three days of mourning have been declared in iran following the president. the 82-year-old was a influential figure in prose to revolution iran and was credited for building bridges. >> iranians are mourning the passing of a political founding father. the former president. theas a central actor in 1979 islamic revolution that and later years he supported political reforms. moment of his life, he bravely showed the correct path to our people. with his bravery and bright thinking, he showed the right path. for the honor of his country, the glory of the ruling system and the revolution. hopeful to continue his path. he often provided a critical moderate voice in iranian politics, supporting an end to the war in iraq in the 1980's and allowing more freedoms to the game industry. aboutwas always worried the people. during these times we spent with him he was always thinking about the people, and the people were very kind to their family. i have a feeling of disbelief. >> then blocked from the ballot by hard-liners in 2013. i have a feeling of disbelief. his death

some of that will linger into the afternoon but most of it will clear the way and the mourning cloa kill clear the way and the mourning cloak will break up to leave a sunny afternoon compared to today. —— morning cloud. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2.30pm: theresa may won't say whether she knew about a failed trident missile test

three days of national mourning are under way in three days of national mourning are underway in iranthe death of the former president akbar hashemi rafsanjani, the former president akbar hashemi rafsa njani, he was the former president akbar hashemi rafsanjani, he was 82 years old. more than 20 people have died because of bitterly cold weather in much of central and eastern europe over the weekend. the golden globe awards ceremony in los angeles, la la land, in nostalgic nod to hollywood musicals, has won best film and best director. now it is time for our news review: the independent leads with jerusalem, where four israeli soldiers have been killed in a lorry attack. the palestinian driver was shot dead, while israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu suggested islamic state was involved. the guardian leads with uk foreign secretary boris johnson, who has flown to new york for the uk's first formal face—to—face meetings with us president—elect donald trump's administration. the front of the arab news has a picture of former iranian president akbar hashemi rafsanjani, who has died a

three days of national mourning are under way in three days of national mourning are underway in iranmenei, has led tributes to the influential former president, akbar hashemi rafsanjani, who has died at the age of 82. the entertainment industry has been celebrating the best of film and television at the golden globe awards in los angeles. they're traditionally seen as an indicator of what will do well at the oscars. the film la la land — a nostalgic tribute to hollywood musicals — has won a string of prizes, including best movie — musical or comedy, best score, best original song and best director for damien chazelle. and the golden globe for best movie — drama has gone to moonlight. 0na night like on a night like tonight, our correspondent peter bowes will be wearing a tuxedo. that's where he is. does la la land refer to la? i haven't seen this. it does refer to la- haven't seen this. it does refer to la—of haven't seen this. it does refer to la — of course it does. it's kind of tongue—in—cheek reference — la la land, a little bit weird, especially from a distance, but how people li

. >> christmas this year has been turned into a time of mourning.ourning for the victims, but also for a society that until now, has enjoyed relative safety and peace. but while sobered by the attack, many berliners say they're determined to hold onto their freedom. >> france has suffered the most deadly attacks by the islamic state in recent years of any country in europe. its citizens have had to endure and recover from loss over and over again. overcoming trauma like this is what the victims of the berlin attack must now undergo. it was about a year ago that emile's whole life changed in a matter of moments. when members of is killed 130 people when they launched attacks on restaurants, cafes and a concert hall in paris. , the young frenchman was caught up in one of the attacks and he survived. he shared with us how he has learned to cope. >> within seconds, a person's life can change forever, or be extinguished entirely. emile witnessed that for himself on november 13, 2015. > it's also when he truly recognized how important it is to help others

they mourned a 23-year-old killed in the attack on the reina nightclub. a student working there for new year's eve who was simply in the wrong place. at his funeral, his colleague, who took refuge from the gunman in the bathroom. >> i was in the toilet. electricity went out. i was like, yes, that's all, i said my last goodbyes to my friends, telling him goodbye, that's all, "i love you." mark: that was the end? >> yeah, that was the end. i thought because the shooting

we mourn the great loss, and our hearts go out to the families. vice president humphrey echoed those sentiments. as the apollo meeting broke up, everyone in the room seemed quite anxious to leave the room. some of those there didn't seem quite to know how to act. a few simply shrugged their shoulders and said, "what can ?" say say." others thought out reporters to say, one thing we want you to make clear is that no one in this program wants to give up. werner von braun, one of the better known names in the american space program was , there. at first he would not say anything. he said, i am a member of the team and i cannot say anything. we're not supposed to say anything. but then finally he seemed he could not contain himself, and he started to talk to us. he would not give anything at the studio or anything approaching a full interview. he said one thing that sticks out in my mind, he said that all of the astronauts live on a first name basis with the death. these men know the risks. they thought the risks were worth taking. now he also said th

a country in mourning.ster paid tribute on monday following friday's tragic bus crash. 56 people had been on the bus when it crashed and burst into flames in northern italy. the group were on their way home from a ski holiday, their way home from a ski holiday, the victims mostly students aged between 14 and 18. on sunday hungary's foreign minister said it could take days to identify the bodies because of severe burns. translation: once the shock is gone the losses become even more tormenting. based on the reports from the scene, the situation has become harder as we begin the most painful process, identifying the body. over the weekend hundreds of people attended a candlelit vigil outside the school building, praying for the victims, stand by what happened. the first of those injured in the tragedy were transferred from verona hospitals to budapest to continue their treatment. amongst the survivors a teacher and his wife credited with rescuing many pupils lost their own children. it is not clear why the bu

the wreckage could be seen for miles as villages mourned the families that were killed when the plane crashed into more than 40 homes. four pilots in the flight were killed according to officials at the scene. the country of kyrgyzstan will on or oarve a day of -- object serve a day of mourning. >>> a club full of people attending are -- attending an electronic dance festival. security detail were among five that died. >>> a winter storm brought freezing rain across the plain states has left thousands without power. the storm lefd highways and sidewalks -- left highways and sidewalks glazed over from texas to maryland. the storm is expected to hit chicago and detroit and other areas in the upper midwest today. >>> the end of an era for the greatest show on earth. people are shocked at the coming closure of the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus after 146 year run. philadelphia is one of the cities on it is remaining tour. the show will be here february 15 through the 20th. cost went up as ticket sales went down after the elephant act was retired for good last year. elizabeth

we're joining so many stars in mourning the loss of a tv legend. >> she was the best there ever was. >> she was in two different shows, in two different decades, and knocked them both out of the park. >> she made the idea of an independent woman, a career woman seem attainable to a whole generation of women. >> she was a pioneer in front of the screen, but also behind the screen as well. >> fans are paying tribute to mary tyler moore today at the hollywood walk of fame. there's no word yet on funeral plans. the 80-year-old actress died yesterday in greenwich, connecticut. they're rushing to include her at sunday's s.a.g. awards. mary received a standing ovation at the event five years ago, when she was presented with the life achievement award. >> tonight i, too, am happy after all these years. >> she was introduced by dick van dyke, her co-star for five seasons, who spoke today to cbs this morning. >> the chemistry that happened between us was just serendipity. we became an improv group. >> mary is also honored by her co-stars of the mary tyler moore show. >> thank you for being my

from winter break under a pall of sadness. >> last night people were like wear black. >> they're mourning the death of 15-year-old charlotte, killed early new year's day in her home. >> doing this for her, kind of just to rem >> police say her mother had heard a scuffle coming from charlotte's bedroom 2:00 a.m. sunday. when she went to check, she was confronted by an armed teenage boy who shot the mother, the daughter and turned the gun on himself. charlotte died at a hospital later. the mother survived. the teen was hospitalized with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. >> be sensitive to the feelings of friends and staff and provide counselling if needed. >> a letter went out to parents sunday telling them of a incident and informing them that part of the day's schedule, first period would be set aside for discussion and contemplation. >> the school system will have a team of counselors here today to support students and staff. >> the identity of the suspect is yesterday to be released. it's not known if he was a student at charlotte's school. early in the investigation, police h

domestically he's been a powerful voice when the nation mourned, channeling moral authority one masshooting after another, after another. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: and yet, beyond the words, beyond that spiritual, he clearly sang from the heart in charleston. what concrete measures can he point to that might reduce gun violence in the future? >> he has said that one of his biggest regrets and not being able to pass any meaningful gun control reform. and it remains one of the biggest failures of his presidency. >> he's articulated a sense of frustration and rage and disappointment, and yet he hasn't been able to do anything about it. who do we blame for that? >> i think there's a lot of people working on the problem. i'm one of the people working on the problem. there's great testimonies and stories about people who have overcome violent outcomes. you don't necessarily hear about those. you hear about the gun shots and the violence and the bloodshed. >> reporter: other things obama did accomplish or influence are now under threat. >> this morning the supreme court recognized that t

the japanese people are mourning following the death of the emperor.the imperial palace to pay their respect when it was announced he was dead. good grief. after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie browns and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa and to the majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil would head out to sea. the world's tallest skyscraper opens today. it has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. welcome back, you are watching newsday. our top stories: turkish police say this is the suspect they are hunting over the deadly is stumble nightclub attack. i was say he is one of his followers. is is also carried out a string of bombings in baghdad, killing 35 people

. >> sports worlds mourning the loss of two major league players. >> coming up: both players died in separate car crashes, we'll have the details on the accidents. >> we now know what caused samsung phones to explode and catch fire. the results of the month company's m fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downloads. don't pay for uploads that aren't up to speed. get 150 meg internet with equal uploads and downloads, tv and phone for only $79.99 per month online for one year. only from fios. >> it is the batteries that are to blame, what samsung said caused fires in their galaxy note seven phone. >> company made the announcement sunday saying the batteries poorly designed and manufactured. samsung launched month long investigation to figure out the problem after stopping sales. phone in october. >> major league baseball comm

may we mourn his loss and honor his memory. may god bless landon weaver and his family. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia, mr. jenkins, for five minutes. mr. jenkins: thank you, mr. speaker. in this new year we must make things right for other miners and their widows. e must act now to keep the promise. we must honor their work in the mines by protecting the pensions and health care benefits they work their whole lives to earn. we must pass legislation. i co-sponsored to protect these hard-earned benefits for families like rita blankenship who wrote me asking for help. here's what she said. my husband was promised health promised health care coverage in 1975 when he went to work in the mines and joined the union. i am asking if you could do everything possible to get this passed so we will have health care, she wrote. . these miners and their families deserve no less than what they worked their entire lives to earn. the peace of mind that comes with a pension and sec

there will now be three days of national mourning in iran. hashemi rafsanjani will be buried on tuesday. catriona renton, bbc news. in other news: the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has met key advisors to the us president—elect, donald trump, on an unannounced visit to new york. officials described their three—hour discussions as "positive but frank." it's understood they discussed us policy towards syria, china and russia. mrjohnson will hold talks with senior congress figures in washington later on monday. the french defence minister has revealed that 2a,000 cyber attacks against french defence targets were prevented last year. jean—yves le drian said such attacks were doubling in number every year. he warned that france's infrastructure was at risk and that some people could try to interfere with the elections in may. the nigerian president muhammadu buhari says he's hopeful the remaining 195 schoolgirls captured from the town of chibok will be rescued. the islamist militant group boko haram drew international media attention wh

some of that will linger into the afternoon but most of it will clear the way and the mourning cloa kill clear the way and the mourning cloak will break up to leave a sunny afternoon compared to today. —— morning cloud. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2.30pm: theresa may won't say whether she knew about a failed trident missile test when mps were voting to renew the weapons system. i have absolute faith in our trident missiles. when i made that speech in the house of commons, what we were talking about was whether or not we should renew our trident. trade, nato and brexit are likely to be high on the agenda as mrs may meets donald trump this friday. the prime minister said she wouldn't be afraid to challenge mr trump if he said or did anything which was unacceptable. president trump and his white house team have launched a furious attack on the media, accusing them of lying about the size of the crowds at his inauguration on friday. the former president of the gambia, yahya jammeh, has left the country, after agreeing to hand over power to adama barrow, who defeated him in a

the country is serving three days of mourning.go but remained an influential figure in iranian politics. scientists have found that a drug used to treat alzheimer's disease encourages teeth to regrow as well as repairing cavities. researchers at king's college london found that the drug tideglusib stimulates the formation of dentine, the materialfound under tooth enamel. it's thought the discovery might reduce the need for fillings in the future. and one of the world's most challenging dog sled races has kicked off in the french alps. with a backdrop of snow—capped mountains "the great 0dyssey challenge" sees riders travel 1,000 kilometres injust 11 days. the winner will be crowned in just over a week's time. we will keep you updated on just who that winner will be. tens of thousands of australian preschoolers, children between three and five years old, are going to have the chance to foreign learn languages this year, as the government rolls out an early learning language programme right across the country. australia's minister f

three days of national mourning will start on monday.ondon. the protest, which blocked roads in the knightsbridge area was organised by the union that represents hospitality workers in the store — as part of a row over tips. sarah harris has this report. chanting, a smoke bomb and arrests — not what is expected on saturday in the heart of knightsbridge. this demonstration was in support of harrods restaurant staff, who it is claimed are not allowed to keep most of their tips. just the day before yesterday, they did admit they had been taking 50%. they didn't give any explanation why they were taking 50%. that 50% figure is refuted by staff, and we have had access to internal records of harrods, and it is clearly more than 50%. many london restaurant staff are allowed to keep their tips. some managers say that does notjust bolster their relatively low wages. if it is a good establishment, if they make good tips, people are likely to be loyal and remain in the business for a long time. and if that happens, the business benefits from the lo

the japanese people are mourning, following the death of emperor hirohito.alace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief. after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika would head out to sea. it didn't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. good to have you with us. the latest headlines: turkish officials say they're close to identifying the suspect in the deadly istanbul nightclub attack, as so—called islamic state says it was behind the shootings. a pri

>> an outpouring of emotion as a community gather to mourn the loss after teenager, killed riding a atv, and friend also hurt. we'll have more on last night's vigil. >> and this is a scene in seattle last night, one of many cities nationwide, where protesters voice their opposition to president trump's travel ban. more coverage including a look at some of the newspaper headlines today, that's just ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> jim donovan is apparently a huge 9:00 to 5:00 fan. >> yes. >> what you learn on a monday morning. sag awards honors 9:00 to 5:00 actress liz tomlin. >> we'll hear about her and her lifetime achievement award a little later in the show. love the cast of this movie. it is fantastic. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ 8faz z12fz y28fay y12fy how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may i

this is of palestinian interest as well. >> that country still in mourning.you. >>> let's check in on the cnn money stream right now. global stocks trading mixed. dow futures lower right now. the average came close to 20,000 on friday. one-third of a point away. it could not get there. the dow will need 37 points to cross that milestone today. >>> the big question on wall street this week, will we see a positive trump effect on corporate earnings? analysts expect profits to rise 3% overall for the fourth quarter. big banks kickoff this week, bank of america and jpmorgan chase and wells fargo. all of those stocks have soared since donald trump won the election. >>> new this morning, mcdonald's selling off most of the business in china for $2.1 billion. the chinese financial company called citic will take over operations in china and hong kong. the carlyle group is taking a 28% stake. mcdonald's will hold a 20% stake. this is part of a global shift to reduce the number of stores it owns and turn them into franchises. the restaurants are not going away in china.

. >> ♪ >> you're going to make it after all ♪ >> hollywood mourning the loss of another icon, mary tylerre has died. we will take a look at how she inspired generations of fans. >> she has that smile. and the sixers on role. another big win without their biggest stars. how they got it done in milwaukee. >> they win again. we love it. good day everyone, it is thursday, january 26th, 2017. that's right, do you have raise the cats. do you have any cats? >> no, allergic, highly. >> really? >> i bug out. love them to death but can't have them around. >> dogs? >> allergic to some. what about you? >> animals in general, i had two cats growing up, so if i was younger i could definitely raise the cats, sue. >> well, we can all do that, and enjoy today. we had beautiful day yesterday. we're going to have some mild temperatures to start, but the showers have already moved in. and we will have winnie afternoon, going down to six out of ten, showers have arrived, for some of us, but temperatures are in the four's, 50's, buddy celebrating the sixers win, as women. here is the rain moving into our area

. >> friends, family and millions of fans are mourning the loss of award winning actress and icon mary. mary as we all knew her passed away wednesday. sunny was 08 years old. gayle king has a look back at the woman who could turn the world on with a smile. >> you've got spunk. >> well, yes. >> i hate spunk! >> reporter: from the very first episode of the mary tyler moore show, moore's character, mary richards embodied the qualities audiences grew to love. including an independence seldom seen from women on tv at the time. a single, career driven woman, juggling life at work, and at home. >> read it? >> all right. >> out loud! >> reporter: she played a successful female lead in a male dominated industry. and women everywhere took >> she threw her hat in the air and liberated all the women. i think women applauded her all over the country and world. >> reporter: she stood up for herself and her friend. she faced life with humor in a very human vulnerability. >> i'm not so different from her. i think there is a lot of us, a lot about us that is, similar. >> what? >> we're earnest. we mean

eve of president trump's visit and america mourns the passing of mary tyler moore. next. >>tionew program with jim gardner. >> out to protest tonight, protesting against president trump. this the scene in center city as hundreds assembled in protest. this will not be the last time you see this over the next 24 hours. it's wednesday night and the big story is president trump. he is coming to philadelphia tomorrow to take part in the republican policy party retreat. the spotlight will be on him. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live city. who are protesters tonight and what was the thee cused on repealing te care t is republicans will talk makeces heard they a of lgbtbratn 12th and market. >> who says you can't party a tim att and traeople dcc h >>al spend io theffe car is only >> we forou peopleor ne hours his way to thresencer ou6:00 a.m. 13th or alreadye s tionprt if you live in the area, give yourself extra around. christie ileto wphl-17. >> jim? >> parking and pedestrian restrictions take effect 6:00 a.m. with road cloatiers at 8:00 12th, chestnut to arch and 1

. >> we will mourn this devastating attack. and we will heal together as one community, as one country. and as one family. >> a second man arrested after the shooting last night has been released. investigators are now calling him a witness. >>> president trump issued an executive order seeking to dramatically reduce federal regulations. this action requires government agencies requesting a new regulation to identify too that they will cut to counterbalance the costs. >> the white house will ultimately decide which regulations to eliminate. >> this will be the biggest such act our country has ever seen. there will be regulation, there will be control, it will be a normalized control, where you can open your business and expand your business very easily. >> president trump's nominee for secretary of state advanced to a final vote today. three democrats joined gop senators to put former exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson on track for a confirmation vote. that vote will most likely happen by wednesday. >>> turning the ordinary into a m

only one returns home after harrowi harrowing older and in mourning. >> donald trump inauguration, president-elect lashes out at civil rights icon. >>> in oakland for the lunar new year bazaar, sold traditional decorations and sweets to usher in the year of the rooster. continues tomorrow. stands are up 10:00 to 5:00. and that's it for abc7 news at 9:00, next news cast at 11:00 on channel 7 for the latest weather and sports action and oh, yeah, i'll be there too. see you later. - can you believe they fit 38 sugar cubes in here? hey, how much will you give me if i can put them all in my mouth? - nothing. - you're on. - hey. - hey. - hi, honey. - stop it. all of them. so, good news. you know how we wanted the central park birdhouse for our wedding? - yep. - they had a cancellation. it's ours in two weeks. - oh, wow, that's good news. - i thought you were planning your wedding in your hometown. - we were, but that's when the boathouse wasn't available. now, it is. - oh, i love the boathouse. such a romantic setting. - you know what else is romantic? the coatroom in the boathouse.

they lost the hard work, but they were kind of in mourning, and this is something that i was very touchedin these memoirs. these men who were grieving for this lost relationship. tim pears, author of the horseman, thank you very much. thank you,jim. good evening. i hope you've had a nice weekend. it has been dreary out there today. rain across many parts of the uk and a lot of cloud. we will keep the theme going in the next few days. some of it is thick enough to give some trips and drops of rain. no great amounts out there at the moment. as we go into the night, some of the rain will start to pick up. scotland, parts of east wales and england as well. fog patches in east anglia and the south—east. it is chilly. milder further west. we starts tomorrow with temperatures well above freezing. the catches there will be afair bit freezing. the catches there will be a fair bit of rain around, particularly for the southern and the midlands. a touch of frost across kent. a frost free start to the day. mostly drive for northern ireland and most of scotland as well, away from east areas. hopefully

they lost the hard work, but they were kind of in mourning, and this is something that i was very touchedhese memoirs. these men who were grieving for this lost relationship. tim pears, author of the horseman, thank you very much. thank you,jim. good evening. for some of us it was a very wet day, culminating in a very white evening. lashing rain across central and southern parts of the country early on but in the last few hours as temperatures have fallen, the rain has started to turn to sleet and snow. even inside the city of london, and the suburbs and more rural areas, snow cover on the hills. problems on the roads for sure. the sleet and snow does not hang around forever. later on it will clear eastwards but that introduces another problem because temperatures will fall quickly. 0nce the skies clear and everything will freeze, water, slush and snow. warnings have been issued for the possibility of icy conditions into the night. that is the case just about everywhere with further wintry showers across the north, and the west of england and wales. northern ireland and blizzards ranging

dramatic chase that left another officer dead and a city in mourning.onald trump it picks his son-in-law as a senior white house advisor amid questions whether it's legal and a wildly memory supplement comes under fire for false claims when we see you back here tonight at 6:30. >> see you then. thanks. >> new at 5:00 one step closer to a cure. now more children may soon be able to get it. >> that's because federal approval is just months away. i visited with one south jersey family who says the treatment is giving their little boy a future. >> reporter: when you look at this boy, lover of legos, and crazy about super heros. but what you don't see everything he's been through. >> i just want him to be strong and i don't want him to see me not being strong. >> he was diagnosed with lee keemia when he was just 2 and after years of progress with chemotherapy. >> that's when they were like, okay, his cancer came back so they saw more leukemia cells. >> more chemo and radiation wasn't working so they turned to an experimental treatment at chop. it saved his l

i realize now that it's okay for me to mourn what i thought was going to be her life. >> reporter: alsoked, the outspoken patriarch of the family cody. >> mariah never dated boys. a fundamentalist mormon culture, the polygamists, they don't date for fun, they date for courtship, they date with intention to get married. so we just thought maybe she was just waiting for that person that she might have met. >> reporter: the 21-year-old says she was fighting the truth about her sexuality for years. >> it wasn't necessarily me keeping a secret it was something i couldn't accept in myself. >> reporter: mariah says her parents preached acceptance both at home and in public, but growing up in the church she feared the repercussions of coming out as a lesbian. >> the people i was around and the church i went to it was very -- bad. like -- gay people are bad. it was just like i can't be perfect in the eyes of god unless i'm not gay. >> reporter: cody is quick to protect his daughter, even in the eyes of his church. >> this is my church and my faith and i have chosen it. okay? she doesn't have to

he had a car crash mourning yesterday.e so many different things he said, he contradicted himself three times on various issues. one of the big things was this on fatcat pay. we we re things was this on fatcat pay. we were talking about this last week, the ftse 100 ceos were talking about this last week, the ftse 100 ceos making £5 million a year on average. we have the story last week that on tuesday or wednesday... wednesday afternoon, they have earned the average wage. ftse 100 bosses aren't the average wage of a worker for the entire year in three days. the phrase would have jumped out that everyone around the world, maximum wage. how can you impose a maximum wage in a market economy? that is the absolute point. how can these things be enforced? there are a lot of labour mps and supporters... ok, we look at the wages and we say it is ridiculous, look at what football players own, look at what football players own, look at what ftse 100 ceos own. —— earn. jeremy tilse and said there is a lot of support for capping highe

a tornado ripped through a tornado park, and stunned survivors now digging through the wreckage, mourning the loss of their neighbors. >> all of the good neighbors around us. i don't really know them, but i knew them like that. i'm sorry about their loss and stuff, everything. >> reporter: forecasters predict the upcoming days will be dry, and that's mitigating the chances of flooding, and allowing residents to come back and inspect the damage. >>> and here in northern california, two cars were are caught in the path of an avalanche in the sierra. this happened in the same area where there was an extreme avalanche warning over the weekend. the chp said the slide near tahoe city was 200 feet wide and 12 feet high. it completely buried the cars, but everyone was rescued. no one was injured. those if the cars say the avalanche caught them totally by surprise. >> a huge gust of intend a brief whiteout where i slowed down, and then i saw a little pile of snow in front of me that i hit, and then the avalanche came down on top of us. >> officials say it will take days to dig out that area after