. >>> a crash on the blue route sent four people to hospitals this morning and it happened in lower merion south of where the highway meets the schuylkill expressway. two vehicles collided and one flipped over and only one l

they won't have andrew shaw in the lineup, montreal. they'll his his grit but i think you'll see it in spades from everybody else. girardi with a hit that knockings shaw out of this one just for tonight, hopefully. but the rangers were good at home. only sporadically this year. they'll have to try to finish this off but they were really good in montreal and give themselves an opportunity to get the job done. >> how do they finish it off? >> play the same way. nash has been effective. nice to have kreider jump in. should have confidence after the assist on the winning goal. mika zibanejad's line effective. i think alain vigneault made the appropriate adjustments. >> henrik lundqvist has restored his brilliance, really, in this playoff, and i think he needs to continue to do that. i don't think the rangers want to rely on him as much as they have at certain points in the series. it's incumbent on them to get off to a good start, grab a lead -- >> do you think he likes the head to head with carey price? >> no doubt. it fuels his fire and t

they won't have andrew shaw in the lineup, montreal. they'll his his grit but i think you'll see it in spades from everybody else. girardi with a hit that knockings shaw out of this one just for tonight, hopefully. but the rangers were good at home. only sporadically this year. they'll have to try to finish this off but they were really good in montreal and give themselves an opportunity to get the job done. >> how do they finish it off? >> play the same way. nash has been effective. nice to have kreider jump in. should have confidence after the assist on the winning goal. mika zibanejad's line looked effective. i think alain vigneault made the appropriate adjustments. >> henrik lundqvist has restored his brilliance, really, in this playoff, and i think he needs to continue to do that. i don't think the rangers want to rely on him as much as they have at certain points in the series. it's incumbent on them to get off to a good start, grab a lead -- >> do you think he likes the head to head with carey price? >> no doubt. it fuels his fir

i served colonel shaw his last meal.rning before dawn, on the 18th day of july, 1863, colonel robert boon shaw led from massachusetts the infantry. and then we see the lightning, and that was the guns. and then we see -- hear the thunder. that were the big guns. then we have rain falling. that's what drops of blood falling. colonel robert gould shaw and all them colored soldiers fight and die for freedom. father, we stretch our hands to thee and thank you for our colored troops. them that stay and here today and could not answer when their name be called. i's free, lord, but the colored troops done see us all. we wasn't freed. we freed ourselves. the united states color troops turn our face from the north star to the morning sun, 108,000 victorious feat. hoo ra, hoo ra! >> yeah! >> i thank you colored troops. because of you i wake up free every morning. free to come on back down here on the eastern shore where many years ago they done enslaved me and all my peoples. free to walk about now as i please, on my own time. tha

when luke shaw has been fit he is often been out of favour with jose mourinho shaw has been fit he ish less than ten minutes gone another spell on the sidelines beckoned. it was another man who has been on the fringes this season that turn things around just before the interval. after neil swore brick aborted marcus rashford a penalty for this, wayne rooney stepped up to score only his fourth premier league goal of the season. the joy was short—lived as a challenge by eric lie led forth —— led to the ivory coast defender limping off. wayne rooney got involved or perhaps he shouldn't have and gylfi sigurdsson made them pay from the resulting free kick. the iceland midfielder clearly claiming the man of the match award for his ninth goal of the season. he has won the 15 points for swa nsea the season. he has won the 15 points for swansea this term and without him they would have already been relegated. for the welsh team, the draw felt like a win. united rewrote the record books as they extended their unbeaten run to 25 matches, but with the top four out of their own hands, it will have

caroline: lucas shaw there. theof company made waves after reports it is considering an unusual way to satisfy investors. a directs weighing listing brother than a traditional ipo and would not involve underwriters and would price speculation like we saw with snap. we spoke with one of the backers at lead edge capital. take a listen. direct listing is quite positive. we think it signals confidence by management. first and foremost, the company reflects this idea that the business is financially sound and they have enough cash to support the business and don't need to raise billions of dollars in an ipo to be sustainable and successful. is that it does challenge this notion that a business needs to go through the traditional roadshow and process , but our view is that great companies, great businesses roadshowd the ipo necessarily to have a following from the investment community. we believe in management's capacity to do the right thing for the business and shareholders and are not convinced the ipo roadshow is

and see on display it's a shaw that was sent to her by queen victoria. so we do have to see that at long last we're discovering other aspects. when the women on the 20s campaign emerged on line in the spring of 2015, it was a popular internet uprising and it followed in the wake of u.s. trev you'rier and beam appointee rosy reoes who advocated for putting women on the money. there was a scheduling a redesign for bills and she felt wads time for us to consider putting women on the money. the internet campaign raised important issues. including a poll with over 600,000 voting and harriet tubman was declared the winner. in the summer of 2015 when the treasury launched its own new ten kam campaign, i pronounced tubman a fine candidate and weighed in like many oj scholars. but the populous outpouring was unprecedented as the treasury website received over a million americans sending in their nominees. and this became in many ways a campaign ton educate people about fwhen american -- women in american history. it was interrupted somewhat by the save hamilton c

thank you, lucas shaw in l.a. for us. uber has lifted the lid on its financials.cedented move, the privately held company shared the numbers exclusively with bloomberg. doubledross more than last year. net losses, $50.8 billion. the culture comes under fire and top executives flee with claims of a toxic work culture. joining us is eric newcomer who got the numbers. also covering uber is brad stone who wrote the book on uber. let's ask the key question. why did they drop the numbers? >> they have to mount the last couple of quarters. we got them the first half of the year. they come out and it is the whim of members leaking them to frame them and share what they will. uber felt they could own the message more. this is an experimental step. caroline: what did you read into the numbers? i was blown away by the growth but the hefty losses. $1 billion they are managing to splash each quarter. >> extraordinary growth on the top line, $6.5 billion over the year. we have seen this movie before. 2000, glosses over $1 billion. >> $52 billion. >> $1.4 billion at the time. 50

bloomberg's lucas shaw taking me old school. thank you very much. a great scoop.dition of "bloomberg technology." on tuesday, the cofounder of elevation partners joins us. do not miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the markets way geopolitical list as tillerson meet spirit -- meets. the global economy is healthy and he is continuing. future rate hikes will still be fresh. yousef: kuwait is the latest oil producer to see it coming down. some still want the opec curve extended. david: overhaul

when luke shaw has been fit, he has often been out of favour withjose mourinho and with less than tenl on the sidelines beckoned. it was another man who has been on the fringes this season that turned things around just before the interval. after neil swarbrick awarded marcus rashford a penalty for this, wayne rooney stepped up to score only his fourth premier league goal of the season. the joy was short—lived as a challenge by eric bailly led to the ivory coast defender limping off. wayne rooney got involved, or perhaps he shouldn't have, and gylfi sigurdsson made them pay from the resulting free kick. the iceland midfielder clearly claiming the man of the match award for his ninth goal of the season. he has won 15 points for swansea this term and without him they would have already been relegated. for the welsh team, the draw felt like a win. united rewrote the record books as they extended their unbeaten run to 25 matches, but with the top four out of their own hands, it will have felt more like a defeat. what can you do? in this moment we can walk from the bed to the toilet and br

joining us now for more from los angeles is lucas shaw. why we are seeing a recovery in the share price. the optimism for the second quarter. i'm looking at my bloomberg. i have a great chart. btv #83. we do see share volatility on the day of earnings, the day after we see them drop. perhaps no surprise if we see swings in the share price. what is the most important headline from your perspective? >> probably that they will continue the growth going into the second quarter. if you are an investor, you see the initial performance. in the first quarter, you get a little bit nervous. they miss. that would typically send the stock down. that is probably why for the first hour it was. it has recovered, probably because people thought about it more and realized the thesis is pretty much unchanged. in quarter two, you will see better growth and they have had historically. one other theory is people who shorted it tried to cover it later in trading. it is a mixed bag for netflix this quarter. you often come out of the netflix earnings report with

and phillip shaw from investec. i share many, many years with all of you. steven -- or phillip, you were one of my first guests. >> indeed. a while ago now. >> yes. >> what do you think of the economic data at the moment? >> encouraging on the whole. particularly in the eurozone. the recovery is becoming more entrenched. as draghi said yesterday, there's downside risks. we wouldn't take that much notice of the survey data. they seem to be running ahead of the official data, but encouraging nonetheless. uk-wise, we had the q1 gdp number this morning. slightly disappointing. but the main point, yes, we are going through a slowdown. that is leakly to be because of the slowdown in consumer spending growth because of the rise in inflation. >> some are saying we're two years behind the recovery seen in the u.s. is it that bad? >> in the "eurozone it could be more than that. if the uk, not as bad. if that's the case, what do we do with investment strategy? >> you still want to be overweight growth. it feels like if you look at the marginal flow coming in, you have

stanford football coach david shaw and stanford star christian mccaffrey were there.yoffs makes it 2-0 edmonton. down 2-1 the sharks' joe pavelski had a chance to tie it late in the third but his backhander hits a crossbar. an empty netter made the final 3-1 oilers. sought sharks are eliminated from the playoffs, losing four games to two. >> you can win if you're committed. so we'll see what happens this summer. there's nothing for us to worry about right now. you know, we'll take what we can from this year and it was about tonight. it's not about next year. >> sometimes you get on that roll. and this year we just kind of -- yeah, the injury bug kind of hit us and it kind of hurt us. but no excuses. they played a great series. hats off to them. >>> a day after losing madison bumgarner toe i adirt bike accident and now looks like denrig denard spann might be out for a while. let's go to coors field where some bay area sports fans were on hand. colorado jumped on top with a three-run first. two of those coming on this blast by mark reynolds. it came off matt moore. the

henrikh mkitharyan, luke shaw and bastian schweinsteiger have all been on the end of some very publicw it's the frenchman's turn. the players also have to come in my direction, and that's the point. do i think anthony is a player with great potential? yes, i think. i think anthony is a player with great potential? yes, ithink. do i think anthony is a player with great potential? yes, i think. do i think he can play successfully for me, yes, ithink. but he think he can play successfully for me, yes, i think. but he needs to give me things that i like very much. tournament favourite judd trump is just a frame away from a first—round world championship exit to world number 5a rory mcleod. a 1000—1 outsider. trump resumed 5—4 behind after surrendering a 4—0 lead and seemed hindered by a shoulder problem, missing a series of simple chances. but he managed to fight back to 6—6, before mcleod pulled away into a 9—7 lead when the match had to be stopped prior to the afternoon session. the pair will play to a finish later with the first to ten heading into the second round. graeme dott has bea

i recently sat down with genevieve shaw brown about scholarships. >> the most important fact sir to find the college that's the right fit. not every kid is going to harvard or yale. even though many parents would like that. you want to go to schools where your student is going the thrive. those are going to offer you the most money. a kid in california, josh barry, he's been awarded more than $1 million in scholarship money. from a variety of schools. he went to a catholic high school. wanted to focus on a catholic college. not a perfect student. no perfect s.a.t. scores. >> he found the right fit for him. you want to make sure you look like the most attractive candidate. because after all, we're applying. how do you do hat? >> most attractive online. clean up that social media profile. you know, students who get scholarships are a direct reflection of the schools they go to. no college wants their students looking foolish online. before you even fill out one application, time to clean up the profile. >> when we have a student come in here, the firs

bret. >> bret: eric shaw in new york. thank you. >>> nasa's casini probe is supposed to be in space between s saturn and its ring. this is the first of its kind mission in a final one forecast sinn -- for casini, and if it survives the first round, it could make as many as 21 more crossings before its demise in september. >>> up next, the panel joins me to talk about president trump's tax reform plan, and if it has a chance, next. seize this opportunity by leading the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986. and one of the biggest tax cuts in the american history. >> understand -- under the trump plan, we'll have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform in simplification. >> this isn't going to be easy. we're determined to move this as fast as we can and get this done this year. >> we will be attacked from the left and we will be attacked from the right. but one thing is certain. i would never, ever bet against this president. he will get this done for the american people. >> bret: well, white ho

people there said, oh, couldn't be worse than the shaw. by the way, it was, all right. i was very fortunate at the inauguration, i went to the inauguration, i was having a black-tie party at my own house the night of the inauguration. i had the parents in town, a few brothers, and their wives in town, gene kirkpatrick, george will, rumsfelds, the chain nips, all kinds of people we were friendly with at that time. and it was so cool because that night i left my own black-tie party and went over with jimmy carter to welcome the ex hostages that just had been released. so i followed the story very carefully, but the idea of the experience of iran was a gigantic overhang for the human rights situation during the reagan administration. third point i would make it you have to grade on the curve on human rights, okay. carter spoke about the human rights policy. i don't know if it was any different than the reagan policy. he toasted the shaw of iran as the island of stability in a turbulent area. >> i don't think that was a great human rights. >> i don't remember carter taking

and christine shaw refuted the idea that he walked there on his own the boy's socks were clean and he feared the dark. >> if there is one thing -- brendon loved brendon one thing we'll all agree to -- >> brendon's mother says that creato offered a bizarre explanation weeks after his son's death. >> he told me, that a spirit told him to walk down to the woods which is -- completely odd -- not logical -- not likely to happen. >> the prosecutor added the testimony and show that david creato was having trouble paying for day care and that his 17-year-old would leave him because she didn't like being around children. testimony resumes on tuesday. live in camden, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> defense attorneys for eric frein are now working to spare his life. frein was convicted yesterday of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and injuring another in an ambush at the baracks in 2014 and the penalty phase got underway this afternoon and corporal byron dickson's wife, tiffany took the stand and talked about how her life changed. >>> and a philadelphia soccer

danny shaw, bbc news.the past because of climate change. the royal horticultural society says drier summers and more frequent days of "extreme rainfall" in the winter could also threaten gardens with new plant pests and diseases. their report also suggests the whole country will experience rising temperatures, but in terms of rainfall there will be a north—south divide as john maguire reports. climate change is having a massive impact on our planet and on so many aspects of our daily lives. gardens act as a good measure of what's happening. and now research by the royal horticultural society says the pace of change has been rapid and will continue, creating a north—south divide in ourflora and fauna. we found as you might expect that under climate change, the temperature will be getting warmer both in summer and winter. most interestingly, it has found a greater variability in the climate, so there will be more downpours both in the summer and winter, and in the summer there will be more heatwaves, more fr

danny shaw, our correspondent.ed to the other exit. and we came to a building. they were ushering us to the other side of the road. we crossed the road. we could immediately see the guy with the armed police officers against the side of the wall. in the road, we saw the forensics team arrive and then from then on, more and more police coming as well. and harry, it's an area you know well, i think, where your work takes you fairly regularly. and would you say the incident was handled pretty speedily? yeah, we're pretty much they're all the time because obviously the government, but the response rate from police and how they handled it seems to be pretty efficient. as i said to my colleagues, it was amazing how quickly everybody got there. including the news and media crews as well. to get there that quick. that's pretty good, i mean, there we re that's pretty good, i mean, there were helicopters in the air, within about 510 minutes, whilst everything was happening. it's quite amazing how all, whether it was terror r

>> well, there was discussion about this back in january, and part of the -- part of what walter shawhe department of government ethics talked about was the need to set up a blind trust, essentially, so president trump wouldn't have any information about the activities of his business or the finances of his business, and to make it so that he has no ownership link to his companies. and some ethics experts as well as director shaw were concerned that president trump did not take adequate measures to separate the ownership of his companies from himself. >> so, in steve's reporting with this team at "usa today," i was reading you reached out to the white house, they said talk to the trump organization. the trump organization didn't really say anything. so, cristina, the bottom line is, correct me if i'm wrong, no one has to actually answer any of these questions. >> no, they don't, and he's not releasing his taxes, right? so, that would shed some light on his foreign business interests. that's what ethics watchdogs are hoping the courts will force him to do by bringing some of these laws

luke shaw's manchester united career appears to be over.ho gave this brutal assessment of where he stands in his first team thinking at the moment. i cannot compare him with ashley and i cannot compare the way he trains, the way he commits, the focus, the ambition. i cannot compare. he is a long way behind. mark sampson has named his england squad for this summer's women's european championship in the netherlands, with few real surprises. the top scorer from last season, chelsea's eni alu ko, is left out though. manchester city trio demi stokes, isobel christiansen and nikita parris, as well as chelsea's millie bright. steph houghton believes they'll be well prepared. it's important that as a squad we take the togetherness that we've got off the pitch on to the pitch and really prove to people that we're a winning england team and that's the next step now is to win as many football games as we can and announcing the squad early allows us to be the best prepared team in europe and we have ten weeks now to go and focus on the first game and t

started withchristian mcaffrey and david shaw.harks in trouble. 56 soaks after the last year -- seconds after the last score, again, it was 2-0. marlow, crunch time, cut the lead in half, but later went empty on a power play and in the final seconds pulled the goalie, had the extra man, and they got the empty nether. oilers won the game 3-1. the series four games to two, and former sharks coach mclellan bounced his former team. >> you know, it's a series at the end of the night you lose and you don't know how you lost it. >> there are just moments, there's nothing we can say or point a finger at. >> everyone talked about getting to the finals the year before and how tough the next year is, you always think you can be the team to buck that. i'm not prepared to take inventory of what went wrong, but my gut feeling is we ran out of gas the last month. >>> baseball, smattering of giants fans in downtown denver. giants gave it another try. not tonight though. you see the score. bottom 4, blackmon went yard, and the rockies crushed them

he's claimed the £27 million signing isn't even deserving of a place on the bench, saying shaw lacksus round. it came after a television viewer emailed the lpga saying he'd spotted a foul. and roger federer plans to take a short break from tennis after beating rafa nadal to win the miami open. he's moved up to numberfour in the world but says he's unlikely to play again until the french open at the end of may. that is all the sport from me for this morning, i will be back after 11. labour mp paula sheriff has told this programme she plans to confront the government over why £250,000 from the tax on women's sanitary products has been awarded to life, an anti—abortion group in the uk. sanitary products include 5% vat, which is now re—allocated into a fund to support women. the government announced on 24th march that 70 organisations across the country would share £12 million from this tampon—tax fund, which it said would improve the lives of disadvantaged women and girls across the country. earlier, i heard from both sides of the debate. we can speak now to the labour mp paula sheriff.

. >> hockey players, may have the best hand/eye coordination , montreal's andrew shaw, at practice, this morning, at ms g, throwing the puck up, hits the ceiling all with his hockey stick and then catches it. >> caught it on the blade. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> this is impossiblably difficult. he is just messing around. >> really. >> just hanging. >> really. >> it is unbelievable. >> i was impressed, just saying. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few mains way. >> scott pelley has a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica great to be with you in philadelphia here's the cbs news tonight. ivanka's trump ties to chine, president daughter closes big business deals during president ji u.s. visit. >>> suspect in the facebook murder has taken his own life, why taking antidepressants during pregnant i is safer then previously thought. want ads from a bygone era, those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news", just ahead but first ben franklin parkway is known for these national flags, that line the route. >> but they won't be around during upcoming nfl draft.

danny shaw, bbc news.p in the body according to a study by scientists in edinburgh. the particles could then build up in blood vessels and raise the risk of heart disease. the study was led by doctor mark miller at the university of edinburgh and hejoins us now from edinburgh. thank you for being with us. how did you make this discovery? we have known for a long time that their pollution has striking effect on the cardiovascular system and we suspected particles in the air could get into blood, but we have never shown this conclusively. in this study we used particles about the same size of those from diesel exhausts and we tracked them in the body and we showed they got into the blood and they accumulate at sites of disease. if these particles do get to sites of disease this is where they could have severe health effects. so tiny particles of gold. why was gold your method? ideally we would do this on particles that were in the environment made of carbon, but it is difficult to track carbon in the body. s

shaw, absolutely.nited airlines. there are a few factors to consider. in general, when people think about airline travel, a regarding the pretty negatively these days. no one says that airline... flying on airlines is something that's great, it is viewed as one that can be taxing to the consumer. with regards to questions about how much this will impact united and how people purchase their tickets, flying is already quite expensive and generally customers will be looking for the best deals possible. it has been a big day for british fashion after vogue magazine said it appointed a ghanaian stylist as its new editor. it is the first time a majorfashion publication new editor. it is the first time a major fashion publication has appointed a male and a black person as editor. a first for vote in its 100 year history. earlier i spoke to the guardian newspaper editor and asked what she thought of the appointment. i think it is brilliant and it really is a big day. british folk has in the past been criticise

luke shaw has been told to "pull his finger out" to save his manchester united career by former defendere is in doubt after his managerjose mourinho said the england international isn't even deserving of a place on the bench, claiming he lacks commitment, focus and ambition... i cannot compare him with ashley young, darmian, blind, the way he trains... focus. be the ambition. a long way behind. mark sampson has named his england squad for this summer's women's european championship in the netherlands, with few real surprises... the top scorer from last season is left out though... our correspondent katie gornall, is at st georges park for us. katie, there's no eni aluko — will that be a surprise? ido i do not think it is a surprise omission, she has not been playing under mark sampson for some time. but she was top scorer last season. that is going to raise some eyebrows. this was an announcement today, containing few surprises. he has gone with the majority of the players who served him so well in canada. 19 surviving. four players set to appear at their first major tournament. three fr

david moyes is‘ sad attempt went on safety, one change the sunderland, for united luke shaw starts after recently and david de gea doesn‘t even make the bench. the scottish premiership may already be wrapped up, but second is playing that today with aberdeen welcoming rangers, rangers are 12 points behind them, it is half—time and goalless, but rangers have had the better bit, this play with the best chance, so far. justin rose will go into today‘s final round at the masters at the top of the leaderboard, he shares the leaderboard, he shares the leaderboard with sergio garcia at six under par. it promises to be a tight finish with several big names just behind them. tim haeckel ports. the third round of the masters is known as moving day and justin rose moved right to the front of the queue at augusta. after a slow and steady start for the olympic champion, five birdies on the back nine helped him to a super 67 and he now sits joint top on six under par. i was staying patient early in my round. i think this is a golf course where you pick your moments and that is what worked well for me

officer shaw, we got a yellow 2-door coming at you, right lane, doing 74. okay, i get it.our brother's partner to internal affairs. i get that you're angry about that. chris-- but you know what, gail? i've thought about it a lot, and here's where i'm at-- one, i didn't report your brother. i reported his partner. okay? and two, that's the kind of cop i wanna be, you know? i wanna do the right thing. and--and three, i thought you'd respect that. okay, and i-i think we can move past this, together. that's what i think. so you figured that all out by yourself? okay. all right. (hip-hop playing loudly) (man) look, i know i was going a little over-- yeah, turn that down. turn that down. (volume decreases) but see, the thing is, is i got a big, big job interview, right, so i don't want--i don't want to be late for that. yeah, what time's the job interview? 12... 12:50 is what they told me, but, i mean, if i go now, i could probably just-- just nail it. yeah, and what kind of job? project manager for s--for projects. you always go to job interviews with your hockey shirt on? yeah

nearly half of all matt shaw world heritage sites are under threat. —— natural world heritage sites. i never thought they would actually go through with it. some places have already had nearly as much rain as they would normally expect in an entire year. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. this is bbc news. i'm celia hatton. the latest headlines: a member of north korea's government has told the bbc his country would react with a pre—emptive nuclear strike if it saw signs that the us was preparing an attack. the social media website facebook has ordered a review after video of a man being shot dead was posted online. it's less than a week until the first round of the french presidential election, and polls suggest it's now a four person race. on monday evening, the far—right candidate marine

when luke shaw has been set, he has often been out of favour with jose mourinho, and with less than tened. another man on the fringes the season turn things around before the season turn things around before the interval. after marcus rashford was awarded a penalty for this, wayne rooney stepped up to score only his fourth premier league goal this season. the joy was short—lived asa this season. the joy was short—lived as a challenge led to the ivory coast defender limping off a quarter ofan hour coast defender limping off a quarter of an hour into the second half. with the defence ravaged, wayne rooney got involved where perhaps he should not. they were made to pay from the resulting free kick. the iceland midfielder claimed the man of the match award for his ninth goal of the season. he has won 15 points for swansea this term, and without him they would already be relegated. for the welsh team, the draw felt like a victory. united rewrote the record books as they extended their unbeaten run to 25 matches. but with the top four out of their hands, it will have felt more like a defeat.

experiment being tried out in britain, inspired by something the inventor witnessed in india, as dougal shawly something unique about it. the asp out mixture it's made from contains recycled plastic —— asp out. recovered from a local recycling centre. the secret to this new method is hidden away near this farm in lockerbie where you'll find its inventor, who believes this is a better way of building roads and not just for environmental reasons. we've done a huge amount of testing and we think our roads will last five to ten times longer. he got the idea on a visit to india five years ago where he noticed locals would gather waste plastic and burn it over potholes using petrol to even out the road surface. he's now develop this into an industrial technique suitable for building roads to the highest modern standards. and the secret lies in these plastic pellets. usually roads are made up mostly of rocks, limestone and sand. to this is added bitumen, which is extracted from crude oil to hold this altogether. the recycled plastic pellets can replace some of this bitch and. local recycling plants

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michael shaw reporting. now a quick look at the cricket.eper robin uthappa weighing in with 68 off 59 balls. england's chris woa kes was the leading wicket taker for the knight riders, his 2—119 including taking this caught & bowled chance to remove moises henriques. the sunrisers never got close to their victory target of 173 — they needed 30 off the last over and fell 17 runs short. meanwhile sam billings top—scored for the delhi daredevils, a useful 55 off 110 balls helped them reach 188—6. in reply the kings xi punjab, featuring eoin morgan, are 132—6. they need 57 of nine balls to win. it's still they need 57 of nine balls to win. it‘s still 1— they need 57 of nine balls to win. it's still 1- 02 they need 57 of nine balls to win. it's still 1— 02 manchester city against southampton, 20 minutes to go. vincent kompany looked very excited when he the goal. that's it from us. there will be more sport at 7:30pm. good evening, a lovely day for many areas, one of the better of the weekend, we have seen clouds in some places, this was in 0rkne

coming up in sport at half past: after just 15 appearances this season, luke shaw is told to take a long services and armed forces in colombia are still searching for as many as 300 people who have been missing since a series of huge mudslides engulfed the city of mocoa on friday. more than 250 people are known to have died. 0ur correspondent, anisa kadri, reports. rescuers in colombia hunt for any signs of life. the hopes of finding anyone alive are fading, with hundreds already confirmed dead following the mudslides in mocoa. as bodies are aligned up at this cemetery, families wait outside praying they will not find their relatives inside. translation: the really sad thing is when family members find their loved ones in this situation. it hurts to see it. we are lacking support. the fire service is always here but we need a lot of support. roads and bridges were washed away and houses flattened, after more than a week's rainfall fell in one night. getting help to people living deep within the amazon basin is not easy. but people in the colombian capital, bogota, who donated these suppl

two seasons ago could play running back, receiver and returner in the nfland his college coach david shawuing tevelision for the nfl network applauding the pickso stanford has players chosen 3rd and 8th overall the giants trying to take three out of four against the dodgers at a-t and tee park kevin durant was at the ballpark enjoying some afternoon baseball. bottom 6th -- christian arroyo singles one down the middle... brandon belt scores the tying run (arroyo: 2 hits) top 7th -- matt moore had a solid game strikes out cody bellinger to finish his afternoon with 8 strikeouts and only allowing a run in seven innings. top 10th -- the giants bullpen fell apart... cody gerrin loads the bases than andrew toles brings in the game winning run. dodgers win 5-1... they split the series tomorrow the padres will be in town to begin a weekend series during the giants game this week's lexus experience amazing ultimate highlight goes to giants rookie christian arroyo. christian arroyo. last night against the dodgers he hit his first major league home run. it helped the giants rally from behind and win

some hawks in the republican party view this to convince trump to go down more of the enter srepb shawus path. >> you are also planning a debate on all sides of the military action with your guests this morning. and those guests including nikki haley, and the question is did the president have the legal standing to launch that air strike? >> iv5 think the legal argumens tenuous at best. i think the administration keeps adding to their argument and i think their best case that they can make is there are u.s. assets in syria, and we had to send special forces in there every now and then, and chemical weapons being that close to american assets and that's in the president's authority, and that said i think what is clear, and you will hear the debate, i think on the show today, if he wants to do more in syria on the military front he will need congressional approval and this is something -- look, congress, individual members have been railing about this issue for years, and collectively congress has sat aside and let presidents make their own decisions, and i think this time it will be di

in the playoffs they needed to beat the oilers to force a game seven christian mccafrey and david shawg the locker room door for the sharks. this game came down in the second period -- off a san jose oilers score and go up two to nothing. they go to beat the sharks 3-1 and eliminate them from the stanley cup playoffs as for the san francisco giants...hunter pence did not start against the rockies after landing on his left knee awkwardly last night the good news is that he won't join madison bumgarner on the disable list. matt moore on the hill for the giants... it just wasn't a good outing for the left hander. mark reynolds hits a 2-run homerun to left field... moore allows six runs in just four innings. and when you thought things couldn't get any worse for the giants... to end the second denard span injures his right shoulder after crashing into the wall going for a fly ball. he didn't return to the game... the giants depth in the outfield continues to shrink... they lost jarrett week with a similar injury giants get smoked 12-3 meanwhile, bob melvin and the red-hot a's for their thi