an afl-cio t-shirt. about half. a chamber of commerce logo on a t-shirt. only a few. the state admitted all three of those are political and would be banned at the polls, at least if the minnesota vikings was seeking, you know, a bond for a new stadium. well, let me conclude with the most ridiculous argument that the state makes, that they must ban all tea party t-shirts and all afl-cio t-shirts to promote peace at the polls and prevent silent intimidation. the supreme court made clear in a vietnam war era case that unfounded fears of disruption are not grounds for a speech or a clothing ban. in that case it was an arm band. and an unfounded fear that political clothing worn in the line by a vetter will trigger some other voter is an equally insubstantial reason to ban all political speech at the polls. thank you. >> to remind you who i am, i'm jordan lawrence with alliance defending freedom. we've heard these two great presentations from todd and jacob. adf attorney, our ceo will be arguing the nifla case, stands for the national institute of family life advocates in

dlf represents minnesota voters alliance in the political t-shirt case.d is a frequent commentator on print radio and on tv. he served a six-year term on the u.s. commission on civil rights and he previously worked here at heritage where he was my boss for five years. so welcome back. he also spent time in the office of legal council at the u.s. department of justice and the chief subcommittee council in the u.s. house of raptives. to he is from the university of thick chick law school and he clerked for edith jones and last, but not least we'll hear from jordan lawrence. he is one of the attorneys representing the pro-life pregnancy centers from california. jordan's work encompasses a broad range of litigation with the primary focus on defending the first amendment freedoms of public university students and professors. jordan argued before the supreme court in board of regents versus south worth challenging the university forcing unwilling students to contribute to campus activist groups. he is a graduate of stanford university and the university of minn

t. shirts. but the workers here assure us it's all right because it's for the asian market that's their excuse and they continue to spew out fake boss t. shirts. and our people work very hard and they have to because we bosses expect them to do this and that's. that simple sentence packs a powerful punch there's a lot to do and people are cheaper than machines the talk is tough and the work is hard selling all day ruins workers eyes and the industrial chemicals being used damage their lungs it's mostly women and children who work here by law the workers have to be at least eighteen but mohammad is only thirteen. our family has debts at the market if i earn a lot of money maybe i can go back to school. he dreams of school but his reality looks different ten hour workdays sometimes even fourteen six days a week bangladesh is a poverty stricken country but the garment trade is booming it's the country's most important industry and it provides jobs in a country where beggars can't be choosers the mi

t. shirt i buy the t. shirt i don't wear it for six months it's always decided at the very last moment and it's never actually why must wear these t. shirts for this rehearsal at this point me. in melbourne that's where you're born born and raised and educated in australia when did you realise that you were not a proper australian i didn't feel at home. in a strange. because all the interest that i had or that i was being. introduced to music and theater in the church. didn't really seem to come from my daily reality. and so i created a sort of parallel world based on sort of fantasy and culture that was really inspired by my grandmother. and you were the first time to. discover your career thirteen you knew being jewish and music really determined your life so did you have to fight for your liking so everyone supported me i sort of had a very blessed childhood i must say i was bombarded with music and theater and. visual arts and i was literally a sponge and i just i just sucked everything in and then you

amanda: great mitch, you can head up the t-shirt taskforce. mitch: no, that's not what i'm talking... amanda: preston, you can be his assistant. oh yes, i expect big things from you guys. preston: we're already so busy. mitch: i think she actually expects t-shirts. amanda: big things. mitch: and it's your fault. preston: me? mitch: yeah. preston: hey, whoa, i'm just a kid. is she serious? noah: you guys still at it? still going at it? lou: she's still at it. noah: did you get any sleep last night? you can't live on coffee alone. veronica: i'll sleep when i pass the test. until then all i'm doing is hitting the books. noah: well, looks like you need this more than i do. good luck coffee zombie. veronica: thanks. lou: mmm...sorry i left to crash last night, but i'm gonna stick it out with you until test day. veronica: you really don't mind? i just need somebody to keep me up. the amount of rem sleep i've had in the last 72 hours can't even be charted. lou: noah's right, you can't be pulling multiple all-nighters like this. veronica: i don't mind

when the home team scored, the scorer held up a t—shirt with the late captain's scorer held up a t—shirtthe late captain's image on it. note the winter paralympics in pyeongchang, were paralympic gb have won a couple of medals overnight. millie knight and brett wild claimed their second silver medals of the games. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe finished with a bronze medal. kate gray reports. today it was all about the super g in the alpine skiing. great britain had to medals to add to the silver they won yesterday. first out of the gate was the owner of the silver medal, millie knight, and her guide, brett wild. a confident ski down a very winding technical course. they managed to cross the line. as they did they set a very strong time. there are team—mates then followed. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe. they had a tricky 24 hours after crashing out in the downhill yesterday. they had to come back, focus and prepare for this race. they are world champions. they admit they had some anxious moments in the guido pella. the first half was about building the confidence. by halfway down she

a t-shirt you say is passive. what if it were a sign on my head with flashing lights? is that active or passive? how are we supposed to police the line you are suggesting? >> what i am suggesting is that the line is already policed. interestsvernments are already regulated by other statutes. minnesota's anti-intimidation statutes could be utilized to get intimidating and threatening messages in the polling place. >> they talk about other interests like decorum and dignity and those are not addressed. >> no they are not. they are addressed by section which prohibits disorderly conduct. >> what's the difference between interference was someone's right to vote or disorderly conduct and a core? they are not the -- and decorum? they are not the same. there is no right to vote as far as i understand free of intimidation but there is not a right to vote free of being bothered at all. polling places are not pristine retreats from the real world and i don't think the government can second feisty first amendment. wonder if that but i the state can make an opposite determination

this is the £20 t—shirt that liverpool fans have deck cried as sick.ten o the sleeve is the word karma. it was spotted online on thursday, and on merseyside there has been a big backlash, the 96, the colour red and the rose are seen by some here as references to the hillsborough disaster, when 96 people died. campaigners want to know how this happened who made this decision do this shirt? who made this decision surely to goodness they must have known, something about hillsborough, and if they don't, i urge them to look up on hillsborough, because i think they will learn, they have to learn a lot about it. and of course ican learn a lot about it. and of course i can understand the fans, the families, being upset about this. and some took to twitter to vent their anger, absolute disgrace, it is surely unintentional one person rote wrote, how no—one flagged how offensive it would be is beyond me. another wrote it is a bob marley song, the lyrics are from the song, karma is the brand. they could have thought of the other connotations perhaps but probably t

a t-shirt you say is passive. what if it were instead a sign on my head? you know, a flashing light. is that active or is that passive? how are we supposed to police the line you're suggesting? >> well, what i'm suggesting, your honor, is that the line is already policed. all the government's interest that it's claiming in polling places are already regulated by other statutes. for instance, minnesota's anti-intimidation statute would be utilized to get an intimidating and threatening messages in the polling place, similarly -- >> but they -- they talk about other interests, like decorum and dignity and those aren't addressed by the other statutes. >> no, they're not -- well, they are addressed by section 204 c.046, your honor, which prohibits disorderly conduct. >> what is the difference between interference with someone's right to vote or disorderly conduct and decorum? they're not the same. decorum obviously reaches further than, you can't intimidate someone. >> yes, it probably would, your honor. that's true. but there's no right to vote as far as i un

, we can end gun violence. —— dizzyingly so. with that t—shirt, we can end gun violence. -- dizzyinglyate us politics and may be a watershed in the regulation and violence, hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of various us cities today, all us states have protests, and i think around the world as well. macani has a personal link to this. he says i had a friend killed by a gun not farfrom here, john lennon in 1980. it's interesting that he doesn't name him, hejust says interesting that he doesn't name him, he just says one of my best friends was killed from gun violence not too far from here. it is amazing really, isn't it? if you think about how much that shooting shocked us here and in america i don't know the exact statistics, but shootings every single day, it seems, they have kind of become anaesthetised to it. what is really special about this story is the momentum that has built from these teenagers. you heard them speak earlier on your newsreel. it was so emotive, they we re newsreel. it was so emotive, they were so newsreel. it was so emotive, they were so passionate

we're going to give away some t-shirts. so who wants a t-shirt? >> you want a loyola chicago shirt?it away. you have to give it. >> we're giving t-shirts away. >> that was hard for carson to part with. >> you still have the socks. >> i have something else to give away. i've got a couple of tickets to "jesus christ superstar." ready? come on. where is -- i'm looking for somebody. hold on. look at this crowd, you guys. where is -- >> she's going all the way down. >> man. >> she should have taken a bus. >> where is mary? >> i'm mary. >> mary, you are here celebrating your birthday. you're with your family. all of you are going to "jesus christ superstar" live. >> those are the folks i gave the t-shirt to. >> awesome. >> we loved you guys. you guys, thank you so much. al, real quick, look at this. al roker, you sexy beast. >> you sexy beast. that's disturbing. you sexy beast. >> you need that sign every day. >> guys, lots to get to this morning. including martha stewart who is here with elegant but easy ideas to make your easter eggs prettier than ever. >> that's right. after easter com

both kings and celtics players wearing the black t-shirts and pregame warm-ups today to honor the memorythe 22-year-old who was unarmed while shot and killed by sacramento police. players on both teams also participated in a public service video promoting unity while seeking change.>> say his name. >> stephon clark >> we must unite. >> reporter: the idea coming from a kings staff member but put into action by guard garrett temple. outspoken from the beginning about police accountability.>> it is the toughest job in america. i applaud them for putting their lives on the line every night and every day. with that comes a responsibility. that is the burden that they bear.>> reporter:'s -->> reporter: celtic players weighing in as well. >> for the family, it is tough. no gesture can bring your son back. we have to continue to speak up about things. >> reporter: reaction to the play is tribute through both praise and criticism. some say clark should have complied with officers demands while other fans offered their full support.>> we need to let everybody know that we are a team not matter whe

city hall where a city council meeting is about to get under way, they're handing out signs and t shirts like this that say build black, security is ten deep everyone's having to go through metal detectors. an emotional protest in sacramento as anger continues to motivate community groups to take to the streets. today the california department of justice announced they are stepping in to oversee the investigation into the shooting death of stephon clark on march 18 in a case that's fast becoming a national crusade about illegal use of force. clark led police on a pursuit that ended in his grandmother's backyard in south sacramento. >> gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: body cam video included an officer yelling gun, then 20 rounds were fired at to the 22-year-old. as officers arrived, one said mute and audio on both body cams went silent. clark was not armed, he was holding a cell phone. >> my team and i at the california department of justice will do everything in our power to ensure that this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> we're here because excessive force was being used.

i would like that t-shirt. >> jon: yeah!hen: i'd like a copy of that. >> jon: i'd wear that. >> stephen: all cotton, though, all cotton. gotta breathe. so, the president almost definitely colluded with russia, but there's equally important news out there. tiffany haddish said someone bit beyonce. ( laughter ) yeah, yeah, this is serious. this is serious. here's what went down. tiffany haddish was at a party in l.a. that beyonce and jay-z attended. "according to haddish, the actor-- whom she refused to name-- was at the party 'doing the mostest' before biting beyonceÉ in the face." now, i had to look up "doing the mostest," because i'm the white-steft-- legally, i'm the white-stest. and apparently it means "trying too hard to impress people and embarrassing yourself." i also had to look up "biting beyonce in the face." turns out, it means, "biting beyonce in the face." simpler than i thought. haddish explained to "gq," "i said to beyonce, 'did she really bite you?' she was like, 'yeah.' i was like, 'she's going to get her ass

pity's day t-shirt. proceeds benefit the fixable program, a low cost program for pit bull type dogs in delaware county. >> for maybe the families that don't want to go to the bar crawl, there's another celebration. >> it's our celebration for the families. we're going to have a bake sale, our vendor there, adoption special. you'll be able to purchase the st. pity's day t-shirts. >> you have a good weekend. >> emily, thanks for being on. if you're interested in spot or any other dog, head over to providence animal center. >>> . >>> well, hey, looking for something to do indoors, you can get a taste of spring heading to the philadelphia flower show. t convention center and runs through march 11th. the theme is wonders of water this year. you're engulfed in a rainforest of tropical waters.ls and reflection pools and a replica of ice melt in a mountain stream. very nice if you're looking for an escape from the reality out there. >> it seems every year with the philadelphia flower show, there's snow before or

. >> students spent their sunday afternoon in a park marking orange t-shirts with strong messages. she and her classmates will wear the t-shirts march 14th during a national school walkout for gun control in the wake of the mass shooting in parkland, florida, which killed 17. >> 17 people dead, that's insane. >> i hope the lawmakers listen and pass common sense gun reform to make the schools safer. >> that will happen at 10:00 a.m. and last 17 minutes, one minute for each victim of the shooting. this woman lost her best friend. >> if i found out one of my best friends was killed in a shooting, i don't know what i would do. i think it's important that we can use our voices to spread awareness and make sure no one has to go through it again. >> grace cathedral held a forum on gun violence in the u.s. >> twisting people's lives ripped apart by the violence. we want to make sure we do what we can to stop that and make the world a safer place. >> back in pleasanton, foothill students raised money for a fund to help victims of the florida shooting. in pleasanton, cornell barnard, abc 7 n

topman has been forced to stop selling this t—shirt — after relatives of those killed in the hillsborough'm joined in the studio by our correspondent sarah corker, and via webcam by lou brookes, whose brother andrew died at hillsborough. he was 26 years old. we have seen the shirt butjust explain why many liverpool fans are deeply insulted by this. it is a red shirt with the words calm down one side, on the back the big 96, rose, and the words "what goes round comes back around". it was on sale for £20, and as top man said it was a reference to the bot marley song released in 1996 but since the shirt was spotted online by fans on thursday there has been a strong reaction. they described it as sick and offensive because they think it is an inadvertent reference to the hillsborough disaster when 96 fans died. the red is the colour of liverpool football club, the rose motif appears on the hillsborough memorial and the shirt has been withdrawn. topman as saying it is about bob marley song, but football fa ns about bob marley song, but football fans are saying how did this ever get through? we

both kings and celtics players wearing the black t-shirts in pregame warmups to honor the memory of the 22-year-old unarmed when shot and killed by sacramento police. players on both teams participating in a public service video promoting unity while seeking change. >> say his name the. >> stephon clark. >> stephon clark. we must unite. >> the idea for the shirts coming from a king's staff member, outspoken from the beginning about police accountability. >> it's probably the toughest job in america. i applaud them for putting their life on the line every night, every day, but with that comes a responsibility, and that's the mantel that they carry and the burden they bear. >> celtics players weighing in as well. >> for the family i know it's tough, and no gesture can bring your son back, but you know, as nba players and as people of influence we've got to continue to speak up about things. >> reaction to the players tribute grew praise and criticism. some say clark should have complied with officer's commands. >> we need to let everybody know we're a team whether you're on the court or t

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they have a t-shirt gun that they shot up into the upper deck. build this 25 billion-dollar wall and some dug dealer get one of those t-shirt guns shoot the piles of fentanyl over the wall. the wall won't stop the drug or pros. it will stop the -- apricot picker. >> geraldo that argument is not used for anything else. we don't say that about homicide laws. well you know homicide law is going to cause a slight obstruction if you kill someone they may have to spend some time in prison, too. you don't enact a law for the purpose of absolutely black and white stopping an activity. you make it more difficult. so that argument that oh they are just going to build a ladder. okay build a ladder and we will build a higher wall and you build a higher ladder. that's how this works. it's not a black and white issue. >> i said to the president of the united states himself. i said you can make a deal voters in the majority of states said build the wall. get give 25 billion-dollar to build wall and give me 1.6 million dreamers path to citizenship. >> sean: alre

a writer's assistant made janney a special t-shirt saying i survived award season and all i got was >news in america this morning -- plenty to say. >> i have not had a drink. >> a former trump campaign aide goes on a tour of cable news, claiming russia may have something on president trump. but will sam nunberg speak with investigators? his story changing overnight. >>> breaking now, a blizzard tearing through the midwest. leaving icy conditions. now taking aim at if storm-weary northeast. we have the latest forecast. >>> danger on the slopes. children in different states dangling from ski lifts as people rush to save them. >>> plus, who stole frances mcdormand's oscar? >>> the overnight bachelor finale with a twist. >>> and the bots take over the burg

one thing about fentanyl being shot over with the cleveland cavaliers' t-shirt, it's funny but here'shing, the wall, according to agents and the president is looking at prototypes, t they will be able to see through and they will be able to know if they are on the other side. if they are on the other side, our agents will be all over them. >> don't you agree?ov why not make a simple deal? you got the dreamers, which are going to be a sore on the president's side forever. >> sean: democrats do not want a deal. they want to run on it in 2018. >> because the republicans have offered them a three year amnesty for the dreamers, not a path to citizenship. >> sean: president offered daca in exchange for three things. chain migration, visa lottery, we know there are flaws in it because of recent attacks and he says he wants the wall. >> i want to say something that we all agree on now. i think i caught theim "new york times" in one the most egregious acts of partisanship you will ever hear about and i think too many people let this go unnoted.d. the headline in yesterday's "new york times" ab

lousy t-shirt. >> of course that is not true.ught the >>> good tuesday morning. >> here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." a storm that will become the second nor'easter in less than a week is now bringing heavy snow to the upper midwest. highways are closed and flights are canceled. the storm is heading for the northeast and communities still recover fwing from the first st. >>> a former trump aide has vowed to defy a subpoena to appear before a grand jury. sam nunberg appeared willing to go to jail instead, but by the end of the evening, he said he may cooperate after all. >>> and texas held their first primary elections of the year today. ted cruz are among the names on the ballot and today's voting will also determine candidates for the six congressional seats that are open because of republican retirements. >>> and a judge mahas denied a request to throw out the claims against bill cosby. he will be heading back to court. it is tuesday, march 6. >> narrator: from abc news, this is

t. shirts. but the workers here assure us it's all right because it's for the asian market that's their excuse and they continue to spew out fake boss t. shirts. on our people work very hard and they have to because we bosses expect them to that's. that simple sentence packs a powerful punch there's a lot to do and people are cheaper than machines the talk is tough and the work is hard sewing all day ruins workers' eyes and the industrial chemicals being used damage their lungs it's mostly women and children who work here by law the workers have to be at least eighteen but mohammad is only thirteen. our family has debts at the market if i earn a lot of money though maybe i can go back to school. he dreams of school but his reality looks different ten hour workdays sometimes even fourteen six days a week bangladesh is a poverty stricken country but the garment trade is booming it's the country's most important industry and it provides jobs in a country where beggars can't be choosers the minimum

involved in the fight for gun reform. >> reporter: she says she and her classmates will wear the t-shirts on march 14th in the walk out. >> 17 people dead, that's insane. >> our hope is our lawmakers will listen and we can pass common sense gun reform. >> reporter: that walk out happens at 10:00 a.m. and lasts for 17 minute, one minute for each victim. >> if i found out one of my best friends was killed in the shooting i don't know what i would do. i think it's important weeee our voices to spread awareness. >> reporter: grace cathedral held a forum on gun violence in the u.s. >> we've seen people's lives ripped apart, we want to do what e we can to stop that. >> foothill students raised money to help victims of the shooting. >>> a woman and her dog were rescued from the cliffs this evening. the photo was tweeted by the san francisco fire department that show the rescue. a ball went over the cliff and the pit buell we want over after it, whn the dog went over, the owner went over as well. they were rescued by the fire department without injury. still ahead. >>> i'm glad it happened. this

your t—shirt says it all. calm is exactly how people have remained. do you feel concerned? bring my son. event, but life will move on. there is so much love here, i don't think that would happen. reverberating around the world. a global trade war. angela merkel said it would be best if the european union was exempted. the eu is seeking talks on the issue. prince has ended with a massive arms deal. deal. saudi arabia has agreed to buy 48 typhoon jets. saudi arabia has agreed to buy 48 typhoonjets. 48 typhoonjets. human rights groups protested against the visit. since last yea r‘s bitterly contested election. each other "brothers". into government held—territory. before heading back to damascus. this is the emergency aid convoy inside eastern ghouta today. to the firing line. but was forced to leave because of ongoing fighting. killed in air strikes and shelling injust two weeks. has called the war in syria at colossal human tragedy. colossal human tragedy. i spoke to him earlier. you know what is tragic about syria? flee within the country. we reached today, there is no opti

anger nearly overwhelmed stephon clark's brother. natstevante clark, wearing a bandana and white t=shirt, threw himself on the coffin as performers danced and sang. later he grabbed the microphone from n=double=a=c=p leader alice huffman,hold on sister, this ain't about you.i am?stephon clark!after calling for a library and recreational center to be named for his younger brother, stevante was led off ... the reverend al sharpton called him back, with a rebuke to any crotics."you don't tell people in pain how to handle their pain. you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. we did not come for you uppity bourgeois proper folks. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today."stevante threw his arms around the civil rights leader as sharpton talked about stephon's death, this brother could be any one of uscan't nobody do me like jesus!stephon clark converted to islam a few years before his death both christian and muslim prayers were offered, berkeley imam zaid shakir noted that more than 1=thousand americans are shot by

was losing the girls to norway and they were becoming too norwegian, dressing in skinnyjeans and t—shirtsded to get them back into somali culture. so she hired a teacher of the koran which according to the teacher is the start of the nightmare. he is the one who starts to get them into being more observant and praying more, but... what does that tell you? it tells a lot — why it is important to integrate whole families, because this is a textbook case of radicalisation, those girls. it is a gripping story, almost a thriller. yes, for many reasons, also theirjourney to syria and the father who comes to look for them. he tried to stop them but he was too late. they had gone across. he was a child soldier from somali so he was the right type to cross the border and join the front in order to be with the soldiers and try to find the girls. what happened, he found them and he was going to meet them, but two competing armies were meeting and the girls were in a car and one of them was shot and injured. he actually got to meet the other one, and he said, "finally, you will come back with me". an

(bright music) at custom ink, we make it easy for you to create custom t-shirts and other apparel for's events. get free shipping and on time delivery guaranteed. go to customink.com to get started today. >>> happy spring. it starts today. you cannot tell it from the weather. at least in the southeast and east coast. a possible tornado touching down in jacksonville, alabama. injuring one person and trapping others. jacksonville university campus police going room to room checking on students after the storm damaged dorm roofs and sports coliseum. fortunately many students were away for spring break. >> power outages in alabama and georgia. the storm moving north and could turn into yet another nor'easter tonight into wednesday. for the latest, we go live to the cnn weather center and meteorologist pedram javaheri. pedram, deliver the latest batch of bad news for us. >> good things come in four, right? bad things in this case. the severe weather concern is quickly dwindling. it has been a quiet last couple of months into the cold season. it will quickly ramp up. you look, of course, ap

2014 and the following year, urban shield came under scrutiny when a vendor sold lack rifles matter t-shirts. they also participated in the past and the far right group keepers militia once had a booth there.>> they are militarized policing. basically, it is the ideology, and it's the equipment.>>/ >> reporter: well, conference helps first responders prepare for any kind of disaster and terrorism. and, the sheriff also says that this year he is putting in place safeguards to make sure and then any type of vendor that promotes any type of racist messages. again, they plan to be here at the alameda county building at 10 am. reporting live in oakland.>>> an attorney representing donald trump's lawyer michael collins says that there is no legal issue with a $130,000 payment that he may to porn star stormy daniels. the mac he paid the $130,000 but the reason is to protect business, protect reputation and protect family. and you can't speculate that it was to elect somebody president of the united states. >>> he maintains that that money was never paid back by the trump campaign or by mr. trump an

(bright music) at custom ink, we make it easy for you to create custom t-shirts and other apparel for all of life's events. get free shipping and on time delivery guaranteed. go to customink.com to get started today. >>> turmoil in the white house now stretching around the globe. white house announces tariffs on steel and aluminum that could raise prices and cost jobs. the policy not ready, but allies are angry and global stocks tumbling. >>> i missed every one of you every stday. >> that is the chief of staff. he misses his old job. national security adviser appears headed out the door. one of ivanka trump's business deals now under the fbi microsco microscope. >>> a day after appearing about gun reforms, the president has a surprise sit down with the nra. now the president does not want gun control. the president tweeted he had a great meeting with the nra. you don't have a great meeting with the nra telling them you increase the minimum age. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 30 minutes past the hour. the big story today, trump tariffs. slappi

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when vitor hugo scored the only goal of the game against benevento, he held up a t—shirt with the italianutes. players also wore shirts bearing astori's name and number in the warm—up. after ireland confirmed their place as six nations champions yesterday, the battle is on for a second place. it is currently advantage wales after they beat italy 38—14 today. wales enjoyed their biggest six nations win when these two sides met last year, and more of the same looked likely when hadleigh parkes and then george north crossed the line in the first six minutes. italy knew defeat would hand them yet another wooden spoon, and they struck back with a matteo minozzi score but wales added three more tries after the break to italy's one, with north's second score securing the bonus point. a good win for a much changed wales side. italy's 16 straight six italy's16 straight six nations defeat. i think it is a huge opportunity for a lot of the boys. it is about building depth. wales is going forward and it is quite exciting really. the championship is gone, but you are in second place. are you amazed ho

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lauren: everything from blue jeans, t-shirts here. the president set to meet with sweden's prime minister this afternoon. the two expected to discuss economic growth as well as job creation. the president's plan for new tariffs likely to come out. u.s. trade deficit was sweetened with $7 billion last year and fox business will carry the joint press conference at 3:30 p.m. eastern time later today. gerri: sunday's oscar ratings for the lowest they've ever been, lower. it begs the question, is hollywood out of touch? lauren: i watched a i watched it, too. tracee carrasco joins us with the other headlines making news. >> i did not watch it come to sunday nights when or not the academy awards. jimmy kimmel as he said was the latest oscar ever pulling in a record 26.5 million viewers down from eight teen% from last year's broadcast, which drew 32.9 million viewers according to nielsen. previous low was 32 million in 2008. meanwhile, oscar winner francis mc dermot and her statute have been reunited after was briefly stolen from her while at

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the clothing chain topman has apologised for any offence that was caused, after criticism that a t—shirtaster. the red top, which has now been withdrawn from sale, has a large 96 on the back, is being interpreted by some liverpool fans as a reference to the number of people who died in the 1989 disaster. topman say the design was inspired by a bob marley song. the first to the 43 has been seen after being warned that other christmas. the polar bear cub emerged earlier this week to the delight of keepers at the park. it is unknown whether the card is a boy or a it is unknown whether the card is a boy ora girl it is unknown whether the card is a boy or a girl but is proving to be a curious character. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. britain versus russia. who's winning? are we even competing? what game is putin playing? a russian intelligence chief has accused theresa may of "childlike naivete and incompetence". a diplomatic conflict that is deadly serious, but with a dash of playground name—calling. this russia watch

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