the spaniards‘s 13 from the goal of the season spaniards‘s 13 from the goal of the season will not be for years. they could and perhaps should have had more. only last ditch defending stopped them. a mess kit cost jordan last ditch defending stopped them. a mess kit costjordan eu what would have been his first goal for the club. in the end, it didn‘t matter, one goal enough to give swansea pride in theirfirst home one goal enough to give swansea pride in their first home league win against everton, and put their destiny back in the own hands. big, big result. the reactionjust says it all. it is belief! pure relief, and not surprising because you can see what it means to the swansea players. and 13 premier league goals ina team players. and 13 premier league goals in a team that may yet be relegated is phenomenal. he went off the boil for about but it does come good just when it matters again. he certainly didn‘t make any mistake in this one. he is the kind of player who are keen like swansea needs. you need a goal—scorer. it really means that paul clement‘s site have a great chance of

greg docherty scored the only goal of the game, as ben croucher reports.nths ago came down to one final game. ali crawford was almost single—handedly pushing hamilton towards that win, but time and time again, dundee ‘s campbell kept him from the jackpot. murphy's reflexes did not help. matthew's reflexes did not help. they continued to be saved by bell at the other end as squandered chances were beginning to take their toll. after 153 minutes of stalemate, it needed something special to end its. needed something special to end it. enter greg doherty. 0nly his second goal of the season, he has seldom scored one more valuable. simon murray had the chance to salvage, but it would prove a costly mess. prove a costly miss. for hamilton, spoils and riches and another priceless season in the premiership awaits. in england, blackpool have been promoted to league one after beating exeter 2—1 in the play off final at wembley. blackpool had only sold around 5,000 tickets for the match, with many of their fans deciding to stay away in protest about the running of the

the final spurs goal at white hart lane but not the final goal... that went to wayne rooney. fittingly for the occasion perhaps, a farewell of sorts from him as well. spurs hang on for a whole league season unbeaten at the lane. now, a club with plenty to look forward to. adam wild, bbc news. at the same time, we come to the new stadium, wanting to move on. i think we will be very happy playing at the new white hart lane you mention celebrations, will you take anything from the ground as a momentum? we will see what we can take from white hart lane and keep! keeping our house! well, jose mourinho made eight changes to his side. after reaching the europa league final on thursday night and with a number of injuries to his side, he reiterated the match in ten days' time is his priority. positive performance, with a team thatis positive performance, with a team that is not a team, but a group of players that you try and put in place, to play some matches where we have pride to play for and responsibilities in relation to the results. but matches we don't want to play. we've only g

the goal for emmanuel macron is to getan the goal for emmanuel macron is to get an outright majorityhouse to pass his progress through parliament, or at least to have a relative majority, which means having more mps than other parties. the goals for the other parties, the right wing, for example, which was expected a year at lisa do better, is to lead a coalition and decide on the policy agenda. but he has promised a change for the economy, as did francois hollande and nicholas sarkozy. many have failed to bring the changes that they said they would. will he deliver? that is a good question. i think your comparison is probably interesting in the sense that for many, interesting in the sense that for any interesting in the sense that for many, many years, possibly even decades, french governments, french presidents, have promised their european partners reforms against deficit slippage. we believe we have reached a point where european partners are not interested in hearing is at a bargain. partners are not interested in hearing is ata bargain. —— our european partners. we have reache

the squad. there has been an goal in the late game, it is now two, mesut ozil with their second goal so as it standsint behind liverpool and putting the pressure on before their game against west ham. we are used to them winning at the end of the season. it is how it is at the moment. as you say great importance to live will tomorrow and that massive game at selhurst park. huge day tomorrow. you mentioned chelsea already have that c next to their name. chelsea are, of course, premier league champions after their win over west brom last night, but that's not enough for their manager antonio conte. he says they must follow up their success with a win in the fa cup final if they're to turn a "great" season into a "fantastic" one. they face arsenal for the trophy at the end of the month: after a strong season like this, and i repeat it wasn't easy this season, i think it is right to celebrate. i think we have only started to celebrate because we have to continue. then we have to prepare for the final of the fa cup. and another great target. two tried to become this season from grade to a fantastic seaso

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the first requisite was the firing of james comey to reach that goal. the second will be what? is there a readily available candidate in the opinion of the president to replace comey? >> by default the deputy director becomes the acting director. the president as he said in the letter tonight began the serving process and that was offered immediately. the goal is to act on the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general to restore confidence in the fbi. lou: and as i go through all of the memoranda, the letter of the attorney general, the memorandum from rod rosenstein, it's all pertained to the handling by the director of the investigation of the clinton e-mails. why do we presume that this clears the way for a reopening of the iestigation into the hillary clinton e-mail by the fbi? >> it would be improper for me to comment on any investigations ongoing with respect to mrs. clinton in the e-mail. that's up to the fbi and the department of justice to determine. what i can tell you is the president would get to these recommendations are made a decision

and the goal was huge obviously. i think we played well. >> so now the series shifts to pittsburgh for game six. does that sound that's where the capitals season ended last season. more reaction on how they can change the narrative coming up later in sports. >> david culver is outside with the fans celebrating. >> d.c. is happy tonight. >> reporter: my goodness, people here are elated. you can feel that as you walk around the area. some people shouting so much joy and others shouting other things, may be the alcohol mixed in. overall a lot of joy. show you fans walking out in droves. love the red, rocking it. wearing it and proudly. of course you had some penguin fans in the mix trying to get out of the way as quickly as possible and get home as soon as they could but fans here caught up with them. listen in on how they're taking this big >> this is amazing, you know what i mean? normally d.c. sports, get here and sloppy but this is great. feel good. city is out here. amazing, looking excited. good time for d.c. sport

they had to wait until the second half for their first goal here. remember 1967, when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. he now an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtics 106th goal of the league season, a record in itself. 2—0 the final score. manager brendan rodgers first premier league season in scotla nd first premier league season in scotland unbeaten. ambitions must lie in the european champions league. but with a cup final to come, in scotland, all they could do. celtic have done. for this team to have gone through a whole season, to have won 34 games and drawn four. it's remarkable. delighted. may never happen in a lifetime again for many people. but the players, the work they have put in to achieve that, is absolutely phenomenal. they deserve all the plaudits and credit they get. elsewhere in the scottish premiership aberdeen thrashed partick six — nil and rangers won 2—1 at stjohnstone.. so here's how the final table looks — celtic as we heard unbeaten throughout their campaign — they finish top with a remarkab

the difficulty of getting the chinese to fully accept and implement palliative treatment because the goal is not to seek full recovery. [ speaking foreign language ] >> on this day, a patient suddenly lost consciousness. the woman has terminal lung cancer that has ma staft sized in her stomach and digestive systems. she regained consciousness but remained in a [ speaking foreign language ] palliative treatment to the patient's husband and daughter. he provided painkillers and medication to prevent internal bleeding. cheng left the hospital room to patient's condition.t about t in order to deliver the unfortunate news to the family, he spoke to them outside the room where the patient could not hear. cheng believes that the most important thing in treating a terminally ill patient is the trust with the patient's and their families. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the next day, the patient pass away without suffering. [ speaking foreign language ] >> cheng's continuing work gradually became famous through various media reports. this, in turn, helped raise aware

he said i don't know how we get to 50 at the moment but that's the goal. that's basically the law if you're going to do anything.

how his advisors from wall street backgrounds are helping to shape thinking tanding and about how the goal matches the policy or how the policy can the goal. host: margaret talev joining us, senior white house correspondent bloomberg. 202-748-8000 for democrats, and748-8001 for republicans independents, 202-748-8002. while we have you here, let's talk about broader topics. hat is the white house, specifically president trump, as he looks at republicans on pass a hill trying to healthcare bill, what is the white house's mood right now? the white house would like to see a healthcare bill clear the first hurdle, of the e it can't reach president's desk until it passes house and senate, it will and the change form president may, you know, the epeal of obamacare and replacement was something, one of the key promises. think, has ouse, i come to understand in the intervening months how very difficult this is. as we speak now, there is a real question about whether the move, which might be an to dment to the house bill, add additional for pre-existing conditions can be enough to together to e coal

host: you think a shutdown would achieve the goals the president wants in spending?ou think it would ultimately help him get his way as for what the administration wants? caller: i really thought trump was going to pull back on these people and fight them. he is giving the democrats everything they want. i don't know if he is involved in it, or if it is just the republican congress, but i am very surprised they passed a budget of $1.1 trillion for five months. that is crazy. host: can i ask if you voted for donald trump? caller: yes. i did vote for mr. trump. i believe he has the possibility of being the greatest president we ever had. if these things keep going on, that won't happen. host: a sparse fixing that, is this more work -- as far as fixing that, is it more work in the administration, in the congress, what do you think? caller: if i was president trump , when this bill passed my desk, i would veto it. host: the governmentneeds a good shutdown is the president's thinking. randy in alabama. good morning. good morning, pedro. i found understand how anyone could

we want to achieve the goals we all want. getting the cost of coverage down and making sure everyone has access to affordable health care. especially and including people with pre-existing conditions. that is what our bill does. >> well let's take -- >> let me just say a couple things. you have all these health insurers. if they're doing so well, why would they be pulling out of the marketplace. over 1,000 counties in america have one plan to choose from. this week in iowa, the last state-wide insurer says they have to pull out. that means people in 99 of their counties will have zero choices. aetna just pulled out of virginia. the law is collapsing. it's not working. you can't get health insurance in these places, whether you have a pre-existing condition or not. we're trying to step in front of this collapsing law and make sure we can have a system that works. a system with choice and competition and affordable premiums. and we have multiple layers of protections for people with pre-existing conditions. so -- >> let's talk a

the man who just scored the goal and a manchester united player. hance to snatch it in the dying seconds, but in much the last kick of the match, but they couldn't ta ke kick of the match, but they couldn't take that opportunity. united go through to the final in stockholm, but the fans here will be breathing a huge sigh of relief. it was an opportunity to win the trophy, meaning an opportunity to go back to the champions league. it means an opportunity to end the season in the perfect way, because the final is the last match of the season. 50 they the last match of the season. so they will play ajax in the final after the dutch side took a 4—1 lead to lee yon. the french team on the second leg 3—1. —— lyon. ita to couldn't get the extra one through in extra time. the final is on -- is in —— is in stockholm on the 24th of may. canadian goal scoring sensation christine sinclair is on the final shortlist of nominees for the bbc women's footballer of the year award. only abby wambach has scored more international goals than sinclair and the portland th

they lose on the perry goal. the announcement of the injury to johansen, without their captain, fisher. ducks score first tonight. and then bernier comes out to start the second period. bernier, back to the anaheim bench. aberg hits his face on the ice. he comes back to score the go ahead goal and then sent off for concussion protocol and hasn't returned. montour could not play the puck. down to 20 seconds. and now a penalty. >> joe: this will be against anaheim. i believe. with 20.6 remaining. a show of hands, who thought who was giving nashville any kind of a chance in this one. look at that. you can just see the effort. that is what they have exhibited from early on. it was anaheim with the early chances in the game and brian talked about pekka rinne, the goaltender for nashville. he stood tall early. they came out in the second period with a lot more energy to their game. they had to kill off the two early penalties in the first period. pekka rinne had a lot to do with that. and you talk about just a gutsy eff

it is not his goal, remember. theive goals of the 20th members, now 29 members want to make her of being a part of nato. i do think that this time next year will see some other countries, four or five more that is not the goal. arthel: understanding that focuses on military spending, especially in that titan time in radical islamic terrorists being able to reach and radicalized young women in then in their homes through the internet. >> that is certainly taken place in nato country. to step up and deal with islamic terrorists and to be frank about it. as a result, the safe haven for isis, which is the sponsorship of all of those attacks still at this in syria and the president of nato, while donald trump was visiting nato, he written article in "the wall street journal" saying islamic terrorism threatens their values and their freedom and very way of life. but in the same article, he said they would not commit combat troops on the ground in the syrian campaign. that is absolutely outrageous after hundreds of people in

fish and wildlife services on what the goals would be. so the collaborative experience in rhode island. >> we have not had the experience with buffers, but what we have had is an application of principles applied to how we can manage or deal with a given species but it varies and diametrically opposed to what is allowed for another species. species to species their inconsistencies in the way rules are applied. we have had situations where the colorado river is a major dividing line between regional offices syringe into is on the east side of the river and written region eight is on the west side of the river. we have had opposing decisions on what we can do in terms of stocking rainbow trout. ruled by one office in the same water that is being rolled in another way by another office. there's geographic inconsistencies that write up on the sign river. >> yes, mr. chairman. i would say that we have not had the buffer experience but we have seen how things are different in different parts of the country in different states. to me one way to h

. >> how would you respond to the commissioners suggestion lack of a proposed other of the goal basis from the open internet rules and how that implies you don't intend for there to be any rules?. >> the entire purpose of this conversation is to identify what the legal framework should be that is why we comment on those rules in particular and there were some who wanted to say as a matter of law to sweep away that entire framework in one fell swoop and that was not the process to an agent who wanted to engage in those ideas with the range of issues that were prevented and to make inappropriate judgment you have seen that in the item. >> there are reports symbol sides of people filing comments of names that they did not consent to have those names were comments filed so hard to keep the proceedings open with the fate commons that could come through?. >> good question i encourage broad participation in this rulemaking and matters most are the quality of the common stock the quantity we will make a decision based on the facts on record on the relevant law that is presented obviously fake

so the goal is to stabilize themselves and reconnect with with their children city year focuses on the city's youth most impacted by poverty. >> that's right. working with students in 18 different schools so we're really impacting 7,500 students and making sure that the students are on track to graduate from elementary school up through high school so we know if a student is affected or impa impacted with behavior and performance in math and literacy. if they're failing any one of those 75% less likely to not graduate and if they make it to the tenth grade we know that they're four times as likely to graduate within the school system. >> we're going to take a break and we'll continue talking about do more 24 and the nonprofits taking part on june 8th. we'll be right back. ready or not, here i come.ek.) ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. >>> jerry, you were just explaining your strategy for intervening in the lives and education o

the goal is higher this year. >> yes. >> as high as you can go. >> absolutely. e ksky is the limit this year >> thank you, amy leonard of little lights, your non-profit, nina golden is with mary's center. thank you all for the work you are doing. thank you for being with us. it's so important. that's do more 24 takes place on thursday, june 8, from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. there's advance giving through june 8. thank you so much. to get more information about do more 24 logon to nbcwashington.com and click on community. that's for your sunday viewpoint. i'm pat lawson muse. news 4 today is next. >>> news 4 today starts now. >>> right now on news 4 today, testing diplomacy. the key meetings abroad from president trump as north korea presents a new threat overnight. >>> college stabbing death on graduation weekend. what police are now uncovering about the victim and who they say is responsible. >>> ready, set, race. the busy day as runners lace up for two big events. how you can get around the big impact. busy morning here in the nation's capital, hope you're havin

still, the goal of 100 miles race through london seems out of reach to jeff. eceived devastating news during an mri scan to check the progress of his health. >> how is that? are they in the right place? >> yes. >> when your whole world hangs, there is one word you cannot afford to hear. >> the results, we did find the kidney. it was shocking at the time because we put so much into this project and it was a personal thing for both of us and to be there when they found that was suddenly -- could this be the end of it? >> that's it. all this is nothing. all that we have done is nothing. we realized that i got it. that made me realized that they were so terrified of this disease, this cancer. it was not going to be the thing that kill me. the thing that is killinge is this thing of living of the last 15 years. jeff under went a successful operation and removed the tumor and refocused and got back on his bike and soon, it was race time. >> jeff crossed the finish line like a new man. [ applause ] >> unbelievable! today he's still cycling and keeping the weight off a

the goal here is two things.

>> going forward, what's the president's ultimate goal? >> it's to establish peace in the region so that obviously the goal and the discussion he will have with the head of the palestinian authority but that's going to be a relationship that he continues to work on and build but the ultimate goal, is that there's peace in that region between israel and the palestinian authority. >> on infrastructure, the president has been talking about a major infrastructure package for more than a year but it doesn't seem clear right now what the mechanism is for whatever it is. the reconciliation reconciliation fiscal year, preliminary and if it's a convention, do you have a clear idea and how you get that done? >> he will need more time with his economic and policy team but this week we are a little busy with the crn healthcare, laying out the tax package but it is clearly still up there on the priority list, let's get through this week and have some additional details moving forward but he's been clear that infrastructure package is something you want

the league cup final. nathan redmond scored his seventh premier league goal of the season. seventh premier league goal of the consolation for middlesbrough, patrick bamford with his first goal in two years. sums up how difficult it has been for the asbo this season. not scoring 17 of the 36 games before this. crucial win for southampton. i hope you can enjoy this game to give our fans fantastic two last games. they deserve this. and the squad deserves also a strong final and i hope we can pleasure and the squad deserves also a strong final and i hope we can give pleasure and satisfaction for fans and for the squad. the last game at what a plane tomorrow, emotional day for the fans after 118 years. they will be still in there, managers that it could be resting players as well. really emotional occasion, lots of legends of the past will be there. and an emotional day for chelsea yesterday. the scramble for the final reckoning, tomorrow will be a big day. chelsea are, of course, premier league champions after their win over west brom last night, but that's not enough for their manager antonio conte. he says the

and the goal is a tad ambitious but it will help. mayor ed lee saying tipping point making a historic pledge to help re-due chronic homelessness within five years. the money will go to creating new housing as well as improving the mental health, criminal justice, and child welfare system. this donation is the largest amount of private money that san francisco has ever received. the strategy is to attack the root causes focusing on how people flow into homelessness because of mental health problem. not having enough money to take care of their kids or having nowhere to go once they get out of jail. san francisco's nonprofit has raised $60 million towards achieving the goal. and the mayor is going to speak about a plan at the center in the mission district. >>> the city has focused on chronic homelessness before but with mixed result. >>> every mayor has had their own strategy. 25,000 poemless people have been housed in the city since 2003. but for every homeless person who has moved inside, at least one more has taken that person's pla

the goal is to cut the homeless population in half in five years. the money is created to improve homeless housing. it's the largest donation the city ever received to fight one issue. >>> divers hooked cables to the barge, and then uplifted it yesterday. it ended up on its side on top of the transbay tube. b.a.r.t. set up monitors and said it did not >>> making good use of your time the next time you are waiting for your flight. gyms and yoga centers are popping up across the country's airports, even here in the bay area. >> air travel is stressful, delays, crowded flights, and passengers are unhappy. what can airports do to make things better? how about an passengers can lift weights while they weight. it's the first airport amenity of its kind. there's a full gym inside the security joan. >> this is for serious exercisers that want to release stress and anxiety before they get on the plane. >> with a $25 day pass, they can burn some calories before boarding. boarding. mr. schumacher and his plans changed. it's part of a new trend in airport renov

that is the only goal we are pursuing. this is the only ground for everyone to work with the taliban. based on the afghan government ready to negotiate. partaliban is an important of the afghan society. you can have settlement without their participation. americans have stayed in afghanistan for many years. they have not settled any issue in afghanistan. they can't be able to successfully address the issues and goals that put forward. there are lots of problems. we need to bring together all the afghans. what was your second question? >> your strategy in syria? >> we don't have such a notion as exit strategy. all of us should deliver on what we agreed upon. we need to implement security suppressesolutions to all terrorist activities in syria and prevented from turning into the hotbed of extremism, of instability. we need to prevent the development of what has evolved in iraq and syria. assad, both in respect to iraq in syria, the international community was upset with the idea to oust one person. that is why when we are tal

he has come good atjust the right time. 1a goals in the last nine games of the season. settle the nerves against mullard was the goal after two minutes. remarkable statistics yet again. he scored 25 or more lowly go goals in eight consecutive seasons. 14 goals in eight consecutive seasons. 1a or more in all competitions in consecutive seasons and it will mean a lot to him because it has been a five—year wait for cristiano renato. so amongst all of his medals, i think this will mean so much. and now, juventus. they play real madrid inafew now, juventus. they play real madrid in a few weeks time. champions in their own right for not an easy win for them on sunday. they are record breakers. now italian team has scored six successive series eight titles. so forjuventus, an amazing season. titles. so forjuventus, an amazing season. can they go one out to win the champions league? they lost in 2015, can they go one better in cardiff? arsenal have missed out on qualifying for the champions league for the first time in 20 years despite a 3—1victory over everton. arsene wenger‘s

it is not the end of the journey. our goal is in physicfiscal yea 2019. by that time inform by the new defense strategy, we'll build further to achieve a bigger and lethal and ready force. >> next slide, please. >> the numbers. the base budget request is $574.5 billion. the over seas operation budget of $64 billion. >> this budget request is $52 billion both the defense department share with fy 2018 of the current log of the budget control act. it is absolutely essential for us in order to achieve the goals in order to meet the strategy, we must increase the defense budget cap. we have to reverse sequestrat n sequestration. since enactment of the budget control act of 2011, the world is becoming a more dangerous place with rising terrorism and more aggressive potential adversaries. under the budget control act, the military has during that same period of time becomes smaller and readiness have eroded. this budget begins to balance the defense program and establishes a foundation for rebuilding the u.s. military into that capable and ready force for it. her

hasn't yet got the goal he wants, though. you have to feel a little for marco silva, if he is saying good-bye here. >> david: i'll tell you what, fair play to the hull city fans. there's a mass exodus for the home fans. i understand. i mean, within the landscape of the premier league, you would have taken a miracle for hull city to stay up here. it's taken something super human to keep them in the premier league. it is tiring watching them play sometimes. so to be on that pitch and try to stop them in full flow, almost impossible. >> jonathan: if they had been alive coming into this game. still can't see them going that much differently. such as the spurs dedication to the cause. they're giving him space here. the answer to son not this time. but spurs still want more. and they're taking the call quickly as well to try to catch hull out. here is son. even at this late stage of the game, they're still committing players forward for set pieces. eriksen. nice slide. toby alderweireld is there and spurs have seven. they are runnin

>> in that are region, yes. >> again, you have to be very clear what the goal is. if you want to engage the north koreans economically, i am sure they will be happy to sit and listen to what you have to offer. but if you want to end their ballistic missile or the nuclear weapon pros gragram, the answer clear, and i don't know the phrase in korean for groundhog day, but the fact is that the north korean are regime under the son, the father and the grandfather have been doing these programs for half a century. this is a national effort that has gone on for decades, so it is very unrealistic, and impossible actually to think that we can negotiate away the end of these programs on the ballistic side and the nuclear weapon. >> thank you, hans nichols,. we will take a quick break and when we come back, much more on the breaking news out of knot korea. ♪ ♪ korea. oknot korea. rknot korea. northknot korea. not kor t korea. t korea. korea. use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master

the headlines tonight: it's the goal that gives chelsea the premier league title, michy batshuayi getshe late winner at the hawthorns, as antonio conte celebrates winning the league in his first season. for chelsea, it's a second title in three years and a sixth overall. an incredible response to finishing only 10th last season. and stade francais beat gloucester to claim the european challenge cup at murrayfield. good evening. chelsea are the premier league champions. they've won the title for the second time in three years and in manager antonio conte‘s first season in charge. their 1—0 win over west brom tonight means they've done it with two games to spare and it came thanks to a goalfrom a player who hasn't scored in the league since the second game of the season. let's join andy swiss at the hawthorns. andy, chelsea worthy champions. yes. over the course of the season, chelsea's consistency has been remarkable. this wasn't one of their best performances. it looked like they might be frustrated until the closing stages. then, with less than ten minutes to go, they found an unlikel

the goal is to make writing fun for them. writing is in everything they love. had 5-8-year-olds writhing stories about spaceships. >> pilot is -- i can't read the last name. i got a bunch of letters from the alphabet. here is from -- i eat sushi. >> from the moment you step inside this literary wonderland, it's hard not to get sucked in by something. >> we learned that customers expected an aspect to it. >> this is our letter press. it's from 1890. that gets a lot of questions, like, what is that? we tried to decorate it in ways that are compelling. if you are not a book person, there's something to see here. >> this is the king pigeon mailbox. you can leave a quarter with a question and get the answer. we get a lot of, what is the meaning of life. >> there's an artificial bird sanctuary and adoption program. >> the birds started as decoration then tagging the birds with names and writing unique biographies and letting people adopt them. it gets people more excited to participate if there's a process to it. >> from authors and directors in the making who finall

almost roughly 200 countries at the united nations-sponsored conference, which was -- the goal of which was to put some specific commitments into the verbal agreements that were reached at paris in december 2015, the preceding international conference on global warming. the paris conference did intend to reach a verifiable treaty, but they couldn't because the most dangerous organization in human history. the republican congress would not accept any commitments, so therefore, the world was left with verbal promises, but no commitments. well, last november 8, they were going to try to carry that forward. on november 8, in fact there was , a report by the world meteorological organization, a very dire analysis of the state of the environment and the likely prospects, also pointed out that we are coming perilously close to the tipping point, where -- which was the goal of the -- the goal of the paris negotiations was to keep things below that -- coming very close to it, and other ominous predictions. at that point, the conference pretty much stopped because the news came in about the elect

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the season. obviously delighted to get four goals, first time in my professional career doing that. t to do it as well. there has been a buildup about the golden boot race, so buildup about the golden boot race, soi buildup about the golden boot race, so i wanted to get one or two tonight and put on the pressure. so, tonight and put on the pressure. so, to get four is an amazing feeling. you have gone two ahead, so you have done more than put the pressure on. yes, i have one more game to go and i will go yes, i have one more game to go and iwill go in yes, i have one more game to go and i will go in with the same mentality, to try to win and then get on the scoresheet and see how many i can finish with. he isa see how many i can finish with. he is a special player. he loves tottenham. he is a plea that means a lot for the team. he is so proud to be part. and for us, itold lot for the team. he is so proud to be part. and for us, i told you always that he is one of the best strikers in the world and i think his performance today shows that we are right. he is two goals clear now in the

ultimately that's not the end of the journey. our goal is that 2019 we will sustain the gains were able to make an 2017 and 2018. by that time informed by the new defense strategy will build further to achieve a bigger more lethal and ready force. the base budget request is $574.5 billion. the overseas contingency operation budget is 64.6 billion for a total of 639.1 billion. this request is $52 billion above the defense department's share of the fy 2018 budget cap in the current law. the budget and control act. it's essential for us to achieve the goals and meet the strategy, we must increase the defense budget cap. we have to reverse sequestration in order to adequately protect national security. since enactment of the control act in 2011 the world is becoming a more dangerous place with rising terrorism and more aggressive adversaries. under the budget control act the military has during the same time become smaller, readiness has eroded a modernization has to for. that is not a good place to be. this budget begins to balance the defen

ultimately, that is not the end of the journey, our goal is in fiscal year 2019, we will sustain the gains, hopefully we andble to make them in 17 2018. by that time, we will be informed by the new defense strategy, we will build further to make a rigor, more lethal and more ready force. the numbers, the base budget request is $574.5 billion. the overseas contingency operation is $64.6 billion for a total of $639.1 billion. is $52se budget request billion above the defense budget cap in the current law. the budget and control act. it is absolutely essential for us -- in order to achieve the goals and meet the strategy, we must increase the defense budget cap. we have to reverse the frustration in order to adequately protect u.s. national security. since the enactment of the budget control act in 2011, the world has become a more dangerous place with rising terrorism and more aggressive potential adversaries. under the budget and control act, the military has during the same. of time become smaller, readiness has eroded and modernization has been the word. that is not a good place to

the whole goal of this is to give the states the flexibility to get lower premiums. that's the goal all around, to make sure the system is lower. >> the president said israel is going to build 50,000 new homes in east jerusalem. does he think netanyahu is sn snubbing him? >> i'm sure we'll continue having conversations with the prime minister. that will be something that the president will continue to discuss. john? >> let me go first. >> that's quite a negotiation. we may need you. >> i wanted to ask you about some news the president made this morning in an interview with bloomberg. in that interview he talked about the possibility of raising gas taxes to pay for the infrastructure spending, and of course the president has put forward the idea of a trillion-dollar infrastructure spending plan. can you talk a little more about this possibility of raising gas taxes? >> what the president said in that interview is folks in the industry had come to them and expressed them that goods and services around this country, and that they had expressed a willingness to see somet

the caps scored three more goals in the third period-- to take a commanding 5-oh lead. they go on to win, 5-2. that win ties the series, after washington fell behind 3-1. to force game seven-- but the penguins remain very dangerous. game seven is wednesday at the phone booth. the capitals now attempting to become just the 29th team in nhl history to rally from a 3-1 hole to win a playoff series. new this morning.. late night funny man kimmy kimmel returned to t-v last night, after taking time off to be with his family, and his infant son. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. autria... jiimmy is back to work. and back to making jokes. last night, his jokes surrounded his own situation. you'll remember his viral video last week telling the world about his newborn baby with a severe heart condition. it happened at the same time the house was about to pass a repeal to obama care. kimmels son will need another surgery. last night he urged congress to keep things the way they are instead of giving millionaires like himself tax breaks. we're learning more about the doj w

ultimately that is not the end of the journey. our goal is to be the sustained gains we will make an fiscal year 2017 and 2018. by that time, informed by the we willnse strategy build further to achieve a bigger, more lethal and ready force. so, the numbers. the base engine request is 574.5 by in dollars. contingency, 64 point $6 billion for a total of $639.1 billion. request is budget $52 billion about the defense department share of the fy 2018 budget cap in the current law. the budget and control act. it is essential for us to achieve the goals in order to meet the strategy. we must increase the defense budget cap. we have to reverse defense sequestration in order to adequately attacked u.s. national security. since an act met in 2011, the world is becoming a more dangerous place with rising terrorism and more aggressive potential adversaries. under the budget control act, the military has during that same time become smaller. readiness has eroded and modernization has been deferred. that is not a good place to be. is this budget begins

>> backstrom gets the game tying goal. all knotted up at 2 early in the 3rd. before kuzi gave our boys a one-goal lead. >> i'm asking you are we going to hang on? >> we're going to game 6. [ cheering ] right now the caps forced a 4-2 lead. looks like we're going to have a game 6 as long as they can hold on. we've got 12:13 left in the period. let's go caps! let's go caps! >> i'm outside the verizon center. the caps hung on. there's going to be a game 6. people come back from 3-1 deficits. we can reverse our tradition and become a playoff contender. outside the verizon center pulling for the caps, wusa 9. >> we know what the fans thought, but what did the players think of the crucial win tonight? we'll go inside the caps' locker room later in sports and look ahead to another must-win in pittsburgh. >>> it certainly looked really, a mass casualty at bwi airport. but today's disaster was only a drill. one victims while first responders worked to save them. >> we simulated a few fires. we have a few victims inside the aircraft that were trapped. you need to be read

that is the only goal we are pursuing. and this is the only ground for everyone to work with the taliban. based on this the afghan , government is ready to negotiate. the taliban is an important part of the afghan society. i can hardly mention any settlement without their participation. americans have stayed in afghanistan for many years. and they have not settled any issue that i saw into afghanistan. they can't be able to successfully address any of the issues and goals that put they put forward. we need to bring together all the afghans based on the criteria i mentioned. what was your second question? reporter: what is your strategy in syria? minister lavrov: [answering in russian] translator: well we don't have , such a notion as exit strategy. all of us should deliver on what we agreed upon. we need to implement security -- u.n. security council resolutions to suppress all terrorist activities in syria , to prevent it from turning to the hotbed of extremism, of instability. we need to prevent the development of what ha

the game. a comfortable 3—0 victory over watford. one player scored a brilliant goal. ce was not quite there today for both sides, i think. it was a bit of a scrappy affair at times but ultimately, it was about the result and another clean sheet, which is pleasant. when i took over, the most important thing was to be competitive in every game, to try to climb the table and never said a points target, but ultimately, now, we are mathematically safe and we have got three games left. a couple more matches together. you just think not much riding on them. they were good games! starting with bournemouth‘s draw against stoke city. we just saw city. wejust sanosh city. we just sanosh king city. wejust sanosh king briefly city. we just sanosh king briefly and shot. would it not know if you will be credited yet with the final goal for bournemouth. it finished 2—2, but may go down as an own goal. but what a job eddie howlett on again this season. i do not know of bournemouth fans are the kind of supporters who will think that solidarity in the premier league is boring. i bet you

that's good in the first 17 plans that we don't see a real backing away from student performance as the goal for the states. and so i think that's a real positive. i think another area where i think we have a lot of work to do is on the intervention side. let's say we grade a school, if you're in a letter grade state, a d or an f. or if you're in a star state, at the low end of the star, one or two stars. what are we going to do as a state or as a district to help that school improve? there are new parts of the law that gives states more flexibility with those resources, the money. and i think we will largely look back on this law as a success or failure about how we deal with the schools that aren't getting it done with kids right now. meaning, the lowest performing in our state are we able to significantly improve those schools? and i think some of the techniques we've been using in the past haven't necessarily worked in states. largely under no child left behind, states did a lot of reporting data. and then asking districts and schools to improve themselves. either by coming up with a pla

the goal finally given after suspicions of handball and offside in the build—up. after two goal—line clearances and there were also saved by the post but they can rally and diego costa beating all but the goalkeeper. chelsea pressed but when moses was shown a second yellow card for diving they brought a goal and a man down. not for long with diego costa doing what he does best to make it 1-1. no doing what he does best to make it 1—1. no sooner had they finished celebrating that arsenal were back in front with aaron ramsey timing his arrival to perfection. chelsea's dreams of the double over. an otherwise disappointing season for the gunners ending in glory. what the gunners ending in glory. what the result for arsenal. one we did not expect. all the attention will now turn towards arsene wenger's future. was this his final act as manager? van walker tried to get an answer out of manager? van walker tried to get an answerout of him. iam very answerout of him. i am very proud because you see what kind of fight you have when you want to win one and if nobody has don

the goal is not to defeat the taliban but to convince them they cannot win and are better off seeking a negotiated end to the war. as joint chiefs chairman general dunford explained, it comes down to which side cracks first. >> we can be tired. but war's a clash of wills. who wins and who loses, who loses is whose will is lost first. >> reporter: some would conduct raids against terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda. the u.s. military went into afghanistan after 9/11 to prevent it from ever being used again as a base for attacks against the united states. 16 years later, afghanistan has the highest concentration of terrorist groups anywhere on earth. >> david martin at the pentagon. >>> president trump will send weapons to syria's kurdish fighters, something president obama declined to do to avoid angering turkey. turkey and nato ally has fought for decades against kurds who want independence. >>> coming up here, it was willing, but the pilots didn't show. chaos broke out. the following ad is being condensed for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended u