steph is matching kaepernick's $10,000 donation to the bay area organization, united players. it spent the last 20 years in violence prevention and youth development. 10 grand is going to a summer program for kids. the other $10,000 will go to a mentoring program. kaepernick made a $1 million pledge in 2016 to help organizations that work in oppressed communities. >>> still to come on abc7 news, new details about a shocking abuse case out of southern california. what we're learning about the children. >>> and a sign of the times. the surprising plan being floated around because it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. the riverside county parents accused of holding their 13 children captive in their perris home have pleaded not guilty. they face 75 counts

.>> i will be donating $10,000 to united players. the organization that my brother chose.>> to rudy's shock, seth curry had you -- had selected united players by name. partnering up for the million-dollar pledge and agreeing to match him a $10,000 donation. >> to be able to support the united players, the foundation on san francisco, providing resources and a sense of direction for the youth of san francisco. >> i was like elvis, all shook up. [ laughter ] >> he says half of the money will help adults newly released after incarceration. the other half will fund the summer youth program for up to 150 students. rudy believes the ripple effect of the donation will last for years. >> it shows that my staff and the people we serve is being acknowledged. we are really making an impact. >> he's not the only golden state warrior to partner with caper neck --: caper neck -- to partner with him. kpix5. >>> a little bit of sunshine felt nice. what a change from most of january where now we have two sunshine days. we will get another one tomorro

.>> reporter: the man who founded united players 23 years ago is grateful for and curry's gift. >> itwill actually go to help out others who are coming on for prison for reentry. it will give them the opportunity to navigate and get involved more with society.>> reporter: that means helping ex- cons find housing and careers. david monroe was released from san quentin prison 14 months ago. >> in 1997 i was incarcerated for second-degree murder. and after 19 years behind bars, he now has a job with united players. >> reporter: he gives talks to students about how his decision led to a gang and took them down a dark path. >> when we are with these kids and we share our stories, then they asked why. it was meant for somebody to experience that so that they don't have to. >> reporter: they service inmates each year with a message reaching 500 children. >> you will be looking at them in a casket in saying i told you so.>> the kids are like magic and they are hearing the hearts of some of these gentlemen that are coming home.>> reporter: when they give a positive message, then they are empow

. >> today i will donate 10k to united players the organization that my brother steph curry chose. >>eporter: colin kaepernick the former san francisco 49ers quarterback in the final stretch of his million-dollar pledge to organizations that work with the press communities. golden state warriors steph curry then matched the donation to make it $20,000. >> it's amazingly important and powerful what he is doing putting his money where his mouth it. >> i didn't believe it. >> reporter: this man who found united players a violence prevention group 23 years ago is grateful for the gifts. >> it would actually go to help out brothers who's coming home from prison re-entry lifers coming home from prison to give them the opportunity to navigate and, you know, get involved more with society. >> reporter: that means helping ex-cons find housing and careers. >> if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. >> reporter: david monroe was released from san quentin 14 month ago. >> i was incarcerated at 15 years old for murder. they tried me as an adult. >> reporter: after 19 years behind bars, he is workin

truck after 19 years behind bars, he now has a job with united players, working with youth.udents about how his decision to enter a gang let him down a dark path. >> we are here with these kids now and talk to them and share our stories. then it was meant for somebody to experience that so they don't have to.>> reporter: up to 100 former inmates pass through here each year with a message reaching over 500 children. >> you are going to look at a casket and say i told you so! >> reporter: when former inmates see what a positive effect they can have on you, they're empowered by the responsibility. >> it makes it 100 times more important to stay out. >> reporter: he cannot change the past, but he hopes to change others lives for the better. >> reporter: she is at it again. sneaking onto airplanes and airports in the bay area. we will tell you how she got him. -- got in. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your

. >> today i'll be donating 10k to united players.brother steph curry chose. >> i appreciate colin being able to help me support the bay area and keep doing what it's doing, man. >> this is pretty interesting. kaepernick tweeted that video at 4:00 this morning. steph is matching kaepernick's donation to the bay area organization, united players. it has spent the past 20 years in violence prevention and youth development. 10 grand for a summer program for kids, the other to an adult re-entry program. it's to help organizations that work in oppressed communities. >>> united airlines has announced it will soon add a new premium economy class on select international flights called premium plus. customers will receive a more spacious seat, more leg room, upgraded food and alcohol service and a saks fifth avenue pillow. united joins delta and -- it will set travelers back as much as $2,000. >>> your morning money report. a japanese system of budgeting with shredding debt is sweeping the nation. >> it's called -- we told you about it earlier

the former manchester united player said the comments were not "a true and genuine reflection" of hising. what kind of things was he saying? well, it is another day, another fine mess for the fa. these tweets around six years ago alluded to things such as women being too busy doing domestic chores to watch sport and an ill—advised joke about battering his wife. the tweets have been heavily criticised with kick it out asking the fa whether they plan to come down on phil neville for these comments. they have said they will not do that and their background vetting proce55 will not do that and their background vetting process and earth some but not all of these tweets. phil neville has deleted his twitter account and apologised, saying it was not a true and genuine reflection of his character and belief5. but the real issue is whether phil neville i5 belief5. but the real issue is whether phil neville is actually qualified to do the job. he whether phil neville is actually qualified to do thejob. he has never worked in management before or in women‘s football before and he did not apply.

the former manchester united player said the comments were not "a true and genuine reflection" of hisrything about this was the perfect opportunity for me, and, literally, i haven't slept because of the excitement. sleepless nights all round now, though, as the fa get to grips with another scandal around their women's head coach. phil neville's tweets from six years ago alluded to such things as women being too busy doing domestic chores to watch sport, and another ill—advised joke referred to him battering his wife. he's deleted his twitter accounts and apologised. the fa says it was aware of some, but not all the tweets before they hired him, but the fa also confirmed he won't be punished because the comments don't reach their threshold for a charge. was it discriminatory in language, in nature? yes, it was. was it in context? yes, it was. did people find it offensive? yes, they did. i kind of thought that was what the threshold was. but the twitter storm seems to be obscuring the real issue, which is whether phil neville is actually qualified for the job, having never managed befor

former manchester united player ryan giggs is set to be named as the manager of the wales national teameiled as the successor to chris coleman by the football association of wales at a press conference. this will be giggs's first full—time job in management. he took charge of manchester united for four games in 2014, following the sacking of david moyes. the former wales captain was one of the favourites for the role once coleman departed in november, after wales failed to qualify for the 2018 world cup. after 30 games, 82 points, and 281 days, manchester city's unbeaten premier league run is finally over. they lost 11—3 to liverpool in a thrilling match at anfield. city are still 15 points clear at the top of the table, though. roberto firmino scored one of three goals in eight second—half minutes, to put liverpool 4—1 up. city made a late fightback, but couldn't grab an equaliser, to leavejurgen klopp‘s side celebrating a famous victory. wow. what a game. two teams full throttle. it is possible that yesterday was a historic game. they will talk about that in 20 years, when they watch

the former manchester united player was confirmed in the post yesterday, saying he was honoured to take his suitability for the job — as our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports. england's women have been reaching heights the men's team can only dream of. now ranked third in the world, with their ambitions set even higher, they've turned to a man with 59 caps for his country and coaching experience with manchester united, valencia and england's under—21s. just everything about this was the perfect opportunity for me. i've literally not slept because of the excitement. i'm going to set the challenge and the bar really high. i want to win and i want there to be a culture of winning. but phil neville's first—ever foray into management has come with sharp scrutiny. first, the fa blundered by releasing the news on the men's social media account, rather than the women's. then, overnight, historical tweets surfaced that some perceive to be sexist and ill—judged. neville has since deleted his account. the tweets have been strongly criticised but, this lunchtime, neville responded, sayin

the former manchester united player said the comments were not "a true and genuine reflection" of histhis was the perfect opportunity for me, and, literally, i haven't slept because of the excitement. sleepless nights all round now, though, as the fa get to grips with another scandal around their women's head coach. phil neville's tweets from six years ago alluded to such things as women being too busy doing domestic chores to watch sport, and another ill—advised joke referred to him battering his wife. he's deleted his twitter account and apologised. the fa says it was aware of some but not all the tweets before they hired him, but the fa also confirmed he won't be punished because the comments don't reach their threshold for a charge. was it discriminatory in language, in nature? yes, it was. was it in context? yes, it was. did people find it offensive? yes, they did. i kind of thought that was what the threshold was. but the twitter storm seems to be obscuring the real issue, which is whether phil neville is actually qualified for the job, having never managed before and never work

.>>>> reporter: he founded united players a violence prevention group 23 years ago is grateful for they go to help out brothers who is coming home from prison reentry. give them the opportunity to navigate and get involved more with society.>> reporter: helping ex-cons find housing and careers.>> if you fail to plan you plan to fail.. he was released 14 months ago.>> i was incarcerated for second-degree murder. i was 15 years old. they tried me as an adult.>> reporter: after 19 years behind bars he has a job. working with youth.>> he gives talk to students about how his decision to enter a gang led him down a dark path.>> when we are hit with these kids and we share our stories. the white comes out. it was meant for somebody to experience that so they don't have to.>> reporter: research 75-100 former inmates it scheer with a message reaching 500 children. -- each year.>> they are healing the hearts of some of these gentlemen coming home.>> reporter: when they see what a positive affect they can have they are empowered by that responsibility.>> at age 35 munro knows he cannot change the

says that he will match colin kaepernick's donating $10,000 each to the san francisco charity united players back events in the city with the latest donations. kaepernick is $70,000 away from reaching his goal of donating a million dollars to charity. >>> also new this morning, the author and journalist accusing actor michael douglas of sexual harassment is talking with the "today" show this morning. >> he thought he was the king of the world and that he could humiliate me without any repercussions. >> susan broady first opened up about her alleged experiences with douglas in an interview with the hollywood reporter this week. she claims she endured sexual harassment by douglas that included near constant profane and sexually charged dialogue, along with doo meaning comments about her ek?jappearance. :" admitted he might have used coarse language with his friends but denied being a sexual harassing. you can see brodie's full interview on the "today" show which starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay". >>> just under 14 hours away from a government shutdown. >> scott mcgrew, the two side

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the former manchester united and everton player has signed a deal until 2021.s from the fa cup three tonnes and the champions league and also 50 england caps. —— three times. mo marley have been in charge since the sacking of the previous coach. a former international team—mate of neville had questioned the appointment —— the sacking of mark sampson. he had never really been the number one, never worked in women's football. whether people think that is me being sexist or not, working with women and men is different and he will have to learn very quickly. i am sure there were other candidates so it is a bit strange. we wish the best, we have a great team at the moment that has been doing incredible ul so the pressure is on. in the minutes after his appointment, he posted on twitter that he was extremely proud and honoured to be the head coach of the lionesses and says he is unbelievably excited about the challenge ahead but a few hours later he completely shut down his twitter account after a few historic tweets here posted came to light which could be interpret

the chilean player alexis sanchez has completed his much—anticipated move to manchester united from arsenalr week. let's join our sports editor, dan roan, who's at old trafford with the latest tonight. fuelled by booming broadcast deals, premier league finances have seen to be in premier league finances have seen to beina premier league finances have seen to be in a different planet for years but the remarkable alexis sanchez deal takes it to a whole new level, revealing much about the desperation that manchester united feel as they tried to claw back lost ground against arch rivals and runaway league leaders manchester city, the power and influence of football agent and the amount of money that is swilling around the english game. united may not have had to pay a fee for this signing but it is certainly not a free transfer. sanchez has scored an absolute beauty! it is talent like this that has persuaded manchester united to make alexis sanchez the best paid player in premier league history. the striker remarkably set to earn a report that half £1 million a week after his protracted transfe

not in the past kurdish fighters have relied on support from a major player the united states thirty one dismissed international criticism of the offensive and announced plans to expand the operation eastwards. god willing starting from monday which we will continue to top these games along our borders and will completely wipe this trouble from a region that the moment to music has. that the u.s. military has troops stationed there to fight this so-called islamic seat there are fears that the nato allies could become adversaries. while journalist. joins us from erbil in iraqi kurdistan welcome to detail what are you hearing from your contacts in africa all there's a lot of bombing by the turkish our forces artillery and there have been a lot of civilian casualties also children and they're quite worried about the current situation what's on going after. kurdish forces in that area has been backed by u.s. troops in the past america at the moment its response to this is to defense it has been quite luke warm how the kurdish fighters feel about that. well i was talk to people enough in

that in the past kurdish fighters have relied on support from a major player the united states everyone dismissed international criticism of the offensive and announced plans to expand the operation eastwards. god willing starting from on bitch we will continue to talk these games along our borders and will completely wipe this trouble from a region that will not see but then tell moment to me. that the us military has troops stationed there to fight the so-called islamic seat there are fears that the nato allies could become adversaries. are soccer news now you a four have drawn the groups for the inaugural nations league which will kick off in september of this year it's intended to largely replace meaningless international friendlies league side germany have been drawn against france and the netherlands a group one further juicy encounters you see england if a spain and portugal take on italy the winners of the four league aid groups events to a knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first you wait for a national or nation's leak. elton john says that he will retire from

it is talent like this that has persuaded manchester united to make alexis sanchez the best—paid playerer league history. the striker remarkably set to earn a report £500,000 a week after his protracted transfer from arsenal was finally completed. more akin to a movie trailer than a signing announcement, united heralded the arrival of the chilean maestro with a carefully orchestrated video on their social media tonight, the rest of the game left to marvel at a deal the like of which british football has never seen before. you know, the money side of it is absolutely humongous. it's absurd in some people's eyes. are footballers worth this? arsene wenger a couple of days ago said it would not be long before a player earns £1 million a week. with midfielder henrikh mkhitaryan heading to arsenal as part ofa swap deal, united may have avoided paying a transfer fee for sanchez. but, with his agent reportedly pocketing £50 million, the full cost of the signing could turn into a staggering £180 million. jose mourinho made clear his admiration earlier this month. the only word i can say is the s

it is talent like this that has persuaded manchester united to make alexis sanchez the best paid playerpremier league history. the striker remarkably set to earn a report that half £1 million a week after his protracted transfer from arsenal was finally completed. more akin toa arsenal was finally completed. more akin to a movie trailer than a signing announcement, united howled at his arrival with a carefully orchestrated video on their social media tonight. the rest of the game left to marvel at a deal the like of which british football has never seen before. the money side of it is absolutely huge, it is absurd in some people's eyes. ourfootball absolutely huge, it is absurd in some people's eyes. our football is worth this? arsene wenger a couple of days ago said it would not be long before a player earns £1 million a week. with midfielder henrikh mkhitaryan heading to arsenal as part of eight swap deal, united may have avoided paying a tra nsfer united may have avoided paying a transfer fee for centres but with his agent reportedly pocketing £50 million, the full cost of the zoning

people have said that about ridesharing, and you are seeing two players in the united states and multipleround the world. i think it's too early to tell if this is a two-player or one-player market, but time will tell. emily: how big can the market be? chris: i think it can be massive. for perspective, about 16 months ago, we were doing a couple hundred thousand trips per day in china. now we are doing 35 million. the adoption has been intense in the last 30 months, and the -- in the last 15 months and the business has grown exponentially. we have seen more trends in singapore. we are starting to see those in the united states. i don't think we know the market and lyftand left -- even five or seven years later, but we think it will be a very large market, otherwise we wouldn't be here. emily: chris taylor, thank you so much for stopping by. coming up, alibaba has scrapped plans to buy moneygram. as the deal dissolves we will , take a closer look at jack ma's american ambitions going forward. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it was a $1.2 billion deal that could have reshaped the global fintech

surprise appointment, and the revelations of historical sexist tweets by the former manchester united playerir credentials or the job requirements that were initially put out there. what he does bring something and england manager has never brought, which is wealth of international experience, a wealth of experience of playing under pressure. imagine at half—time in the dressing room, the girls are1—0 at half—time in the dressing room, the girls are 1—0 down in the semifinal of a world cup, he could say, i have had a similar situation and this is how i dealt with it and this is the result. you spend years honing a cv, paying thousands of pounds to do your badges. when a job as advertised you want to know you have a fair chance at that job. to have a fair chance at that job. to have somebody pa rachuted have a fair chance at that job. to have somebody parachuted in the last moment through the old boys network is very unfair. let's hope he's not coaching penalties for that lets move to tennis. there doesn't seem to be any end to brillance of roger federer — he hit a landmark yesterday becoming

united. at the end the players, they decide where they want to play. good luck.remains the same. it was a pleasure to be with him in barcelona and he is going to decide to move on to another club, is going to decide to move on to anotherclub, i is going to decide to move on to another club, i wish him all the best. meanwhile, walcott has oddy left arsenal. the striker faced the media today and promised goals. is in line to make his debut against west brom tomorrow. aaron lennon appears to be surplus to requirements and is moving to burnley for an undisclosed fee. he still needs a medical but personal terms have been agreed. hejoined everton from tottenham two years ago and has played 19 games this season. following the death of the former england striker there will be a minute's silence at every premier match this weekend and black arm bands will be won. is club career included playing at west brom coventry and has passed away at of a suspected heart attack. is considered a trailblazer for black payers. —— players to a goalless home draw with bristol city. derby

has shown a ready the quality he has so we have one of the best technical attacking players in the world and i think unitedtastic deal. i got fantastic player and arsene wenger got a fantastic player. he changed from a fantastic club so it was a great dealfor from a fantastic club so it was a great deal for everybody. tiger woods made his competitive return to golf on thursday at the farmers insurance open at torrey pines in california — 12 months after he last appeared on the pga tour, at this event. woods opened up with a level par round of 72. he's 7 shots behind the leader tony finau. welshman jamie donaldson was on course to shoot the first ever 59 on the european tour before having to settle for a io—under—par 62 in the ist round of the dubai desert classic. he's still top of the leaderboard — one shot clear of england's anthony hall and david horsey. spain's defending champion sergio garcia and northern ireland's rory mcilroy, continuing to make his comeback, are also in contention. rob heath reports. just as the skyscrapers appear, rory mcilroy seems determined to call his way back to the top of th

players big brother: minds. look at the other dugout. 55 today, and also his 100th game in charge. does he want to win the fa cup? manchester unitedyears ago at yeovil and they know the difficulties they felt, so we have to go with a very strong team. we are going to rest a couple of players and we have also got a couple with little problems that we want to try to resolve, to have them without problems for the next matches coming in february in the premier league, but also the champions league. but apart from that we go with a very strong team. he seems a little bit downbeat, but the atmosphere is building by the second. it will be a cracking start to the fourth round, 16 ties across the weekend. one word of warning is manchester united have flown up here on the day and they were training in a car park down the road. have they been professional enough? maybe yeovil will take advantage of that. but manchester united have got the quality and we are happy to see them in this part of the world. you will be on bbc one for the tv coverage. we will be back a bit later on. it isa we will be back a bit later on. it is a very busy day of sp

issues, going into year two that are most critical for the world and whether or not the united states is a major player in those issues? >> i think, of course, if we are going to talk foreign policy crises, north korea is at the top of that list and there has been some movement as we have seen. donald trump wants to claim responsibility. it's not clear his bluster and the harder line and the uncertainty of where the administration stands on this has pushed it forward. there is some movement. we'll have to watch that during the olympic games. i think the iran deal is a very big question over the next several months. the president, much against his will, against what he intended to do. he's not been happy about it, continued to certify he's supporting that deal. remember, in the last round, he's attached difficult conditions of the europeans and re-negotiate the terms they consider a deal to look at ballistic missiles, iran's other activities and making demands that could easily lead to, eventually, the chipping away at and unraveling of that deal. that would be dramatic change from where we were heading

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ryan giggs, a star player with manchester united for more than 23 yea rs.file helped ensure he was the favourite to fill the vacant manager role with wales. to play for your country is always special, and the captain your country, but to actually lead your country, and to manage your nation, you can‘t beat it, doesn‘t get better than that. under the guidance of former manager, chris coleman, wales celebrated a golden era in their history, when they reached the semifinals of euro 2016, but were disappointed not to qualify for this year‘s world cup in russia. this is where ryan giggs will oversee wales when they play their home matches. the football association of wales believe that he has the grit and shows to lead the side into the next —— the credentials to lead the side into the next chapter of history. but his appointment when please everyone. no, he didn't play in many friendlies. i would support him, i think everyone should, but he wouldn‘t be my first date. wouldn't be my first date. he was good as the players were dana white can't do it as a manager.

the two clubs have agreed to switch players with striker alexis censures moving to united and midfielder henrik tyrion going to arsenal neither player seems satisfied at their current club so this deal if it's confirmed after their medicals could be to everyone's benefit european germans real madrid have dished out a beating of note in the spanish league they are struggling in fourth position on the table but they took out all their frustrations on deportivo la coruna on sunday not to offend them there's a gareth bale and christiane i remember all scored twice in a seven one annihilation deportivo actually lead one to lead one stage for five points behind the lengthier who were third but they do have a game in hand. rails. and celta vigo are on the pitch right now as we speak the second half kicked off a few minutes ago. and legalists drew two two earlier and later on barcelona the league leaders of the visitors at vale bit. the defending super bowl champions the new england patriots are waiting to find out if their star player will be fit to start in the a.f.c. title game

like it could come to an end today, with alexis sanchez possibly being announced as a manchester united playerwhen fans are getting hold of an official shirts with the name of an official shirts with the name of the player on the back. it is suggested in the express that manchester united hope to sign him in time to play burnley tomorrow. £180 million, by the way. isn't it usually the surname that's on the back of the shirts? yes, but i think with some south american names they used the first. the other one is sports stars that are named after their sport. yesterday at the australian open the number of... the 201a champion stan wawrinka was knocked out by a man named tennys. when he is out in public he has a different name. so if he is ordering coffee he doesn't say, for tennys, please. why not? i suppose it is embarrassing! looking at other sports stars, usain bolt, bolt of lightning. this is great. the award goes to the bulgarian hurdler whose name is stumbleover. that's fabulous! hats off for that one. there's no way i can follow that. but i really like this story in the guardian. this is w

player. manchester united responded to a run of three straight premier league draws with a 2—0 victory over evertonm antony martial who combined with his france international teammate paul pogba. man of the match pogba was also involved as this solo goal from jesse lingard topped an important win forjose mourinho's side which moves them up to second in the table. lovely goals and the performance was great from the team today and that helped us to be more confident, shooting, because if you do not shoot you do not score but we did that today very well. liverpool earned a dramatic 2—1win over burnley at turf moor. ragnar klavan bundled in a 94th minute winner afterjohann berg gudmunsson had headed a late equaliser for burnley. forward sadio mane had crashed in a superb opener forjurgen klopp's team who stay in fourth. we have to show that we have the mentality. character is fantastic but it is not enough. the boys showed up tonight despite being cold, rainy and windy. the pressure will increase on stoke city manager mark hughes after their 1—0 defeat at home to newcastle united — ayoze perez got the

has become quite a reliable ally of the united states and an important player in night so britain called even play that particular called. alone anymore. now the british government is under increasing pressure to accept moral unaccompanied minors from the market comes in those of france it is totally five te applied for unaccompanied minor status in france last year. apple season see these from the real difficulty for young migrants is there's no coordinated care for them which incncreases theirir vulnerability will teach. for they often sleep outside so their defenses against smugglers and human traffickers elderly classical now france seeks to sign a new agreement one in which britain would shoulder more of the cost. of handling migrants camped in the northern french port city of calais in hopes of reaching england. ginger your ministers ourrad cologne told the day breezy and newspaper france also wants britain to take in more refugees especially on accompanied minors. but theresa may's government has a poor record regarding these children in twenty seventeen it announced the uk would

partnership we're going to walk away from the iran deal where are the major players traditionally held she writes the united states is where she disappeared rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself there is a lot of cringing here and elsewhere her over the president's tweets against north korea trump is just not a credible proponent if you will so there's really a sense not it's not a matter of is america first america alone or not is an article working with others . also coming up tonight our hidden cameras inside a turkish court journalist on trial enemies of the people. in turkey there is no system of law that protects the rights of individuals entire groups in society have been declared enemies and their rights are just taken away. and we begin the day with america and the world and a year of us president donald trump polls in the us reveal that after a year of the trump presidency the nation remains as politically polarized as ever trumps approval numbers remain at a record low and more than a third of those polled give the president a failing grade for his first year yet republican voters say th

the two clubs have agreed to switch players with strike alexis sanchez moving to united midfielder henrik victorian going to also need the players seemed satisfied at their current club so this deal if it's confirmed after their medicals could be to everyone's benefit. lebron james is just seven points away from reaching a career tally of first two thousand in the n.b.a. his scoring was restricted though against the oklahoma city thunder on saturday the thunder type the record for the most points scored against james's cleveland cavaliers in a regular season game paul george was the top scorer with thirty six points as they embarrass cleveland one hundred forty eight to one hundred twenty four last season's ethan conference champions have lost ten of their past fourteen games it is what it is and if i can break the last one i can break at this point you know and i'm the leader of this team and i said you know i want to know how we can get some wins and you know that definitely helps but you know i'm just as positive as i came being you guys know me patience is not always

maybe they are too close to their industry now, i read some smart defenses of the entrenched players today, united health and they are doing great. fabulous the drugs wholesalers make the money from containing costs because buying in bulk remember when everybody was worried about pharmaceutical price controls are they really going to let some nonprofit run right over them but i think that is a bit of a misapprehension. the health care industry is frankly not technologically savvy. i don't think they can do that not to warren, jamie and jeff. so what do you do with the health care stocks you need analogs we need to recognize when amazon first take's season targets and shoots the whole group seems to get crushed. let's pick the best of the best. costco, substantial grocery business plummeted from 180 to 150 a month later. but perhaps amazon's bark is ultimately worse than its bite since then costco has come back to 198 what does it mean for health care is this let's apply the analogs. stock like walgreens down. united health down they can rebound i think it is the same thing here i think these kinds

and american diplomats to brief them on the situation obviously russia iran and the united states being the key players in syria right now also the turkish foreign minister has called up his colleague over in washington and talked to rex tillerson . briefing him on the situation and why so much why so much care why so much thought put into communication to the communication with the united states well because the united states and washington has always portrayed itself as a major ally of the kurds of the kurdish armed groups so this is why this is why and cory's taking is putting so much effort into communicating with the united states russia in its turn has said that it was washington that created all this hostility and which which eventually led to turkey starting this operation have a listen the main reason behind the developing crisis in this part of syria is the provocative steps taken by the united states which were aimed at isolating areas with predominantly kurdish populations uncontrolled deliveries by the pentagon more than weapons to pro american formations in northern syria contributed to t

players are injured. chelsea brushed newcastle united aside in sunday's other fourth round tie.fore half—time and marcus alonso confirmed the blues place in the 5th round draw on monday with a third goal after the break. the world number 60 as one big divide is a classic. it is the biggest victory of his career to date, and he targeted further success date, and he targeted further success later this year. on a surrender into bike, rory mcilroy‘s victory charge was derailed by this on the 16th. getting out of trouble into more trouble saw him lose a lead that he worked hard to get since the start of the day. that meant li haotong, who had been the man to beat when play began on sunday, was once again the biggest obstacle sunday, was once again the biggest o bsta cle to sunday, was once again the biggest obstacle to the northern irishman's biggest title in a year. li haotong needed to birdie the last to hold off mackerel and become the first asian golfer to win the event. rory mcilroy had a birdie putt of similar length, so his rival to his margin for error was small. i think most

a national anthem has already been chosen and these players, some would experience with leeds uniteding to be picked. amazing. it's a great community project. a great project to be part of. i've been a trial in many clubs and it's a great opportunity and i have come and enjoyed it. i hope i get to represent yorkshire. when you are a little kid, you grow up thinking you wa nt little kid, you grow up thinking you want to play international football but when you get released from the academy, you think your dream has died and this comes along, yes, i can play international football, i can play international football, i can play international football, i can play for yorkshire, it's a proud moment. to play for yorkshire, you've got to be born here. the home ground is the yorks newbuild stadium, the usual place of hemsworth miners welfare at sea. the get deeper and uefa, yorkshire has been accepted as the newest member of comefa, the confederation of independent football associations which holds its own world cup. it includes some countries in places which are not recognised as countries

tweets which emerged in the wake of his appointment as england's women's coach the former united and everson player has also defended his ability to take on the role neville has no experience of women's football and has only taken full charge of a whole new game during his coaching career so far. when you talk about the group of players i'll be coaching in three weeks time you talk about elite players the best in europe the best in the world well actually looking at the candidates that that went to this job i'm probably the best candidate because i've worked at leat level former world number one golfer jason day is targeting a return to the top of the rankings after winning his first tournament in almost two years it's pines earlier on he beat alex norrin in a playoff but it started on sunday the pair played five holes before it got too dark to continue or play regime did front of empty stands on monday and the australian sent the winning parts to just thirty minutes they struggle for forming twenty seventeen after his mother was diagnosed with lung cancer. yard seats is special because i work very

territorial gains that the kurds made they will basically thanks to thanks to the united states russia and other major player in syria of course they have that's why russia i should say pin the blame on what's going in africa right now on the united states they have said america's actions in syria led to this have a listen. the main reason behind the developing crisis in this part of syria is the provocative steps taken by the united states which were aimed at isolating heiress with predominantly kurdish populations uncontrolled deliveries by the pentagon of more than weapons to pro-american formations in northern syria contributed to the rapid escalation of tension in the region and led to special operation by turkish troops no now so the kurds are really getting it they're getting it from turkey they are getting it from the turkey back rebels and they have ended apparently they have entered the northern syria from the from the ground and while the united states are staying the standing there watching the whole thing either. i think a lot of people at home would have thought at this point with islamic state

the interconnection between the two economies and the economy where the united states is a major player. russia is integrated to the degree that the soviet union in -- again, another layer of a different situation that suggests or invites thinking about different approaches and different solutions to today's russian-american relations and thisons, despite of all historical perils i suggested earlier. what that truly means in terms of practical advice -- there's the whole concept of this sphere of influence. is short for the world divided and influence. i don't think it made the slightest impact on the broad context. word, look for a short this would be a tolstoy conference on the balkans. yalta, heoes that postpones the discussion in the debate and says we will have to renegotiate poland from scratch. but serious -- spheres of allowing russia in the sphere of influence goes american institutions and world order in general. when we think about history, it is not a healthy solution overall. -- there is a good argument to be made. the territory was occupied by the soviet union. there is no

sport and manchester united has signed the chilean football player alexis sanchez from english rivalsz will earn about $19.5 million a year after tax at old trafford, as part of a four and a half year contract. more coming up on sport today later. and take a look at these pictures of a russian cosmonaut on board the international space station. he posted a video online of himself "riding" a vacuum cleaner under zero gravity. according to anton shkaplerov, people often asked him if he flew vacuum cleaners on the iss and he decided he had to try it. australia's government has announced a $48 million plan to help save the world's largest coral reef. the great barrier reef is in the coral sea off the north—eastern coast of queensland. it's being damaged by crown—of—thorns starfish and coral bleaching. scientists say this is caused by warmer ocean temperatures. the new money is to target starfish, soil erosion and water—pollution, but some campaigners say more action on climate change is what is needed. we spoke to nick heath, president of the australian marine conservation society and ask

they need the the united states, europe, other players to slightly nudge them into play. hers wouldn't have the wherewithal or capacity to do the deal. they needed objective sources on the outside including the united states to make that happen. that is now come undone. so the likelihood after deal in any time during administration is very, very unlikely and i this i it'll take a long time to come back so we have conditions again. >> let's switch gears and talk about davos and president taking time-out after very short trip to meet with the president of the african union who is the president of rwanda. he sent a letter to african union nations saying in that letter he deeply respect the people of africa. we know secretary of state tillerson going on a visit. is this president trying to make amends for what is widely described as his comments about africa. >> and welcome. i think he did him a favor by not bringing that up. it suggested he wants some sort of -- it will die down i think eventually among leadership in africa they will recognize that this is trump and trump and

those that appreciate the fact say in the book the biggest players and influencers are the united statesd the u.k. and those are the biggest players and delaware is a monster coming to anonymous companies $1 billion per year associated with selling these companies. according to the justice department with eastern european so those panamanians felt bruised and beaten and panama on zoning corporation law comes from delaware. so to make that clear before you decide responsibility appropriately. >> thank you so much. [applause] we will be signing books. i was looking at some of the question and one thing that i would say is as all of you know from watching the trump campaign that i was out in los angeles and the library canceled on me. there is a fan test test eric government now run by the government so now to call margie rawson instantly picked up. instantly. that was so wonderful you are a wonderful editor always available. but i didn't want to come back to my first book with gregory. and with that distinguishing characteristic but with regnery famously they have been able to take the boo

the interconnection between the two economies and the economy where the united states is a major player. russia is integrated to the degree that the soviet union in 1945 in 1946 -- again, another layer of a different situation that suggests or invites thinking about different approaches and different solutions to today's russian-american relations and tensions, despite of all this historical perils i suggested earlier. what that truly means in terms of practical advice -- there's the whole concept of this sphere of influence. normally, yalta is short for the world divided and influence. it made one of the sides in that cold war much stronger. there's a good argument to be made, there was no other way around. to date there is no occupation per se, countries in the potential sphere influence have her own agency, what happened in ukraine, no one expected that. indication one more that things can be decided at the very top and the societies of the region have their voice. i suggestion in that sense is that probably going back to the old policies of containment at this point don't make much

player. >> as president of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of otherries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. >> trump added that america is open for business, and he touted the booming u.s. stock market and the reform slashing corporate taxes. davos loves that. earlier the floor belonged to the french president emmanuel macron who urged the west to push back against protectionism and nationalism. >> translator: we are moving back again towards strategies, greater protection, fragmentation of what wtos have done in the past, and -- what globalization has been able to achieve. >> so two very different visions competing at the world's globalist gathering, a year after the populist wave take brought donald trump to power. joining me to discuss this is editorial director of france's leading newspaper shirley coffman and from new york richard who is president on council relations and author of "a world in disarray." welcome to you both. let me begin by asking you because i believe you were in the room when pres

manchester united have come in for some criticism. how have the players felt about that?'t win or draw, it is or is going to be a problem. because we know how big is the club, how big are the players as well. and we just want to win. obviously we are very close to the first ones. now we have to focus on ourselves, keep winning, keep doing the job that we have done today, and hopefully it will be good. the job that we have done today, and hopefully it will be goodlj the job that we have done today, and hopefully it will be good. i think the boys were very good, and in this christmas period, we didn't... we never won a match, but we never lost one, andl never won a match, but we never lost one, and i think that shows the character of the players. the criticism is the criticism. liverpool extended their unbeaten run to 16 matches, after a last—gasp winner in a 2—1 win over burnley at turf moor. sadio mane had put the visitors ahead in the second half, before a goal from johann berg gudmundsson seemed to have secured the draw for burnley, three minutes from time. but then rag

the former manchester united and valencia coach has signed a deal until 2021. he won six premier league titles as a playerps with england . mo marley, who had been in interim charge since mark sampson's sacking last year. phil has been a coach at certain levels. has never really been the number one, never really worked in women's football and whether think thatis women's football and whether think that is me being sexist or not, working with women, working with men is completely different and he will have to learn very quickly. and that it isa have to learn very quickly. and that it is a little bit strange. which all the best. we have a fantastic tea m all the best. we have a fantastic team at the moment that has been doing incredibly well, so the pressure is as well. great britain's kyle edmund will play marin cilic in the australian open semi—final. he's reached the last four of a grand slam for the first time after beating the third seed grigor dimitroc in four sets. it's also the first time that he has beaten a top 10 player. if edmund makes it past cilic on thursday morning, he'll also overtake andy