that's due to sporting keeping track of porto with a 2—0 win over feirense in lisbon.lped seal the win, including this freddy montero effort. now the golf, the prodigyjunior has one that the mac pro keystrokes, the 34—year—old florida started the day tied in the lead with the world number one, dustin johnson. a wayward round from dustinjohnson halted his challenge. just and a, fresh victory last time out, was not able to close the gap with an inconsistent round of 2—under. it was prodded junior who held on to win his first tournament since 2012 and claimed the winner's check. former world number one serena williams made her return to competitive tennis five months after giving birth. she teamed up with her sister, venus williams. us had already won the tie but this was never about the scoreline, as demonstrated by the cheers to welcome back the grandslam champion. the sisters did not win the match though, losing in straight sets, 6-2, 6-3. now to the six nations rugby. france for 10—0 four scotland took the lead late in the second half. greg laidlaw kicked seven penalt

on thursday the video cortez museum in lisbon opened an exhibition of portuguese street artist views his works normally nero's on the sides of buildings are displayed here and prints the thirty one year old artist whose real name is alexander farto is known for his original techniques he grinds chisels or even blasts his images into building walls. strength is too old for to represent spain. at this year's euro vision song contest the singers will travel to lisbon for the euro vision finals on may twelfth to perform their ballad to come soon for your song. stream is one of the big five contributors to the european broadcasting union which produces the song contest. have already secured a place in the finals. they are among the rarest instruments in the world and when the temperature starts to rise and they will simply melt i'm talking about ice instruments now they are so delicate that even the players breath can put them out of tune well there are only a few musicians worldwide who can play on ice and tardy in song set is one of them and he's a jazz musician who's been playing on ic

at this year's euro vision song contest the singers will travel to lisbon for the euro vision finals on may twelfth to perform their ballad to come soon or your song. strange is one of the big five contributors to the european broadcasting union which produces the song contest. have already secured a place in the fine. they are among the rarest instruments in the world and when the temperature starts to rise they will simply melt i'm talking about ice instruments now they are so delicate that even the players breath can put them out of tune well there are only a few musicians worldwide who can play on ice and target is song set is one of them and he's a jazz musician who has been playing on ice instruments for some twenty years and he's about to embark on a world tour we caught up with him in munich. it's like music from a dream world. terry is song set plays instruments crafted from ice they're almost too cold for his lips but produce a curiously warm sound kind of warm and gentle and some low frequent bass sounds that it's amazing. to see which is frasier to go in through our unive

." >>> robert lisbon jr. has joined the da's office and he was the head of the federal office of juvenile justice in the obama administration and most recently worked at drexel university and an overstatement to say but this seems like a monthly occurrence another truck crashed into the radnor railroad underpass today. john rawlins was there. >> reporter: two men and a truck. by the end of the morning the truck was a wreck and the two men arrested. the driver for suspicion of driving under the influence and the height is clearly marked but people in the area says too often ignored. >> i don't understand why they don't look up and see the sign that says how many feet. can they not read? because the height is there on the bridge. very clear. >> remarkable to me. >> every few month. >> this was the fourth time since november and the police estimate they have generated 100 accident reports in here in 10 years and one theory too many truck drivers have their focus on navigational apps for cars that don't factor in

this space is inspired by lisbon's central train station. carousel contains more than 83,000 flowers, including roses, peonies, hydrangeas and delphiniums. the faberge egg contains more than 60,000 flowers, including roses, azaleas, spray roses and hydrangeas. but then there's that rising phoenix that can catch you by surprise. wynn palace is located in the cotai strip area. it's an area that many compare to the vegas strip.. but just five minute cab ride away.... these guys are waiting are at the macao giant panda pavilion. it's in a setting very much like what we would consider a zoo, but the four pandas, a mother, father and twin boys, that will be two years old next summer, are the star residents. your ticket in is going to cost about $1.25. (the cab ride there and back from the cotai strip cost me less than $10.) it's hard to go wrong with a quick visit here. admission into the indoor panda area is done in ticketed intervals. (visitors watch the giant pandas through glass.) the morning i was there, maybe there were a dozen other folks i

i'll be speaking to paul hofheinz, the president of the brussels based think—tank the lisbon council.

the carnival near the capital lisbon is famous for its political satire. it is considered the world's largest human migration and it's under way in china ahead of the lunar new year on friday the holiday season millions reuniting with their families as the leave as they leave big cities to visit their relatives it's expected that during the forty day new year period the chinese will make three billion trips a senior opposition leader has been released from prison in ethiopia after days of antigovernment protests all charges have now been dropped against became secretary-general of the oromo federalist congress care was initially held on terrorism charges after his arrest in december twenty fifth teen he was freed along with seven other opposition members. u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson says a departure from the e.u. is in his words cause for hope not fear johnson's much anticipated briggs's speech addressed the deep divisions between leven remain voters and urged unity he says the result cannot be reversed and the u.k. should not be bound by e.u. rul

i'll be speaking to paul hofheinz, the president of the brussels based think—tank the lisbon council.arm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. are and you can be part of the conversation. it's that time of year when thoughts turn to love and romance, as people celebrate valentine's day. is it something you mark or do you think it's over commercialised? tell us what you think, just use #bbcthebriefing. in her israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has confirmed that police are recommending that he be charged with corruption offences. they say there's evidence he gave bribes to get positive media coverage, and helped rich friends after receiving lavish gifts. in an address on israeli television, mr netanyahu said nothing would come of the cases against him, and that he will remain in office. our correspondent james reynolds reports from jerusalem. the israeli police recommend charges against the country's prime minister in two separate cases. the first centres on gifts for favours and police believe that benjamin netany

police in portugal have detained a man at lisbon's international airport accused of carrying one kilogramttocks. it's reported the man was a brazilian citizen who'd arrived on a flight from belem, in northern brazil. police say the quantity of the drug seized would have been enough to make 5,000 individual doses. in south africa, the ruling african national congress has asked presidentjacob zuma to resign. the anc says he's agreed to stand down, but only after a transition period of three to six months which the party rejected. mr zuma has come under mounting pressure to leave his post, following a series of corruption scandals. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports from johannesburg. not quite the night of the long knives, but still the party moving definitively to be rid of a defiant president. late last night the convoy of the anc leader cyril ramaphosa coming to tell his executive that after a short meeting jacob zuma was refusing to resign voluntarily. with the media kept at bay, the party debated what to do next. it's half—past midnight and they're still talking in there, more than

compliance consulted lisbon row describe what the decision now means for a lot of. well it basically means that you will no longer be regulated by our own you won't be broadcasting in the eighth and europe and. you know you are no longer subject to their regulations but also means that you won't be able to you know you miss out on a chunk of the audience that you're after which is the reason why i got a lot of com license in the first place i would imagine that it wanted to you know get access to all of our o. diaspora and they won't be able to do that unless of course they reapply for a license at some point. to five children in the middle east are living in a conflict zone according to a report by save the children there warned of the more dangerous places in the region is the occupied west bank where last year fourteen were killed but always a thousand injured belet smith has more from ramallah. it's hard to concentrate in class when a chunk of your skull has been blown away by a rubber coated bullet. mohammed to me was shot in december by an israeli soldier duri

north korea's kim jong holding a rocket because you know rocket man the carnival near the capital lisbon is famous for its political satire. show here here with their headlines on al-jazeera israeli police have recommended prime minister benjamin netanyahu be indicted over corruption allegations attorney general now has to decide whether to pursue formal charges and yahoo has vowed to stay on as israel's leader is a master to the u.n. and has accused me of mars government of making lives for henge muslims a death sentence hundreds of them have fled the country hundreds of thousands rather since a violent military crackdown began in august. unfortunately the security council has so far failed in its responsibility to act in response to the clear threat to international peace and security that has resulted from recent events in northern which kind of state we cannot look the other way in this situation what happened in burma and is still happening in burma is not ok this council must hold the military accountable for their actions and pressure on santucci to acknowledge these terrific acts

the position was neither an maastricht or in relation to the lisbon treaty have ever been any free voteser today for millions of people in the uk. we‘ve all had our fun with the beast from the east, but tonight it is set to evolve into the much more menacing storm emma. the mercury could sink to minus 15, where there‘s snow on the ground, and the blizzards, gales and sleet just keep coming. worst affected is scotland, with a red warning. earlier, i spoke to lorna gordon, who‘s in glasgow. i asked her whether there were any signs of supplies running low. i did a quick run through a couple of shops in some of the areas i have been today. so far, so good. i think scots are pretty stoic. we are used to the bad weather. it takes quite a bit to rattle people up here. so the shops, i think, are doing ok so far. but this is an extended period of bad weather. we‘re talking about that red warning in place until tomorrow morning thus far. but the bad weather will continue beyond that. but, yes, a big impact on public transport here in glasgow and in fact over this large red warning area that affect

now it's on to dubai, lisbon, cart handwriting that, and miami.en marathons on seven continents in seven days. seriously. with every step turrell is raising money to upgrade the pediatric and adolescent mental health unit at children's national in d.c. $200,000 has already been pledged. can you learn at more at his website take the risk dot run. we will track his progress. let me say it again seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. that makes me tired just saying it. truly amazing. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by my colleague and friend martha maccallum joins us now. >> martha: make us seem wimpy for being cold on the roof the other night. classified methamphetamine -- ms intensisintensifying. the fbi fights to keep it close to the vest. bitter rivals in the house devin nunes and adam schiff are locked in a battle of their own over this whole thing. that is in there and when will we see it? congressman matt gaetz has been leading the charge on getting this thing exposed so he joins

the case refers to article 20 of the lisbon treaty, which lays out a european citizens‘ rights when theytizenship rights if a country leaves the union. lawyers representing the of five british national is the dutch judge to seek clarity from the ecj, what would become of those rights after brexit, after march 2019. in phase one of the negotiations they confirmed, negotiators, britain, and the eu 27, that british nationals would be allowed to continue to live and work in the eu, in the country in which they currently reside. many of these people fear they would be landlocked if their freedom of these people fear they would be landlocked if theirfreedom of movement is not guaranteed. so, that is what they are seeking clarity on. this is really only the first stage. it isa this is really only the first stage. it is a small case. if the ecj agrees to provide that clarity and decides that the eu citizenship rights are inalienable, in other words they will continue to exist after brexit, they could potentially affect more than a million uk citizens that are currently living and working here on

behind him north korea's kim jong un held a rocket carnival near the famous cap near the capital in lisbonis famous for its political satire. now it is considered the human migration and it's underway in china ahead of the lunar new year on friday. to visit their relatives it's expected that. the chinese will make. head on. strike gold again at the winter olympics. all right time now for his addy thank you so much has well snowboarding superstar shawn want to produce twenty really mattered to win his third olympic title the american a clinching gold with his final run of the competition white set that pushed japanese teenager i you know her on i down into second place with australia's scotty james taking brahms white is the first i want to win three olympic golds having previously won the two thousand and six two thousand and ten so it's just. three time olympic gold medal as man you know this is obviously sure you can tell by my reactions at the bottom of the pipe but this meant the world to me and my family and my team and. you know here doing it for us a again not only to be an olympian

the case refers to article 20 of the lisbon treaty, which lays out a european citizens‘ rights when theyn. so, the lawyer representing these british nationals asked the dutch judge to seek clarity from the ecj as to whether these european citizen rights are inalienable, in other words, can be taken away, regardless of the outcome of the current negotiations or whether they are inextricably linked to nationality. in which case, they could be taken away after march 2019. although we should say that phase one of the negotiations did confirm that eu nationals and british nationals living within the eu would continue to enjoy the right to live and work in the country in which they currently reside. many of these british citizens are concerned that if their freedom of movement is restricted then it could have an impact on their ability to seek work and education in other member states. in other words, they could be landlocked. this, we should say, is a very early stage. but if the ecj agrees to provide this clarity, and rules in theirfavour, that the eu citizenship rights are separate from nat

while north korea's kim jong un holes are rocket you know they call the rocket man this is their lisbon and it's famous for its political satire keep it here. on the other side of the break. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have the brain the good logical rational person the crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not hold well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint to challenging mainstream media narratives at this time on al-jazeera. discover a willful would winning programming from around the world. certainly should challenge your perception if you were to design a propaganda system that you could not build a better plan then first. documentary debate and discussion this country that was once the the wealthiest in the region what went wrong how did we get to this point alger's you. are closer. well i think one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and d

ever more powers and confidence have been handed to use institutions culminating in the treaty in lisbons. can you, anybody had? it is part of our constitution. it like meps in strasbourg that mystifies us in the uk. can you explain the exactly relationship, the exact relationship between eu's tub of fundamental rights and the european conventional on human rights with the court in strasbourg? starter for ten. rights with the court in strasbourg? starterfor ten. how rights with the court in strasbourg? starter for ten. how many people rights with the court in strasbourg? starterfor ten. how many people in this remove the answer to this question? how many know the name of a europe mps? that is the point when i make to get a ball over the net. that is the point, at least they know roughly who i am. at least they know roughly who i am. at least they know roughly who i am. at least they know roughly what i do. they do. if we wa nted know roughly what i do. they do. if we wanted to find the person he was responsible for drafting the next phase of eu integration in which tony blair and others

instead you can you can go back to article thirty one of the treaty on the european union of the lisbontreaty because this treaty says that the european council can make you know whose decision on the where and in what matters it needs a unanimous decision and that's the development we want to enter into especially when it comes to defense. missions we will never be able to make a unanimous decision on deploying soldiers. especially when it comes to germany because germany has a parliamentary army with a parliamentary reservation but. we want to be a bit softer in these issues when it comes to foreign policy this is why we need the qualified majority however you want principles to still apply the soft power is sometimes not powerful. enough we need to use more power when it comes to common defense and foreign and security policy of the first of all we need to bring our own house in order. for both of them and i do not want to go into too much detail but i would like to leverage on the west balkans for a bit in february on the ends of the early march i will travel the six west balkan cou

policy what has happened we have the year that the defense union has already been mentioned in the lisbon treaty but then it's we remain dormant for ten years but now i think of the word never waste a good crisis we are in the cold we needed to understand we need to change things we need to become more self-sufficient so what if we change. first of all the mind france and germany worked hard to develop a step towards pesto and very soon it became apparent that other countries wanted to participate and they would clued it to the good thing about tesco is that it has to be decided by a qualified majority. so this is the political framework. but the current terms is a certain projects where we are determined to advance. quicker. then the there is no longer the need for unanimity but we still work together. in european foreign policy if we want to achieve something if we want to be heard and felt we must be quick must take quick action come up with quick results. and that also goes for foreign policy and i'm not talking about the same thing but something similar if that's what we need for for

let's get more on this story from paul hofheinz — president of the lisbon council, a brussels based thinkis a big black hole. will certain companies have too step up? —— country? they will collate the way they have filled everything. will pull some here and push some there, and then put it in the oven and bake. but the short answer is where there will start, some countries will pay some more. the good news is that for the moment it is not a controversial issue. everybody understands that brexit is a situation and that we will have to find some common ground on it. and what you said, some people will pay a bit more. but the moment, the mood seems good. there seems to be a willingness to work together. among the 27 to work the moment. even to get something good out of it. the budget is to be reformed, i think, and that is another area we are looking at. structural shifts. as you say, everyone is singing from the same hymn sheet at the moment. i guess the crunch point will come when cuts need to be made. who do you think would lose out?” when cuts need to be made. who do you think would lose