scott sinclair was on a hat—trick. we all know the rest. his 21st goal of the season sealed a 5—star performance. he supported the team as a boy and when you know the great history of the club, i was happy to take on the responsibility to make them happy and hopefully we have done that. in england he came close to league victory and he has finally tested it with eight games to spare. still unbeaten in his all singing, all dancing celtic reigned supreme. he supported the team as a boy and when you know the great history of the club, i was happy to take on the responsibility to make them happy and hopefully we have done that. in england he came close to league victory and he has finally tested it with eight games to spare. still unbeaten his all singing, all dancing celtic reigned supreme. in the premier league, arsenal came from behind twice to earn a 2—2 draw at home to manchester city. it ends a run of two straight defeats for the gunners, but it leaves arsene wenger‘s side seven points outside the top 4, with nine games remaining. n

provided sinclair with a second. the party was breaking out and stuart armstrong wrote the bubbly with his fizzing run. but for celtic it is not merely about winning, it is about how they win and they were going for it, with a little help from hearts. scott sinclair was on a hat—trick. we all know the rest. his 21st goal of the season know the rest. his 21st goal of the season sealed a 5—star performance. he supported the team as a boy and when you know the great history of the club, i was happy to take on the responsibility to make them happy and hopefully we have done that. responsibility to make them happy and hopefully we have done thatm england he came close to league victory and he has finally tested it with eight games to spare. still unbeaten in his all singing, all dancing celtic reigned supreme. there were two games in the premier league today. arsenal are still sixth and manchester city fourth after a 2—2 draw at the emirates stadium. city twice took the lead through leroy sane then sergio aguero bef

just three minutes later a devastating break provided sinclair with a second. a devastating break provided a party was breaking out and stuart armstrong brought the bubbly with his fizzing run. and stuart armstrong brought they and stuart armstrong brought have that title winni again. but for celtic it is not merely about winning, it is about how they win and they were going for it, with a little help from hearts. and they were going for it, scott sinclair was on a hat—trick. and they were going for it, we all know the rest. and they were going for it, his 2ist goal of the season sealed a 5—star performance. he supported the team as a boy and when you know the great history of the club, i was happy to take on the responsibility to make them happy and hopefully we have done that. them happy and hopefully back them happy and hopefully under blue skies at celti park, back under blue skies at celtic park, the faithful gathered. they arejust amazing, park, the faithful gathered. they are just amazing, they are just the best tea m are just amazing, they are just the best team in the world. w

it does sound like sinclair really wants to get a deal done. the other piece of news, i want to get done theoretically by the time the tribune reports earnings which is next month, may 9. there is still a very big overhang here. the fcc votes about whether or discount.nstall the is.let: explain what that alex: you may remember your old tvs, they have the dial channels one through 12 and in a dial underneath. one through 12 was vhf, uhf was 13 and up. anything like that anymore. there was a discount for uhf channels. when it comes to capping your sorts ofere are all different rules about how many stations. last year, 2015, democrats decided to do away with the discount. people watch through cable. cap.sh companies over the it made them not able to get bigger. the stations themselves really want to get bigger because bigger is better in the world of broadcast tv. more leverage when you negotiate with pay-tv providers or the content providers themselves. fox, nbc, abc. is reinstated. themselves now aren't over the cap anymore and we get bigger. ra

andrew sinclair reporting. the centrist candidate emmanuel macron will take on the far—right‘s marine le pen in the race to become french president. it's the first time in nearly 60 years that neither of france's established political parties have a candidate in the second round. my colleague karin giannone spoke to professor. he said the result was a big political upset. it is a fascinating time giving the result yesterday with the elimination of the candidates of the two traditional main parties. it isa it is a fascinating time to be here. how great and people is. it is absolutely massive if you look the last six decades. we will know more about the parliamentary elections in june, whether the traditional parties can save some of their deputies, particularly the right, i think they have hopes of saving deputies and whether macron what have parliamentary majority for his package. what are your thoughts on why the french people have opted for these two candidates to go through to the second round? there was

in the box, giving celtic the chance to take another step towards an invincible season, which scott sinclair took. much like their scottish cup semifinal a week ago, this was a one—sided affair. leigh griffiths, with a gorgeous goal. 2—0 to the champions inside 20 minutes. it would become an increasingly painful afternoon for the home side, battered in every way imaginable. callum mcgregor, this time, before boyata got one as well. a—0, and still 25 minutes to go. not that many rangers fans stuck around for it. those that stayed saw the only positive on a dark day, the player of the season, kenny miller, getting one back, only for lustig to cancel it out. he made it a fantastic five. block your years, the first old firm derby this season ended 5—1, the last the same. champions celtic, simply too good. and police scotland say 8 arrests were made in and around the ground, while they are also investigating an alleged incident of racial abuse aimed at celtic‘s scott sinclair. elsewhere in the scottish premiership, second—placed aberdeen were beaten 2—0 by stjohnstone hamilton also

scott sinclair got both goals for celtic. scott sinclair got both goals for celtic. shelley kerr will become the new manager of the scotland women's team. kerr twice led arsenal ladies to fa cup success and has also managed hibs, kilmarnock and spartans. she'll take over from anna signeul who will step down after this year's european championships. there are two games in the premier league today. middlesbrough travel to swansea for the lunchtime kick off, while at four manchester city can reclaim third place with a win over arsenal at the emirates stadium. arsenal have fallen to sixth after losing four of their last five matches in the premier league. i think it is two teams who, when you look at the numbers, have the best numbers in the final third of the league, so it promises to be a very positive, attacking game. both teams really attack, we go for it, so it should be a promising game. i travelled there with barcelona and bayern munich and it was always so difficult. sometimes we lose, sometimes we draw. it is always difficult because it is the emirates, it is a

jennifer gilbert reports for sinclair cares. in the basement of his home, he reflects on the major league career. but his role as a dad brought him struggles. he and his wife have four grown children, including mason who just turned 25 and still needs help shaving. mason has autism. taking care of him is a full-time job. >> if we didn't have a day program we wouldn't life. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> he spends his days at a day program that provides young doesn'ts with autism job training. to help transition to the real world. there is a stark reality that every family faces. >> there is a world in autism falling off the cliff. >> when the service and the support available to the school age children are gone. there is another reality. mason's transition to adult life bring its own challenges. his part-time job gives him independence. but it isn't easy. for every child with autism there is the question about the future. >> what happens to him when that is many parent's biggest fear. >> for sinclair cares i'm jennifer gilber

all the big oil man made theirfortune in the osage, sinclair, all of the great names we associate with oil, they all made their money in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set of murders, a conspiracy, what we would 110w murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—ups yes. and a target for the nascent fbi. yes. jed de goede, the new director, sitting in washington, sending his main undercover to try and sort this out. "j undercover to try and sort this out. ——j edgar hoover. it is a story that is better than fictions. it is crazier than fiction. it is hard to believe. what is amazing about this story is it has been almost ex— iced from history. —— removed. story is it has been almost ex— iced from history. -- removed. it was huge. and it became the nascent fbi's first homicide case. hoover, insecure about his security. it became his first big case. after they badly bungled the case, and just give one example, they recruited an outlaw, appropriately named blackey, to be in a format. instead he slips away and rob a bank and kills a pol

getty, sinclair... all the great names we associate with oil barons, they all made their fortune in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set of murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—up, and a target for the nascent fbi, hoover the new director sitting in washington, sending his men in undercover to try to sort this out. yes. and it's a story that is, it's better than fiction. yeah, it is crazier than fiction. it was hard to believe. what's amazing about this story is it has been almost excised from history, partly because of racial prejudice. i had known nothing about this story when i started writing it. and yet it was huge. across america. it was big in its day, yeah. it was big in its day. it became the nascent fbi's first major homicide case. it becamej edgar hoover at age 29 doing hisjob, believe it or not, insecure about his security and holding onto hisjob. it became his first big case. and after they badly bungled the case and, just to give one exampl

half of the squad are making their lions debut including carl sinclair, who is yet to start a test match for england. people look to sam warburton for leadership, who was given the armband despite longer captaining wales. this is the second time sam warburton has stood in front of the cameras as lions captain and even though he is injured there was no danger of warren gatland leaving him out. the surprises in the squad were looking elsewhere. despite leading england to back—to—back six nations titles dyla n to back—to—back six nations titles dylan hartley was left out of the squad as well asjoe launchbury, one of the players of the tournament. after an underwhelming six nations, wales have more than expected, while scottish players will be disappointed stuart hogg is only two making the trip. i would love to see more boys going but you have to look at the squad under pressure warren gatlin has been under two pique squad. i wouldn't like to do it. -- to pick a squad. four years ago they w011 to pick a squad. four years ago they won in australia but what is good enough to be the au

well we can speak now to look east's political editor, andrew sinclair, who's been following the aaron banks story and joins me live now from our norwich studio. aaron banks admitted he knows nothing about this seaside town in essex, so this is no surprise. in one sense, no, he said he had only ever visited clacton once and he knew nothing about the local area. and so today's meeting in clacton was about getting to know the area and getting to know the people, and aaron banks steamed into clacton with a massive media presence following him. he posed for photographs and eight ice cream and he met voters and he told everyone that he thought he would make a very good candidate if he was picked. he also met local members of ukip and they told him that yes, they appreciated his support and his offer to bring finance into the campaign, but they said they didn't have a local candidate already chosen, someone already lined up, who was quite well—known in the area, and this seems have influenced aaron banks decision. he has put out a statement saying he has no intention of standing in the way

getty, sinclair... all the great names we associate with oil barons, they all made their fortune in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set off murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—up, and a target for the nascent fbi, hoover the new director sitting in washington, sending his men in undercover to try to sort this out. yes. and yet it's a story that is, it's better than fiction. yeah, it is crazier than fiction. it was hard to believe. what's amazing about this story is it has been almost excised from history, partly because of racial prejudice. i had known nothing about this story when i started writing it. and yet it was huge. across america. it was big in its day, yeah. it was big in its day. it became the nascent fbi's first major homicide case. it became] edgar hoover at age 29 doing hisjob, believe it or not, insecure about his security and holding onto hisjob. it became his first big case. and after they badly bungled the case and, just to give one e

prop kyle sinclair and centre ben keogh are included despite the fact that they have only played one test for england. 12 welsh players, even though they had an underwhelming six nations, but only two scots, even though scotland finished joint second in the six nations, so there is sure to be some debate around the composition of this lions squad. they will be led by sam warburton, who becomes only the second man to lead successive lions tours, and today he said he had every confidence in his team—mates. if someone had to ask me to pick the squad, i would have found it extremely difficult — the quality of players to pick from this year round is incredible. so an immensely strong squad — every one of those guys there is a top—class player, so it gives myself as captain a massive amount of confidence going over to new zealand with that squad. warburton is currently out injured, but is expected to be fit in time for the tour, and he will need to be at his best, because the challenge doesn't come much greater than playing new zealand on their home turf. so 41 players in total fac

scott sinclair's hat—trick helped them to a 5—0 win at hearts and a sixth successive title. they now need the scottish cup title to seal a domestic treble in brendan rodgers' first season as manager. the pressure eased slightly on arsenal manager arsene wenger, as his side drew 2—2 with manchester city in the premier league. once more there were further protests against him before the match and wenger insists his future will be revealed soon. lexi thompson was punished in the ana inspiration golf after a viewer spotted an infraction. roger federer has moved up to four the world after winning in miami, that is all the sport for now, back with more just after ten o'clock. the parents of baby charlie gard, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, are hoping to persuade a high courtjudge to let them take him to america for treatment. connie yates and chris gard have now raised over £1.2 million for the treatment, but uk doctors have opposed the move, saying there is no cure. victoria spoke to connie yates and chris gard last month. it's not really been fine since the day we

scott sinclair scored their second from the spot. in the premier league, third—placed liverpool lost 2—1 at home to crystal palace. christian benteke scored twice against his former club and manchester united are still fifth after winning 2—0 away at burnley. great britain finished fourth in their standings at the european gymnastics championships. ellie downie won four of their six medals in romania. the 17—year—old, who won all around gold earlier in the competition, finishing with a silver on the floor. and also in romania, great britain lost their fed cup tie. johanna konta was defeated in the decisive rubber. that's it. now it's time for all the news where you are. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. more coverage now on the first round of the presidential elections in france. speaking at a rally after the preliminary results we re rally after the preliminary results were announced, the centrist en marche party leader emmanuel macron said a new page had been turned in the history of the country and the party had cha

epshteyn recently became chief political analyst and commentator for stations owned by our parent company, sinclair broadcast group. coming up on "full measure." scott thuman reports from france, where the presidential election there faces familiar concerns about possible russian interference. sharyl: the run-off for france's next president is set. far right leader marine le pen, the populist, will face former socialist emmanuel macron a week from today. two candidates in a fierce competition that could impact not just france, but all of europe. it's the second critical election in a year following the u.s. presidential election, where suspicions of foreign influence -- or hacking -- are circulating. as scott thuman reports from paris, it may not be the last. scott thuman: le pen and macron are just the latest presidential candidates who not only are competing against each other, they are also competing against the rising threat of election tampering. increasingly sophisticated attempts to influence or hack the outcome by outsiders. are you amazed at what you see everyday? the threat? how big it ge

bbc sport's trevor sinclair is a former england international. he said... if you were doing that to under 10s it would be embarrassing, never mind a full international. i can't believe what i heard last night. tulsen tollett is at the bbc sport centre. he has got some form? being very harsh? when you look at the situation with bastian schweinsteiger from over a year ago, he had to apologise about the way he treated him. he says he did not wish that he treated him that we and he has gone on to the chicago fire. if you look at luke shaw, 21 years old, double leg fracture, working his way back to full fitness and trying as ha rd back to full fitness and trying as hard as he can and they have the luxury of playing professional sport andi luxury of playing professional sport and i never once had a manager who publicly spoke about players like that. sir alex ferguson, when he was in charge, he was a subtle master of criticising players if they were winning the game and if they lost, he protected his players. he looked at this in that type of man management, behin

scott sinclair was able to double their lead with this penalty in the second half, the third goal he's scored against rangers this season. celtic will face aberdeen in the final next month. there were two games in the premier league today. third—placed liverpool lost at home to crystal palace 2—1 philip coutinho put the hosts ahead with a great free kick, but two goals by former liverpool forward christian benteke gave palace the victory and eases their relegation worries considerably. they are now eight points above the relegation zone. manchester united won 2—0 at burnley. anthony martial and wayne rooney, who was making just his second premier league start since december, provided the goals. united are nowjust a point behind fourth placed manchester city. the two meet on thursday. in the london marathon, kenya's mary keitany has broken the world record for a women's only race that was previously held by paula radcliffe. keitany won it in two hours and 17 minutes. this was her third victory in the london marathon, and she beat ethiopian track great, tirunesh dibaba, by almost a

guy and against the ruling elite and the political establishment. 0ur political correspondent andrew sinclair is in harlow wherejeremy corbyn has been campaigning this morning. choosing to focus on housing today. yes. this park is deserted but it was full of labour supporters who came along to hearjeremy corbyn. a busy week for labour who have already said they are committed to the triple lock on pensions, more money for nurses. today was a promise to build 1 million houses in the course of a labour parliament and half of those would be low—cost accommodation of council housing. labour has published figures which show that labour councils in the last seven years have built more council homes than conservative councils although the conservatives point out they are also committed to building more affordable homes. jeremy corbyn came to meet tenants in council houses and gave this speech. this used to be a marginal seat which labour and the tories fought over at election time. there is the conservative majority of more than 8000 jeremy corbyn said labour had the policies to take seats like thi

>> diesel is a good name vin diesel real naked is mark sinclair. >> in that weird. >> mark sinclair nothing wrong with that. strong name. >> it's not vin diesel. >> strange consider him looking at him mark sinclair. >> i think that's his real name. fade of the furious. broke the biggest record in hollywood in my opinion. this is the largest worldwide opening film in the history of movies. that's pretty much it. i mean it literally is the biggest opening of all time. now, here's the thing these are estimated numbers. here's why you have to be careful. 532.5 million in its weekend. the film behind that at number two is star wars episode 7,529,000,000. only talking about three and a half million dollars here. so when the final numbers come out today, it could be different. we will see but right now, the estimates have it being the number one of all time. it beat jurassic world, star wars episode seven. here's a couple things to note, though. very interesting. in china, the film made $190 million. star wars episode seven did not open in china in its first weekend so that's definitely a factor h

scott sinclair put away an early penalty. and then there was a brilliant strike from leigh griffiths too. the power increased as it went into the net. 2—0 is the score still, after around a0 minutes. in the premier league, it could be a sad afternoon for sunderland, who take on bournemouth at the stadium of light. david moyes‘ side can be relegated, if they fail, to at least match hull city's result at southampton. we'll need a really, really good run of results for things to go our way, but while there's a chance we're not going to admit to anything else. so we've got to try and win. we have done and said in every other game that we've got to try and win and we've not done so. what i'd say about this one is we're at home, we've got a great chance, we played quite well in recent games so we'll take that into the game and hope we can get a result from it. sebastian vettel will be hoping to claim pole position for the first time this season after dominating final practice for the russian grand prix. the german topped the ti

andrew sinclair is bbc east's political edtior and is in norwich. andrew, why isn't mr carswell standing and how has this gone down? no real surprise at today's announcement. douglas ca rswell regularly making political headlines. this was the tory mp who dramatically defected to ukip and insisted on fighting a by—election which he went on to win. he has regularly been in the news, having spats with ukip's former leader, nigel farage. last month he said he would sit in parliament as an independent because he thought he could'sjob was done. independent because he thought he could's job was done. today, independent because he thought he could'sjob was done. today, he has said he will not contest that election as an independent and has said he will be supporting the conservatives. in a statement he says, i have done everything i can to ensure we get the referendum and we leave the european union. it is sometimes said that all political careers end in failure, it doesn't feel like that to me today. job done. i'm delighted. andrew, thank you. scotland'

getty, sinclair... all the great names we associate with oil barons, they all made their fortune in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set off murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—up, and a target for the nascent fbi, hoover the new director sitting in washington, sending his men in undercover to try to sort this out. yes. and yet it's a story that is, it's better than fiction. yeah, it is crazier than fiction. it was hard to believe. what's amazing about this story is it has been almost excised from history, partly because of racial prejudice. i had known nothing about this story when i started writing it. and yet it was huge. across america. it was big in its day, yeah. it was big in its day. it became the nascent fbi's first major homicide case. it becamej edgar hoover at age 29 doing hisjob, believe it or not, insecure about his security and holding onto hisjob. it became his first big case. and after they badly bungled the case and, just to give one e

earlier i spoke to look east's political editor, andrew sinclair. i asked him whether he was surprised by the change of heart. in one sense, no, because he said he knew nothing about clapton. aaron banks steamed into clacton, a massive media presence following him around, he posed for photographs and had ice cream and he said he would make a very good candidate if he was picked. but he also met local members of ukip and they told him that yes, they appreciated his support and in particular his offer to bring finance into the campaign, but they said they did have a local candidate already chosen, someone lined up, who was quite well—known in the area, and this seems to have influenced aaron banks decision. he has said in a statement that he has no intention of standing in the way of hard—working no intention of standing in the way of ha rd—working activists no intention of standing in the way of hard—working activists who are the soul of the party. so himself and nigel farage will be campaigning ha rd and nigel farage will be campaigning hard

we have sinclair drayton. sin claire. [ applause ] sean earles. barry roush. awesome speech today, really, awesome speech. leonard heyward, all right, leo. and i'll let leo finish out the day. >> let's hold up these diplomas right about here. while i say these eight words: loser, low life, criminal, convict, degenerate, reprobate, failure, felon, these are the titles by which we are described. and somehow in the back of our minds, we've let those words burn in the brain and then actions tend to follow suit. but that's not why we're standing here today. we're living and breathing examples of what this class can positively manifest. you, i, we are part of the community and the only way we're going to truly solve the problems that we all face, we're going to have to set aside these negative titles and not be forever caged by our mistakes of the past. so we, the graduates of the turning leaf project, humbly thank you for the time that you spent with us here this afternoon and we also thank you for providing us with an opportunity for self-improvement. bless you, t

so they've done it in style with eight games to spare, scott sinclair scored a hat—trick which helped put brendan rodgers' side 25 points clear of second—placed aberdeen. six titles in a row equals a record set by rangers 88 years ago. i'm very honoured and very privileged to manage glasgow celtic. win you support a team like this as a boy and you know the great history of the club —— when. i was happy to ta ke of the club —— when. i was happy to take on the responsibility to make the supporters dream, make them happy and hopefully we've done that this coming season and hopefully for the years to come. there were two games in the premier league. arsenal are still sixth and manchester city fourth after a 2—2 draw at the emirates stadium. city, twice took the lead through leroy sane then sergio aguero before halftime. walcott and mustafi scored for the gunners. the point means they remain seven points behind city and the champions league places. it was a game where we weren't com pletely it was a game where we weren't completely at our best on the fluency and the technical f

let's totter andrew sinclair, who is in norwich for us. an interesting trajectory for mr carswell, who only recently, is easy to lose track of political developments, only recently said he was leaving ukip to stand as an independent. why has in our apparently changes mind and decided to stand down? it's all was ha rd to decided to stand down? it's all was hard to keep up with douglas ca rswell, hard to keep up with douglas carswell, who once again, finds himself making political headlines today. the conservative mp who dramatically defected to yougov in 2014, he insisted on fighting his seat as the ukip candidate, which he won. seat as the ukip candidate, which he won. winning back seat is credited with making sure that the eu referendum took place, because david cameron saw that and thought he couldn't refuse. douglas carswell was constantly in the news because of his rows with nidal barrage and then last month, he decided he would sit as an independent. now he has said he will not contest the forthcoming election as an independent mp. he

sinclair broadcasting has tv station owners for a takeover. they want to finalize a deal on or before the same day tribune reports first-quarter earnings, which is supposed to be the week of may 8. tribune has a market cap of three point $3 billion. and bill o'reilly's departure looks like a nonfactor for the profit machine of the fox news channel. bill o'reilly was the most-watched star on the cable channel in the u.s. and he is leaving the channel over allegations of sexual harassment. may cost justs it a couple of percentage point in ad sales. that is your bloomberg business flash. thank you. brent crude has rebounded after a down six weeks. opec led supply cuts. afterumped by the most u.s. production data climb to the highest level since august 2015 and a bloomberg survey showed that russia is likely to support output cuts. joining us now is will kennedy. and still with us is geoff dennis. much -- thankso you for joining us. give me a sense of how likely this is that opec cuts production? because if they cut production, they haven't cheati

sinclair aiming to buy tribune for a high $30 a share price. buyingr broadcast group tribute for $30 a share. a stock trading at about $38. this is a deal they are aiming to finalize buy tribune earnings next month. given it is right now at 38, that is pretty high. we will be following the headlines as they come out. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is bloomberg markets. i'm oliver renick. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. oliver: bill gates is counting on private is him when it comes to fighting global disease. the microsoft cofounder talks about the importance of having a dialogue. >> i am a strong opponent. you can see them early and catch them before they get completely quickly, thank goodness. if we understand on health, we will have a flu epidemic. an epidemic of some unknown .athogen we have had leaders like general mattis now secretary of defense in the united states. particularly, being ready for , it would be an epidemic. you don't want to get out of balance. troubled aboutn the cuts in health funding in the united states of america. what i

getty, sinclair... all the great names we associate with oil barons, they all made their fortune in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set off you tell the story of a real set of murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—up, and a target for the nascent fbi, hoover the new director sitting in washington, sending his men in undercover to try to sort this out. yes. and yet it's a story that is, it's better than fiction. yeah, it is crazier than fiction. it was hard to believe. what's amazing about this story is it has been almost excised from history, partly because of racial prejudice. i had known nothing about this story when i started writing it. and yet it was huge. across america. it was big in its day, yeah. it was big in its day. it became the nascent fbi's first major homicide case. it becamej edgar hoover at age 29 doing hisjob, believe it or not, insecure about his security and holding onto hisjob. it became his first big case. and after they badly bung

so if you're sinclair radio or you're conservative talk radio -- >> he wasn't good on radio. he's great on television, not good on radio. >> he has a following that kept on watching him even after these accusations came out. >> gabe, do you think he'd make it on radio? just like, you know, limbaugh wasn't any good on television even though roger ailes was the executive producer. some people can only make it on one medium. i hate to say it but hannity can do it on both. >> he did try to make it as a talk radio host. it didn't quite work. he didn't develop the audience. the real question, and we don't know this -- at least i don't know this at this point -- is what are the terms of his exit package in terms of a non-compete. i imagine if they were going to pay him upwards of 20, $45 million to leave, there would be some non-compete provision that would prevent him from starting his own network. >> i wouldn't be surprised to see him come back in time, though. he also has his whole book business as well. >> thank you. he's got three on "the new york times" best-seller list right

prop kyle sinclair is included, and there are 12 welsh players in there as well, even though they had something of an underwhelming six nations, but only two scots, even though scotland finished joint second. two scots, even though scotland finishedjoint second. so two scots, even though scotland finished joint second. so there is so short to be some debate around the composition of this british and irish lions squad. they will be led by sam warburton who becomes only the second man to lead successive lions tours, and today he said he had every confidence in his team—mates. had every confidence in his team-mates. the quality of play to pick from this year was incredible, soa pick from this year was incredible, so a very strong squad, it gives myself and the captain a massive amount of confidence. warburton is currently out injured at the moment, and he is expected to be fit in time for the tour. new zealand are the world's number one side on their home turf. let's have a look at the whole squad: wasps so they are gobsmacked that there is no place forjoe launchbury. jamie george, ire

to ta ke box, giving celtic the chance to take another step towards an invincible season, with scott sinclair. much like their scottish cup semifinal a week ago, this was a one—sided affair. leigh griffiths, with a gorgeous girl. 2—0 to the champions inside 20 minutes. it would become an increasingly painful afternoon for the home side on a battered in every way imaginable. callu m battered in every way imaginable. callum mcgregor, this time, before boyata got one as well. a—0, and still 25 minutes to go. not that many rangers fans stuck around for it. those that stayed so the only positive on a dark day, the player of the season, kenny miller, getting one back, only for lustig to cancel it out. champions celtic, simply too good. elsewhere in the scottish premiership... ferrari's return to form in formula one has continued, as championship leader sebastian vettel took pole for this weekend's russian grand prix — closely followed by his teammate kimi raikkonen. for the mercedes of lewis hamilton the weekend has been a struggle thus far, he's ath on the grid, behind his teammate valtter

they have done it in real style — scott sinclair scored a hat—trick which helped put them 25 points clear of second—placed aberdeen, and they're still on for the domestic treble having won the league cup they are also into the last four in the scottish cup. luke shaw has been told to "pull his finger out" to save his manchester united career by former united defender phil neville. his future is in doubt after his managerjose mourinho said the england international isn't even deserving of a place on the bench saying he lacks commitment, focus and ambition... and former united player neville said he needs to buck up his ideas. i think luke needs to take a look at himself. he is a winger. darmian has been left back. not out and out left backs. i think he has got the potential to be one of the best left backs in europe. he needs to take a look at himself. but this could be jose mourinho, trying to get something out of him. lexi thompson the american golfer must be heartbroken after an eagle eyed television viewer called in to say they'd spotted an infringement that cost her a major title...

scott sinclair doubled their lead with a penalty in the second half, the third goal he's scored against rangers this season. celtic will face aberdeen in the final next month. we have to keep our heads in the ground and focused. we have a few games to focus on. we are undefeated in the league. we have to keep that going. we still have it all to play for. it will keep us in good shape. here are the goals you have been looking forward to. not only did the game begin with this month's masters winner, sergio garcia, being paraded before the crowd inside the bernabeau, there was also an incredible match. it was 2—2 going into the final ten seconds of injury time when lionel messi scored a dramatic winner. it was his 500th goal for barca! sergio ramos was sent off. that is incredible. 500 goals! great britain have lost their fed cup play—off against romania afterjohanna konta and heather watson both lost their singles matches. it was a much less controversial day's play, following the romania captain ilie nastase's ban on saturday for swearing at a number of people including konta. simona

sinclair doubled celtic‘s lead. this is the closest rangers came to goal. outclassed throughout by their dominant rivals. celtic‘s fans celebrated a full—time as if they had already won the final. rogers and his team one game away from the domestic treble. we knew the way they were going to play and they won't give the press as high up the park because they don't have the same legs we have and they we re have the same legs we have and they were scared of our pace on the counterattack. we did really well to keep the ball. that's how we play, we wa nt keep the ball. that's how we play, we want to play in front of 50,000 fa ns we want to play in front of 50,000 fans ona we want to play in front of 50,000 fans on a great pitch, enough often expect today was, and to continue the mentor we've got going into the cup final. manchester united have added extra spice to thursday's premier league manchester derby by moving to within a point of their neighbours in the table. united were 2—0 winners at burnley, a result which tightens the race for a top 4 finish an

so, thank you again to the general manager and also want to thank nathan sinclair behind me in the grants department and the rest of the staff. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else would like to make general public comment on the consent calendar? seeing none, this item is closed. commissioners. >> mr. ginsberg did you want to say something? >> briefly when i think san franciscans saving our-san franciscans for sports and recreation. this is a group of very caring san franciscans that on their own negotiated a --some planning and connection with a derailment deal downtown there was can have a negative impact on recreation not within our jurisdiction and our redirecting the resources into our park system and into our public recreation system to improve it for all san franciscans, starting with some neighborhood tennis court resurfacing that allows us to leverage our existing funding and really tackle very very very robust program of tennis court resurfacing all over the city. these guys are doing this in their spare time on their volunteer time. not easy simple quick work. we o

that could lead to acquisition of companies by sinclaire broadcast group. the republican chairman of the house oversight committee told the "wall street journal" he's not ruled out leaving before the term ends. as we reported yesterday, he's not seeking re-election or any other public office in 2018. >>> and historic birth at sea world, the last killer whale born in san antonio today. the mom was already pregnant when sea world announced last year they were ending the orca breeding program. >>> no name yet, guys, because they have not determined whether it is a boy or girl. we'll keep you posted. that's the news update at this hour. >> i'm not touching that one. i'm not going there. >> sue, thank you very much. >> you are more than welcome. >> see you later. all right. one second here, i thought you said it was small. so, in case you have not heard -- >> oh. >> kelly is getting married on saturday. i only found out myself last hour. anyway, plenty of people have been asking me and some other staff members here if we approve of her intended, boy, do we. you

of the week how far ukip will be a will to reach this time around. let's go to our reporter andrew sinclair who is near clacton. is he there already? yes, he arrived around ten minutes ago on his way in he said he was looking forward to meeting local party members. he is that this hoteljust outside of cla cton. that this hoteljust outside of clacton. he is meeting local party members, we think we would see him give them lunch, and he will explain why he wants to stand as a ukip candidate. we respect them to go into cla cto n candidate. we respect them to go into clacton itself to walk around and meet some real voters. but as he said, he doesn't know this area at all. he told the bbc sunday politics programme yesterday he has only been to cla cto n programme yesterday he has only been to clacton once before, but he does wa nt to to clacton once before, but he does want to stand here and he said he thought ukip wouldn't put anyone up against him as a potential candidate. why does he want to come here? this all goes back to a argument he had a few months ago with the then ukip mp for clacton,

sinclair wants to finalize a deal on or before the same day tribute reports first quarter earning which is supposed to be the week of may 8. they have a market cap of $3.3 billion. american express has proven life after costco. the largest credit card issuer by purchases reported better than expected revenue in the first quarter. last year, amex lost its partnership with costco. and it responded with a campaign and improved rewards program. and that's your bloomberg business flash. i'm emma chandra. bloomberg out. emma: take david: take a look at the bond arket. alix: u.k. over that 1%. still with us is andrew garthwaite. andrew, what bond market is most overvalued right now? >> i -- well, i think there's no doubt about it. in my mind, it is the german market. i find it vaguely ridiculous to points on to 20 basis the yield when we could have uropean growth this year being 2%. it wouldn't surprise me if it's even stronger and the core inflation which dipped to .7% in europe could end the year around 1.1%, 1.2%. historically, the e.c.b. do tighten policy when new orders are at 56. they're

i got a letter from nick sinclair in missouri, he writes and i quote, a rule that'll hurt people. this is not just a bad idea. this is a horrible one. please do not let this rule stand, congresswoman sotomyer. i want to my loan store and quickly approved to get a loan. i am glad to use these loans to help me get my car fixed and get back on the road. mr. cordray, i know anybody can turn back to their source of credit and fix an immediate need. but if the government decides you can't have this kind of loan, where does he need to go to get this? what's you're solution to this? >> i want to be careful with what i say, because this proposal was out for comment. we received over a million comments on it. some of them along the lines of what you just said. some of them quite the reverse. and we're trying to work through that. it's a complicated subject. i will say there are 14 states in the union that have no payday lending. south dakota is the most recent one to join their ranks because the voters in their state by 76% approved a ballot measure last fall to essentially bar payday lendi