liverpool once again able to return to the top, if they can beat already they must feel like they are all relegated huddersfield at anfield. a elastic at the moment! manchester city go to burnley on sunday? thrilling premier league title starting to reach its climax. manchester city go to burnley on sunday? thanks, holly, and darren bett yes it s city s turn on sunday has all the weather. when they head to burnley, rather different from which has the potential to be awkward, especially given how much bank holiday weekend. sean dyche relishes the idea of his side causing trouble yes, you can forget about 25 for the big boys. let s hearfrom pep guariola. degrees, which is what we had last weekend. it is going to be much cooler this weekend. and we have storm hannah. we will have a look at we are preparing especially, because that in more detail and who is going to be affected later in the this is the end of the season, the programme. thanks, darren. last games. also coming up
work carried out two years ago so attacking members in the hotel. i m in cheshire this morning looking at whether there is any hope they will get paid and what impact it s jurgen klopp s says he won t have any regreats had on those farmers. if his liverpool side are pipped to the premier league title the row between sir mo farah by manchester city. and haile gebresalassie has they meet huddersfield at anfield tonight looking ir mo alleged he d been robbed to regain top spot. deepened. ir mo alleged he d been robbed an expensive red shaun murphy just misses out at a hotel owned by the ethiopian on a ia7 break at the world an allegation which has led championships and the 50 to an exchange of insults thousand pound bonus. he s five three down between two of athletics‘ to australia s neil robertson all time greats. in their last 16 match good morning. and whether, it s another day of sunshine and showers but tonight is set to get windy at the crucible. and despite maki
mishandled the initial investigation. and researchers say muscle building may help you live longer but can you do that in just nine minutes a day? hope so. we ll be in studio 57 with his new workout. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. everything was dark, stuff flying around. suddenly i was at a 45 degree angle. i just grabbed on for dear life. a deadly train derailment in washington state. the train was traveling at 80 miles an hour in a 30-mile-per-hour zone. it s actually a miracle, considering when you look at it, it could have been much worse. the world s busiest airport is slowly getting back on track. travelers just desperate to get out of atlanta. republicans may be just hours away from a proving that tax overhaul. the house is expected to vote today followed by the senate. the president outlines the trump doctrine. america first. unveiling his national security strategy. we face rival powers,
groups inside syria from these three countries. i mentioned a lot of it is money being raised through social media, charities. a lot of times it s kind of a complex situation where you have money that s being raised, allegedly or essentially for human train operations and then gets used for military purposes. so i think having a president chairing this security council meeting tomorrow, it will up the pressure on these countries to cut off the flow of money and funding to the islamic state. and if you don t get in line, you know, you could potentially get targeted yourself. not military but sanctions have always been a tool used is used to try to force countries banks, individuals not to provide money to terrorist organizations. i think that would be a big part of his speech, kind of outlining the conflict and how the financial element of it, the foreign fighter element of it, the ideology. there s been a lot of diplomacy led by secretary kerry and others over the past few mo
we also need a robust pipeline of discovery that ll lead to new drug candidates for all different kinds of infections. so the limited population idea and the streamlining of clinical trials which wouldn t just decrease the time frame, it also decreases the cost and the, you know, the number of people needed, so it would do a number of things, that is one thing that we can do at fda that we think would be beneficial and would be beneficial for patients, but it s not going to fix this problem we have of investment. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. i think that concludes this round of questioning. we ll have follow-up questions, i m sure, from members. we ll send them to you and ask that you please respond. but, again, dr. woodcock, you are a terrific witness. thank you for your being so forthright, clear in your answers, and we will now take a three minute recess as we set up for the second panel. thank you. the subcommittee willw reconvene on our second panel. to