hence, ukraine. hence, crime the area. -- crimea.ce iran's essentially taking over syria and lebanon, as well. >> bill: the worst barked on my part for me is, i said this at the time, this isn't monday morning quarterback and, as soon as assad drop that gas killing their babies and the children and all of that, the next day, the u.s. air force should have just bombed his air force to smithereens. that is easy to do, as you know, they only have one big air base. we could have taken it out in an hour. okay? that was it. we don't do ground troops, we don't need a big war occupation. bang. you don't put another plane up there. but since the united states anything, russia, as you rightly said, came in, and ron kaman, and the slaughter began. and what did the slaughter lead to? millions of migrants leaving the area, flooding the zone in europe. terrorism on the march. isis rising in power because of the chaos. all of these things came from president obama's failure to do anything. but i don't think the president would ever admit that. >> n

hence the name — passport, you see.vably, ces is now in its 50th year and in that time it's got big, very big. the show has spread beyond the walls of the las vegas convention centre to the surrounding hotels and we have seen all sorts of ideas come and go in those five decades. the event might have grown, but the technology, of course, has shrunk. the tv screens have got so thin that they blend into the walls, so thin you can peel them on and off. this is a fully functional windows 10 pc. and when i say this, i actually mean this. this is an intel compute card and it is a complete computer. it has a processer, storage, memory and wi—fi and it is about as powerful as an ultra—thin laptop. although i think those laptops are looking decidedly overweight, don't you think? although actually personal computing isn't the first place that you'll see these things. you are going to see it in things like digital signage, intelligent vending machines, and kiosks. in the home you are going to see it in smart televisions. you are go

hence depends on $20 million.icials seized the cash as part of a wide range into internet talent company. and i tailed of the brazilian man. how lobstermen were stuck near tahoe >> reporter: as what on sunday when the robbery happened cannot intervene and stop the robbers as when he was shot. and another man with a concealed with robbers. and absolutely senseless calls him a first-rate protector who die in making sure no one else did. they were arrested and face murder charges meanwhile go find me account will be made. the white >> pam: mince march and a washington d.c. madonna says her words were taken a wildly out of context after they felt she made a violent threat towards the new commander-in- chief. . venting to her fans over social media she does not promote violence. they were all on their way home i strong gusts of wind and wind up a huge pile of snow and the second hit of this book live. it took awhile to dig the subaru of snow and they were unharmed fire crews say it was so extreme across the tahoe basin

hence why the biotechs were hammered again today. these companies will take a real hit if obamacare gets repealed and lots of people lose their insurance. that's why i have no faith in most retailers or health care companies with the exception of united health group, which gave you great numbers but had its typical post-blowout selloff. it's now starting to regain its stability. to me, the sugar high that's supposed to end tomorrow when trump is sworn in, it may produce some selling. no doubt about it. but this beach has already been softened by days of sideways action, and now this wholesale decline. the bottom line? as long as the economic message from soon to be president trump remains consistent with what we heard on the hill today, i think the setup's ultimately a good one even if there is pain before the gain. frank in michigan, frank. >> caller: jim, good to talk to you again. my question has to do with idexx. i've been building a position in it and on the dips it's gone up a little bit today. ply question is should i hold? sh

we are doing to start to drag air in off the atlantic, and hence that rise in temperatures for the majorityay with a hard frost, one or two freezing fog patches, and the odd shower as well, which could cause some icy stretches. it should be a dry start across wales, that fog up over the high ground, but that will be lifting, and the temperatures will be on the rise. above freezing for northern ireland, rain knocking on the door of the west of the province. a frosty start for most of scotland. and here i think it is set to be a largely dry day, with some sunshine. heading our way down, across the borders into northern england, cold with a hard frost, some freezing fog patches for sure in the morning, so watch out for those. for a time in the morning, so the risk of one or two icy stretches. but temperatures slowly rising above freezing. down across southern england and into the south—west, we should be above zero. a dry start, but some showery rain lies in wait out west. and this band of showery rain will start to push its way slowly eastwards, across northern ireland and into the far south—

the decimal point was in the wrong place when they went to work out what the dosage should be, hencetead of tablets which is what they had used before, so there was a catalogue of errors that led to this really serious incident taking place. luckily, the two students are by now but very alarming for them and their families at the time, simon. am i right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, ifiam right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, if i am correct? yes, right, 300 cups of copy in one dose, ifi am correct? yes, i think 0.1 grams of copy should be in anyone —— of caffeine should be in anyone costly, so they got 300 cups of coffee but 100 times the amount they should have had in the experiment. they were spies to be given three times the amount you normally get in a cup of coffee but got 100 times, hence the reaction. i'm led to believe they were not in court today, but they have fully recovered. they lost ten or 12 kilos each was they were being treated in hospital and afterwards but they have fully recovered. danny, thank you very much. much more coming up from 4pm. we will have more from w

starting to drag the cold air in from the atlantic, hence the rising temperatures for the majority.e day with a hard frost, one or two freezing fog patches, and the odd shower as well, which could cause some icy stretches. should be a dry start across wales. that fog up over the high ground, but that will be lifted, and the temperatures will be on the rise. above freezing for northern ireland, rain knocking on the door of the west of the province. a frosty start for most of scotland, and here i think it is set to be a largely dry day, with some sunshine. heading our way down across the borders into northern england, cold with a hard frost. some freezing fog patches, for sure, in the morning, so watch out for those. i mentioned the odd showerjust building in the eastern counties, for a time, in the morning. so the risk of one or two icy stretches, but temperatures slowly rising above freezing down across southern england and into the south—west. we should be above zero. a dry start, but some showery rain lies in wait out west, and this band of showery rain will start to push its way

the police if you don't knock off all that noise, the two came down and started breaking her door in hence it's forcible entry. >> is he hospitalized? >> he's in his parents' custody presumably out at his residence. >> where is he from? >> crystal lake. >> how long was he in that apartment? >> it appears he was in that physical position tied up in the corner for about four or five hours. >> of course the video shows us a small window of time. anything else that was happening to him? we see what's in the video, but what else has happened to him that perhaps we don't know about? >> we have no other video but the statements of the four of them that they admit they were beating him, kicking him, they were making him drink toilet water and then obviously the video where they're cutting a piece of his scalp. >> you say he might have been held hostage a solid 24 to 48 hours, can you give us a better timeline? >> he was with jordan from last friday, the actual -- but you have to realize the first two days he's with him voluntarily riding around in a van he thinks is jordan's. it's not until they g

hence the name — passport, you see.bly, ces is now in its 50th year, and in that time it's got big, very big. the show has spread beyond the walls of the las vegas convention centre to the surrounding hotels, and we have seen all sorts of ideas come and go in those five decades. the event might have grown, but the technology, of course, has shrunk. the tv screens have got so thin that they blend into the walls, so thin you can peel them on and off. and in amongst the major companies area number of and in amongst the major companies are a number of tiny companies. marc has been checking some of them out. most people understand that if i do this with my fingers it means give me a call on the telephone. however, if i am wearing this strap when i make that gesture my hand becomes part of the telephone itself and can send and receive calls. the strap has a little body conducting unit in here which sends vibrations down my hand and when i stick my finger in my ear, they become amplified sound. there is a microphone just in th

hence had again that we would be a little more cautious.ad this huge move withn the market. i think the hope has run out of steam but i believe you have to see action, earnings lift higher. x-the tax break to justify valuations. we're not overly bearish. we think our long-term forecasted return for the united states is roughly 6% overall over the next several years. >> there has been a lot of focus with the credit markets, treasury market. we keep mentioning the treasury yield bouncing up and down. is there anything telling you something we're not seeing right now in the overall picture? would you be attracted to some parts of the debt market? >> we like high yield. we don't think the 10 year is going to run away from us. we like investment grade bonds. we believe in 2017 the fed will raise about two to three times over the next 12 to 18 months and we don't think you're going to get the credit dislocation. >> what do you do with the banks? they've led the past few weeks but led the rally post election. if you're expecting more fed rate hike

driving i decided to spread the word to all the drivers and educate them lifer subject their original hence the law was passed shut 2008 some of the web and ignoring the law this a lawyer filed local simply say you're looking at maps is that so bad it lawyers were striking drivers to have a map loaded in the background in case they got stopped. stanley r: if you're going to the red light prayer here's the official rules this is the education of our of the new law. >>reporter: i was suggest if you have an said home the majority of the weekend with this system sphene south pacific. >>reporter: a 15 you have heavy rain in most of the north of a zone of antioch in concord. >>reporter: saturday overnight and the sun that we will see another round of heavy rain this continues the heavy rain continues from 2:00 a.m. until about 2:30 p.m. about 12 hours of really heavy rain will see a little bit of a lighter and closer to a sunday evening same thing for parts of san francisco warmer air moving in with this system 11 agrees with this time yesterday is 6 degrees in san jose mainly in the '60s it will

hence, you're not markable. stereotypes are profitable because you know that people pay to see what it seen before. like the old circus freak show, they would always clean up every year in laredo, texas, when the carnival came rent at the freak show wasn't there. people knew i'm going to see the two headed baby. i'm going to see the racist mexican, abandoned mexican, the hot latina bombshell. we've seen these before. we will pay to see them again. if you try to come up with a show that is a little bit different, that's intelligent and progressive and breaks the mold or, you will for it. you are not going to get on broadcast. the impact on ethnic communities is huge. it is internalized. the great writer teaches us the net result of negative stereotyping is the internalization of inferiority at the level of the unconscious. it means you dream about your losing ticket means the mayor that shows you a second rate, never goes away. it's almost always already there. and so the consequences for not intervening where st

hence the name — passport, you see.vably, ces is now in its 50th year, and in that time it's got big, very big. the show has spread beyond the walls of the las vegas convention centre to the surrounding hotels, and we have seen all sorts of ideas come and go in those five decades. the event might have grown, but the technology, of course, has shrunk. the tv screens have got so thin that they blend into the walls, so thin you can peel them on and off. and in amongst the major companies are a number of tiny companies. lara and marc have been checking some of them out. most people understand that if i do this with my fingers it means give me a call on the telephone. however, if i am wearing this strap when i make that gesture my hand becomes part of the telephone itself and can send and receive calls. the strap has a little body conducting unit in here which sends vibrations down my hand and when i stick my finger in my ear, they become amplified sound. there is a microphone just in the strap there, so i can talk into it.

we are doing to start to drag air in off the atlantic, and hence that rise in temperatures for the majority odd shower as well, which could cause some icy stretches. it should be a dry start across wales, that fog up over high ground, but that will be lifting, and the temperatures will be on the rise, above freezing for northern ireland. rain knocking on the door of the west of the province. a frosty start for most of scotland. and here i think it is set to be a largely dry day, with some sunshine. heading our way down, across the borders into northern england, cold with a hard frost, some freezing fog patches for sure in the morning, so watch out for those. i mentioned the odd showerjust spilling into eastern counties for a time in the morning, so the risk of one or two icy stretches. but temperatures slowly rising above freezing. down across southern england and into the south—west, we should be above zero. a dry start, but some showery rain lies in wait out west. and this band of showery rain will start to push its way slowly eastwards, across northern ireland and into the far south—west

this is cold arctic air, very dry, hence, it feels colder than what the thermometer suggests.ll range from six or seven or maybe 8 degrees to around three or four across these north—eastern coast. tonight we have clear skies or high—pressure, so quite a hard frost on the way but with winds blowing around the high—pressure like so, we have slightly less cold air heading into scotla nd slightly less cold air heading into scotland tonight. so for many areas of north and west scotland and parts of north and west scotland and parts of northern ireland, generally frost free but for england and wales are ha rd free but for england and wales are hard frost on the way, temperatures in towns and cities are down to freezing. in rural areas four or 5 degrees lower. tomorrow those atla ntic degrees lower. tomorrow those atlantic winds continue, a fair bit of cloud across the uk, all of us will have more cloud, the best sunshine on tuesday tomorrow, eastern and southern areas, the west and the north—west will pretty overcast at times and there could be spots of rain so take your umbrella. o

hence they are both charged with a burglary. that gives our victim an opportunity to get out. then he's observed walking down the street by our 11th district officers. officer michael donnelly will explain how they happened upon him. >> thank you. donnelly. we observed our victim. he was walking with jordan. at which time i observed him wearing a tank top, inside out backwards, with jean shorts and sandals on. he was bloodied and battered. due to the cold weather conditions, i approached him for a field interview at which time after talking to him, he didn't seem like he was very discombobulated. he was injured, he was confused. at which time i called an ambulance. i left him with two other officers, to continue my investigation. i left then. he was missing and endangered out of streamwood, illinois. they contacted the police and conducted an investigation and put the pieces of the puzzle together for what we have right now. >> we'll take questions now if you have any questions. >> what do you understand the reason why he was there? >> it appears the fight on -- prior to him b

this picture is from representative diane black, who says she is happy to have hence joining them at the meeting this morning.

those evacuations taking place, hence those preparations underway for the south from here.much. preparations underway in great yarmouth, people getting sandbags together. let's talk, if we can, to a resident, veronica, isn't it? you have been collecting sandbags, how worried are you that the floodwaters will come in? very worried because i am living ina in? very worried because i am living in a flood area, it is obviously a big concern but you'vejust in a flood area, it is obviously a big concern but you've just got to do what you've got to do and hope for the best and take precautions. how many sandbags do you think you need for your property? we have about 20 at the moment because i'm getting for my neighbour because he is at home with her little ones. lots of homes are being evacuated. will you leave your property? why not? i can do more in my house than ican if not? i can do more in my house than icanifi not? i can do more in my house than i can if i leave, i have animals so i cannot leave them. you want to stay and protect it? yes. how bad is it? some people say it is

intriguing hence of this, lyndsey gram to chuck todd on "meet the press" suggesting there is some investigation going on. i was covering the intelligence hearing today when ron whiten asked the question of james comey since all of the appearances of the election. he said he could not discuss that in open sessions. they did go into closed sessions later. and the senator from main found that it is highly ironic that james comey could not discuss an ongoing investigation yay or nay of everything that's happening. so it was a lot of hints and smoke about this. they did raise these questions and they said they're going to in close sessions into the afternoon and early evening. we don't know whether there is, we, at nbc, have not confirm that the fbi is investigating those contacts. if they are, that, of course, is a big red flag for a in coming administration. >> malcolm nanse, we are trying to deal with the known and folks can go crazy on the web tonight and read all that's put out there. i looked back in my notes, you and i converse regularly on television and weeks ago, i asked you a question abo

hence the focus on the development of human capital.trategic reform initiative under the new economic model by the government focuses on the transformation of the workplace and the workforce. according to the malaysian education blueprint, malaysia currently has a 75% graduate employability rate and the government aims to increase that to 80% by 2025. hand in hand with malaysia's rapid economic developing, the country's workforce has also advanced becoming increasingly educated and skilled. the development of tertiary education in malaysia has also contributed positively. large increasea of tertiary education in the last 20 years in both institutions and number of students. >> malaysia is really entering a golden age. it all comes back down to the fact that it is still a very young population but also very highly skilled population. as far as the youth are concerned, we are really utilizing them to the maximum, training them to the best of our ability. the government is embarking on improving the technical, vocational aspect of educatio

hence, the robot. >> i was at a professional conference and saw one of these cats, and i was really quite to introduce to our residents, and the residents loved it. >> they purr, they blink -- >> the blinking kind of freaks me out. >> they meow, they roll over. >> roll over. finish. >> they're just really like cats. they do it when they want to do it. >> so they're a pain in the neck. [laughter] >> i know and you guys know that the cat is fake, so i asked dan about that. >> we're not trying to pull anything over on anyone; rather, if it's soothing and it's comforting, let's do it. >> i'm here. yes. you're my pussycat. >> immediately you can see how happy they got. >> she likes you a lot. >> yes. >> and all three of them immediately relaxed. and i was really -- i was, like, i'm ready to go to bed. you must be a good belly rubber. normally cats don't like me, this is a benefit. >> when you were a little girl, did you help take care of a cat? you did? what kinds of things did you do for the cat? >> america eow. do. >> oh, just about everything. >> it's definitely a conversation starter, and

metro announce there will be to hence midday service accommodate the march for life. metro will run trains avery eight minutes on each line, resulting in services at every two to four minutes in the core downtown areas. keep that in mind. we have video out of china of a massive demolition. in just 10 seconds, you can see it took down more than one dozen buildings. five tons of explosives were used. you can see what it looks like from joan footage. the area will be turned into a bicester did -- into a business district. doug: take a look at satellite radar, the moisture being pulled in over the atlantic ocean. we have gusty wind with wind advisory in effect until 7:00 tonight. rain tonight, ending in the morning with maybe some afternoon sunshine tomorrow. fory: thank you there are times when it's nice that things go up. and it's sometimes even better when things go down. novec, a not-for-profit electric cooperative, provides wholesale power to its customers at cost. any changes in that cost are passed along through an annual power cost adjustment on bills. the average

. >> anthony: ah, hence the, uh, the shape.l takes on hawaiian cooking, not that you'd necessarily notice. every dish designed to be eaten with the hands. what's good? the baby back ribs are air-dried, braised, then breaded and fried. lean cod tacos treated like shawarma. beer can crackling chicken -- it's brined, rotisseried, then air-dried like peking duck, then fried. meanwhile, not too far away, on sawtelle, a kogi truck pulls up, stops, reverses back to the corner. before the awning is even up, there's already a line. hungry people have been waiting in cars or around the corner ever since the twitter announcement 30 minutes ago. >> roy choi: yeah, this is just -- >> anthony: i feel guilty. i'm jumping the line, right? wow. what's the longest line you've ever had at one of these things? >> roy choi: 600. >> anthony: 600 people for one truck? >> roy choi: yeah. >> anthony: the kogi taco -- double-caramelized korean barbecue short rib on fresh corn tortilla, salsa roja, cilantro-onion- lime relish, and a napa cabbage/romaine

this picture is from representative diane black, who says she is happy to have hence joining them at the meeting this morning. afterward, they held a press conference. . >> i want to welcome you all to the start of the 115th congress. first, we'd like to start with thanking the american people for entrusting us, and we take it to heart and responsibility. we have a special guest with us today. someone who has been here many times before in the service. i want to congratulate the trump-pence team. they have the wisdom to listen and now they have the courage to lead america. when you watch on the floor today, we're going to start with that courage. we watched what has happened to jobs across this country. the regulations that has been impounded for the last eight years. you'll see this week, that we will bring up the reins act. many of you know about that legislation. it simply says give the people a , voice when it comes to regulation in america. the rains act only deals with those bills of regulation that get imposed upon that cost more than $100 million on business. you think that w

gold smith hence wttg and then became the metro media network. some of you may remember that and mid 8 sold fox. >> this morning we'll share more great pictures and memories and we want tonight hear from you as well how far back to you remember watching twvrment tg. how old were you when you started watching? do you remember mauri pov itch remember him? >> you are not -- >> that's a different mauri povitch. >> he worked at channel five how about panorama if you remember that what was your favorite t. v. show besides fox good day d.c. use #fox 7 and you can. >> happy birthday. >> don't look a day over 69 1/2. >> you have jokes today. let's talk a little weather now. this is pretty serious warm, rain, cold, create trauma out there in the dmv. >> we don't do trauma in the dmv all cost. wisdom is right, rain, roads, don't maix around here. lots of it coming our way. you see the rain moving in from the south and it sticks around for majority of the morning commute and then through the early part of the afternoon as well. another thing i want to mentio

we are going to start to drag the cold air in from the atlantic, hence the rising temperatures for thet, one or two freezing fog patches, and the odd shower as well, which could cause some icy stretches. should be a dry start across wales. that fog up over the high ground, but that will be lifting, and the temperatures will be on the rise. above freezing for northern ireland, rain knocking on the door of the west of the province. a frosty start for most of scotland, and here i think it is set to be a largely dry day, with some sunshine. heading our way down across the borders into northern england, cold with a hard frost. some freezing fog patches, for sure, in the morning, so watch out for those. i mentioned the odd showerjust spilling into eastern counties, for a time, in the morning. so the risk of one or two icy stretches, but temperatures slowly rising above freezing down across southern england and into the south—west. we should be above zero. a dry start, but some showery rain lies in wait out west, and this band of showery rain will start to push its way slowly eastwards across

he would be ineligible to serve as defense secretary since he's not been a civilian for seven years hence the congressional waiver is required something that's not been done since foo1950. we'll have the hearing 2:00 eastern time live on c-span3. news coming out this from the "washington post" reporting a confirmation hearing, mattis warns of russian attempts to break nato. the story president-elect trump, nominee, retired general james mattis warned to destabilize the nato alliance and said the united states must do more to confront russian provocations. again that story from the "washington post." several tweets coming in as well. this one from cbs news. james mattis just called nato the most successful military alliance in modern history, maybe ever. mattis says u.s. must deliver a hard blow versus isis so there's no sense of invinceability but must be a broader approach with allies coming out of the senate hearing to serve as general james mattis to serve in the trump administration. let's go to your calls and see what you thought of the hearing today. chris on the line from michigan.

back then, suite have hence the storm would overwhelm the bay area terms of rainfall, downed trees and power outages. the north bay picking up significant rainfall especially early this morning to take a look at these numbers. san rafael over 3 inches of rain. santa rosa over 3 inches. look at his work over 4 inches. a lot of this came down this morning causing the problems out there. more general view across the bay area. implement and seneca sound silly 4.5 inches.'s cisco one point and seneca sound silly 4.5 inches.'s cisco 1.41 and livermore 1.02. here you can't see the radar coverage over the past 12 hours to the constant stream of moisture moving into the bay area will notice the past few brings things begin to back off but still has scattered rain. you heard about that flash flood warning post for portions of santa clara county's these areas to the west morgan hill to the west and go way, that's a flash flood warning and less until 730 this evening as you look at the radar, thankfully we don't have lots of intense downpours. you can pick out closer to morgan hill, gilroy and mor

. >> hence the name of the store. >> you'll find 11,000 copies, some in spanish and one in french but most in english. another 3000 copies are in the back, i assume in case they run low. >> it is bright red, it is beautiful. there are just so many of them. >> and the two are with the l.a. based art collective that everything is terrible, which put all of this together. for some unholy reason the group began collecting vhs copies of the tom cruise classics and fans started mailing this nem. and now for the next couple of weeks their part of a video store that doesn't rent out any movies. >> that would involve you taking a jerry from the collection and that is not allowed. >> so we know what this is and we know who is behind it. but i guess the question when it comes to the jerry maguire video is the jerry mac-why. >> why not. >> that is not an answer. that is just another question. >> the dream is to build a pyramid out in the desert made entirely the jerry maguire. >> that is the goal, only bigger and permanent. the world's only jer a-mid. >> and we want to give them a forever home. >

you know, we know that he's resting in peace in heaven -- hence the name, "rest in power" -- but, at same time, we feel like we have to do our part to help other children. >> trevor: you talk about that in the book. how do you go from being parents to really being the fuel that starts one of the most powerful movements america has ever seen? >> anytime you're dealing with grief, you definitely have emotions, and your emotions can take you to places you don't want to go, but just out of the love and respect for our child, and we chose to take the high road, so to speak, in his death, and we know that this is more -- this is bigger than treyvon, this is about many other kids that are across this country and, while we're here, we're going to do what is in our power to stop other families from losing their children to the same violence. >> trevor: is >> yes. he was about nine years old at the time. we'd go to the park and he'd stay in the park from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at night. when we got ready to leave after his game, i asked him did he want something to eat, and he just wanted to g

heating oil since 1999 went up $700 a gallon, hence, a oil bill to heat your home in the winter. unless the government can understand that when you unionize our public sector, you are handing huge, huge deposits down the road r50d. unfunded pension liabilities run about $100 frl. in my own small town my property taxes run $6,000 a year. host: we'll get a response. guest: well, in some states there is a very high property tax. in other states it's much lower. so there is some regional competition as related to the property tax and how people migrate from one region to the other. the overall inflation comes from the bureau of labor statistics, the inflation rate is currently very low but it is rising because we will no longer get that bonus of the declining gasoline prices any more. gasoline prices had fallen from a high of $4 to $2. now i don't think it will go down to $1. so if it doesn't go to $1 that means there are will be other areas that start to push up inflation. if we look at the rent ort owner equivalent rebt or home values those are clearly outpacing people's income. th

on the wall with mexico, hence the executive order on the immigration ban, which he said will deal withrist threats. now he is moving very quickly to appoint supreme court justices. now he is moving very quickly to appoint supreme courtjustices. he has other executive orders in the wings. there was a lot of criticism, not only from democrats, but from some republicans that the orders have been put together quite hastily bya have been put together quite hastily by a small group of white house advisers. they haven't really been vetted by the different departments. you can see the confusion with the immigration ban and the growing resista nce immigration ban and the growing resistance to it. mr trump's argument would be that he wanted to show his supporters quickly that he was taking seriously his promises. by was taking seriously his promises. by and large, his supporters seem to be happy. downing street says president trump's state visit to the uk is "months away", and no timings have been decided. more than 1.5 million people have now signed a petition urging the government to cancel it

trump team about that first presidential meeting with putin, but they are welcoming donald trump, hence, that sanctions could end if russia is helpful to the u.s. they're preparing for a deal. >> done is a businessman. he wants concessions. he wants to get the best deal out of everyone. so putin will have to be on his guard with trump. >> reporter: the obama era is ending with thousands of u.s. troops arriving this weekend in poland to deter russia. with moscow claiming, that's a threat. >> what does america gain out of sending 250 tanks to to the baltic states? we fail to understand this. this is the logic of a confrontation with russia. >> reporter: like many heeshre, wants cooperation with trump against isis. >> we need to fight these radical islamic groups. we need to fight them together. >> reporter: from the krem lirngs a pre-inauguration message to america. >> we're not bad guys. the things being blamed on us, and our president. they're false and they're fake. think twice before saying russians are bad guys. >> reporter: two nations at odds. now just days away from an unpredictab

hence the name — passport, you see.logy, of course, has shrunk. the tv screens have got so thin that they blend into the walls, so thin you can peel them on and off. and in amongst the major companies are a number of tiny companies. lara and marc have been checking some of them out. most people understand that if i do this with my fingers it means give me a call on the telephone. however, if i am wearing this strap when i make that gesture my hand becomes part of the telephone itself and can send and receive calls. the strap has a little body conducting unit in here which sends vibrations down my hand and when i stick my finger in my ear, they become amplified sound. there is a microphone just in the strap there, so i can talk into it. let‘s just see if that works. and it does. so this is the prototype. the finished thing looks like a normal watch strap and can be fitted to any old watch. now, when you want to hang up, that‘s simplicity itself. all you‘ve got to do is take your hand away from your ear. health is once ag

. >> hence the name of the store. >> you'll find 11,000 copies, some in spanish and one in french but most in english. another 3000 copies are in the back, i assume in case they run low. >> it is bright red, it is beautiful. there are just so many of them. >> and the two are with the l.a. based art collective that everything is terrible, which put all of this together. for some unholy reason the group began collecting vhs copies of the tom cruise classics and fans started mailing this nem. and now for the next couple of weeks their part of a video store that doesn't rent out any movies. >> that would involve you taking a jerry from the collection and that is not allowed. >> so we know what this is and we know who is behind it. but i guess the question when it comes to the jerry maguire video is the jerry mac-why. >> why not. >> that is not an answer. that is just another question. >> the dream is to build a pyramid out in the desert made entirely the jerry maguire. >> that is the goal, only bigger and permanent. the world's only jer a-mid. >> and we want to give them a forever home. >

so hence paul nuttall will be thinking this is a chance for him to get into parliament.ws, it's time for the travel show. this week i will travel millions of yea rs this week i will travel millions of years back in time underground in 0man. starting to work up a bit of a sweat here. we are hitting the water in new york city. plus we are booking a table at the world's old est booking a table at the world's oldest restaurant. first up, this week we are in new york. it is a frenzy of people and traffic and everything here from the skyscrapers to the food is gigantic. but what most people don't know is that if you are lucky you might also be able to spot some of the biggest creatures on earth. joe worley has taken to the waters there to find out more. this is rockaway bay, it isa out more. this is rockaway bay, it i5340 out more. this is rockaway bay, it is a a0 minute cab ride from times square and one of the jumping is a a0 minute cab ride from times square and one of thejumping off points for reaching the waters of the new york bite. speeding through the new york bite. sp

hence this is being pitched as something that could act as an alert system for elderly people, althoughone‘s sleep by measuring how active you are during the night. as we move towards a world where we want to monitor everything, this is an interesting alternative to putting up cameras. today the world is going toward connected living, so we have connected houses and cars but people don't appreciate having a camera inside their bedroom or inside their bathroom, so basically our radar doesn't provide a visual image like a camera does and it is applicable in privacy sensitive situations. that directional nature of the sensing means a system can detect when a high thing like a person standing up in the shower suddenly becomes a low thing, like someone who has fallen over in the shower... at which point, you can sound the alarm. as well as preserving privacy, this system has other advantages over a camera. the radar can see through a steamy bathroom and even in the dark. although, if you're showering in the dark, well, you can expect to fall over sooner or later. see, now, lara here would ha

they lay claim tojerusalem as part of an eventual palestinian state, hence moving the could derail theanslation: we say to mr trump that we hope he will not move embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem becausejerusalem from the israeli point of view is a united city, and this is not correct and illegal. therefore, moving the embassy to any place will be a step ahead of anything that may happen in the future and would damage the peace process. we hope to stop this and to start negotiations depending on international legitimacy. donald trump and benjamin netanyahu also see eye to eye on another crucial issue for the region, scrapping a 2015 agreement for iran to reduce its uranium stockpile in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions. both leaders favour a harder line towards iran. but their support for relocating the american embassy could prove incendiary, not least to american allies in the middle east, such as saudi arabia, jordan or egypt, countries donald trump may need to rely on if he is to achieve his wider goal of eliminating it islamic state. president trump says talks o