at the kingspan, ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10.ine tries. the south african southern kings are playing in their first pro 1a season and have lost every game of the season — 1a out of 1a. elsewhere conference b leaders leinster were beaten by edinburgh and ospreys lost to connaught. onto football and michael o'neill‘s four—year contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. the 48—year—old recently turned down the chance to succeed gordon strachan as scotland boss. instead opting to take the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's history. i know that the job in i know that thejob in hand is one that i will devote my life and soul to, thejob i took on six that i will devote my life and soul to, the job i took on six years ago is as appealing and exciting as it was then, and it is a lucrative business, football, but to me it is the personal factor that has been a big factor in the decision. meanwhile, walter smith won't be taking the scotland job for a second time. he'd become the favourite

and ospreys beat southern kings 28—12.meant the welsh side picked up a bonus point against the south africans, who have lost all 15 games they've played sincejoining the proili. warrington wolves gained their first win of the new super league season beating local rivals widnes vikings. two tries from centre ryan atkins helped them to an 18—10 victory at the halton stadium. they had lost their opening two fixtures under new head coach steve price. play is well underway in the second round of the genesis open in california. rory mcilroy made a solid start with two birdies in his opening three holes. he's currently 2 under overall. he's playing with tiger woods who started with a birdie but has since slumped to two over. american patrick ca ntlay is the clubhouse leader on 7 under par. now lets look back at day seven of the winter olympics pyeongchang and britain's first day with a medal. dom parsons provided a bronze in the men's skeleton after what he says were 10 years busting a gut. and a competition that had us holding o

yes, joy taking charge of ulster against the southern kings in the pro14 tonight.i hope so. could be the start for her. i hope so. i have played against her in the past and she was a force to be reckoned with on the playing field. yeah, fair play to her. i don't know if it isa yeah, fair play to her. i don't know if it is a job yeah, fair play to her. i don't know if it is ajob i yeah, fair play to her. i don't know if it is a job i would want to do but she is proving that she is good enough to be out there and i hope she does go on and do some 6—nations games. having played against her, did she appear at that time that refereeing would be the party would ta ke refereeing would be the party would take next? was it evident? she was a back row, so she always knew the rules and try to bend. she was a great player. am really pleased for her. hopefully other women will want to get involved in refereeing as well. it shows the improvement in the women‘s game. there is just opportunities the women‘s game. there isjust opportunities now. there isjust opportunities now. ther

woman to referee a pro14 match, a top—level professional game, as ulster took on south africa's southern kingsement she made a phone call which changed her life. i rang a gentleman very high up in the rugby circles and i said, "look, i want your opinion on something, one question. "do you think it's possible for a female to referee division 1a in ireland, the top level in ireland"? he said, "joy, not in my lifetime". and that, for me, i was in. since then, she's taken charge of the women's 2017 world cup final, officiated the european challenge cup, the first woman to do that, and was named world rugby‘s referee of the year. tonight was another step up. her ambitions, though, don't end here. to be involved in the six nations men's fixture as an official on the line would be a dream come true. six nations teams are a little busy right now but they will no doubt be watching her career with interest. natalie pirks, bbc news. well, you may be thinking about heading for bed reasonably soon, but in south korea it's already saturday morning and a full day of olympic events beckons. our correspondent

southern kings have so far lost every one of their matches which would be 14 defeats after this eveningfield against sa lfo rd. tonight, it is wakefield against salford. it is 8—0 wakefield at the moment, so their season isn't going pretty well. we move on to football. mike lineal‘s contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. —— michael o'neill. i know that the job in hand is one that i will devote my life and soul too. the job is one that i will devote my life and soul too. thejob i took on is one that i will devote my life and soul too. the job i took on six yea rs and soul too. the job i took on six years ago is still as appealing and exciting as it was then. the nature of football is now that it is a lucrative business. for me, the personal nature of this job has been a big factor in the decision to stay on. meanwhile, walter smith will not ta ke meanwhile, walter smith will not take thejob meanwhile, walter smith will not take the job for a second time for scotland. riyad mahrez says he will continue to give his all to leicester after training with t

joy neville became the first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kingsplay hull fc, in new south wales, australia. there was a thrilling finish to last night's game, after a last—minute try from salford, gareth o'brien had to land this kick, to earn them a point but it drifted just wide — so wakefield won by 14-12. just wide — so wakefield won by 14—12. now, amy william's seat on the sofa has been taken by dan walker, who can tell us all about today's football focus. spurs against arsenal is going to get a lot of attention. jan vertonghen, we will be talking with him about where spurs are and where he hopes they will be. as well as talking about today's game, he has reflected upon the fact that he is belgian and will be taking on quite a lot of his spurs team—mates in the world cup when they play each other. this is what he has said about that. first time in my career that i will face mike tottenham team—mates, it is going to be something very special. i watched the draw with eric dier. 0h i watched the draw with eric dier. oh my god! no! we spoke about

joy neville became the first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kingsne tries. there was a thrilling finish to the super league match between wakefield and salford. after a last—minute try from salford, gareth 0'brien had to land this kick to earn his side a point but it drifted just wide, so wakefield won by 1a points to 12. there's no doubt about the big game of the day in the premier league — the north london derby at wembley, with tottenham and arsenal both chasing a top four finish and champions league football next season. for arsene wenger, there's more than local pride at stake with his side four points behind spurs in the table. i know he has been watching his games over 20 years that the isis is an opportunity to come back on the table, but the champions league spot that he is the priority. last season, we were above them and, but it isn't to be focused on them but it isn't to be focused on them but i think the me, it is not going forward from me, both teams have the quality and the powerful and the quality and the powerful and the quality to

shall take charge of the match between ulster and southern kings in belfast tonight. the award, to be honest. i didn't expect the reaction at all that i received. yeah, look, it's been amazing. i never decided to become a referee, and let's just put that out there because i never even contemplate it, it didn't even cross my mind. i was plagued by a good friend, dave mchugh, he was a referee manager. i said, "not a hope, no interest whatsoever, i don't even know why you're approaching me about refereeing". i played, i dedicated 11 years to international rugby and ijust wanted... your priorities change. i met my partner at the time, i wanted to enjoy the little things in life. i said, "look, give me nine months and come back to me". he rang me, nearly on the day of nine months, and i said, "right, we mean business". i'd say it took me a good 6—9 months to properly enjoy refereeing, even longer. i remember i went to the 2014 world cup, after i retired, to support the girls and helen o'reilly was refereeing in that world cup in france. i agreed three more months and somet

joy neville became the first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kingsope, it is actually in australia! wigan play hull fc, in new south wales, thrilling finish closer to home last night, after a last—minute try from salford, gareth o‘brien, had to land this click to earned them a point but it drifted just wide, looks like it was going to ci’oss wide, looks like it was going to cross and over but no, wakefield wing, 40—12. —— land this kick. the big match today, arsenal taking on tottenham hotspur, arsenal are four behind spurs. for us, this is an opportunity to come back in the table, closer to the champions league spot. that is the priority. last season, we were above them. it is not right to focus on them. for me, there is no one favourite, both teams have equality and are powerful and have the quality to win games. lunchtime today. celtic's defence of the scottish cup continues today — they take on partick thistle in the fifth round. celtic mourning the passing of former midfielder liam miller. he has died of cancer aged just 36. fans across the coun

history tonight, when she'll become the first woman to referee a pro 1a rugby match, ulster versus southern kingsncounters negativity. after the little stories are coming into clubs and you referee a third division women's game, actually, i tell them division women's game, actually, i tellthem i'm here for division women's game, actually, i tell them i'm here for division one, they ask if i can keep the pace. no, there is no point in being defensive, you get annoyed, there is no message being sent. you can watch the opening ceremony over on bbc 0ne, the opening ceremony over on bbc one, great britain and its athletes yet to appear. we will probably dip backin yet to appear. we will probably dip back in once team gb appear. rescue workers in taiwan are continuing to search for survivors in the eastern city of hualien after tuesday's 6.4 magnitude earthquake. the marshal hotel is still leaning precariously and some floors remain buried under ground as a result of the quake. the death toll has risen to ten, and rescue operations are at risk of continuing aftershocks. at least 60 people are still mis

splashing ashore after another successful outing to find food in the southern ocean. these are king the animals are currently doing well, but their notoriously fussy habits could soon get them into trouble, say scientists. the birds will only nest on smooth, sandy or pebble beaches, away from sea ice. that restricts king penguin colonies. at the moment, their nesting sites are limited to a specific series of islands that surround the antarctic. that is fine, for the moment, because these islands are close to nutrient—rich upwelling waters that support lots of fish and squid. the problem is that as the climate warms, these foraging waters are moving southward and away from current nesting sites. in a few decades, the penguins could have to swim too far to feed themselves and their chicks. french scientists are warning that unless the birds can adapt and find new homes, their numbers will see a dramatic fall by the century's end. jonathan amos, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. you have even got snowflakes on your tie! the severe weather this morning, the a

the -- johnson and martin luther king, lyndon johnson and martin luther king are southerners.they knew about jim crow in the south. they knew about lynching, segregation in the south. and that was their focus. or they were ignorant -- they were ignorant of the burgeoning civil rights movement in the north, a much different situation. in the northern cities occupied by millions of african-americans -- many of them who had immigrated there immediately after the second world war to take defense jobs -- were not, didn't experience legal discrimination. they could vote, there were not laws insisting, mandating separation. but still they were the victim of informal discrimination, market forces, public policy and prejudice. and so that millions of african-americans were isolated in inner cities, decaying inner cities. and the -- what they saw was white midwesterners and northerners acting to bring social and economic justice to black southerners while denying it to blacks who lived in their own community. and what you had was the series of increasingly destructive riots. the terribl

martin luther king, jrs strategist, and executive director of the southern christian leadership councilbrie jackson explains the efforts in washington to honor walker and his legacy. often photographed with dr. martin luther king, wyatt tee walker became known as his right hand.mceachin: and of course he was the executive director of the sclc and realy transformed that institution. following walkers death congressman donald mceachin wants to make sure the champion for equality receives the recognition he deserves. mceachin: so often we are focused on the dr. king and the rosa parks and they certainly deserve our admiration but there were others that were part of the struggle too and that certainly includes dr. walker. dr. walkers efforts include sending this telegram bto the whote house informing president john f. kennedy that dr. king in a birmingham city jail. in addition, walker and dr. king worked tirelessly together to raise awareness about the struggle for civil rights. (vicki)topvo (vicki)topvo and after the break... a lonely library dog gets an outpouring of viral support... we'

rightwere attacks on the as well. -- johnson and martin luther king are southerners. they knew about jim crow in the south. they knew about lynchings, segregation in the south. and that was their focus. they were ignorant of the civil rights -- the burgeoning civil rights movement in the north. a much different situation. see -- northern city cities, occupied by millions of african-americans, who had immigrated there after the second world war, to take defense jobs, did not experienced legal experience -- dissemination. they could vote. there were not lost mandating separation -- laws mandating separation. they were the victim of informal discrimination, market forces, public policy, and prejudices -- and prejudice, so that millions of african-americans were isolated in decaying inner cities. was whitesaw midwesterners and northerners acting to bring social and economic justice to blacks southerners while denying it to blacks who lived in their own community. and what you had to was -- what you had was a series of increasingly disruptive riots. a terrible right occurr

king penguins. 70% could be forced to move from current nesting sites or die. here isjohn amos. splashing ashore after another successful outing to find food in the southernlose to nutrient—rich upswelling waters that support lots of fish and squid. the problem is that as the climate warms, these foraging waters are moving southward and away from current nesting sites. in a few decades, the penguins could have to swim too far to feed themselves and their chicks. french scientists are warning that unless the birds can adapt and find new homes, their numbers will see a dramatic fall by the century‘s end. jonathan amos, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren bett. many of us have had the feel of the beast from the east. well i went for a walk outside earlier today and i almost fell over twice. maybe i was not wearing the right shoes but it was treacherous out there. very icy and snowy. that was just out there. very icy and snowy. that wasjust in out there. very icy and snowy. that was just in the centre of london. this is kent where we had some very heavy snowfall earlier today, and amber snow warning covering kent. around 20 centimetres of

down a ballistic missile fired by hooty rebels in the rebels say it was targeting the king faisal military base in southerna sea of province saudi forces have stepped up attacks over the past two days carrying out fifty cross border air raids between anti-government protests in jordan over a hike in taxes and an increase in the prices of everyday goods people are burning tires and blocking the streets in the city of us some northwest of the capital are mine position parties are calling for a sit in demonstration in front of the parliament on thursday u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is in argentina seeking support for tough action against venezuela the u.s. blames venezuelan president nicolas maduro for economic and political crises that have led to violent protests and shortages of food and medicine daniel schwannoma reports from one desirous. washington regards latin america as its backyard that's why secretary of state rex tillerson is here with the u.s. believes it should have an influence but it's a region that often feels neglected by or is in conflict with the superpower to the north. a few yea

king. jumping 9%. taco bell is now the fourth largest restaurant brand. >>> southern california student arrested for threatening his school. >>> it's been one year since the coyote creek flooding. the >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc7 news. >>> going to the home of a high school student who they say threatened to shoot up its campus. finding two ar-fifteens, hand guns and magazines. >> reporting now from the city of whittier. leading deputies to his home where they discovered the student had the means to carry out the threat. >> finding two ar-15 rifles, handguns and magazines. >> reporter: found in the student's room. the 17-year-old's owner brother claimed ownership of the guns. the 17-year-old in custody for making criminal threats. >> it frightened me because of what happened in florida. >> reporter: today students and parents of el camino high were rattled. and afraid to be on campus. >> this is our school. this is where we come to learn, you know, like this is the one spot that every student should feel safe at. >> reporter: the threat was made on friday after the teacher told the 17-year-ol

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us who and kings outrage against stream or king's economic justice that he is -- what he's talking about white moderate he's not just talking about southerners but his northern liberal allies. >> you know, one -- i guess misintreption that i long had until i read your book -- i always a was under the understanding that -- king's popularity ratings plummeted as a result of him starting to unite, race, class, and opposition to war. but that's totally not true or, i mean, mob there's some -- he gets more. right more, but you've sort of -- painted a very different picture of that ark i think a lot of people particularly white lirls who are trying to read this history of king -- maybe looking for some meaning to their own identity are sort of want to put that -- that as the breaking point but -- according to your book it wasn't so explain what concern how was king actually covered in "the new york times"? and -- what contradicted to low level of popularity that seem to be there but we don't even talk about today? >> first off, right, civil rights movement as it's happening not popular at the time that's not so day that lots of people didn't admir

king jr. for integrated crusades, a powerful statement from a white southerner at that time. he delivered invocations at the inaugurations of four american presidents, and in 1983 was awarded our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom, by president ronald reagan. following the horrific attacks on our nation on september 11, 2001, it was reverend graham who comforted our nation from the pulpit of washington's national cathedral. while best known for his work as america's pastor, there is much more to reverend graham. foremost among those it was his marriage to his beloved wife ruth. reverend graham and ruth met in illinois at wheaton college, but it was ruth's hometown in western north carolina that i'm honored to respect and -- that they chose to call home. small town, a humble town. it was in the gaither chapel where reverend graham and ruth were married in 1943. from there the grahams built a home on money treat's little piney ridge -- montriet ace little piney ridge and it was there that they raised their children. now, certainly reverend graham

graham regretted not joining his friend, martin luther king in the march on selma in 1965 and ended racial segregation at his southernsades and refused to visit south africa during apartheid. >>> we're seeing the body camera video of the moments before a deadly shooting last month involving a bart police officer. >> it happened near the west bart station. and alex savidge has the video clip released by a relative of the man shot. >> reporter: police allowed the family to view the body camera footage from the deadly shooting. and his brother recorded a clip of the video which he gave to us. the shooting happened right across from the west oakland bart station on january 3rd. the video shows officer joseph mateu with his gun drawn. two men were struggling. you can hear the officer say raise your hands twice before opening fire three times. you see i -- tindall slump to the ground. >> my brother didn't pose no threat to the officer. his back was turned. he wasn't pointing no gun. the dude is still working. he's working still for bart. he never got no mental evaluation. >> it is important to note here this short 20 secon

as the new vice-chairman to replace steve king to step down as his appointment as ambassador to the czech republic. congratulations, steve. [applause] the southern region elected robin armstrong from texas as the new vice chair to replace joe no sense who recently stepped down. congratulations, robin. [applause] election, robin stepped down from his position on the executive committee because he will sit on that committee in his role as regional vice chair. an election was held to fill his spot and josh barnett was nominated. congratulations, jonathan. [applause] moving to our next item of business, as you all know, i have appointed todd ricketts as the new chairman for the rnc finance committee. this appointment needs confirmation by the rnc under rule five c. it is deeply unfortunate we are in this position but incredibly fortunate that we have someone of the highest caliber to step up and take on this role. please let me share a little bit about todd. todd is the co-owner of the chicago cubs and a businessman who has long supported the republican party. he is a member of the board of directors for to the ameritrade holdings, a small business

he has been involved in southern yemen yemen backing separatist forces and has also been running torture camps in the country. saudi arabia's king solomon has replaced a top military commandos the defense ministry shake up comes nearly three years after saudi that forces went to war in neighboring yemen and test reports. saudi arabia's military might on display. saudi generals have been leading a coalition of forces attacking the peace in yemen for nearly three years runyan backed rebels reposed the internationally recognized government of president up to rub out the door how to remain in control of large areas of the country and the saudi armed forces have been internationally criticized for killing thousands of yemenis see widespread destruction and achieving little. can summon been abilities all solid has announced a reshuffle of the army's chief of staff and the heads of ground and air defense forces the water in yemen there is a serious failure when it comes to the so the idea that is growing because says i'm from international community and there is a serious pressure there so to stop the stop what they are doing now and c

southern lebanon. so don's foreign minister is in cairo for joints talks to him to ease tensions over a small port island cairo is concerned over turkey's presence on the island of king in northeastern sued on the case on the west in case of the red sea has been a point of interest for talk of turkey setting up a military base there which it considers a security threat sudan confirm the property is purely for sudanese purposes. u.s. senate leaders have agreed a budget deal that could prevent another government shutdown in the next twenty four hours but is facing strong opposition in the house of representatives but also needs to sign off on the proposal democratic leader nancy pelosi made history when she spoke out against the deal that's victoria case and the reports. confidence building step it was a marathon speech the longest continuous address ever made in the house of representatives for eight thousand seven minutes nancy pelosi who turns seventy eight next month spoke about the plight of young immigrants in america with just a few sips of water to keep her going every day courageous patriotic dreamers lose their status every day the american dream slips throug

he regretted not joining martin luther king back in 1965 in the march but graham ended racial segregation at the southern >>> controversy surrounding the palo alto police department. why the department is planning to reshoot a recruiting video for officers. >> reporter: this morning we are getting look at dramatic body cam footage of a deadly shooting by a bart officer last month near the west oakland station. we will show how it came to light and how what it -- and what it shows. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ >> the time is 8:15. an all girls catholic high school in san jose that has been rocked by accusations of sexual misconduct by teacher asks staff has a new office to handle claims by students. eight different coaches and teachers are accused of abuse. many of the former students say they told school administrators about the abuse but nothing was done. the new office will report directly to the school's board of directors. >>> palo alto police are planning to put out a new recruitment video after getting backlash over the ori

suspended between hammersmith and acton town, and from hammersmith to king's cross. 0n the roads: northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southernnterchange for dartford, where a lane is blocked following a breakdown. let's have a check on the weather now, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it is a very cold and a frosty start to the day. we've got temperatures below freezing across the board this morning. at by the time to get to the afternoon is actually going to be a little bit less cold that it has done in recent days. there will be plenty of cloud seeding in as well. but to begin with, lots of sunshine here on the map. yes, a very chilly start. then we will see the cloud developed from the north—west. that is going to push through and also bring with it some milderairand a through and also bring with it some milder air and a breeze will pick up. by the time get to the end of afternoon we will be up to seven, maybe eight celsius in central london. now, overnight tonight, dry at best. then we had some rain coming through. some of that rain will turn out to be quite heavy in the small hours of tomorrow morning but a

southern iran. officials fear all people yaboad were killed. >>> cruise from hell. violence breaks out in a carnival cruiseship. >>> "black panther" roars. >> you get to decide what kind of kingaimed superhero movie smashes box office records, bringing in nearly $200 million its first weekend. >>> and a king among men. >> a beautiful pass. >> lebron james' team wins the nba all-star game, as the cleveland cavaliers star takes home mvp honors. ♪ did that banner yet wave >> while fergie takes some heat for her rather untraditional rendition of "the star-spangled banner." monday, february 19th, 2018. >> back to the winter olympics. >> let's go there. it was a great start to the ice dancing competition for team usa, with three teams in the top seven heading into tonight's finals. and we were there. overnight, team usa was back on the ice, showing off style and grace. all three pairs of ice dancers turning in some show-stopping performances. led by u.s. national champions, madison hubbell and zachary donoh donohue. >> you looked like you were having fun. >> that's what i told her. >> reporter: evan bates and madison chock also dazzling the crowd. >> i cannot stress enough how prou