and philip has the weather. hello, good morning. for some the weekend is starting looking like this. but at the same time others are looking like this. i ll tell you who gets what and where and why in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. president trump will arrive in saudi arabia this morning, but he leaves behind more controversy in washington. the us media is reporting that he told senior russian officials that the fbijames told senior russian officials that the fbi james comey was a nutjob and sacking him relieved great pressure on him. the memo came as he set off on his first foreign trip since taking office. president trump is off on his first foreign trip. he might be glad to leave washington behind for a while. he tweeted that he ll be protecting american interests. that s what i like to do . but the president has had one of his most tumultuous weeks in the white house yet. it started with accusation that he d leaked classified information to the rus
Wembley later. but let s head back to the rest of the day s sports news in the studio. thanks, 0lly. after the european club football season ends at wembley tonight, focus will stay on the contintent for the international game. and scotland have suffered a significant injury blow ahead of euro 202a with lyndon dykes ruled out of the tournament. the striker was carried off on a stretcher during training yesterday with an apparent knee injury. he played in all of scotland s qualifiers and has scored 9 times in his 36 caps. there are only two centre forwards left in steve clarke s provisional squad ahead of the euros, which scotland will open against hosts germany on friday week. rugby union s premiership final will be between the two teams that finished as the best in the regular season. it ll be top, that s northampton who won last night, and bath, who beat sale sharks 31 23 in their playoff semi final this afternoon having finished second in the table. ben croucher has more. eyes on t
Programme. not major surprises coming in. let s head back to the sports news studio for the rest of the day s news. thanks, 0lly. after the european club football season ends at wembley tonight. focus will stay on the contintent for the international game, and scotland have suffered a significant injury blow ahead of euro 202a with lyndon dykes ruled out of the tournament. the striker was carried off on a stretcher during training yesterday with an apparent knee injury. he played in all of scotland s qualifiers and has scored nine times in his 36 caps. there are only two centre forwards left in steve clarke s provisional squad ahead of the euros, which scotland will open against hosts germany on friday week. rugby union s premiership final will be between the two teams that finished as the best in the regular season. it ll be top. that s northampton who won last night. and bath, who beat sale sharks 31 23 in their playoff semi final this afternoon, having finished second in the table.
But is it going to happen in a school in your neighborhood? it s about time we wake up. new york lawmakers are now considering legislation that would block new york city s ability to house migrants in schools or also day cares. here at james madison high school, students will return to in-person class tomorrow. with the cold winter months ahead, many are concerned this could happen again. bret? bret: nate foy live in brooklyn. nate, thanks. a couple of legendary football coaches are getting out. reports say nick saban of the university of alabama is retiring. saban s team lost to eventual champion michigan in the playoff semi-final this month. he has won seven national championships, six with alabama. and pete carroll of the seattle seahawks is moving into an advisory role with the team. he won a super bowl and lost another with the seahawks. he won five division titles, 10 playoff games in 14 seasons.