now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. all square at anfield jurgen klopp and pep guardiola embrace a point, but that keeps arsenal top of the table celtic are the second team through to the scottish cup semis, but they left it late against livingston. and more woe for wales, they remain bottom of the six nations table, beaten in cardiff by the french by a record score. we d been looking forward to this game for weeks, liverpool and manchester city at anfield with the table set for one of them to move to the top with a win. neither could manage that, a pulsating 1 1 draw, which keeps arsenal looking down at them, goal difference and a single point separating the three of them. hugh ferris reports. around anfield, you re never too far from being reminded of past greatness, but liverpool and manchester city s rivalry is one that defines the present. the premier league has not been won by anyone else for a while, and in their last english league meeting, j
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more snow for the northeast. al roker is here. also tonight, the scathing new justice department report on the uvalde school shooting. the quote, cascading failures in the police response that cost lives. 21 killed, 19 of them children. how their families are reacting. the explosion destroying a building in washington, d.c. the nearby day care. 16 children evacuated just moments before the blast. the serial stabbings in new york city. the suspect now under arrest, and the surprising detail about his job. after defying a subpoena, hunter biden agreeing to appear in the republican-led impeachment inquiry into his father. when he ll testify. the u.s. launching a fifth wave of air strikes on houthi targets in yemen. and our exclusive. the u.s.-backed plan to end the israel-hamas war. the promising new study. are these the key to preventing memory loss? and the polar plunge. can you imagine doing this in chicago s deep freeze? announcer: this is nbc nightly news
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