he soon made his third to ta ke 0'sullivan. he soon made his third to take a 4— nil lead.a single ball. there was no way back to the man from hong kong. 0'sullivan soon completed a 6— nil victory in 82 minutes. afterwards, marco fu predicted his opponent would go on to win the tournament for a third yearin to win the tournament for a third year ina to win the tournament for a third year in a row. 0'sullivan is certainly going to take some stopping. and in the other first round match on tuesday, there was a rare tussle between two englishmen — as kyren wilson came from behind, to beat barry hawkins 6 frames to 4. hawkins took the first frame with a century break, but wilson then went 3—2 in front with a break of 109. and although hawkins levelled up, wilson pushed through to take the final two frames and book his place in the second round. robert kubica has taken a significant step towards making a return to formula 1 with a role as reserve driver at williams for 2018. the pole has not raced in f1 since suffering life—changing injuries in a rally crash seven years ago. will

party third parties or you know we call them third parties i mean the side of that two party monopoly is is considered you know it's going to ruin things it's going to do this it's going to mess up but now we have a congress and we see in the last twenty thirty years the whole time i've grown up is seeing this go from one side who has power who has this how can you do it they can even coalition build within them in their own parties now with the power of independence is that you have they have to come they have to win with the last election started with they have got to have to learn to cope coalesce with with people from other part is like we saw with the bernie thing so how will you one of those things is how will you build those but also also. the suppression that that third party suppression by of republicans and by democrats in the corporate media who consider anything about third party as you know a threat to democracy. i mean it's a tough one you guys know coming down the brass tacks those two parties don't represent the normal person one party is the party of big business the

from other banks. third party, a consolidator of information from other banksm third party, a consolidatorinformation from other banks. it was eve ryo ne information from other banks. it was everyone can examine everyone else's products, that kind of thing. absolutely, and as a consumer you can manage it all from one place. thank you for explaining that for us. let's go to las vegas now, which is hosting the vast consumer electronics show. among the thousands of gadgets, visitors have been getting a glimpse inside the car of the future, or at least one vision of it. we all know cars will soon be doing the driving for us, so what do we do instead? chris foxx has been finding out. and i have the sound coming out of my head rest here as well, so that is very private. thank you very much, dad. goodbye. you are calling this the car of 2030. why are so far away? 2030 because they still need to be automotive grade, so it has to feed the automotive environment. here we are showing a prototype with different levels of technologies, to make it a real car, and i think there is still work to do. one t

more than one third of prisoners said they felt unsafe at the time of the inspection.d probation service acknowledged the conditions at the prison were unacceptable. it said it is already taking immediate action by appointing a new governor and that cleanliness has also improved. it also says it has put a huge amount of energy and money into trying to improve the prison healthcare service them. the inspection took place in september last year, but last month whistleblowers told the bbc that inmates at liverpool prison had died or been injured due to poor care. lancashire care nhs foundation trust apologise for it. today's report comes after the government was ordered to make immediate improvements to nottingham prison over safety concerns. it meant there are believed to have taken their own lives in two years. —— eight men there. this is the briefing. the latest headlines: a couple from california who are accused of abusing their 13 children have pleaded not guilty to charges of abuse, torture and false imprisonment. eight people including two macro firefighters have b

but they asserted their dominance in the third quarter, storming to a iii—point lead.cester fought back in the closing stages, but were unable to close the gap. in the women's cup final nottingham wildcats beat caledonia pride by 70—66. they were beaten in their first ever final last year but came through a close finish to take the title this time. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news over the evening. now it's time for meet the author. there is something about louisa clarke, lou, that has turned the novels of jojo moyes into international bestsellers. she's a heroine whose life appeals to readers who do not want to let her go. now, after me before you and after you comes still me, in which lou fetches up in new york in a different world, as personal assistant to a socialite whose rich family holds out a few secrets. what will happen to lou's old boyfriend, paramedic sam, when she meets and falls for an american who bears a spooky resemblance to an old flame she knew before sam? if you are a reader who follows lou, you will want to know. w

it's the last of the fa cup third round replays. we'll be live at stamford bridge for chelsea against norwich. edmund breaks new ground at the australian open. he'll play in the third round for the first time. and as the nfl season reaches its super bowl semifinal stage, we get the inside track on who will reach the biggest sporting show on earth. whatsapp, sportsday fans? i were from that denver broncos. and i'm from that denver broncos. and i'm from the washington redskins. and we'll be talking all things nfl later in the show. good evening. ben stokes is set to play for england again next month. the star all—rounder found out earlier this week that he will be charged with affray after a brawl outside a night club last september. he was left out of the ashes as the police investigation took its course. now that charges have been brought by the cps, the ecb have decided that he can play for england and is set to feature in new zealand injust over five weeks' time. let's speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson, who is at lords.

australia closed the third third day on a79 for a, a lead of 133 runs with 6 first—innings wickets inay england wanted. they hoped their spinners might run through australia and even preserve some sort of first—innings lead. as it was, they had to toil in the heat ona it was, they had to toil in the heat on a special day here in sydney. after a series of fiercely partisan colours, a shared shade. sydney has worn pink once a year for a colours, a shared shade. sydney has worn pink once a yearfor a decade in honour of the breast cancer charity co—founded by jane mcgrath, late wife of glenn. steve smith, the uncrackable coal. but moeen ali's eureka moment. smith left a void in. crane could have had his first test wicket. fine margins. and a reprieve that allowed australia into a lead only three wickets down. england needed energy badly. it came from crane. they had him for 171. in baking temperatures, the marsh brothers turned the england team into their stooges. a training day in every sense. australia well in charge, england feeling tired. let's hear from both camps. a pretty tough day

the stocks to 600 gaining for third day.hest level since august 2015. 69.s at three weeks of gains through last week. best run since october. want to tell you about one of the big movers. a cargo shares up biggest lead since 2014. grocery delivery technology to canada's sobey's. effort to offer services building momentum. generating annual sales of 19.1 billion dollars. the deal follows a licensing agreement with -- in november bolstering prospects for technology. cargo agreeing to buy i'll relative, $11.6 billion, about $105 per share, 64 premium to friday's close. france's biggest drugmaker. what it wants to do is add treatments for rare blood disorders to its portfolio. biggest acquisition announced by ofi in years. sanofi is purchasing new products to offset declines for its best selling lantus which faces cheaper competition. just want to show you what's happening to the euro today. as you can see, we are up against the dollar by a quarter the threeering around year high. 12264 is the close from last monday which was th

marin cilic has every shot in the book, and leaves this the third—highest player in the world.oger federer can never be truly cast aside. how often have we seen him hammering down an ace to regain the lead? him hammering down an ace to regain the lead ? by him hammering down an ace to regain the lead? by no means finished, marin cilic had fighting spirit. but this was to be roger federer‘s day. the first man to win 20 grand slams and a sixth australian open. of course, winning is an absolute dream come true. the fairytale continues for us, for me. after the great tia had last year, it is incredible. emotion is running high, 20 already — how many more can he win? the former australian open finalist john lloyd spoke to my colleague john watson earlier. he believes despite federer being 36, he has it in him to win more titles. he is really a freak of nature. i mean that in a nice way. he is actually moving better now than he was in his 20s, and his 36. i don't understand it and i do not think anybody does. and his hungerfor the game is still there. it is extraordinary to watch. ev

third and 15 for cincinnati. dan: a smart throw away by dalton. third and 15.ut obviously you're going to go for it on fourth down. you have to. so he's got two plays to pick up the 15 yards for first down. ian: dalton from the gun. dalton steps, throws. underneath. catch is made by kroft. but nowhere to go after the grab as he is hit by chuck clark. it's fourth down for cincinnati. they pick up just three yards. the bengals have only one time-out remaining. dan: kroft is heading to the sidelines. he kind of slipped as he was coming out of his break there trying to get up the field. ian: final time-out has been used. tonight on cbs, begins with "60 min making a difference in america followed by swat, seal team, and bull. that's tonight only on cbs. well, here it is. fourth down. the bengals need 12 yards to keep this drive alive and to give bullock a possible shot for a game-tying field goal. dan: dalton has had success throwing to tyler boyd out of the slot. he's got single coverage right now. green for sure will be doubled at the bottom of the screen. ian: ra

i might first of all remind the right honourable gentleman that a third of the carillion contracts withat comment were created by the labour government. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. i'm hugh woozencroft with a look at the day's sports stories here on bbc news. and we start with cricket, where ben stokes has been cleared to play for england again. it's a decision that may raise some eyebrows. the all—rounder missed the ashes series defeat — not considered for selection — as he was under police investigation for an incident outside of a nightclub back in september. he was charged with affray two days ago and the england and wales cricket board have now decided to allow him to return. in a statement they say... our reporter ade adedoyin says the plan is for stokes to join up with england for t20s in new zealand next month. tuesday the 13th of february, there is a t20 in new zealand followed by five 50 over matches and two test series. there is every possibility that on the 13th o

fumble second play of game and dropped pass that may have converted third down play. but he runs really hard and is most explosive threat they cannot different and dunk and nickel and time and score a lot of points. they need explosive slaets and jay ajayi is the post expensive in the back field. 20, 25. he ended up 18. he doesn't cat the the ball second quarter nonknows why. >> time for big chunk plays. >> we're taking a further look at vikings team the biggest concern that the eagles should have. i know this is what all you predicted in the day foles versus keen than a championship good for you guys that predicted that. >> that's exactly what we predicted. it's not just keenan versus nick foles if you knew eagles and vikings twhoot have been a tough bet to make. there's big similarities between two teams. doug mitchell covers vikings for fox affiliate in minneapolis. >> kristin, this has been one of the most enjoyable teams to cover in my entire career. they're both number one defense and case keenum was like the number one out of the phone booth. you see it when d

now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. make that for a birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title. palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and jason day, after five sudden death holes will have to finish tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. due to darkness. that's the only sport that you get to sleep on it and you're sleeping on a million dollar check. so we'll see in the morning. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, over on kofi tv 7 a woman considered a stow away back in front of a judge today. >>> and local representatives preparing for president trump's state of the union. >>> jumanji has been booted from the top spot. >> maze runner the death runner. >> maze runner earned $23 million which is higher than expected. jumanji f

he heads into round two tied third.ted to be in a tournament. i feel really enthusiastic and i am really happy in with where my head is at the moment. in contrast, sergei garcia had a 2017 not worth remembering. —— to remember. he started solidly. five shots off the pace. the new kid on the block, tommy fleetwood is now at europe's number one player not that he's prepared to rest on his laurels he is lurking. but fleetwood and the rest are looking up to jamie donaldson with a round of 59 without having to make do with 62. a towering performance all the same. staying with golf brooke henderson of canada leads after the first round of the lpga classic in the bahamas. she carded a 5—under—par 68 — and she's one shot clear of the field. there are two players in a tie for second place — australia's sarah—jane smith, who briefly led the tournament outright. and luna sobron galmes of spain — who ended the day alongside smith on 4—under—par. one of the shots of the day was this effort from michelle wie. an eagle at the par 5 11

third-grade classroom, much s changed. tables have replaced desks.the white board has replaced riceville is still almost all white. in fact, mitchell county has one populations in the country. did jane elliott's exerci leave an imprint here? farmer rick sletten was in tt third-gr rick sletten: i remember when was in college, i had african american friends, and i thou huh, i wonder if i treat them differently because of this experiment or not? i do i don't know. i just treated them like everybody else. jessica: elliott, who says she was disowned by her own mothebee attention, eventually moved a from riceville and went on to become a sought-after nationantd activi to this day, sharing her exercise with those who are willing to participate. jane elliott: i have the right to say what i want to say, go where i want to go, be what i want to be. not until everyone has thatrighi am doing. jessica: and elliott says, in recent months, she's real just how more work needs to done. jane elliott: it is more acceptable to express your racism today than it was in 19

jim: third and four and a flag as decker makes the catch on his knees.is is like a family now. you have been together 18 years? jim: a lot of the hearts in place here. referee: holding. defense, number 31. that penalty is declined. first down. jim: you talked extensively about what the kraft family did and belichick and brady. running backs' coach. this is something tom talked about. and came back and been an offensive line coach. tony: the execution is so high. and they know the contingencies and they can go superdeep in the system. other teams are trying to figure out stage, one, two, three. they are not stage seven. they know how to counter it on a moment's notice. jim: marcus cannon going out and had an injury with waddle. and they have had to try to patch things together and brady hasn't been sacked here tonight. here is a pass here for the first down with another flag down with matthews with the catch. tony: it would be weird, jim, if there wasn't turmoil if you had so much success. it is a family that goes through ups and downs. they are the patri

petra vlhova of slovakia took third place. in the men's big final. on to claim victory.was third. did that whet your appetite for the winter olympics? in order to win those all—important gold medals. from all over the world. here is a taste of what you will see on sport today over the next week. spencerjust looks so pretty in the air. air. arthritis about two months before the games. the games. to get out of bed, it was so painful. backside 720... felix, two time defending olympic champion, and luge is my sport. champion, and luge is my sport. drive 154 kilometres per hour is unbelievable. it is gold or bust for us. it is gold or bust for us. us. we are strong, strong women, strong competitors. strong competitors. over 250 metres, and this is my sport. after returning home from winning the australian open on sunday. in melbourne to lift his 20th grand slam title at the age of 36. challenge cup. gone from the la clippers to the pistons. pistons. eight in the row, the cavaliers are eighth in the conference. eighth in the conference. eight to make the play—offs —— their com

yesterday the team formally introduced their new third baseman. here's larry beil with the highlights in this modern's sports report. >> good morning, the dreams of january carlo and ohtani turned into the reality of longoria and mchutchin. giants introduced their new third baseman, evan longoria yesterday. he will wear number 10. it was a three time all-star in ten seasons with tampa bay. the giants acquired him via trade last month. he looked at the giants body of work in the past decade. he sees a team with a winning

one third of those presenters are women, two thirds are men. women, two thirds are men.can certainly see a big gap. can certainly see a big gap. inaudible i knew that we would enjoy this one. i knew that we would enjoy this one. rest assured, i am not on any list! laughter. my belief is... wonder what on earth they are being paid for! paid for! what lord hall has said about all the adjustments. the adjustments. getting a greater pay rise than the men but by volume... men but by volume... start paying people by target, and soon... people by target, and soon... becomes like russia, tractor production... production... damages, if that is what you end up paying. whole thing is an absolute mess. mess. pretty unfair, clearly some of them are earning silly money. are earning silly money. some months, seems rather random. months, seems rather random. perhaps they will go into programme making. they will go into programme making. where will they come from, these pay rises. rises. ugly truth of socialism laid bare by researchers, says whom? researchers, says whom? physically less

of the time that we have had children growing up, two thirds, and i know you travel like crazy.ou are doing that, so you get to that existential level. you have to care. you have to have the reason why it is important, and as i get older and as i observe what you are doing, you get more and more involved in societal issues. you think about patriotism. you think about civilization. you think about civicness. i think so too, but from my angle, from playing little notes. think why should that matter -- saying why should that matter when all of these things are going on? i have to prove it to myself, let alone to the rest of society, that something is worthwhile. that my humanity or my playing three notes on the cello means something. david: so i want to thank you for what you have done for the country and thank you for what you have done for the world, and in bringing people to know much more about the music we are hearing you perform. and i want to thank you for the kennedy center involvement. you have been an advisor to the kennedy center. you have been very helpful in many other

ben lomond, two thirds of an inch. santa rosa, a third. sfo pick up 0.15.e through and it's on its way to southern and central california. this cold pool of air, if you get some sun breaey cks, thld be some lifting in the atmosphere and this could be ones where it's pouring a block away and not so much where you are or vice versa. shower activity over san francisco right now. the sierra is getting some snow. it still there but it looks like things are ending fast. that does not mean it will be completely gone. a winter storm warning will go until 4:00 today. the snow level looks to be around 4500 feet. if this pool of air swings in over us we could get some brief, heavy downpours. the coldest air is yet to arrive. that will be later this afternoon and into tonight. 40s on the peninsula and toward hayward. isolated 50s on the coast. 28 in truckee. this is not something we've had this season yet. this is old school and will start to move in later today. there could be a wide variety of back to the. a call system will move in a stronger system will move in sun

now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title. palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and jason day, after five sudden death holes will have to finish tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. due to darkness. that's the only sport that you get to sleep on it and you're sleeping on a million dollar check. so we'll see in the morning. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, over on kofi tv 7 a w

the chiefs had a 21-3 lead at in the third quarter, third and marcus mariotta. makes the pass to himself. that counts. mariot first touchdown pass how ma quarterbacks can say that. this i more impressive. he finds it in the end zone and at arrowhead. what heartbreaker that may have been the last game for kansas city. smith had the best passer rating they will keep the quarterback there will be more week. to two inches of rain. >> thank you v and we will be back in about an hour [ music playing ] >>> a golden weekend in hollywood has a style blackout. welcome to "access" i'm scott evans. the golden globes are this weekend with the traditional over the top and pay to wear gowns may be few and far between, as many are wearing plaque to pro protest sexual harassment. >> this black alexander mcqueen dress had a pop of red, she supposed for nominee mary j. blige, also went with a sheer bottom gouvenlt selma hayic's dress fee cured fringe. >> i think it will be really cool. >> embracing the chle

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two thirds of each house and 3 quarters of the state legislature. many proposed amendments have been defeated the clearly had -- that clearly had majorities in waiver. -- in favor. one thinks of the school prayer amendment, the flagburning amendment, the equal rights amendment. by contrast the 18th of , amendment became part of the constitution even know it is plausible to believe that the majority of americans oppose it. how can that happen? the answer is probably the majority wing of the majority party supported it. republicans drove it through state legislatures in the lower north. states where we know majorities rejected black suffrage is dutch suffrage because they had referenda rejecting black suffrage. ironically, this is how southern slave owners had tended to dominate the government before the civil war. they were the majority wing of the majority party only was the -- only it was the democratic party. now the tables are turned. i will talk about subsequent disenfranchisement. the15th amendment barred disenfranchisement based on race. by 19

given an order to open the panmunjom hotline between the north and south from three pm on january third to contact south korea regarding the right time for talks and sending a delegation to the pianka chang winter olympics. tens of thousands of government supporters are rallying across iran the show of support comes after six days of demonstrations against the government are gathering in at least four cities now to condemn the recent unrest norway's stopping weapons exports to the united arab emirates the u.a.e. is a key member of the saudi led coalition fighting healthy rebels in yemen. has imposed a blockade on the island leading toward the u.n. is called the world's worst humanitarian crisis it's inside story now. donald trump said jerusalem is the capital of israel and now israeli m.p.'s have passed a new law making it harder for any future government to compromise with the palestinians one hopes then for a two state solution this is inside story. the a. we. are welcome to the program adrian finnegan in the words of one israeli opposition m.p. when jerusalem burns everything burns n

most areas between a quarter to a third of an inch.test spots may pick up more than that. could see a half inch in the wettest locations. it is going to be a foggy start to your saturday. followed by sunshine. temperatures in low to mid 60s. sunday, you're flirting with 770 degrees inland. scattered showers for your martin luther king, jr. day. level one system on storm impact scale. a light system. tuesday morning, a light system as well. then look at this. wednesday night all the way through friday, more light systems coming your way. but thursday, friday one could hold more moisture. colder air, lower snow levels, and gusty winds to the bay area. so eric, 5 out of the next 7 days, includinging much-needed rain for the bay area and snow for the sierra. you can download the accuweather app and plan temperatures to help you plan your weekend or live doppler 7 to track storms. >> i will tell myself like everybody else that we need it. >> we do. >> i know we need it. but as i walk down the street with the umbrella -- >> not so fun for yo

in his third round.isher produced some of his best golf, hitting a round of 7—under par to take the lead, and move to 17—under for the tournament. there will be a new name on the masters trophy this evening with mark allen taking on kyren wilson. neither player has reached this stage before. allen knocked out two—time winner john higgins in his semi—final, having already beaten ronnie 0'sullivan. wilson defeated world number three judd trump to make his first masters final. now how is this for impressive driving in winter conditions? a

third countries what. is their right to return to their homeland a military court has ruled that a palestinian teenager who was filmed slapping an israeli soldier must be kept in custody until her trial she was arrested amid a unrest following the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's comparable video of the incident went viral on social media gaining international attention. from. military courts in the occupied west bank. well i had to mimi is no stranger to this prefabricated courtroom inside the office military prison she came in looking relatively relaxed exchanging messages with her father who was sitting waiting for stretching out her legs crossing at the ankles where they were cuffed together and she heard the judge in the case the military judge deny her bail pending her trial which was set for january thirty first the judge justifying that decision not so much talking about the aggravated assault charges related to the slapping that was caught in that video which went viral and made he

and you know in what we tto do not and we want to dominate from what our offense doesnd win on the thirdthat changes and we don't feel you know a sense of urgency to spit that out and have been at the top of the league in all of thewill contin practice this week and take care of ourou workg on to tryo get better at going at it again? >> from a players stand point you take the time to kind of evaluate yourself over the season what are some of the things you need to improve on over the next two weeks the biggest thing is getting back to competing one against one and practicing situations whether minute coming out third down two minutes all of the situations that come up during a game you don't always get to practice in real time and as intense as you would like so we have that opportunity to have some extra time and using it to make sure we compete and get better. ♪ jenkins there with jeff skversky the falcons offense gets a lot of attention but defense is good and set out off in the rams game and what is the key to the atlanta defense? >> patience and dan quinn is the coach and comes from

he was followed in third by no wise and those fundamental. show master knew what john a young hailed as a pioneer by u.s. space agency nasa has died at the age of eighty seven young's trailblazing began in it in one nine hundred sixty s. and he was part of the first manned gemini mission by the time he commanded the first space shuttle flight in one nine hundred eighty one it was his sixth travel into orbit in the meantime he had also joined an exclusive club. oh my god. a pro nine hundred seventy two john young and his fellow astronaut charles duke collecting rock samples from the surface of the moon. it was an achievement that they shared with only ten others adding them to the exclusive fraternity of moon walkers forty nine years later young would break new ground again. or. start. commanding the maiden voyage of nasa's new space shuttle program young took on a particularly risky assignment it was the first time that nasa launched people on a rocket ship that had not first been tested in space. when we launched reed really did know a lot o

here's tuesday, st and you're about to see what weeken notice the time st not tomorrow, but the third the so what this means we think so something to look forward to. two of the three storms throw days. we'll see rain, monday the tuesda nothin strong there. thursd into friday. then a third system later next weeken so a nice break timing wise for these cent storms that have 7,000 feet. this is a good sno up for next week. >>> gogold. again. an olympic champion and what forgot her humble roots. garvin thomas has her story. >> she not only has a gold, but hannah says that has motivated d succes when hannah teeter looks back on her childhood in rural vermont, suppor her sporting dreams emotiois. financwell, hannah says >> no, we were definitely like growinup. mowing the lawns all summer. i worked at a few different then it was like well i want to >> 900 right here. >> and do well, hannah did italy. but instead of reaping the >> was always like if i f make >> so hannah proceeded to donate all of her winnings for the next five y to charity. >> so yesterday was our first a villkenya, then >>

what happens is in the third district, people got pulled out of the third district and packed into the first district to make that as heavily democratic as possible. the fourth district, the same. and so these are just examples of where someone can look at where the people are. and without looking at race can look and say, you know what, i'm going to draw a circle around those people and pack them in one place. >> i know you want to respond, dr. barber. let me say this -- sam says that north carolina is ground zero for gerrymandering, and that this isn't the first time they've gotten in trouble for how they've drawn these lines. >> no, that's exactly right. what's happening here, it is race. they tried to say it's partisanism, but that's a cover for racism.

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the patriarch of jerusalem had been holding mass to mark orthodox christmas but as the office the third attempted to leave manger square protesters as you can see blocked his car and threw some eggs he's at the center of growing public anger after being accused of selling off large parts off church lands other protests are planned against the u.s. is the situation to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital following all the developments for us in homage of june he's joining us from the occupied west bank and from bethlehem specifically to talk us through what you've seen today how much . of that in look despite. the best attempts at the organizers to try to create a festive atmosphere the atmosphere here in manger square the fact of the matter is that it's been marred by several factors the first is the weather it's really not been cooperating it's been raining and cold throughout the day right now it's sunny but this is sort of an anomaly beyond that you also have the fact there is this growing anger a lot of it because of these allegations these stories in the israeli press that the g

she won 2—0 to claim her third world title.extension until 2020. he's been preparaing his team for their fa cup fourth round tie with yeovil tomorrow night. and facing the media today praised the deal done to bring alexis sanchez from arsenal. something he called a great bit of business for both clubs. i got igota i got a fantastic player, and they got a fantastic player. alexis change from a fantastic club to a giant club. and mkhitaryan changed but changed also for a fantastic club, so! but changed also for a fantastic club, so i think it was a great deal for everybody. success for england's cricketers in their one day series has salvaged some pride after defeat in the ashes. and now they are determined to finish the series with a 5—0 whitewash. moeen ali sayd the team are determined to take a 4—0 lead with victory in the next one dayer which is staged at the adelaide oval on friday. this is the one series we really wa nt to this is the one series we really want to whitewash, especially in australia, but it is something that

he was followed in third by norway's and does fine and the. u.s. space pioneer john young has died at the age of eighty seven as commander of the apollo sixteen mission he became the ninth person to walk on the moon he also commanded the first space shuttle mission when young retired in two thousand and four he had visited space six times and was the only astronaut to have taken part in all of nasa space programs. thanks for watching i'm michel he see you at the top of the hour. meet the germans new and surprising aspects of life and culture in germany. u.s. american kate moos takes a look at germany this increasing use of their traditions every day lives and language in this family. so i'm young good. trick i am d.w. dot com the germans. think you're smart t.v. even smarter than the w four small to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on find out more w dot com smart t.v. . this week it emerged that i.t. experts have discovered a major design flaw in chips made by u.s. tech giant intel and others like a.m.d. i

s passed the bill which means two thirds of the knesset must now approve giving up territory at least thirty people have died in peru after the bus they were travelling in plunged eighty meters of a cliff on to rocky beach the bus was carrying fifty seven passengers to the capital lima when it collided with a truck along a narrow stretch of highway known as the devil's curve rescuers had to climb down to the beach and have been battling the tide to recover bodies nigeria's military says more than seven hundred people held hostage by the group boko. have managed to escape their found may near mon gone close to the north eastern border with chad those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. donald trump said jerusalem is the capital of israel and now israeli m.p.'s have passed a new law making it harder for any future government to compromise with the palestinians one hopes then for a two state solution this is inside story. the a. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan in the words of one israeli opposition m.p. when jerusalem burns everyth

third -- i'm finishing here. third, the policy of democratization and prevention of radicalization. it is also society approach that involves all sectors and all actors with the aim of reducing and eliminating the potential sources and causes of radicalization within the society that could be used to feed violent extremism and terrorism. this policy was global in scope. it opposed the logic of inclusion to that of exclusive and exclusion largely developed by the extremist propaganda. to that effect, the economic policy and the huge economic programs implemented since the year 2001 were guided by two main concerns. in one hand, the fair distribution of the benefits of economic development on the whole society and the whole country, and on the other hand, densification and diversification of professional training and jobs for the youth, including the newly graduated from universities. education system went through deep reform in order to give society citizen proud history, culture and identity, the citizens tolerant and moderate and open to the rest of the world and a citizen with a s

>> president honda: welcome back for the third time. fourth time. sorry. >> hello, board. i'll try to make this as brief as i can. i'm harvey hacker. i'm the project architect. mrs. mcateer is completely correct when she states that the stair at the south property line has been a part of the project since it was first shown to anyone, specifically at a preapplication neighborhood outreach where i made a special effort to explain by walking out on the deck to mrs. mcateer's husband who attended that meeting exactly where it would go an soliciting any opinion on it. later, after we turned in the plans for a permit application and which included a request for a variance, mrs. mcateer is correct that the residential design team had comments that included hoping that fire wall at that stair, the south property line, could be mitigated and reduced and, in fact, in the present version of the plan, it has been significantly reduced both in its extent and in its height. and that has all been reviewed and approved internally by the planning department including the planner on the ca

. >> on the day and third quarter eagles keep their foot on the gas, a little trickery with foles goingtorrey smith. >> torrey smith doing a great job of tracking the football and nick foles said he couldn't do the t ball but he frommed torrey smith and great completion. >> with the second touchdown of the game. >> receiver in the red shown and nick foles fouled him in the end zone and more of him especially in the big game. >> 352 yards and no interceptions here is some post game locker room sound. >> i feel like it's what got us here and talking about how good he was so try to do it. >> it's been an incredible year and have been through a lot like every one in the season and considering how we persevered and we have a special group and outstanding year and we have one more. >> this city deserves championships. we have to give it to them. go. let's go. jamie apody joins us and jamie you were in the field and the locker room what was it like? >> never seen anything like it you feel the energy of the crowd and the emotion of the players and tim had a meltdown on the field and had tears i

australia closed the third third day on 479 for 4, a lead of 133 runs with 6 first—innings wickets inmight run through australia and even preserve some sort of first innings lead. as it was, they had to toil in the heat on what was a special day here in sydney. after a series of fiercely partisan colours, a shared shade. syd ney partisan colours, a shared shade. sydney has worn pink one speedier for a decade in honour of the breast cancer charity co—founded by jay mcgraw, the late wife of the great glen. steve smith was the uncrackable code. but moeen ali's eureka moment came. smith left a void and mason crane filled it with an appeal. first they check the noble and there the case closely top—heavy umpire felt the boot was behind the line, he would have had his first test wicket. england needed energy. it came from crane. he had in for 171. in the baking temperatures, the marsh brothers turned england into their stooges. a draining day in every sense. australia well in charge, england feeling tired. let's hear from both charge, england feeling tired. let's hearfrom both sides charge,