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actor danny dyer won the best serial drama performance for his role as mick carter in the bbc soap, eastenderss political broadcasting, and fronting question time and every general election night since 1979. congratulations to them. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew, and the victims' commissioner and conservative peer baroness helen newlove. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. the weather we have at the moment is nothing exceptional from this time of year. its standard winter fare. even low levels, it probably did come as a shock to the system. we have been in the grip, in the north of the jet stream. the wins— the atmosphere will shift a little further northwards. mild air to try to knows its way into the end of the week. this is glasgow. temperatures up week. this is glasgow. temperatures up to nine degrees but does it last? no, it doesn't. but relatively cold weather returns as we head on into next week. nothing particularly exceptional. we start with fros

this is a national emergency and is situation is dyer. >> they move from accuse tor -- accuse torrey. also what about the article about donald trump acting as a agent. jeff bazos was having an affair with a tv journalist. we have more on the tv buzz. >>> president trump is pushing back against two pieces breaking this weekend. they lost parol after the jim js comby firing. trump concealed details of his face-to-face encounters with putin. joining us now to analyze the coverage is beverly president of district media group and tv and radio producer. we have the culture analyst at the federalist. emily, they said days after the comby firing, according to sources. officials were so concerned by the president's behavior they investigated whether he was working on behalf of russia against america interest, big story? >> i searched this link on twitter to see what various journalist were saying about it. there is incredible eagerness among journalist to see the indictment of donald trump then the fbi. you get nine paragraphs down of the new york times report there is a note that says no publ

find work, productive work, and set up something of a homestead to be comfortable and direeduced to dyer -- poverty. i will shift gears, because it does not appear to me and sir edwin sandys or the virginia company's plans in terms of work to import captive africans. been doing some significant work down at jamestown to look at the , we don'tf a woman know whether she is young or old , we know nothing about her except that she was named angela. we know also that she came from ,hat we would call angola central west africa. during colonial wars in angola, portuguese troops and their allies marched maybe 150 miles. coast, see here, to the to the principal slave port, then put on board the ships something like this. i can't find a print of a 17th century slave ship that shows the way in which they were organized, but this is an 18th century print. it is a ship that had 350 slaves on. so did the ship that angela sailed on. that was a big ship. this gives you some idea of what we are talking about in terms of the transatlantic trade. from west central africa up to vera cruz. of thethis really

best serial drama performance went to eastender‘s danny dyer. victims' commissioner for england and wales, baroness newlove, is calling for reform of the system and joins us now from our london newsroom. very good morning to you, thank you for joining very good morning to you, thank you forjoining us. it is good to speak to you again. tell us a little about this experience people seem to be having in the retelling, how do you see it affecting people? this review is very important because the injuries compensation is there to heal victims of serious crime, and so for me this is not about traumatising them to go through the process that is supposed to help them recover. so how should it change, do you think?|j them recover. so how should it change, do you think? i am asking the government in this review to look at my recommendations, looking ata look at my recommendations, looking at a support package, because it's not seem as a support service, but a transactional service, and i want a named caseworker. at the moment there is nothing people can p

and what's bringing together africa's highest mountain, reality tv star dani dyer, and our own dan walkerl have the answer shortly. what?! good morning to you. it's wednesday, 30th january. our top story: theresa may is heading for confrontation with the european union, after mps last night backed her to renegotiate part of the brexit deal. at the heart of the dispute is the future of the irish border. the eu has once again insisted that changing the deal is not an option, but the prime minister says she has a mandate to return to brussels and re—open negotiations. it is now clear that there is a route to secure a substantial and sustainable... jeering. ..substa ntial and sustainable majority in this house for leaving the eu with a deal. will now take this mandate forward and seek to obtain legally binding changes to the withdrawal agreement that deals with concerns on the back stop guaranteeing their return to a ha rd stop guaranteeing their return to a hard border between northern ireland and ireland. and last night, the labour leader jeremy corbyn says he will now meet with the prime m

here to debate, madeline moreira, research attorney at the bioethics defense fund, and osher dyer, aart with you, madeleine. this new york bill allows, and this is key for women's health. it allows not only doctors for ob-gyns but health care practitioners to perform abortions. not necessarily a doctor, right? could it be a dentist, chiropractor? what does it mean and why is it dangerous? >> what this law does is effectively legalizes abortion on demand up until the due date. the reason is because it's not -- abortion for cases where it threatens the life of the mother but where her health is threatened. that's defined as including mental or emotional health. you can effectively go to your doctor or your nurse practitioner or midwife or physician's assistant even and have them determine that your health on some level is threatened by the pregnancy or the impending birth of your baby and up until the due date have an abortion performed and a doctor is not involved. not only that. >> laura: this new law removes protections for babies born alive, would survive abortions. >> laura: asha,

various departments, there's a wonderful organization called the ownership for public service and max dyer runs the partnership for public service and he and the "washington post" have a running tally of the appointments process and how many people have confirmed and how president trump compares to his predecessors. is not good. it's another example of where they are way behind the staffing curve. and i can even see in the small sample of white house staffing, the president still does not have a director of ondcp which is the office of national drug control policy. and if you think about the opioid epidemic that the country is currently experiencing you what about that that would have been filled in the first six months. he did nominate someone in march 2018. that person did not get confirmed so he has to be renominated so that's a vacancy that still exists. so i ultalk about the trump administration in terms of their vacancies on top of vacancies on top of vacancies because we have had multiple turnover. but i think it's worthwhile to go to the partnership for public service. the white ho

there will be a distraction, be careful south wynton toward whipple, dyer and a smooth drive. toward the santa cruz mountains northbound 17 coming into the area, if you're watching here redwood estates and summit road, a lot of flashing lights and distractions around the summit. southbound headed toward santa cruz is moving smoothly. farther over to the west, to the east, you have 101 with typical slowing through san martin. typical slow spot over the upper east shore freeway. it's a great drive as you head richmond through berkeley. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next and new for you this morning, the story behind that video we first showed you a few minutes ago. self-driving car crashes into a security robot. look at it. what we know about that right now. >> that happened in las vegas, home of the consumer electronics show. we'll show you some of the gadgets as well when "today in the bay" continues. >>> all right, time to get up and moving right now at 6:13 on this tuesday morning. we are starting out with some dry weather as we take a live look outside at s.a.p. center

thank you for your service to dyers county. you epitomize public service in your love for community. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. proud to have the pre-eminent privilege of serving in the congress of the united states of america. proud american, and proud to say that on yesterday this ongress went on record indicating that it is opposed to bigotry. went on record saying it's opposed to hate. i would like to just read to you the style of the resolution. this was h.res. 41. it reads rejecting white nationalism and white supremacy. that's the style of the resolution. i will not read all of the whereases, but i do think it's appropriate to read the resolved. resolved that the house of representatives once again rejects white nationalism and white supremacy as hateful expressions of intolerance that are contradictory to the values that define the people of the

best serial drama performance went to eastenders' danny dyer.ve barely reached freezing. also some wintry showers in the far south—east of kent. across northern ireland, less cold air working its way in, here more clout and patchy showery rain. overnight, another feature, an more clout and patchy showery rain. overnight, anotherfeature, an area of showers will work their way out of showers will work their way out of scotla nd of showers will work their way out of scotland into northern england and the midlands. we could see some snow mainly over higher ground but even to some lower levels possibly. there is the risk of some icy stretches further tomorrow morning and some freezing fog. it will be a cold start today but our warm front will continue to edge its way eastwards, introducing more cloud out of it. through the day on thursday, we receive are showers that work their way through the midlands gradually clear their way down to the far south—east, the best of any brightness to the east, more clout with patchy rain out of the west but it is th

jennifer kirby, who plays nurse valerie dyer, will be here to tell us how that story is far from overe of edinburgh is said to be shaken but uninjured after being involved in a car crash yesterday afternoon. prince philip, who will be 98 this year, was driving his land rover near the queen's sandringham estate. our correspondent keith doyle is outside buckingham palace for us this morning. just take us through what has been said at this stage. yes, good morning from buckingham palace, still very much in the dark at this time of the morning. the last official information we had from buckingham palace was yesterday evening three hours after that crash near sandringham evening three hours after that crash nearsandringham in evening three hours after that crash near sandringham in norfolk. the palace confirmed that it was the duke of edinburgh involved in that, and that he was driving. of course we have seen the pictures of his land rover on its side looking like a very serious crash indeed. buckingham palace has said the duke of edinburgh wasn't injured. he was seen by a doctor as a prec