00:00:00,001 --> 536870762:54:11,179 hello, 536870762:54:11,179 --> 1073741525:48:22,358 i'm 1073741525:48:22,358 --> 1610612288:42:33,536 ros 1610612288:42:33,536 --> 2147483051:36:44,715 atkins, 2147483051:36:44,715 --> 2684353814:30:55,893 this 2684353814:30:55,893 --> 3221224577:25:07,070 is 3221224577:25:07,070 --> 3758095340:19:18,248 outside 3758095340:19:18,248 --> 4294966103:13:29,426 source. president trump's first state of the union address is hours away. the extreme variety in temperatures that we have had in the last week. the white house says it'll which you'll find out about and have an hour. in the handling of his and a half hours away from his first state of the union address. state of the union address. house is talking about it the nation. case. unite the nation. were finally disclosed. we can be pretty sure it won't but we can look at what to expect. athletes are protected from sexual abuse in nation. it's two years gone. attempt that athletes are protected from sexual abuse in the future. from sexual abuse in the future. but its two years i'm never gonna the future. —— larry nassar. we will get details on that. it has been larry nassar. get back. a surreal day off after "brexit" according to one report, a buzzfeed many more cases are now being story, leaked. in kenya. been a surreal day in kenya. report, a buzzfeed story, leaked. examined. the opposition leader being sworn in as president. on at least tens of as president. lost the election last year and is not the president. thousands of cases. is leading the way. provide health care for its employees. employees. for the criminaljustice system. get in touch with us using the regular hashtag. into a group among the pigeons in westminster, this was published last night. a leaked report on of muslims.

the predicted economic consequences much, and some too little — but a review finds we will be live in new york to find out about that. of brexit. turn out well according to these address to forecasts. no gender bias. congress. no deal after british combat troops with the eu, growth down by 8%. left. with our american values and unites us with patriotism. politicians, none of them managed to unite the nation these days. unite the nation these days. that seems unlikely. growth down by around 5%. but it will see growth down by 2%. the president plot the year ahead. i expect immigration, jobs and infrastructure to want to mention feature. these speech from the president. are let's see how time has treated these moments. forecasts. to fashion a brexit that make america the eu and her party approve of. great again. here are some mp5 has come for a new programme of national rebuilding.

national rebuilding. reforming our system of legal immigration. immigration. today. the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. wall along most ambitious relationship possible with the european union. our southern border. we will provide massive tax relief for the middle—class. for the middle—class. defence spending in with the european union. american history. history. to protect the government from political embarrassment. trade, but it also has to be fair trade. trade. political embarrassment. publish this is deeply irresponsible and dishonest. the time for trivial fights is behind us. at the time last february, we turned to our correspondent in washington. to our correspondent in washington. of the president has done one year on. eleanor garnier, westminster. on. ambitious programme there and a lot has not been realised. feels like every week brings a new challenge to her authority? has not been realised. border wall has not

yet been realised. realised. challenge to her authority? been the subject of a lot of debate recently but does not happen get. recently but does not happen leaked deliberately to undermine brexit. get. year ended up being health care reform. reform. dramatically reformed and the senate managed to chip away at it. brexit. him when it comes to brexit could be behind this. managed to chip away at it. americans care about the health system most at the moment. system most at the moment. interesting to see if it takes another whack at it. behind this. another whack at it. chancellor's way of infrastructure, immigration and a lot of both about the thinking when it economy. comes to brexit. lot of both about the economy. far as popularity goes with how good the us economy is right now. the us economy is right now. are we going to get detail? going to get detail? four or is it about the big messages? messages? it is usually about the big message. comes to brexit. accusations about why documents have been leaked. big message. out with wanderlust and —— brexit bulls. of the conservative party, notjust in the cabinet. almost too many details.

—— with in the a laundry list. list. obama was much loftier and set broad frameworks. cabinet. power to pull the rug from under her? broad frameworks. his accomplishments, particularly about infrastructure. about infrastructure. think we will need anything to concrete about policy. her? staying in the single market, staying in the customs union. concrete about policy. critics very quickly in the disaster. don't go anywhere, anthony. anthony. a couple of other things to talk about. talk about. given to some people invited to the state of the union. state of the union. it had a typo in it and said state of the uniom. it and said state of the uniom. lots of people having fun with this. of people having fun with this.

let me show you joe kennedy iii. me show you joe kennedy iii. the nephew ofjohn f k, present in the 1960s. the 1960s. you can secede the position of belly sandals online. staying in the customs union. more direction and more oomph when it comes position of belly sandals online. you can see the position of bernie sanders online. to domestic policy. sanders online. in the election cycle if we are already talking about 2020. it comes to domestic policy. already talking about 2020. type of people start to emerge after mid—term elections. mid—term elections. schumer and nancy pelosi who have been around for a long time. been around for the rug from under herfeet, if that is going to happen at all. still to come even though we are in the middle of the negotiations. the middle of the negotiations.

a long time. blue—collar, working—class town in massachusetts. massachusetts. the opposition party wants america to see that party. turning from westminster, to columbia. protect their rights to see that party. to a healthy to put the younger face out there and show vitality. environment. and show vitality. but they are going to have an economic message. going to have an economic message. they think that is what is going to be winning in the midterms in 2018. be winning in the midterms in 2018. election, we will see if mr trump mentions him. mentions him. bbc‘s security correspondent and the head of the cia. head of the cia. here's how some of that interview went. that interview went. i haven't seen significant decreases in their activity. in their activity. environment. get full details of this online, for failing to address climate change. of course. confident that america will be able to have a free and fair election.

failing to address climate change. to have a free and fair election. block that case, it has not been resolved one way or the other. they have on our election will not be great. resolved one way or the other. ordered the government is to reduce carbon emissions by 25%. be great. attempts in 2016 to influence the election? i don't do fine lines. i do the truth. carbon emissions by 25%. do the truth. president, the most exquisite truth that we now in the cia. that we now in the cia. lawsuit from boris miranda of bbc mundo. what is he like in those meetings? like in those meetings? there are demonstrations promoting this group. does he this group. ask questions, inquisitive? argue that yes, hard questions. they have questions. the right sense that he is curious about the fact that to life. we present. fact that we present. quite up to 20 might not have the faculties. life. faculties. threat of significant climate change. that as someone who sits in the room with him on many mornings?

it's absurd. change. absurd. i haven't read the book and they don't intend to. they don't intend to. lawsuit have the power to tell i have many better things to read. better things to read. the government what to do. things that are accurate and truthful. government what are accurate and to do. young people truthful. important issues is dangerous in colombia and false. their rights. rights. one thing is the right to live and the right to wellness. false. someone would have taken the time to write such a thing. live and the right write such to wellness. these people are demanding their future on that basis. future on that basis. what does the government think about this? a thing. quite different approaches to facts and things that aren't true. government think about this? ten days to rule in favour or against the legal action. right. attempt to meddle in the 2016 against the legal action. election. election. we say climate change is already affecting people in colombia? western democracies, and that they are not done yet.

are not done yet. you see donald trump calling the investigation itself a witchhunt. investigation itself a witchhunt. affecting people in colombia? mentions, trump mentions this at all in his speech tonight. endangering 40% of the forest in the whole country. whole country. for the ecosystem across the country. country. in his speech tonight. of robert mueller‘s investigation now four months. when will we find out if the lawsuit is successful? the lawsuit now four months. about what they see as biased in the investigation. investigation. the head of the cia is more enjoyed from that. is more enjoyed from that. is successful? favour or against the legal action in four days we will go back. itself seems to be heading right 110w. many of them young olympic hopefuls. in four days we will go back. cannot happen again. bodies to promptly report sexual abuse claims. the bill passed with

app, whichever way you turn, we will have it covered. has sworn himself a huge majority. in as president. has a president, uhuru kenyatta. what motivated this bill. we spoke for more than an he was sworn—in two months ago. except only one is. now, look at this. this was earlier in nairobi. hour. charged with protecting them failed at every single term. at every single thousands of people turned out to see and support raila odinga. term. and medals first, far ahead of the safety and well—being of athletes. i wanted to understand what this bill changes in terms of process. and then odinga boycotted the second. bill changes in terms of process. ask their correspondent in washington to help. this is washington to help. some of the main points to take away from this... the moment he saw himself in.

points to take away from this... association to report that abuse to the local police. the local police. and they have to do that within 2a hours. do that within 2a hours. often their concerns have been put under the rug and ignored. under the rug and ignored. women in many cases have not even in. been believed. is rare, if not completely unusual in tenure. been believed. it and they have to go to the police. in tenure. police. contact that these young athletes have with people older than them. the opponent got 98% because raila odinga was not in it. have with people older than them. larry nassar treated a lot of his patients under the guise... odinga was not in it. patients under the guise... abuse but he treated them a lot of the time on his own. the time on his own. people were unable to see exactly what went on. unable to see exactly what went on. they want to limit one—on—one interactions.

kenyatta is definitely the president and here is more analysis. interactions. degree of fear from the rest of the country. country. have to actually report complaints of abuse or rape. especially given that it is a very controversial matter. a very controversial matter. they have said it would be treasonous. of abuse or rape. were too young to fully understand what was happening to them. what was happening to them. action process what had happened and realise that they had been violated. realise that they had been violated. understand what had happened to them. them. welcomed by some of the gymnasts and met at that event today. don't go anywhere. have said it would be treasonous. odinga's party, he was abandoned by his partners in the coalition. anywhere. his partners in present with the senator when she made her speech. the coalition. made her speech. could spell probably the end of gymnast and one of the opposition coalition. those who was abused. opposition coalition. in tenure, once the election is gone, different coalitions come up. gone, different coalitions

abused. university field young athletes, we need to be first transparent. need to be first transparent. —— failed young athletes. failed young athletes. went under the radar for so many years. there must be a thorough investigation. time is not on site. we must act now time is up. rajini vaidyanathan is with me. come up. used by some of the woman got up in this horrific case. disappointment and does not mean anything what happens today. this horrific case. campaigners and almost public figures if they choose to do so. has been reported around the world. figures if they choose to do so. it happened in delhi. you think some of them are minded to do that? her 28—year—old do that? asked them when i spoke to them earlier today. cousin has earlier today. still trying to process what been arrested. exactly happened. the girl's parents took her to this hospital on sunday. she's now in a critical condition. happened. it's the latest rape case to cause outrage in india. to deliver the testimony in person or through written statements.

student on a bus in delhi in 2012. or through written statements. including the death penalty. anonymity and share their stories right in front of their abuser. especially child rapes. right in front of their abuser. so by the end of it, 156 women shared their stories. police recorded 19,765 cases of child shared their stories. can channel what they have achieved into something greater. rape in into something greater. 2016. but i was struck by one thing. struck by one thing. meenakshi i ash trees women, what think you achieved? ganguly, south asia director at human women, what think you achieved? rights that they had been abused by larry nassar. nassar. they have something they can be proud of. proud of. that for so long, this doctor was able to abuse so many young women. watch. it that they are being reported more often or are many more happening? able to abuse so many young women. often or are and we will be watching to see what they do with that.

they do with that. and of course they have much to be proud of. they have much to be proud of. thank you very much for explaining that. many more happening? you very much for hidden secret in this society, many societies, including india. explaining that. president has given his first state of the union address. societies, including india. of the union address. power, and people do citizenship laws, which he says are races. not report these cases. —— racist. we will explain why. 5 million. if they don't pay the money, as dan johnson these cases. in this particular case when the child was raped. child was raped. kind of free forms reports. it is three years since this rate in the easter holiday in 2015. would help protect children? the easter holiday in 2015. the largest in english legal history. history. max stelling gold, jewels and cash estimated to be worth £13] million. estimated to be

worth £13] million. today in court, or all —— they heard how much they must pay back. reforms. how much they must pay back. assets in this country and abroad and must now pay £7. 7 million. 2012, before that, the law had been passed. 6 million. passed. lot more work in terms of enforcement, and... 5 million. enforcement, 6 million. this is outside and... source live from to support families who want to support them. the bbc newsroom. president trump's first state of the union address is hours away. support them. within the family, a family member or in position of authority. the white house says he'll unite or in position of authority. do not have the means to even seek justice. the nation. justice. let's turn to some of the main stories from bbc world service. stories from bbc world service. be much more put in place and enforced. enforced. bbc arabic reports... the indian government is taking this issue seriously?

recognised government. negotiations to take place. issue seriously? unfortunately it takes protests for the state to pay attention. the state to pay attention. horrible crimes have been going on for some time. its strict abortion laws. for of the world's strictest some laws. to travel abroad for time. institutions to make sure that these things do not happen. things do not happen. a termination. citizenship to black people. much for your time, we appreciate it. salvador, today, the same reporter, from guatemala. of protestants and evangelical christians in latin america. racist being his word. a handful of pastors are huge names and they earn a lot of money. or of negro they're almost like rockstars, with pay descent".

packets to match. believes it's blessed by god because of the size of its in neighbouring ivory coast. you were very recently in liberia for their victory. for their victory. this issue to go so strongly on at the beginning of his presidency? the beginning of his presidency? m has made headlines. carrots. has made headlines. week and already making headlines around the world. around the world. that has pulled liberians to and fro for years now. for years now. not even remove the concerned it might not? is our founding fathers who christians in the hall of latin america. decided this rule. this rule. america. when slavery was rife around them of any disease, including aids and cancer. the world. world. who were given a plot of land in west africa.

and cancer. bestowed on the town the biggest miracle of all, giant carrots... miracle of all, giant carrots... west africa. yes, giant carrots! —— sanchez‘s followers. president now says is not applicable. well... that is bigger than my foot. than my foot. that really is a massive carrot! applicable. speech, he called a racist and said it has no place in our society. it has no place in massive carrot! our society. has overturned on the constitution is the jewel citizenship rule. believe in the gods, and so, they were punished. were punished. small, they have problems with alcohol, poverty and loose morals. is the jewel citizenship rule. protecting liberian nationality and citizens. alcohol, poverty and loose morals. changed, and they called it the transformation. citizens. transformation. country's citizenship during the war. to give your towns really nice carrot? carrot? he once was able to come home. making big moves in the first week of office. and you certainly doing that. that. africa, where we have highlighted some of the neighbouring countries. some of the neighbouring countries. none of them have laws like this. know that one group in particular will notice.

will notice. down, anything could have happened, why this? what happened to these carrot? these are tiny. lebanese—owned boat mac, about 4000 and liberia. and liberia. —— at committee of lebanese, about 4000 in liberia. lebanese, about 4000 in liberia. small! d. they have a long history in south africa. this community is keen for on the miracle. this to go through? it is about fertiliser this to go through? and pesticides. community are huge right along the west african coast. you can see the differences. pesticides. affecting cell development, even fertility. differences. lebanese are in the stands, speaking french, mixing with others. french, mixing fertility. with others. their sermons to help educate people about these issues. about these issues. third—generation who speaks they have a social responsibility. no english. social responsibility. english. to know of the people working in the farms knew of the risks. farms knew of the risks. because they have never been given citizenship. citizenship. i went into an old man's shop. man's shop. man's 5hop. he must have been in his 705 or 805, he was lebanese. 705 or 805, he was lebanese. smells very strong, i have a bit of a headache.

said, this country doesn't think of me as one of their own. me as one of their own. i have lived here for more than 50 years. here for more than 50 years. the immigration office every year to buy my residency permit. buy my residency permit. affect the huge community in liberia. has anybody told you these chemicals might have adverse side—effects? liberia. fertiliser, they would be let's keep an eye on that with your help, please. very small. small. thank you. off—camera, sanchez told me he this is a very interesting runs a tracking company. story. he runs a tracking company. that is afancy car... that is a fancy car... a fancy car... transporting vegetables all over central america. very interesting story. health care companies in the us has fallen. vegetables all over central america. as well as being a lower case pastor you work in the vegetable is missed. you work in the vegetable is fallen. care firm which will look after their american employees. missed. —— yogita limaye is in new york pastor. i suppose you make more money from the big carrots. money from the big carrots. are lucky that god has blessed you for us. this is just for their employees, no—one else? in the way he has. this is just for their employees, no-one else? no-one else? in the way he has. that is what they have initially set out. initially set out. the details are very 5par5e. the details are very spar5e. the whole town had turned very spar5e. out to give me a this was not an amendment anyone here expected. special gift. give me a special gift.

it was a bag of giant amendment anyone here expected. carrots. of giant performers and carrots. two very big business leaders. carrot, this is the leg of a small child(! leaders. together to reduce costs for employees. employees. together, they employ hundreds of thousands of people. quite a lot of fertiliser on, that can be bad for people's health. hundreds of thousands of people. company splits the cost of, is about 1. 6 million. you can imagine that that is a large... that is a large... they employ a large chunk of that number. much money, would they even want to tell people if it was true? large chunk of that number. thank you very can see that impacting other players in the health care sector.

in the health care sector. much, thank you. important, ifelt like i was destroying their most famous story. actually be running hospitals or providing the health care. is that right? it doesn't seem to be the situation. as i said, destroying their most famous story. the details... there are hardly any details of what exactly this company can do. business so i can see it changing any time soon. exactly this company can do. any time soon. fact, warren buffett has come out and said, this is a problem. and said, this is a problem. but together we will try and find an answer. studio: thank you very much for that report. answer. to be that they will actually set up hospitals. and they will this guide being the most feared and revered of restaurant reviewers. the pressure was too much. be brokers. one star means it's very good cooking. two stars, excellent. notjust for employees but other people outside. people outside. i would like to know more about this when we get it. more about this when we get it. thank you very much indeed. west park about theresa may quickly. three stars, exceptional cuisine. restaurants in paris. she goes to china giorgiana is a chef in athens. she owns a restaurant called funky gourmet, it has two stars. here she is on the pressure that on wednesday.

was a clear idea of the brexit prime minister is pursuing. british feel on sale in a distinctly british place. british place. of the billionaire who now controls the british retail chain. the british retail chain. why did you want to buy british? you want to brings. buy british? single guest, is one of the most stressful parts of the job. stressful parts of the job. michelin stars, we always cooked only for the guests. only for the guests. we wanted to perform, to be at our best everyday. over four hours' time with donald trump. and the major interest in britain's future, including of course brexit. british charity partner, he is upbeat about the future. upbeat about the future. is hamleys, and other well—known british name that is china alone. british name that is

china alone. middle class, they could soon be half a billion strong. half a billion strong. we will see you later. by a chinese company is a sure—fire way to get access to this country. celsius, closer to 5 degrees over the next few days. way to get access to this the next few days. country. they go down even further over can be a very, very challenging experience. the next few hours. one way in, though, is this. next few hours. this. and northern ireland, with an icy start for some of us. china business is offering tailor—made trips. tailor—made trips. wealthy football fans who want to go and watch premier league games. start for some of us. northern ireland, developing to north—west england and the pennines. and watch premier league games. north—west england and the insurance giant prudential is seen as well. as well. but both companies have been forced into joint ventures. pennines. mainly on the hills, not exclusively so, rumbles of thunder as well. been forced into joint ventures. of the complaints about market access in china. access in china. they are opening up in some ways, though. so, rumbles of thunder as well. in some ways, though. and those are the temperatures by the end of the afternoon. the end of the afternoon. deal to send more pics‘ trotters year. feeling colder in the wind. year. trade deals with china in a post—brexit world. and i will see you in a couple of minutes time. good evening, the daley blind up of whether stories around the world.

whether stories around the world. it is a catalogue of extremes tonight. is a catalogue of extremes tonight. we start in australasia. we have seen heat in australasia. colder in the wind. showers elsewhere, even some of the showers tend to fade. showers tend to fade. dry, sunny weather into the afternoon. seen heat in australasia. we have seen keeping the south—east. weather into the afternoon. widespread frost on friday morning, briefly high pressure builds in. seen keeping the south—east. in melbourne, heading through its edney —— sydney as we speak. edney —— sydney as we speak. tropical law was huge amounts of rainfall. four days briefly high pressure builds in. the end of friday, the weather system coming in from the atlantic. worth. millimetres, exactly one year's worth of rain. worth of rain. inside 24 hours, leading to severe and widespread flooding. and widespread flooding. more to come in few days. system coming in from the atlantic. and snow, particularly in parts of northern england and scotland. northern england and scotland. we will keep an eye on that. come in few days. we could see more severe storms to take us to the weekend. take us to the weekend. into new zealand, it has been about the heat. zealand, it has been about the heat. on course for the hottest january in record. record. unusually warm waters off the west coast of the south island. will keep an eye on that. chance for a bit of sleet and snow as well, keep an eye on that. as well, keep an eye on that. and west of the uk,

coast of the south island. pressure building. building. there are skies here, sunshine and a dryer picture. things about to go bang in bed style —— about rural bang in big style. sunshine and a dryer this could be a severe weather story for the country. picture. for the country. 1984 with a month's worth of rain falling in the space of 24 hours. pressure again, followed by another weather system. falling in the space of 24 hours. weather system. looking changeable into the start of next week. severe and damaging into the start of winds as well. from too much rain to too little. next week. with the city's water scandinavia with a very cold easterly wind coming with it. supplier struggling. struggling. reservoirs at a quarter of capacity. of capacity. and that could be as soon as the 12th of april if not sooner. easterly wind coming with it. 12th of april if not influential, coming in from the south—west. chilly north westerly sooner. flow. and if anything, it gets hotter on thursday. thursday. those reservoirs will drop even quicker. even quicker. and in the falkland islands, severe weather on the way tonight. flow. things a little less cold but with a spell of wind and rain. spell of wind and

weather on the way tonight. rain. it the island's windiest spell high—pressure, low—pressure, high—pressure, low—pressure. on record. record. theme, this is the scene in gibraltar in the past few days. gibraltar in the past few days. high—pressure, low—pressure. severe gales whipping perhaps some snow into northern hills. up the waters. and you can hills. see the circulation. into the canaries with maybe rain and snow across morocco itself. and snow across morocco itself. weather in central and eastern parts. parts. for us, it is a cooler day with sunshine and wintry showers. sunshine and wintry showers.