tyrone mings was sent off just before half time when villa were i—up.k of the goals was the last one though, coming courtesy of anwar el ghazi. villa arejust three points behind second placed leicester with two games in hand. fulham are a point from safety after a 0—0 draw against southampton. everton would be second by the end of play today as long as they win at sheffield united, they could close the gap on the leaders liverpool to two points. manchester city against newcastle is also an 8:00pm kick off. it's nowhere near as tight at the top of the scottish premiership — rangers are relentless at the moment in pursuit of the title, 16 points clear. they beat hibernian 1—0 at ibrox this afternoon. imran sidat was watching. traditional glasgow weather, but the only elements rangers have been battling so far this season is how far they can stretch their lead at the top. 16 points clear going into this game, but they were facing a hibernian side who themselves were in good form and they almost stunned ibrox in the very first minute. that may have helped b

and in this crisis is many of us have shown that we can exceed tyrone's potential and be there for one another mind we have come a long way off and of. lets continue to walk this way together. and they may be thoughtful of one another to respect one another to look after one another. in. this most grueling and we're going to overcome this crisis this has to work and it will. ok we'll leave frank fall to steinmeyer they will go back to nate hasa later in the show for a full wrap of the germans president's address regarding you coronavirus measure it's ok the lead is locked and measures followed 6 weeks of partial restrictions and many germans had been hoping new measures would be delayed until after christmas now the closure of schools and kinda god and says well as non-essential shops and services sits the stage for a rather bleak holiday season in germany. on the hunt for stuffing feelers in a 1000000000 toy store the owners have been planning all year for the christmas rush which will now be abruptly cut short and then not once yes they are costing us all right now when we have the b

tyrone is on the line for democrats. they should have been abolished the electoral college mainly because it's a vestige of slavery and has always been put in to make sure that rich white men remain rich white men. constitution was -- by rich white men. a system they put in that would disadvantage them? there should be a constitutional amendment at least every 50 years to update it to the times of today. most americans couldn't vote. women, poor white men. host: if the electoral college is one thing you would like to see changed, what else do you want to see change? what else are the vestiges of that system? you still with us? we will go to sue out of massachusetts. an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think that our whole electoral system in this country needs to be changed. i think the fact that you have a national office, president, being voted on a gazillion different ways depending on what state you are in is ridiculous. that's what has caused our problems right now. i

tyrone is on the line for democrats.hey should have been abolished the electoral college mainly because it's a vestige of slavery and has always been put in to make sure that rich white men remain rich white men. constitution was -- by rich white men. a system they put in that would disadvantage them? there should be a constitutional amendment at least every 50 years to update it to the times of today. most americans couldn't vote. women, poor white men. host: if the electoral college is one thing you would like to see changed, what else do you want to see change? what else are the vestiges of that system? you still with us? we will go to sue out of massachusetts. an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think that our whole electoral system in this country needs to be changed. i think the fact that you have a national office, president, being voted on a gazillion different ways depending on what state you are in is ridiculous. that's what has caused our problems right now. i th

remember everyone in this world we have not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone and true and i'm a nice across keep on watching all those hawks out there never great pain but everybody. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. in the movie version the scientists all they understand everything before they even begin to look at it that's not what really happens what really happens is most of the time scientists are very confused about most things and they're not sure they spend most of their time trying to be less confused try to come a little more sure. she sure moving into those it did just that it just means that. you don't mind that just by committees and on that. posed the shuttles all. the time because

a welder on watching the hawks i am tyrone winter and i'm of the. let's start with this incredible audio of an alleged official phone call between joy of songs on the us state department attorney back in 2000 the small excerpt from that over 75 minute phone conversation in which the us state department 20 questions the songe about the former employee who was sans claims was attempting to release the over 250000 redacted cables. that he apparently had. to the material that wiki leaks. yes that's. it. everything that you have is that right. and. that's. what did that mean that. the ability them without here. that they wanted it that's correct. there's no attempt to. protection program and i would check it out i think. there i. have an update from people. all right joining us now is to.

a welcome of watching the hawks i am tyrone winter and i wanted to cry all right as i mentioned at the top of the show russia's sputnik 5 vaccine is gaining acceptance outside of well the obvious circles with the united kingdom and russia signs us now teaming up in the hopes to create a more effective mix of their competing vaccines russian scientists working with british scientists to help save the world from coated oh my goodness can you believe russian scientists and british scientists given together to save the world russia gators may be losing their minds are to use alex male a bitch as the story. as covert 19 infections reached new heights around the world scientists are putting their heads together to fight the pandemic british pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca announced a clinical trial program to assess the safety enum you did a city of a combination of a z d 1222 developed by astra zeneca at oxford university and sputnik be developed by the russian camel layer research institute. in the unexpected move russian and british scientists are teaming up to see if protection against

over the next couple of days further north this is where we had heavy snow fall just to the north of tyrone that's what cools the the big snow and the avalanche that we've been hearing about here recently temps in toronto at up to around 10 degrees celsius on monday it is la-z. going to be dry and quiet winds forming a light we have got sick or a brisk wind pushing across the gulf as we go on through monday and on into tuesday september just no higher than around 23 or 24 celsius little bits and pieces a fair weather cloud too much just catch a spotty of a lot right into that eastern side of saudi but nothing too much to speak of south of that it is generally dry with hazy sunshine pretty much everywhere you might see want to show is just easing over towards somalia towards a horn of africa as we go through the next day i'll say but for the most part it does look lossy try there you can see one of 2 showers just starting to creep in there plenty of shower as through the heart of africa those showers sliding down across boss want to eastern areas of south africa seeing some heavy showers and

today remember in this world we are definitely not told enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone and i'm of the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and night everybody. we . will. begin with. so usually not just a little more. easily but i was going. to look. back and sure enough was also. yesterday. president bush to do so with a trip to. believe if and the future. of the. exhibit is the smoking gun we'll know without a doubt the media interference for the baby's campaign the for if you like the 100 by the story was not you it was not russian misinformation we were lied to again we are is the accountability. more simple spiros mean sure when you read of those lists initial want to show you just what that also has been. but so far we're short in months draw a court already in the you will quote them. when you wash and then a pretty good sense. and there's a write up of court on but there were all of us were also forced to do it in the most of those ledgerwood to. the most of them there were still police and your thumb down for a sham doing what all

and aston villa beat crystal palace 3—0, despite having tyrone mings sent off and el ghazi rounded upth a flourish, up to sixth on the table. drew savage, bbc news. rangers made it 12 scottish premiership wins in a row after a hard —fought victory over hibernian at ibrox. steven gerrard's side had to work for the win, the only goal of the game coming in the first half from ianis hagi. that keeps them 16 points clear of celtic, who were 3—0 winners at hamilton. exeter‘s final match of 2020 went the way of most of the others. they beat gloucester 28—20 to stay top of the premiership, having recovered sufficiently from a covid outbreak in the squad. england forward sam simmonds scored two tries for the chiefs to maintain their perfect domestic record this season. bristol are second after beating harlequins. a late converted angus 0'brien try earned scarlets a 16—14 win over 0spreys in their derby match, while cardiff were winners at dragons in yesterday's other game. india might be without their star man in virat kohli for the boxing day test against australia in melbourne, but stand in

welcome on the watching arks i am tyrone visitor and i'm going to chicago and joining us today to discuss media literacy in our classrooms is legal and media analyst lionel of lynell media and professor sobre brown professor of journalism at belmont university thank you both for coming on today this is going to be fun discussion. here welcome thank you all right before we get into the kind of nitty gritty let's let's i want to ask you both right out do you believe that media literacy needs to be taught in our schools and if so how early should students start getting the basics on the information they consume i'll start with you professor. absolutely they need to start as soon as they start asking questions children are sponges they are going to listen to their environment so even before school preschool it's the same idea about you know race topics that are challenging when they start inquiring we need to start asking and answering those questions back shortly telling them the truth so that they can begin to say ok there's a pattern of information. why don't your thoughts. no no no no thi

social media channel with more than a 1000000 subscribers thorson job already has the latest from tyrone. from the time that he was brought back into iran and he stood trial the charges against him there were 13 charges and the most serious one being what they call here corruption on earth he was also accused of cooperating with intelligence services of israel and france and also. revealing state secrets but he was the sentence was handed down to him in june of this year and then up held in the supreme court last month and then he was hanged this morning this is one of the fastest cases that we've seen of somebody being executed within the country in recent years now as sam wasn't just a journalist he came from a clerical family his father was a cleric who worked within the establishment in the ninety's he was also accused of revealing secrets he claimed he had sources within the intelligence ministries and the government and in that telegram channel he was revealing certain secrets and that was one of the mean issues but he was arrested in iraq in baghdad according to his wife who is st

today remember in this world we are definitely not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i am tyrone for and i'm amused to keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and night everybody. the world is driven by shaped by those. thinks. we dare to ask. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you know being to do daily traditions i will be sniffy all about making money making profits in some of the corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of truly diseases that are out in every community today it is no due to new viruses all new microbes facts not true so it is due to environment. and say you know that moment all discipline of this sort of muscles of really just accumulate could only come into seeing them to the side in the us that allows us to play. if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interests of the industry not accept that we have regulation we want regulation i was interest and if

today remember in this world we are definitely not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i am tyrone for and i'm amused to keep on watching all those hawks out there ever great day and night everybody. no one said no no. ugh my role was open knew no. real to look and sure enough the. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. the real oh you know. what it said israel should go to. their heads under no. sun you look at the russia of putting. on more modern. gentle modern others to name. them all more upon their own i've got all the muscle. i'm going to no no i got the number 4 kind of wish to know about the one you i know you did him. no more or less than one. of them with us. body bell can you. point us to go out. on this. my and you're on our. side instead. of gates in and out of the year you will not. put them out that they keep us. in the day's headlines donald trump refuses to approve a covert stimulus

our show for you today remember in this world we are definitely not told tell you all i love you tyrone and i'm amused to keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and night everybody. russian television some demonstrators right now the propaganda machine. is so is russia. going to go go go go. i'm chilling it's. like. they still would come. to the way. to get. you know this is really our. information crisis. that is the reality of this thing we call matter. if you can't shake it can touch it so it. doesn't change the galaxy or about it they should lead. the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people when they need us. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing. everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is we're not financially equality and unlike affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people new choice you know there's been a problem with the city knows turn limits and told me stay away i've always. considered that there is no real answer because yes that requires resources the m

our show for today remember in this world we are definitely not told enough so i tell you all i am tyrone for and i'm amused to keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day and night everybody. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. we started talking about big point of dollars back in 2011 we've been pushing and telling people about a 10 dollars 100 dollars 1000 dollars 10000 dollars it's still a buy at these new all time high prices and the new york times the washington post a.b.c. c.n.n. were all pushing their. conspiracy theories and dissuading from watching our show as a result many people around the world mexico latin america asia everywhere got in from the 100 countries that are broadcast it and they have made millions we've made over 100000 millionaires are becoming but not so much in the u.s. because the u.s. is blinkered by its love of keynesian economics it's a lot of this said it's dead. and she should move even if you're going to use it didn't just

when planning for it started, two of the writers pitched the idea of a global pandemic started by tyroneoriginated in tyrone's bird loft, we would have been run out of town as horribly insensitive. so it's a huge sigh of relief that i'm breathing that we never told the story. do you find the accused guilty or not guilty? instead, there will be the culmination of the jeff and yasmeen domestic abuse saga. this storyline, which has been so real and so identifiable, and has helped so many people, i'm so privileged to have been a part of it, because i think it's the essence of corrie. it's a funny looking thermometer, this. it's rectal. but it's been through the dishwasher. coronation street — over 60 years, there have been 57 births, 131 weddings, 146 deaths. and knowing corrie, it won't be long until they're adding to those totals. coronation street's all right. colin paterson... mind, there's some you'll have to watch. ..bbc news. 0h, oh, the history. we have got sally dynevor coming up on the programme later talking about being in the soap are so many years. her character sally and what t

lineman rushing the field in full pads and slamming into the referee who made the call police escorted tyronehe field according to jail records drone is now charged with assault and berg one on to win the game advancing to the state playoffs. but friday morning the school district released this statement the district has decided to remove the edinburg high school football team from the playoffs after an unexpected incident involving a student that occurred during a football game on december 3rd. we extend a sincere apology to the referee and his family on behalf of the edinburg see isd board of trustees and administration. we apologize to the athletes staff and our school community. the texas association of sports officials is also investigating it says unfortunately this type of blindsided assault on officials while working on the field is not new to texas football, your own was named the district's defensive player of the year last season, he's also one of the top wrestlers in the state of texas news nation reached out to drones family and the referee who was assaulted. they declined to com

over the next couple of days further north this is where we had heavy snow fall just to the north of tyrone that's what cools the the big snow and the avalanche that we've been hearing about here recently temps in toronto at up to around 10 degrees celsius on monday it is lousy going to be dry and quiet winds forming a light we have got so quite a brisk wind pushing across the gulf as we go on through monday and on into chews day september just no higher than around 23 or 24 cell just a little bit some places a fair weather cloud too much just can't just bottle 2 of lot right into that eastern side of saudi but nothing too much to speak of south of that it is generally dry with hazy sunshine pretty much everywhere you might see want to see the showers just easing over towards somalia towards a horn of africa as we go through the next day or 2 but for the most part it does look lossy try there you can see want to 2 showers just starting to creep in there plenty of shower as through the heart of africa showers sliding down across botswana eastern areas of south africa seeing some heavy shower

in 8 months ending what's thought to be the world's longest period without any domestic infection tyrone'scontainment measures have been hailed as some of the most effective it's confirmed only $766.00 cases this year. the u.a.e. is the fact a ruler and a private bank have been accused of trying to plots economic downfall bloomberg news says correspondence between. bank that suggests plans to attack financial markets and deplete its foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly . 2017 bank. the allegations. the director of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies he says there had already been signs the united arab emirates was trying to sabotage economy. we all know that by fall of 2017 actually then i got him and it's was trying actually to put more pressure on qatar on order to borrow a tool. that their team demands that had been put forward by the people creating countries when actually resisted at the very beginning so the plan was to try and undermine katanas economy and i also. don't mind because he that in fact 1000000000 of dollars thank to support. t

host: tyrone is in washington, d.c.,'s supporter of this concept. hello. good morning, c-span, thank you for taking my call. i agree with your guest. up, i would like to bring think there is a generational bias here. debt,r generations are in there is no jobs. they want to have the power to support their own financial needs. $500 is definitely not going to help me lose my job. i am fortunate not to be fully affected by the pandemic. but i would use the $500, to donate to charities, or even my charge, so i definitely support it -- or even my church. i supported 100%. guest: tyrone, i appreciate several things you said, including the generational these. we do see support from younger people who are graduating into a decimated job market, a job market where they are likely not to do as well as their parents did. that is the first generation in america for whom that is true. that means they are open to bold ideas and don't care what labels historically have been put on them. this is historically about what has been said about going to the moon. all the handwri

tyrone is on the line for democrats. they should have been abolished the electoral college mainly because it's a vestige of slavery and has always been put in to make sure that rich white men remain rich white men. constitution was -- by rich white men. a system they put in that would disadvantage them? there should be a constitutional amendment at least every 50 years to update it to the times of today. most americans couldn't vote. women, poor white men. host: if the electoral college is one thing you would like to see changed, what else do you want to see change? what else are the vestiges of that system? you still with us? we will go to sue out of massachusetts. an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think that our whole electoral system in this country needs to be changed. i think the fact that you have a national office, president, being voted on a gazillion different ways depending on what state you are in is ridiculous. that's what has caused our problems right now. i

senate just passed bipartisan legislation to posthumously award christopher stevens, sean smith, tyrone in recognition to their service to the u.s. all four killed in the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate. the house must back the legislation by tomorrow a ward the gold medals. a seattle council woman is facing backlash after calling police to report a crime she is trying to legalize. lisa it will supports defunding the police but interest interest reports that did not stop her from calling police after a rock was thrown through window. help the suspect avoid criminal charges if caught. she is calling to drop misdemeanor charges against suspects if they show signs of mental illness or addiction. it and, you guys were just talking about wine? cheese and a glass of wine could keep the doctor away. a study by iowa state university looked at how almost 2,000 people ages 46 to 77 were able to stay on their feet. observing their diets the study found that eating cheese is most likely to thwart co cognitive decline while drinking red wine daily boosted brain function. my brain musting functioni

staff and consultant work has gone into building trust regarding the ssip over the years including tyrone jew, lehman abrams, gina, karen quebec, dan, marty. lot of other people that have not mentioned. lot of work has gone into that. i'm fairly surprised that the commission's action on the previous item. very significant. on this item, item 15, this is one of several southeast plant projects that improves the initial screening, reducing grit down stream and reduces odor in the neighborhood. this contract advances the project within the total budget. does not increase the total budget project. i support the construction contract modification and urge your support. thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. next caller. you have two minutes. >> my name is mary. eye live in district 10. i'm calling because i'm concerned like the other callers about corruption in san francisco. i'm concerned about who's getting award contracts or outreach and community benefits. my grandson is on parole. couple of months i saw equipment during the pandemic. i went to the fence, i could have swore it had r.b.

crystal palace beaten 3—0 despite having tyrone ming sent off.be outdone was brentford's sergi canos. he scored a hat—trick in their 3—2 win with this hooked volley, the best of the bunch. two brilliant goals. rangers made it 12 scottish premiership wins in a row after a hard fought victory over hibernian at ibrox. the only goal of the game coming in the first half from ianis hagi. that keeps them 16 points clear of celtic, who were 3—0 winners at hamilton. in rugby... exeter‘s final match of 2020 went the way of most of the others. they beat gloucester 28—20 to stay top of the premiership — having recovered sufficiently from a covid outbreak in their squad. england forward sam simmonds scored two tries for the chiefs to maintain their perfect domestic record this season. bristol are second after beating harlequins. a late converted angus 0'brien try earned scarlets a 16—14 win over 0spreys in their derby, while cardiff were winners at dragons in yesterday's other game. now, to cricket. india might be without their star man in virat kohli for the