steve clark was asked why tierney wasn't even on the bench yesterday.bout why tierney wasn't on the bench yesterday. all he said was that he had a wii niggle which could mean anything, it could mean a tight hamstring or something. he trained earlier today here at rock cliff, because of course scotland travelled back here. but he's definitely in contention for playing against england. when steve clark was asked about that, he said, "he's got a chance." that's all he said, not going into further detail. if that's the case, that's bound to be a boost for the scotland squad, with all the build—up to the fixture against england and all the history between the two countries, there'll be a lot of pressure on the squad going into england and hopefully playing well against england at wembley. it would've been nice to have gone into that match with a first group when under their belt, not to be — now scotland have to do it the hard way. the return of tierney would be a big boost for scotland. jane, many thanks for that. so scotland will be hoping to get something

of oppressed that is supposed to protect us from tierney the tierney of big media which is the surrogatentralized government, where has all of this come from, how did it come to be how is it devoured our culture you will learn this in american marxism where i look for the answers and i found them i think. moreover it is not enough to know who the enemy is, we need to know who the enemy is in order to challenge and confront and defeat but we need to have strategies and tactics we need to galvanize and unite those of us who embrace our history, the good, the bad and the ugly and mostly good mode those of us who believe in unalienable rights, whatever our little difference a party in a little difference of faith or whatever our little differences are, put them aside because this is the battle, not of the century but the bottle of forever are we going to claw our way back and take her culture back i'm talking about red-blooded americans of all colors stripes and kind, are we going to surrender to the american marxist, i will see you next time on "life liberty and levin". ♪ >> welcome to "the

a couple changes, scotland dropping off and they really benefited scotland from the return of tierney manager has been speaking today. it was nice to see the boys play on the pitch — it was nice to see the boys play on the pitch. we played well. the objective — the pitch. we played well. the objective was to get something out there _ objective was to get something out there so_ objective was to get something out there so we could have a genuine chance _ there so we could have a genuine chance of— there so we could have a genuine chance of qualifying, and that's what _ chance of qualifying, and that's what we've done so were pleased. to england, they are in north london. they base themselves at spurs training in infield. they went through a very light training session. who is going to start against the czechs? especially the four line rashford looking to start. we haven't even seen harry kane, big question marks over him. is he fit? will he be arrested? == question marks over him. is he fit? will he be arrested?— question marks over him. is he fit? will he be arrested? -- rested. back

this happened around tierney.e suspect is seen attacking the officer, pushing her to the ground before he climbs on top of her. that is when a bystander runs over and tries to yank the man off of her. a handful of people rushed over to help. andy was one of them. >> there was a human being being attacked. and then, i don't think there was a weapon. her right control shotgun, or something. i saw it hit the ground. i just felt like something needed to happen. >> a witness had been waiting for a table. >> he tackled her. at that point it was like this is not going right. and i just kind of jumped in. >> officers arrived shortly thereafter. the suspect has been identified. the 33-year-old homeless man was known by a community organizer. >> i've seen him in china town, he stays at portsmouth square. in the past, it has been obvious that he has until health issues. >> contrariness is facing charges of assault on a peace officer, false imprisonment, resisting arrest, with a hate crime. the suspect also has a history of a

fascinating or mysterious about the way anything was taught in the government schools and always to the tierney of tyranny ofpreparing for the govt controlled examinations. so the hunger for learning was killed by the government schools but needed to be reawakened. >> part number two of the book is what we have been talking about already. it's across most of the world in sub-saharan africa, south asia and other parts and that is sort of looking in part i am shifting trying to get to america pointing out some of the issues that arrive in the schools that we have in common with america and britain and england and one of the issues is to deal with the way is not so evidence-based but it does seem to be the government controlled curriculum and government controlled assessment including england and it might be a slightly difficult ground there that as you described the gatekeeper of education so the compulsory schooling is part of that. the curriculum is not fascinating and the words you use is right it creates the unbearable burden. when i read that title i thought what a strange title learning sho

arsenal's kieran tierney is missing from the defence.idfield, while ryan christie is preferred to che adams. and there's live coverage starting right now on bbc one with commentary on bbc radio 5 live, kick off is at two. the denmark and leicester city goalkeeper kasper schmeichel has admitted the decision to continue their game against finland on saturday shouldn't have been made so quickly. the game was suspended after christian eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest near the end of the first half. he remains stable in hospital after being revived on the pitch in copenhagen. the players left the field for an extended period before returning to finish the match. a decision about the game should probably not have been made in the heat of the moment. i think it would probably have been a wise decision to may be changed the rules or the regulations in extraordinary circumstances, and maybe take a breath and then reconvene the day after and make a decision on how to go forward. (pres) withjust a couple of weeks to go players' preparations for wi

kieran tierney, the arsenal player, is not even on the bench, we suspect he has taken a knock.steve clarke walked past as a moment ago, he looked the most relaxed person in the stadium, he had his hands in his pockets. i cannot see the same for the fans who are in the stadium. i think the nerves are starting to jangle because they will be watching history. this is the first time in 23 years that their country will be playing in a major tournament. as the excited for that? kick off is in half an hour. the new prime minister of israel, naftali bennett, has chaired his first cabinet meeting and promised to heal the country's rifts. the right—winger has met president reuven rivlin for a group photo with his new government. the coalition of eight parties joined forces to unseat benjamin netanyahu after his 12 years in office. parliament approved the new government byjust a single vote. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, reports. israel always has coalition governments but it's never had one as wide—ranging as this. headed by a right—wing religious jew, naftali bennett, an

his body the tierney of preparing for government control principal examination this girl hungerxa for learning was quencd or killed product by the government schools but it needed to be free linked. >> part two of the book, part one is talking about we have been saying already, it's an incredible revelation. a move across the world and africa, south asia fact is looking at this and i try, i'm sure trying to getet to america pointing out issues that arise in schools we have in common, i think america and britain in england is the way, one has to go carefully but it not so evidence-based best seem to be government controlled curriculum government controlled assessment in this america might be on difficult rounds. india as you described, gatekeepers of education so this environment compulsory schooling is part oft that. beyond want to be the curriculum is not fast cody and the word you used, it creates an unbearable burden. >> direct that title, i thought what a strange title the unbearable burden of learning it was made a part of. look i try to say well, could this be because government

they had the returning kieran tierney, scott mctominay in defence.t however they want and we are disappointed with our own performance and i totally understand their reaction. we were expected to beat scotland, they will be frustrated by that and yes, in the end we have got to live with that and deal with that. we have been improving for a long time, so it was nice to see - the boys play on the pitch. we defended well. the most pleasing aspect was we played well. - |the objective was to get somethingj out of the game so that we could go to the last game with a genuine chance of a quarterfinal- at the group and that's what we've | done so we are pleased with that. j it is all about qualifying now for both teams, and for the scots they return to hamden where they take on croatia on tuesday night. croatia have had a stuttering start to their campaign with the defeat against england and then a draw against the czech republic so what we have in the final group game against the scots, it is a winner takes all to see who could get four points which should b

you then combine at the feet to the czech republic, the influential defender kieran tierney missing outhe news over billy gilmour. asjohn mcginn said, they will have to do it to the scottish way. that is reason to the scottish way. that is reason to be hopeful, steve clarke has said, billy gilmour was hugely influential in that crucial draw against england at wembley, but he is just against england at wembley, but he isjust one against england at wembley, but he is just one player. against england at wembley, but he isjust one player. he against england at wembley, but he is just one player. he only made against england at wembley, but he isjust one player. he only made his first competitive start in that match. they managed to qualify without him in the side. he says that they have reason to feel confident to get that much needed win. it is a win that they need. that is crucial if they are to stand any chance of reaching the knockout phase at a major tournament for the first time in scotland's history. they can do it. what they will need to do though is score. they are not done that ye

has declared himself fit and scotland will have a late fitness test on influential defender kieran tierneyening group game, that 2—0 defeat. there is reason for scotland to be hopeful, not least that the result wasn't what i wanted in the opening game but the performance certainly was, and that is something that steve clarke will be desperate to build upon. it was interesting to hear marcus rashford speaking yesterday about what the atmosphere and occasion will be like. he played in that match when the teams last faced each other and he said that it really was a unique occasion. and let's be honest, with so much passion and pride at stake here tomorrow, i think this result is going to be very, very difficult to call. a , going to be very, very difficult to call. , ., going to be very, very difficult to call. ., g. going to be very, very difficult to rafa nadal has pulled out of wimbledon and the tokyo 0lympics, saying he took the decision after talks with his team in a bid to prolong his career. the 20—time grand slam champion says the two—week gap between the french open and wimbledon is

so where is it whatever you put in practice looks into tierney. there would be one state based on and we should look to the intentions. that's why you can find it today those that are served in a western liberal democracy. i would like to take one more question from the audience. it's the same debate of christian scholars the reformation a counter enlightenment if you can expound on that please. >> that is a huge academic review going on in the past 150 years whether philosophy flourished and influenced the west. did it decline or not they said yes it declined because of a theologian that condemned the philosophers as infidels but at the same time inc. some of their thinking including the logic but actually naturalize it. they pointed out it allows the theology to continue within the tradition so there's some food to the second argument but i agree with the third view who say that the later theological tradition allow the philosophy to some extent but the fact they didn't allow it to be an independent discipline is what led to the stagnation. this

getting his players back for the the four changes he made or worked, the likes of billy gilmour, kieran tierneyl, and whatever happens i think that scotland in the future and their fans who came here, only around 3000 got into wembley but thousands have been in london for an occasion they really handled, you have to say, better than england. fix. you have to say, better than encland. �* ., .,, england. a night of contrasting emotions for _ england. a night of contrasting emotions for england - england. a night of contrasting emotions for england and - england. a night of contrasting - emotions for england and scotland. let's get reaction now from england and scotland fans. in a moment we'll be live in newcastle at an england fanzone, with our correspondent danny savage, but first, let's go to glasgow, and our correspondent lorna gordon. what a result. and at the end of that game. this fanzone erupted with joy- that game. this fanzone erupted with joy. 3000 scotland fans very, very happy at this result. the police in the last few minutes have swept the area, cleared the fence out, i think the cel

is petty stuff you're talking about a former president of the united states and this smells like tierneytarians are sitting on their mouths. how do you see it? >> i see the left has been willing to pick and choose what they want to follow especially when it comes to the constitution rights under the constitution. the first amendment for example, they care nothing about circumventing the first amendment, they want to control the media and the voices we listen to and now they are willing to attack the sixth amendment, due process which has perhaps been the most important to protect us from abuse by government when they wield the power to deprive us of our freedom. i look at this and think we can no longer have the faith and confidence that executors feel they have sacred obligation under the law to do justice and justice always bring a case against an individual because you like or dislike them grade justice, if we recall the mandate for the department of justice, it's that you are supposed to have fairness in the administration of justice requires consistency. we do not consistency. we se

that's exactly what founders said would be a problem, the tierney of the middle -- tierney of the minoritynot the majority. the majority rules the country. that's who elects the president, the majority. the majority leads the government because that is who we wanted. not the minority. host: here some reporting from greg kaplan, right after the vote yesterday. 50-50, senate voted along party lines to take up -- not to take up the ethics reform legislation. 60 votes were needed to end the filibuster against the bill. here's mitch mcconnell talking about the difference between the legislative filibuster and the judicial filibuster. [video clip] >> there are two calendars in the senate, executive and legislative. until bush 43 was elected, even though it was possible to filibuster the executive calendar, it was never done. the tradition was up-or-down vote's for appointments. the best proof of how sacrosanct the practice was was the clarence thomas nomination in 1991, arguably the most controversial supreme court nomination ever. he was can -- confirmed 52 to 48. i don't have to remind all of

>> and these tierney general did not know so who are these people and are they still in the justice departmentuss this is nbc correspondent cans eleni. i have a question for you. how could they not know this was happening? walk me through it. >> that's an excellent question and i think it's one that the inspector general would hope for in the bottom of. he's investigating this matter but this is a complicated issue that goes beyond a typical partisan food fight, maria teresa because the prosecution of leaks has been going on for a long time. in fact, the obama administration prosecuted more people feel even crowd classified information to any other administration in history so their career prosecutors at the justice department, career civil servants who are only too happy to try to put people in prison if they leaked classified information and apparently they're willing to go after reporters, phone records, and democratic members of congress phone records to do it. normally though the attorney general and the people at the top of the executive branch would ring those prosecutors in would say h

they have had a bit of a biz because the arsenal and scotland defender, kieran tierney, he wasn't availablet that 2—0, because of a calf injury, he is in contention to start tonight. he has trained over the past few days and we have had confirmation of that. scotland might need him, because on to become england should probably win this, they are ranked fourth in the world, scotland on the other hand are ranked aath, so an uphill battle for them. but don't forget, this is a little bit like a derby, statistics and rankings go out of the window when you add passion to the equation. probably a few grudges and possibly a chip on the old shoulder. anything could happen in this, the oldest international fixture in the world. clive. jane dougal live at wembley and frankie mackay money at king's cross, thanks, both. an nhs trust has been fined more than £700,000 forfailing to provide has been fined more than £700,000 for failing to provide care and treatment. it was prosecuted following the death of baby harry richford and the treatment of his mother sarah in 2017. a british woman who saved her sist

they don't describe it as political, repression and tierney.support for socialism but capitalism believes in you even if you don't believe in it. the kids will eventually grow out of it maybe that's my naÏve hope. support they will especially invent something and want to get capital to back up their idea. michael take us home price paid by the way to see the support among young republicans for capitalism goes from 81% to 61%. the front swale and hang out young libertarians. things like the economic downturn we've all been living through the biggest factor that poll. i not overeat into it. so back to what? >> the economic downturn of the last year plus? >>. kennedy: because politicians are saving to shut down our economy. and that really sucks. that's messing with >> that is not capitalism. kennedy: that's not cap was and that's the opposite that of socialism right there. great example though. [laughter] >> a lot of jobs were lost the macroeconomy went down. that affected people's lives. so they had a negative capitalism as a result. kennedy: th

and good news as well for scotland that they have their influential defender kieran tierney back in thenations, in many ways, form does go out the window. it is like a derby match and when you see england and scotland playing in a major men's tournament, as they are for the first time in 25 years, it is a very special occasion for british sport and with so much passion at play, so much pride at stake as well, here in wembley tonight, i think picking a winner, it's very hard to call. it’s tonight, i think picking a winner, it's very hard to call.— it's very hard to call. it's fair to sa the it's very hard to call. it's fair to say the england _ it's very hard to call. it's fair to say the england fans _ it's very hard to call. it's fair to say the england fans are - it's very hard to call. it's fair to - say the england fans are outnumbered the scotland fans in terms of number of tickets inside the stadium, but you would be unwise to count out the underdogs in any match of this kind, when there is so much history and with them both being home nations? i with them both being home nations?

. >> well thank you california tierney general rob button. coming up on politics nation, climate change will fix everyone. what you may not know how hard it hits communities of color. we have new data that shows just how dire the situation has become. i'll tell you about it in today's rise up. and later, president biden's summit with russian president putin is only days away. and we just found out that they actually agreed on at least one thing. but first, my colleague which church louis without their top news stories. >> a good sunday to. some of the stories we're watching for you. president biden wrapped up his time at the g7 summit this morning in cornwall england. before getting on a plane to beat queen elizabeth the second. her majesty created the first couple at windsor castle and participated in an expression of the garden of honor ceremony. the president then travel to brussels for a neighbor summit with other world leaders and allies on sunday, he's scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin in geneva. fierce wildfires i

that is a rep recipe for tierney. >> let me add a couple of things which will not make you sleep bettero court and challenge these with civil rights organizations, and the american civil liberties union, cases last for over a decade appear at the night circuit, jewel versus national security, agency and for the last 13 year, bounce back and forth and so if you can prove that you are being spied on which, you know in d.c. mocking you for saving, the government says "welcome at the national security issue and we cannot reveal information. we will not give you information but you usually don't get that far." you can't prove an antidote even if you have a witness like you have. so you have no recourse, no lawsuits against the nsa that have been successful in stopping the american citizens. >> tucker: i hate to be put in a position but i'm actually not doing anything wrong so if i was, you can be sure, but my concern is that this would be used against tens of millions of americans who have no power whatsoever and rp reclassified as white supremacists and terrorist and bear the brunt of this

there's a lot going on in this country in terms of a movement toward tierney that concerns me greatly you agree or disagree with that? >> i cannot agree more. it starts with biden from the top. he had eight tarmac staged embrace called her a fighter, called her courageous she is no different in her secularism as omar's basically hamas supported. at the end of the day the democratic party is embracing them. you see now and unleashing of jihadists a school board representative whose 24 sold, justice high school he told the folks in northern virginia to embrace g hot against the white supremacist, against the capitalist. you see now the democrat party she is it democratic elected official whose father is with the folks in the muslim brotherhood. that even obama cannot appointment was dismissed from immigration into thousand seven because of how radical he is but i'm sorry 2009. at the end of the day, you see now coming to fruition this foreign team of jihadists working with the team of progressive us have taken over the far left. and they're sitting back watching this. day today we sort

joe concha has a lot more on tech tierney straight ahead. with us.ntal, today is the day to take back your smile. why wait? we're here nights, weekends and right now, to give you exceptional care and 20% off your treatment plan. new patients, take the first step with a complete exam and x-rays that are free without insurance. because our nationwide network of over 1,500 doctors at 900 locations all have one goal — to make you smile, today. start now. call 1-800-aspendental or book online at aspendental.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: now facebook today -- on the censorship agenda, with the suspension of former president trump's' facebook and instagram account. so much for free speech. donald trump responded. he put out a statement, quote, next time i'm in the white house, there will be no dinners at his request with mark zuckerberg and his wife. it will be all business and you can also expect that the 45th president will react to all of this tomorrow as he is speaking publicly and giving remarks in north carolina. here with reaction fox news contributor joe concha.

2020 this is from march when they're trying to arrest entrepreneurs from speaking out against her tierney march do we know of her whereabouts, we should have had her picked up before she goes on tv this is outrageous how are we going to respond to this we hope she gets a full 93 days but to the state police know where she is and do they have plans to find her soon and they're saying we will alert the police to the new information. it seems like they're working with the police to go after businesses like this. >> exactly they are you would expect the attorneys to work with police on apprehending suspects but this is an exclusively a case of going to the top ofop police priority abe other priorities because of the political thing and causing a headache to powerful people in the state. this is happened in american history and we do not like it is fantastic for the back of a sugar in the daily caller to show how is corrupt they are to use public officers and public funds to enforce the political wealth. elizabeth: there say the spokesperson for the state ag office that it willfully violated t

the return of kieran tierney is of huge significance.lly is a game which needs no introduction, and the atmosphere is going to build nicely for kick off here at 8pm tonight.— going to build nicely for kick off here at 8pm tonight. looking forward to it. thank here at 8pm tonight. looking forward to it- thank you _ here at 8pm tonight. looking forward to it. thank you very _ here at 8pm tonight. looking forward to it. thank you very much _ here at 8pm tonight. looking forward to it. thank you very much indeed i to it. thank you very much indeed for that. one match is underway this afternoon. we're into the second half of the group e game between slovakia and sweden, in st petersburg. the latest score i51—0 to sweden. it is live on bbc one. slovakia can make the last 16 with a win after they beat poland in their opening game. england's women have been dominant on day 3, of their one—off test against india. but the rain in bristol has hampered progress a little. they made the perfect start, eventually bowling india out for 231, forcing them

. >> joked, although michelle tierney agrees it is a slippery slope.think that a crime was committed. >> massachusetts has no law against encouraging suicide. >> right. so it's troubling that they would bring up manslaughter. >> that was the basis of his whole argument. prosecutors misinterpreting massachusetts law. to him this was clearly a suicide, this is why he wanted a judge, not a jury to hear the case. i thought that the judge would apply the correct law on the facts that can read was so suicidal that michelle didn't cause his death. >> that's how he began his opening statement. michelle was not present. michelle had been texting with him. she did not physically see this individual for over one year. to bolster his case, michelle's lawyer introduced a set of text messages that the prosecution had not mentioned. once were she tried repeatedly to help comrade, we thought about getting professional help. like i think i'm gonna go away to a place for my eating disorder dominic overcome it and stuff. >> were you going? >> it's called a mclain hospita

. >> tierney will be smashed and broken. >> if an organized crime state. >> former u.s.tion hypocrisy and run. still, to get inside grocery stores long lines and a nationwide food shortage and government and total mismanagement. and also a shortage of medicines. people wait for hours to get a covid vaccine. fox correspondent showed on live tv, most of the legal migrants across the rio grande last month are coming all the way from venezuela. speak with the quality life is so bad that you have the largest exodus of population that has been seen in latin america, possibly ever. but at least 20% if not 25% of the population of venezuela has fled. >> john de la vega was born in venezuela and lives in miami where immigration attorney helping new rifle seek asylum. >> bit is getting worse by the day. i think it is evidence of what socialist regime can do to a country. we have to stay away from that. >> they are hopeless at this point. >> they are hopeless. >> up, and trump administration with painful sanctions on the maduro regime and changes to fail to come. as for the biden a

president talking to these tierney general to investigate ludicrous conspiracy theories to damage trump's opponents. that's nothing new in fact. that's why he was impeached the first time, remember that? for trying to extort leaders to open a fragile investigation to joe biden. now cnn has obtained a phone call between trump's lawyer and senior adviser to the ukrainian president. it took place in july of 2019, the same month when trump told the ukrainian president i would like you to do us a favor. >> what we need from the president is to say the prosecutor in charge is going to investigate and dig up the evidence that presently exists and is there any other evidence about involvement in the 2016 election and the biden thing has to be run out. i don't know if it's true or not. i mean i see him bragging about it on television. and to me as a lawyer, to me as a lawyer it sounds like a bribe. somebody in ukraine has got to take that seriously. >> nbc news is not obtained that audio independently but it adds a whole new context. giuliani really makes it clear if there ever was a question whic

. >> rafael acosta is weldon's former arc tierney. he did not represent him at the trial.o kill or even her greg mulvihill. >> there you go. >> acosta says he thinks weldon's experience with krystal harris had a profound impact on him. >> that was the first case when he heard nobody was listening to that woman. and ultimately that woman was born to be correct. and now he has a second woman who is saying, nobody is listening to me. so, what do you do when nobody else doesn't want to help? you help. >> did you yourself have any conversations about a plan to kill greg mulvihill. >> no. >> the big question uncrossing is emanation, why show up in camouflage with and ar-15 if the goal was just to record greg picking up the package? >> could you not have just accomplished the exact same goal by sitting in your car and what jim walk down? >> that would've put me out in the open and made me a potential target. >> so you felt it was safer for everybody concerned for you to be dressing camo within ar-15 touch under the bushes. that was a safer thing to do? >> based on my training and

scotland have made four changes, kieran tierney making it back into defence, and billy gilmour startswith the words of scotland boss steve clarke. he said these players are used to playing in big matches, and they don't come much bigger. they certainly don't! natalie pirks, thank you. the liberal democrat leader sir ed davey has said the party's historic win in the chesham and amersham by—election will send a shock wave through british politics. the seat had been a conservative stronghold since its creation in 1974, but the lib dem candidate managed to overturn an 16,000 majority and win by more than 8,000 votes. the conservatives said the result was disappointing and they'd now analyse what went wrong. our deputy political editor vicki young reports. finally, the liberal democrats have something to cheer about. victory in a leafy buckinghamshire seat the conservatives would never have dreams of losing. enough is enough. we will be heard, and this government will listen. how are you feeling, mr davey? very happy. and a rare chance for the lib dem leader to make the headlines. do you k

he and district of columbia 20 general recently hosted a landmark national convening of stated tierney generals on the countering of anti asian hate. before turning to our panelists, i want to just briefly set the stage. by underscoring but i'm sure you already know. the hatred and violence now directed against the asian american community is really resurfacing and i asian hate that's always been present. asian americans have had a long history of being viewed and targeted as perpetual foreigners, as an a summit of all, diseased, dangerous, since they first arrived in this country. you can go all the way back to the infamous 1889 case in which the supreme court explain that was beyond question that congress could prevent foreign encroachment by the vast hordes of chinese crowding in upon us. in 1905, the japanese exclusion league argued we cannot assimilate with them without injury to us. we cannot compete with people having a low standard of civilization, top mobs attack, chinese japanese, east indian, and create farmworkers. filipino immigrants, and drove the mad of the communities i

someone who's worked with him he continued a lot of the work that john karlyn and the current deputy tierney general did before him under the obama administration. he did not change a lot of their policies on things like china. he did express to john karlyn that he wanted to leave in may. he was asked to stay on. i think if we had known that all of this information was gonna come out in this spring in early summer he would not have stayed for it because he does need to do things like trying to find a job and he doesn't need to leave the department and it's coming at possibly the worst time. >> let's talk a little bit about this merrick garland issue and the statement today when he says i'd rather the -- have full confidence that he will conduct a thorough an invest pension investigation. if at any time the investigation proceeds action related to the mattering question is warranted i will not hesitate to move swiftly. for regular people like us, we think that must be important the inspector general but what we know witnessed over the last four years is the politicization or the interference

you know, i have said publicly that we no longer live in a democracy, we live under the tierney of thethe filibuster remains in place, i have trouble seeing a path to the equality act. the notion that one senator from a state smaller than my congressional district can unilaterally filibuster equality for 330 million americans, that's not only undemocratic. that's patently absurd. >> you are the first out afro latino member of congress. your district is the south bronx. here on this day, you're a member of congress. you're an out member of congress. you are representing a district that you ran against one of the most conservative people that that district has ever produced. your personal thoughts and feelings on this day about where you are right now as a member, an out member of congress. >> look, i spent most of my life in poverty, and i never imagined becoming a member of congress. i never imagined embarking on a journey that took me from poverty in the bronx to the house of representatives in washington, d.c. something that frustrates me is in the media there is often a caricature o

scotland boss steve clarke is boosted by the return of arsenal defender kieran tierney and knows a defeatthe tactical side of the game, the organisational side of the game. the actual nuts and bolts of getting the players up for the matches is going to be really easy, because we know it's a big game, we know we need to get something from the game, and that's what we aim to do. elsewhere, belgium are through to the knockout stages after a 2—1win over denmark. it was denmark's first game since christian eriksen needed emergency treatment after collapsing on the pitch last saturday and they were ahead inside two minutes. yussuf poulsen with the early goal. then all the players stopped to applaud on the tenth minute in honour of eriksen, as he continues his recovery in hospital. belgium, though, came back strongly, scoring twice to win the game, substitute kevin de bruyne with the winner. elsewhere, the netherlands booked their spot in the last 16 beating austria in amsterdam to win group c with a game to spare. ukraine also beat north macedonia 2—1. away from the euros... andy murray was kno

everyone is slightly reeling because the team sheet is in, and arguably our best player, kieran tierneycolinjoins us now. are you going to recreate the david marshall running towards the goal this morning? i marshall running towards the goal this morning?_ marshall running towards the goal this mornint? ~' ., ~ , ., ., ., this morning? i know kids all around the uk will be _ this morning? i know kids all around the uk will be doing _ this morning? i know kids all around the uk will be doing that _ this morning? i know kids all around the uk will be doing that in - this morning? i know kids all around the uk will be doing that in the i the uk will be doing that in the playground, trying to chip it in from the halfway line. what a moment, it will be the goal of the tournament, as i said in the report, and i was there. i am absolutely gutted this morning, but what a privilege to have been there. when you go away with the tartan army, you go away with the tartan army, you see guys who you know at the cup in 1978 when we were of course knocked out in the first round, and when you see them, y

so that's why the tierney third amendment does. its intent was to expand democracy to d.c. residents. and now, it's being held up as a barrier. i just ask you to look at the comments that were submitted by 39 legal scholars, -- has testified to today that the 23rd amendment poses no constitutional barrier to this bills passage. d.c. can be admitted as a state. the practical concerns have been discussed and this bill how -- who lays out practical solutions by repealing the enforcement legislation. the 23rd amendment makes clear that congress, he is the congress by statute can enforce the 23rd amendment. must in force the 23rd amendment. and that is what will happen after this bill is passed. >> thank you mayor. just mr. muriel, i want to ask you a question literally third amendment as. well i've heard the mayor speak and you've heard critics say that the 23rd amendment really provides sufficient role voting right now because you can vote for president. that's part of it. could you, mr. muriel, can you explain the importance of granting full voting rights and equal representa

why is it important to establish a national paid leave program that supports a diverse array of tierney >> like you said, the majority of people need time off to care for a family members serious issue or their own. this is things like cancer treatment, helping a parent recover from a fall or a child in the hospital. it improves health outcomes for those who need care and prevents people from having to make impossible choices between being there for their families and their own health and jobs and income. it's also important for gender equity because women are more likely to take parental leave. a policy that only covers new parents to reinforce. so finally, as a population in the workforce that are both aging, a comprehensive paid leave policy is just smart economics to ensure workers continue to work and manage caring for a parent or loved one. >> thank you. what are some of the policies i want to talk about those that are receiving ssi. what are some of the policies the committee should be considering when it comes to ensuring that a paid medical leave program is inclusive for indivi

robertson, tierney. so many players. robertson, tierney.ing themselves. yeah, and we just need to do... i _ placing themselves. yeah, and we just need to do... i mean, - placing themselves. yeah, and we just need to do... i mean, the - just need to do... i mean, the football— just need to do... i mean, the football we _ just need to do... i mean, the football we are playing right now in this group— football we are playing right now in this group stage, which we have through— this group stage, which we have through fine, we'll win us nothing. but i _ through fine, we'll win us nothing. but i think— through fine, we'll win us nothing. but i think gareth knows that. we have _ but i think gareth knows that. we have done — but i think gareth knows that. we have done what we need to do, got through— have done what we need to do, got through the group, into the final stages — through the group, into the final stages. gareth now willjust crank it up— stages. gareth now willjust crank it up a _ stages. gareth now willjust crank it up a little bit, g

to stand back and pass the baton to my sons and our players to pass the baton onto robertson and tierney? we have to extend credit to mcleish because he set us on a good path, admittedly kazakhstan is something we would rather forget, but clarke had a very difficult path, an unsettled squad but he stuck by it and has created something that we all believe in now. when you see the team on social media, that sense of cohesion is something we have not seen in the national team for a long time. the players are high—calibre, they play in the top leagues and some of them even play in europe, so they are great individuals, but there is a great team spirit. so i think clarke and his team have done an incredible job and i hope this pans out and this summer is one that we talk about for the rest of our lives. what time do you head to the stadium? the ticket says we have to be there by 11.30, i covid—19 rules. we willjump every hurdle. i hope you have a great day and scotland delivered. two american men have appeared in a tokyo court for the first time — for allegedly helping former nissan boss carl

kieran tierney is missing, a major blow to scotland 5 defence and attack.e field for an extended period before returning to finish the match. a decision about the game probably should not have been made in the heat of the moment. i think it would probably have been a wise decision to maybe change the rules or the regulations in extraordinary circumstances and take a breath and reconvene the day after and take a decision on how to go forward. with just a couple of weeks to go, players�* preparations for wimbledon are stepping up a gear, with the queen's club championships under way. and there's already been a big upset. british teenagerjack draper has beaten number three seed yannick sinner. they're both 19 years old. draper was up against the world number 23 from italy. sinner�*s one of the most exciting young players on the tour, but draper came from a—0 down to win the first set on a tie—break. and he kept up the momentum in the second set and took that on a tiebreak too, to complete his first win on the men's tour. i started playing when i was very young