, there's been plenty of reaction to the comments made by clarke, including from england defender tyronesarilyjust have to educate our kids on the society of today, or what you can or cannot say. but also people in greg's position, people that have lived in different cultures and lived in different times to what we are living at the moment, that phrase may have been acceptable once upon a time, but i think it probably highlights this comments and probably highlights even more than i could commit even more than what they can, even more than players or staff can. that we still have got a long way to go. while the comments made by greg clarke overshadowed the dcms meeting today, there were several issues discussed. the premier league chief executive richard masters was asked about the support that's been made available for lower league clubs. he insisted promises have been kept. we have made good all of our solidarity commitments of £110 million both last year and this. we have worked with efl to forward that funding to keep clubs in funds and the same goes for community and youth funding,

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we had opportunity to punish brighton today and, you know, tyrone has had one from set pieces and we've i was a bit aggrieved at the ball we nt goals. i was a bit aggrieved at the ball went out by the corner flag and they took a flowing from the 18 yard line. we have to defend much better and that is something i can do but the referee allowed them to take a throw in from the 18 yard box. well, tottenham could move above chelsea if they beat manchester city. that game kicked off at 5.30pm. the late game sees manchester united at home to west brom. kick off their is 8pm. a teemu pukki penalty saw norwich beat middlesbrough 1—0 to move to top of the championship. they leapfrogged bournemouth who briefly occupied top sport after beating reading 11—2 thanks to a stunning second—half comeback. two goals in the space of three minutes in the second half drew them level. then the pick of the goals from lewis cook put them in front and helped preserve their unbeaten home record this season. after a briliant start to the season, reading now on a dreadful ruin, their fourth defeat in a row. let's t

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we can do moat. >> reporter: lisa tyrone is giving her guests options. eat outside or indoors with air filters and open win dors. is all this extra work worth it? >> definitely. i would go to the ends of the earth so we can all be together and safety do this. >> reporter: desperate to be together in a most unusual year. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> looking to the week ahead, the oakland museum of california is reopening to members on friday. general public will be welcomed back on november 27th. of course, things will be different because of the pandemic. everyone needs to have a ticket in advance, and wear a mask. the museum is keeping capacity to 11%. that's well below the 50% allowed by the state. visitors will be asked to tour the three main galleries in one direction. the oakland museum hasn't been open since march. >>> santa clara county's fire department is planning to fight fire with, not fire, with more technology. firefighters have three new pieces of equipment, including two new satellite communication hubs, and a mobile command vehicle. the d

host: tyrone in harlem, new york. caller: the reporter said something about mitch mcconnell stopping everything that joe biden is trying to accomplish and i hope that all americans realize that's more detrimental to us that it is to mitch mcconnell or biden. both of them are going to be all right. agenda don't get the passed. the american people are the ones who are going to suffer. we need to come together and realize that like the caller said old men and men that have mental problems and all that, when the agendas they try to get past don't get past, it affects more of us than it affects them. host: a supporter of joe biden from compton, california. go ahead. to talk abouted the shift of black men voting for donald trump. i believe they made that shift because a lot of black men do not believe that women should be leaders and they have a problem based on their so-called church relationships that women should not lead, be leaders here in america. that's why they did not show up for hillary clinton then they shifted o

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, there's been plenty of reaction to the comments made by clarke, including from england defender tyroneiety of today, or what you can or cannot say. but also people in greg's position, people that have lived in different cultures and lived in different times to what we are living at the moment, that phrase may have been acceptable once upon a time, but i think it probably highlights this comments and probably highlights even more than i could commit even more than what they can, even more than players or staff can. that we still have got a long way to go. while the comments made by greg clarke overshadowed the dcms meeting today, there were several issues discussed. the premier league chief executive richard masters was asked about the support that's been made available for lower league clubs. he insisted promises have been kept. we have made good all of our solidarity commitments of £110 million both last year and this. we have worked with efl to forward that funding to keep clubs in funds and the same goes for community and youth funding, funding to efl clubs totalling £90 million bot

this is the picture in county tyrone earlier in the day. a bit of blue sky breaking through.. this theme continue through tonight, very mild, pretty cloudy for most of us through the night as well. so a frost free start to your tuesday morning. and still a few showers particularly over the next few hours, some of those could be quite heavy across parts of england and wales. you can see the moving north—east, perhaps the odd thunderstorm and rumble of thunder as well. fewer shares tonight across parts of scotland and northern ireland and most showers across england and wales should ease away later. the clearer skies will be across the northern half of scotland. it is here temperatures will fall there was, perhaps 3 or four celsius but most of us, 10 or 11 to start tuesday morning. another mild start, some mist and fog patches in the north and east but they will not be as extensive or as long—lived as they were earlier today. tuesday, bit of a cloudy start but the cloud will thin and a break, allowing more sunshine. fewer showers as well but there will be one 01’ showers as wel

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up next back with us as fox news foreign-policy contributor tyron skinner on exactly where joe biden unleash executive orders in order to rollback president trump's policy, that story next. ♪ (harold) twelve hundred strings of lights. (betsy) quarter mile of tinsel. (harold) and real snow all the way from switzerland. (betsy) hmmhm... gonna be tough to top. ♪ (betsy) well played. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. elizabeth: with me now fox news ♪foreign-policy contributor tehran skinner enjoys great debbie back on. can you break down how joe biden plans to rollback trump's policies with four executive orders, this is what were hearing as of this hour, rejoining the paris climate agreement,em reinstating daca rejoined the world health organization repeal the president travel ban targeting nations a large terrorist activity, break that down, what do you think of all of those possible executive orders? >> the way i would like to speak that question is to to another proposal that he put forward which is to set forth a c

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she finds tyrone material and books dumpsite for electronic waste. it's the place where old computers and keyboards wind up along with stacks of car tires. the smell of burning rubber fills the air. a lot of people here upon the trash to recover pieces of coal power that they can sell on. but much to the pain, it's not hunted for copper. she's on the lookout for inspiration. voices get the positives for you. so we try to find a solution to this problem. so in all small way to need to get climate change, we decided to come via the house for wings. prime ministers, holy. this scrap yard has an army, nice nickname and camera. it's about the size of 20, so capell 2, which means there's plenty of material from ikea over to sort through. she can show us several times a week and this time abuse computer circuit boards have called tom i would cut to work with anything, whether it's broken or is new or is all those? that's what i was about to be calling them once in a while. c'mon, mr. fine, i'm all for the cool story. the 1st stage of the transformation is a

let's look at this from a player's perspective. the aston villa and england defender tyrone mings said to go" in dealing with equality and diversity. he was speaking while on international duty, as england prepare for their friendly against the republic of ireland tomorrow. mings was asked what it would mean for a black man or woman to be put in charge. it would be a huge step, that's what it would be. and it would be everything that a lot of people have worked for — a lot of people more senior than myself, a lot of people who have been fighting this cause for a lot longer than myself. but ultimately, that isn't what we're asking for. we're not necessarily asking for the next chairman or chief to be black. what we're asking for is equal opportunities for both black and white people. the dcms hearing also gave football fans hope that the pay—per—view scheme will be scrapped. some premier league matches have cost £1a.95 to watch this season. it's not clear what will replace that, but chief executive richard masters told mps that change is coming. we took the decision to move to pay—per—v

well, in a defender, tyrone main says there needs to be better representation across upper levels of the game in this country. but we're not necessarily asking for the next chairman or chief to be black or asking for is equal opportunities for both black and white people. or ethnic minorities, so the opportunities to be equal the candidates themselves to be rightly qualified for the job or are asking for really is equal opportunities for everybody to have a fair crack of the whip qualifying for the africa cup of nations resumes this week after nearly a year's delay because the pandemic kevin 1000 protocols were in place for media tending to miss is training session to the 01 their 1st games away back in the ember 2019 and sit top of a group. and on friday they are up against tanzania in a bunch on much of it of we have a long time away from official competitions. last month we have opportunities to play to friendly's, to prepare ourselves for these 2 games in the cup of nations, which i hope all of the squad will be ready for this challenge. we're determined to do our best much north

the aston villa and england defender tyrone mings said it showed there is still "a long way to go" inrepublic of ireland tomorrow. mings was asked what it would mean for a black man or woman to be put in charge. it would be a huge step, that's what it would be. and it would be everything that a lot of people have worked for — a lot of people more senior than myself, a lot of people who have been fighting this cause for a lot longer than myself. but ultimately...that isn't what we're asking for. we're not necessarily asking for the next chairman or chief to be black. what we're asking for is equal opportunities for both black and white people. more on that story coming up throughout the morning. we're looking forward to the start of the masters — the golf tournament that's going to get some of us through another weekend in lockdown. dan: yes! it will be quite something if it matches the drama of 2019 at augusta when tiger woods won his first major for 11 years. he's managed to keep hold of the green jacket for longer than expected, with the masters delayed seven months from its usual s

we go to tyrone in michigan. you like the job that governor whitmer is doing. why is that?aller: yes, i do. i totally support her. i know at least 20 people, personally, who have died from this coronavirus. i work in the transportation industry. i totally support governor whitmer year i think she has done an excellent job. she just needs a little bit of cooperation from the republican lawmakers here. even though i am on unemployment and it is running out in december, but i think she has made some reasonable suggestions on how we can get through this altogether. i totally support her. to see ald you like national mask mandate? caller: yes, i would. i really would. that is based upon my experience and knowing the 20 people who i formerly worked with who have died from this covid disease. i think that is a reasonable suggestion, and i think we should adhere to it. facebook, kay says great, about governor whitmer, she is working hard to fight the pandemic and save lives, even though she is under constant threat from right-wing militia and their republican enablers. -- you areni

host: tyrone in harlem, new york. the reporter said something about mitch mcconnell stopping everything that joe biden is trying to accomplish and i hope that all americans realize that's more detrimental to us that it is to mitch mcconnell or biden. both of them are going to be all right. agenda don't get the passed. the american people are the ones who are going to suffer. we need to come together and realize that like the caller said old men and men that have mental problems and all that, when the agendas they try to get past don't get past, it affects more of us than it affects them. host: a supporter of joe biden from compton, california. go ahead. to talk abouted the shift of black men voting for donald trump. i believe they made that shift because a lot of black men do not believe that women should be leaders and they have a problem based on their so-called church relationships that women should not lead, be leaders here in america. that's why they did not show up for hillary clinton then they shifted over to d

aston villa and england defender tyrone mings says clarke's comments demonstrated there was still "aasked what it would mean for a black man or woman to be put in charge. it would be a huge step, that's what it would be. and it would be everything that a lot of people have worked for — a lot of people more senior than myself, a lot of people who have been fighting this cause for a lot longer than myself. but ultimately...that isn't what we're asking for. we're not necessarily asking for the next chairman or chief to be black. what we're asking for is equal opportunities for both black and white people. darlington defender nicky hunt has been given the all clear and released from hospital this morning after suffering what was feared to be a serious head injury last night. hunt was knocked unconscious in a collision with a boston player in their nations league north match. he was treated on the pitch for more than an hour before being taken to accident and emergency. darlington said he was released from hospital at around 5am and then returned home to rest with his family. the match wa

and we've seen every building seemingly boarded up what's going on with that tyrone . it has been incredibly eerie good living here in d.c. during the in the last 48 hours not only did we have huge gusts of winds hit us over the last 2 days rather winds of change or is that something wicked this way comes the night has got to tell us but yes the the buildings are boarded there's been a strong police presence on the streets but as you can see apart from as ben swann reported earlier the white house seeing the most protester action there's not much else going on in d.c. the streets are quiet shut down d.c. a group a group of activists put out a tweet earlier saying we are staying here and we are supporting each other until the people swear in the new government we will not let d.c. police in trying to undermine the will of the people so you can the passion is definitely strong in the pockets of protesters here in d.c. but as far as d.c. as a whole it's eerily silent it's very very silent it's very calm here just a block you know here down the street from the capitol a co