like spurs, liverpool could add firepower from afar.no came off the bench as the home side it was shrewsbury�*s day output liverpool's day. ben croucher, bbc news. so both liverpool and spurs safely through against lower league opposition, but arsenal are out. in the last hour, they've been beaten at championship side nottingham forest. arsenal wore an all—white kit as part of their anti—knife crime campaign no more red. there was little to choose between the sides until lewis grabban scored the winner on 83 minutes. it's the second time in four years have knocked arsenal out it's the second time in four years arsenal was knocked out at the third round stage. forest will host fellow midlands side leicester in the fourth round. there were plenty of goals in the rest of the day's matches, including wins for norwich, wolves and west ham in their all—premier league encounter with leeds. joe lynskey was watching. in east london, one premier league side would follow the first hurdle. west ham and leeds are the kind of clubs who seek a cup run

their fans believed spurs could turn this around.helsea were already 2—0 up from the first leg. it would be a long way back for spurs if they got another. and in! he had a problem on his hands, but in harry kane, he has a rolls—royce of a striker who never squanders chances. kane nearly had a perfect chance to make amends, though, when tottenham were awarded a penalty for this. that was until var overturned it for being outside the box. it was going to be one of those nights for spurs. straight after the break, another penalty given, another penalty overturned. remarkably, the var also then wiped out what harry kane thought was his landmark 250th club goal for offside. but in truth, tottenham were second best. chelsea now head to wembley, while spurs fans demand an inquiry into an event where they brought their own boos. natalie pirks, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miatta

spurs had a goal disallowed just before the break.e finding the net, but the referee paul tierney spotted a shove in the back of thiago silva. chelsea made all their possession count in the first ten minutes of the second half. lloris this time made no attempt to save that from ziyech as he found the top corner and they followed that a few minutes later with another. mount�*s free—kick headed in by thiago silva. 2—0 it finished, a first premier league defeat for spurs under antonio conte. chelsea remain third and looking very good for a top four finish now. after manchester city dropped points yesterday, liverpool have gained some ground on the leaders with a 3—1 win at crystal palace. the scoreline at selhurst park sounds convincing, but it really wasn't and liverpool benefited from another one of those var decisions. adam wild reports. for those crystal palace fans studying the form, it is perhaps best not to look too far back. the last time at liverpool were here, they beat palace 7—0 and such was their domination of the opening mi

like spurs, liverpool could add firepower from far.s the home side ran out 4—1 winners. ben croucher, bbc news. there were plenty of goals in the rest of the day's matches. including wins for norwich, wolves and west ham in their all—premier league encounter with leeds. joe lynskey was watching. in east london, one premier league side would follow the first hurdle. west ham and leeds are the kind of clubs who seek a cup run, but only one of them could line up at full strength. leeds had ten players after injury or covid, and soon they were exposed. manwell —— manual insigne gave west ham the lead. without those players, leeds brought a threat. jack harrison cannot adjust in time. in a season or leeds have trodden close relegation, he was more gloom, as his side pushed forward, they let west ham in for a second. here is jared west ham in for a second. here is jared bowen! _ west ham in for a second. here is jared bowen! west _ west ham in for a second. here is jared bowen! west ham _ west ham in for a second. here is jared bowen! west h

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it is west ham jumping above spurs - crosses, and zero goal.spurs in the | crosses, and zero goal. it is west. ham jumping above spurs in the late kick off on saturday, they weathered a tense ending beating crystal palace 3—2, michail antonio amongst the scorers as west ham took a 3—0 lead at half—time, palace pulling two back in the second half and west ham managing to cling on as they moved back up to fifth. jurgen klopp has reported a suspected positive test for covid and will be isolating and therefore won't be at liverpool's match against chelsea on sunday. liverpoolare liverpool's match against chelsea on sunday. liverpool are tempting or in a third consecutive premier league game away to chelsea but will have to do so without their manager on the sidelines. newcastle's match away to southampton on sunday has been postponed because of the number of covid—19 cases and injuries within the magpies' squad. rafa nadal took to the courts in melbourne on saturday in preparation for this month's australian open. the 20 time grand slam champion te

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they had already beaten spurs home and away in the league cup semifinal and this was another one—sidedatch. 2—0 the final score as they consolidated third in the table, craig templeton reports. chelsea templeton reports. tottenham for the third time chelsea tottenham for the third time in 19 days, if absence makes the heart grow fonder, does regularity make it grow stronger? if you look at this from matt doherty, this from mason mount and this from thiago silva, it seems like the answer is yes. eventually, it gave tottenham thinking they scored the opening goal, only for it to be ruled out. judge for yourself whether this is a push. a man who was just on the floor then found himself in the air, thiago silva just finding range perhaps. it was a game that needed a moment of real quality, step forward hakim ziyech. a strike so good that the goalkeeper watched it sold past him. chelsea have been dominant against spurs and now it is happening again, thiago silva 2—0, range bound. harry kane had a chance late on but he was kept out and so it was chelsea's day, three points, three wins in thr

it's a january hat—trick of wins for chelsea over spurs as they consolidate third in the table.e knockout stage at stake. and the hopes of a nation — barty is still flying the flag for australia in melbourne. hello and welcome to sportsday. we've had four matches in the premier league today. let's start at stamford bridge where chelsea secured their first league win since boxing day. they had already beaten spurs home and away in the league cup semifinal and this was another one—sided match. 2—0 the final score as they consolidated third in the table, craig templeton reports. chelsea templeton reports. tottenham for the third time chelsea tottenham for the third time in 19 days, if absence makes the heart grow fonder, does regularity make it grow stronger? if you look at this from matt doherty, this from mason mount and this from thiago silva, it seems like the answer is yes. eventually, it gave tottenham thinking they scored the opening goal, only for it to be ruled out. judge for yourself whether this is a push. a man who was just on the floor then found himself in the air, th

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spurs had most of the ball but couldn't break down a resolute watford side, until davinson sanchez headed time added on. they're now two points behind fourth placed arsenal with two games in hand. watford have now lost their last six league games. never i thought we can't concede a goal with a header, no, never i thought we can't concede a goalwith a header, no, because never i thought we can't concede a goal with a header, no, because i told the players, 0k, we will close all the space they had to make a cross and it was just the last free kick. what a pity, but that is football and we have to continue to fight. we are alive and we will survive. west ham jumped back above spurs in the evening kick off, whethering a tense ending to beat crystal palace 3—2. michail antonio opened the scoring after 22 minutes, latching onto said benrahma's wicked cross. just three minutes later, the hammers were two—nil up — manuel lanzini lashing the ball past vincente guaita. when lanzini added another from the spot after a length var delay — we thought the game was over as a contest. however, odsonne edu

chelsea beat spurs home and away in the league cup semi—final this month, but spurs are still unbeatenort time, which is pretty unusual, and that's why i think they know what we do and we know more or less what they do. they come from a late victory, that gives them a boost. we come from two wins in carabao cup, that should give us some confidence. in the women's super league, chelsea women could have moved to a point behind leaders arsenal, but were held to a goalless draw at brighton. striker fran kirby had the best chance of the match late in the second half, but couldn't get past brighton keeper megan walsh, who had an outstanding game. brighton had lost the previous four league games, big opportunity missed by chelsea. there's a full programme in the wsl with all 12 teams in action. manchester united have moved above chelsea into second after a 3—0 win over tottenham. aston villa got a late winner at leicester. bottom club birmingham were 2—nil up but lost 3—2 at reading. west ham are beating everton. arsenal face manchester city later, hoping to move four points clear again. the

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spur him on even more, so yes, i am not sure he will be that bothered by the public perception and hee's probably enjoying that as well. thank you, george for your thoughts on that. that is george bellshaw, tennis commentator and host of the love tennis podcast. you're watching bbc news. the authorities in kazakhstan say they've arrested the former head of the domestic intelligence agency on suspicion of high treason. karim massimov was sacked from the national security committee by president tokayev on wednesday as violent anti—government demonstrations escalated across the country. dozens of people have been killed in the protests. meanwhile, the us has questioned kazakhstan�*s decision to seek russian military aid to deal with an ongoing wave of violent unrest. the first of about 2,500 russian—led troops have arrived there, though moscow says the deployment is temporary. russell trott has the latest. more troops and equipment on its way to kazakhstan. the intervention marks the first deployment by the eurasian military alliance of five former soviet republics and russia. after days

but with just a few seconds left, stephen bergwijn equalised for spurs. it in again to win the match for spurs, 3—2 in the most dramatic circumstances. in the other match, there was finally a more routine winning scoreline for manchester united — they beat brentford 3—1. 19—year—old anthony elanga scored the opener when united had been under pressure for much of the game, and it wasn't all a happy evening for them off the pitch either — cristiano ronaldo visibly unhappy with being substituted late on. away from that issue, but staying with arsenal, the premier league is looking into a yellow card received by an arsenal player following reports of irregular betting patterns. the player in question hasn't been named and neither the club or the premier league are commenting. it's been reported that bookmakers flagged the unusual patterns away from that issue, but staying with arsenal, their manager mikel arteta has said he will defend his club tooth and nail, following criticism of their request to postpone the north london derby at the weekend. it comes as

more tools spurring the economy. this is signs of a property slump in the country.al bank saying it will roll out additional policies to stabilize growth. and preemptive moves, economists expecting to allow investors to cut the loan prime rate. the benchmark lending rate. haslinda: still with us, our guest. the pboc saying it will use more tools open up monetary tools in a wider fashion. are you looking at that rate on thursday to be cut or not? >> it make sense after the cut to see how we are cut this week. we also expect additional easing measures. another rate cut possible as well as other cuts. they will have an impact on the housing market. the tool is important. we came into december. and we had the meeting. they set the tone we are moving away from deleveraging to stabilizing growth. so it will not be the kind of stimulus we saw coming out. but it is putting growth. expectations are lower on china growth. so this puts a floor. creating some distortions in the supply chain. a short-term in consumption. but this is required for the china economy. haslinda: how

the former president of the united states of america has created and spurred a web of lies about the riots squarely at the door of donald trump. the former president of the united states of america has created and spurred a web of lies about the 2020 election. mr trump has hit back, repeating his false claims about the election and accusing joe biden of destroying the nation.

with degrees that allows milk glass careers and ensure sunny campuses spur growth in their surroundingommunities. if we upgrade our statewide higher educationm institutions e have to acknowledge their populations at risk of falling through the cracks unless the target job training and educational opportunities to them as well. we know incarcerated people who purchase paid in educational programs are far less likely to be -- and 13 times more likely to obtain employment after returning home. thatin outcome benefits of formerlyar incarcerated and the taxpayers of new york and it's the right thing to do. today i'm announcing a new jails to jobs initiative so incarcerated people have the support they need to find employment during re-entry. we are also going to restore the tuition assistance program for incarcerated people again ending act 30-year ban. as we. economices opportunity there is one industry working around-the-clock for years to come to my friends in the can's direction trades building investors are likes of which we have never seen. infrastructure can mean different things to

cloud revolution detailing how technology and automation will change the future of work and it could spur an economic boom. and then discussion on efforts to prohibit congressional members from training individual stocks while in office. watch washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. is to on tuesday morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. over the weekend, robert f kennedy junior compared covid-19 exit

and especially if he did it spur of the moment. you're absolutely right, it was not well organized.-- i wouldn't be surprised if he's from somewhere in that area. i doubt that he traveled there, you know, when he could have hit another target. so he wakes up one morning saying, this is a great act of justice, i've got to do it now. but of course, you know, there's something wrong in his head. >> yeah. bob baer, always good to have your expertise in situations like this. appreciate your time, thanks, bob. >> thank you. >>> now we're tracking a massive winter storm plowing across the u.s. it's expected to hit many places that don't typically see this kind of weather. we'll check the latest forecast straight ahead. with quality that's guaranteed for life, bath fitter doesn't just fit your bath, it fits your high standards. why hahave over two million peoe welcomed bath fitter into their homes? it just fits. call now or visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. can dove stop 98% of daily hair damage? sandra treats one lock of hair with dove. glowing areas represent hair damag

what do you think spurred this? about the most iconic music catalogues in the english language. what spurred it? i think it was a few things. a little bit over a year ago, bob sold the rights and his musical compositions, that is, the music publishing rights, to universal music publishing, the north of $300 million. and although bob has controlled the rights in his sound recordings, the master sound recordings that we hear on records, and on streaming now since the mid—19 70s, streaming now since the mid—19 705, it streaming now since the mid—19 70s, it was inevitable that he merely would have sold those two. the only surprise was the timing of this announcement, but the entire career has been at sony music or one of its predecessor countries, with the exception ofjust predecessor countries, with the exception of just two predecessor countries, with the exception ofjust two very short years in the early 19705. so what is it that is bringing that decision to say, ok, i am going to cash it in now. if you are at the to

we need to spur economic growth in the surrounding communities. as we operate statewide higher education institutions, we also acknowledge that there populations that are at risk of falling to the cracks unless we target job training and educational opportunities for them as well. for example, incarcerate people purchase paid in correctional education programs and are less likely to receive advice. they will receive payment after returning home. these outcomes benefit employers in the the taxpayers of new york. it's the right thing to do. today, i'm announcing a jail for jobs initiatives. incarcerate people have the support they need to find employment during reentry. we will also restore tuition programs for incarcerated programs. that ends a 30 year band. with great economic opportunities in every sector, there is one industry, that we are working around-the-clock the clock for in years to come. it is in the construction trade. infrastructure, the likes of which we've never seen. infrastructure can only do different things for different people.

i don't think there was a spur. i don't think there was anything in terms of actual groups thought this was a problem that was worth fighting over so for me, i think it's, i see lots of progress and i see people who have come to realize that we need more housing and is not the issue is is not some sort of elite issue. you don't want housing because you want to help the developers, you want housing because it's lp for the region to allow more space ordinary people and it's good for the environment but there's no greener place intrinsically in the san francisco bay area with its temperate climate and so i think i look at what happening, the fight is long, the fight is hard. the fight is slow but the fact that there are people who are engaged in making a fight at least for me is incredibly hopeful. i think that this has got to happen in state legislatures. that's ultimately where the power comes from. maybe the federal government can help a little bit. i'd argue for doing more to type federal highway aid or infrastruct

most of the other asset donors that have been recognized for far longer than spurs. but it's a great recognition for spurs. next, i'll turn to personnel. >> thank you. >> sorry. a comment there. >> i was just going to say well done. thank you. >> yeah. that's great. in late august, we began to recruit for a senior portfolio manager. >> president: you're frozen on my screen. >> okay. i can see you. well, am i frozen to others? >> you're okay with us. >> okay. i'll forge on here. you may recall back in august, you began to recruit for a position within the buy-out portion of our equity portfolio. we are pleased to announce, i know you're watching. i'm going to apologize for miss pronouncing your last name in the beginning of 2022 to serve in this role. more than 15 years in private equity funds and he started his career as an investment banking analyst for stevens corporation sequenced and most recently, he was managing the private equity for contra costa county. at the beginning of the year. as you know, we have a number of recruitments for associate portfolio manager

and more all of which helped to bring economic development to the west and spurred the growth of cities. but what exactly was causing this dramatic transformation in american life? this week we're going to explore the roots of these changes and how they took place in america's cities. and we'll do that through the lens of three questions. first why was the early national period such a transformative moment in american urban growth? next how to historians know what cities look like in this period and what physical evidence do they have to understand urban change over time? and lastly we'll ask. how did infrastructural change affect the socio-economic dynamics of the urban experience and we'll begin with our first question? to understand how america's early national cities changed. we first need some grounding and what these places were like in the colonial period in the 17th and 18th centuries european powers as we know including the english the spanish the french the dutch established cities along the atlantic coast of north america and these were places intended to primarily serve the

they beat spurs 3—0 on aggregate.

violent extremism spurred on by local and transactional entities -- extremist activities in places such as north africa, mozambique and somalia continue to make headlines and my colleagues and i would like to hear your thoughts as to why. although the origins and types of conflicts across africa very, they have similar results -- civilian deaths, long-standing he meant tarrying crisis, population displacement and these outcomes are made more complex by other factors such as severe weather conditions and waning international support over time. i'm aware the state department, usaid and dod have long-standing program in conflict response and mitigation and prevention and would like to describe existing programs to address the drivers of violent extremism in africa. i would also like to hear how the u.s. government can better cooperate with the african union and other multilateral organizations to assist in peace and security efforts on the content. as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with africa, i would like our witnesses to address with the u.s. government

violent extremism spurred by local and transnational actors for a variety of reasons, perceived injustice across government and society which has been on the rise since the 1990s. extremist activities in places like north africa, the sahara, nigeria, mozambique, make headlines and my colleagues and i would like to hear your thoughts as to why. although the origins and types of conflicts across africa very, they have similar results, civilian deaths, long-standing humanitarian crisis, population displacement, unnecessary suffering and regional instability. these are made more complex by other factors, international support over time. i'm aware the state department, usaid and dod have long-standing programming and stabilization and mitigation and prevention, to address the drivers of violent extremism in africa. i would like to hear how the us government can better cooperate with the african union and multilateral organizations to assist in peace and security efforts on the continent. as the biden administration positions itself to engage different with africa i would like our witnesses to

spurs say they're extremely surprised that arsenal's application was approved.geria have made it two wins out of two as they sealed their place in the knockout stages of the tournament. the super eagles cruised to a 3—1victory over sudan. moses simon, who plays club football in france for nantes struck the third goal. liverpool's mo salah is in action later for egypt who kick off against guinea bissau. at half—time, it is 0—0. in the womens's super league, there were good wins for the two manchester clubs. united are up to third after scoring three goals in six minutes — as they thrashed birmingham 5—0. they were three up inside 20 minutes — leah galton scoring twice. manchester city are fifth, just two points behind united, after a 3—0 win at villa made it five wins in a row for them. cricket, and england's are up against it again. zach crawley creating some indecision. pat cummings taking four wickets. joe root went lbw for 34. they rallied a little but in the end all out for 188. did make some inroads before the close of play. leaving australia on 37 43, an h

violent extremism spurred and include weak governance and perceived injustice which has been on the risehe 1990s. extremist activities in places such as north africa, nigeria, mozambique and somalia continue to make headlines and my colleagues and a i would like to hear your thoughts as to why although the origins into the conflicts very unfortunately they have similar results. long-standing humanitarian crisis, population displacement, unnecessary suffering and regional instability. these outcomes are often made more complex by other factors such as severe weather condition and waning international support over time. at the state department, usaid and dod have long-standing programming and a concept responds into stabilization and mitigation and prevention and would l like the panel to discus existing programs and activities to address the drivers of violent extremism and i also like to hear how the government can better cooperate with the union and other multilateral organizations to insist on peace andd security as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with a

spurs are currently four points off west ham in fourth, but have four games in hand.ur league games, are at brentford. united's interim coach ralph rangnick has been speaking about his england forward jadon sancho, who missed out on first team action yet again at aston villa on saturday, while one of united's academy graduates started. the manager says sancho, who moved from borussia dortmund in the summer, is still getting used to new expectations. it isa it is a difference if you come as an 18—year—old unknown english talented boy to the rosia dortmund, from then on you can only improve, you can only make a success —— to the rescheduled mentor. the level of success and expectation was low. compared to coming to a club like manchester united for a high transfer fee with a high level of expectation. this is psychologically and emotionally more challenging than the one he had adornment, this is exactly those kind of steps he has to make to become a top player for the next ten years for this club. for more football news, check out the football news show, which is availa

if you are not a fan, a spurs fan, you are probably following this more.om: they are called spurs? jonathan: you knew that anyway, didn't you? futures up 1.2%. we don't have time for this tk. tom: i have to be responsible. jonathan: get it back on the rails. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: let's talk about the year and the session, down by 13% on the nasdaq 100. the s&p down 9% on the session, a bounce back going into the fed by 1.3%. futures up 1.8 percent, nasdaq 100 futures. any further index weakness, peter oppenheimer seeing that is maybe a buying opportunity, but also pointing out what has been happening in markets is expectations around growth. is growth about to be hit in a material way? the bond market, yields like like this up a couple of basis points. on the year of 30. up another 2 this morning. 4 basis points above the 1% line in the sand. are we seeing types of financial conditions? yes, we are. what are we seeing in financial conditions over the last five years or so? if you bring up any chart you will see a massive gap lower,

with around 15 minutes to go, spurs upped the ante — harry winks got the equaliser.low substitute harry kane made it three late on too. 3—1 to spurs, but morecambe can come away with their heads held high. and it started so well for shrewsbury against liverpool at anfield. daniel udoh giving the league one side the lead, and what a way to celebrate — taking some inspiration from cristiano ronaldo perhaps! it didn't take long for a second—string liverpool side to pull level then take the lead. roberto firmino with the third here, before fabinho got his second of the game, to make it 4—1 tojurgen klopp's side. here's a check on the results in the rest of the day's matches. luton beat harrogate 4—0 in the early kick—off. premier league strugglers norwich won at charlton. wins also for stoke, west ham and wolves. the game between cardiff and preston has gone to extra time. the late kick—off is between nottingham forest and arsenal. birmingham have pulled off the shock of the season, beating league leaders arsenal in the wsl. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three min

the policy, however, he completed a 5000000 euro moved back to both spurred on sunday. the team that he played for during the $21560.00 sees it was berg are currently down at 40. in the bonus league tape of the danish of the gold star christiane erickson will return to playing in the english for merely after signing a contract with west london club. branford erickson has not played professionally some suffering. you may remember that cardiac arrest during denmark's match against finland at the european championships. last summer is contracted in a milan was dissolved because italian hipaa regulations forbid players from playing with implanted de fripp defibrillators like the device that he had installed shortly after his collapse. who knew erickson he previously played more than 300 games for tottenham, now returned to what you're watching. the w news from berlin lead beardley is up next with the w business. the stick around he will be right back. my 1st vice, i guess was a sewing machine where i come from them in a bound by the social's even something as simple as lear

and scott rock, spur from dw culture is covering this story for us. hi scott. he really was a huge presence in the entertainment industry. tell us more about me. love sign. yeah, i mean, he was a completely larger than life, a character i'm in his, in his music on, on state, in many films of that that he did a, i mean meatloaf really broke all. busy the rules, he wasn't, any one's idea of what a pop star should look like um or what a pop star should sound like. his music really defied all the pop music or categories. it was almost operatic in its scope. and, and, and also he made these incredibly long pop songs. his, his, his is music songs would stretch 891012 minutes long. i could do i do anything for love was over 12 minutes long and spent 5 weeks on the u. s. a top of the u. s. charts, and he managed to break through despite all this and become one the most successful pop hours of all time selling upwards of a 100000000 albums worldwide. what do you think? set him apart as a singer and a performer? yeah, i think performance is the key a meatloaf said himsel

people are not popular, so one thing we couldn't possibly exclude is that russia wants to somehow, or a spur, a popular movement to install them. and you want to ask you about some of the controversy in germany right now regarding the comments made by the countries now ex navy chief as we sign that report there. how has kiev reacted to what he said? i think these are these men, these, these mentions of this now retired navy chief, i have really galvanized sir a feeling that has been lingering in key if that to germany is an unreliable partner. because sir, the 2 main reasons are not stream to which would, as people see it here, considerably weak and ukraine's position by making it less relevant as a country for gas transits. and the other thing is germans refusal to provide weapons to ukraine, m a. and that does not only include that germany does not sell itself weapons to ukraine, which is something that could be easily a circumvented by buying weapons everywhere anywhere but that germany is also blocking weapons deliveries. for example, from the baltic states or who need permission to re s

again, violent extremism spurred on by local and transnational actors for a variety of reasons, including weak governance and perceived governance in society. places like north africa nigeria, mozambique, continue to make headlines and we'd like to hear your thoughts as to why, although the types of conflicts across africa vary, unfortunately, they have similar results -- civilian deaths, long-standing humanitarian crisises, population displacement, instability, these problems are often made more complex but other factors such as severe weather conditions and waning international support over time. i'm aware that the state department usaid, and dod have long-standing programming in conflict response and stabilization and mitigation and prevention and would like the panel to describe the programs to address the drivers of extremism in africa and also to hear how the u.s. government can better cooperate with the african union and other multilateral organizations to assist with peace efforts on the continent. as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with africa, i'd

that spurred sesame street to get an asian muppet and spurred nvr to celebrate it. this is a big change. if you remember sesame street there was a big bird cookie monster. they didn't have ethnicities. that was the point. there was no tribalism on sesam street. that's why they are animals, no people. not anymore. according to npr's the ethnicit of the sesame street muppets is the most important thing. and not just on sesame street. on all entertainment and art an culture. npr doesn't read books anymore. they have thrown it down. they do stream a ton of garbage off the internet. when they watch it, they are most interested in what the people look like. the shape of their skin. here is an npr producer explaining what he has been watching. >> what tv show where you binging this year? >> i was watching vr lady parts. it's a musical comedy about a punk band in london made up of all muslim women. >> it's a musical comedy about punk band in london that is mad up of all muslim women. okay. i guess there's nothing wrong with that, but every story is a story about a musical c

spurs had most of the ball but couldn't break down a resolute watford side, until davinson sanchez headedadded on. they're now two points behind fourth placed arsenal with two games in hand. watford have now lost their last six league games. we were very good in attack, to create chances, but they did not lose their patience and balance. for sure, we need to improve on the last pass, because i have seen the stats after the first half, 29 crosses, 29 crosses. an zero goals. and just one other game today to tell you about, after leicester — norwich was postponed due to covid. west ham are at crystal palace. and the hammers look out of sight in that one — 3—0 up at half time. manuel lanzini with two of the goals. a win for west ham will see them gain ground back on a top four spot. so let's take a look at how the table stands. man city, way out in front — 11 points ahead of second placed chelsea now — who play tomorrow, albiet having played a game more. arsenal stay fourth despite the loss, but north london rivals tottenham very much breathing down their necks. newcastle united have made a b

battles can spur enlistment activity that the enlistments are happening obviously in this larger world where they're paying attention to events. they're paying attention to political activity. they're paying attention to battles and this can encourage or discourage enlistments among choctaw troops. so because i want to be mindful of our time. and i always have more stuff than i should. i'm going to jump ahead a little bit. to one just to mention the tom kawa massacre which takes place in the least least district of the chickasaw nation. you can see this the star marking that and i want to bring this up just because it demonstrates that during the war there can be tensions within groups and there can be tensions between native groups that are magnified by what's happening with the war. so the wichita agency is in the least district and it's at the center of the action the wichita indians claimed that they're treaty with the confederacy had been signed under duress but groups such as the comanches and tom call was had signed willingly. the confederate government was not able to meet the

but with just a few seconds left, stephen bergwijn equalised for spurs.ure for much of the game, and it wasn�*t all smiles for them off the pitch either — cristiano ronaldo visibly unhappy with being substituted late on. the premier league is looking into a yellow card received by an arsenal player following reports of irregular betting patterns. the player in question hasn�*t been named and neither the club or the premier league are commenting. it�*s been reported that bookmakers flagged the unusual patterns to the football authorities. away from that issue, but staying with arsenal, their manager mikel arteta has said he will defend his club tooth and nail, following criticism of their request to postpone the north london derby at the weekend. it comes as the premier league say they may change the criteria around postponement of matches, after allegations that some clubs may have been manipulating the rules. arsenal said they didn�*t have enough players to compete against tottenham last weekend and were granted a postponement by the premier league. it a