he was identified by a membe of the watkins family, and the realized that watkins was no sure 18 months say that luis montero wrong guy storybook the. and they turn to plus. no >> but to qb, perhaps the most compelling part o montero's testimony is how h says detectives tried to cover a false commission from the very same thing tha says happened to him >> and they slapped me every time i tell them something tha they didn't want to hear they hit me. so that's when the nightmare started, you know? >> but montero never correct and maintained his innocence law kuby argued to the judge that what montero and hincapie say happened to them was eas to believe they were just two of many innocent people swept up b police at a time in new york history when crime was out o control. simply, the wrong place as and the wrong era. >> we have done some terrible, terrible things to innocen people in the course o fighting crime >> case in point, kuby argued, the central park case -- the wolf pack, just like hincapie, those five teens had also confessed on tape, bu they were exonerated in 2002 after dna cle

watkins's form could take villa to the top six and beyond.ury. and right now, they're the team who keep on rising. contrasting emotions, as you might imagine, from the managers. a frustrated eddie howe in a moment. first, the man performing those miracles at villa park. yes, the first aim was to step off the bottom. we did. then, to be in the top ten. we did. but we can face another target. and of course, after the three points, it is to be in the top six. today, we showed as well and we believed, with our supporters, we can do it and we can take this chance now. i think we were off our best levels today. right from the start of the game, we weren't where we needed to be. aston villa are a team in good form and we never got going. today is probably the first step we've had this season in terms of overall level. it can happen, we're disappointed it has today, we have to react very quickly. that newcastle defeat came in the lunchtime kick—off, so tottenham knew a win would see them move above manchester united into the top four and level on poi

up—front for aston villa is ollie watkins. who with their had now scored in four games in a row.ake villa to the top six and beyond. for them, it is five straight top—flight wins for the first time this century. and right now, they are the team who keep on rising. let's from both managers — a frustrated eddie howe and, first, the man who's performing miracles at villa park, unai emery. yes, the first aim was to be off the bottom, then the top ten, we did. but we can face another target. and of course, after the three points, it is to be in the top six. today, we showed as well and we believed with our supporters we can do it and we can take this chance now. i with our supporters we can do it and we can take this chance now.- we can take this chance now. i think we can take this chance now. i think we were off — we can take this chance now. i think we were off our _ we can take this chance now. i think we were off our best _ we can take this chance now. i think we were off our best levels - we can take this chance now. i think we were off our best levels today i we were off our be

they are losing 0—1 in the second half of that match. 0llie watkins with the goal for aston villa.ack to 8 points, after that comfortable win over leeds. city with a game in hand though. that entertaining match between brighton and brentford, leaves them both still very much in the hunt for european places still as fulham lose ground, following their result at bournemouth. and it's so tight at the bottom — just five points between leicester, who fall into the drop zone — palace in 12th... that win for them giving a valuable cushion. vital points for bournemouth too — they're in the mix with forest and wolves. the two bottom sides — 19th placed west ham and southampton — are in action tomorrow. with everton playing spurs on monday. the race for promotion to the top flight is hotting up in the championship. luton town won their derby against watford 2—0 to strengthen their grip on a play—off place. the kenilworth road side are still in touch with what would be a remarkable finish in the automatic promotion spots. meanwhile, mick mccarthy's blackpool were beaten 3—1 by neighbours pres

they want to continue it using the watkins from where they are having them from us. they are supported from these countries in order to continue the war as much as possible. and you know, when it comes to other comments that we heard from the ukranian foreign minister, he specifically says that the country wants keys, but what do you make of their actions? do they line up with that statement? they said they one piece, but they gave some conditions upon this piece. they want to withdraw from the directory. they have been taken the september and for the 2014 of the cream, larry also and absolutely, this is not a very easy step to be decided and order to go for p for my mom. so my opinion, i think they have to start negotiation for the piece issue as itself as a piece. and then, and you think in mind later on they can go to start negotiation diplomatic care or changes with them. but in order to put some conditions for a beat issue, i think it will be very much difficult. and do you think the kids decision to refuse to enter into conflict resolution is entirely their own

judy: back at the memorial museum, kari watkins says this place in this day should serve as a reminderforever changed 28 years ago to senseless violence, did you have any idea when he started this thing back in the 1990's, that all these years later, the country would still be dealing with the kind of attitudes that overtook timothy mcveigh and his companions? >> no. when we built this museum, we talked about how there would be a day that would come that we would teach a generation that did not live the story. it came very fast. this museum has an enormous mission to make sure we teach the senselessness of violence in the way that every kid can understand it, and is willing to consume it. it's a reminder that in the midst of a divided country today that on this sacred ground, we have to fight to find common ground. judy: and it is hard. >> very hard. judy: a challenge for us today and for the many days to come. for the "pbs news hour," i'm judy woodruff in oklahoma city. ♪ amna: the government has just approved a second dose of the covid booster for the elderly and immunocompromised. t

. >> carrie watkins is the president and ceo of the memorial museum. >> i think they decided they couldttack on this quiet city in the middle of america and i think our challenge is more relevant today than it even was in 1996 when we started. >> the three men were prosecuted, found guilty and in 2001, mcveigh was executed. in the years immediately after the attack, federal law enforcement cracked down on american paramilitary extremist groups at focus did not last says michael jensen, a terrorism researcher at the university of maryland. >> the arrests really dismantled the paramilitary movement and it was on the ropes. you can see this in the arrest data from the time period but then 9/11 happened. all of the resources that were being dedicated to tackling the domestic extremist threat were diverted to threats emanating from abroad. this was a really critical moment in terms of the development of the contemporary antigovernment movement in the united states because it gave it the space it needed to reorganize and to regroup and i think most importantly, to identify new leaders. >> jen

un world food program says it's been forced to suspend his operations and sit down after 3 evans watkins were killed in class. is that augment others? sam from the sidney's doctor's trade union told is that medical services being blocks from delivering 8 to civilian victims of the violence the he won't tell you the situation on crises. i'm still very precarious because most of the bridge are, are still blocked by immediately a rails. and some of them very been brought by tanks. and there is no access to the main, a measure. hospitals and carter, and a medical personnel. they conquer to stations are on the medical for while, until that also cannot cause oblivious to go to the hospital or the medical center where somebody goes, especially in the south of cotton. now, some dick was used to still on the street and having being taken away only goes well which should belong to the military service. it had been taken, the civilians did personnel still left them on the seat. and as you know, the country is feels but in the summer i gaze on pretty still high. now we are really concerned that some

ollie watkins has scored twice. aston villa have been in total control, newcastle very poor.king for his first win on his return to the chelsea dugout on an interim basis. they are at home to brighton. everton are only out of the bottom three on goal difference and are at home to fulham. spurs would move back into the top four with a win over bournemouth. and later on dean smith takes charge of relegation—threatened leicester city, but they're up against champions manchester city. an awful lot of very good teams are trying to impose their game on to manchester city and come unstuck. what we have to do is go with the game plan and stick to that game plan, stay in the game for as long as we can, and we have also seen teams like brentford go there and get results. so, yes, they are one of the strongest teams in the premier league, if not the world, but we have to have that belief in ourselves that we can go there and get a result. it's the 175th running of the grand national later. there's increased security at the course after the threat of protests by animal rights groups. thr

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jacob ramsey gave villa the lead afterjust ten minutes before ollie watkins' second half double sealed2 games for the striker. it's a fifth win in a row for unai emery�*s side, they are sixth, six points behind fourth—placed manchester united. newcastle remain in third. i think we were off our best levels today, right from the start of the game we were not where we needed to be. aston villa are a good team, in good form, and we never got going. todayis good form, and we never got going. today is properly the first dip we have had this season in terms of overall level, it can happen over the course of the season, we have to react quickly. are really proud of our players _ react quickly. are really proud of our players and _ react quickly. are really proud of our players and supporters, - react quickly. are really proud of our players and supporters, and| our players and supporters, and today— our players and supporters, and today is — our players and supporters, and today is the match where we are doing _ today is the match where we are doing a — today is the match where we are doing a

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jacob ramsey gave villa the lead afterjust ten minutes before ollie watkins' second half double sealed it's a fifth win in a row for unai emery�*s side, who are now six points behind fourth—placed manchester united. newcastle, for now, remain in third. i think we were off our best levels from today. from the start again, we weren't where we needed to be. aston villa are a team in good form. today is probably the first step we have had in terms of overall level of the season. we have to react very quickly. —— the first dip. indie season. we have to react very quickly. -- the first dip. we are roud of quickly. -- the first dip. we are proud of our — quickly. -- the first dip. we are proud of our work, _ quickly. -- the first dip. we are proud of our work, the - quickly. -- the first dip. we are proud of our work, the players | quickly. -- the first dip. we are i proud of our work, the players and sopporters, — proud of our work, the players and supporters, we have done a clean sheet, _ supporters, we have done a clean sheet, the — supporters, we have done a clean sheet, the best challeng

ollie watkins opened the scoring with less than 20 minutes gone with his tenth league goal of the season villas fifth win on the road since unai emery took over in october. they're now up to ninth, with chelsea slipping to eleventh, piling yet more pressure on boss graham potter. roy hodgson made a winning return to the dugout in his second stint in charge of crystal palace and what late drama there was at selhurst park too. jean—phillipe mateta's stoppage time winner proved the difference against leicester — who'd taken the lead against the run of play, thanks to ricardo pereira. an own goal, then mateta's 94th minute strike saved the day for hodgson and palace — who now sit five points clear of the drop zone. leicester now though in the bottom three. that was a fantastic way to win again, and i'm notjust talking about the fact that it was a last—minute goal. i think the way that the team played throughout the minutes was praiseworthy. a lot of credit, and i think the scoreline doesn't flatter us. palace obviously take the three points, but right up until that moment, it is football. yo

one of the people, speaking of that much with many oliver, whose 17 year old son watkins was killed in the 2018 parkland school shooting and florida. he's the co founder of changed the riff and organisation which advocates for war, the eradication of gun violence. he says us citizens will keep fighting to bring about change while i'm in nashville right now. the margin with thousands of kids, the governor of florida, which is already a very dangerous state, is promoting more gong without any training without any perm it. how is that going to help us to have last names? i've no idea what we need to keep on fighting against guys. i run this and these are anyone that gets in our way what we are experiencing here. you can abuse the power from a gun industry that has our politicians like puppets. they can do whatever they want. so because of the momentum that we're creating here, sadly momentum, because there was another shooting, we decided not to stop. we're going to bring this into a national strike if we need to. but things will change because we want them to change and we will force the

those military leaders such as joe shelby, john magruder, alexander watkins, terrell, who actually is a harris county judge. i talk about in the book joins the confederate army becomes a general then moves to mexico refusing to surrender joins maximilian spying to risk spies on the u.s. on the union army, comes back, gets elected. the senate in texas and then writes the voting laws texas fact until 1944 the voting laws of texas with the terrell laws alexander watkins terrell the white primary which strangely in the two years of texas history a middle school that my kids were forced to have never came. the alamo came up all the time but the white primary. i just gave a talk a few days ago to a group of lawyers in houston and asked them, so lawyers, educators in texas, if knew about the white primary, they don't know about the white primary. it was these former confederates left the country committed treason by any definition of the term pardoned return then get elected to office, write the laws, the actual governing voting in a state like texas and most texans don't even know the story

for more i am joined by laurie watkins, former obama policy adviser and democratic strategist.t you on the programme, lori. it is great to get you on the programme, lori. how is this trip seen back home in the us? thank you so much for having you on your programme. i think this visit by president biden sends a very clear message that america is recommitting itself to peace and northern ireland. it is a show in sign of strength by america, showing its allies that they are here to stay and that president biden, yes it is a homecoming of sorts. it is also part diplomacy and part political. he wants to send a strong message that america remains strongly committed to northern island and the uk. i strongly committed to northern island and the uk.— island and the uk. i have to sa , a island and the uk. i have to say. a lot — island and the uk. i have to say. a lot of— island and the uk. i have to say, a lot of questions - island and the uk. i have to say, a lot of questions are i say, a lot of questions are being asked about what he can achieve in real terms. i am sure you heard my co

found that the majority of humanitarian aid in this region, including 22 containers and 400 railway watkins, had been stolen goods. what then sold local stores that significant increases me one keith has already received more than a $1000000000.00 of humanitarian assistance in my house. political analyst on seni, editor for issue insight and john catholic, many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see. i'd like to ask you, what's your reaction to this latest incidence of allegedly stolen humanitarian, 8 discovered in ukraine? i remember last year in berlin at a recovery conference, one of the central themes from pamela's was talking about. there were too many marshal plants at that point. there was too many governments wanting to have their own plans to support ukraine in the private sector. the same thing has happened where, because of the totality of what took place in ukraine february, march, in april of last year in it's in its most ugliness and when much of it was televised, it was a lot of sympathy, a lot about wearing support. and so you had a lot of groups, thousands of

bertrand traore and ollie watkins late on sealed the victory for unai emery�*s side, who are now above run of form leaves 18th, inside the relegation zone on goal difference. you know, we are desperate to do well for the supporters and the club, there is no denying that. it makes these moments in these mistakes, you know, these goals even more costly and even more hurtful, so, but the people, as i've said, in previous games, we can play ourselves because of the mistakes that we make. a big win for bournemouth as the misery continues for leicester. philip billing scored the only goal in their 1—0 victory. bournemouth now three points off the relegation zone. leicester second from bottom — but only two points from safety, so still all to play for. celtic seem like they're coasting towards retaining the scottish premiership title after victory in the old firm against rangers — to extend their lead to 12 points with seven games to go. patrick gearey reports. rangers were surrounded. with no away fans, celtic park was more celtic than ever and in such circumstances, silence is success. for

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they have a goal—scorer as well in ollie watkins who has done very well this season.y have been solid. there run is a strong one and at home they have been very good. another tough away game for us. it is a real dogfight to stay up in the premier league. dean smith has taken on the relegation battle at leicester following brendan on the relegation battle at leicesterfollowing brendan rodgers leicester following brendan rodgers or two leicesterfollowing brendan rodgers or two sacking. what effects to match for the interim boss. they are at the champions, manchester city. the main reason i took thejob on it was because craig and jt wanted to come with me as well. i looked at the squad, looked at the fixtures, and ifelt the squad, looked at the fixtures, and i felt that there were games there to be won. there were points there to be won. there were points there to be won. there were points there to grab where we could actually climb out of the bottom three. ., ., actually climb out of the bottom three. . ., ., j , actually climb out of the bottom three. . ., ., , three.

erling haaland scored more goals than ollie watkins since the world cup. brightly again as they dismantled newcastle. his brace and assist earning villa a seventh win in eight. notably, gareth southgate was left smiling. smiles in short supply at stamford bridge and a second coming of frank lampard as chelsea manager has yet to shed anyjoy. there was a little ray of hope in the west london sunshine however when connor gallagher's deflected effort put the blues 1—0 up but danny wellback levelled before julio enciso announced himself to english football. oh, yes, enciso! another player with such a bright future. 2—1 to brighton and a third straight loss for lampard. late was the theme for bournemouth at tottenham. late to arrive at the stadium, late out of the changing rooms and late winners in dramatic fashion. the cherries were on course for a surprise three points, leading 2—1 in the 87th minute when a former french star struck. danjuma, against his former club! but there was still time to bournemouth to snatch a vital win and they did so in the 95th minu

bertrand traore and ollie watkins late on sealed the victory for unai emery�*s side, who are now aboveleaves 18th, inside the relegation zone on goal difference. we are desperate to do well for the supporters— we are desperate to do well for the supporters in the club, there is no denying _ supporters in the club, there is no denying that. it makes these moments and fees _ denying that. it makes these moments and fees mistakes, you know, these goals— and fees mistakes, you know, these goals even_ and fees mistakes, you know, these goals even more costly and even more hurtful, _ goals even more costly and even more hurtful, you _ goals even more costly and even more hurtful, you know? but i repeat what i've hurtful, you know? but i repeat what we said _ hurtful, you know? but i repeat what we said in _ hurtful, you know? but i repeat what i've said in previous games, we are paying _ i've said in previous games, we are paying ourselves because of the mistakes — paying ourselves because of the mistakes that we make. a big win for bournemouth as the misery continues for leicester. philip b

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christian watkins from color us united joins us now. christian, great to see you morning.think a new study that was just published by the federalist shows, i think the taillight is $-- the total is $346 billion given over to these social justice organizations while at the same time many of these corporations are letting people go. >> yeah. i mean, this is what happens end when you trade fiduciary respondent for politics. you end up not if only hurting your own company, you end up also hurting your shareholders and consumers. there's a more fundamental point, will, racial justice, social justice, whatever name you want to call it is not a benevolent social cause, it is one of the biggest profit-making schemes in modern american history. we see the with blm, people get paid six figures for sitting there and spouting marxist nonsense to workers and companies. we see this everywhere. it has absolutely nothing of value are. americans genuinely need to the, and they have been, standing up and saying no to this nonsense, demanding their corporations serve them. will: yeah. i thin

all you watkins that start with 2 goals despite the last new castle man. 3rd. but they could lose at that spot on sunday. if majesty, night of the whole defeat a guest, not in forest. top 4 in the p. l qualify for the champions. i'm characteristic performance of dipping. oh, very consistent for this is the premier league so difficult and if you do drop your levels, your embarrass, going to be punished. now have some massive claims to come with that have many count left of the season. we're still going to be in a good position, but some we comp formica and use up for the latest, the characters within the dressing room to toss himself down and then respond. and we, we have to sha good we up because did i, we've fallen below those levels. so a big test for us. but one that we can embrace them attack had him help him fail to make up any ground in the top pool race and late goal. so them lose 3 to the gas formats. they remain 3 points. belen, you call. so i meant to say neither to who was ult, however, was a huge problem with that who are battling to avoid relegatio

so you see him in conversation with photographers from the 19th century such as carleton watkins anddward my bridge, as well as in conversation with contemporary photographers, many of whom come from the bay area in california. more broadly. so photographers like lucas folio and don t j. heilig er and catherine opie. so ansel adams is an iconic hometown hero. he's from san francisco. his black and white images sort of synonymous with california landscape photography, one of his quotes he used to say you don't take a photograph, you make it. so what is it about ansel adams and his work that makes him so special, so unique? um so for me, what makes ansel adams photographs so special is their visual power until adams had extreme technical ability, but he also had a real love for the western landscape. you know, adams didn't follow a traditional religion, and he had difficulty paying attention in school when he was a child, and he really found himself. in his real love for the spaces and its technical ability comes through in his photographs and make them almost. you know, they're magica

and next season's champions league and the house team was thrashed. 3 nill away by aston villa, ali watkins dog with 2 goals. despite the loss, newcastle remain. so we could lose that spot on sunday of manchester. united. avoid defeat against nodding and follow it up for the atl qualifies for the to leave for europe in for its rustic performance dipping ah, very consistent form. but this is the premier league so difficult. and if you do drop your levels, you're invariably going to be punished. now have some massive games to come. we don't have many games left of the season. we're still going to be in a good position, but some we comp format that again, is up for the, the leaders, the characters within the dressing room to dust themselves down and then respond. and we have to share our good we out because today we've fallen below those levels . so big task force. but one i hope we can embrace an attack had on will fight long pause, not having a very happy return to chelsea the blues last to one against brighton. lampart is ever seen. 3 straight defeats in all competition is returning to west

8th and a 7 coin sold, the champions league place shows celebrations, which were re elsewhere. ali watkins found the net for the 6th successive away game to extend these aston villa club record that offer handed villa the lead at manager . this is lisa lester, for back harvey barnes. showing great pacey power to find the equalizer 11 at half time. but then a shocking piece of defending allowed bertrand torrie. this opportunity spectacular finished securing a 2 on wind for aston villa who are up to 7 leads around the relegation zone off the beating, locking and forest to find themselves 17 got the best results for us actually took the lead off. we never minutes through or well, man dollar leads would strike back over the home side, finding an equalizer, courtesy of chess, harrison taking advantage of a boat something blunder, and then louise soonest. sarah showed great skill to cut him site on the left wing by the finish. so what did turn out to do with the when the world's best golfers have been arriving at august to for the 1st major of the season. the masters, this year's tournament has

this was the moment when ali watkins said a club record by scoring and 5 consecutive away games. but when they were not done there, john mcginn hit one to our side, the box to double the lead villa up to 9th. but chelsea are outside the top off speaking of which former chelsea boss thomas, to call to charge by munich for the 1st time. and he'll be happy with what he saw. he's new side hammering the team he used to manage in the bonus league barissi adornments after. thus shaka from dawson keeper, greg coble with the lead was doubled by thomas miller. the 33 year old was on target again, shortly thereafter. it meant by and we're 3 know up after just 24 minutes kinsey coleman metaphor worley in the 2nd half. that there will be no further damage to the visitors for to the final school. for me to one championship lead at max for stop and has taken poll position for sundays. australian grand prix. it's the 1st time he'll start from the front of the grid at melbourne park. but qualifying did not start well for red bull for stepan's teammate. sergio perez crashed out in the 1st session.

this was the moment when ali watkins set a club record by scoring in 5 consecutive away gables, but only were not done there. john mcginn hit one from outside the box to make it to mill, shall fear outside the top off of the table and 11 points off the top for everything . i understand when you lose a hope that the, the motion of the game is such that people are going to be disappointed and frustrated and angry on where we are in the leak table. no one's happy with. so whatever criticism comes i after accept former chelsea boss thomas to call took charge of buy meaning for the 1st time and they went ahead against title rivals, barissi, adornment of to one of the worst goal. keeping hound as you live. a see open keeper gravel coble, completely missing the ball and it went all the way in to give buying the lead. thomas miller then scored a couple of dollars not long offset to put music 3 up on the 23 minutes. kings and komen added a 4th in the 2nd half as it finished for to find ending dorkins 10 game on beaten run in the league, tinkle. so i'd go back above open to points clear at the top

shannon and byron watkins have both voted for him twice. i don't think it's right . i think it's all a setup. well i don't think it's a shut up. you think it's set up? no i don't think it's a setup, but i think it's kind of a witch hut. but as we continue our conversations with some of the people who initially told us they feel trump is being treated unfairly. some of the black and white declarations turn a bit gray. he still says that the election was stolen. there's no evidence of that. you both voted for donald trump it trouble you that he is not exactly a truth teller. yeah yeah, that bothers me. i mean, it bothers me. did anyone that would be in the band office wouldn't be forthright. exactly truth teller. do you believe him when he says he's innocent about these charges? i don't but i don't know whether he's innocent or not. i mean, that's that's for a jury open about do i think it is possible that that could have happened? very most definitely, most definitely feel like he could be in that position. committed a crime. do you feel the same way? yes. and granado

shannon and byron watkins have both voted for him twice. i don't think it's right .think it's all a setup. well, i think it's a shut up. you think it's set up? no i don't think it's a setup, but i think it's kind of a witch hunt. but as we continue our conversations with some of the people who initially told us they feel trump is being treated unfairly, some of the black and white declarations turn a bit gray. he's still says that the election was stolen. there's no evidence of that. you both voted for donald trump it trouble you that he is not exactly a truth teller. yeah yeah, that bothers me. i mean, it bothers me. did anyone that would be in the band office wouldn't be forthright. exactly truth teller. do you believe him when he says he's innocent about these charges? i don't but i don't know whether he's innocent or not. i mean, that's that's for a jury open about do i think that it's possible that that could have happened? very most definitely, most definitely feel like he could be in that position. have committed a crime. do you feel the same way? yes. and gra

partner of hunter biden'aws criminal attorney in december criminal attorney in december a latham and watkins lawyer called chris clark to defend him againslaar t potential federaljust a tax charges. just a month later, hunter biden's dad hired chris clark's partner, nick mcquaid, to oversee the agency that could bring those federal tahex charges. >> that seems like an obviousglr and glaring conflict, buint no, nick mcquaid did not recuset reu himself from the hunteser bidenn investigation. and so more than two years later, not surprisingly, more to charges have been broughtve b against hunter biden. and it's not for laceek oft evidence. >> for years noww , the fbi has had possession of biden's laptop on that laptop, as you know, is detailed account ofe how the biden family made millions of dollars from foreign governments selling biteign governments selling through joe biden. so q the question is , among maa ,did huntel r biden pay federal taxes on all of that dough? what do you think? this is a guy who left a crack pipe and his driver's licenseec into his his driver's licenseec too high to

sam watkins is one of the most famous. he published company h in the 18 1890s or 1882, right? he is from tennessee and writes about his experiences here in the western theater and as a historical document as a historical, you know, it's reliability. you have to look at it with some skepticism. he doesn't always tell the envarnished truth of what happened to him, but it's it is again a first-hand account and like i said these men want to they want to tell their story and they want to add to this formation of the narrative about the civil war and much of it. is that stress again on heroism on sacrifice. and what also is happening. i mentioned this already we got into a little bit is the generals get involved the officers get involved stop, you know, not just men down in the ranks many of them will be involved with all kinds of activities, but the officers and the generals at the very top this is a picture of us grant sitting writing his memoirs. he's dying from throat cancer. he finished his memoirs just before he passed away very much hoping tt that would help support his famil

leicester remain second bottom. 0lly watkins is the other permier league striker in form as is his clubwo as they won 3—0 against newcastle. villa stay sixth but are just six points off the top four. tottenham missed the chance to go level on points with newcastle who are still third as they lost 3—2 at home to bournemouth. dango 0uattara scored his first premier league goal in the fifth minute of injury time. and frank lampard has now lost all three games since becoming chelsea interim manager — his side beaten 2—1 by brighton — a fantastic goal from julio enciso sealing the three points for another team threatening the champions league places. brighton are seven points off the top four with two games in hand. a win for celtic at kilmarnock this lunchtime will re—establish a 12—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership. rangers narrowed the gap to nine by beating st mirren. it had been 2—2 at ibrox but three late goals gave them a 5—2 win and secures them at least second place and a potential route into the champions league. chelsea and aston villa meet later for the right to f

erling haaland scored more than merely goals than ollie watkins since the world cup.outhgate was left smiling. smiles in short supply at stamford bridge and a second coming of frank lampard as chelsea manager is yet to shed any joy- chelsea manager is yet to shed any joy. there was a little ray of hope in the west london sunshine however when connor gallagher's deflected effort blues 1—0 up but danny well back levelled for coolio announced himself to english football. —— julio. himself to english football. -- julio. , , . ., , julio. oh, yes. another play with such a bright _ julio. oh, yes. another play with such a bright future. _ julio. oh, yes. another play with such a bright future. 2-1- julio. oh, yes. another play with such a bright future. 2-1 to i such a bright future. 2-1 to brighton — such a bright future. 2-1 to brighton and _ such a bright future. 2-1 to brighton and a _ such a bright future. 2-1 to brighton and a third - such a bright future. 2-1 to | brighton and a third straight such a bright future. 2-1 to i brighton and a third straight loss for lamp