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of the championship, they lost 2—1 to huddersfield. the terriers opened the scoring after half an hour at craven cottage thanks to danny ward. duane holmes doubled their advantage after marek rodak was judged to have fouled sorba thomas. bobby decordova—reid pulled one back, but fulham couldn't rescue a point. paul ince has returned to football management. he's been appointed at reading, after veljko paunovic was sacked today, despite their first win in 13 games. it's the first time since 2014 ince has been in the dugout. ince will take charge alonsgide academy director michael gilkes. reading are currently 21st in the championship, one place above the relegation zone. in scotland, aberdeen's new bossjim goodwin was frustrated by motherwell. they took the lead in their scottish premiership match, but couldn't hold on. i—i, it finished there. elsewhere, there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone. league leaders celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. wales take on belgium in less than an hour, for a place in the final of the pinatar cup in spain.
for sheffield united earlier, they beat swansea 4—0, to move into the playoff spots. fulham missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship, they lost 2—1 to huddersfield. the terriers opened the scoring after half an hour at craven cottage thanks to danny ward. duane holmes doubled their advantage after marek rodak was judged to have fouled sorba thomas. bobby decordova—reid pulled one back, but fulham couldn't rescue a point. paul ince has returned to football management with reading, it's the first time since 2014 ince has been in the dugout. ince will take charge alonsgide academy director michael gilkes, after veljko paunovic was sacked today, despite their first win in 13 games. reading are currently 21st in the championship, one place above the relegation zone. in the scottish premiership aberdeen�*s new bossjim goodwin was frustrated by motherwell. his side took the lead in their match at fir park. but they couldn't hold on as mark o'hara struck in the second half to secure a share of the points for motherwell. elsewhere there were wins for hibs and stjohnstone. celtic and rangers play tomorrow.
through. >> i felt the shaking of the house next thing i knew the tub had lifted and it was out of my hands. i couldn't hold on. >> incredibly, they survived as places like mayfield begin their cleanup efforts, support is pouring in from across the country. including one city that knows what lies ahead all too well in 2007, an ef-5 tornado shredded 95% of greensburg, kansas. including the home of peter and haley marks. >> probably for the next six months, we were kind of just operating in shock. >> reporter: dennis mckinney is a former state representative who live on the air described losing his home. >> the roof started going off, so i ran down the stairs. >> now 14 years later. >> the tornado is a great leveller it doesn't matter what your social status is. >> reporter: with greensburg a blank slate, they decided to build back green. all of the city's electricity now comes from this wind farm. >> we made the commitment that 100%
after burnley against watford was postponed. three games did go ahead last night, and arsenal moved into the top four, with a 2—0 win, over west ham united. gabriel martinelli and england youngster emile smith rowe, scoring for mikel arteta's side. southampton looked to be heading for victory at crystal palace. a brilliant strike from armando broja, put them 2—1 up, but they couldn't hold on, withjordan ayew, getting palace an equaliser in the second half. a goalfrom roman saiss in first half stoppage time was enough for wolves to win at brighton. bruno lage's side move up to eighth in the table but it's now 11 games without a win for brighton, who had attemped to get the game postponed after losing some players to covid. the old firm derby in the new year is looking increasingly like a cracker after celtic�*s sixth win in a row keeps them just four points behind rangers. they didn't make it easy for themselves against ross county though. anthony ralston's 97th minute header gave them a 2—1win — and sparked a pitch invasion. rangers were comfortable 2—0 winners over stjohnstone. christmas is nearly upon us — which means the world darts
of support with the extreme situation that we are in, we weren't able to get that which was disappointing. three games did go ahead last night, and though arsenal moved into the top four, with a 2—nil win, over west ham united. gabriel martinelli and england youngster emile smith rowe, scoring for mikel arteta's side. southampton looked to be heading for victory at crystal palace, a brilliant strike from armando broja, put them 2—1 up, but they couldn't hold on, withjordan aye—oo getting palace an equaliser in the second half. a goal from roman saiss, in first half stoppage time was enough for wolves to win at brighton, enough to move wolves up to eighth in the table, but it's now 11 games without a win for brighton, who had attemped to get the game postponed, after losing some players to covid. in the scottish premiership, celtic�*s sixth win in a row,
ezri konsa scored both goals for villa, who now climb into the top half of the table. it's now three wins out of four since gerrard took over at villa park. four goals at elland road as leeds and brentford drew 2—2. patrick bamford returned from injury to score the stoppage—time equaliser for the hosts. brentford were so close to securing their second win in three league games, but couldn't hold on. the injury woes continued for leeds, though — captain liam cooper and kalvin phillips both left the field of play. the unbeaten league run continues for antonio conte in charge of tottenham — a 3—0 win for them over norwich, who remain rooted to the bottom of the table. lucas moura, davinson sanchez and son heung—min with the goals. they moved up to fifth on the table — above north london rivals arsenal. celtic have moved back to within four points of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership, following a 3—0 win at dundee united. tom rogic and david turnbull put celtic into a commanding lead
the i am very happy with the way that the team performed, the way they played, especially the 1st half—hour was... exceptional, ithought. extreme high intensity and tempo. the only thing that was missing in that period of the game was won— 0 or 2— 0. but the way the team defended, we had control of the game, so i am very happy of the game, so i am very happy of the game, the performance, but also the result, a clean sheet is the most important part. in the late game, steven gerrard got one over on his old manager brendan rodgers as aston villa came from behind to beat leicester 2—1. ezri konsa scored both goals for villa who now climb into the top half of the table. it's now three wins out of four since gerrard took over at villa park. four goals at elland road as leeds and brentford drew 2—2. patrick bamford returned from injury to score the stoppage—time equaliser for the hosts. brenford were so close to securing their second win in 3 league games, but couldn't hold on. the injury woes continued for leeds
long-time jet pilots. for more i'm joined by criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst. danny, thank you for being here. calling the pilot says to me they're trying to establish obviously that she was trafficking girls and moving them but it also raises the question because we do know from the epstein stories they were also flying his -- the johns around in these flights. should we expect to hear who all was on these flights? >> yes, that has to be why the government is calling the pilot. after all, if you have a limo driver, that's somebody that you'd see every day and say something about your comings and goings. if you're jeffrey epstein, your limo driver is a jet driver. they seen maxwell coming and going and who they were with and where they go. he may not go into the mansion when they arrive but he can talk about a lot of stuff that he saw in the course of his employment. >> and i think the obvious answer, i mean, jeffrey epstein had a lot of information,
were other victims out there that would have liked to have seen them added themselves added to the list, it's possible the government interviewed them and decided i don't -- i see them as like 80%, 70% helpful to us. we're only going to bring the ones that we think are absolute sure things because we're the government, we don't like to lose. >> and okay, bias defense attorney, what could possibly be her defense? >> we got a preview of it. it's two magic words, empty chair. in other words, the real bad guy they're going to argue was jeffrey epstein and the government couldn't hold on to him. he died in prison. they don't have him to prosecution anymore but they will make sure somebody suffers for what jeffrey epstein did and all they'll tell you about is this woman as it says in the indictment took these ladies to movies, took them shopping, that's not enough to hold her accountable for what jeffrey epstein did.
that well, if trump actually met and knew maxwell, why exactly is he wishing her well? and what effect could that have on the trial? you're right in that the prosecution and the court has limited this, limited it even to just four victims, not the many more victims of epstein that has been guessed at. >> and is that a tactic? we were talking about this with the producers earlier today. does that get this person on the easiest things to convict her on. if they convict her, she'd spend the rest of her life in prison and it would be implied she's paying the price for anything else she did. >> you're throwing a softball to me, i'm a bias criminal defense attorney. the government wins 90 plus % of its cases result in a conviction of some kind. they don't like to lose. for that reason, they only take to trial the cases that are sure thing, slam dunks, layups, whatever you want to call it. so i have news for you, if there