hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm will perry. the headlines tonight: arsenal's problems continue after another 3—0 defeat against manchester city. we'll find out how phil neville‘s getting on in his first match in charge of england's women. great britain's men grab gold at the track cycling world championships thanks to a teenager labelled the next bradley wiggins, while laura kenny claimed silver on her return to competition. and laura muirfinishes completes the set of medals for britain — she takes bronze in the 3,000 metres at the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. how much has the pressure ramped up on arsene wenger after another big defeat at the hands of manchetser city tonight? they were beaten 3—0 by pep guardioola's side in sunday's leaue cup final and they've lost to the premier league leaders by the same scoreline this evening, a defeat which leaves arsenal 10 points off the top four, asjoe lynskey reports. in the premier league the power has shifted. one manager is on course for the title, the

hello, and welcome to sport stay with me, will perry. the headlines. someone is trying to smear me. the words of sir bradley wiggins, who insists he is not a drugs cheat. magic matic to the rescue, manchester united come from 2—0 down to steal the points with crystal palace. we hearfrom england's rep b union head coach for the first time since that train journey that he wa nts to since that train journey that he wants to forget, where he claims he was physically and verbally abused. and we will start with that damning report from the digital culture media and sport committee, which claims sir bradley wiggins and team sky crushed and ethical line by using drugs, which were allowed under anti—doping rules to enhance performance instead of just under anti—doping rules to enhance performance instead ofjust the medical purposes. wiggins strenuously denies being a drugs cheat, and claims he is a victim of being an attempt to smear him. wiggins insists he has done nothing wrong. not at any time during my career did we crossed the ethical line. as i have said before, i had a medical c

i'm will perry. coming up on the programme — krkic -- krkic —— cricket australia apologise for the ball tampering scandal. clearly this has caused a huge demand of damage to the game of cricket as a whole and are certainly australian cricket and it has, my fa ns australian cricket and it has, my fans confidence. manchester city women are heading into the champions league semifinal, chelsea will hope tojoin them later. and we're live in cardiff with boxing promoter eddie hearn ahead of saturday's battle of the heavyweights anthonyjoshua and joseph parker. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm will perry. as the three players punished by cricket australia make their way home to an uncertain reception, the team's coach has today apologised for the ball tampering scandal that's engulfed the game, calling it a ‘grave mistake‘. darren lehmann also says he hopes steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft are given a second chance claiming they‘ re ‘not bad people'. all three were banned toda

that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. bringing us tomorrow. kate proctor. giles kenningham. let's have a look at some of the front pages. prisons in the last year. the daughter of the former russian spy poisoned in salisbury. her father remains critically ill. have come to nothing. of the engineering firm gkn. in a compensation deal for a teacher who fell off a desk. many front pages. improving, she seems to be making a lot of progress. lot of progress. she is able to give more information the police will want to talk to her. the police will want to talk to her. weeks will be incredible, and such a huge amount to take in. huge amount to take in. through and many people are going to want to speak to her. want to speak to her. at the centre of this international storm. storm. absolutely huge, and where does the story go next? does the story go next? approach to this but it has been a diplomatic coup for theresa may. diplomatic coup for theresa may. what do you do next? people start boycott

that's all from sportsday with me will perry. we'll have more throughout the evening. returning now to our top story. the high court has quashed a decision by the parole board to release the serial sex offender john worboys from prison. it follows a legal challenge mounted by two of worboys' victims — who argued insufficient scrutiny of his other suspected offending wasn't taken into account. the chairman of the parole board, nick hardwick, has since resigned. earlier phillippa kaufmann, the barrister for the two women who brought the case, told my colleague huw edwards that nick hardwick has been made a scapegoat. what happened here was not down to failings on the part of nick hardwick or systemic failings in his department apart from this is a department apart from this is a department that is so under resourced that at the end of the day you begin to see problems with the operation of the system as an inevitable consequence of under resourcing. you can see at each stage the officials in the ministry ofjustice who should have got this material before the parole boa

that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and author mihir bose and the former pensions minister, baroness ros altmann. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the quashing of the parole boards decision to release rapistjohn worboys. the telegraph goes with the same story, adding that the justice secretary is under pressure from worboys‘ victims. the ft reports on a record number of takeovers this quarter, along with a striking shot of coastline, the express front page has foreign secretary borisjohnson quoted as saying britain's future outside the eu will be ‘glorious'. the times front page has a large image of the french president emmanuel macron at the coughing of arnaud beltrame, the police officer who died in an islamist attack. it also has the news that the head of labour's internal disputes panel has quit over an e—mail she wrote on sunday, revealing her

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. liverpool are the first british team through to the last eight of the champions league. they'll be joined by the holders, real madrid, who won 5—2 on aggregate after tonight's tie at p56. lord coe insists athletics is not in tatters, a day after he was accused of misleading mps investigating doping in the sport. and serena williams tells us she's ready to return to competitive tennis after the birth of her daughter, but admits she did wonder if she could keep going. we'll start with tonight's champions league action, where holders real madrid avoided any scares to seal their place in the last eight. they'll be joined by at least one british side after liverpool comfortably made it through to the quarter finals for the first time since 2009. patrick gearey has been watching the action. at anfield, only the scots were up in the air, the result had been long settled. a 5—0 away win in the champions league, no catches, but no changes. sadio mane came closest to adding airto changes. s

hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. five—nil up, what can go wrong? jurgen klopp and liverpool should be in for a nice comfortable champions league night at anfield. serena williams tells us she's ready to return to tennis after the birth of her daughter— but admits she did wonder if she could keep going. and lord coe insists athletics is not in tatters — a day after he was accused of misleading mps investigating doping in the sport. liverpool could — and probably should — become the first english side through to the quarter finals of the champions league this evening. they lead porto 5—nil ahead of their 2nd leg at anfield. but the big game tonight is the heavyweight battle betwen paris st germain and real madrid in paris. the holders lead 3—1 from the first leg at the bernabeu. our football reporterjohn bennett joins me now. no neymarfor psg, can they turn this around? we've seen some brilliant comebacks in champions league knock outs gone by. not easily done for psg as it is possible. real madrid have been vulnerable this season, they h

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up this evening — sir bradley wiggins has spoken exclusively to the bbc, stenuously denying being a drugs cheat after a watershed day for british cycling. this whole thing has been, you know, a mess of innuendo and rumour, and nothing has been substantiated, and iam nothing has been substantiated, and i am having to deal with the fallout right now. manchester city manager pep guardiola accepts his fa charge for wearing a yellow ribbon in support of imprisoned politicians in catalonia. and we hearfrom england rugby union head coach eddie jones for the first time since that train journey to forget where he claims he was physically and verbally abused. and we speak to the coach celebrating his tenth major title with the leicester riders, the dominant force in british basketball. we'll hear more from sir bradley wiggins injust a moment after a report today by mps said wiggins and team sky "crossed an ethical line" by using drugs that are allowed under anti—doping rules to enhan

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, will perry. coming up for you this evening... appalled and disgusted — that's the reaction from scottish rugby after hearing that eddiejones was verbally and physically abused followng their six nations match. the talking is over — tonight, phil neville takes charge of england's women for the first time. day one of the world indoor athletics in birmingham. can laura muir win gold for britain? and we catch up with england's record wicket taker, jimmy anderson, who fears for the future of test cricket. the england rugby union head coach, eddiejones, says he'll no longer use public transport after being physically and verbally abused on his way back from the calcutta cup match in edinburgh on saturday. a video emerged today showing jones being harrassed at a manchester railway station on sunday. jones says he came in for more abuse on hisjourney from manchester to london later on sunday. our rugby union reporter chris jones joins us now. it's a shame he didn't have the rest of his squad with him, isn't it! how did this come abou

coming up on afternoon live all the sport with will perry. all eyes on the cheltenham festival. somerville boy has just won the supreme novices somerville boy has just won the supreme novices hurdle, we'll take you live to the cause and show you all the action as we look ahead to the feature

i'm will perry with the latest from the bbc sports and. australia's cricket coach darren lehmann is waiting to find out what the future holds for him, with reports that he will hand in his resignation today. cameron bancroft admits tampering with the ball. cap and steve smith has been banned for one game and stood down as skipper of his indian premier league team. david warner, another member of the leadership group, is very much in the spotlight. they have left cape town today, making their way to johannesburg for the fourth test. former england captain michael vaughan has suggested australia could have cheated during the ashes. i've got to be honest, i can't think that cameron bancroft was told to go out there with a piece of tape for a reason that they've not tried it before. i can't think that that's come up with over lunch in cape town, someone's gone, you know what, cam, get some tape to reverse swing it. i can't believe this hasn't happened by. white australia's prime minister michael turnbull has joined the debate, —— malcolm t

perry will wrap up his stay on wednesday after he goes to the national accelerator lab at stanford. they're honored to show the lab's important contribution to science and technology. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news. likely caught your attention, especially here in the heavily commuted bay area. >> prices at the gas pump rising. we'll tell you by how much and where it's the highest. >>> we're tracking the last of our rain for a while. still moving from north to south as you can see on the rapid scan mode on our storm ranger doppler radar. as soon as the showers move out, warmer temperatures moving in. how warm will it get in your neighborhood when we come back. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secur

here's some sport now with will perry. get england's one-day series with new zealand will go down to a decider on friday, after the hosts won the fourth match with three balls to spare. england looked set for a huge total with bairstow and root makes centuries, but they collapsed later in the innings. it went down to the final over, nichols hitting a six to seal victory for new zealand. taylor finished hitting a six to seal victory for new zealand. taylorfinished on 181 not out. despite struggling with a thigh injury as well. liverpool have become the first english side through to the quarter—finals of champions league. they were already 5-0 champions league. they were already 5—0 up from the first leg with porto and played out a goalless draw at anfield. mane came closest to scoring for liverpool.” anfield. mane came closest to scoring for liverpool. i think this year we belong there to be honest. it should not be a big surprise. and next round will be very difficult. i think that's clear. we have a lot of good team

ray washburn who oversees the private investment could replace you will perry at energy. and replace mcmulvaney. we are told this is likely to be months down the road. the president will make the ultimate decision about all staff changes. he said the other day he is making these on his own. of course, awful this follows tuesday's announcement of the rex-it as i call it rex tillerson's exit. mike pompeo nominated to take that post. the president wants him in that job. steve? >> look, i think this is all good. some of the people who are on their way out, they are on their way out not because as some are argued they don't sort of see perfectly eye to eye with the president. they are on their way out because they are useless and incompetent in the office. that's certainly pretty much everyone agree agree is one of e most useless secretary of states ever and also true of shulkin. they are out because they are no good. not because they are not yes men. and it's also true that it's important for an administration to have a sense of unity of purpose. i think it's completely natur

he is will perry. let's bring you up—to—date with the one game in the premier league, a repeat of sunday's league cup final, arsenal against manchester city. 3—0 city won final at wembley. pep guardiola's side leading 3—0. still in the first half at the emirates. bernardo silver with a quarter of an hour played putting city ahead. not a great start for arsene wenger‘s side. the other silva made it two. the visitors in complete control in london. and then a third five minutes later, kevin de bruyne to aguero, across the goal, and there is leroy sane to tap home for city to make it three. this would extend and will extend city's lead to 16 points. 30 ahead of arsenal. phil neville will shortly take charge of england's women's football team for the first time as they face france in the super league cup in ohio. it kicks off at 9pm our time. anita was one of the players who complained about being treated unfairly during the mark sampson era, it is her first call—up to the england squad for thre

now the sport with will perry. third evening to you. as the three players punished by cricket australia make their way home to an uncertain reception, the team coaches apologise for the ball tampering and called it a grave misjudgement. all three were banned today by cricket australia as dan road reports. the australian squad is holed up here in this johannesburg hotel ahead of the first day in the fourth and final test match which begins on friday. of course, this series will be remembered for one thing. the ball tampering scandal that has sent shock waves through the sport. today cricket australia announced the full ramifications of that scandal. the captain steve smith along with deputy david warner who stands accused of instigating the plot have both been banned for 12 months from domestic and international cricket and have lost the chance to play in the lucrative indian premier league this season. junior batsmen cameron ba ncroft this season. junior batsmen cameron bancroft whose clumsy attempt to tamper with the ball was caught by

perry plans to visit the lawrence livermore national laboratory. it will be his first trip. mr. perry will wrap up his stay on wednesday after he goes to the stanford linear accelerate center. fishlgs a fish officials are honored to -- >> not a typical rescue for east bay firefighters. they got a call saturday afternoon to rescue a hawk. they found a hawk tangled in fishing wire hanging from a tree. it was windy out there so pg&e was from the scene. they needed that truck to keep them steady and cut the hawk free. >> windy. any windy weather around? >> yes. this time around, though, it's high pressure building in, a taste early in the week ahead of summer light temperatures ahead, you're about to see that previewed in the forecast, appearing at the bottom of the screen. by tomorrow morning we'll see 30s. and maybe some patchy frost in some of the colder spots. dry roadways across the golden gate bridge. something we haven't seen in a while. heading to dublin, 42 degrees, patchy frost possible around the trivalley for the morning. currently about 49 degrees, somehow es a bit earl

perry will wrap up his stay on wednesday after he goes to the stanford linear accelerator center. officials say that they are honored to show perry the labs important contributions to science and technology. >>> now to a story all new for you this morning on "today in the bay," this spring break many college students will head south, soak up some sun but they are not heading to the beach. >> this week 23 students from uc berkeley will ditch the sandy beaches and head to the rooftops of oakland and slalinas. they will help install solar panels on homes of people are bow income. the students did the same thing last year, this is video of them doing it, they look like they're having a grad time. great alternatives provides the training for the student volunteers, they also provide the solar panels at no cost for families trying to scrape by in the bay area. 11 cal students will head to oakland, 13 will head to salinas. all of them to participate in the two solar installations in addition to completing community service on alcatraz. >> wow. >> right? >> i can't say that i gave up my s

daisy dukes bikinis on top, sun kissed skin so hot will melt your blank. katy perry. no caskatie perriness. >> bikinis on top? >> jimmy: i said that already, brandon. do you know? they'll melt your blank. >> can you repeat? >> jimmy: no, i can't. forget it. name this green-like seed commonly found in l.a. bowls, restaurant bowls. yes. >> quinoa? >> jimmy: that's exactly right. we have a tie. no. we have a really sad and drunk giraffe in the back. did you hear? toys r us is closing. yeah. all right. one more question. this is going to be our tie breaking question. >> okay. >> jimmy: finish this song lyric. i got in one little fight and mom got scared she said you're moving with your auntie and your uncle in -- rosio? >> l.a.? >> jimmy: you seemed so confident. brandon, do you know what we're looking for here? >> new york? >> jimmy: no. again, the theme is california. all right. well, let's try another tie breaker. who played axel foley in beverly hills cop. brandon? >> eddie murphy? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations, brandon! cousin sal will grab your b

next week we have new shows with tyler perry, katie couric, she will give me a colon ostomy. she has a little gift for me. it's a bag. charlie day, judd apatow, jensen ackles, henry winkler, roseanne barr, and john goodman. and we will have music from dua lipa, the decemberists, sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue, and chloe x halle. please join us for that. th me to the after th ce om g w colono sk i>> me.sc y.op >> jimmy: this is a situation where i'm in a compromising position. i'll be lying down with a gown on. and katie couric will be lurking with our questions. >> i'll be there for you. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. you know, the stafts new jersey has given us many gifts. frank sinatra, bubble-wrap, air conditioning, and our first guest. he has a new show here on abc called "alex, inc." >> quit your job? >> yes. what if i, and this is one of the reasons i want to take to you dinner, start my own podcast company. [ laughter ] >> why are you laughing? >> because you're kidding. you're not kidding? oh, god. >> jimmy: "alex inc" premieres march 28th, please welcome zac

tomorrow he will tour the berkeley lab. perry wraps up his bay area swing on wednesday. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. start with temperatures in san francisco. 42 in potrero hill. the cool spot. in the ferry building, 49 and 48 for the warmer sports. sunset marina at 47. everybody else around 44 to 46 degrees. let's take a look elsewhere. having a hard time getting some of these reporting station toss plot. we'll look at that later. here's a look at walnut creek looking south on 680. clear sky out there and dry. look at this. commute planner, green everywhere. no rain or fog on the roads. mass transit, cool to mild. breezy at times on a ferry. here's a look at the east bay valley. 53 at 10:00, noon 60 on the way to 67 by 4:00. back to 58 by can have to 8:00. for the peninsula, start off at 45. low 60s heading through the afternoon hours. a whole lot of sunshine in our forecast in the beginning of a warming trend. i must say congratulations. >> final four. >> michigan and kansas. >> h

energy secretary rick perry will be here in the bay area at the large berkeley national lab. he'll tour the lab and meet with employees. that lab is managed by the university of california. but it's a member of the national laboratory system. secretary perry is expected to arrive there at 3 pm. >>> some oakland students are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to improving their school library. wearing masks and carrying cleaning bottles, a group called students for library improvement cleaned their outdated library. for years, oakland tech has not had a librarian and students could not check out books. in december, 2 investigates revealed that this is a common situation across oakland public schools and found almost a third of oakland campuses libraries are closed. at oakland tech, the principal has now budgeted for a full- time library technician for next year. and the computer system has been fixed to allow students to check out books. >> be good -- got a good amount of stuff done. we've wiped down, disinfected them. we are getting a lot of progress done. at t

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will perry will be here. good afternoon and evening. you deserve it. not sure about that! no, neither am i! thank you very much. the kremlin says russia has "no information" on what could have caused the incident. it has accused foreign secretary borisjohnson over wild it has accused foreign secretary boris johnson over wild speculation. richard galpin takes a look at any motives there might have been. sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia, now fighting for their lives, are not the only russians in britain who may have been targeted for assassination by moscow. it was proved the former spy alexander litvinenko was poisoned by radioactive polonium in london 12 years ago. and an inquest is continuing into the mysterious death in surrey of this whistle—blower, alexander perepilichny. this is the moment in 2004 when sergei skripal was arrested in russia for betraying his country. he was a military intelligence officer who had been secretly supplying mi6 with information and was convicted for high treason. but after several years in prison, he was pardoned and able to fly to

working class people get to represent themselves thirty years in the film industry academy you would willing produce a beer perry says works in british cult classics the old man is shifty plus the critically acclaimed feature lets is from baghdad we spoke about first hand experience of misrepresentation from london to hollywood in the last few years we really know the there have been some real issues around representation and discrimination sexism and i think it happens around class too and a lot of it is really we're really covert about our prejudices in the u.k. and it wasn't till i started moving into production that i realised actually i didn't sound the same that i hadn't been to cambridge or had a private education and that most of the people had and then you also realise that so many of the people who are telling working class stories of course we do tell those stories on you they're not from your class and of course we live in a country that is very very polarized in terms of class and a lot of the information that people get about the working class is just through media representati

to surge as a bridge tween united states and europe —— server. —— perry. was willing to do the normal give and ta ke willing to do the normal give and take of diplomacy, that to john bolton was anathema. talk us through what has happened with the spending bill, because president trump had threatened to veto it but signed it anyway. saw a lot of fox news commentary on it criticising the deal, and he was very upset by that, he thought that he was losing out on the deal, and so, he had to be talked down by this, by the secretary of defense jim talked down by this, by the secretary of defensejim mattis, who said, these huge increases in military spending is good for america, so donald trump said the only reason he signed this was because of national security. he thought he was getting the short end of the stick here, and it really disrupted washington, dc because this would have been his third government shutdown this year, and the republicans control everything in washington and they really cannot get their story straight exactly about what they want to do. h

secretary perry: i will be as brief as i can. you had a lot of watershed there. senator duckworth asked a question, i think senator peters as well and others about how do you pay for this and as a governor and i think sonny one ack this up as well, of the most important things that you will do as a governor -- and i suggest as a senator who oversees agencies -- is in the thoughtful addressing of permitting. and permitting and regulations, i will suggest to you, affect the bottom line even more than taxes do. the idea that somehow or another, you know, this is all about, how are we going to pay for this, what taxes will we raise? that's a good and thoughtful conversation we can have. what can we do right now before we ever address this issue of how you going to pay for something is how -- what are all of the costs that get associated? and slowing down the process, we know if it took 10 years to get all the permitting done to build a road, that road cost more 10 years later than it did if you could have started two years after that process was started. and so that'

. >> jimmy: katy perry told us she was actively messing with you, like they like to pull little pranks with you and that sort of thing. >> first of all, i'm having so much fun. and they are absolutely insane, two insane people. but i must tell you, they play jokes with me. for example, they put a whoopi cushion -- excuse me, let me just say it right. a fart cushion. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> underneath my seat. and i just finished one of the most dignified, most eloquent statements ever. >> jimmy: that's the only place to do it really. >> and right in the middle of the thing you sit down, and that's how i feel. [ raspberry ] >> jimmy: the classics never get old. >> the only thing they haven't done is hit me with the -- what do you call it? >> jimmy: pie? >> please. don't encourage them. >> jimmy: you mentioned something about an alpaca last night. you were chased by an alpaca at a friend's place. was that friend michael jackson? >> no. actually, it was berry gordy's house. >> jimmy: you have a lot of friends who have alpacas? >> back in the day i didn't even know what an alpaca w

we will have those for the record, and miss perry and miss mckinley, this is the first. once we receive the testimony, the first exposure that we've had to this case and i'm sure the committee staff will have follow-up questions for you and miss perry. you touched in your opening statement about wilson's it's impossible to call him mister. had clearly behaviors that were exhibited in australia and what i consider to be unacceptable disconnect between the commands in australia and back at camp lejeune that we're taking a personal interest in and we'll continue to speak with you, and try to identify how we can prevent that in the future, but we also have to hold people accountable for this particular breakdown. thank you all for being here today and for your time up here and know that this committee is being held because we know that you're only two of so many victims that we need to do a better job as we move forward with policies on this committee. so thank you very much for your testimony. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. we will now transition to the second panel. t

and we have all of the sport with will perry. we are going to be talking about scottish rugby, saint are appalled to hear that england coach eddiejones was physically and verbally abused on his way back from scotland. jones says he will not use public transport again. and it is the first day of spring? yes, this is how it feels across the country, with gusts of wind unexposed east coasts in excess of ao with gusts of wind unexposed east coasts in excess of 40 or 50 mph. it isa coasts in excess of 40 or 50 mph. it is a bitterly cold day for all. snow for some, and i will have more detail than 30 minutes. also coming up, we‘ll introduce you to mussa — a baby chimpanzee who has been rescued from poachers in the democratic republic of congo. as you can see, he clearly enjoyed the flight to freedom. he also enjoyed talking to the pilot! the severe weather that‘s blasting across the uk has seen a significant worsening with a new red weather warning for the south—west of england and south wales. the highest level of alert means

will ease >>> secretary of energy rick perry begins a three-day visit to the bay area. he will kick off a trip at two laboratories. tomorrow he will tour the berkeley lab. he'll hold a town hall meeting with employees. perry wraps up the bay area visit on wednesday. >>> the whole cast of roseanne taking over times square in new york city. >> roseanne barr and john goodman visiting the "good morning america." the show officially returns tomorrow night to abc. it's been -- the cast returning to the set was surreal, exciting and amazing. >> this set was recreated down to the last detail. the couch, the afghan. did any of you take anything off the set when you wrapped? >> i did. i stole the godzilla. i put it in my bedroom. it's got my necklaces all over it. >> coming up on gma at 7:00, the inside scoop about the first episode and the tough issue it will tackle. >> it airs tomorrow at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> the oakland a's made good on their promise to add a hefty parking surcharge for giants fans at today's home exhibition game. >> what would you do? they were at the coliseum

, all three of them will be played by tyler perry. [ laughter and applause ] unbelievable. let's get to some news here. this sunday stormy daniels will talk about her sexual encounters with president trump on "60 minutes." [ light laughter ] there's still no word what she'll talk about for the other 58 minutes. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it should be riveting. >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: minute and a half plus commercials. >> steve: hey! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: actually, you can tell everybody at "60 minutes" is excited to have an adult film star on their program. check out their new opening. watch this. [ clock ticking ] [ suggestive music playing ] ♪ >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight, on "60 minutes." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, guys, i read that president trump's attorneys want to keep his meeting with robert mueller as short as possible. when mueller suggested an hour, the lawyers whispered to trump, "that's two 'paw patrols.'" [ laughter and applause ] big news this week. i rea

will the 1958 presidential election. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. >> on "newsmakers," vermont senator patrick leahy, vice chair of the appropriations committee, talks of puppy $1.3 trillion spending bill passed by congress and signed by the president this week. gunlso talks about legislation, school shootings, and the march for our lives. sen. leahy: it is frustrating. state in mane internet has the least gun control in the country, with the exception -- i come from the state in the union that has the least of control in the country, with the exception of rounds. if we can protect deer, we have more of a reason to protect children. i put through a number of significant gun control measures when i was part of the judiciary, on semiautomatics, on background checks that do not allow someone to come in and make straw purchases or do it without a background check. that got enough votes in a senate, but republican leadership in the house refused to pick it up. do i

, professor barbara perry, who will anchor the panel. barbara is herself a noted scholar of the '60s and kennedy era and kennedy clan. she's also the director of presidential studies here at the miller center. she is a very seasoned expert oral historian as well as a written historian. for many years she helped lead the history program here at the miller center, one of the significants that we do interviewing the leading members of presidential administrations from the four years on up until the present. or at least i should say the recent past. we have completed oral histories under her leadership and russell riley's leadership and through the george w. bush administration and planning to lay siege to the obama administration and will find out what the trump administration, what their attitude is towards being interviewed for oral history when we get to that place. barbara will take us forward and i will turn things over to her see. thanks so much, will, to mel and stephanie, for conceptualizing and organizing and executing such a timel

and one more, and they will beat number one. perry's first points of the night. oh! tantalizingly -- and 66-62. jerome going the distance looking for a quick three -- there was a foul. there was a foul. a foul from beyond the arc. >> mike: per host did it. >> he was obviously instructed to do it. >> mike: three shots but with one second to go. i don't know if -- dave page yet didn't look that happy with that play. >> tim: this is what you can do with .9 left. make the first two, make the third and tap it in. offensive rebound tap in. >> mike: jay huff with 7'1". tim tim doesn't foul. >> mike: if the shot goes through and expires with 29 seconds. that ball haven't even left his hand. >> tim: that has got to be something that you practice and practice a lot. a number of coaches say i will never do it because i didn't have time to delegate to it, i got to believe that he was instructed to foul. >> mike: now dave page yet counters with getting mahmoud in. >> mike: not just the two inside guys that hang in there but the guys up the lane for louisville. tim tim keep an eye

joining me cnn reporter bianna golodryga, senior political writer at 538, perry. people will hear that report and say, the deputy campaign chair had contact with russian intelligence. is that what's significant here a? is it b, more proof that robert mueller has deep knowledge of what's going on here, c, rick gates is cooperating, maybe that's the importance here or maybe d none of the above. >> or all of the above. we first of all have a case where lying has been uncovered throughout this investigation. when it came to manafort and gates and their past ties with russians, it had always been in the past, when we worked in the ukraine, before we started working with the trump organization and the trump campaign. fast forward to this news overnight, working with the former gru officer, russian military intelligence -- and by the way, he still had contact with current russian military intelligence, took place during the 2016 campaign. that's putting these two gentlemen high up the ladder in the trump campaign right there at the time that the president was running --

we will have those for the record, and miss perry and miss mckinley, this is the first. once we receive the testimony, the first exposure that we've had to this case and i'm sure the committee staff will have follow-up questions for you and miss perry. you touched in your opening statement about wilson's it's impossible to call him mister. had clearly behaviors that were exhibited in australia and what i consider to be unacceptable disconnect between the commands in australia and back at camp lejeu lejeune that we're taking a personal interest in and we'll continue to speak with you, and try to identify how we can prevent that in the future, but we also have to hold people accountable for this particular breakdown. thank you all for being here today and for your time up here and know that this committee is being held because we know that you're only two of so many victims that we need to do a better job as we move forward with policies on this committee. so thank you very much for your testimony. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we will now transition to the second

looks like mcmaster will move out. move rick perry out. looks like ray washburn would be a fabulous choice in. and then move out shulkin. put perry in to shulkin's role at v.a. like shulkin was out there, you know, having fun in europe. what was that? he's a obama holdover. >> axios is reporting they don't know which end is up. the problem is who he is hiring. he's hiring a foreign agent to be his campaign adviser. if you google them, that's the problem -- >> laura: who are you talking about? >> paul manafort and mike flynn. that's the problem. who he brought in and how he's dismissing people -- >> laura: i'm sorry, byron. i think that it would be really good for him to bring in chris christie. and chris christie and trump have a really good relationship. sometimes it can be feisty. but christie has -- i know new jersey, a lot of people didn't like him. i think -- i still think it's christie's time. watch. >> here's my prediction. a lot of time left. it's going to happen. >> laura: he will get hired at some point. >> look at the examples t

perry plans to visit the lawrence livermore national laboratory today. it will be his first trip to that lab. tomorrow he is set to stop by the berkeley lab. he will wrap up his say after he goes to the stanford linear accelerator center. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a past due bill of $9,000, despite making monthly payments on time. i'm consumer investigating chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first, happening now, new details on what may have sparked a deadly hire in harlem that killed a veteran firefighter friday and spread to a movie set. this morning the new york daily news writes that a bad basement boiler may be to blame. the fire department, though, is still investigating. >>> also, right now police have questioned israel's prime minister for a second time. benjamin netanyahu is accused in a corruption case, although he denies the allegations against him. >>> taking a live look on this monday morning. this is san jose there as we get started with this workweek. going to be a beautiful day outside.

then former presidential candidate patrick buchanan and theara perry will discuss 1968 presidential campaign as part of the "america in turmoil" series. watch live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. announcer: on "newsmakers," vermont senator patrick leahy, vice chair of the appropriations committee, talks about the $1.3 trillion spending bill passed by congress and signed by the president this week. he also talks about gun legislation, school shootings, and the march for our lives. >> it is frustrating. state of thehe union that has the least gun control of any state in the country, with one exception. we limit the rounds of ammunition you can put in your semi automatic during deer season. we ought to limit the rounds and go to semi automatic to protect children. , wee can protect deer have far more of a reason to protect children. as chair of judiciary, i put forth a number of significant gun control measures on semi automatics, on background checks that do not allow someone to come in and make straw purchases or do it without a background check, and real background checks. votes ina majority

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