don't get on the wrong side of bette. she's a phenomenal singer but also a great american and great human being. and one of the things i remember getting $5 million from david rockefeller to help plant trees and we went to a new york city housing authority and he and i planted a tree and i thought to myself this is probably the first time that david rockefeller has been close to public housing. [laughter] but he gave the money, we planted the tree, i think it's still there. it was bette that did it. planting trees really does make some sense for a couple of reasons. economically it's good because a tree lined street, real estate prices are dramatically more than one without it. you'd think every street would go down, the people before they sold the house would plant trees because they'll get more money from it, it looks better. but also trees absorb co-2 and store it in the ground. so it is -- one of the problems we have with global warming is in big part thoasts world we're deforesting, burning the forests to create land

i was in a picture with bette davis and it was wonderful. great actress. jane bryant, good lord, i am forgetting some of the names. and sheridan. i did pictures with and sheridan. she was a great gal. tom: you watch films now. it is possible they will make a story of ronald reagan. who would you like to play the part of you? ronald reagan: i would rather they did not make it. [laughter] i cannot play it. i would not recommend anyone else. tom: do you like current stars? do have favorites? ronald reagan: the lack of continued publicity that we had one fan magazines existed and the studio publicity department were assigned to a group of performers to see their names were constantly out. i find a difficulty in remembering the names. i will see a face and say, i saw them in another picture. but the names do not linger. to: in your phil roe adjusts the nation, you talked about films with strong moral values and celebrated america patriotism. what are some films that did that? there were movies ,ade, i cannot member titles but about west point. kind. of that wha

mike betts defended the company, and explained that customers receive a good condition bonus, when they a decision to increase and good condition but as of £250 the £500, so everyone who is today a customer when they return the car will potentially get £500. that initiative is actually cost us £305 million. it was just happening as the report came out. so it is true that we start off with this estimate, it's going to be wrong one way or the other, but it's also true that we can make up for it. we absolutely would not say that customers have been overcharged, and i think they made it quite clear that they were other variables. british women forced into marriages abroad will no longer have to pay for their own rescue. the announcement came after it emerged that victims were being made to take out emergency loans to cover the cost of their repatriation. the government had previously said it had an obligation to recover public money but in the lords a minister signalled a change of heart. today, my right honourable friend the foreign secretary has announced that victims of forced marriage w

it's the first in-depth biography of bette ford. reviewers -- betty ford. reviewers have called the book a me tick meticulously researched biography. we're so honored to have you here to share with us what you've learned about the woman who is in a very real way a guiding light for the swire ford school and the university of michigan community. with that, please join me in thank our special guests. [applause] and i'm going to now turn it over to mike to run the show. >> thank you, michael. >> thank you. >> indeed, it is a great pleasure to be back at the university of michigan and at the ford school. this place is a very special kind of home for our family, our extended family, and we love coming back here to -- for me, to see college campus students, you know, is in my dna. you know, in my career in higher education i love to be around college students and faculty, and here at michigan the ways if which this university and the school has impacted our family is very meaningful. but last spring we had this very special event hosted by the ford school to hono

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the award for the cold est is darren betts. the award for the coldest day of the week goes to today. frost around and... frost living, a lot of sunshine across as pa rt living, a lot of sunshine across as part of the uk. it has not been sunny everywhere mind you and much more cloud here in county durham. that has been bringing showers and the northerly wind has made it feel chilly as well. you can see the speckled shower clouds on that northerly wind. this cloud will bring a change in the weather overnight and into tomorrow. it is toppling into the uk and it is thick enough to bring a little bit of drizzle into scotland. showers beginning to fade, lots of sunshine gci’oss beginning to fade, lots of sunshine across the western side of england and into wales. a lovely afternoon, chilly out there, temperatures around 5 degrees and a few showers on the eastern side of england. even the risk of some towards london and the risk of some towards london and the home counties. they will not last long, the showers tend to fade away and th

here's darren bett.e were reporting on all that snow in the alps, causing a lot of avalanches and death, any of that snow on the way here? no snow on the way here, in actual fa ct no snow on the way here, in actual fact it's going to get milder over the next few days, and it was quite a cold start this morning mind you gci’oss a cold start this morning mind you across the southern half of the uk at that while there has not reached here just yet. we seen the best of the sunshine in the south—west, but we started with a frost. the colder air is getting pushed away into the near continent and we have high pressure to the south—west. this is where we are drawing our our air from, it's a mild direction but it comes with a lot of cloud and we are seeing that today, quite low cloud in places, a bit misty over the hills. there's been some thinning of the cloud with the best breaks in the cloud with the best breaks in the south—west. we'll start to see the south—west. we'll start to see the cloud breaking up acro

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bette; gm; lheie' rggnr radically may dically willingnessen, ,, , maydically willingness to theresa may her willingness to stick to her guns on a number of issues. i do not think anyone thought there was going to be anything radically different but we thought there might be something a bit different at least. we have perhaps plan a with a louder voice, the same old story about going back to the eu to try to get some changes to the eu to try to get some changes to the eu to try to get some changes to the irish backstop and give a on - %: going to change. we finished our not going to change. we finished our and having a negotiations and having a consultative approach within the uk is not going to get us any different dealfrom the eu. and unless the prime minister is willing to take on board the scale of the defeat and the problems that have been caused by the lack of understanding if you like about what we are trying to achieve. we had a vote where the ha rd achieve. we had a vote where the hard brexiteers rejected brexit, the northern irish representatives rejected something that would h

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where you are, baltimore to the northeand , visibility is less than a mile, but the visibility getsan bette better, they improve to our south and west and that is because we're starting to see the remnants of that move away from the area. showers after midnight and new years day it will be warm and windy. the current temperatures outside right now noting64 degrees. that warm surge of air moving into our area. moisture out to our west as well. it continues to dry out interstate 66, interstate 81. if you're traveling to baltimore the rain will linger and it will be shut down during the overnight acrossur area. total rainfall today w mapicked up about half an inch ofan rain this is the updated 66.2 inches of rain for the year of 2018 in ourarea. future weather in motion. the clouds will continue and the rain showers will continue to move out of our area and it shows after midnight we will have cloudiness and starting to see some clearing skies across the region,nd it looks like we can talk about 2019. here is forecast for tuesday. it will be middle, normally our temperatures are about 44 degre

darren bett has all the weather.udy and i will have all the details later. also coming up — getting the meghan sparkle: the duchess of sussex has been made the patron of the national theatre as well as three other organisations. hello everyone — this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. britain's biggest carmaker, jaguar landrover, is cutting four and a half thousand jobs — most of them here in the uk. it blames falling sales in china, concerns about the future of diesel, and uncertainty over brexit. the company says it aims to cut costs by up to two—and—a—half billion pounds. one ofjlr's rivals, ford, has also warned of thousands ofjob losses across its european operations. here's our business correspondent, theo leggett. jaguar land rover is the uk's biggest car manufacturer but the company is losing momentum. this morning workers heading through the gloom to its headquarters were bracing themselves for bad news. with sales and profits falling the company had already announced plans for a major restructuring progra

a couple will always look a little bit bette but if they start to fray around the edges, if facebook starts to get hit ouain and fall apart, then i think want to see if they can all demonstrate unified strength. >> that group of tech stocks isn't all that investors will need to watch in the new year. here's bob pisani. >> what happens to markets may depend on your outlook for earnings. 2019 estimates are coming down slowly but fsurely,m 10% the start of this quarter to a little better than 7% in the s&p for 2019. that's the estimate. 17 comnies have reported earnings so far. the numbers have been good. first quarter estimatese generally hen coming down, particularly after comments. fortunately, the statef earnings may be in the hands of very large macro issues, notoriously difficult to model. traders are weighing several big issues. number one, can the fed avoid ai polish, slow environment with inflation. european bank is ending stimulus. what impact will that have on european products? and third, clear progress on trade anattacks? fourth independently of the trade talks, how much is

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. after a slow weekend, things are set to get windy for the start of the week. overnight, tonight, we will see the south—westerly winds freshening with more rain to come into scotland and northern ireland. that rain turning heavier in the north—west later on in the night. for the most part, it should be fairly mild, temperatures 5—7, but the clouds are a bit thinner through the midlands, southern england and rural parts could be down to one or 2 celsius. we have a storm brewing in the atlantic and the winds will pick up, especially across scotland as that low pressure approaches and drives down the weather front from the north, giving us the rain we have got here. that rain moves its way south into northern england and north wales, it will become lighter and more patchy and we will get sunshine following into northern ireland, scotland, away from the north—west, where it is still wet. limited sunshine for southern parts of the uk but all of us it should be mild. the strength of the wind

that's bette midler.uch anger for successful people. >> i don't think it's anger at success. i think americans love successful people. donald trump is the president of the united states and one his biggest selling points is i'm rich i know how to make a business go and solve problems, et cetera. i think what you are seeing here again is about income inequality and people saying hey, the rich have to share the burden here. if we are in a time when people can't afford things. >> martha: so take away some of their money and give it to other people? >> we had 90% tax rates as bernie likes to say under president eisenhower a republican. >> martha: people ended up paying 40%. >> that would be increase what they pay now. >> martha: big loopholes. >> one of the worst things you could do. bad enough tax people for working but the idea of tax taxing people who save money and preserve money, that's a step that i think is disastrous for the country. >> martha: thanks, guys. good to see you both. outrage over a growin

>>bett k you for tonight there is word that uber may not go public this year after all. the right healing giant is gearing up for an ipo in the second half of 2019. the ceo tells the wall street journal now that if it does not happen, it doesn't happen. two reports this week's eight uber's valuation is $90 billion not the $120 billion that it wants claimed. >>> now is your last chance to buy tesla's cheapest models. ceo elon must said that they will stop selling the lower end cars. each luxury car still starts at around $80,000. next week, the cars will be upgraded to 100 kilowatt hour batteries. >>> takes off with the previous in southern california. a neighbor saw him in the act, but his outfit got him off the hook. surveillance video captured at all. the suspect in a button-down shirt and dress pants looked all over the garage for the car keys while a family slept upstairs. a neighbor saw him driving off, he was dressed. of it the homeowner thinks he pushed the garage door button twice, leaving it open that night. >>> new revelations about the jeff bezo's divorce. mul

." >> i would like to add bette midler to the cast. or emma thompson. let's get them both. >> done. and sandra bullock of course. >> i like it. >> i bet you too. >> she was in "oceans 8" and "bird yn box." >> she's my friend. any time you can work with your friend, that's great. >> no way. >> james mcavoy has multiple personalities. >> i feel like i should be nervous. i'm good. actually, julie will definitely be on the show. >> by the way, it would be crazy if she showed up. i would love it. >> i don't know. i mean, you never know. >> baby pratt is coming soon. >>> coming up -- ♪ >> rihanna's daddy drama. why she's suing her own father. >>> then, meghan markle's puppy love in london. but is the pregnant duchess in the doghouse with her sister-in-law? >> there is a clip by meghan. >>> and this man looks studies show that omega-3s are great for your health. but did you know that 98% of us don't get enough of them? that's why megared advanced 4in1 packs more omega-3ower into just one small softgel. it supports four vital areas of your body. your heart... your brain... your eyes... and

company's film studio, paramount pictures, will turn a profit this year, which in turn should lead to bette overall margins. the price target now $36 and that stock rose a fraction to $28 -- $29.99. >>> coming up, remember all of those big corporate buybacks? they're now showing up in profi, repoiving a boost to earnings p. >>> two dow components were out with earnings first united health group, which reported better than expectepe results h by growth in its services business. but it also saw higher than expected medal costs. that didn't stop investors who sent the stock 3.5% higher. and then there was jpmorgan which posted quarterly profit below sanalysts' expectatior the first time in 15 quarters. the biggest u.s. bank cited softness in its bond trading operations, but its more than $7 billion in pfit was a record. both stocks rose in today's trad >>> it was a mixed quarter, though, for wells fargo. that caypany t reported better than expected earnings per share, although its profit fell compared to a year earlier, an revenue cam in a little lighter than forecasted. the bank continues to

now though darren bett has the weather forecast. hello. hello there. good evening.this, a weather watcher picture taken in shropshire. we still have cloudier skies for many places overnight and into tomorrow and all because of high pressure. that is in charge of the weather. it is essentially filled with cloud. a weakening weather front moving in from the north—west. we are seeing rain and drizzle at the moment across scotland are parts of northern ireland. that will peter out as it drifts slowly down towards the far north of england. lots of cloud ahead of that, brakes coming into the far north—west of scotland later on in the night. and briefly in the north—east of scotland it will turn quite chilly. otherwise temperatures under the cloud are typically 2—4d. pockets of rain and drizzle will linger across parts of southern scotland, north—west england, and move back towards northern ireland late in the day. there is a loss of cloud to the south of that. if you are looking for the sunshine it is across northern scotland where the temperature is a backdown to seven d

football has carried the day, abt 70%f our betts are on football. two-thirds on pro football. >> rorter: as for how it's going for the gamblers. they did have one very ybig, v lucky winner not too long ago. two weeks ago a man bet on all g 15 nfles and got them all right. >> turned $5 io $100,000. good work if you can get it. s as about 30,000-1 asar f says he hasn't been tt lucky but hopes jurisdictions like d.c., maryland and virginia will get sports betting up and running soon so he won't have to drive so far to place a bet. >> so much tax revenue money they wouldn't know what to do with it. >> reporter: for now you actually have to go a casino in but virginia to place a bet like d.c. they hope to have the option of placing bet from a mobile app sometime this year. >> a lot more complicated people uld think. there's more moving parts. we're in the process of developing now and hope to have it online soon. >> reporter: as for the guy who won $100,000 on a $5 bet back was he back? >> he was back to cash his ticket. >>> we have a consumer alert for

i bette? 7521311??? hello there. some of us got to see some sleet and snow during tuesday, particularly during the second half of the day. some of the snow was pretty heavy like this weather watcher picture suggests. across some of the chilterns, we saw a good covering of snow on into the evening. that has left a legacy of ice and further wintry showers to take us into wednesday. disruption could be likely on some untreated surfaces. keep tuned to your bbc local radio and take extra care if you're heading out. it is a cold start to this morning, widespread subzero temperatures with some ice and we could be looking at temperatures below minus five celsius in northern areas. also a few wintry showers across the far south—east of england which could amount to another couple of centimetres in places, something to bear in mind. there will also be freezing fog patches around. widespread ice and further wintry showers pushing through the cheshire gap in towards the midlands. could see further ice as well across

time for the weather with darren bett. hello there.charge of our weather, but it is essentially filled in with cloud. coming into the high pressure, a weakening weather front, it has been bringing a bit of rain and drizzle, but that's petering out. but the weather front gets as far south as northern england and then starts to move northward again. for north—west england, perhaps southern scotland, northern ireland, it could be damp and drizzly. still a lot of cloud to the south of that. if you want the sunshine, you need to be across the northern half of scotland, where temperatures are back down to 7 degrees. but elsewhere, it should be a milder sort of day, i think, despite all that cloud. that high pressure is going to start to get squeezed on monday as a deep low pressure rushes towards our shores, really picking up the winds and packing a punch in northern scotland later on in the day, with severe gales developing. and we've got a bit of rain around too. it's mainly for scotland and northern ireland as that band of rain moves sout

here's darren bett. cycling in and i thought i might get frostbite! i will be wearing one tomorrow, i can tell you. yes, temperatures down to —5 or even -6 yes, temperatures down to —5 or even —6 in some parts of england and wales. it depends on where the cloud breaks and the weather is a lottery at the moment, you could say. we had some sunshine across some areas but when this picture was taken, the temperature was —5 and at the same time, this one taken in york in the cloud was 5 degrees. the temperatures under the cloud had not changed a lot. there is that sliver of sunshine that we have in parts of southern england and also eastern scotland. temperatures are slowly rising there but still pretty cold. the mildest weather is in western scotla nd the mildest weather is in western scotland and northern scotland as well as northern ireland where it is pretty cloudy and likely to stay that way overnight. a lot of the holes in the cloud might fill in, the main area of clear skies is confined to this part of

now it‘s time for the weather with darren bett. hello. it is fair to say it has been a mild winter.he north. before getting colder it will get mild as the air comes from the atlantic, south of those weather fronts, it is mild air on strengthening south—westerly winds, that means a lot of cloud as well. some rain on the weather front here eight in the north of scotland, otherwise generally dry. —— draped. little sunshine, the best of the four sheltered eastern areas of the uk. milder dave and monday with temperatures of nine to 11 degrees —— day. we keep the envelope of mild air overnight as well. it starts to get a bit colder to the northern ireland. we have this band of rain pushing further into scotland, into northern ireland, patchy rain into wales and the south—west. those temperatures still on the mild side. there is the cold air coming in behind the secondary weather front to into northernmost parts of scotland. a verse weather front is bringing the band of rain here. that pushes into england and wales —— our first. they stay through most of the day for the midlands and east a

here's darren bett. it looks like there is some warmer weather.ope. this is where our air is coming from, from the atlantic, so it is milderair coming from, from the atlantic, so it is milder air moving southwards. slowly but surely it's bringing with ita slowly but surely it's bringing with it a lot of cloud and it's been a gloomy end to the day across many parts of england and wales, damp and drizzly too. the cloud breaking up across parts of scotland, a sign of things to come perhaps, but a lot of cloud for wales in particular and still some rain and drizzle to come. some breaks coming down from the north on that north—westerly breeze, but sufficient cloud to prevent frost tonight which is good news so three or 4 degrees typically. tomorrow there will be sunshine at times, afair tomorrow there will be sunshine at times, a fair bit of cloud as well and the best of the sunshine down the eastern side of england, more cloud on the west and some showers coming into the north—west as well. those temperatures 8—10d tomorrow so quite a bit milder than

now, though, darren bett has the weather forecast.it was a cold, grey day, very few places saw sunshine coming through today. most of us had dull skies, like this. at least the blanket of cloud means temperatures shouldn't fall too lower overnight. we have the cloud trapped underneath the area of high pressure, coming into it a weakening weather front is bringing a bit of rain and drizzle down from the north—west. not much for northern ireland, most of it in scotland but even that tends to become light and patchy as it heads south of the border towards the overnight. the breaks coming eventually into the far north of scotland but on the whole cloudy skies, temperatures typically 2—4 degrees above freezing. cloudy picture for many of us on sunday, there won't be much rain or drizzle left. most of it affecting north—west parts of england, perhaps north wales and returning into northern ireland. the best of the sunshine for the northern half of scotland, quite cloudy elsewhere. maybe some brighter skies to the east of the high ground in

here's darren bett. it was pretty chilly this morning.the cloud and that brings frost. the temperatures did not rise even though there was some sunshine. we saw the two faces of the weather across the uk under the high pressure. some places enjoyed lots of sunshine but it was still cold. it was certainly called in the bury we re we it was certainly called in the bury were we had a lot of cloud through the day. no sign of that moving across this part of the uk. clear skies down here and this is where temperatures are falling quickly. the cloud will be thinner down the eastern side of the uk. it is then sold temperatures will not be far from freezing. longer clear spells towards the west country. the best of the sunshine coming in the afternoon for eastern scotland, north—east england. 0n the whole most of us will be cloud you tomorrow but dry. temperatures struggling. we will see a bit of rain into the north—west during the evening which fades away as we get to sunday. that introduces cleaner air. for most of england and wales a fair bit o

here's darren bett.ath, any of that snow on the way here? no snow on the way here, in actual fa ct no snow on the way here, in actual fact it's going to get milder over the next few days, and it was quite a cold start this morning mind you across the southern half of the uk at that while there has not reached here just yet. we seen the best of the sunshine in the south—west, but we started with a frost. the colder air is getting pushed away into the near continent and we have high pressure to the

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett.

here's darren bett. thanks very much.y our weather watchers, helped by this high cloud around, so great pictures but the high cloud not preventing the temperature is falling away. this sort of cloud will do, mind you, where cloudy skies moving in across scotland, already lots of cloud in northern ireland but clearer skies in england and wells breaking up in england, the shower is fading. the cloud will sink southwards, a bit of drizzle, but ahead of it, touch of frost in parts of the midlands, wales and southern england as well. so a cold start, may be some early sunshine but i don't think it is going to last too long because the cloud is marching southwards, a bit of rain and drizzle but nothing much. the cloud brea ks drizzle but nothing much. the cloud breaks across northern england, sunny spells across northern ireland and across scotland a few showers in the north—west. temperatures are a shade higher than today, still not warm across east anglia and south—east, and much more cloud across england and where or is that

it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.uth—westerly winds freshening with more rain to come into scotland and northern ireland, that rain turning heavier in the north—west later on. for the most part, fairly mild, temperatures 5—7 degrees but the cloud is a bit thinner through the midlands, southern england and rural parts could be down to one or two celsius. we've got a storm brewing in the atlantic, that is why we will see the wind is picking up, especially across scotland. that local pressure approaches and drives down that weather front from the north. that's giving us the rain we have got here. as it moves its way south into northern england and north wales, it will become lighter and more patchy and we get some sunshine following into northern ireland, scotland and away from the north—west where it is still wet. parts of the uk but for all of us it should be mild. the strength of the wind is the story, strong winds for most of us, gales or severe gales for northern scotland, gusts of 70 miles an hour or more.

now it's time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. good afternoon.me sunshine. aberdeenshire was cold and still cold. even colder air actually across parts of europe, central and eastern europe, it's really bitterly cold, northerly winds driving down into the mediterranean. you can see their bringing snowstorms as well. no sign of snow in the uk, high pressure dominates the weather so essentially dry but with variable amounts of cloud. for many of us like grey skies to the rest of b—day, rather featureless looking skies such as here in north somerset. we have the sunshine in north—east scotland to aberdeenshire, we are also seeing sunshine across east anglia, and cloud pushing into england was not temperatures for — 6 degrees. into the evening and overnight, we find the evening and overnight, we find the cloud continues to then and break up across england and wales, southern england in particular, tumbling temperatures, mist and fog performing as well but it will be more widespread cold and frosty night. temperatures could be down to -5. night. tempe

next it's the weather, with darren bett.te a quiet weekend, with light winds, but that is about to change. we look out to the atlantic, this is heading our way, this cloud. it has a curl, a hook in it, which is a tell—tale sign we have a deepening area of low pressure. that will run its way up towards the north of the uk, strengthening the winds by the time we get to tomorrow. we've still got high pressure and cloudy high across the uk for the most part. the winds will freshen overnight, especially towards the north—west. the rain will turn steadier and heavier, drier for england and wales. temperatures typically around 5—7 degrees. thinner cloud in the midlands, temperatures could be down to one or two in rural parts. any sunshine will be fleeting in the south on monday. in the south on monday. we have some wet weather to start with in scotland and northern ireland, moving southwards, becoming lighter. sunshine following into northern ireland and scotland, wet and windier in the north—west. a mild day everywhere. temperatur

. ♪ oh, people, they just grow lonesome ♪ >> reporter: john prine's tunes have been sung by bette midler>> reporter: johnny cash -- ♪ welcome home, didn't last too long ♪ >> reporter: and bonnie raitt. ♪ make me an angel that flies ♪ when you got hell to pay, but the truth don't ever wait ♪ >> reporter: the radio city date was a milestone. prine was releasing his first album of new songs in 13 years on friday the 13th. >> it's always been kind of lucky for me. a couple of bouts with cancer and everything, black cats are nothing. >> reporter: john prine has survived cancer twice. >> i called it neck cancer, but there is a fancy name for it. >> reporter: it affected your voice? >> i couldn't sing for a year after the surgery because i just didn't have the power. >> reporter: that has to be really scary for a singer. >> well, all i really wanted to do was live. ♪ that's the way that the world goes round, you're up one day, the next you're down ♪ >> reporter: prine is certainly a survivor. ♪ you think you're going to drown, that's the way that the world goes around ♪ >> reporter: he's also s

now catch up on the weather prospects andjoin catch up on the weather prospects and join darren bett,kies, like this. at least the blanket of cloud means temperatures shouldn't fall too lower overnight. we have the cloud trapped underneath the area of high pressure, coming into it a weakening weather front is bringing a bit of rain and drizzle down from the north—west. not much for northern ireland, most of it in scotla nd for northern ireland, most of it in scotland but even that tends to become light and patchy as it heads south of the border towards the overnight. the brakes coming eventually into the far north of scotla nd eventually into the far north of scotland but on the whole cloudy skies, temperatures typically 2—a degrees above freezing. cloudy picture for many of us on sunday, there won't be much rain or drizzle left. most of it affecting north—west parts of england, perhaps north wales and returning into northern ireland. the best of the sunshine for the northern half of scotland, quite cloudy is worth. maybe some brighter skies to the east of the high ground in wales. it

bette midler, one of the many stars paying tribute saying, quote, channing was a complete performer andl never be any other. >>> sportscaster bob costas leave nbc after 40 years. costas telling the new york post that they reached a deal last year but decided to keep it quiet. the 66-year-old has done it all. he entered the broadcasters wing of the baseball last summer. costas will continue to work for the mlb network. >>> hard not to smile when you see and hear this next story. this is 11-month-old scarlet benjamin. she was born three months early and treatment for an infection impaired her hearing. scarlet was fitted for hearing aids last week. her older sister halle tested them out. >> baby sister. >> oh, my gosh. >> baby sister. baby sister. >> nothing better than the sound of that laughter. scarlet's mom also could not contain her excitement. she said it's been a long and emotional experience. >> can i get that on my ring tony. >> wouldn't that be great? >> best of luck to all of you. let's get a check on cnn business. global markets mostly flat as investors giving a muted reaction

thought i would just start with a short reading and also, just to hit off two questions, i don't know if bette doesn't win and i don't know why trump doesn't have a heart attack. i thought i would just read a page from the become but my main character named buzz frazier. some -- bud frazier, some of you may know him. this is about how he got started -- why he decided to go into this field and he is this wonderful eccentric west texan. and this starts right when he is don with -- still in med school. even so, he had already decided to specialize in heart surgery. the death toll from heart disease was skyrocketing in 1963. every day another patient at methodist died because the doctors had so little to offer. there was one patient in particular whose terrified pleading expression would stay with bud nor rest of his life. he had worked up a medical history for one of doctor debakey's growing lift of international patients, 17-year-old italian boy who was only a few years younger than bud himself. students who did the workup got to scrub in on the patient's surgery. bud was there no what the expec

allie betts stucky joins us with her take, up next. and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. we are back with a fox business alert for you. china reporting slowest economic growth in nearly three decades. tracy carasco joins us to explain how president trump's tariffs are taking a toll. >> reporter: this is very important economic data from china. china's economy cooled in the fourth quarter under pressure from slowing domestic demand, also those damaging u.s. tariffs dragging 2018's growth to its lowest in he three decades. a 6.6%, that is china's economic growth in 2018. the lowest since 1990. that's the pace that china has reported for the fourth quarter. gdp was about 6.4%. all of this as the two countries, the u.s

. >>> and the reigning american mvp mookie betts will not make the trip to the white house when the redby president trump. he says he decided not to go but did not elab braorate on why. the president even pulled the unprecedented move of rescinding invites to the eagles and warriors. >> warriors i believe had a meeting with president trump. >> last week. that's right. >>> top honor last night going to the 2018 box office champ. >> and the it goes to "black panther." >> glenn close won best lead female actor for "the wife." the win setting her up as a clear oscar frontrunner. and rami malek won for his lead role. >> supporting roles went to emily blunt for a quiet place. and also "green book." and alan alda receiving the s.a.g. lifetime achievement award. >> it may never have been more urgent to see the world through another person's eyes. and when the culture is divided so sharply, actors can help, at least a little, just by doing what we do. and the nice part is it is fun to do it. so my wish for all of us is let's stay playful, let's have fun, and let's keep searching. it can't solve

." ♪ that's the way we became the brady bunch ♪ >> the stayners lived on bette street.le class kind of a neighborhood. >> the parents were delbert and kay, and cary was the oldest of five children, he had a younger brother, steven, and three sisters too. >> del worked as a mechanic in a peach cannery. >> his mother kay was always described as distant, somewhat aloof. a woman who raised her children with sort of almost a coldness. >> cary was a nice guy. he was kind of a quiet guy. our days would be just get on our bikes in the morning and go to the park. hang out with friends, or skateboard. >> he loved his brother. hung out with him, played with him, looked out for him. >> steven had walked almost all the way home, and that's when it happened, a man in a car offered him a ride. >> so at the same time that the stayner boys are growing up in merced, about two hours away in yosemite, there's a little, stooped, pasty, nebbishy guy named ken parnell. >> kenneth parnell was working at the yosemite lodge, doing the books for them. he was convicted previously of molesting a ch

asy've been playing bette of late. definitely n s theame team we plred game eight whatever it was.g of the season, definitely not the same team for sure. >>> elsewhere, the pacers confirmed victor is out for the season after suffering a ruptured quad tendon, you see ie he. he was stretch erred out of e game. a tough blow for victor who was averg over 18 points a game. the basketball community flooding social media with support for oladipo, like lebron james. his high school coach mike jones he tweeted if you know what i know, you know that he will be back better than he ever was. that's his mindset, god speed. we are also wishinglapo a speedy recovery. back here at capital one arena, the wizards not having to share the building with the caps for the next week. they aren the all-star break but do not think they are jumpg in any fountains any time soon. fa and players disappointed on the sen game losing streak. >> we're not happy with how we're playing. that's what we have toou think over the break. maybe it's good mentally to get away from hockey and get a fresh start next week. >>

clive betts? >> thank you, mr. speaker. the local government association has produced figures showing that councils of all political persuasions overspend their children's services by 800 million pounds last year. the figure for sheffield was 12 million pounds. this is totally due to the fact that the number of children in care has risen to a 10 year high. does the prime minister accept that the 84 million pounds over five years offered by the chancellor in the budget in the budget is inadequate? and without extra funding, either these honorable children will not get the care they need or other important services, such as parks and libraries will get further cuts at a time the prime minister has told us austerity has come to an end? prime minister may: what can i say to the honorable gentleman? the 84 million was for a pilot, which was about keeping more children at home with their families, safely. we did announce an extra 410 million for social care, which includes children, and vulnerable children spending has been incre

bett still seeing the sam trouble. the sidewalks are not been loeated. look w here.s is not quite as slick as what we saw earlier. howeve if you're not dressed properly, i.e. boots or shoes with traction, you could easily igll on this and hurt yourself. as chuck said, you want to tighten up your stride as you walk on conditions like this. i want to show you the road. park road. you're seeing the mill area there. mostly clear. however, that slush on the sides, where cars are parked. we'rat seeing thet over on the road. potentially, could cause some issues. remember, we're below freezing out here. we could see ice form because of that. looking at 16th here. looking at blacktop. wire seeing shiny patches on the roadway. looks wet. still could be something to be concerned about. looking at the sidewalks, i would say, this has been an issue throughout the morning, all over d.c. these need to be recleared. they a hazard. if you have a sidewalk in front of your home, get out there and take car it. someone could hurt themselves. we're live here from colombia ouights, justin

. >> john: the president acknowledging that secretary ross could have said that bette better.is increasing activity at the mexican border but not the one you think. mexico's southern border has become a little more than a line on the map for central american immigrants who want to come to the united states. our national correspondent shows us tonight. >> south of the border coming north without fear. [speaking spanish] >> we used to get caught by mexican migration officials and return to our country, this is a benefit they are giving us. >> mexican opened its border with guatemala instead of policing the river, they offered a central americans humanitarian visas verifying their identity and allow them to stay in mexico or transit to the u.s. >> we will be able to roam free around mexico. >> mexico said the latest caravan surged to over 10,000, 30% larger than last year. 80% honduran, 20% of minors, many will head to the u.s. for agents say the crisis is getting worse. 100 migrants jumped this vehicle barrier in new mexico while in yuma agents apprehended another scaling the fe

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