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stoke this row once more. . y . _, court to really stoke this row once more. . , . more.pe we have got — more. thanks very much joe, i hope we have got clare _ more. thanks very much joe, i hope we have got clare up, _ more. thanks very much joe, i hope we have got clare up, yes _ more. thanks very much joe, i hope we have got clare up, yes we - more. thanks very much joe, i hope we have got clare up, yes we do. i we have got clare up, yes we do. good to see you and apologies to our viewers that you've been a little bit late but technical, you know the zouma error that we have. hopefully you had a chance to look at the telegraph as well and just building a whatjoe has been saying. bring us up—to—date, what do we know about the taxpayers, or how much british taxpayers have been funding this particular factory?— taxpayers have been funding this particular factory? apologies for my lateness first _ particular factory? apologies for my lateness first of _ particular factory? apologies for my lateness first of all. _ particular factory? apologies for my lateness first of all.

england all—rounder ben stokes is set to be out for up to 12 weeks after an x—ray and scan showed hea doubt for england's white ball games against sri lanka and pakistan later injune. stokes was injured whilst playing in the indian premier league earlier this week, and will fly home tomorrow with his surgery set for monday. in formula one, valterri bottas was fastest in second practice. at the emilia romagna grand prix, the mercedes driver was just point zero one seconds faster than this team—mate lewis hamilton, with pierre gasly in third. charles leclerc meanwhile had set the fastest lap, only to lose it for exceeding track limits. things got worse when he ended up crashing in the closing seconds and disappointment for red bull's max verstappen too, who suffered a mechanical failure early in the session. and... there are three matches in rugby league's super league tonight. big wins for both castleford and champions st helens. and hull kingston rovers narrowly beat huddersfield by 25 points to 2a but the match will be remembered for a little bit of history. take a look at this. thi

i actually intentionally designed to stoke up division?— stoke up division? designed to _ stoke up division? i think it's designed to attack— stoke up division? i think it's| designed to attack strongmen stoke up division? i think it's - designed to attack strongmen and create false enemies that don't really exist. it's designed to suggest that we have a choice in this country, we can look at issues around class or we can assume that there is issues around race. everybody i know is involved in thinking and writing about race is fully aware in rights and speaks about the interplay between race and class. understand that there are multiple forms of the ways in which disadvantage and prejudiced operating, they operate along lines of class, race, gender everyone is well aware of this was up there is lots of strongmen that are failed in this report. things i don't think anyone ones actually saying. i notice a lot of people on social media were accusing reports of officers of engaging the process of gas lighting. otherwise getting people to doubt their own experien

england all—rounder ben stokes is going to be out for up to 12 weeks after an x—ray and scan showed hery on a fractured finger. it means stokes will miss the test series against new zealand — and is also a doubt for england's white ball games against sri lanka and pakistan later injune. stokes was injured whilst playing in the indian premier league earlier this week and will fly home tomorrow with his surgery set for monday. england under—21 manager aidy boothroyd is stepping down after four years in the role, just two weeks after the side finished bottom of their group at the european championship. england were one of the favourites for the tournament with a host of big name players to pick from, but went out following defeats to portugal and switzerland. pressure has been on him with one of the most talented groups the nation has produced in a very long time. pressure has been on him with one of the most talented groups the nation has produced in a very long time. he had access to players like mason mount, phil foden, jude bellingham and trent alexander—arnold. but boothroyd has said

he stoked fear, and he stoked distrust. he pitted two sides of the country, which are rarely fractured, against each other. and as we see with joe biden, even though clearly he knows which part of the country is on his side, he's speaking to the whole country, so that is a very stark difference. it's been a singular difference about donald trump in this modern presidency. the other major difference is that the bully pulpit that biden ascends to tomorrow night is one in which he's trying to be a moral authority, one in which he's trying to be a soother and an empathizer, and that is also a role that donald trump did not seek. his was more often the sort of circus leader and the salesman, the pitch artist. but in this case, i think we're going to hear joe biden talk a lot about the importance of beating through 100, 200 years' pattern of systemic racism in our country, beating through why there are no consequences for the deaths of black men and women at police hand, why we -- what we are going to do about civil unrest in the

they were set a target of 222, but stokes was out for a duck in the very first over.rently 170 after 16 over. five live the place to go for commentary of that match. i'm sure most of us have been looking forward to today, the next step of lockdown easing. i'll be making the most of it straight after this shift. i've really missed the gym. indoor pools and leisure centres have also reopened, giving a huge boost for recreational sport. here's our correspondentjoe wilson. monday morning in birmingham, jeremy sharp is finally back where he belongs — a gym session after the pool. he exercised for 30 years, week in, week out — until lockdown. jeremy has cerebral palsy. he need fitness for crucial mobility, to keep the life he wants to live. the activities many people turned to during lockdown simply weren't possible forjeremy — he needs to be here. it is absolutely brilliant. i actually got quite emotional about it first thing this morning, which i didn't expect to do. moving my muscles at the moment is like trying to move a brick wall.

there is ben stokes, joss butler. all of them expected to light up this edition of the league.cs. four—time olympic champion simone biles has hinted that she may continue in gymnastics until the paris 2024 games. the american said she would retire after the tokyo olympics, however, two of her coaches are french and may have persuaded her not to rule it out. biles also said she was making every effort to get her family to tokyo, despite no foreign spectators allowed. she also emphasised how important it was to have the vaccine. i have not been one to make it my time, i would like to be vaccinated, i think it is up to athletes to become advocates for that so we can stay safe and healthy. and we can have a good game. and i think it will be really exciting once the time comes, so deftly approve a being vaccinated. ifeel time comes, so deftly approve a being vaccinated. i feel very confident it is going to happen and it is going to be a good game. definitely never competed without my family there and i have showed how my mum is going to get a credential or the media or something, sh

let me bring in lea stokes. dr., let me start the question this way, can you quantify -- i know my producers and i were trying to get you to do this, can you quantify what was lost the last four years by us simply disengaging on the climate issue around the world? >> well, the thing about climate change is we have to make progress all the time. when it comes to cutting emissions by 50% by 2030, everybody evolution matters. so we lost time over the last four years. of course, president trump tried to roll back significant environmental laws but overall the biden administration has been very focused on restoring the environmental laws in this country and enforcing them once again. although we might have lost time, over the last four years we've also gained something really big, which is a climate movement, powered particularly by young people that is convincing the american public this is a massive issue and we do need to really act on it. >> it's interesting, we're going to share some data we've been putting together

ben stokes has this evening been named wisden�*s leading cricketer of the year again.. stokes captained the england for the first time last summer and scored 641 test runs — more than anyone else in world cricket. and kent's darren stevens has become the oldest person since 1933 to be named as one of wisden�*s five cricketers of the year. the 44—year—old is the fourth—oldest recipient of all—time. the award, which players can only receive once, is for performances or influence on the english summer. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it's going to be another cold night tonight with some clearer skies developing. when we did have the sunshine earlier on today, there was a bit of heat in that sun this time of year, so it felt quite pleasant. but just to show you how the weather's changed here in south wales — same location, but move things on into the afternoon and there's much more cloud around. we had cloud building up today, producing 1—2 showers across more southern and western areas, even though we've got high pressure in charge,

meets on monday the superleague announcement has no doubt added a few things to the agenda david stokes al-jazeera chards military says it's halted an advance on the capital and german are from its northern region but the rebel group has said its forces will press ahead with their drive to oust the president agrees there be who is on course to extend his 3 decade long hold on power earlier a military spokesman said hundreds of rebel fighters have been arrested or killed. the sheriff would have set the number on us and as you can see we put an end to the threat we broke down the ranks of those militants we killed a large number of them dozens were injured and captured their gear has been destroyed too from what the chaldeans have seen those militants have no clear plan have a morgan has more from the capital. what we have right now is the number of the our soldiers who were killed from both sides of the head in armies have backed it has killed over 300 from the rebel front for change and concord group which attacked cities in can name and which entered the town from libya on the 11th of

they lost 2—0 in a friendly to canada in stoke. that was the lionesses' second defeat in four days.ssible start, going behind to an early evening —— goal. some say the goal should have been called off or off—site, but the referee let it stand. after that was a fairly lackluster aim. the best opportunity came in the first half whenjordan nobbs forced a first half when jordan nobbs forced a save from distance and then first half whenjordan nobbs forced a save from distance and then come in ten minutes from time, england conceded again. a bad mistake from goalkeeper karen bardsley, took far too long on the ball, and was caught on the line by michelle prince, which met a 2—0 50 for canada for some it meant the lionesses finish this international window on the back of two to feeds and it also means players wondering if they played than subs in or out. hege riise has tough decisions to make and players, well, they have a nervous way. wales women were also in friendly action tonight at home to denmark. they came from a goal down at half—time to draw i—i, jess fishlock with the equaliser. c

. >> i bet i was flipping burgers in my teen years but i am curious if you can't stoke some inflation now then when? that's the argument for the fed policy right now you follow this so closely is perhaps the bigger fear ginn the fact of millions of americans out of work that you could actually for central bank now to stoke stagflagtion if they turn the spigots down too soon >> i think that's a concern there. the idea that you can have prices going up and employment or unemployment not falling. we saw a bit of that with the misery index of the 22% in 1980 when ronald reagan became president. i think another concern that goes right along with that is you stoke some inflation and the question is can you keep the pandoras in the box in the s sense? once you let it out can you control it the fed thinks it can and but not sustain high inflation from the rebound in prices accompanying the reopening of the economy. >> back to the '70s there, there's the misery index explain that and i'm curious how miserable did it get >> so that was unemployment plus inflation. >> ah. >> at the high mark, th

chairman of italian club eventers and i'd nearly now says the league can no longer go ahead david stokes reports. the moment chelsea fans got what they wanted less than 48 hours after the club announced it was joining the breakaway european super league the backlash been so fierce they decided to pull out that's the best news i've ever had as a chelsea fan and i was in munich when they won the champions league and this is better than that i've never seen so much joy and i think. i'm so happy with a very the premier league i would say being english and i'm so happy about it didn't take long for the other rebel english teams to follow fellow london clubs arsenal and tottenham announced they would draw in from the super league along with manchester city manchester united whose executive vice chairman ed woodward will step down at the end of the year and liverpool i want to apologize to all the fancy porters of liverpool football club for the disruption i caused over the past 48 hours goes without saying but it should be said. the project put forward was never going to stand without the supp

violence and stoking fears they're being joined by them. parents can't really speak out against those darker forces they can't stop their kids going right because they know if they're seen to go against community leaders in the way they could face attacks themselves they could face threats they could face anything there is deprivation in both the loyalist a nationalist community is of northern ireland those who want a united ireland and the loyalist areas where there's dissent over the post bricks it issues in many areas like this surrounded by echoes of the past it almost feels as if time stands still difficult then for young people to avoid the bad influences within this youth leader has no doubt that many of the young people are under the firm grip of power by the trees new children should be encouraged to take to the streets this kind of bones those who don't like the child to be such that that's just not something for the social services to consider in relation to this and even will be to think about the sinister forces that are behind

abused but they claim they were forced to play on by matz officials who threaten punishment david stokes reports. this was the moment the valencia the aca b. reacted to what he claims was racist abuse from an opponent the french defender furious with what has been described as a very ugly insult by the kid is player one carla jacobi reported the incident to the referee who showed a b. yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct the valencia captain decided to take his players off the pitch in protest and the game was stopped but the team then said they were threatened by officials that they would have to forfeit the match and maybe lose extra points they agreed to play on after discussing it with the activity who himself was not in the right state of mind to continue he was substituted and watch from the stands as his team went on to lose the game to one where you know. i was very far away but i saw dia car being very upset about something he told us that he was subjected to a racist insult and that's why we decided to walk off the pitch it is regrettable least things still happen in footbal

illegal the super league has written letters to both governing bodies to open negotiations david stokes al-jazeera. take you through some of the headlines now former police officer derek shaaban has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shelving is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks faces up to 40 years prison . can bring george herring floyd back to work but this.

can it even get...stoked? i don't know.just something i'm kind of bumping on creatively. - look, man. this is gold, okay? mom cried when i read it to her. - mom cried at the end of "jumanji." - okay, uh, you need my help? i'm here to help. i'll have another go at it, no problem. - do you mean, like, someone who uses the word "dope"? - swag. - what? - we should just work on it together. - oh, actually it's probably a little quicker if i kind of bang it out myself. plus, marina needs me to get home. - right on, i'll have lupe make some chicken nuggs. lupe! nugg time! - what is this? - together, we are going to work through your wedding envy. - by watching my favorite show? - we're gonna watch it critically. - of course. - because once we lift up the rock of the wedding industry and examine the cultural biases just crawling underneath, you will never want a reception again. - you are so cute when you use your women's studies degree. - aw! okay, let's watch this trash. - i could see the sun just hitting you, like, glowing. - i

they were taken they were then forced to play on by much officials who threatened punishment david stokes us the story. this was the moment the valencia the aca b. reacted to what he claims was racist abuse from an opponent the french defender furious with what has been described as a very ugly insult by the kid is player one karla jacobi reported the incident to the referee who showed to be yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct the valencia captain decided to take his players off the pitch in protest and the game was stopped but the team then said they were threatened by officials that they would have to forfeit the match and maybe lose extra points they agreed to play on after discussing it with the activity who himself was not in the right state of mind to continue he was substituted and watch from the stands as his team went on to lose the game to one where you know. i was very far away but i saw dia car being very upset about something he told us that he was subjected to a racist insult and that's why we decided to walk off the pitch it is regrettable these things still happen in f

i think what you are seeing in the stokes twins' video was just one manifestation of this much wider of youtube culture. there is this very much, do anything for views, for likes, because that's what the platform rewards, it rewards engagement and that's what it get. and i suppose with youtube by definition, lots and lots of them are young and perhaps inexperienced and are going to make mistakes like we all do, but we didn't all make mistakes with 6 million viewers watching. exactly. the stakes are much, much higher and i think young people, especially young creators who happen to stumble upon a following like this or build one over the years have to learn really, really fast and they have the whole world watching them when they mess up so that's unfortunately what you get. and if we give them obviously the understanding that we all make mistakes and we are all young and things like that, but we have to do something and draw a line somewhere and say actually, if we are fermenting a culture of pushing people and doing further and further tricks, more and more extreme, that's a dangero

england all—rounder ben stokes is set to be out for up to 12 weeks after an x—ray and scan showed heormula one, valterri bottas was fastest in second practice. at the emilia romagna grand prix, the mercedes driver was just point zero one seconds faster than this team—mate lewis hamilton, with pierre gasly in third. charles leclerc meanwhile had set the fastest lap, only to lose it for exceeding track limits. things got worse when he ended up crashing in the closing seconds and disappointment for red bull's max verstappen too, who suffered a mechanical failure early in the session. and there are three matches in rugby league's super league tonight. big wins for both castleford and champions st helens. and hull kingston rovers narrowly beat huddersfield by 25 points to 2a but the match will be remembered for a little bit of history. take a look at this. this is the very start of the game, a misunderstanding amongst the huddersfield players — and ben crooks goes into score the quickest try in super league history. just 7 seconds. and that's all the sport for now. we will see you later.

illegal the super league has written letters to both governing bodies to open negotiations david stokes al-jazeera. and let's take you through some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now former police officer during shaaban has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree.

england all—rounder ben stokes is going to be out for up to 12 weeks after an x—ray and scan showed hehilst playing in the indian premier league earlier this week and will fly home tomorrow with his surgery set for monday. england under 21 manager aidy boothroyd is stepping down after four years in the role, just two weeks after the side finished bottom of their group at the european championship. england were one of the favourites for the tournament with a host of big name players to pick from, but went out following defeats to portugal and switzerland. there's a setback for scotland ahead of this summer's euro 2020 after rangers midfielder ryanjack was ruled out due to a calf injury. he played a big part in the play off win over serbia, but rangers manager steven gerrard has confirmed jack needs an operation which will see him miss scotland's first major men's tournament in 23 years which includes a group game against england at wembley. and some formula one action to bring you before we go — valterri bottas was fastest in second practice at the emilia romagna grand prix. the mercede

with or without trump's name to use, republicans have his legacy to pull from, stoking culture war after culture war. this weekend in florida, it is a who's who of gop lawmakers and donors for the rnc's spring retreat. a revival aimed at seeking unity within a party now largely defined by being divisive. the man who helped cement that image, former president will headline this weekend's event. it is all with an eye toward 2022 and in some cases, 2024, and so we start with the question tonight of what could win? full outrage or real efforts to move america forward? joining me now california congressman qana. if the gop shows no reason toen ga ij in serious policy, where does that leave democrats? >> alicia, where it leaves democrats is doing what the american people want. as your show pointed out, infrastructure, child care, these are extremely popular programs that have supported democrats, republican, independents, expanding broadband to rural america. the president's priorities have broad support and we're going to get them done. ultimately, that's what matters. a new morning consult p

this is all part of an attempt to further stoke tensions.viral, and he gave the details to me. but i think it also proves how important it is when scrolling through media feeds to try to verify and get to the bottom of what happens video. we are seeing again old footage being shared and other kinds of images in a bid to point the finger elsewhere or to inflame tensions. these videos, they travel so far, so fast, because they are very watchable and very dramatic as well. the general picture in northern ireland, there is an interesting study from digital forensic research lab, part of an american think tank, it's warning that fake social media profiles are also being used to stir up tension in northern ireland in general. what can you tell us about that? definitely. it's very interesting and concerning at the same time to see this happening. again, it's something you see happen a lot, when there are tensions or protests. because people look to further inflame those. and they have different reasons for wanting to do that. these inauthentic acco

known on youtube as the "the stokes twins" they have over six million subscribers who follow their pranksave cost them a maximum of five years in prison had their sentences not been reduced to probation and community service after they both made guilty pleas. well, to discuss this prank gone wrong we're joined by rebecca jennings, a senior reporter at vox who regularly covers youtube internet culture. thank you very much for coming on the programme.— on the programme. absolutely, thanks for _ on the programme. absolutely, thanks for having _ on the programme. absolutely, thanks for having me. - on the programme. absolutely, thanks for having me. without i thanks for having me. without wantin: thanks for having me. without wanting to _ thanks for having me. without wanting to sound _ thanks for having me. without wanting to sound old - thanks for having me. without wanting to sound old here, . thanks for having me. without l wanting to sound old here, what were they thinking? great question. i think what - were they thinking? great question. i think what you were they thinking? great - que

and an injury blow for england cricketer ben stokes gemma will have those details in sports. all the recent early spring wards is being squeezed out of europe but he's still there in western russia and the reason really is because the years will be coming in from the north for her in this cold fronts or most places the western single figures as hard tempted by a day a few perks the east the teens serving here for example but moscow's at 22 so we're pushing the code in this direction we're doing with this from the snowed for the snow that's going to fall on wednesday in poland slovakia for example right here is probably going to retrogress and come back towards west and probably even germany come thursday this area is turning will stay cold if you like the cold extends down to least dalton greece so greece looks quite well so there's some part of fronts but for most of us it's also a very pretty picture. it's even turning wet in spain and portugal that border one of the boys place in france in his you'll see that colored wooden boards from the north and northeast dropped inter

golf champion despite a shaky finish at augusta had hung on to win the masters by one shots david stokes reports. one of the most famous prizes in sport at the masters green jacket now sits on the shoulders of a decade. the 1st ever japanese man to win a major golf title course in my book it's really him to think that there are a lot of youngsters in japan watching today hopefully in 5 or 10 years some of them will be competing on the world stage and they can follow in my footsteps. but see i'm a star to the final round at augusta 4 shots clear but the nerves began to show in the closing stages. he took shots at the 15th and 16th holes and was in danger of throwing it all the way. but luckily for him despite another beau get the last his one. a power round of $73.00 was enough to secure a famous victory by want to shot the 29 year old without a win on the p.g.a. tour for 4 years was now a major champion in a touching moment on the green his caddy paid his own respects to the famous course . by former masters winners tiger woods and jack nicklaus were among those to congratulate matsuyama

pushing the nuclear plant into the ocean the government says it has little choice but the decision is stoking anger both at home and abroad also coming up more than 3000000 infections and hospitals pushed.

to most americans, maxine waters stoking the racial violence was disgusting. to pbs yamish alcindor. she came to her defense. >> i wonder why the white house is not coming to the defense of representative water coming she's facing attacks by the republicans. she's obviously not threatening violence. >> sean: >> laura: adam, here's where we are supposed to remind people that the taxpayers pay her salary. >> pbs leftist news organization. near they're an activist organization. the government takes our money by force to fund a leftist activist alleged news organization. it's amazing how far the civil rights movement has gone. if what she says is true. martin luther king dreamed up a color blind society to judge one another based on the content of our character. if he was around today, he would be cancelled. crazy radicals and doing it with our tax dollars. >> they're not reporters anymore, lisa. they're agitators. they're saying why aren't you saying this? joe, why aren't you doing this? why aren't you getting rid of the filibuster? these are like board meetings

back in stoke, as we filmed, mandy received two job interviews.t. i will find the right job, iwill find it. emma simpson, bbc news. now, the big winner at this year's oscars awards was the film nomadland. the drama about a woman living in her van in the american west after the financial crash won the top prize for best film. its director, chloe zhao, became the first woman of colour to win best director, and the veteran british actor sir anthony hopkins won best actor for his role in the father. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports on a unique, socially distant ceremony. the year the oscars were held in a train station best picture went to a film about a van. nomadland. francis mcdormand plays a woman who has lost herjob and her husband and takes to the roads to find work and community. no, i'm not homeless. i'm just houseless. she celebrated by encouraging people to go back to the cinema and then paid tribute to the film's sound mixer michael wolf snyder, who took his own life last month. we give this one to our wolf. she howls.

>> that is another live, repeating more lies, stoking these flames, they should be ashamed, they should be called out and remembered for all time. brandon ta ta. it began right away yesterday and continued for most of the day with tweets deleted by lebron james and another tweet came out that we demand accountability, tired of all the horrible stuff happening. your thoughts. >> thank you for showing a highlight tape of the dumbest people on planet earth, these people should be ashamed of themselves lying on this police officer and that girl. that girl had life in her hand cutting ready to stab another younger black girl in the face, she wasn't just swinging a knife, she was going to stab her in the face, she was fatally shot, officers have every right to protect the life of another individual. these people want there to be hatred in this country, they want police officers to be demonized, to have conflict so they continue to get better ratings and get reelected, keep promising the public something they can never deliver on. shannon: they seem almost disappointed when facts don't exactly

saying politicians stoked fear, suggesting the jury was fearing rioting. >> i'm worried about the rest of the country, which thanks to police inaction is boarded up. so that's more my concern. >> reporter: carlson cutting off his guest. >> nope, done. >> reporter: social media commenters said carlson was melting down. it even stired debates on sports tv. >> these are the kinds of things that make people shake and make people shiver. >> it's indefensible. >> reporter: with mediaite saying fox news is fixating on post-chauvin riots that didn't happen, with old footage of looting in minneapolis from last year. this is sometimes denounced as riot porn. in d.c., marjorie taylor greene getting attention saying that d.c. is dead tonight, people are scared to go out. hundreds of residents laughing at her, with "the washington post" saying her imaginary d.c. sounds like a scary place. which was the point. >> brian stelter joins me now. you showed how tucker carlson reacted, it's an alternative universe going on over there. >> reporter: yes, whether it's gop lawmakers or fox stars, fear is the c

huarong kind of stoked investor concern after the release of its financials march 31.led to questions about the liability and visibility of the group. there have been reports of a potential restructuring, yet no signs the government might step in to prevent investors taking a cut. that sparked a lot of worry about the extent and scope of support from the state. this is an a rated investment grade borrower. typically held by many institution or international investors. now it is trading at junk levels. $.60, $.65 on the dollar. manus: i remember when they use to rate certain other products as aaa, that came to an untimely end. $42 billion worth of onshore and offshore debt in this company. it comes down to a simple issue, the bonds rated aaa by some of the rating agencies as to where there is contagion risk. >> absolutely. we are already seeing signs of contagion in the offshore credit markets. there was a sharp selloff in china investment grade and high-yield dollar bonds as investors moved to payer risks. we are already seeing a share investment bonds moving out wider

is a war of confrontation and he hopes the troops will be able to draw another troop build up is stoking tensions between the e.u. and russia and former u.s. vice president walter mondale has died at $93.00 he was 2nd in c'mon during the carter administration and a champion for the democratic party's liberal wing. mondale's own bid for the presidency ended in a landslide defeat to ronald reagan in 1984. now crisis suits the streets of the us city of minneapolis on monday evening as the city braces for the jury's decision in the trial for the police officer derek sheldon demonstrations called for justice for george floyd who was killed last may off the shelf and praised his knee on his neck for 9 minutes the jury has wrapped up its 1st day of deliberations without reaching a verdict now india the prosecution and defense made their closing arguments in court. guilty or not guilty that's the question 12 men and women will have to answer while the country waits the defendant derek chauvin was fired from the minneapolis police department last year after george floyd died in his custody a vide

birmingham are now nine points above the relegation zone, after three wins in five, beating stoke cityraw at huddersfield. ahead of their old firm scottish cup tie against rangers next weekend, celtic have got their biggest premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. two goals from mohamed elyounoussi. bottom side hamilton were beaten 1—0 by dundee united — marc mcnulty with the goal there. kilmarnock against ross county finished 2—2. motherwell beat st mirren 1—0. rugby union next, and england have thrashed italy 67—3 in the women's six nations. the defending champions scored nine tries as they reached the final of the tournament, which has a different format for this year, asjo currie reports. stepping out, knowing that a win against italy would send england through to the six nations grand final. a moment of reflection, and then it was down to business. against their resolute hosts, england knew they would have to take their chances. they did just that. first showing her power and then her pace to put the visitors ahead. a moment later, an almost an identi

the latest tension comes as russia beefs up its milary presence on e you cane border, stoking fears of an invasion. president biden has expressed his will to de-escalate tensions in the hope putin will still agree to meet for a summit this summer. julia: let's turn to the u.s. where police have identified the shooter who killed eight people for killing himself at a fedex facility in indianapolis on thursday. he is a 19-year-old former employee but his motive is still unknown. investigators have pointed out a significant number of employees rem -- were members of the sikh community. in a sign of mourning, president biden has ordered flags lowered to have staff at the white house and all government buildings. it's the latest in a string of mass shootings across the u.s. -- 18 people died in two separate killings just last month. it is the end of an era for cuba. raul castro has confirmed he will hand over the leadership of the all powerful cuban communist party to a younger generation. he made the announcement in the four-day congress. he did not mention who would succeed him he does hav

they are flat out lying and stoking violence in our communities. i hate to say this but these black leaders are equally as ignorant as the people that you showed at the beginning of the show because they are pushing an agenda that hurts them. this is not hurting white people. it's making other black people become more violent, feel like their life is endangered by police. they're going to end up getting hurt and end up dying and not having patrols in their communities which makes their communities more violent. it's not hurting white people. it's hurting black people and is perpetuated by a lot of black leaders. >> laura: is not hurting black celebrities either, is it? >> noel. lebron james is living on a high horse and a multimillion dollar house living near nothing but white people. at the drop of a dime he will have white officers at his house doing investigations on false claims if there is some. lebron james and the people like the blm cofounder living in million-dollar houses, they don't care. they just want to push a virtue signal because th

stoking fear while suggesting the jury was fearing rioting. >> i'm kind of more worried about the rest of the country which thanks to police inaction, in case you haven't noticed, is boarded up. so that's more my concern. >> reporter: carlson cutting off his guest. >> nope, done. >> reporter: social media commenters said carlson was melting down. it even stirred debates on sports tv. >> these are the kinds of things that make people shake and make people shiver. >> it's indefensible. >> reporter: carlson was leading a right wing media narrative saying that fox news is fixating on post-chauvin violence that never happened, including by running footage of last year's fires and looting in minneapolis. this is sometimes denounced as riot porn. >> can i be very brutally honest about this. >> reporter: in d.c., marjorie taylor greene getting what she wanted, attention with this lie that d.c. was, quote, completely dead tuesday night, people scared to good out fearing riots. hundreds of residents corrected her, laughed at her with "the washington post" saying her imaginary d.c. sounds like a

russian warships on their way to the black sea parts of the military buildup around ukraine that's been stoking tensions in recent weeks. military camps like this one have sprung up and witnesses have reported seeing reza tanks in the area now the west is condemning russia's buildup and reiterating suppose the ukraine. united states stands firmly behind the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we're seeing unfortunately. russia taking a very provocative act i want to talk to you we're now seeing the largest concentration of russian forces on ukraine's border since 2014. that was when fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian troops 1st erupted in ukraine's east more than 14000 people have since died in that conflict which has yet to be resolved. in response to russia's latest moves nato secretary general yen stultified said the military alliance would stand by ukraine we are also increased presence in the black sea region in the black sea with more able presence and more ships and more puerto visits and we are constantly looking into how we can continue to step up and

. ♪ shery: mounting concern has fueled a record tumble in one companies dollar bond, stoking peers ofer joins us. why are investors panicking? >> this has been a pretty extraordinary event for chinese markets. huarong is a borrower, it has seen as essential to beijing's ambitions to shaping up its financial market. if bonds are trading and stress territory --there are two things happening. investors were spooked. investors have complained that there has been no insight to what is really happening, and that has stokes panic. the second thing about haurong's it has been seen as an important part of china's financial market. it manages one fourth of asset management to help manage the state npl's, and what that has stokes is concern whether or not there is any sign that beijing may be pulling support from some of its key state firms. haidi: that's k2 vonnie quinn. sophie: the u.s. has recommended a poll of the johnson & johnson vaccine while regulators review rare cases of blood clotting. six women developed a severe form of clotting in the brain with one dying and another in critical co