year. four orfive years think it means more and more each year. four or five years ago it would have been nice to win it but we tend to be an older fan base at city, and it is a bit of a discussion at the moment, do we want to win the fa cup by beating united, which some of us older fans do. we d rather win that ran the champions league. we want to win it partly because it shuts other people up because it shuts other people up because they say you are not a great team until you have won it. it were the other is right, his legacy is already there, but we want to win it for ourselves, and hopefully people are saying if you win it once, get the monkey off the back, then we can win it again and again and show to everybody that we are the best team in the world. pare everybody that we are the best team in the world- in the world. are city winning it toniaht? in the world. are city winning it tonight? i in the world. are city winning it tonight? i certainly in the world. are city winnin
shootings now. also tonight, news in the case of the black teenager who went to the wrong home to pick up his siblings shot in the head by the 84-year-old homeowner. the homeowner in court today and what played out. alex perez in kansas city appear to breaking news from the supreme court late today extending women s access to the abortion pill for at least two more days. what happens after that? rachel scott reporting tonight. new york city, the video from inside the deadly parking garage collapse as the grass came crashing down. questions here tonight and among them the number of cars on the roof. massachusetts air national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified pentagon documents in court today and we ve got the latest period of reporting from south sudan tonight. the urgent effort to get help to more than 1 million people families and children displaced by climate change. it tonight, from sudan, halted after the deadly violence to the north that broke out while we were in th
and today his body removed from the rubble. neighbors tell us he was about to leave when the building collapsed. this giant crane pulling crushed cars out one by one and the suvs falling to the street. the building still unstable, gas tanks and electric car batteries now at risk of exploding. david, we learned investigators are focusing on the age of the near century old building and there s questions about the weight on the roof where there were 50 cars on the top floor when the structure collapse. david: trevor ault in new york tonight, thank you. we turned overseas to the reporting trip in south sudan. what we witnessed on the ground, there is an urgent effort underway to get food and ate into a country that knows more. right now, they ll battle against something else, a changing climate. tonight, the new emergency now unfolding, the only route in bringing aid in from sudan has been halted because of the deadly violence to the north. it began while we were in the region. it tonigh
years many movies featuring scenes like these where is the concrete racetrack on the east side of los angeles is the l.a. river, river and that s what itt normally s looks like, here s wt the labor looks like today because the l.a. river was encased in concrete all of that water is rushing straight out into the ocean how can we do better i spoke to somebody who made me change how we look at the problem and she joins us t tonight author of water always wins driving, erica, thank you so much for being with us tonight. you are the leading advocate fo what you call slow water tell us what slow water is all about. i m so happy to be here like you were distract and to describe them with other river you can say fast water, slow water is the opposite, basically
some through the detail, scrutinising for some time, and reach a verdict. yes, there some time, and reach a verdict. yes, there are some time, and reach a verdict. yes, there are political prizes for the prime there are political prizes for the prime minister in getting this far. the warm prime minister in getting this far. the warm relationship that katir was talking the warm relationship that katir was talking about with the eu, and improvements as he sees it in the relationship northern ireland improvement can have with the rest of the improvement can have with the rest of the uk improvement can have with the rest of the uk but the key is securing devolved of the uk but the key is securing devolved government again, meaning persuading the dup. their leader tonight persuading the dup. their leader tonight says they will go away and look at tonight says they will go away and look at it tonight says they will go away and look at it. one of their mps, ian paisley