di mo says he's out to remed that. his party, the five star movement, was founded less than nine years ago, claiming it would clean up the country's bloated bureaucracy and revolving-door politics. what makes it unique is that it rejects the traditional right- left political dichotomy. its members run the gamut from former communists to staunch right-wiers. di maio's own father was a local councilor for a neo-fascist party. the five stars applauded the election of a fellow populist outsider donald trump. di maio says he wants to enact trump-style tax cuts, and like the american president, thinks there are too many migrants in his country. but di maio also shares traits with another political newcomer: recently elected french president emmanuel macron. macron too was hard to peg politically and his popularity was dangerously underestimated by the elites in his country.es what mhe five five star movement so popular at this moment? it's leading the country in the polls. >> ( translated s a political power that's lived up

franklin roosevelt died in april of 1945. and she died in september of '41. so she was really around for most of his life. it was a terrific loss when she passed away. fdr loved this home from the time he was born here until the time he died. he loved it so much that he wanted the american people and people throughout the world to come here and understand what it meant for him to be born and raised here. and what influenced him when he was growing up, and how it perhaps translated into some of the things he did as president of the united states. he gave this house to the american public. he made arrangements while he was president to have this given to the national park service eventually. so it was his hope and dream that people would come here and learn about him as a person and as president of the united states. >> next, a visit to franklin roosevelt's top cottage, designed by the 32nd president, and located about three miles from the family's springwood estate in hyde

franklin roosevelt died in april of 1945 and she died in september of '41. so she was really around for most of his life. it was a terrific loss when she passed away. fdr loved this home from the time he was born here until the time he died. he loved it so much that he wanted the american people and people throughout the world to come here and understand what it meant for him to be born and raised here and what influenced him when he was growing up and perhaps

the other woman died a week later in the hospital.>>> 27- year-old woman died after a car collided with a ac transit bus. kelly was heading to work this morning when her car collided with the bus at california street and ashby avenue. the force of the crash sent the car and the bus smashing into the porch of a nearby home. leigh martinez talk with the woman's father. he actually learned about the accident when he saw his daughter's car on the news.>> reporter: calvin zachary and his wife said goodbye to the daughter as she went to work. they were watching the morning news when they saw a familiar car at the scene of an accident on ashby avenue in berkeley.>> not a full distraction of it. -- description. i immediately me and my son jumped on our bike.

he died saving us. >> and chilling new video of students hiding in a classroom as the terror unfolded. the suspected shooter in court charged with 17 count of premeditated murder. new questions. were warning signs missed? how the fbi may have been tipped off about him months before the massacre by a threat on youtube. >>> president trump consoling the nation announcing a visit to that grieving community, and new controversy as the gun control debate rages in washington. >>> also, the good news from the cdc about the flu shot for children. and one of team usa's biggest stars wins gold here in pyeongchang. and she's just getting started. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from pyeongchang. all the news from here a bit later, but we, of course, start tonight once again in florida. where within the last hour authorities released a number of new details about yesterday's mass murder at a parkland, florida, high school. a minute-by-minute account of the attack and how the accuse

county antrim, has died in hospital.o coming up, more from the six nations rugby. in a close—fought match. at 10. pages in our paper review. and at 10. about her new book ivy & abe. good evening. of its aid workers, in the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010. but insisted there was no attempt to hide the truth. relationship with 0xfam. angus crawford reports. killing more than 200,000 people and affecting millions more. aid agencies from around the world stepped into the chaos. of staff in the field. women for sex. the commission now disputes. 0xfam's leadership denies there has been a cover—up. serious misconduct and that we had taken action. by the government every year. shocking and demanded a full and urgent investigation. about the misconduct. it is clear that it's a cover—up case. authorities in haiti about that, it was a cover—up. how many of those cases are still happening in haiti? we do not know. so justice can be served there. and now threatens its work in the future. angus crawford, bbc news. and writer for t

viable is opposition leader morgan chang or i dies after a long battle with colon cancer. there are reports of numerous deaths suffer a shooting at a high school in florida plus. a mentor thomas in sydney where artists have responded to the woman incidents recorded at australia's offshore refugee proceedings. well after nine years as the president of south africa jacob zuma has resigned the seventy five year old was given an ultimatum by his own party amid numerous allegations of corruption speaking a short time ago zuma said he disagreed with the way he was being forced out the a.n.c. should. be divided in my name. i have therefore come to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect. even though i disagree with the decision of my of the leadership of my of going to zation i have always been a disciplined member of the sea will soon one two presidential elections but his presidency was hampered by several corruption scandals his position had become increasingly untenable since december two thousand and seventeen when he was replaced by several

a nation in mourning india prepares to say farewell to a bollywood idol sridevi who's died suddenly at the age of fifty four. the health authorities in rebel held eastern groups are reporting symptoms of gas poisoning among casualties of syrian government airstrikes at least twenty seven people have died in the latest wave of attacks the week long bombardment is continuing despite a u.n. resolution demanding a cease fire in syria health workers say a strike on the village of i'll shift on the left several people. all suffering symptoms consistent with exposure to chlorine gas one child died in the attack from osama bin with a warning his report does contain some distressing images. if. this is what the united nation agrees has to stop. but hours into the u.n. security council has thirty day cease fire declaration forms kept dropping on eastern medics are building dozens of deaths and injuries from more than one hundred airstrikes. and artillery bombardments all of which was supposed to and continues in the rebel held area home to four hundred thousand syrians what experiences from the

martha dies. as an adult, martha marries thomas jefferson and has martha and mary, later called mariah. after john wales' third wife died, he begins a relationship with his slave, elizabeth hemings, who, in fact, had been brought to his household by wife number one, martha epps. they have six children together, the youngest of whom was sally hemings born in 1773, the year actually that john wayle, s died. so two things worth noticing here. first of all, that jefferson's wife and sally hemings had the same father, john wayles. the other thing to note is that jefferson's daughter martha and sally hemings born within roughly a year of each other, and so they will be going through their child-bearing years together at monticello. okay. so we don't know exactly when harriet hemings left monticello. certainly, by the end of may 1822 when she turned 21 years old. but we do know it caused quite a stir in the little town of charlottesville. there was a great deal of talk about it, jefferson's overseer late

women who died in childbirth and woman who arose in childbirth only to bury children who died before they had a chance to live. in spite of everything. blended right in. of course this is not the start of unadulterated trial. we need to think hard about what it means to live one's life this way. i met the family of her half-sister martha is sizes is devoted to one another harriet looked out her life when the oblivion of exile. geographically severed from her mother and two younger brothers silenced by institutionally slavery finished into white society, herrity suffered the rapture of her birth family. we don't know when her correspondence with medicine began. we don't know when or how she even learned of her mother's death nine years after her father had died. slaves did not possess lineage. the captivity tethered to to a mother rather than father and me to up screen rather than an heir. jefferson may have thought of. as office is the granddaughter of the family matriarch harriet was there the proud having mind. forced her to bury that limit lineage. the scholars show how they told

she returned home but was taken to hospital later that night and died.ou tell us? ellie may clark had suffered with asthma throughout her short life. on the day she died she has been turned away from an emergency appointment at the grange clinic in newport because she was more than ten minutes late. doctor joanne because she was more than ten minutes late. doctorjoanne roe, the doctor who took that decision, told the inquest today she was busy with another patient. the hearing heard it had a ten minute rule doctors had where they could turn patients away. but never before had it been applied to emergency patients. the coroner heard there were serious concerns. she was going to be writing a report now highlighting them, that ellie may clark had been let down by failings in the system, that opportunities to give her potentially life—saving treatment had been missed. herfamily were here at the hearing today. they said they were disappointed there was no finding of neglect and said they had waited three years for these a nswe i’s. thanks very much. there wer

when he died. so it might be something that he used when he was writing the declaration of independence. we don't know. here we are with james madison, our fourth president, and also one of our founding fathers. and what we have borrowed for this is a document called "the worship document" of 1812 from the montpelier foundation. and this document is interesting because it's a document which is for a ship, and the ship is an american cargo ship assigned by president james madison and also signed by secretary of war james monroe. who becomes the next president. but this document is to show that the ship is a neutral ship. at the time, the french and the british are taking american ships and american sailors and impressing them into their navies to fight for them or to sail for them or claiming they're defectors from the british navy. this document was designed to claim that the ship was neutral and not let that happen. later on at the beginning of the war of 1812, the ship was actually captured by th

she was 10-years-old when her mother died. she was a witness to the agonized grief and companion when he traveled to france in 1784. so, the young martha learned in life to complet the complete deo her father. she was barely 12-years-old when her father placed her in this school. this is one view from the courtyard and just a partial view of. this is from the inner courtya courtyard. the day that her father dropped her off at the school they would have entered through doors that are concealed, but the mother superior officers were up here it is a gorgeous staircase that takes you from up here to the mother superior's office. from the street view this isn't quite as impressive but it's one which martha would attend services as well. certainly it was the most expensive. it was devoted by the intellectual life martha would have the experience of a lifetime. she quickly learned french and gossip with friends and shop chaperoned pushers at the height of the regime so remember they arrive in august of 1784 and a belief in september

her honeymoon died from her injuries this sunday.ad been in critical condition since that crash earlier this month. her husband and three others on board died shortly after the crash. another tourist remains in critical condition. >>> a sacramento area school district is coming under fire for its handling of a threat made against a teacher and a school by a student. calling standards a statistics teacher in el dorado hill said a student made threats to her about other students. she reported it to the district but she says she heard nothing. here is what sanders says was said. >> this individual said to other students that he wanted to beat me up and he wanted to f'ing kill me and he wanted to shoot up the school. >> the district did hold an expulsion meeting recently but would not say if the student was expelled or not. officials will say the student is not allowed on any district campus or events. students and teachers are expected to pressure the school board tonight looking for clarification. >>> more details now, threats against

up till shortly before he died. after being defeated for re-election, he went on to teach at yale law school. and while he was there, we have two of his exams that' gave to his law students. and we also have a document from when he was the summer white house was in beverly, massachusetts. and in beverly, massachusetts, we have an itinerary of things that he did. go for a drive, occasionally meet with the public, go to church, was a part of that. those are the different things that he did there. then moving on top woodrow wilson, woodrow wilson, the 28th president of the united states and the item that we have for woodrow wilson is a picnic set. and what's interesting about this is this is one of the picnic sets that he used when he was courting his second wife. his first wife had died during his first term and he was introduced to this woman actually less than a year after his wife had died. and they fell in love. they would go on drives. they would take a picnic set like this out and go out to picnic at a park in t

and some that died definitely muslims died you know trying to help us. james yee was the army's muslim chaplain at guantanamo prison. i was being accused of espionage spying and aiding the enemy now these are capital crimes for in which military prosecutors even threaten me with the death penalty. they were distinctly american from of islam is emerging in the off to mouth of nine eleven arabic school alone a buck to believe something unique is happening here the voice of the muslim woman has not been heard throughout the fourteen hundred years of islamic history now we need to hear from the women and it's only when you live in america that you are empowered to go forward with your idea of. islam and america from two thousand and eight as we know a lot has happened says globally with the rise of by. and in america itself where terrorism has returned to american soil and president trump has introduced a travel ban which seems to many to target muslims so ten years on what is the position of islam in america realises the political analysts who lives and wor

three of the tourists died at the scene.des salesman in brighton who was celebrating his 30th birthday and his girlfriend, becky dobson, a receptionist from worthing in west sussex. she was 27. stuart's brother, jason hill, a lawyer in milton keynes, also died. was 32 yea rs milton keynes, also died. was 32 years old. his girlfriend, jennifer barron, survived. also on board were newlyweds, seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. their friends their wedding with becky and stuart. theirfriends had been saving up for their holiday for a year. 0r three who died had attending worthing college. as ex- alumni of the olic they've gone on with their passions, enjoying their lives and going on with their careers as they wanted and to get to this stage in their life and die so young is devastating. in the minutes after the crash, passengers and crew from other helicopters in the area rushed to help. they included a nurse, katie khalili. when we finally got some medical equipment down there i started putting v line

one person died, but so far there name has not been released. the fire also badly damaged a shack and burned other debris. >>> san francisco city leaders to their support behind a new bill today that would help homeless people that are dying on the street. this bill would allow san francisco and other counties to temporarily make care decisions for sick and dying and mentally ill drug addicted homeless people. >> we want these people on our street who are dying to get the housing and the care that they need. we don't want them to end up in the criminal justice system which unfortunately often happens now.>> weiner made remarks at a news conference today that was attended by the san francisco mayor and the board of supervisors president. he said that only 1% of homeless people are in need of this kind of public help. the current laws put too many limitations on state and local services to get people to help that they need. >>> a new proposed budget for the severance's belize includes three nepean dollars or tasers. the issue a new proposed -- a n

gas poisoning among casualties of syrian government to strikes me at least twenty seven people have died in the latest wave of attacks the continuing bombardment comes despite a u.n. security council resolution demanding a cease fire health workers say a strike on the village of chef and he left several people suffering symptoms consistent with exposure to chlorine gas one child died in the attack more now from osama bin laden with a warning his report does contain some distressing images. i this is what the united nations agrees has to stop thanks. but hours into the u.n. security council has thirty day cease fire declaration forms kept dropping on eastern. medics aboard a dozen of the dead and injured from more than one hundred years strikes barrel bombs and artillery bombardments all of which was supposed to and continues in the rebel held area home to four hundred thousand syrians what experiences from the b.b.s. . and don't give us high expectation it's the fish and. what's. the . possible we don't know we don't we don't know. and and then here this is a big number of population wan

he died sunday.e is known for playing the sharp witnessted father in the series "frasier." >> you said the one thing in the apartment i care about and heave it out into the street. >> the healthiest thing you can do. >> the healthiest thing you can do? >> shut my trap. >> he was a member of the step ev steppenwolf theater in chicago. boy was he funny. he was 77 years old. >> a chicago legend. >>> vice president mike pence says the world needs to hear the truth about north korea, but won't close the door on the meeting at the olympics. we go live to pyeongchang next. we all want to know about the new thing. you know, the new, new thing. with xfinity's retail stores, you can now see the latest. want to test drive the latest devices? be our guest. want to save on mobile? just ask. want to demo the latest innovations and technology? do it here. come see how we're making things simple, easy, and awesome. plus come in today and ask about xfinity mobile, a new kind of network designed to save you money. vis

it earlier it had been reported that the actress died ofa been reported that the actress died of a hearti as family homes, fans have been coming to pay for specs all day. dubai police today released the postmortem results say that our actual cause of death was drowning in the bathtub of her hotel apartment. that is different from earlier reports that such actually died from a cardiac arrest while attending a family wedding in dubai. her body was allegedly delayed because of the results of the reports. that is what local media we re reports. that is what local media were reporting in dubai. politicians, fellow celebrities and fa ns politicians, fellow celebrities and fans have been reacting in utter shock at the news of her death. seat is being described as bollywood's first female superstar centre starting acting at the age of four. she acted in more than 300 films and it wasn't just a bollywood she she acted in more than 300 films and it wasn'tjust a bollywood she acted in. she was a star of many regional films industries across india. 0ne of the real appeals of sridevi, especially sinc

the police have been busy in lincolnshire, three people died in a crash between a car and a lorry. half a dozen accidents before 6:30am. there have been reports from merseyside police dealing with collisions on icy surfaces and on the m 62, the northwest medway police have had a busy day. if you are heading to the airport, regionalairports busy day. if you are heading to the airport, regional airports are operating but the airlines advise is to check in early if you can and allow extra time for yourjourney from home to the airport. here in yorkshire, several hundred schools are closed today. the disruption wasn't perhaps as bad as initially anticipated but nonetheless with more snow anticipated tonight, conditions could deteriorate and drivers are being warned to take extra ca re. phil bodmer in levisham in north yorkshire. ben ando is in colchester in essex. how much disruption has there been there? there has been a fair amount. greater anglia who run trains from this station into london normally packed with rush—hour commuters were running barely half the number of services. the

. >>> ten more children have died in this flu epidemic, getting worse. tonight tips for stopping the spread to your kids. >>> and the american golden girl from sochi. looking to dominate again. >> yes, i'm ready! want to go, want to go now. >> mikaela shiffrin on the secrets to olympic glory. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from pyeongchang, south korea, where the olympic flame burns brightly as we head into the first weekend of competition of the 2018 winter games. the spectacular opening ceremony here, in addition to the pomp, pageantry and excitement is also being talked about for some truly eye-opening moments in the stands, where vice president pence practically came face-to-face with the sister of north korea's kim jong-un. a chilly reminder of the nuclear standoff even as north and south korea embrace an olympic detente. and athletes from around the u.s. and the world fix their hopes and dreams on olympic glory. nbc's stephanie gosk starts us off tonight. ♪ >> reporter: it was a celebration of south korea's remark

he died last week. a preliminary report in to the accident failed to establish a cause.e for newsnight with evan davis. labour would seek to negotiate a new, comprehensive eu customs unit, to make sure there are no tariffs with europe... 20 months since the referendum, and it's a brexit milestone. for the first time, we now have the two main parties committed to completely different outcomes. most people had never thought about a customs union two years ago, now the choice over whether we stay in one, is stretching partly loyalties. we now know enough detail about the party's positions, the parliamentary arithmetic and the fracture points to say we're entering new territory. what is certain is we're heading for a parliamentary bustup. are labour expecting this could eventually bring about a general election? and will tory rebels really line up with jeremy corbyn, against a central plank of their own government's policy? also tonight, should we be worried, should china be worried, that president xi jinping seems keen on ruling indefinitely? no matter, keep on... biscuit..

the father didn't know if the son was okay but the son had died. >> he died but the father did not knowthat. >> he had no way to know that he kept saying is brody okay but right before he died he said brody is dead and was a mile and a half away his body was back at the hotel he had no way to know that he passed the only way he knew because he said he saw his son in heaven and it gave me chills because as a christian you read about accounts of people in that last moment of passing her life into death for those that were survived have brought back to life i saw my family members are my loved one and his account matched all the accounts i have read and other nonfiction accounts so that was one of many stories and they have similar stories of this divine outreach. >> so this isn't just joe blow. >> actual medical doctor. >> the other example i found this interesting, the wind renders the police officer who basically died at the hands of a drunk in a bar and he was off duty. his daughter had this experienc experience? >> his sister he left behind a daughter who was for when he passed her na

she died on sunday of a cardiac arrest and lahore at age sixty six to hunger campaign tirelessly for democracy and free speech in pakistan and she faced many death threats for speaking out against the strict blasphemy laws of the conservative muslim majority country. german chancellor angela merkel has vowed to serve another four year term despite growing criticism within her conservative bloc many contend that she granted too many concessions in a coalition deal but the center left social democrats to end months of political gridlock on sunday she shot back saying it would have been irresponsible to let the negotiations collapse the social democrats rank and file have to vote on the coalition agreement on march fourth. the chancellor stepping out to defend the coalition deal specifically the key forum and finance ministries going to the social democrats it was the only way she says to stop the talks collapsing. so you can smell of course i also find it painful i would like to have kept the finance ministry but it's what we decided politically and in the coalition agreement and the f

his mother died years ago and his mother died three months ago. she had the flu and died of pneumonia. some say that threw him in a tail spin. he was in the magistrate's room earlier and a video conference. he looked frail. 130 pounds. he purchased the ar-15 legally. he was in an orange jump suit and also been in a suicide prevention vest. he had no bond set and now he faces 17 counts of first degree murder. that number could go up. five of his victims are still in the hospital in life threatening condition, shepard. >> shepard: we watched with a lot of interest when the officer that spotted him and took him down came to microphones. >> that's right. unlike most of these shooters, this one survived. he didn't turn the weapon on himself. there was chaos in the scene at the school with the fire alarm, the bodies, the blood, the smoke. he managed to escape. this officer explained a short time ago how he captured the suspect. >> he complied with my commands. and was taken into custody without any issues. >> now the families of all 17 that were killed

that's close to the capital damascus and four others died in. north korean athletes arrived in the south ahead of the winter olympics in pune chang kim jong un sr is expected to arrive on friday to leave the delegation israeli media say police will recommend that prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be indicted on corruption charges the prime minister and his wife are suspected of receiving illicit gifts from billionaire benefactors. a pakistani court has convicted thirty one people over the campus lynching of a university student who was falsely accused of blasphemy one of the defendants was sentenced to death the killing of twenty three year old. crime raise new questions about the misuse of harsh blasphemy laws zain buzz ravi has been speaking to the family. his family has kept his room the same as it was the day he left home for the last time a reminder of the kind of man he was. was studying journalism at a university and more than in april last year he was lynched by two hundred fellow students the mob was spurred by rumors that khan had

we were told that she died of a massive heart attack and that came as a big surprise you two to four years old she had no history of any medical ailments or something like that but eventually the people who are investigating a death in dubai they have come up with this final announcement that she apparently slipped in her bathtub. and she drowned accidentally this was in the in a hotel if she was there attending a big family wedding and big gathering of family members as were the kids and many many other relatives so. we're told the case is close it does come as a big shock how or somebody slipped in the bath tub drown there were apparently traces of alcohol in a body and that led to a lot of speculation dubbed the drinking and all of those things which is absolutely ridiculous but it is really sad it's unfortunate it's sad because she was such a beautiful woman so talented so why vicious lively. and the sudden death they surprise shocking manner with all you know still quite taken aback let me share this. this was a post by a husband and he says in the post to the world she was ther

he died sunday.e is known for playing the sharpwitted father in "frasier." >> accidentally stain your carpet and you set fire to the one thing in this apartment and heave it out into the street. >> the healthy thing you can do? >> the healthy thing you can do? >> shut my yap. >> bingo! >> the actor starred on screen and stage. he was a member of the steppenwolf theater in chicago for 39 years. john mahone yoery was 77 years >>> millions of eagles fans and students expected at the super bowl parade. andy scholes thawing out from minneapolis has more in the bleacher report next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com what can a president [ do in thirty seconds? he can fire an fbi director who won't pledge his loyalty. he can order the deportation of a million immigrant children. he can threaten an unstable dictator a

he died at einstein medical center a short time later. on the circumstances surrounding the shooting. >> two people are hospitalized after being rescued from an icy lake in mercer, hamilton county. a white suv crossed three medians before plunging into the lake on south broad street. >> what's going through your mind? >> what can i do to help? >> it happened in an instan. >> while his coworker called 911, he jumped in to help. it was too cold and the victims were sinking too quickly. >> the trump administration is withdrawing its controversial nominee over environmental issues. senators questioned her expertise during nominations hearing in november. >> there is so much more to come on "action news" tonight. our eagle coverage continues as we find out what the team did today to get ready for tomorrow's game. >> melissa? >> we are tracking a soaker. if you are planning parties for the superbowl come sunday, we have the details coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fly eagles fly, for a touchdown one, two, thr

he joined the group ini978 and died at the age of 7a.heir hits. he left in 1977 only to rejoin them three years later. he died in hospital in chicago one day before his 75th birth day. scientists studying the decline in the survival rates of polar bears have observed them expending more energy than they can consume as they hunt. the researchers found that the bears have a higher metabolic rate than previously thought. victoria gill has more. a polar bear‘s view of the arctic. these remarkable images were captured cameras —— by cameras inside tracking collars that scientists fitted to nine solitary female polar bears. the researchers had to work for three arctic seasons to capture and collar nine solitary bears. each was collared for about nine days before the cameras were retrieved, revealing these unique insights into their behaviour. satellite images show arctic sea ice is decreasing at a rate of about 14% every decade and the bears use that ice to hunt their main and most calorie rich prey, seals. so as well as fitting them with gps t

and the important thing is, 3,000 people died during the troubles.ce took a very long time. it is very delicate. we must have a soft border. the scottish government has published its own version of the european union withdrawal bill, as part of a deepening row with westminster. the tensions are over who should take charge over powers, in areas like agriculture and the environment, which return to the uk after brexit. the scottish and welsh governments have both introduced bills to prepare for the possibilty that they cannot reach agreement with the uk government. fighting has resumed in eastern ghouta, the rebel—held suburb of syria's capital damascus, despite what was supposed to be a "humanitarian pause". it was hoped that the daily five—hour ceasefire, ordered by syria's ally russia, would allow civilians to leave, but the united nations says it collapsed before it was due to expire. nearly a00,000 people are trapped in the area, which has been besieged by government forces since 2013. 0ur middle east editor jeremy bowen reports. but the temporary

she died on saturday of a cardiac arrest in the whore at age sixty six to hunger campaign tirelessly for democracy and free speech and pakistan she faced many death threats for speaking out against the strict blasphemy laws of a conservative muslim majority country. south africa is preparing to mark the hundredth anniversary of nelson mandela's birth but at the governing african national congress party is in the midst of upheaval president jacob zuma has refused to resign amid corruption allegations and the a.n.c. his decision making committee is expected to call for zuma to step down when it meets on monday that could pave the way for his rival deputy president zero ramaphosa to move into the top position. on our. power. was the anti apartheid rallying cry of the struggle led by nelson mandela born one hundred years ago. his resistance eventually delivered power into the hands of the a.n.c. but it is the transition of that power that is threatening to test south africa's ruling party apart the birthday celebrations were launched by the a and sees new leaders who will run the posa he

to this area since twenty thirteen and it's a similar story for italy where least four people have died in the ongoing government offensive which is backed by russia russian bombing of it live in fact has increased ever since one of its planes was shot down and the pilot killed by rebels on saturday and the irony is the both. a supposed to be so-called deescalation zones where violence was supposed to be much reduced then the harder reports now from beirut. civil defense volunteers look for survivors but instead they're pulling out the dead from the rubble of what was once homes children women men dozens of them have been killed in air strikes that are leveling residential buildings. this man just lost his son. god bless you he says clearly still in a state of shock. it's day three of an intensified military campaign. multiple areas of the rebel held damascus suburb of eastern are coming under fire people there are saying russian and syrian government aircraft have been carried out one strike after another. people here believe russia is taking revenge after his plane was shot down by th

this sexual brother of the two—year—old who died in the collision has also just died. —— the six—year—oldthe news from coventry were the two—year—old brother had already died. just providing that update. back now to new immigration figures, which show the number of eu citizens leaving britain is at its highest level for a decade. but official figures also estimate that overall, there are still more people coming to britain than leaving. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. ever since the brexit vote people have been keeping a close eye on the numbers of new citizens coming to britain. today we reached a milestone because in the year to september last year, the number of eu citizens leaving britain for good reached 130,000 people. the highest figure we have seen for a decade. the highest figure since the financial crash however, the number of people moving to britain to work was 220,000 so that is why, although it is the lowest figure for four yea rs. it is the lowest figure for four years. although all, the number of eu citizens coming to britain minus the number of los

hood yesterday has died. six others had to be rescued.hey described dangerous conditions including melting ice which led to following debris. >>> and fbi director christopher bray said his agency completed their background investigation of rob porter last month. that appears to contradict a white house version. they say they first learned about the allegations of porter last week just before porter resigned. >>> each year about 40,000 children are born with heart defects. some need surgeries and other procedures for the e rest of their lives. kenneth craig tells us about a group that gets together every valentine's day for a celebration. >> reporter: 2-year-old riley doesn't miss a beat when the music is on. she and her mother are here celebrating. >> it was difficult. day and night in the hospital. >> reporter: riley was born with a rare and serious congenital heart defect. doctors performed open heart surgery when she was just 4 months old. going to be well, what the future was hold for her. day the hospital along with scroll tears from

he died last week. a preliminary report into the accident failed to establish a cause.the winter so far for much of the uk, and weather experts say the freezing conditions will continue for the rest of the week. there are yellow and amber warnings of snow in scotland, wales and central, eastern and southern parts of england. some rail companies have already taken the decision to cancel services tonight. our science editor david shukman has the latest. the first wave of the storm. norwich this afternoon, blanketed in white. not enough to stop the postmen or the rubbish collection, but this is just the beginning of what is forecast. london had an icy start this morning, and the bands of dark clouds are a hint of heavy snow to come, along with plummeting temperatures. already, some areas have felt a wind of minus 15. would you like soup? so, busy times at the largest emergency shelter in london. the charity glass door has decided that it's too cold to turn anyone away tonight. the homeless are at greatest risk. you feel more vulnerable. you've got to have two sleeping bags

get ready. >> all right. >> come on, di.e're going to diane the floor director's house, she doesn't know it. >> she took off that day. >> heat up the skillet. we've got the first day of february, and it is going to be a rainy one by the end of the day. but it is also going to be milder than yesterday. so, we just lit the the difference, give awe six out of ten. here is bus stop budd ever buddy. national cherry month, also national chocolate lovers month. so there is a chocolate covered cherry. and an umbrella. ya, you'll need that later on. now, windchills in the 20's, at the moment. but by later on today when the rain rolls in, it will be much milder. in fact, above freezig right now for our real temperature, sunrise time 7:09 today. and nothing yet on ultimate doppler radar. there is a look at some other windchills, 31 in lancaster, 28 atlantic city, dover at 26 degrees. so, plan on mix of sun and clouds, at least early, and then the clouds take over, showers move in, in the afternoon, high temperature, 48 degrees. 101.1 m

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lives that are claiming my stripes i don't remember even the war when if i think one thousand won the died in two minutes people in power investigates the effects of deforestation and illegal building and asks what the future holds if those in authority fail to act the mountain will fall at this time on al-jazeera. however a colander hall with the top stories on al-jazeera the syrian military has dropped leaflets over a single coil residents to leave for their own safety and opposition fighters to have themselves over and over four hundred people have died of the rebel held in clay of joy and five days of bombardment they have all the still the agreement at the un on ordering a cease fire to allow the area is facing opposition from russia us as the last go is blocking any meaningful action yesterday russia's permanent representative asked that asked what we should do about eastern ghouta the people of eastern ghouta u.n. officials humanitarian and human rights leaders and indeed pretty much the entirety of this council have answered stop the bombing of eastern. allow medical assistance and