let's also talk to sarah greenwood, another successful brick here this lunchtime.ou have been nominated before. congratulations for your work on the darkest hour. thank you. it is fantastic. also, beauty and the beast we have two nominations. i should point that out, sarah. while pointed out! that is positively breeding! —— positively greedy! doubling your chances of winning an oscar on the 4th of march! i'm not a betting person but i cannot think it is something to do with us splitting the vote. but it is amazing to get this far. with two such different films, it is absolutely astonishing, actually. i cannot quite take it in. it doesn't get any easier the more nominations you get. it is more thrilling, it is fantastic. jason solomons here, congratulations. thank you. thank you very much! what about these films in britain, having them recognised in los angeles for oui’ them recognised in los angeles for our skills here? what makes it so special about what other craftsmen can do here? they are two such different films. beauty and the beast amazingly, was all built a

and lizzie greenwood hughes has been right across it.hes has been right across it. they lost by three wickets, although it could have been worse after australia had been five down after just eight runs. having already won this series, english cricket could once again stand proud. still, they say pride comes before a fall. this fall was more like an extraordinary collapse. jason roy out second ball, and neitherjonny bairstow nor alex hales lasted much longer. surelyjoe root could steady the stumble? well, no, england four down for just six runs. jos buttler was the next to go, 8—5. england in desperate need of something to cling on to and they found it in chris woa kes. his 78 stopped it from being truly embarrassing, but a total of 196 never seemed enough. a point fully emphasised by the australian opener travis head. a few quick wickets made it feel like a contest, including taking one just four short of a century. but that was the only australian disappointment. victory was comfortable and after three defeats, it was very welcome. stil

[applause] i am honored to have in the gallery tonight the manager of milwaukee tool plant in greenwood, mississippi, hi friend, jack. where are you? [applause] thank you, jack. currently 70% of the united states navy's combat surface vessels protecting america's interest's hundred high seas are made at ingalls in pascagoula, mississippi win. the expansion of the ship regard and range ohm of the shore, inning ales is where the nave where bills the warships that keep america free and secure. now the nation's most productive shipyard. rocksle expanded a second plant in marshall county, aiding additional employers and a $40 million investment. north trupp grumman added 60 new aerospace jobs and made a $3.7 million corporate investment at its uav assembly plant. warner with an additional investment of a quarter million dollars and adding 75 jobs to the water valley plant. these and so many other projects and expansions are proof that when government creates a tax and regulatory climates and gets out of the way, our economy thrives. mother of our citizens experience the dignity and affirmati

[applause] i am honored in the two have in the gallery tonight from greenwood mississippi my friend jack. where are you? [applause]st currently 70% of the united states navy combat service vessels protecting america's interest in the high seas are made in pascagoula mississippi. with the expansion and the reopening of the north shore this facility is scheduled to open late next year and will ultimately employ 2500 mississippians. it was identified as a top economic development project for 2016, and led to another milestone, area attempt magazine awarded mississippi our first gold shovel for excellence in economic development. because of these and many other successes, mississippi now ranks in the top ten states in the nation for economic development opportunities. [applause] working together, we have also made it easier for entrepreneurs to pursue the american dream, ridding our occupational, licensing system of red tape that, for too long, happenings wedding of the redtape or licensing that served as nothing more than a barrier to market entry. other states are just now moving to adopt

of jay a 19th century physician who experiments on plays will be relocated from central park to greenwoodery in brooklyn. officials said the monument commission did not cost the taxpayers anything and has since been ended. am allison gormly reporting for crank cbs. "chasing news." >> well, less than 12 hour ways from the next arctic blast and frigid temperature on the way. they werers are going to drop lake stone saturday morning. million then with we have a period of rain through glover night hours tapering you have saturday morning. there is going tab with! within dove opportunity around 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 saturday morning where the precipitation could cohen side with colder temperatures so there is a chance for wintry mission in and man ry the catskills and northern new jersey and complete freezing rain could make things slick there then the weather story becomes the cold buy saturday afternoon and you have to break out the heavy parka and the scarf, the glove, the hat, then as we move to pretty much most of next week it is going to stay cold probably below freezing yet again. is on the

am honored i am honored to have in the gallery tonight, the manager of milwaukee tools in greenwood, mississippi, my friend, jack. where are you? thank you, jack. currently, 70% of the united states navy's combat service vessels protecting america's interest on the high seas were made in pascagoula, mississippi and with a special of the shipyard and the reopening of its short, ingles is where the navy feels the warships that keep america free and secure. it is now the nations most productive shipyard. they spend a second plant in marshall county, adding 90 additional employees and a $49 investment toward grumman and jackson county. they had existing aerospace jobs and made a $3.79 corporate investment and the radius and with plant, and us an additional millionstment of $20 and added 75 jobs to his water valley plant these and so many more other projects and expansions are proof that when government creates a tax and regular tour climate that encourages growth and then get out of the way so the private sector can harness its ourvative character congress arrives. i could continue with

you want to avoid kennett pike, 52, baird road, greenwood road or creek road would be some alternates. in new castle watching a crash by the budget inn along route nine new castle avenue at memorial drive. in mount holly it's a water main break that's closing rancocas drive this afternoon. head for marne highway washington street to get around that. we'll check it again, sharrie and brian, coming up in the next half hour. >> matt, thanks. >>> well, as we deal of course with this wintry mix, we watch and wait to see if the icy conditions will affect the power in homes and businesses. power crews in south jersey say they are already ready if they are needed. "action news" reporter john rawlins spoke with a representative for pse&g today and joins us now live from cherry hill with the full story from there. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. well, we have a light drizzle here right now, for the last 15, 20 minutes i guess and when it hits the top of this curbside trash can, i don't know if you can tell, but it is icing up there, very, very little ice. it's sort of a very light glaze. no

with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. highlights are on bbc1 later tonight so if you don't want to know the scores — you know what to do. manchester city bounced back from their first defeat of the season with a 3—1 home victory over newcastle united. sergio aguero scoring a hatrick for the runaway premier league leaders. elsewhere there wins for arsenal, champions chelsea, manchester united, leicester and stoke who were playing under new manager paul lambert for the first time. in the scottish cup, aberdeen eased into the fifth round with a 4—1win over championship side st mirren. gary mackay—steven with the goal of the game to seal their place in the last 16 draw. amongst the other teams through are the highland league side — brora rangers and cup holders celtic. and arsenal's alexis sanchez will move to manchester united. the quarter—final line—up for rugby union's european champions cup is still undecided as teams continue to jostle for places on the last weekend of qualification. holders saracens gave themselves a la

with all the sport - here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre...ay series against australia, after taking an unassailable 3—0 lead following a 16—run victory in the third odi in sydney. alex gulragani reports. under the guidance of eoin morgan, england's short form game continues to thrive, yet recently, the captain himself has struggled for runs. his, one of six wickets that fell with the score looking unfavourable for the tourists. jos buttler and chris woakes soon changed that as the pair dominated proceedings. the final over of the innings delivered a half—century for chris woakes and all three figures forjos buttler. 303 the target for victory, one that aaron finch fancied chasing down, showing authority in attack. but the real power on the field lies elsewhere. the umpires wanted to check their decision to give steve smith out. replays were somewhat inconclusive, but their opinion was the one that mattered, not smith's. his team still kept up the attack, marcus stoinis setting up a nervy end, but when he departed, england made sure their winn

with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much.y winning the one—day series against australia with two games to spare. man of the matchjos butler hit a brilliant century in sydney to set the hosts a target of 303. and despite losing fast bowler liam plunkett to injury, england went on to win by 16 runs. kyle edmund says, "you have to believe", after reaching his first grand slam quarterfinal. the british number two came from a set down to make it to the last eight of the australian open tennis, as our correspondent david ornstein reports. carrying the hopes of a nation is no easy task, but in the absence of andy murray britain has a new flag—bearers. kyle edmund's rise has been steady, his form spectacular. it did seem that was about to change when against andreas seppi he lost the opening set and went down a break of serve in the second. he was quick to respond. a switch of shoes coinciding with a change in fortune. there was no looking back. a decade seppi'sjunior, there was no looking back. a decade seppi's junior, edmund is the

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight...t manager of the england women's football side? and scarlets beat bath to keep alive their hopes of reaching europe's knock—out stages. so lots to get through tonight... we're starting with the big transfer story of the day and that's arsenal's alexis sanchez. will he or won't he move to premier league leaders manchester city? the chilean forward has been told he can leave as long as arsenal find a suitable replacement but city aren't willing to pay the £35 million plus price tag and could let him go to rivals manchester united. tim hague reports. if you wondered why arsenal were so keen to keep alexis sanchez... here's a reminder. sanchez has scored an absolute beauty! that was unstoppable. and so it seems is the chilean's move away from arsenal. people are always observing you with a microscope when you're on a short—term contract, but i never questioned his professional attitude when he's on the football pitch, sanchez wants to win. where will he go next? it seems that it will be so

but one of the stories in the book is about how my daughter and i would go to greenwood cemetery in brooklyn, new york. this is the only section that takes place in brooklyn, where we live in our normal lives. and we discovered at the end of this road the secret entrance to the cemetery, and it was so exciting for me to learn that our neighborhood had a secret door to this necropolis. and i said to my daughter, never forget what your father has given you. let's go into this cemetery. and it was a rainy day and she was wearing her raincoat, her red raincoat, and i was wearing, i only had a mustache then, and i was wearing my gray raincoat with my hood up and for some reason i had sunglasses on. and as we were going in, the guard at the cemetery gate said, wait a minute, are you sure you wanna go in this cemetery? and i said, oh yes i am sir. and he said, i was not talking toou. and he turned to my daughter, and he said, this is a very large cemetery, there are lots of places you could go where if you needed help, no one could hear you. are you sure you want to go into this cemetery with this

further to the south, it is 40 in dover, harrington, and greenwood. as we go toward the cold ocean, the wind coming in off of that ocean only 57. that is what sunshine, but back to the west all of this southerly wind bringing 53 to pittsburgh. 60 to st. louis. look at all of this. that is coming our way for the weekend. nothing too frigid just yet. we'll have to wait for that. here we are tonight with the southerly wind. and then tomorrow, chilly but not real cold. we go into the 50s throughout the area, perhaps right at the beaches with the southerly wind. it is dry all day, a lot of sunshine, a nice day. here comes the rain saturday night and into sunday morning. just about everybody is getting rain by first thing on sunday. but we start drying out and in the lehigh value during sunday morning. most of sunday is dry up there, but most of sunday is wet in delaware and south jersey. we're not talking about flooding or anything, or thunderstorms, but it is just a wet day. and by afternoon, you can see it might be even ending in philadelphia. watch what

now the sport with lizzie greenwood hughes. roger federer is a marvel. yes, he is. of five series 3—0, but a whitewash would have made up for the ashes disappointment. they lost by three wickets, although it could have been worse after australia had been fined down after just worse after australia had been fined down afterjust eight runs. having already won this series english cricket could once again stand proud. still, they say pride comes before a fall. this fall was more like an extraordinary collapse. jason roy out second ball, and neitherjonny bairstow nor alex hales lasted much longer. surelyjoe root could study the stumble? well, no, england four down forjust six runs. jos buttler was the next ago, 8-5. runs. jos buttler was the next ago, 8—5. england in desperate need of something cling on to and they found it in chris woakes. he is 78 stop it from being truly embarrassing, but a total of 196 never seemed enough. i fully emphasise by the australian open air. a few quick wickets made it feel like a contest, including onejust four short of it feel like a cont

. >> reporter: and there was mark greenwood, that owns the cafe. >> the state of your union is -- i justt complicated right now, i see -- i see neighbors fighting neighbors over stupid stuff right now. i mean, the economy's strong and we're all still fighting, over what? i don't get it. we should be moving forward. >> the >>> a live look inside the nation's capitol tonight. state of the union address starts next here. good evening, you many dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. >>> let's get to breaking news. a fire in richmond. you are looking at life pictures from sky 7 approaching the scene. shelter in place understandably meaning close your doors and windows stay inside. flames and smoke can be seen miles away. this fire started not long ago. >> that and local headlines as we speak. next abc news will have live of state of the union. >> again, you are looking at a live picture as the senators and public officials step into the capitol preparing to hear >>> that's a live look at the u.s. capitol. our coverage of president trump's first state of the union starts now. >> announcer: this is

farther to the south we're at or above freezing in most places except for the 31 in bridgeville and in greenwoodtage right, the temperatures go down and by tomorrow morning it is really cold. temperatures into the low 20s and some wind making it feel even colder. during the afternoon tomorrow it's still pretty cold. thursday it's cold to start off with but temperatures warm into the 40s. and son that sets us up for rain thursday night, changing to snow by friday morning. but that's not going to last very long. it could affect the friday-morning rush hour. and then another system affecting us over the weekend, not so much saturday, but sunday. super bowl sunday this computer model is showing it's generally. morning. of course the super bowl is going to be frigid with temperatures near 0. feels like temperatures down to 10 below 0. so here we go, we have that rain coming in thursday into early friday. that snow chance for super bowl sunday and then a couple of chances later next week too. we'll be right back. >>> time for q1 final look of your forecast. snow falling now and later on in the week we

sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood hughes kyle edmondsme cabbages is something that you have to get used to. the british number two battled a0 degrees heat to reach the fourth round of the australian open equalling his best showing at the grand sum. he is the drop and he had come from two to one down. he will play the italian for a place in the quarterfinals as the second successive day of extreme temperatures. 0rganisers say they will review their policy at the end of the tournament. england's creditors are one. after a troubled winter for english cricket. even when faced with batting like this from australia, england's one—day side refused to panic. when he fell australia stumbled. england took advantage and took wickets. the innings was over. 270 never looked enough. england would have to find a new hero. here he lasted only four balls. even the clatter of quick wicket did little to throw them off their stride. england full of confidence. burnley have agreed a deal to sign him. he still needs to have a medical at burnley but personal t

. >> that was angela greenwood reporting. a state lawmaker is fighting back against attorney general jeff sessions. reggie jones sawyer of los angeles is re-introducing a proposal to make california a sanctuary state for marijuana >>> the latest candidate to enter the california governor's race is arguably the most experienced in just about everything. dr. albert is celebrating his 92nd birthday today. but he says he still has the stamina to be a great leader. >> i run three miles eve morning, 4:00. >> that is three more than me. >> [ laughter ] >> he battled in three wars. he went onto become a teacher and later served in city council. >> i worry about what will happen to the children. i don't have to do this but there is something in me that is very protective. >> he has a back up plan if he doesn't get job. he says he would also like to run the stockton unified school district as superintendent. >>> the next generation of automotive technology is on display in san jose this weekend in more ways than one. devin met some col

dbi has full knowledge that greenwood has submitted an inaccurate application repeatedly in the past when he did not have a garage, he claims that he has one and used big machine to remove soil without calculation that caused our building to shift. he also state he would not remove soil, but it turned out he removed 296 cubic yards of soil which is not including the amount he is now removing. dbi know this subject is four-story building and the basement as a story, but dbi allowed him to continue to claim it is a basement as a three-story building. and complying with the earthquake retrofit to help him to save thousands in that area and dbi issued the architectural plan and which requires him to have written responses and clearly, concisely and comprehensively toed a just the comments and enforced the project anyway. with the written responses and costs and he and his team have claimed they have a connection with dbi officials and that turn out to be the case again. if you allowed -- when you allow dbi to proof of permit, and you are subject. and i ask the dbi issue the same extent o

. >> reporter: he visiting his mother's grave in greenwood cemetery says he was stunned. >> i gave himorter: antoni, sr., just wanted to give his son a memory of his mother that he could hold on to. >> i love you guys so much. i will always love you guys. >> when i was getting everything prepared, it was emotional for me and i know when he was going to open it it was going to be emotional, too. >> reporter: antonio, jr., says he usually likes to press the button at night just before bed letting him know that he's never alone. >> give me a big hug. i love you. >> reporter: in orlando, matt treza fox news. pope francis in south america chile to be precise and he began his visit by addressing a abuses which have divide the the faith and his words were filled with remorse. pope francis begged for forgiveness for the sex abuse scandal that is have plagued the catholic church. protests are popping up across the country with many fearing the church has lot of touch with the people. some of them have turned violent with fire bombings at churches. >> we feel we were let down by the roman curia

baird road greenwood road or creek road gets you around that. i talked about the slow speeds on the walt whitman bridge new jersey bound its because 42 southbound is also extra heavy. there was a crash up ahead by 295 but that, too, just cleared. so, things are improving for the most part but we'll check it again, rick and monica, in the next half hour. >> all right. we'll see you then. thanks matt. >>> local school districts weren't taking any chances with this tricky weather today. many let classes out early to get students home before the roads turned messy. "action news" was at lower merion high school in ardmore just as school was letting out for the day. >> let's head out now to annie mccormick lie in hunt -- live in hunting park. >> annie, what are the roads looking like at this hour. >> reporter: just within the past half hour we really start to see the rain come down. you heard matt talking about the volume really is significantly less than it normally would be at this hour. normally here at whitaker and hunting park you would see car a

right around greenwood avenue and here's 422.as around trooper road really slow on that eastbound side but we are also seeing snow accumulate a lot into the shoulders and into the grassy areas as well. >>> 7 minutes before 7:00. here's a live look at atlantic city. deteriorating conditions. we'll be right back with a live look at conditions. everything you need to know. totals, road conditions, closures, nbc 10 has coverage as the storm intensifies. >>> if you're just waking up that winter storm is here. here's a live picture from cape may. snow day for thousands of kids. right now more than 700 schools are closed or delayed. for a live look at conditions around the region we start at the jersey shore where a blizzard warning is in effect. >>> i'm sydney long in atlantic city where conditions are really bad. despite the snow you can see is accumulating and the road conditions which are also really bad, unmanageable at best, it is making it far worse. number one it goes right through you. number two, it makes it gift to see. atlan

she had with key political figures, including defense secretary robert mcnamara, played by bruce greenwoodhe very person who'd commissioned the pentagon papers, and then pushed to have them kept from public view. >> if you publish-- nixon is a son of a ( bleep ). he hates you, he hates ben, and you will not get a second chance, kay. the richard nixon i know will master the full power of the presidency, and if there's a way to destroy your paper, by god, he'll find it. >> brown: the pentagon papers were originally leaked to "new york times" reporter neil sheehan by daniel ellsberg, a former defense department analyst who came to believe the government was lying about the progress of the war. ellsberg spoke in a 2010 documentary on the pbs program "p.o.v." >> i've often said that i feel very regretful that i had not put out those documents when i could have in 1964, 65, i think, that a war really might have been avoided. >> brown: "times" reporters spent three months studying the papers. james goodale, then-lead counsel for the "times," told me the high stakes were understood. >> the news pe

in a few minutes, we'll have all the latest sports news with lizzie greenwood—hughes, but first, let's have been somewhat marred by the shutdown on services announced in congress last night, but how has he performed on some of his key election pledges? christian fraser takes a look at the first year in the trump white house. 12 months in the white house, his first year as a politician. so what does the report card of the 45th president look like? let us remind ourselves what candidate trump had promised. the mantra was, of course, "make america great again". and here is how he proposed to do it. isis will be gone if i am elected president. obamacare has to be replaced. i am going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for it, right? right? complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. ourjobs are being stolen like candy from a baby. it's not going to happen any more, folks. let's start with the economy, because there is a curious disconnect here. the president has record low approval ratings, but the stock market is hitting record highs. this week, the dowjones smashed t

she would live out her days in and around greenwood, new hampshire, and she evaded washington's slave catching acquaintances for the entirety of her life. she managed to build a family for herself. she married, she had children, she work as a domestic to the end of her days. and although she endured the trials of poverty and fugitive status until her death, judge moved forward. her life was a difficult one but freedom was worth it. i'll show you my last slide of the evening. is a little bit of one of the first interviews that ona judge grants. i'm not going to tell you everything about new hampshire because you have to buy the book and read the book. i don't want to give everything away but remember the book is called "never caught" so we know there's going to be some tension and drama while she is in new hampshire. this article that came from the granite freeman, an abolitionist newspaper, appeared in may of 1845. and it was at this point ona judge was in her early to mid-70s. and she grant an interview. and i wouldn't necessarily call ona judge an abolitionist. i'm not sure she saw

host: from greenwood, john is next. this will be a great opportunity for c-span2 put on a show called fact-based. as a consumer it is hard to find a channel like that. host: justin is next. hello. a couple of things. in response to your meeting with jennifer kavanaugh, she was decay. about truth she kept referring to the united states as a democracy. it is not a democracy. it is a republic. as you guys did a story on gerrymandering in pennsylvania. it is controlled by two places. pittsburgh and philadelphia, which does represent the entire state of pennsylvania. that was all i had. host: ok. another pennsylvanian. caller: mary? ok. we believe it there. host: "the wall street journal looks at new tariffs imposed by the trump administration. reports, that jacob they were announced monday in response to pleas for relief from cheap imports of a series of trade enforcement actions. they are aimed mainly at asian andfacturers, solar panels washing machines. there are a few exceptions for any countries indicating a willingness

coming up on afternoon live all the sport — with lizzy greenwood—hughes. a bridge too far for boris johnson perhaps — number ten knocks down the foreign secretary's idea for a fixed link between the uk and france. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. i'm ben brown. the justice secretary says the government will not seek a judicial review over a decision to release the serial sex offenderjohn worboys. david gauke told mps that after taking legal advice, he's concluded it would not be appropriate to challenge the ruling. the parole board said its panel was "confident correct procedures were followed" in the case of the former black cab driver. worboys was jailed in 2009, after being convicted of offences against 12 women. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. he is one of the country's most notorious serial sex offenders. john warboys' crimes caused revulsion. in his black cab he cruised for victims, not fares. he was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting 12 women, one of whom he raped, but it is feared he may have attacked more than