into as a whole kate partridge caught up with the chief football writer a british newspaper the daily mirror after the match martin lipton first stating that italy were deserving winners. in the first fifteen minutes they were by far the better team england showed great courage to visit great desire in the end it wasn't quite good enough and of course the familiar feeling from twelve yards so how do you think italy would do against germany that. they could have a twenty percent chance germany or sensational had the best team in the children pirlo today was magnificent germany won't give in that sort of space i don't think if they were even if they played twenty percent better than that i don't really fancy having some of your germany spain final say you say spain so what makes you think that the portugal can't do it i don't think they can get the ball enough to run out before he can hurt spain no question he's been the player of the children so far for. spain just smother the life out in they did it to france on saturday and i think they'll do it again on wednesday. into next to portugal so

you very much indeed for your thoughts and that's martin lipton the chief football writer of the daily mirror in london what is commiserations to england but congratulations to a city after they get to forty on penalties ok partridge there from outside the olympic stadium in kiev so the last four teams left to fight it out now for european glory are known it's the battle of the iberian peninsula first off with holder spain going up against christiane all those portugal on wed and stay in donetsk the following night there and sees italy germany to about the warsaw for the other final place. tennis where we're now just a couple of hours away from the start of the wimbledon fortnight world number one maria sharapova set to get her campaign underway in center court today against russian born straight on the cod all of a shot of seeking back to back ground slam titles after winning the french open other big ties on the women's side of the draw leader sees him as william's take on yet another russian culina festina four time grand slam champion kim clijsters also in action the belgian adamant she w

thank you very much indeed for your thoughts and as martin lipton the chief football writer of the daily mirror in london what is commiserations to england but congratulations seriously after they get through forty on penalties. ok parties the outside the olympic stadium in kiev so the last four teams left to fight it out for european glory and now minus the battle of the i.b.m. peninsula first off with holder spain going up against christiane i would always portugal of wednesday in donetsk the following night then sees italy in germany to battle in warsaw for the other final place to watch sport now with another longer has become the first driver this formula one season to win two races the spaniard claiming victory at an action packed european grand prix in valencia a stunning drive sing the two time champion worked his way up from eleventh on the great he then took full advantage when we're told sebastian vettel who started on pole stalled on the truck midway through the race can be broken in of lotus finish second michael schumacher completed the podium after lewis hamilton and pastor maldo

you very much indeed for your thoughts so that's martin lipton the chief football writer of the daily mirrorin london what is commiserations to england but congratulations seriously after they get three forty penalties a partridge out for the big stadium in kiev so the last four teams left to fight it out for europe pedroia no that's the back of the iberian peninsula first off with holders spain going up against christiane and others portugal of wednesday in donetsk the following night then sees italy and germany do battle in warsaw for the other final place. now following russia's disappointing performance at euro two thousand and twelve football union boss has resigned saying conformed president vladimir putin about his decision to quit out apologized for the team's early exit from the tournament after a confidence inspiring form win over the czech republic because men failed to get out of their group during with poland and then losing to greece for sinkers resignation came several days after russia's sports minister vitaly said the state would intervene if changes were made by russia's po

tournament as a whole day partridge caught up with chief football writer a british newspaper the daily mirror martin lipton first stating that italy thoroughly deserved their victory. puff in the first fifteen minutes they were by far the better team england showed great courage go to visit great desire in the end it wasn't quite good enough and of course the familiar feeling from twelve yards so how do you think he would do against germany that. they could have a twenty percent jones. with the best team in the children pirlo today was magnificent germany won't give him that sort of space i don't think if we were even if they played twenty percent i don't really fancy having you some of you germany spain fine so you say spain so what makes you think that the portugal can't do it i don't think they can get the ball enough to announce he's before he can hurt by no question he's been the plough the children so for me. spain just smother the life they did it to from. saturday night i think i'll do it again on wednesday. into next to portugal so if it's germany against spain he's going to be the w

huge amount of time with all newspapers, but you are thinking you know, with all respect to the "daily mirror" there is a certain amount of impact i'm going to have from meeting with the "daily mirror" as it were newspapers who have in the past or might in the future back a conservative cause are obviously going to be better grounds for me. >> so the main touchstone that is impacted, as you rightly say, not go to devote too much time on those not supporting you. focus on those who might be or are on the side -- >> yes, but i repeat again you know that the television cannot be your side because there are rules of impartiality. a huge a lot of time when i became leader was spent how do we get our messages on the television? i think that is the most important medium of communication. >> there's no formal record, you say in paragraph 77, of what was discussed in each meeting. we can quite see if there were lengthy lists that would be oppressive bureaucratic and counterproductive. >> yes. >> what about incapsulating a gist in sentences what was discussed in transparency? would you favor that or no

this is so true according to "the daily mirror." the tab report said the "desperate housewives" star is thrilled and the 10-month-old will be christened late they are year with guests including tom cruise, katie holmes and will smith. staying with the beckhams, is david's grandmother moving in with him? it's so false. however, the soccer stud did pay a surprise stroist his gram at her nursing home in london yesterday, posting this on his facebook page. although david doesn't i.d. which lady is grandma beckham, they all look very happy to strike a pose with him. did diddy's son lose his athletic scholarship to ucla because of a public upsflore it's so false but it's creating controversy. justin colmes granted a full ride to play for the bruins football team causing folks to question whether the cash-strapped university should be paying for the millionaire mogul's son. ucla defends the decision telling "e! news"-- the money doesn't come from the state and unlike need-embassied scholarships, athletic scholarships are awardeds to student

meeting with the daily mirror. although with other newspapers that might back a conservative cause are going to be better grounds for me. >> the main touchstone is the impact as you likely say. let's focus on on who may or may not be on your side. >> i will just repeat again that the television cannot be on your side because there are rules of impartiality. a huge amount of time when i became leader of the party was saying how can i get us on the television. i think that is the most meaningful medium of information. >> we can see if there was a lengthy list, it would be counterproductive. what about what we discussed with transparency. would you favor that or not? >> i think there are improvements we can make. i think the idea some suggested of a written interaction with every broadcaster, most of the meetings are pretty similar. you are explaining why you are in the favor of a free schools and academies. why the policy is a good idea. you are explaining something that you have already published. we're i think ther

huge amount of time with all newspapers, but you are thinking, you know with all republic to the daily mirrorthere's only a certain amount of impact i'll have from reading the daily mirror, where as it were newspapers do half in the past or might in the future pack a conservative cause and policies.áuáu >> the main touch there isáuáu impact, and as you rightly say, and might be on the side, that's the basic point. >> yes, and just to repeat again, you know television cannot be on your side because there's rules of impartiality, but, you know a huge amount of time when i became leader of the party was spent thinking about how do we get on with this with television. i think that is the most important form of communication. >> there's no former record, you say in paragraph 77, what was discussed in each meeting, andjtjt we can see it there was a list that would be an impressivingive account. >> yeah. >> what about the sentences and terms of fancy. would you say that or not? >> i think there are improvements we can make here. i think the idea that some suggested of a sort of written note of every

responsible the democratic job and i became the leader in september and i believe they were both on the daily mirror and december that it must have taken us a couple of months or so. the fourth the time for 11 years between 1999 to 2010 to what extent was that history relevant to the merits. >> it was relevant that he'd been a significant political reporter. that was certainly relevant because he would want somebody that knew the lobbying relationships and it wasn't the lobby, but he wasn't someone that had a particularly close relationships with executives in the news international for an example of rebekkah brooks. >> dirty politics published in 2005 didn't i think make any specific allegations. also, as suggested, he might have been involved in some way. was that specific issue one that you discussed? >> it's complicated because when i hired him, lord ashcroft hadn't yet made the allegation he would later make but he had made his way into lord ashcroft's bank account. adel was an obligation that he needed the fall in july once the whole situation arose. when he did make the allegation i asked abo

if, as gandhi has said, the best way is to lose yourself in the service of others, you have set a daily example, mirroredr courageous armed forces, of which you are commander in chief, is extraordinary, and yet, perhaps your majesty's most profound contribution has been to the continuity that has made change manageable. the transformation is inevitably turbulent. it has been your singular accomplishment, your unique capacity to hold together that which could have been torn asunder. you have moved with the times and allowed the times to move around the rest of society. this is a different britain from 1952 but not one detached from them. we are in so many ways a much bigger, brighter, and better united kingdom. this is a land where men and women today are equal under the law and where your people are respected, regardless of how they live, how they look, or how they love. this is a race and customs beginning now to be reflected in parliament. all of this progress has occurred during your reign. you have been a kaleidoscope queen in a kaleidoscope country in a kaleidoscope commonwealth. this gathering is o

i believe this was from the daily mirror. it must have taken us a couple of months. >> he, as we know, worked at the times for 11 years between 1999 and 2010. to what extent was that his 3 relevance to his merits, as it were? >> it wasn't particularly relevant. i mean, it was relevant he had been a political reporter. that was relevant. had a wasn't somebody who particularly close relationships with executives of news international. >> in a book called "dirty times, dirty politics," which was published in 2005 didn't, i think, make any specific allegations against mr. baldwin, although suggested he might have been involved in some way >> is complicated. when i hired mr. baldwin, ulord ashcroft had not made the allegation he made later. that was an allegation he made the following july once the situation arose. when he did make the allegation, i did, of course, ask tom baldwin about it. he denied it. my chief of staff spoke to the former editor of the times. the person who had been his boss, who said he also believe the allegat

announced that they're going to start a new musical by the creator of "mama mia" based on their song, "viva forever." and finally england's "daily mirrorrts on her daily tour, madonna reports no one enter her dressing room after a show until the sterilization team has reported all traces of dna. and her team must modify every dressing room with fake ceilings and walls so no one can hide cameras. you buy that? >> she's worried someone is going to try to clone her? >> that's what my sterilization team is worried about. that's why they sweep the studio. this is "first look" on msnbc. wail too earl li with willie geist starts right now. >>> we better go. shall we? >> i wanted it to be you. i wanted it to be you so badly. >> writer and director, nora ephron who brought us those two movias

announced that they're going to start a new musical by the creator of "mama mia" based on their song, "viva forever." and finally england's "daily mirrorrts on her daily tour, madonna reports no one enter her dressing room after a show until the sterilization team has reported all traces of dna. and her team must modify every dressing room with fake ceilings and walls so no one can hide cameras. you buy that? >> she's worried someone is going to try to clone her? >> that's what my sterilization team is worried about. that's why they sweep the studio. this is "first look" on msnbc. wail too earl li with willie geist starts right now. >>> we better go. shall we? >> i wanted it to be you. i wanted it to be you so badly. >> writer and director, nora ephron who brought us those two movies has died at the age of 71. the question this morning is -- which was your favorite nora ephron flick, we look back at her life and her career. >>> meanwhile, with new nbc polls reminding us that this presidential race is air-tight, vice president joe biden hits the campaign trail, slamming mitt romney's time at bain capital and saying that romney is in fac

the creator of "mamma mia!." seriously it's based on their song "viva forever." >>> and, finally, england's "daily mirror" reports on her current tour, madonna demands no one enter her dressing room until after a show and until her sterilization team removes any and traces of her dna. the tabloid also says her team must modify every dressing room with fake ceilings and walls so no one can hide cameras. zpl i applied for her dna team. >> you did? >> the sweep. i didn't get the job. >> why not? >> i left a couple skin cells on the countertop. >> tainted the sample? yeah. i hate it when that happens. this comes to us from w.o.o.d., "24 hour news 8" in grand rapids, michigan, where man's best friend became one little boy's lifesaver. 14-month-old stanley fell into the family pool. his mother says she lost sight of him for just a moment before finding him in the water appearing to be floating, but their dog, a lab named bear, had used his own back to prop up stanley and keep him above the surface. stanley was rushed to the hospital but is now okay, and the family gives all the credit to bear. i'm lynn berry, and this

reporter: zach bags groceries at shop-rite and delivers mail at the philadelphia enquirer and daily news. >> so it's always like looking at mirrorster: while the rest of the family came to terms with zach's disabilities, bissinger admits he struggled to accept his son. >> i had loved zach to death, but i also say in the book -- and i don't say it proudly -- this is never the child i envisioned, and it was not the child that i wanted. >> reporter: you wanted him to be normal? >> i did not want him to be normal. i mean, i wanted him to play baseball. i wanted him to go to harvard. parents want things from their kids. >> reporter: so buzz suggested they take a road trip across the country. he hoped they would bond. zach was much less enthusiastic. you don't seem very excited. no, no, no, i'm very excited. how will we get there? we'll rent a car, and we'll drive. hey, dad, i have an idea. maybe we can fly. >> reporter: you trapped him in a car for two weeks, and you took him across the united states. >> right. so now everyone thinks i'm probably the worst parent in the history of parenthood. >> reporter: there were funny moments and

the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror you usually see three people standing in line, tidying up their faces. that's a dailyng all day. they get a good haircut and feel better about themselves. >>> up next, an inmate confronts the parents of the girl he murdered. >> the victim's mom and stepdad are here today. vickie and greg. they trusted me with their daughter and i ended up killing her. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes