and domination is about exploitation.t is about manipulating all the forces and people to my own benefit regard -- at the expense of whoever i touch and interact with. so what we see more of in our society is domination instead of really having the biblical mandate of dominion. and that constitution becomes foundational, just like god gave israel a set of, what, laws? >> america has a constitution, a declaration of independence and they work together with an amendment process that allowed n >>> good morning. i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." operations are slowly getting back to normal at jfk airport in new york city. a broefken water main caused hundreds of cancellations and delays even for some domestic flights. >>> president trump may not be getting a warm welcome when he attends the ncaa championship game in atlanta, the naacp is asking people to wear white and hold up signs. >>> and the annual consumer

it became less dominant broke up and then the pal no it was no longer the currency the world dominating currency if you look at the long term projections again coming from this really terrific guide our model that. is a global model so you have all the demographic changes and all the regions of the world that were seventy regions of the world all the fiscal policies if you simulate. the rest of the world catching up in terms of productivity with the u.s. in this framework you see that over time the u.s. is going to become a minor player in the world economy because it's going to be dominated and this is very interesting by china by india but also by the middle east and sub-saharan africa if those regions are do catch up in terms of productivity levels and that's a very big if but you see at the end of the century that the biggest region in the world economically speaking is not china or india it's actually sub-saharan africa . and then it's india and then it's middle east and then it's china and the u.s. is down at about five percent of world g.d.p. from about sixteen percent now so the

which ever model comes to dominate future mobility the chances are it's already on show at this year's c s. on our come back to the mobility of the past the fumes of germany's diesel gate scandal are now also swirling around car giant ford us lawsuit alleges ford installed emissions cheating software in its diesel pickups it says emissions on ford's f. two hundred fifty and three hundred fifty super duty trucks were often five times the limit when tested on the realistic conditions the lawsuit also names names german automotive industry supply of bosch which said to take such allegations very seriously last year bush paid almost three hundred seventy million dollars to us owners of folks diesels for its components leased to the emissions cheating scandal . that's all your business sports now the n.b.a. basketball coming to europe sue me a lift for a game the boston celtics and philadelphia seventy six ers are getting ready for a showdown on thursday night in london's o two arena fans have flooded into the british capital from across europe to see two of the leagues and brightest young

put us get back to dominic schnider -- let us get back to dominic schnider.ys a big of -- a bit of tea leaf readings with where it wants the currency. there has not been much of a way of intervention when you look at daily fx volumes. does that mean there is a new sense of confidence with where the currency trade that? -- trade is at/ ? dominic: i think so. the trade ways has been pretty stable. it seems like if they really want to make sure it moves with the overall development of other currencies, the dollar has been extremely weak at the beginning of the year and the end of last year. as long as we get more dollar weakness, i would not be surprised if it would trade a little bit lower. i think that kind of development really gives you an indication that they do not want to fall alongside with the dollar. that is something that has been changing in recent weeks. haidi: is interesting. for a while -- it is interesting. for a while, we were expecting the yen's run to end last year. that quite clearly has not happened. where you think the threshold -- last yea

dominic from start to finish.doubt. you need to have sympathy with marco fu, there was just nothing he could do today. ronnie o'sullivan was in magnificent form. he has had some great results here anyway. to think of the age of 42 he is still producing possibly his best snooker is amazing. and considering he came in earlier and said that he had a virus! well these days we have a lot of players getting a lot of compliments, they're putting on pressure and i find that hard to understand. so mark allen is going to be under pressure. he normally is up to be under pressure. he normally is up for these big occasions but ronnie o'sullivan in that form, it is hard to see how he could not win the tournament. and a standing ovation from the crowd today. he gave them value for money but every day is different on the snooker table. and if mark allen shows form you have a different game on your hands. thank you. well after a terrible accident several years ago robert cabeza is now a step closer after being named as a reserve f

the elbow isn't100%, but it's good enough to beat dominic thiem. this guy's dakar rally chances are all at sea, as his dreams are washed away. hi, there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. zinedine zidane signed a new contract which will keep him at real madrid until 2020. but he admits results will need to start going his way to keep him in thejob. zidane played an almost unrecognisable real madrid team, to struggle through to the copa del rey quarter finals against numancia. lucas vasquez scored twice, as did guillermo for the second division side. they laboured to a 2—2 draw but real took the tie 5—2 on aggregate. earlier, alaves beat formentera 5—1 on aggregate and leganes are through to copa del rey quarter—finals for the first time in their 89 year history, at villarreal‘s expense. a week after a thrilling 2—2 premier league clash, chelsea and arsenal failed to reproduce that excitement. they drew 0—0 in an english league cup semi—final first leg. they'll go again at the emirates on the 24th of january. james vince and

the blues will surely win the league still, but with such dominance, one defeat feels historic. season of top six meetings, this match was most extraordinary. wow! what a game, two teams, full throttle. it is possible that yesterday was a historic game, we will talk about that in 20 years when we watch it back. because it looks like they will not lose another one. big respect for their performance and for what we did today. liverpool always demand a lot, you make a mistake and they punish you. with salah, oxlade—chamberlain, it is a team of quality, to run and to make fast counterattacks. but, hopefully we can learn from that of the future. it's been another disappointing day for arsenal, who are now five points adrift of fifth—placed tottenahm in the premier league, after losing 2—1 at bournemouth this afternoon. and in his post—match press conference, the arsenal manager arsene wenger confirmed that their star player alexi sanchez could leave the club in the next 48 hours. nick parrott has more... there is as much drama off the pitch as on it for the gunners. their manager is

we believe that facebook is holding a dominant position in germany.acebook has 23 million daily users. 30 million monthly users you see they have an enormous market share when it comes to the use of social media over here in germany. and indeed facebook has a data driven business model which means whenever you enter a website where you see a little like button at the bottom, all you'll see a share button, exact lib in this moment facebook is collecting your data which means they know you are on that website, how long you're going to stay there and that at a moment when i think consumer user does not even know that this kind of data is collected at this moment it would be more transparent if the data was only collected if they touch these kind of buttons or if he makes use of it but, in fact, your data is already collected only whether you are on that website. and this is part of the problem for us >> facebook disputes the idea that they have a dominant position the numbers you cited say they have a third to 40% of the population of germany, i believe,

dominated by the hollywood sexual harassment scandals. stars of film and television have vowed to wear black on the red carpet in a show of support for victims of sexual assault and sexism. the issue is also likely to feature in acceptance speeches. the bbc‘s china editor, carrie gracie, is stepping down from her post, citing unequal pay compared with her male colleagues. ms gracie accused the bbc of having a secretive and illegal pay culture. and this video is trending on bbc.com: in the chinese city of harbin, an international ice sculpture competition, which has attracted artists from m countries around the world. the sculptors are given solid blocks of ice from the nearby songhua river. they can use tools of their choice and have three days in which to complete their imaginative designs, frostbite permitting. judging is on monday. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: theresa may has confirmed that she's about to carry out a reshuffle amid reports that several ministers could be sacked. stay

conventional operations particularly information dominance yes the u.s. needs to modernize and perhaps even scale back its nuclear capabilities it kind of void doing that in the transition from a nuclear world to a cyber and information dominance world but it is the interesting thing it takes the emphasis away from nato although it does support nato but it says the principle alliance structure for the united states will be in the indo-pacific and the trumpet ministration is taking up the goal of something which i pioneered twenty years ago by looking at the combined indian ocean pacific region as an indivisible combined strategic theater and the u.s. is now seeing that as well it's looking at a new alliance structure in that area not just with ns us with a stranger in new zealand but also with japan and india so looking at this new quadripolar tight strategic alliance structure for the endeavor civic the u.s. is back in the in day pacific and that's its major realm and the may just routine millet and military competition will be necessary to balance china

of set of dominance?eople talk about the assista assistants, the agents, all the people who helped harvey weinstein lure people to their bedrooms? >> the next one is, in the military, it's in the hospital industry, it's in -- at goldman sachs, it's not just hollywood. hollywood is why we pay attention because they're boldfaced names, and that stands out. but it's everywhere. and i think the fix is in. people are not -- women are not going to turn around and go back. >> obviously, it's been all over the place, and you rebutted it very movingly. what is it with rose mcgowan who accused you of tacitly knowing and not saying and all these years you worked in some respect for harvey weinstein? >> i'm sure in many ways she wished i knew. what happened to rose is unbearable. it sticks a knife in everyone's heart, that this man was allowed to continue in his -- the way he worked on people, over the bodies of women. he made a business over the bodies of women. and going forward, we have to support the survivors, f

country they don't need the knowledge that if they get their water from rainfall boss upstream this dominance is being challenged by countries who want to agree to share i know some people in nature. on the question that yes this circumstances have changed and changed quite a struggle over the mild at this time on al-jazeera. gunmen attack a major hotel in the afghan capital kabul reports of at least fifteen people killed or wounded. hello there i'm julie went on this is al jazeera live from london also coming up turkey says it's launched an air and ground offensive on kurdish situations in syria's three region. u.s. politicians skip back to work trying to break the deadlock that shop time government on the first anniversary of donald trump's presidency. when i walk in the day by rallying again in a drive to get more female candidates running for office. and the sanctuary in northern kenya that's helping the community as well as phone ripple elephants. hello there a very warm welcome to the program a major hotel in the afghan capital kabul is under attack by gunmen that's according to the int

dominic chappell, who was in charge of bhs when it went bust in 2016, has been found guilty on threeanded by the pensions regulator. the scheme had 19,000 members and a shortfall of 571 million pounds when bhs collapsed. he'll be sentenced at a later date. our business correspondent, simon gompertz, explains what followed the firm's collapse. in that time since then, mps, the insolvency service have been investigating but also the pension regulator because the company had a huge deficit in its pension scheme and they have been tried to get to the bottom of that. on three occasions they made legal orders, section 72, to dominic chappell all of which thejudges section 72, to dominic chappell all of which the judges found he illegally neglect that it refused to respond to and that it is what he has been found guilty of this evening. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this evenings a woman has appeared before magistrates charged with murdering a man whose remains were found buried in a garden at stockport in greater manchester. barbara coombes, who's 63 and be

remains dominant drought the first half but an exam that was foiled by the post and the school's remains level at the break. the second half brought more of the same with two it would create some chances but failing to convert the malenko just couldn't find a target that it was centers turn to mississippi by shinji kagawa the englishman watched his effort hit the post with four minutes to go both book keeper code castillo's went on a wild adventure up the pitch but when the ball eventually landed at near a shot in st he was unable to take advantage of the empty net no win for sunshine on his debut in the starting eleven but a true means that peter stuka remains unbeaten as to coach. still unbeaten well it's time for our match day eighteen powwow and for that i'm joined by two guests the most travelled footballer in the world author and scout for hoffenheim looks funny and stale and in-house but i think a specialist ali. all right let's all start with you according to reports dorman's obame young missed an important team meeting was left off the today's squad is this the end of the black

above two small six winged cherubs two other angels dominate the don't. they represent the old and the new testament which in the language of the mosaic were delivered by angels to humankind. the suggestion of a hand tells us that they have delivered the scripture upon god's command and that the path to salvation can only lie in following god's will. this new system of christian liturgy and message of salvation comes from cluny abbey founded in one nine hundred ten by the juke of aquitaine as a benedictine abbey clooney was not only the center of the christian cosmos during the middle ages but the largest and most powerful church of the christian world it was only supposed later by st peter's basilica during the french revolution almost nine hundred years later cluny was destroyed as being a symbol of an absolute monarchy that claimed divine legitimation. but today even amid the ruins the pattern significance of this order with its many of the churches and ministries throughout burgundy is still palpable it's no accident that burgundy was home to the most

billy goat well the bull rivals blood in the rye darby can the injury plagued bulls maintain their dominance over the league's cellar dwellers. for today's chop up i'm joined by the world's most travelled footballer former goalkeeper and current hoffenheim scout looks funny in still welcome back lutes thank you very much glad to be here again ok and of course our very own but as that gets hot guy ali moody welcome back as well always good to be here when you crest ok but before we chat let's talk dorman and will spur this match it was supposed to be a chance for appear in ric o'barry on to score his one hundredth goal for the black and yellow but instead he's left out due to disciplinary reasons his absence is surely a disappointment for the eighty thousand fans at signal they do know part dormant internal disarray will that play into wolfsburg favor let's see. you know i mean young's absence seventeen year old jayden sanchez was given his first ever open disney good start and he played a role right from the beginning the youngster was a whisker away from giving his side the neat after twent

the fact is, brexit is the elephant in the bath dominating the elephant in the bath dominating the politicaltent. it is difficult to see how you escape from that, it will be the giant requirement of a government to deliver something on brexit for the next two years and the conservative party has not yet sorted itself out over what compromise is going to agree to pursue. so everything else gets pushed out a. they are right. they are right to warn her that she has got to stop it being pushed out andi has got to stop it being pushed out and i suspect if she were here she would agree in spades. she wants to do other things than brexit. what about boris johnson? £100 do other things than brexit. what about borisjohnson? £100 million to the nhs is the brexit dividend. the personal publicity day by day, it was a bridge and a channel. that is an attempt to rescue boris's reputation at out the daft dishonest figure he was associated with during the campaign. he has obviously read a newspaper about people going on about spending in the nhs. that is a boris being. for his own purposes. the nhs needs mo

dominic casciani, bbc news.issing after an oil tanker caught fire after colliding with a cargo ship off the east coast of china. the tanker — which is registered in panama — was travelling from iran to south korea when it hit another vessel around 160 nautical miles off the coast of shanghai. it had more than a million tonnes of crude oil on board. the 21 chinese crew members of the cargo ship have all been rescued. the german chancellor, angela merkel, says she's optimistic that her centre right christian democrats can reach a coalition deal with the centre—left social democrats. five days of talks began this morning. it comes three months after the election in germany. the french president, emmanuel macron, has been paying tribute to the victims of the islamist attack on a satirical magazine and a jewish supermarket in paris three years ago. at the former headquarters of the charlie hebdo magazine, president macron laid a wreath for the 12 people shot dead by two brothers. the first major ceremony since hollyw

why that company has dominated on wall street. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. niall.back with we were just talking before the fundamental basis for this book and what it means and how president trump sits in the in between of hierarchies in history and social network. how they have evolved over time. he is somebody who harnessed in a unique way, political terms, at least in that point of time. in some ways the brexit referendum was the overture to the main show. the way the trump campaign use this. this is a way at showing how was to be made bigger and faster than ever before. in history, a new network has come along and disrupted established hierarchies, those big cones of power that usually rule. my favorite was when the printing press disrupted european politics. that is another martin luther. [laughter] civil rights would not have worked if there had been this network of churches. organize, you don't need to have the internet to do them. all we have done is making them bigger and faster

casey in joining us live from bonn covering that debate how's it how's it going so far dominic. hugs. will drain on the lead a massive search is giving one final attempt to drum up support for the proposal that he rejected from you know in september and october he was adamantly against this idea of another grand coalition and i'm going to macro his position has changed in the ninety's his final attempt is speaking right now behind in his final attempt to try to dissuade people in this desert for this proposal he's put forward but the potential make here is that a succession of speakers of appeared on stage and for the last four or five minutes of railed against the grand coalition in the applause they received the reception they've received has been in stark contrast to the sorts of applause and reception of. ministers in the current government a perceived themselves which indicates that you know these well be claims so what does this tell us then about the division dominic in the party. well the point to make here is that it feels as though this party is not necessarily split d

our health correspondent dominic hughes has the details.healthy and had just had her second child. fit, active and healthy and had just had her second childlj fit, active and healthy and had just had her second child. i had my heart attack on... she had been feeling u nwell attack on... she had been feeling unwell for a few days but then she suffered a sudden heart attack that almost killed her. certainly, i wasn't thinking, "i'm having a heart attack, i need to go to hospital". all i was thinking was, i feel really unwell and i need somebody to listen to me and helped me. and my symptoms, which were a key shoulders, an aching neck, chest, almost like a flu were put down to a virus. now a new study from sweden raises questions about the treatment of women undergoing the most serious form of heart attack. those suffering from a total blockage of the coronary artery were 34% less likely to receive procedures which cleared those arteries such as bypass surgery and stents. there will also 24% less likely to be prescribed static medication which

these fears came of course to dominate political campaigns over the next five decades.the fear of the planet of the apes was then actualized in 2008 's face who was superimposed on an eight came president of the united states. new rounde time, and of planet of the eight films became popular. it would make sense that his successor would pledge to make the planet great again. i just want to sort of sake that we of course are living in many ways thereby in the culmination of the history of fear that was fear thate in 1968, a was fundamentally global and local. a few. -- thank you. [applause] me join my fellow everyone in thanking for putting this together. i will try to talk about china, or at least the role of china in the global 1968, which is part of what i have been writing about for a while. by stealing from a person who was kind enough to share with me this soon to be published work. one of the most glaring mistakes in translation, one with direct 2,ference to 1968, in 197 during the nixon visit, one person was talking with a reporter and allegedly commented it was t

i wouldn't use the word "dominate," but we certainly are doing extremely well in that category.ly: so, how will blackberry help baido become a dominant player in the car industry, which is their goal? john: baidu is quite ambitious in creating the autonomous platform, the autonomous vehicle platform. and so, they're putting together some code and they pull us in as their operating system platform. i pointed out the fact that they picked us because of the safety and security certification that we have at qnx. with that, they should be rather complete. i assume the auto industry will go beyond the auto that you and i know of today. they are going to provide maps and digital information also. so, i think this is a pretty good partnership. we are bringing some very good things together. emily: so, talk to us about the impact that you see of this partnership on blackberry's business. give us any hard numbers, if you can. john: i can't give you any hard numbers. you know that. i know you have to ask that. it's going to be our growth platform. as you know today my growth , business is

dominic casciani, bbc news.ng after an oil tanker caught fire after colliding with a cargo ship off the east coast of china. the tanker was sailing from iran to south korea with more than a million tons of crude oil on board. the 21 chinese crew on the cargo ship have been rescued. earlier our correspondent stephen mcdonnell, who's in beijing, described how the rescue effort is going. a pretty grim picture around 160 nautical miles off the coast of shanghai. the latest reports we're getting from the south korean coast guard and the chinese transport ministry is that this oil tanker is still on fire, that emergency teams are battling their way through a large oil slick. there are large, black plumes of smoke pouring from this tanker. it has gone nightfall, making it even more difficult. and by my calculations, this fire has probably been going for now more than 17 hours, with all the crew missing. as i say, around 160 nautical miles east of shanghai, it has collided with a cargo ship carrying grain. 21 crew membe

this will become a very dominant ridge that will keep the storm track north with above normal temperatures and maybe even some record warm temperatures late in the week. for tomorrow we'll see a little more sunshine with slightly warmer weather. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. the weather may cool a little on wednesday and thursday. by friday an offshore wind will bring some temperatures back into the 70s through the weekend. (grant) coming up... a warning about hackers targeting a-t-ms... why this (grant) coming up... a warning about hackers targeting a-t-ms... why this time... they are giving away money... instead of taking it. (vicki) a disturbing delivery in the south bay... after two employees are seen pushing raw pork in shopping carts. (grant) new video tonight (vicki) and we're just six days away from the super bowl... between the patriots and eagles.(grant) and tonight we're kicking off our coverage of the super bowl... anthony calhoun joins us live from minneapolis with more on the site where the two teams will battle on sunday. (anthony) hello from the twin cities - the tea

"fire and fury," michael wolff's inside account of the white house has dominated headlines and best sellerists. driven by his reporting that inside the white house, there's universal belief that president trump is incapable of functioning in his job. but critics point out inaccuracies and questionable journalistic practices by wolff, raising questions about his credibility. i spoke with him here in new york after a massive white house counterattack. michael wolff, welcome to the program. >> glad to be here. >> this is, i would say week two, the real pushback week. president trump's major defenders were on television all weekend, and they have chipped away to the point that steve bannon himself is issuing some sort of mea culpa. how do you feel about that? >> that's just the donald trump playbook, attack, attack, attack. >> but he's your main source -- >> you mean -- >> steve bannon, yeah. >> in terms of steve. but steve didn't say anything i got wrong. he merely said that it wasn't don junior he was talking about, he was tapaul manafort. i'm very fond of steve and he's been very helpful. b

and peterson and the eagles have to dominate at home and defend their turf and they have the most wins and allowed the fewest points and has to do it again against the vikings. what are peterson's emotions going into the big game? >> nothing really has to change, and at the end of the day it's football and make sure my head is in the right spot. i'm blocking out the noise like i tell the players to block it out and focused on my job and helping this football team try to win a football game. and you know i try not to get caught up in the magnitude of what the game means but at the same time when have you time away and can reflect on the season but where this team is. and the things we faced all year, it does kind of put it into perspective. >> peterson says over the last two years he is wiser and smarter and his focus right now is winning the day. he is over at practice right now at lincoln financial field where they have just resided the surf and peterson is telling his players don't focus on sunday just yet. focus on today winning practice and trying to keep things simple as the eagle

seeking to dominate the arab world. dangerous regimes in chaos across the region. last year alone even as a citizen cried out for help with basic necessities, iran devoted more than $4 billion to malign activities in syria, lebanon and elsewhere across the region. supported terrorist groups that even now said on israel's set os doorstep and worst of all, the iranian regime has pursued a clandestine nuclear program at this very hour is developing the advanced missiles to. the previous administration signed a deal with iran that delays the day that they could acquire a nuclear weapon. the nuclear deal is a disaster and the united states of america will no longer certify this ill-conceived agreement. [applause] at president trump's direction, we are working to enact effective and lasting restraints on iran's nuclear ballistic missile programs. earlier this month, the president waived sanctions on iran to give the congress and our european allies trying to pass stronger measures but as he made clear, this is the last time.

and the big studios who dominate are still dominated by men, isn't that fair?t is a fair thing to say. there are some women in prominent senior positions in the studios but yes, you are right, hollywood is largely run in those top roles by men and change has to come from the top. but it's also going to come in terms of equal pay for the same work, in terms of attitudes towards clearly this big issue of sexual harassment. i don't think anyone believes it's going to end immediately, attitudes have to change in terms of workplace, women have to feel as if they can complain, they can report men who are behaving badly, that isn't going to change overnight again because they have to feel co mforta ble, again because they have to feel comfortable, perhaps policies have to be changed internally in companies. i think people recognise that a lot of work still needs to be done. another major story today concerns carrie gracie who has resigned as the bbc‘s china editor because she says the bbc won't pay her as much as men who are doing equivalent roles here at the bbc. at

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and so much discussion about how the jags dominated pittsburgh at heinz field week five winning 30-9, coming up with five picks and running the football at well and putting up monster numbers. tony: it won't be like that tomorrow, but it will be a battle. you just can't come in and overcome mistakes and have to come in and protect the ball. jim: ball caught by davis who scored the titans only touchdown of the night and only touchdown of the season. so the titans, their season, we were there week one, they took on oakland in nashville and got blown out by houston and

out with a western dominant product. but it does turn wide open the chip market because it makes intel look very, very bad. emily: thanks david. mark, thanks for dropping by and our personal update. meantime, amazon maintained its dominance and despite competition from wal-mart, target and best buy. wal-mart was ing, a distant second. coming up former uber c.e.o. ready to sell a lot of his shares. ♪ snow and gamers via youtube. travis county and former c.e.o. is selling it. he had boasted and never sold uber shares. now he will offer 29% of his stake of a profit of $1.4 billion. my guest for the hour and bloomberg tech reporter. so why is he selling so much? >> you know, he is not the c.e.o. anymore. the insistence is going to be more valuable and not his job to sell his message to the same extent. he will be a cash billionaire for the first time. there is a logic for diversifying and i.p.o. until late 2019, that is a long way to cash out. >> makes sense to diversify. what do you make? >> it's perfectly rational. i just

the first week back at the pentagon in 2018, what do you think was the dominant story of the week? >> tphoebg tphoebg, i would have to say, hugh. kim jong-un talked about how crippling the sanctions have been in this country. he made an overture to south korea saying he was willing to talk to them about the olympics specifically, about the potential for north korea to send a delegation to pyeongchang which begin in a couple of weeks. that led to south korea extending an invitation to north korea to actually speak. it's been set for january 9th. of course there's still some staff work that has to happen before that actually occurs. but it's looking promising that there will be discussion between north korea and south korea. they have already also opened up this line of communication that has been closed several years now. it's just a telephone. but i don't think most people realize when north korea and south korea communicate back and

the indian bowlers dominated in the same way south african bowlers had dominated on the first day.o to the website. from me and the superb sports team it is bye—bye. hello. friday will be the coldest day of the week but, with lighter winds, most of us seeing some sunshine at some stage of the day. our perception may well be, as we are in between weather systems with lots of dry weather, it's the most pleasant weather day of the week but weather fronts are coming in for the weekend as we will show you in a moment. this is how it looks for early risers. a few showers dotted about through parts of england and wales. and cold enough for a touch of frost where you've been clear for any period of time overnight, particularly across parts of scotland, into northern ireland and maybe north—west england, some spots in wales as well. a few fog patches into northern ireland to begin the day will take a few hours to clear. and as i mentioned, a few showers dotted about, particularly through central and eastern parts of england. very hit and miss. by no means for everybody will catch one, but b

they are the green runs but i still dominated. >> did the other 10,000 people think you dominated? >> not at all! [ laughter ] >> not at all! >> she is from texas. she can do whatever she wants. >> i'm sure you dominated. >> thank you. >> but so there will be real snow, you guys, up there by monday, tuesday of next week. it's going to be winter on when we get into next week. you will notice it. >> it's about time. >> it is. >> all right. bill, thank you. >>> well, some bookstores opened at midnight due to the demand for a new book detailing the trump administration. up next, the author defenses his credibility after the trump administration tried to block the book sale. >> and later new at 6:00, new developments in this christmas day shooting involving a gunman in a santa hat. details from police on an arrest just made. >> and the founder of a popular bay area coffee roaster under fire. the lawsuit filed by former employees alleging a toxic workplace culture coming up at 6:00. >>> the controversial book that president trump tried to put a stop to is on book shelves four days early.

this story did dominate in 2017 and we even heard that the bbc.ng about iceland and steps it's taking this year. some industries arejust iceland and steps it's taking this year. some industries are just not moving quick enough. no and they claimed that they were moving in volu nta ry claimed that they were moving in voluntary codes but it shows that you actually need some real policies and teeth to make this happen, because you are changing centuries in effect of attitudes and, you know, more recently there have been attempts. there hasn't been enough progress. what does this article actually say? we know some industries like construction not great. financial services? you would have thought they would be a little bit more on it, as it were, because of the people who work within financial services pushing for better conditions. and the issue also in these companies is its pepe. the decision—making roles. so if you've got more men, for example, in both roles, they are getting paid more and that's how theyjustify it. but it's not even... the constru

baidu has been signing up dozens of partners around the world in a bid to eventually become a dominante software company. we spoke with blackberry ceo john chen about the deal. john: we have been working with most everybody in the ecosystems, and this is one of the latest announcement of a number of partners we have signed up. you know, we have qualcomm, and others, all in the last four or five months, and this just happened to be the next major partners we signed on. emily: how does this help blackberry push into the self driving car industry? john: we are providing, in all cases, we are providing the safety operating systems, safety and security operating systems for the autonomous vehicle and the platform. tothat is how we are going -- you know, when we first talked about me taking this job, was to really create a new category for us to dominate in. i would not use the word dominate, but i think we are certainly doing extremely well right now in that category. emily: how will blackberry help baidu become a dominant player in the car industry, which is their goal? john: baidu, as you

then the french come back and the americans come back and then this becomes a town every bit as dominated by the french and

>> dominated. >> they brought nothing.ght to bill henley with your most accurate forecast. >> how do you feel about it, dray? >> i feel good. >> what a great evening. this morning we got a few rain showers, just some rain. real light scattered showers moving into chester county, into northern wilmington, new castle county. we'll get some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. only rain this morning. too warm for anything else and this afternoon inspite of mostly cloudy skies, 57 in new jersey, up to 56 for philadelphia. while it's cool in the lee high valley, warms into the middle 50s in delaware. i'll break it down hour by hour a little later this morning when i'm back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >>> moving through center city this morning, our cameras on the schuylkill expressway just near the vine street expressway. right now we're open in all directions, which is good because typically we see a construction project. moving down the schuylkill expressway, no problems the

an industry we have seen it in the motive industry we don't handful of players dominating the industry we saw it in the oil and gas industry one hundred years ago we have seen it in the telecom industry so this is not the first time that one two or three companies totally dominate an industry and what has happened is either of two things either technological development has you know made some of these. giants more or less obsolete because new technologies have introduced new players so that's one thing that tend to happen another thing that tend to happen is that we go after d.s. giants with the law book of law and basically break them up and this has happened before companies have been broken up monopolies are usually a bad idea all right shelly don't take a break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking about how a technology is transforming our lives stay with us. here's what people have been saying about rejecting the night was it was actually just pull along well below the show i go out of my way to punch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah mr john ol