third—placed wasps move to within four points of second—placed exeter.ey parade. benneton came from 10—0 down on the way to victory — with two second—half penalties from benetton fly—half marty banks the difference between the sides. dragons are still without a victory in the pro“; since september. england have missed out on a place in the final of the t20 tri—series despite beating hosts new zealand in their final group game. eoin morgan's side needed to win and restrict new zealand to less than 175 to go through on net run rate — which they couldn't do. as keith york reports. mathematical machinations meant that even a win for england might not be enough to see them through to the final. jason roy's recent form has been disjointed, but he soon set about making an addition to the total. but the most irrational shot saw him go out through the australian skipper ken williamson. that left eoin morgan and david mallan to carry on. england were 194—7. but for the black caps the equation was simple. 175 would see them reach wednesday's final. as the shadows l

the win puts wasps third in the premiership.ro14 champions scarlets with a bonus point win in treviso. defeat means the scarlets missed the chance to go top of conference b. now to south korea, and the winter 0lympics. andrew musgrave recorded the best result by a british cross country skier, with a seventh place finish in the men's 30 kilometres skiathlon. his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller ski tracks of the scottish highlands but he nearly claimed a medal in pyeongchang. andy swiss reports. the winter olympics at their most wintry, —16 and bone chilling winds but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. and they are underway. cross—country skiing is not a traditional 0lympic strength for britain — their previous best, the 29th place in sochi for andrew musgrave. he said there he was skiing like a tranquiliser badger. not this time. with barely a lap to go, there he was remarkably in silver medal position. could he hang on? not quite as the norwegian raced to the gold, musgrave faded to seventh b

leicester's coach admitted wasps "always looked more powerful" as the tigers were beaten 50—28 in the. leicester needed to win and score an unrealistic 13 tries to progress to the semi—finals and it started well when luke hamilton went over early. in a high scoring match wasps fielded a much stronger side, after last week's 66—7 hammering at the hands of london irish. they went over for 8 tries and capitalised on some poor defensive errors from leicester to take the 22 point victory. ina in a moment the liverpool/tottenham draw. not much separated crystal palace and newcastle when they started their premier league game this afternoon. just two points and one place. and not much separated them at the end — it finished in a 1—all draw. but the points for palace moves them up to 14th while newcatste are in 16th as they both battle to avoid dropping in to the relegation zone. nick parrott reports. eagles aren't known for being placid, but when it comes to taking on these particular magpies, they rarely come out on top. crystal palace have only beaten newcastle once in their last 1a meetin

this company was in business for over 100 years, and what is cool, this building is being turned into wasp downtown. shoes. lynchburg there was a large shoe manufacturer in the south, made 30,000 peers of shoes every day. boat, whichdel of a is not exciting except it represents the first nuclear reactor that was used and that nuclear reactor was made by a company in lynchburg. this display case is a jumble of a bunch of different things, but now we are going to leave this display and check out some behind-the-scenes things in more detail. here i have pulled out additional artifacts for you to see. like most museums, we have only 5% of our collection on display at any one time, so there is a lot we have that we cannot display. , are flour sacks from the piedmont mill company and this mill company started in the 1840's right after lynchburg became an official town, and local farmers would harvest their crops and bring them to the mill where it was turned into flour and cornmeal and those goods were sent down the river, down the canal to richmond to be traded and sold for other goods. this bu

the win puts wasps third in the premiership.ance to go top of conference b. at the winter olympics — andrew musgrave recorded the best result by a british cross—country skier, with a seventh place finish in the men's 30 kilometres skiathlon. his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller ski tracks of the scottish highlands but he nearly claimed a medal in pyeongchang. andy swiss reports. the winter olympics was chilly, but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. not one of britain's traditional strengths, and their previous best was musgrave's 29th in sochi where he said he was skiing like a tranquiliser badger. but this time. did he hang onto silver position? not quite, as norway raced to gold musgrave faded to seventh, but with his best events still to on is some feat. what a result that was for andrew musgrave, couldn't quite get that first medal for britain, but even so, the performance ii eff: some events were postponed due to high - one—mansword... —— high winds, one—mansword... —— one—managers: ' hig

what was the observer wasp slime?egations of staff involvement with prostitution allegations. —— observer's line. this kind of thing is old. there were problems with the un at the beginning of the century. it's an old story but what's mostly horrific is that it is oxfam. in your mind and in your heart that's not what oxfam is meant to be involved with, oxfam has a feeling about it, all of them shouldn't be, though but this is especially shocking and it makes me more angry because i want them to clean this up. part of this is about plain old oppression. it's the way you relate to people the way the majority cultural elites to people in developing countries. this is not unusual. —— majority culture relates. the thing that most concerns me about these stories is we have been led to believe, or perhaps we assumed, that the problems with 0xfam has been related to its conduct of its officials while in haiti during the problems there. the observer is reporting that the use of prostitutes in chad, with many of these same indi

saracens have beaten sale to go top of rugby union's english premiership, at least until exeter play waspscoring contest, saracens the winners by 13 points to 3. the only try of the match came in the first half, scored by liam williams. it's saracens' fifth premiership win in a row. elsewhere newcastle beat bath 29—12. meanwhile in the proili, glasgow enjoyed a bonus point win at home to the south african side, the cheetahs. there were only four points in it at one stage, but after this try from george horne, the scottish side went on to win by 37 points to 23 — they stay top of their group. meanwhile there was drama in the other group, conference b. ulster led 16—14 going into injury time but this drop goal from edinburgh's duncan weir handed victory to the scottish side. they move above ulster into third place. and ospreys beat southern kings 28—12. three tries in the last 15 minutes meant the welsh side picked up a bonus point against the south africans, who have lost all 15 games they've played sincejoining the proili. warrington wolves gained their first win of the new super league se

leicester's coach admitted wasps "always looked more powerful" as the tigers were beaten 50—28 in the semi—finals and it started well when luke hamilton went over early. in a high scoring match wasps fielded a much stronger side, after last week's 66—7 hammering at the hands of london irish. they went over for 8 tries and capitalised on some poor defensive errors from leicester to take the 22 point victory. great britain were defeated 3—1 by spain in their davis cup tie after cameron norrie lost in four sets, to albert ramos—vinolas. but it was another excellent effort from the world number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. joe lynskey watched the action. the davis cup is where tennis turns tribal. it requires a special kind of resilience, but this weekend, new british talent has emerged. in marbella cameron norrie has seized his day in the sun. before yesterday, he had never played beyond three sets, now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the p

the coals but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment degradation weeping to wasp-y. stock warnings of catastrophe or ignore. the. the past decade has seen a rise in the number of catastrophic weather events around the world. be it freak storms or drives or unprecedented rainfall extreme weather is becoming the new normal a no where are the effects felt more keenly than in developing nations. from bangladesh to peru and sierra leone to the dior sea record breaking rains have triggered devastating floods and lethal landslides. among them the landslide that struck sierra leone in august two thousand and seventeen it was one of the deadliest with over a thousand people killed or missing. but was this disaster all it seems one more portent of the havoc that climate change will be sending our way. or was it compounded by other more prosaic human failings. we've been to investigate the root causes of the serio landslide. to ask what can be learned and what the future holds for this and other countries if those in power fail to act. in a. good girl civil actions good story

saracens have beaten sale to go top of rugby union's english premiership, at least until exeter play waspsy 13 points to 3... the only try of the match came in the first half, scored by liam williams. it's saracens' fifth premiership win in a row. elsewhere newcastle beat bath 29—12.

fly—half danny cipriani will leave wasps at the end of the season — but he's not yet decided on his nextboyhood club two years ago and he's now 30, and says he'll take some time to mull over his options. he's won 14 caps for england has been linked to a lucrative move to a club injapan. england cricket captain eoin morgan is a doubt for tomorrow's twenty20 tri—series match against new zealand in wellington. he missed saturday's defeat because of a groin injury. it kept him out of saturday's defeat by australia, and with the series now switching to new zealand, morgan did not bat in the nets before the game. jos buttler is again set to stand in as skipper, with batsmanjames vince keeping his place in the xi. new zealand captain kane williamson has a back injury and could also be absent that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, that's bbc.co.uk/sport, and i'll have more for you in the next hour. there's pressure on the government to withdraw the funding it gives to the charity following revelations its aid workers used prostitutes in hai

so she goes about converting this space that she shared with the wasps to a room of her own with a sofa minus any cushions and a couple of chairs and two small tables. this was her fairy palace which monticello furnished with some furnishings according to the description to try to imagine what she had done with it but she didn't intend except that she'd originally cited in othe others. was a classical education he never considered that for his own children. martha had learned french, spanish and italian but she wouldn't deprive her girls of latin just because they were not mailed and again it is through heher daughters letters that dae can see this. when she was 23, she recalled the visits to her grandfather's retreat and here she went from room to room in the house savoring the memory is from when she had been able to spend seven to eight uninterrupted hours. she'she swore i will would neven tolerate a translation. the difference between the original translation she likened to path between the glass of rich old high-fiber fine and the same one thrown into record water. indeed, trips to

so she goes about converting this attic space that she shared with wasps to a room of her own. finished with a sofa, minus any cushions, a couple of castoff chairs and go small tables, it was for her a fairy palace. this is her fairy palace. which monticello has since furnished with some furnishings according to virginia's description to try to imagine what she might have done with it. but it was her fairy palace that she didn't intend to yield to anything except, perhaps, the formidable rats that she occasionally sighted in other attic spaces in the house. martha's influence over her daughters' curriculum is particularly apparent in their study of latin. although jefferson had once remarked that the greatest gift his father had given him was a classical education, he had never considered that for his own children. martha had learned french, spanish and italian instead, but she wouldn't deprive her girls of latin just because they were not male. and again, it's through her daughters' letters that we can see this. when she was 23, ellen recalled her visits to her grandfather's r

and getting their, at the edge i felt a wasp, of myhigh on the inside left thigh. after things settle down, i looked and sure enough there was a little hole in my pants. a little bloody hole. we had an american doctor then. i got him to check. the doctor said oh yeah, we can fix that. hand grenade fragment. we can fix that with a band-aid and iodine and a purple heart. i said, come on. it is just a scratch, not a purple heart. he said well, if that fragment had been a quarter of an inch to the right you'd be singing soprano instead of base in the church choir. i said ok. i guess i will take a purple heart for that. >> ok. that was the first experience. tell me about your next silver star. >> that was in the operation killed and they attacked through us. and got to the little company that we were trying to get to and we just could not get through it. the vietnamese were counterattacking as well as defend. >> it was a large north vietnamese unit? >> it was. >> a whole battalion or more? >> i don't know. bob was able to go a little bit on the right flank. we were caug

first of all, there is something out there called a wasp and a hornet spray that i just saw an articlen. this would be a simple thing for actually this spray kills wasps and hornets, but it sprays up to like 20 feet. if the teachers were armed just with those, that would be some protection in a classroom. it is nonlethal, but it immobilizes that person with a gun immediately. the next thing i have to say is the person from virginia was 15, and heut the ak was saying about the capacity of , and comparing that to a shotgun, which only carries five shells. what he did not mention in that is that in a shotgun, in those five shells, if you had double holds 10-12 .38 -- ammunition in there, you could shoot that once and that would be 10-15, 10-12 things. you have five of those, that is 60 shots in probably less than 10 seconds. so you could go into a classroom, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. that is 60 shots. this is the part that the people who own these weapons, which i do not own one of those, are concerned about banning that, because the next step will be oh, somebody's shotgun out there.

the ont the president is reacting to.anh the presidente thought the memo once again proved the fbimi wasp frankly thehe memo itself don't agree. among the tweets coming out of the white house the democratic memo responds on government surveillance abuses total you. political and legalal bust. if you haven't been following every twist and turn on this thing these memos i really don'. blame you. here is the basics, a bit oversimplified. the fbi tapped this man's phone, carter page, long suspected of havingco connections with the . russians.s. page was a trump campaign adviser. the fbi got permission from the fisa court to do it. now, the republicans claim in a memo that the fbi was suspicious of page because of the so-calle. steele dossier which was paid for in part by the clinton campaign. thed in f democratic memo put f proved that the fbi did indeed c tell theam fisa court this memo came out this weekend and, in fact, their suspicions of page started before the dossier came out. this is a fight over small details butut that's how ingrais this hasel become in washington politics. >>> the

. >> wasp, the musical. >> we'll see you opening night, mika. >> wear your boots. >>> still ahead one," a bipartisan group of senators spent the last week trying to reassure foreign allies that relations with the u.s. aren't changing for the worse despite some of the comments the president has made. senator chris coons was one of the lawmakers on that trip. he joins us next. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ today, you're recognizing two promotions. mom: "hey, kids, i'm home. what do you want for dinner?" hers to manager and yours to grown-up. with blue apron, any night is a chance to see what cooking can do. a whole new concept in skin say heldefense.e-tox! new absolutely ageless®... ...pre-tox day mask from aveeno®. its' powerful anti-oxidant formula... ...fights pollution and keeps skin looking younger, longer. aveeno®. swho live within five miles of custyour business?-54, like these two... and that guy. or maybe you want to reach women, ages 18 to 34, who are interested in fitness... namaste. whichever audience you're looking for, we'll find them we're the

incredible movie for marvel black panther this weekend you have a big avengers movie, and "ant man and wasps at the end of the year we have our own "transformers," bumble bee, a really family-friendly movie and an animated spiderman movie that i think is really great. >> thank you >> thank you, guys also, thank you for spending the hour with us and hanging out. >>> blackman ceo steve schwarzman will join us in a second stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. and made it liberating. we took safe, and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever, and made the most exciting e-class ever. the 2018 e-class coupe and sedan. lease the e300 sedan for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing

he always does, my granny would have said he's like a bulldog chewing a wasp. —— frosty looks. eight minutes to go but then watford scored three goals in the last seven minutes to give their new manager javi gracia a win in his first home game in charge. after the game conte was rather insistent that he is definitely not worried. i'm not worried, i'm definitely not worried about my job. i'm not worried, i'm definitely not worried about myjob. i work everyday and give 110%. word if this is enough, 0k, otherwise the club can makea is enough, 0k, otherwise the club can make a different decision but i'm not worried. everyday, day, every prospect, press conference, you ask me, you worried about your job? no, i'm not worried. he's definitely not worried, is he protesting too much? he can't win, can he... obviously! protesting too much? he can't win, can he... obviously! that's kind of the problem x mac we're talking again about losing another manager. when you think about it, when it comes to winning the premier league, it's a golden chalice, the last five winners of the premier leag