maduro: i believe that the white supremacists of the ku klux klan ruleeshe united st orla: does presidentnt to premises? -- a white supremacist? orla: he has stood -- pres. maduro: he has stimulated the neofascists in the united states and europe. orla: maduro says that wa lington shouldt sanctions and if they want to help, they ezshould unf venezuela's assets. heg is digg in for a war of attrition. orla guerin, b news, caracas. jane:ck let's have a qook at the day's other news. police in turkey have arrested more than a thousand people suspected of supporting a cleric. they accuse thullah gulen of orchestrating the coup attempt in 2016. britain's prime minister theresa may has promised lawmakers to start debate on the brexit deal until -- but on until she gets changes on theactop. stallingeen accused of until the march deadline. britain is scheduled to leave the eu. on march 29 the husband of former congresswoman debbie giffords has announced he is running for the u.s. senate. mark kelly,mfeen here are ting his wife, is a former nasa astronaut. become theigng to democratic candidate in a

the question is, is the right reaction fes the united st to say we are going to pull out of it? umably we could also build different times of weapons and things like that. the problemha isjust creates an arm rails, doesn't reay solve the problem. but how else do we sthanction , put pressure on them? interesting that they're not using any tactics but what else could we do to russi robert: peter, stepping back, is is about the u.s. and russia and at the same time is it also about cloyne? in, there's no real desire at this point to put missiles in rope as was happening in the 1980's. reagan and gorbachev siphonned this treaty in a very volume file situation. that's not where we're at today but for a trump administration, there's a worry about chinaea developingns we're not able to counter. they're not part of this treaty. maybe the solution is to bring like that.a treaty president trump is a skementic of by lateralgreements and so is john bolton, his security advisor. the i.n.f. treaty may not be that viable in thi b day where does it lead? bob: the real issue is nameo and as matti

. >> i haven't talked to the esesident of the united st about the special counsel.d the investigations to a t. there has been noo advance , decision required of me to take any action, and i haven't interfered i any way with the special counsel's investigation. jane: a brief moment ago, i spoke with a professor at the vermont school of law. she called the proceedings stunning. he said he didn't discuss the with the president. how significant is that? jennifer: well, it is somewhat significant, but the answer is raer evasive. if you listen actuallto his entire testimony, it is not entirely cle that he didn't speak to the president about the mueller investigation or the investigations taking place now in the southn district of new york involving his attorney michael cohen. if you live -- listen carefully what we can see is he made clear , while he was a private citizen, before he joined the ntdepartf justice as jeff sessions' chief of staff, which 2 was octob7, before that, he didn't.s whatt as clear is what transpired between october 2017 and then november 2018 when h

many of them thought that they were coming to thees united st for legitimate jobs, paying in some cases, up to $20,000. they landed in new york, then und themselves in florida, speaking only chinese. they found no way out. sort of a surreal scene here last night at the massage parlor, as people in the community came out, finding out where this was located, lining up and taking pictures, selfies. just a really unusual kind of scene in the wake of the seriona re of what happened here. >> quite the spectacle. could kraft face rep remands from the nfl? >> reporter: it is not the solicitation charge that's dramatic, it is a second dree misdemeanor, but that was coupled with, according to the investigators, supporting this human trafficking operation. girls who are coming from china or women coming from china who really had no idea that they were going to wind up inhis predicament. >> there's more to it. kerry, thank you. >>> dylan is back now with anotr check of the weather. what's it looking like, dylan? >> we talked about the rain. let's focus o the snow w. you can see the snow is falling

what has shocked this audience at world leaders is a president of the united st who's called the european union an f economoe. europe opposed u.s. decisions to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and t intermediate nuclear forces treaty, or i.n.f., restricting mid-range missiles, which merkel called the worst decisionf all. >> ( translated ): we want to say this especially to our u.s. friends: a treaty originally meant to protect europe, a treaty for disarmament, meant for our protection, is termated by the u.s. and russia, and we are just left to l't there. >> schifrin: mers frustration was open hostility in the conference's annual trreport, which accused thp administration of displaying "irritating enthusiasm for stromen across the globe" an "disdain for international institutions and agreements." and that criticism turned applause for merkel ilence for vice president pence. >> i bring greetings from the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. (silence) >> schifrin: he got the same cold shoulder two days earlier in poland. >> as we bring the economic and

championship side dundee united surprised st mirren of the premiership to reach the scottish cup quarter—finalsh a win over east fife and are joined in the next round by hibernian. england's cricketers are hoping to avoid a series whitewash in the third and final test match against the west indies in st lucia. england were 107 for 4 at one stage on the opening day, with captainjoe root out for just 15. but the ship was steadied by the partnership of ben stokes and joss buttler, with both reaching half centuries. england are 231 for 4 at the close. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of great britain reaching april's fed cup promotion play—offs, with a win over serbia. but from me, goodnight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. more now that the duke of edinburgh has voluntarily given up his driving licence. in a statement this evening — buckingham palace said that prince philip had made the decision "after careful consideration". prince philip, who is 97, was involve

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but on tuesday, that record will be tested when united take on paris st germain in the first leg of theirne of the biggest goalkeeper legends in the world, they have got tr go silva, who has been one of the best centre—backs in the world in recent yea rs. best centre—backs in the world in recent years. you have got neymar, was the most expensive player in the world, so that tells you everything about their evolution and how we have progressed, and we know we're playing a team with confidence because they are used to winning. —— thiago silva. also on tuesday, roma will host porto in the first leg of their last 16 tie at the estadio olimpico. they might be struggling in serie a, but the italian side will be out to go one better than last season, when they reached the semi—finals. the 2004 champions league champions porto are top of the league in portugal, unbeaten since october. in cricket, england will resume day four of the third and final test against the west indies in st lucia on 325/4. that is a huge lead of 448 runs. playing only for pride, having lost the series, england captain roo

manchester united and paris st—germain have been charged by uefa following their match at old traffordhim during the second half. psg have been charged with the setting off of fireworks, throwing of objects, acts of damages and crowd disturbance. united have been charged with the throwing of objects by fans and blocking of stairways. west indies fast bowler shannon gabriel will miss four one day internationals against england following comments he made in the final test, he was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct. they didn't say if it was a homophobic slur, but based onjoe root‘s reaction — in which he said "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. and it was root‘s reaction which has been commended. i think it sums up how far sport has moved but i think it shows him showing real characteristics of leadership, being a role model in that scenario for standing up for what he believes in. we do not know what gabriel said but i think from joe root‘s perspective, he is shown in a positive light. there's been a big shock at the welsh open

many nationalities united in their faith at the st joseph cathedral in abu dhabi. a parish clerk from pakistan german priest martin stephen and the many catholic foreign workers living in the united arab emirates are awaiting the pope's visit with great anticipation. the moment of creation and they want life to market and for many of us to see him and especially in the heart of the world for martin stephen a pontiff visit is of major importance. just as it's the first time the head of the church or even a leader of the church has come to the arabian peninsula that's really historic and that's why there's so much discussion about the visit most of the talk centers around the meetings being held here between christians and muslims in the heart of the islamic world. to follow him for his torch of. the pope's visit also carries a political dimension the emirates a part of a saudi led military alliance deployed in yemen the pope has repeatedly called for peace in the water own country but despite the stormy issue religious dialogue will remain center stage the u.a.e. is

many nationalities united in their faith at the st joseph cathedral in abu dhabi. the parish clerk from pakistan german priest martin stephen and the many catholic foreign workers living in the united arab emirates are awaiting the pope's visit with great anticipation. a momentous occasion and it's probably want in life to market and for many of us to see him and especially in the heart of the world. for martin stephen a pontiff visit is of major importance. just as it's the first time the head of the church or even a leader of the church has come to the arabian peninsula that's really historic and that's why there's so much discussion about the visit most of the talk centers around the meetings being held here between christians and muslims in the heart of the islamic world. to follow for his torch of. the pope's visit also carries a political dimension the emirates a part of a saudi led military alliance deployed in yemen the pope has repeatedly called for peace in the water own country but despite the stormy issue religious dialogue will remain center stage. the

manchester united and paris st—germain have been charged by uefa following their match at old traffordn towards him during the second half. psg have been charged with the setting off of fireworks, throwing of objects, acts of damages and crowd disturbance. united have been charged with the throwing of objects by fans and blocking of stairways. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been charged by the fa following comments he made in a post—match interview after the premier league game at west ham last week. klopp‘s accused of questioning the integrity of the match referee or implying bias. the match finished 1—1 at the london stadium. west ham midfielder declan rice meanwhile has decided to plege his future to england, despite having already featured for ireland. the 20—year—old has won three senior republic of ireland caps, all in friendlies, having turned out for his grandparents' country since under—16 level. west indies fast bowler shannon gabriel will miss four one day internationals against england following comments he made in the final test in st lucia. gabriel was charged by the i

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reporter: many nationalities united in their faith at the st. joseph's cathedral in abu dhabi. payers clerk from pakistan, a german priest, and the many catholic foreign workers working in the uae are awaiting the post visit with great anticipation. -- hopes -- pope's visit with great anticipation. >> it is a momentous occasion. it is a once-in-a-lifetime occasion to many of us to see him, especially in this part of world. reporter: for this man, the pope's visit is of major importance. >> it is the first time the head of the church or even a leaderr of the church has come to the arabian peninsula. that is historic. that is why there's so much discussion about the visit. much of the talk centers around the meetings being held here between christians and muslims in the heart of the islamic world. reporter: the pope's visit also carries a political dimension. the emirates are part of a saudi led military alliance deployed in yemen. the pope has her be he called for peace in the war-torn country, but this point this thorny issue, religious dialogue will remain centerstage. uae is

champions league first knockout stage begins tonight with a mouth—watering game between manchester united and paris st us, who they are going to play. because when you have seen that front three of the whole season, you know what to expect. so this time around we are guessing a little bit how they are going to come. but we have got a good cast and it on how they are approaching this game. all they gonna saucier, they say this will be his biggest test and it mightjust be the job interview for his doubtful time. mightjust be the job interview for his doubtfultime. he is mightjust be the job interview for his doubtful time. he is doing right at the moment. he is. thanks very much. around 3000 cash machines were removed from high streets in the uk over the last six months of 2018. according to the consumer group, ‘which?‘ about a88 atms disappeared per month in the second half of 2018, about half of which were free to use. it also had particular concern for so—called protected machines in more remote areas. it said 102 closed last year. there are subsidies aimed at keeping these protected machines open. l

st. mark's basilica. >>> back here the united states, heavy rain, were flooded stifets in southern calornia this weekend. you can see the floodwaters completely submerging cars. this was part of a string of storms that battered the state of wildfire burn areas. thewn urs prompted evacuations. that part of california has seen so much rain in the las few weeks. >>> here, we're looking forward to a rorebound some bad weather. >> we had our january thawn the beginning of january. and now, a february thaw will be coming. be ready for water main breaks everywhere. thro frozend was holding a lot of pipes together. now that we warm up dramatically, thereely to be a lot of water line breaks around here for the next week so. on a monday morning, got a little fog outside. skies are clear. outshee of where the fog is, skies are quite clear. temperature, now, aeasonably chilly 35 here in town. 30 in maryland. 29 in clinton, maryland. the fog, again, not as much of an issue as we getloser and closer to sunrise. i think the fog will thicken p abit. a slightly reduced visibility around the d.c. met area. visibility cou

the united methodist church is beginning a meeting in st. louis today on w sex weddings and the ordination of l.g.b.t.q. clergy. nearly 900 delegates from around the world will vote on whether to lift church bans around l.g.b.t.q. ilusion for congregations in the u.s. votes that might lead to the church being split into three denominations. the united methodist church is one of the largest protestant denominations in the united states. in recent years membership in the u.s. has declined, but globally, particarly in parts of africa, the church is growing. >> sreenivasan: join us tomorrow for an inside look and listen fuirom armstrong's archives- - now digitized and ready for new generations of micians. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hair sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made poible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein f

there will also be a minute's silence at st mary's where cardiff play southampton. manchester unitedrow, all eyes are on liverpool, at home to bournemouth. a point would take them back to the top of the table but they've drawn their last two, and the manager knows that they need more than that. i don't think anybody thought we would be top of the league with 12 points between us and the other teams with three games to go, they thought it would be the end of april. it was clear it would be tied until the end. the good news is that we are still in it, and it is a chance to improve our position, which is a good position, and we do that by winning football games. we are in the middle of a six day shutdown of racing because of an equine flu outbreak. five more meetings cancelled today. three more cases have been confirmed at the stables of trainer donald mccain to make it six in total, including one that raced on wednesday. over 170 yards are in lockdown. racing won't resume until wednesday at the earliest. england's third and final test against the windies starts this afternoon in st luc

paris st germain take the advantage against manchester united in the first leg of their champions league tie. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers kate andrews and lance price. stay with us for that. good evening. the mexican druglord, joaquin guzman, better known as el chapo, has been found guilty of multiple charges at his trial in new york. he was accused of trafficking tons of cocaine, heroin and marijuana into the united states. the former leader of mexico's sinaloa drug cartel had escaped from jail twice, by spectacular means, before being caught in 2016 and extradited to the us. our correspondent nada tawfik is in new york with the latest. gunshots. this raid by mexican marines finally put an end tojoaquin "el chapo" guzman‘s brutal reign as the world's most powerful drug lord. but it was the work of us authorities who secured his extradition to new york, and ultimately his conviction, that sealed his fate. his conviction, we expect, will bring a sentence of life without the possibility of parole. it is a sentence from which there is no

this is st mary's catholic church in dubai one of dozens of churches in the united arab emirates the emirates has a reputation for religious tolerance in a region where there are other wise tight restrictions on worship outside the muslim faith francis his trip to the gulf states is aimed at encouraging more contact between christianity and islam some parishioners here think the visit would mark a turning point in relations between the two religions. i think it's a really you know i would not for all the muslims and the christians in u.a.e. and to the vatican city it's look you know it's a global event but francis is facing criticism over the visit because of the emirates role in the war in yemen a saudi led coalition of which the emirates is part of has been accused of carrying out human rights abuses in its battle against hutu rebels francis will likely avoid publicly raising the topic of yemen when he meets with the emirates leaders for now the goal is a smooth first time visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula the home of his. now sexy underwear probably is not the first thing t

trust their president we talked to some people in putin's home city of st petersburg the head of the local youth wing of putin's united russia party says he still backs the president. our president strength lies in his strategy for the development of russia only the killer here but this art history student says there are other reasons for putin's strength. should go ideal he said that a good leader needs to be feared and putin is respected because he is feared as long as people are afraid of him while he will be a strong president. the. president but even if many people do fear him putin's power is on the decline especially since he backed his government's controversial pension reforms these push up the retirement age as it is millions of pensioners struggle to survive on their pensions. only a strong leader could take such a step. could not have been put off by five or ten years what president putin has chosen to take on the. negatively affects people's quality of life it's made the. another weakness is putin's apparent inability to get a handle on corruption while most russians are seeing their earnings dwindle the

cavani, no problem for psg as they beat manchester united 2—0 in the first leg of their champions league last 16 tie. and a consolation win for england in sta resounding win in the third and final test. hello, and welcome to sportsday. "a legend," "a champion," "a modest and good man". just a few of the sentiments expressed today, following the death of gordon banks at the age of 81. the 1966 world cup winner with england was seen as one the greats of the sport globally, winning fifa's goalkeeper of the year award on six occasions. sports correspondent andy swiss looks back on his life and career. it remains a footballing miracle, england versus brazil, and that save. what to of! gordon banks! the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever. four years earlier gordon banks had been a cornerstone of england's world cup triumph and those who played alongside him were today united in tribute. sir bobby charlton said gordon was fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him the team—mate. sir geoff hurst described him as one of the very greatest, a sentiment echoed throughout the game. he was my hero obviously, growing up. training with him,

united. they lost the first leg of their champions league match 2—0 at home to paris st germain.his competition away goals can be crucial and the french champions scored two of them. kimpembay with the first and then kylian mbappe with what might be a crucial second. to make things worse, paul pogba got sent off late on. this is a level up from what we have played against with the games we have had, we have had a great run, we came into this game in a great frame of mind, great form. but it was a big step up. they have quality from the keeper to the striker, there is a reason behind them being one of the favourites for the champions league. "he was a goalkeeper with magic", they were the words of pele paying tribute to england's world cup—winning keeper gordon banks who has died aged 81. banks was a member of the famous team of 1966 but is forever remembered for this save from pele's header four years later. the brazilian legend called it the best he'd ever seen. people say, was it the greatest save ever? i think, people say, was it the greatest save ever? ithink, certainly peopl

hibs beat raith rovers 3—1 and a bit of a shock at premiership st mirren who lost 2—1 at home to championship side dundee unitedthe recalled keatonjennings. patrick gearey has been following it for us.... what's happened in the first couple of hours? all the talk before this test was about keaton jennings, a all the talk before this test was about keatonjennings, a man whose technique against the swinging ball that he was —— was so suspect that he was stopped a week ago before the last contest only to be reinstated before this one. does all doubts about his technique reappeared today. that's how he got out, caught in the slips of the swinging ball for eight. that won't answer any questions. he seems haunted really, stuck in a loop, his career. england scratched their way through the rest of the section. joe denlyjust scratched their way through the rest of the section. joe denly just to survive. this would have been out had his hand been on the bat. he got off with a technicality there. england will be pleased because that would have meant perhaps another batting collapse which has haunted them off series. joe

st. john leaves behind two daughters and a fiancee. >> thank you, liz. >>> millennials in the united states are facing a bigger risk of developing obesity-related cancers. thw from the american cancer society shows the surprising jump from six obesity-related cancers in young adults 25 to 49 years old. one doctor says this new trend could reverse the decline of most cancers over the years. >> obesity is slated to overtake tobacco to become the single most common preventible cause of cancer. >> experts point out it's possible to buck the trend by eating healthier and working out more at an earlier age. >>> a mural of colin kaepernick was destroyed over the weekend in atlanta. the artist says the timing was no coincidence. fabian williams painted the fowler of the former 49er in an atlanta -- mural of the former 49er in an atlanta falcons fan standing next to ali. he found his mural turned to rubble. >> the kaepernick mural has been demolished the weekend of the super bowl and i have to say the timing is very suspicious. >> the mural had been up for about two years. it even survived a fire th

league night last sixteen first leg ties all eyes on old trafford well manchester united are two no down at home against paris st germain two very important away goals to take to paris for p.s.g. and then at the olympic stadium in rome rome are two one up against f.c. porter meanwhile four time champions league winners i.x. amsterdam are preparing for the daunting prospect of hosting the three time defending champions real madrid the dutch club have fallen behind europe's best since they last won the continent's top club competition in one thousand nine hundred five and after a difficult start of the season rael have improved they form quite substantially. real madrid. we see real madrid is a very good team with good ideas and tactics last week we saw that they are improving a lot we have to do something about it and come up with solutions we don't just have to look we also to focus on our game and that's very important even to. regarding our champions league match real madrid is always a favorite because of our track record in the competition and we are in good shape right now so we are happy about that of cour

dundee united are into the quarter finals of the scottish cup for the first time in three seasons after beating st mirren. another championship side partick thistle are also through. welcome to bbc london news. a london the structure will be replaced by a new branch of a different design. carolyn rigby has more. if the demolition project described by italy's transport minister as the image of the country's revival. thousands of tonnes of steel and concrete work removed from the bridge in order to make it lighter before a huge crane began to carefully lower the first section to the ground. decked out in a red hard the ground. decked out in a red hard the italian prime minister looked on. translation: it's an important day because this is the first step of a path that i hope will be the quickest possible. but we can say today, and i spoke with all the demolition companies, is that the new bridge will be up by the end of the year. the deconstruction process is expected to last around six months. and engineers will draw on heavy machinery previously used to write the cruise liner which capsized off th

been several people who have been repatriated back to the united states to face trial for supporting isis several books young men in the minneapolis st paul suburbs have been brought i don't know if tribe is trying to p. backed off the show me one big gun case and the u.k. which is quite different and that our american constitutional legal system provides for due process under the both for the fourteenth amendment and most importantly to renounce american citizenship you basically need to walk into it and embassy somewhere and publicly were not sit in front of people and that's none of it which she did then she wants to face the american legal system again you know she doesn't want to freak she wants american justice and you know there's no indication that she took part in any military hostilities and so again we're going to you know pay the piper and there's a great deal of hypocrisy from the top administration as you know if you weeks ago he said that europe should repeat three or eight hundred european isis fighters back to their own countries to face trial because he would so that it would create chaos in the region if they don't

united states. joe and mary charlie on junior 27th, 1951 at st. vincent of paul church. joe was an integral part of the school and church community, participating club fundraisers such as the themed bazaars and dinner parties in the school cafeteria. the community knows the family well through their two restaurants. the kelly said the flower market and formally on chestnut street in the marina. they celebrated 28 years in san francisco this month. he is survived by his four sons and daughters. joe's greatest joy was spending time with his 11 grandchildren and nine in counting great-grandchildren. the past two summers, joe arrange for his growing family to vacation in maui. he made it part of his weekly routine to talk to the children and ask about their activities. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, and all who knew and loved him. lastly, with supervisor peskin, we would like to close the meeting today in memory of peter mcallen. a beloved leader in san francisco, and the number 1 fan and champion of our san francisco giants baseball team. he passed away at t

st peter's square. he made his strongest condemnation yet of the war in yemen, where the united arab emirates has a leading long conflict. translation: i follow with great concern the humanitarian crisis in yemen. a great many children are suffering from hunger, but no access to food supplies is there. brothers and sisters, the cry of these children and their parents rises up to god. i call on the concerned parties to reach agreement, to assure the distribution of food, and to work for the good of the yemeni people. but the aim of the visit is for the pope and islamic scholars to send a message of tolerance to the world. in 2016, the uae appointed a minister whose portfolio is to develop cultural awareness in the region. translation: why a minister of tolerance? because of the conflicts, destruction, and wars where religion is sadly dragged into. we need to respect everyone, while keeping at the same time our own traditions and beliefs. the foreign workers and expats of all nationalities and beliefs make up 80% of the population in the uae. many of them have been lining up for tickets for the papal mass on

st peter's square. he made his strongest condemnation yet of the war in yemen, where the united arab emirates has a leadingthe yemeni population is exhausted by the long conflict. translation: i follow with great concern the humanitarian crisis in yemen. a great many children are suffering from hunger, but no access to food supplies is there. brothers and sisters, the cry of these children and their parents rises up to god. i call on the concerned parties to reach agreement, to assure the distribution of food, and to work for the good of the yemeni people. but the aim of the visit is for the pope and islamic scholars to send a message of tolerance to the world. in 2016, the uae appointed a minister whose portfolio is to develop cultural awareness in the region. translation: why a minister of tolerance? because of the conflicts, destruction, and wars where religion is sadly dragged into. we need to respect everyone, while keeping at the same time our own traditions and beliefs. the foreign workers and expats of all nationalities and beliefs make up 80% of the population in the uae. many of them have been li

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there will also be a minute's silence at st mary's where cardiff face southampton in their first game since sala's death was confirmed. manchester unitedin the early kick—off. with manchester city playing tomorrow, all eyes are on liverpool, at home to bournemouth, and a point would take them back to the top of the table but they've drawn their last two, and the manager knows that they need more than that. i don't think that anybody thought that we would be top of the league with 12 points between us and another team and three games to go, it would be end of april or something like that. it was clear that it would be tight until the end. good news still that we are in that. but of course we have to, for the only chance to improve our position, even though it is a good position is by winning football games. great britain's fed cup team have had a brilliant week to reach the europe—africa zone play—off final in bath. jo konta won her singles rubber against hungary after katie boulter had also won hers in three sets. great britain remain unbeaten in the tournament. a victory against serbia later today would earn them a place in april's wo

there early going to soul shards and bait and run as manchester united manager has ended he described his team's champions league loss to paris st germain as a reality check goals from present compared barry and killing them by the french champions at suno when an old trafford things got even worse few nights it when paul pogba was sense of lights on is the first time you know i sort of lost by more than one goal in a home european side the second leg coming up in paris on march the sixth. great run and we came into this game in a great frame of mind great form but of course it was because that book they have quality from the db are on the list right. there is a reason being behind them being who are the favorites for the for the champions league with and then again nothing. but the level we need to aim for at this club well of bron james in the l.a. lakers are in danger of missing out on an n.b.a. playoff spot they lost the alonso hawks on choose de james itself put in a pretty impressive earth it's going to twenty eight points eleven rebounds and sixteen assist to his fifth triple double of the same simply couldn't save the la

manchester united's unbeaten run under ole gunnar solskjaer came to an end as they were beaten 2—0 by paris stue last—16 tie. despite no neymar or edinson cavani, psg pulled away in the second half at old trafford. presnel kimpembe volleyed in the first with kylian mbappe sliding in the second, set up by former united winger angel di maria. united's misery was compounded by paul pogba's late red card, too. in the night's other champions league tie, it finished roma 2 porto 1. there were five games in the championship this evening, and west brom needed a last—minute penalty to draw with nottingham forest. the baggies would have gone third with a win, but ryan yates scored after a long throw to make it 2—1 to forest. there was still time for some drama, though, as the referee awarded a penalty after dwight gayle appeared to dive, and jay rodriguez found the back of the net for a 2—2 draw. the result means west brom remain in fourth whilst forest are in ninth. in the night's other games, there was a much needed win for bolton, moving themselves closer to safety with a 1—0 win over birmingham. bri