of course we have seen play on the main show courts and as far as the rob lever arena is concerned, gaeen muguruza againstan arena is concerned, ga been muguruza against an australian hopeful. —— garbine muguruza, a former world number one on rod laver arena first up against home favourite ajla tomljanovic, followed by second seed karolina pliskova. while in the night session rafael nadal continues his bid for a second title here but a 20th grand slam title overall, something he says he's not concerned about, though. this variant of will also be playing. on margaret court arena — sixth seed belinda bencic is playing former french open champion jelena ostapenko. men's fourth seed daniil medvedev follows on from that one while 2014 champion stan wawrinka features in the night session, as does fifth seeded ukranian elina svitolna in the women's draw. should we expect any shocks in the evening session later? possibly. we are looking out for them. we will see simona halibut in action later on. she faces harriet died, the first match in the evening session on the rob lever arena full what a

they're laying flowers outside that arena. even as musicians from around the world are showing up at the staples center for tonight's grammy award ceremony. since joining the lakers in 1996, kobe lived mostly south of l.a. in orange county. he famously used helicopters to avoid the traffic. he'd fly to home games. in retirement, he continued to use the helicopters. dan has more on the details surrounding today's crash. >> reporter: it was about 10:00 a.m. local time when witnesses saw a helicopter that appeared to be in trouble. >> i see it was very low and struggling. it was not really running. >> reporter: later the news was confirmed, a basketball legend was onboard. >> there were no survivors. we had a manifest that indicates there was nine people on board the aircraft. >> reporter: bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were on board. they were traveling to a basketball game. >> this will devastate all the basketball community and all the people who loved sports was kobe bryant was one of the greatest sports men of our gener

Óscar Álvarez: sábado 17, tenemos un gran evento en la arena sap, este 17 junto a nuestros hermanos, se pueden perder y nosotros estamos con muchas ansias ya de estar arriba de ese escenario y compartir pues tanto, tanta música de aquí de san josé,stro públide tenemos muchísimos amigos, a los cuales queremos también y ya estnvitad, pero no se pierdan el 17, es un sábado y vamos a estar damián trujillo: en el sap center, mire, mi jefito, en paz descanse, él tenía un disco, un álbum de la banda recodo de don cruz lizárraga, y en ese entonces no había cantantes, era pura música. alfonso lizárraga: música de viento. damián trujillo: sí, ¿en qué tiempo cambió y por qué cambió, piensa usted? alfonso lizárraga: en los 80's, en los 80's fue, esa década de los 80' fue un parteaguas en la música de banda. a pesar de que anteriormente ya había grabado josé alfredo jiménez con la banda el recodo, a finales de los 60's y a principios de los 70's, hubo un boom en los 80's con don antonio aguilar, él volteó a ver el género de banda y grabó un par de discos con música de banda. damián trujillo: tien

he talked about renaming the arena and when i saw him he had no ideal renaming the arena and when i sawi was doing this and asked him if he would walk around the court with me and he said absolutely. what have tennis australia had to say about this? absolutely. what have tennis australia had to say about this7m isa australia had to say about this7m is a difficult one with margaret court because they have always taken the view that you should mark her achievements and it is the 50th anniversary of her winning all four grand slams in one year. a phenomenal achievement in whichever year and there is a ceremony to mark that on monday but they have always said that they completely disagree with her personal views. they were unhappy that martina navratilova and john mcenroe took this stance. they issued a terse statement which said... we will wait to see what comes next from tennis australia. thanks for that. more from russell to come as we head to those remaining quarterfinal matches. that was john watson. it has been a poor tournament for the british players, harriet dart was the last one s

laver arena behind me, 5— three up against nishioka ofjapan. men's singles. we have roger federer to come a little later on againstjohn millman, who is an australian, so there will be a packed house in rod laver arena behind me, around 15,000 crowding in for the last match in the evening session on the main show court here. it is so hard to pick. we have seen serena williams go today, but you have roger federer, rafael nadal and novak djokovic still in the men's draw. will anyone pipped them to the title this year? we keep saying when will the young players breakthrough? we can see why, because novak djokovic has been really impressive once again in the opening set of his third round match. i am very jealous, you have the weather with you, great tennis to watch for the rest of the day. enjoy it and have a good weekend. thank you. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. the cashless society. one in ten transactions will be cashless... one in ten will be cash by 2028. it is disappearing from society. how do you feel about that?

it's in a number of arenas, not just climate change but that companies are carbon exposed with stranded assets to the d carbonized future and we see it in waste with a growing recognition pay for what you throw away and don't pay for what you recycle. there's a great essay on the topic. finally as a personal observation of the account that i offer in this book it's clear we do need transformative change beginning with the need to create a clean energy future as the foundation for the american economy and the global economy that the transformative change cannot be done on a one-party basis every time one party seeks to make change happen shoving it down the throats of the other party the efforts are taken out you see that with a clean power plan obama put forward and was dismantled and a number of the obama initiatives like obama care to be cut away out and diminished and taken out. frankly i could promise you the id regulatory agenda the trump team is advancing will not stand as the pendulum swings back in one or five years those deregulatory activities taken without good science or dat

she got tired of doing arena rock. to do the "pirates of penzance." my mom was a gilbert and sullivan lover. she had a big book of gilbert and sullivan songs on the piano, and i actually learned all the soprano parts as a kid. and i loved singing them. but i never got a chance to in rock 'n' roll. jill called me and said if i wanted to do the part, i could have it. i said, i have to come and audition. i didn't know whether i could sing it or not. >> they thought saying linda ronstadt was in it would be good for business. her concern was, would it be good for the show? ♪ >> linda had a great voice. she had a great vision for herself. she didn't want to just be singing rock n roll. she wanted to do everything. ♪ monsters ♪ proceed against our will >> i knew some of her songs, sure. operetta? ♪ prepare unhappy general stanley ♪ >> a week into rehearsal, we all sang through the score sitting in a circle in chairs. when i heard her voice, it was just pure. there was something so pure, it made me cry. i just remember just li

i know there we heard practically eliminate the entice images of from the public arena arena in russia is that true i mean is russia a safer place for jews than western europe i doubt that i mean this to me and they sounds a bit like if putin hits that set that i wouldn't have been surprised what you can say it sounded like a putin message. right i mean you you my dog you if you're a bit cynical well russia is not a free state so obviously if you're not allowed to publicly say anti-semitic things then then they don't exist but i think the the the idea that anti-semitism no longer exists in russia is absurd i was shocked when i heard that but as you say with russia we there's not transparency we don't even know if the statistics that we received we don't know with we can't verify them so we don't know if they're true. the tolex of memory. and the holocaust talk to me about why why do you think there are 2 main events here we've got the win today that was a java shim and we have one on one day in poland at the site of auschwitz. do we need to why. well i think it's fair to have to becaus

and of course he rides to the ice arena on his post. at the same time face a hollow is on the bus making her way to the rink to the she also has to contend with nairobi's gridlocked roads a sort of. walk back to the level a place might have. put a face. to. face used to wearing all the gear that hockey players need but it's expensive equipment and the team wouldn't be able to afford it if it weren't for the donors and sponsors drummed up by tim colby. a native of hockey mad canada who lives in nairobi tim's been in kenya for 9 years and he's married and settled in nairobi but he couldn't live without his country's national sport so he brought it with him and filled his suitcases with pads pucks and home it's when he came. he says it's worth it just to see the players love for his favorite sport. here everyone's motivated so people move up the learning curve so fast you're to teach me something watching you're doing it the next time you pay your credit my biggest dream of boats they can now write to you just to see them play or you fix o

ice hockey at the equator it's real and it's right here at this ice arena in a shopping center in the kenyan capital nairobi twice a week about 2 dozen adrenaline junkies meet for hockey training at this arena even though it's really too small for the sport most of the players had never seen an ice rink before they started here except on t.v. but now there are the ice lions and feet so hollow is one of the few women players on the team. really but i mean because you know maybe show it is because. we only have these 3 these you know so even if you get your question i used to come back. with you and you know that you have. the team as a cross-section of urban kenyan society the young men and women come from a range of social and economic backgrounds and different. ethnic groups but when they play hockey together they're all on the same team 22 year old george the chara is the team's goalie and he's fearless as he throws himself in front of the hard high speed puck meaning to make what people are decided to become a goalkeeper because it suits my personality. and i'll be doing it for the

reporter: you say you need to know what the arena looks like. how long will you prolong holding the articles of impeachment if you don't get the answers you want? rep. pelosi: it's interesting to listen to what they say. the other day probably heard the leader say, i'm glad to show you what it is when i'm ready. but we don't know when he's going to be glad to be ready to show it to us. so there is something that they will have. and then he says, well, we'll pass it once we get the articles. in the past few weeks since we have had this, shall we say impasse, because they won't reveal the terms of engagement, many things have been accomplished that are collateral benefit to the discussion, and they relate to on december 20 , new emails showed that 91 minutes after trump's phone call with the ukrainian president, a asked to holde off military aid to ukraine directly related to that call. on december 29, report public revelations about mulvaney's role in the delay of that aid, the lawyers at the o.m.b. and the d.o.j., and what justifies the delay an

. >> bueno es triste pero estamos unidos, estas cosas no se hacen, sino sembrar un granito de arena parade juguetes para niños también se llevó a cabo una misa dominical en celebración de los reyes magos >> el zócalo de mexico también se llenó de color para celebrar a los reyes magos. ahí se rompió la rosca piñatas y también juguetes se repartieron. >> víctor se pasea a toda velocidad con una sonrisa por su nueva bicicleta, uno de los regalos dejados por los reyes magos. >> a jorge lo premiaron con un patín del diablo, dice que es uno de los mejores días de su vida. abrí mis juguetes, corrí hacia ellos ,sentí emoción. >> el corazón de la ciudad se llenó de ilusión y sonrisas árida recibió patines de su color favorito. los padres también obtuvieron la mejor recompensa >> ya en el festejo rompieron piñatas de colores y comieron la rosca. el zócalo fue visitado por miles de personas es que más allá de juguetes o aparatos electrónicos los reyes trajeron mucha diversión. la logística cada vez es más larga, tuvimos muchos niños a quienes celebrar. es que los reyes magos cumplen una vez más con

he came out onto the arena wearing a kobe bryant la la kers arena wearing a kobe bryant la lakers jersey that arena wearing a kobe bryant la lakers jersey. we know that nick is a huge fan. another democrat other tennis players were paying tribute. sta n tennis players were paying tribute. stan wawrinka and novak chuck of itch, the defending champion, posting pictures on social media. nick kyrgios was extremely emotional. it is a much leading the billing today, raffle and a dowel against nick kyrgios. two characters poles apart the hard—working and determined rafa up against the hard—working determined rafa up against the ha rd—working and combustible determined rafa up against the hard—working and combustible nick kyrgios. sometimes it undermines his talent. has alluded to that. as we know, nick kyrgios has responded saying that rafa nadal is super salty, suggesting he can be a little bit off, rafa nadal. if you beat him, he seems to be ok. if you lose against him, in the words of nick kyrgios. it is an intriguing contest. nick kyrgios hasjust kyrgios. it is an intriguing contest. nick k

terrific basketball player and public enemy number one in some arenas. i think everyone regards whether they're a laker fan or not, understood the greatness of the guy, but certainly around here, laker fans, you see laker jerseys at oracle arena. number eight, number 24. kobe's numbers he wore throughout his career and it wasn't unyulgsz back in those days. >> poole also says klay thompson and he were extremely close and kobe might be the one player thompson might be in awe of. they were headed to a basketball tournament in thousand oaks when the helicopter crashed. nbc bay area talked to the player and her mother about what happened when players learned of the crash. she joins us live. marianne. >> reporter: 13-year-old and her mother just arrived a short time ago for a very emotional day in thousand oaks, one filled with prayers. and they still can't believe kobe bryant and his daughter never made it to their tournament. >> a woman said stop the game and all the sudden we look and see girls on the ground crying. >> reporter: madison describe as moment

and just to let you know, serena williams is about to head out onto rod laver arena.updates. but from around the rest of the team. goodbye. hello. for much of england, wales and southern scotland, it's a cold and frosty start to monday. also some problems with fog, particularly across wales, north—west england and the midlands. we have already seen some poor visibility in places through the first part of the night. another thing of note is that the pressure reading across parts of wales has exceeded 1050 millibars and is continuing to rise. that's the highest it's been since 1957. this area of high—pressure is the dominant feature in the week ahead, bringing a lot of dry weather. this frontal system will bring some outbreaks of rain into northern scotland later on monday. but we start monday, for many, cold, frosty, temperatures as low as —6 or —7 across parts of southern england. close to freezing for northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. eight or nine for the far north of scotland. and for scotland and northern ireland, monday is a cloudy, breezy

there was a sense of deja vu on the margaret court arena, as the 15—year—old american star, coco gauffwilliams in the first round. just like she did at wimbledon last summer. austin halewood reports. for coco gauff, this was the moment everything changed. an unknown 15—year—old knocking venus williams out of wimbledon. the upset made her one of the sporting stars of 2019. from london's lawns to the hard courts in australia, a lot has changed in the last 12 months for coco gauff but a lot of things remain the same. same round, same opponent and the same score. coco gauff took control from the tie—break. and taking control from there. once again, a battle of the ages. coco gauff was more than matched for everything the older pro had had. venus had won four grand slam titles before coco gauff was born but she could not make that experience count. there were flashes of her best game but they were few and far between. coco gauff wrapped it up in straight sets. just like at wimbledon. the 15—year—old claimed 619 places in the world rankings in 2019. she is not finished there. my goal is to b

and finally, last up on the rod laver arena, novak djokovic will be in action djokovic also a defending champion in the men's singles. a bumper schedule for the main show court where the roof is open because we have early in sunshine here today in contrast, in stark contrast to what we saw player yesterday. the sun lounge in the background gives it away. it will be different in the evening session as well because it is about the future of women's tennis for the first game at rob lever this evening. i do wonder when we see naomi osaka 15—year—old coco gauff how many grand slam totals will these two have between them come the end of their careers. osaka looking relaxed in contrast to what we saw player last year when she won her maiden grand slam title, her maiden australian open title here. she is looking relaxed and she loves playing against coco gauff. there is a lot of respect between the two. coco gauff introducing herself to the world when she made a brilliant run at wimbledon last year. they met at the us open last year and it was osaka who came out on top. it will be fascinating t

the arena. be a real trial or a fake trial. one or the other, a trial without witnesses is not a trial, full stop. it's a fake proceeding. and a coverup, as chuck schumer said. even if you look at some of the practical things she has to do like decide who the house managers will be, the prosecutors in this case, if it's just opening and closing statements, she wants orators. if it's witnesses, she wants litigators. people good at questioning witnesses. those are two sometimes different kinds of people. maybe adam schiff is both, but she needs to think about what her strategy is, and also this strategy is working for her. it's very possible that this will get delayed all the way until february 4th when the state of the union takes place. what i think democrats are hoping is that donald trump is not allowed to get up there and say in front of the house of representatives and the whole country, i've been vindicated, it was a witch hunt. if the trial isn't resolved, he's under a cloud like bill clin

i didn't like singing in big arenas because you hear the guitar sound.rocks, she wanted to try different things. >> i picked up the phone and called my great friend who writes music criticism for the new york times. it is not good for the band. i want to see in the theater with a curtain. she sa he said the next time you come to new york, i will take you down to meet this fella, he does shakespeare and musical. he wanted to do t-- my mom love. and i actually learned all the soprano cards as a kid. i love singing but i never got a chance to in rock n' roll. that was in her roots and in her upbringing, it was part of her authentic musical experience. >> joe called me and said if i wanted to do the part, i can have it. no, i have to come and audition because i didn't know if i can sing it or not. >> she wanted to be certain that she can do it well. i was there for several rehearsal and she was fabulous. >> it is really hard and you can't learn it over night. >> you got to be in training. >> yes. >> she had a great vision for herself, she didn't want to be s

she got tired of doing arena rock.m was a gilbert and sullivan lover. she had a big book of gilbert and sullivan songs on the piano. and i actually learned all the soprano parts as a kid. and i loved singing them. but i never got a chance to in rock 'n' roll. >> it was in her roots. it was in her upbringing. it was part of her authentic musical experience. >> joe called me and said if i wanted to do the part, i could have it. and i said, no, i have to come and audition because i didn't know whether i could sing it or not. >> she wanted to be certain that she would do it well. they thought being able to say linda ronstadt is in it would be good for business. her concern is whether it would be good for the show. ♪ >> i was there for several rehearse lds and she was fabulous. she just grabbed it by the horns and -- ♪ >> that was the first job i was ever offered where i actually got to sing like that. i was delighted. i really was because it's really hard. you can't learn that overnight. >> you've got to be in training. >>

right is you are passing the arena. slow and go conditions.he south there is a southbound lane blocked. at tennyson it is not going to be great for those of you heading in that direction. >>> kobe bryant's 13-year-old daughter gianna known as gigi died with her father and seven others in yesterday's crash. not long ago he joked she would be the one to continue the legacy.>>> fans will come up to me and they will say you have to have a boy. have somebody carry on the legacy. she is like i've got this. >>> we won't know. >>> we have team coverage all morning long. vern and michelle live in miami right now for the super bowl and the 49ers this week. >>> this morning the tone has changed. down there in miami. >>> is always a fun time to cover super bowl especially with all the events leading up to super bowl sunday. kobe bryant's death has created a cloud and change the mood and tone. when all of these players are really memorializing kobe bryant's sports legend. >>> as we speak i can visualize radio row over at the convention center. topic number

since the attack took place or the american operation took place from the iraqi soil the arena reaction could come on iraqi soil and this is. the defeat of the the biggest fear of the people of iraq that iraq becomes an arena for conflict between iran and the united states and i wonder if you can sum up for us just how much more complex the political landscape already fragile right now in iraq has become as a result of what's happened. well originally since the start of the protests iraq has become 2 political fronts the front of the protesters the front of those who want to cross the protests and do not want to really see. the do not want to give in to the demands of the protesters the government has largely been a bystander the iranian the iraqi security decision when it comes to true issues like the protest has been in the hands of custom silly money and others. are proud of the existing prime minister of the caretaker prime minister is unable to make such studious or brave decisions in the prize this was his label before he resigns that laughter is a suggestion is the same he issued

england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london.n a game where both sides had control in stages, jess thirlby‘s side eventually won 65 points to 63. worcester wolves are the new british basketball league cup champions after victory against bristol flyers. kofi josephs making the game safe, as amir williams won the most valuable player, worcester winning 67 points to 59 in front of a record crowd at the birmingham arena. sevenoaks won the women's title. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is, as ever, mark kermode. good to see you, mark, what have you been watching? interesting week. we have the personal history of david copperfield, which is a new interpretation by armando iannucci. we have no fathers in kashmir, which is an ambitious political drama. and the horror franchise is back in the grudge. oh, good. yes, i know. let's talk about david copperfield. 0k, fine, so, this is a new adaptation

england again kick that one off — this time against australia — at london's copper box arena.es place on the same weekend as the others, november next year, at liverpool's m&s bank arena. so all three tournaments running alongside each other for the first time — it really will be one of the most ground—breaking sporting events held in this country. and you will be able to follow it all on the bbc. we look forward to it in 2021. thank you. still to come on sportsday... the new head coach of the england women's cricket team looks ahead to herfirst tournament in charge — in her native australia.... and we follow gb skateboarder sky brown as she takes in the sights of the winter youth olympics in lausanne. the final two races of next season's female—only w series will take place alongside formula 0ne‘s races in the united states and mexico. it's all part of increasing the profile of women's motorsport. i've been speaking to british driver alice powell who finished third in the inaugural w series championship last season: the exposure that you get from the weekend is huge. butjust

the atmosphere in the arena it was not what you would expect from a beta between those two.am titles. but novak djokovic being six years his junior it's a bit of the debate about how many more grand slam titles he can win if he goes on to surpass roger federer, it will he be classed as the greatest of all time? that's a debate that's going to ramble on, we have been getting the thoughts from max on who he feels will be classed as the greatest of all time. max on who he feels will be classed as the greatest of all timelj max on who he feels will be classed as the greatest of all time. i think roger federer has popularized the game when any player, i think since being the most important player in the history of the game because the way he plays from the way he carries himself and i don't think it matters ifa himself and i don't think it matters if a british player in 2050 has 130 majors, i don't think you can surpass his impact on the game, it's going to be very, very difficult. yes it's a debate that's going to rub along. a few upsets in the women's semi finals today. we saw

makeshift memorials are popping up outside the arena. and for more, cnn's paul joins us now from the staple sensor. paul, kobe bryant fans trying to come to terms with his tragic news, showing their respect. what's the scene there now and what have fans been telling you? >> reporter: well, rosemary, what they're telling me is, first off, they wish this had all been just incorrect reporting, this never happened. but once they found out that their fallen hero kobe bryant had indeed passed away, they came down here to staples. it was an ironic night because the grammys, all the glitz that goes with that, were going on and then all of these lakers fans in their purple and gold showed up to honor kobe bryant, who made so many memories here in los angeles, both on and off the court. entire families showed up, including this family right here. and i've got to ask you really quick, kobe bryant, what's he mean to you? >> let me tell you. i met kobe when he was 17 at wango-tango. kobe gave me a high five. he had to leave because too much security.

he has given several floor speeches why it is political and not a legal arena and doesn't need to beimpartial. i think he is at peace with that. if i were pelosi, know that lev parnas is a time bomb, john bolton is a time bomb, i would say let all of the senators running for re-election in tough states, purple states, let them acquit him, knowing what they already know, do it, have a sham trial. it is out of our hands. >> eli, new nbc reporting says white house counsel pat cippolone is expected to serve as the president's lead attorney in the impeachment trial. he actually doesn't have a lot of experience as a trial lawyer. is he a good pick? >> he's really the only option that they have. the other option is rudy giuliani. >> why? >> that's not going to work. >> why only those two? >> there are only so many attorneys in washington, steph, that will be the white house counsel and take this job working for this president. we've seen that over three years. he's who is there, him and jay sekulow working on the outside are probably the leads on this. and the president is going to be drivi

lakers fans, you see lakers jersey at the oracle arena. number eight and number 24. it was not unusual for the warriors games back in those days. released a statement saying "we are incredibly sadden and shocked to learn about the of k his daughter gianna. kobe touched fans for 20 years." . jerry west followed up. his decision led the lakers and the warriors to multiple nba titles. west is the one that traded for kobe and brought him to l.a., he shared his thoughts today. >> first, i can't believe it. second, comes to grip with it and thirdly to think back on the time that i shared with him, watching him growing up and kind of a couple of year being a surrogate first quarter surrogate father to him. >> only three men in the history of the nba scored more points in their careerobe bryant. a person on top of that list is kareem abdul jabar, he posted this today. >> kobe bryant was an incredible athlete and an incredible husband and father. he inspired a generation of athletes. >> kobe bryant inspired a lot of players all across the world. live in los gatos, marianne fa

absolutely as we've been hearing from various leaders in the iraqi political arena we've heard from the president and the prime minister calling for unity and sensually condemning this as an act of violation something that while it's iraq's sovereignty something they did not expect from an ally we heard from the prime minister earlier in the early hours saying that he wants an investigation in the urging calm and then again now from the iraqi president saying that he wants the nation to be united to be u.s. and of dark days ahead that is something that we've been also hearing from. the ground leader here in iraq saying that he has condemned this attack but he's also that there is going to be repetitions of this attack and almost in a chorus we've heard from various factions of the political spectrum here in iraq from press one has a lead from america came from the leader of the sub movement but that outsider who has the biggest block in the iraqi parliament saying that there is going to beat up a question. and facile hazily going on to say that there is there is going to be reaction the

and so you're on one side of the arena. and your opponent is on the other side of the arena. how you do that is by your attacks in the game which are your exercises. >> you are shooting out a meteor every time you do the overhead press. >> i see. >> and you do cardio resistance training, cardio, it's 30 minutes but you are non-stop going. >> oh, my gosh this really is a work out. >> yes it gives you an exhaustive workout but in a good way. >> my god,s in really hard. >> it's pushing you to your limit. your competitiveness tends to come out more so than you would ever expect. >> gonzo mode. >> double damage. you push just that extra bit. it's that itching feeling, right of wanting to win. the large portion of what is so unique about black box is our data collection and our ai inside the game. >> maintain proper form it knows i'm not using proper form. my god, i can't do this. >> let it go. good job! >> our machine actually tracks everything that you do inside the workout. you'll go to the stat section here and then you can see the battle log that you could see how many reps yo

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there's so much anger the fact iraq is being turned into an arena for international and regional powers to be settling scores here. there's mounting pressure on the iraq political leadership. to act here. the government that has been seen as so weak especially in recent months. they are under pressure to stand up to the united states. caught between two allies. iran and the u.s. and so many people here especially when it comes to the powerful iranian backed militia they want to see the government standing up to the united states and also they want them to reassess iraqs relationship with the u.s. they want them to also reassess the presence of u.s. forces here. something we might be seeing discussed in the iraq parliament on sunday during the session they'll be holding. >> what is the president saying -- we'll hear from iraq sunday. but what is the president saying about the next steps and the possible retaliation in the region. >> it's quite interesting. today during that session with reporters the president seemed subdued. we're hearing he is well aware of the gravity of the situation

as i said right from the start, we need to see the arena in which we are sending our managers. is that too much to ask? in october we put forth h.r. 660 which is house resolution which talked about the terms under which we would proceed further -- to further proceed with the investigation so that people knew what the battlefield would look like. we expect to see that here. i hear different things. i hear they might want to -- you probably heard, one where some of them suggested they might want to dismiss, dismiss equal cover-up, dismiss equal admission. the truth, the witnesses, and documentation. it ould have hoped that as with the clinton process there would have been a bipartisan resolution determining how to proceed. contrary to what the majority leader said, he said this is like the -- no, it's not. and i sent our members said six points in which, six of the points in which it is different. but nonetheless, at some point we would hope that we would see from them what the terms of engagement will be. we are ready. we are proud. of our defense of the constitution of the unit

the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber appears in a london court on charges of mass murder. also mourning a basketball legend fans pay their respects to kobe bryant after he his daughter and 7 others were killed in a helicopter crash. welcome to the news as the impeachment trial of u.s. president donald trump continues washington is reeling from claims made by transform a national security adviser john bolton and his manuscript for an upcoming book leaked to the new york times monday was the 2nd day the president's legal team presented his defense to the senate as there is hi joe castro has more. democrats say the new information from john bolton that trump directly linked u.s. security aide to his demand that ukraine announced investigations into joe biden could significantly bolster the preachment case this is stunning it goes right to the heart of the charges against the president ambassador bolton essentially confirms the president committed the offenses charged in the 1st article of impeachment that article is abuse of power for allegedly putting his personal interests

broadcasting an image of him outside the arena. teams around the nba paying respects to kobe bryant. the atlanta hawks to partly moment of silence before the game. the new new york knicks took a moment to honor him. 24 seconds from the clock before the start of the game for number 24. >>> another way to honor his legacy players racked up some violations during their games. point guard trae young took an eight second violation at the ball. emotional moment for fans and players alike. kobe bryant's number eight grief and mourning. the washington wizards ran a 24 second violation in honor of kobe's other jersey. >>> michelle and vern are live in miami this morning. we have been checking in with them. they have more than a special tribute some football players had for kobe bryant. >>> a lot of tributes coming in. on the football field they are still honoring this legend. >>> the pro bowl yesterday these players found out just as they were walking out to the field for warm-ups before the game. it was cool just seeing how they really rea

so what a lineup in the opening day on the rod laver arena. looking pretty good. and as we know, all eyes, as it always is, on serena williams to see whether or not she can win this elusive 24th grand slam title which would pull her level with margaret court's all—time record. those probably the two big names to account for in the women's draw. ash barty as well, the world number one, she is in action later on in the evening session on rod laver. roger federer, novak djokovic and nadal also in action. always talking about the so—called big three, aren't we, in the men's draw? we just wait to see whether or not any of those sort of younger players will come through to challenge them this year. but novak djokovic the defending champion in the men's singles and arguably will be the favourite to go on and win what would be a record extending eighth australian open title, if he can do so come the end of this fortnight. the private american aerospace company spacex has been conducting a trial with nasa of its plans to take astronauts to the internat

. >> outside the arena was lit up in purple and gold, the coters of the los angeles lakers. reaction continues to flood in from the lakers coach. phil jackson saying this. the crash was a tragedy for multiple families. my heart goes out to vanessa and the families that lost loved ones. kobe was a chosen one, special in many ways to many people. our relationship as coach/player transcended the norm. he went beyond the veil. and los angeles clippers coach doc rivers who knew bryant for many years, was also emotional when asked about his death. >> the news is just devastating to everybody who knew him. known him a long time. and, you know, he means a lot to me obviously. you know, he was such a great opponent, you know. it's what you want in sports. he had that dna that very few athletes can ever have, you know, the tiger woods and the michael jordans, you know. it's funny. i was getting to know him more since he retired, you know. yeah, this is a tough one. >> crowds have been gathering to pay respects at the staple center in los angeles where the lakers play. and that's where

we know the arena, it is the senate. the senate is the congress the trial of impeachment.it in the public eye which means that it has to be legitimate. but the speaker has been looking for leverage in the senate that she does not have. and when you hear blumenthal and other saying that she has done their job. they are saying there is nothing left to get. it is not working and starting to hurt us. >> harris: i cut you off quickly, jason. >> the only thing i would say is that she can still subpoena john bolton. he said that he would comply with a subpoena. so even if the articles go over to the senate, she can still subpoena him in the house and get the information. we are still getting new information about what happened. and i think that that is really important. it's going good to see you both. thank you, gentlemen. >> thanks a lot, happy new year. >> harris: president trump has launched an aggressive reelection pushed starting today. in the crucial swing state of ohio, which he won four years ago. can democrats compete with his bully pulpit and massive $200 million word

from there they march to arena green park. the crowds are not expected as large in previous years but could disrupt traffic and transit. the first well women's march held shortly after president trump's inauguration in 2017 in protest of the trump administration and perceived threats to women's rights. >>> they will love to hear what you have to say about the forecast this morning. >> well, i think a lot of people lke that storm on thursday. it would be nice. in january to get a couple of more of those. yes we are now in a dry pattern for the weekend. temperatures are cold though. how about 36 in san ramon. 35 by the delta. it's 40 in san jose with 39 in mountain view. partly cloudy over the week. temperatures coming up. milder for the second half of the week. we'll talk about the next chance of rain coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also still to come a growing community outrage following an airline fuel dump over six schools. now teachers there are taking action. and with burglaries on the rise, a north b

there aren't many joe lewis type people that have an arena name in the city of detroit. overall, a situation like that, next thing you know, you no longer need it on jefferson. you got rid of the arena. what would be next? we can't even go and work anymore in jefferson. what's happened here? who speaks for the little man? it was free. it costs to go there now. but we've got this big development downtown. all this money, private money, not private enough for the citizens to walk to a plaza this they were allowed to walk for, what, 30, years? -- 30, 40 years? >> so i hope i have been true with what you've entrusted me with. let me tell you about the other five people in the book, quickly. one is robin who has opportunities from the bankruptcy. he has been in the past a filmmaker in los angeles, but has looked for opportunities in the real estate market and come to detroit and begun investing in detroit really right before the financial crisis hit. he used the bankruptcy to spin a narrative to investors, but ultimately he is someone who is trying to do good in the city of d

the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an arena and a surface to air missile. this may well have been unintentional. well iran for its part has in fact sickly rejected that version of events the head of iran's civil aviation authority said it's scientifically impossible that the plane was hit by a missile the iranian government has asked canada to share its information about what may have brought the plane down and said that any country which lost citizens on the flight is welcome to send investigators don't quarter now take a look at the storm of speculation building up in the media before any probe has been carried out. illogical rumors that's what iran called chatter in the mainstream media that ukranian flight $752.00 was no accident anonymous pentagon officials accused iran of accidentally blowing it out of the sky with nothing except their belief to back it up it all started with speculation from ukrainian authorities that a russian made missile was the culprit a rocket strike. system is among the main working theories since there was information on that

near the arena where kobe bryant thrilled so many l.a. laker fans and led his team to so many victories for 20 years hundreds gathered to mourn flowers candles balloons and basketballs filled the square many people came wearing the l.a. lakers team colors or jersey with bryant's number i just wanted to pay my respects to one of the greats in basketball and just a great human being in general. the mood was some and tinge with disbelief this time is the outcome of the blackhawks fargo they have an interest in just a guy we're still all trying to process this he was well loved as you can see all these people here if he was not love none of us will be here for many bryant was more than a mere sports star he did a lot for kids he did a lot for the world is not just in the united states but globally he inspired so many men and women all over the world bryant was 12 year old jayden jackson's hero and an inspiration colby was my idol he really made it like men a lot to los angeles and like he just pushed hard and really inspired all of us here he