what if he hadn't snuck into the saints' practice squad? you may not even get the glory of running the ball into the end zone yourself, but your extraordinary effort puts everyone around you in a better position to succeed. of course, that's what steve gleason is still doing every single day. one of the paradoxes in medicine is that medical issues are so personal and so private, and yet progress requires awareness. it takes awareness to develop technology to help people live their lives to the fullest. it takes awareness to find cures. it takes people like steve and families like the gleasons who are willing to be open about their challenges and carry the torch. after all, it was another famous athlete, lou gehrig, whose battle with als introduced the public to this illness. so i don't think any of us will be shocked at future generations looking back and think, how fitting that it was another great athlete, an american hero, who changed the course of this disease for so many and ultimately helped to end it. we know steve is a practicing ca

he re—gives saints the lead. lyon responded immediately, but saints were not done yet.arterfinal chances are still alive. craig templeton, bbc news. ulster are through to the quarters. they beat bath 22—15. full back will addison went over for the last of their three tries. bath have lost all six of their pool matches. some of the results to bring you. exeter chiefs ladder shall 33—14. glasgow warriors with a comfortable win over sale sharks. ali carter has continued his dream run at the masters snooker — he's into the final for the first time after beating shaun murphy 6 frames to three. the ao—year—old took his opportunity to close out the match in the ninth frame with a break of 97. carter, twice a world championship finallist, was only invited to play when ronnie o'sullivan decided to give the tounament a miss this year. there will be a new name on the trophy this year. carter is eager to face dave gilbert or stuart bingham in tomorrow's semifinal. you can follow this live on bbc two or to the bbc sport website. bingham, two frames out. you can see he is world champ

very good friends of the archdiocese of new orleans and she's supposedly and the executive in the saints provided sort of like a p.r. * help for the clergy that were suspected of child sex abuse in the catholic church in new orleans so they were so essentially the archdiocese was reaching out to this n.f.l. team to say hey can you help us out with some p.r. because of the scandal that we're involved in with the abuse it took children that way everybody was being alleged right is alleged the end of you know the saints are saying it was a minimal we and they like to say minimally involved but for some reason they're not willing to release these e-mails that were sent from an n.f.l. dot com e-mail address they're like no no no no no unless they're admitted in court as evidence we're not going to release them and it's interesting because john's you know he's a survivor of abuse by priests as a whole network of these boys and girls and you know he kind of said something was really interesting to me and he pointed it pretty much right at the saints owner and we got to listen to it. i see most

james in 1998 and nearby great saint james 18 years later. the lawsuit seeks to confiscate epstein's property including the islands valued at $86 million. the convicted pedophile registered as a sex offender in the virgin islands in 2010 after serving time in florida for procuring an under age girl for prostitution. but george says monitoring epstein on his island came with unique challenges for authorities checking up on him. >> they were stopped at the dock and they were told, no, this is as far as you can go because this is my private property and i will not allow you to go in any further. >> reporter: court documents allege epstein flew into the airport, the only airport on st. thomas, and the same one we flew into earlier this week. >> the area that the private jets fly in, separate and apart from -- >> reporter: the commercial, okay. >> commercial flights. that also helps with the concealment. >> reporter: from there epstein allegedly shuttled under age girls to the island using two helicopters. according to the complaint, air traffic c

i have been very lucky and really well supported by saints as a club and by by supported by saints as league. it was quite a surprise that they would agree to the signing, obviously, that is something that has happened. it has kind of put the isl and the rugby league in a negative light, with other people looking the spot, i don't think it looks great. people hearing that, not being able to play for a rugby australia, the isl have accepted him to come and play over here. it is obviously surprising. just before we leave you, thank you for your comments this evening. we just wanted to mention your wife who has switched from warranting to saint this evening. how are you finding that, are you enjoying playing alongside each other again? definitely, just on related training 110w. definitely, just on related training now. it's really go to train together, when the season starts in march, we will have the games together. really looking forward to that. thank you for joining us on sportsday. that is it from sportsday, more for you throughout the evening. northern rail is to be nationalised. t

fourth quarter, saints down ten. drew brees two hill 20-yard score. saints down just three. seven seconds to go, saints kicker for the tie from 49. right down bourbon street and we're tied going over time. vikings won the toss to drew brees has to sit and watch. vikings mid field driving cousins, play action, might be the biggest play to date. just inside the two. brees hoping his team can make a stand and third and goal, cousins out of the gun up top to rudolph and that is your ball game. vikings win 26-20 in o.t. final play of the game. vikings headed to santa clara saturday after cousin first ever play-off win. >> being a fourth round pick and working your way up in the league, now you win a play-off game and guess what? you look around and realize there is more mountains to climb. you want to get to the super bowl and win a world championship. you keep chasing the next mountain. >> these opportunities are few, so yeah, it's disappointing. if you're not holding up the trophy at the end of the year, it disappointing. >> the niners avoided this game by winning the west last

tania called out the names of the saints, but the saints drowsed in the stupor of birds in the dark, covered with blankets. the men on patrol would never hear their pleas for asylum, watching for floaters, hearts pumping coffee all night on the texaxas side of the river. no one, they say, had ever seen floaters so clean: oscar's black shirt yanked up to the armpits, valeria's arm slung around her father's neck even after the light left her eyeses, both face down in te weweeds, back on the mexican siside of te river. another edited photo: see how her head disappears in his shirt, the waterlogged diaper bunched in her pants, the blue of the blue cans. the radio warned us about the crisis actors we see at one school shooting after another; the man called oscar will breathe, sit up, speak, tug the black shirt over his head, shower off the mud and shake hands with the photographer. yet, the floaters did not float down the rio grande like olympians showing off the backstroke, nor did their souls float up to dallas, land of rumored jobs and a president shot in the head as he waved from his

still to come, music from saint motel.nd "the office" and now he stars with hugh laurie and josh gad in the new comedy "avenue 5." it premieres sunday night on hbo. please welcome zach woods. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. you're so funny on "the office" and "silicon valley." which is one miof my favorite shows. >> yeah. i'm sad about that. >> jimmy: we both are. probably you more than me. >> yeah. it was my livelihood. >> jimmy: this turned very dark all of a sudden. on that last day with the gang there did you say, do you guys promise to keep in close contact and then not? >> yeah. there's a lot of sentimental pledges that are already being violated. >> jimmy: oh, by the way, i do want to mention kumail nanjiani, who i think is going to be here next week, your co-star, your friend. >> yeah. i love him. >> jimmy: he is now very fit, very muscular. this is not -- i'm not kidding. when i saw he posted this photograph i thought he glued his head onto somebody else's body.

the saints once again on the wrong end of a no call.nesota beat new orleans 26- 20, and cousins silences his critics for now with his first career play-off win. >> you know, they said he can't win a play-off game. he can't do this. he's only been in two, so he's 50%. that's better than a lot of people. >> hey, that's how we've won all year, team, right? i've got three words for you. you like that! do you like that! >> and meanwhile, the seahawks and eagles facing off for the right to face the packers. carson wentz left the game with a head injury, and replaced by 40-year-old josh mccowan. nothing but all field goals until about a minute to go the first half. beast mode, marshawn changed that. the eagles take the four-point lead. a one score game with minutes to go. o mccowan on fourth down is sacked in the red zone by jadeveon clowney. mccowan could not find the end zone. so seattle is headed to green bay, and will play one week from today. so it will be the vikings some 911 next sunday, the first 49er play-off game ever at levi's stadi

then our faith based organizations, that's where saint mary's came in. saint mary's cathedral participate in wet weather sheltering during the winter. they do this frequently. we practice at their shelter space last year for the command exercise. it was very successful. it was great to have that strong partnership with them and be able to lean on them for that. then the other piece was identifying how long we're going to run this operation, which was really difficult to pinpoint because of the actual event was fluid. so we planned for and week long operation, understanding we may need to go longer than that. so the schedule allowed us to determine how quickly we needed to get resources out to site, including staff, and how we were going to set up the actual shelter. we have practiced a lot on the set up of saint mary's went very smoothly. this is a basic timeline of operations. we activated on monday at 8:00 a.m. it was a 16-hour window to plan for a 200 person shelter initially. understand that we may need to open a secondary shelter to get to that numb

then our faith based organizations, that's where saint mary's came in. saint mary's cathedral participate in wet weather sheltering during the winter. they do this frequently. we practice at their shelter space last year for the command exercise. it was very successful. it was great to have that strong partnership with them and be able to lean on them for that. then the other piece was identifying how long we're going to run this operation, which was really difficult to pinpoint because of the actual event was fluid. so we planned for and week long operation, understanding we may need to go longer than that. so the schedule allowed us to determine how quickly we needed to get resources out to site, including staff, and how we were going to set up the actual shelter. we have practiced a lot on the set up of saint mary's went very smoothly. this is a basic timeline of operations. we activated on monday at 8:00 a.m. it was a 16-hour window to plan for a 200 person shelter initially. understand that we may need to open a secondary shelter to get to that numb

they had 136 rush yards against the saints, and i mean they didn't really have a good average.ey are going to continue to pound cook because they want to take the pressure off cousins. if you can force cousins to put the team on his back to win the game, throw it around, and you know who is looking in the secondary, sherman is ready for the soundbite. >> you talk about the game most of us saw. cousins against the saints with his first-ever career playoff victory, and what about the defensive backfield, now healthy for the 49ers. the front four, and in the first eight games, had like 22 sacks. dominate, and a lot of measure on the quarterbacks, and how do you think he will do? >> it's one of those things where the vikings went into the game against the saints, and i thought they were going to get pounded because they were beat up in the secondary, yet drew brees could not throw the ball. this week, we hear diggs is stick, and thielen just had an ankle injury. it's not going to be easy. they are getting riled up, and they have confidence playing in one of the toughest stadiums yo

it only feels >>it's always nice key pln and uh you know i have a ton of respect for new orleans saints for drew brees from the players they have for sean payton he does an unbelievable job here. you know we're just feels good you know and to be doubted in and be able to live to come up with a win. >>now the 49 ers oned up today as a seven-point favorite over the minnesota definitely playing with house money and of course we'll be previewing the vikes niners divisionaround matchup all week long on kron4 and our digital app kron on leading up to our special reading golds on preview shdw on saturday morningat 9.30 and we have you covered pt game as well at 09:00pm and guys they practice over the nextcouple days came, i will be at practice all week as we lead to the big game on saturday. >>playoff football again in the bay actualy watch it in person know be a lot of partying going by tv sets all over the bay has appreciate the season. and south bay bus operators are desperaly needed in san mateo county. so that's actualthe peninsula there are close to 50 positis currently available at one

sent home the saints. niners will face kirk cousins that's because he upset the saints today.wn 10. up top to hill. 20-yard line connection. saints down just 3. 208 score and ties the game. and we are going into overtime. vikings won the toss. so bryees has to watch. and down at the 2 adam. brees hoping he can keep the game going. but third and goal cousins up top to rudolph. that's your ballgame. vikings win 26-20. third year saints won final of the game. after cousins first ever win. >> working your way up in the league, now you win a playoff game, guess what you look around and more mountains to climb. you want to get to the super bowl and keep chasing the next mountain. >> these opportunities are few. so, yeah, it's disappointing. if you are not the one holding up the trophy at the end of the year it's disappointing. >> eagles hosting seahawks. niners avoided this game because they won last week. carson wentz takes a hard shot and watch his head. he will leave the game and not return. late in the fourth seahawks head to oakland zone marshan lynch into the end zone. midfiel

best throw all game at's 5yards to deontay harris that set up saints. own to make it 10 3 >>after an uncharacteristic drew brees interception dolph like this his way into the end zonethough he sat out the past couple weeks with a shoulder injury but was big for many today. it's 1310 bytes in the 3rd and then cook scores again he had 94 yards on 28 carries and another 36 yards through the ai2010 minnesota, but the saints are ing down withou a fight breeze fruntil the end zone. so hill a receiving touchdown after showingoff his arm earlier in the highlight that mas it 20 to 17 minnesota seconds le in regulation after the saints got in field goal range they tie it up and we get some free football. now some 49ards out in ot. this is the set up we will see the kill shot soon kerr to can hear a droon bourbon street down in nola now here is that aforementioned killshot. this kyle rudolph. he said he played a lot of going up and he just went out and got the rebound he did sh off a little but the play was upheld and the vikings shocked the saints 26 to 20 earned

he re—gives saints the lead. lyon use respondent illegally but saints were not done yet.nts first one in france in nine years and that quarterfinal chances are still alive. craig templeton, bbc news. ulster secured their place in the last eight with 22—15 win over bath in pool three. full back will addison went over for the last of their three tries. been a sorry tale for bath in europe. six defeats in six matches. ali carter has continued his dream run at the masters snooker. he's into tomorrow's final after beating shaun murphy 6—3. the ao—year—old took his opportunity to close out the match in the ninth frame with a flawless break of 97. he'll face either david gilbert or stuart bingham in the final. they play a little bit later. and one way 01’ they play a little bit later. and one way or another, that will mean there is a new name on the trophy. that's all the sport for now. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hi, mark. hello. v

the pilgrimage is part of the feast of saint -- feast of saint daphne. -- saint and family. a front row seat. ♪ phil: i will be back in a moment to take you through the day. we will have more world news at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ . the best day de galley de two any day. hello and welcome to france many forms illllnesses ad rely from paris to headlines this hour iran's supreme leader delivers the sermon at friday prayers for the first time in eight years i told ali khamenei taking aim if european nations for not standing up to donald trump as the iran nuclear deal hahangs. by a thread. the political uncertainty continues over in lebanon the interim prime minister failing to announce a caretaker government. has pressure continues to mount from the street. and the signature restaurant of legendary french chef pulled a book whose get stripped of its third a michelin star two years after his death

. >> every catholic knows about saint steven. >> steven obviously became our first martyr on that. we don't know a lot, but he was also doing some preaching and he was very adamant and it was because of his preaching that he was eventually mar tered. >>> in jerusalem these deacons were at work and they are named, the seven men. do we know the his vis of any of the other men? >> we know a little about phillip. that goes onto a story about phillip and an ethiopian but the others we don't know as much about as to what they did or where they went. >> we understand that the offices in the church became organized and distinguished over the early centuries, right? ep pes pal. e three main we now say greeks. it is what we use as bishop. press pid der rose which are priests and de act knows which are deacons orser vants on that. >> are there any other notable deacons in the early history? >> very early history we have lawrence in rome who was asked to bring about and present to the emperor the riches of the church. >> let me pause because i learned about him in 3rd grade maybe, famous marty

the saints defense is no slouch. they were giving yardage in the past game. they will come in confident. >> here's the graphic. the one area they are the most closely matched up as you look at scoring offense, take away to r numbers guy. don't know how much stock to put in numbers. interesting to note, the vikings are number 1 in the nfl, only one touchdown all season long to a tightened. the 49ers have that guy. >> the vikings are good. that defense is vulnerable. not many times you face a man like george kittle. all-pro on the microphone and between the white lines. they will take him away and make the other guys beat you. sanders was playing ball. the 49ers can run the ball. niners have manage to play for. they have a lot of d about the coverages. they to a good job. they focus on tighteneds. whatever the coach has schemed up we'll do. let the game take care of itself. >> we have another segment of tank. >> just warming up. he will stay with us as the sports weekend continues. we'll talk about another aspect of the game. >> jimmy garoppolo got over zealous

what's camp of the saints?s a grotesquely racist book that spins out this race fantasy plot where terrible basically satanic immigrants from india invade france and violently overthrow white society in france. it's ridiculous, it's notorious, it is a popular read among white nationalists because this is their fantasy of white genocide. this fantasy that white people and other people can't coexist, it's a fight to the death and white people must wage war on everyone that's not white or they'll go extinct. that's camp of the saints. stephen miller wants this real world development to be reported along side it's parallels to the plot of camp of the saints. in other e-mails stephen miller repeatedly praises president calvin coolidge not because he likes coolidge generally as a president, no he likes him specifically for signing a radically restrictionist anti-immigration law in the 1920s, a law that was heavily influenced by the feugenics movement at the time, based on the idea the gene pool has to be cleansed of t

what if he hadn't snuck into the saints practice squad?s plans for each of us that we never could have imagined. to block a punt, you have to put your body on the line. you may not even get the glory of running the ball into the end zone yourself. but your extraordinary efforts puts everyone around you in a better position to succeed. and of course, that is what steve gleason is still doing every single day. one of the paradoxes in medicine's medical issues are so personal and so private, and yet, progress requires awarene awareness. it takes awareness to develop technology, to help people live their lives to the fullest. it takes awareness to find cur cures. it takes people like steve and families like the gleason's who are willing to be open about their challenges and carry the torch. after all, it was another famous athlete lou garrett who battled with als that introduced it to the public this illness. so i don't think any of us will be shocked at future generations when we look back and think, how fitting that it was another great athl

when kim gardner became the first black chief prosecutor of saint louis, missouri, she wanted to reformhe city's justice system. but in a stunning turn of events, the headline maker has become the headline. what the history-making attorney is now claiming, accusations her critics are fiercely denying here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: essentially, you are accusing the city government, city police, and in particular the police union of a conspiracy of racism, directed to stop you dead in your tracks. >> i had no choice but to act for the will of the people because they want me to fight for what's right. >> reporter: kim gardner, the first black prosecutor ever elected in st. louis, just dropped a bombshell. an explosive lawsuit accusing the city and the police union of a racist conspiracy aimed at stopping her from doing her job. >> this is not about kim gardner. this is about implementing the reforms that's needed in our community. >> reporter: she's brought reforms to her office that have made her enemies all across the state. but in this room, they're calling her a hero.city a

saint mary loses a heartbreaker. >>> well, logan and the sharks in columbus.od tied at 1-1. timmo sends it up. san jose takes the 2-1 lead. later, the sharks turn it over. gus nyquist gets around eric. and, the puck is deflected into the crowd. nyquist can't leave it and the sharks beat the blue jackets. finally, they get a win. >> trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty yea. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to make sure that everybody t

meanwhile, mauro icardi scored a hat—trick as paris saint—germain thrashed saint—etienne to reach thecup. neymar and mbappe were also among the scorers as psg won 6—1. in the night's other games, lille beat amiens 2—nil. and lyon beat brest 3—1. to cricket, and england will be without fast bowlerjames anderson for the rest of their test series in south africa. england's all—time leading wicket—taker, broke a rib during the 2nd test in cape town, which england won, to level the series, with two matches to play. the bbc‘s adam mountford reports from south africa. this is a huge blow for england but it isa this is a huge blow for england but it is a major setback forjames anderson after that frustrating five—month long layoff in the summer with a calf injury, he looked back to his evergreen taking seven wickets of the match including a record—breaking five wicket haul in the first innings stopping this rib injury will have him out of action for 6— eight weeks which means he misses the rest of the series here in south africa and will almost certainly be absent in the two test matches to b

the saints came back to force overtime.nd that's when kirk cousins ripped off the biggest throws of his career a 43 yard team shot to adam thielen to put the vikes in the zone and then cousins with the floater winner. some father was some offensive pass interference they're not cold and not only does cousins win his first career playoff game, but the vings topple a saints team once favored to play the niners for the nfc championship. and that sets the stage for this weekens, san francisco and the ikings squaring off a saturday afternoon in santa cla, the top seed 49 ers are early 7 you're 40 to 49 ers news 4 as covered all week long on air online and through our digital kron on app. >>saturday morning. we'll have our special reading goldstone playoffpreview show at 9.30 then a full recap of the ame saturday night at 9 can catherine. it's going to be a good one oh yeah looking forward to it that we are park. >>so what about trying to get tickets to the game is that impossible the 49 ers expecting the game to be sold out, but

the saints kicked a field goal in the final 10 seconds of regulation play in louisiana to send it to zone to claim the win and they'll face the san francisco 49ers, while the seattle seahawks beat the philadelphia eagles 17—9 and will now take on the green bay packers, both those in next weekend's nfc divisional round. the atp cup is under way on day 4 in australia with world number one rafael nadal set to take to the court when spain face uruguay. nadal made his first appearance of 2020 in perth on saturday and he came through 6—3, 7—5 which gave his nation an unassailable lead over georgia. on monday nadal will come up against pablo cuevas. double formula i world champion fernando alonso finished 11th after the first stage of the dakar rally in saudi arabia on sunday. the 38—year—old spaniard ended 15 minutes 27 seconds off the pace on his first—ever dakar stage. defending champion nasser al—attiyah, who led for more than 200km, finished fourth after late mechanical problems with his toyota. monday's second stage is a 393km drive from al wajh to neom. that is all we have time for.

nantes are up to fourth after winning 2—0 at saint—etienne. spanish super cup. they beat city rivals atletico madrid on penalties, in the final of the re—vamped competition which was played in saudi arabia for the first time. real madrid had federico valverde sent off in extra—time for bringing down alvaro morata when the atletico striker was clean through on goal. after a goalless 120 minutes, sergio ramos scored the crucial spot—kick as real won the shoot—out 4—1. it's the 11th time that real madrid have won the spanish super cup. on to tennis, and novak djokovic has described serbia winning the atp cup as "one of the nicest moments of my career." serbia came back from losing the opening singles rubber to beat spain 2—1 in the final in sydney, with djokovic beating rafael nadal to level the tie, before teaming up with viktor troicki to win the deciding doubles rubber. it means that spain miss out on a davis cup/atp cup double. joe lynskey reports. these are two heavyweights of world tennis, but recently rafael nadal has found it tough to bea

brees marchs the saints into field goal range. cook with the catch and tracks down the pile to the 25-yard line. lutz missed a field goal right before halftime. from 49 yards out to tie the game, yes! overtime we go. the vikings got the ball first and cousins made sure brees never got it back. minnesota on the two-yard line. finished with 129 yards receiving. after being stopped on first and second down, it's kyle rudolph for the game winner. question is, did he push off? it looked like he did. the saints once again on the wrong end of a no-call. minnesota beat new orleans 26- 20. and cousins silences his critics for now with his first career playoff win. >> you know, they said you can't he's only within in two. he's 50%. that's better than a lot of people. >> you held them to 20 points, man. >> yes, sir. >> i got three words for you. you like that? >> yeah! >> excitement there. and the seahawks and eagles faced off for the right to play the packers. the first quarter, carson wentz left the game with a head injury. nothing but fie

the much—fancied saints were hosting the minnesota vikings.erback kirk cousins has a bit of a reputation for failing to deliver in the big moments. he hasn't won a single playoff game in his 8 seasons in the league. but yesterday he got his chance — the vikings managed to force overtime with the scores level when cousins threw this huge pass downfield to set up his first playoff win. .. how does it feel to any play—off game? cheering . that is how we have won all year, team. we have them match 20 points, you give us a chance at the end. i have three words for you — you like that? also yesterday there was a third win on the road... this time in philadeplphia as the seattle seahawks beat the eagles. it all went wrong early on for the home side. the eagles losing their quarter back carson wentz to injury in this tackle and from that point on they couldn't catch the seahawks. the play of the game was this pass from sea hawks quarter back russell wilson... a huge 53—yard touchdown to confirm the their place in the dvisional playoffs next weekend. t

rod: our thank you to rod hochman, ceo of providence saint joseph's health.isa gill is the head of health care technology and distribution at jp morgan. she has been a leading member of the research team met jp morgan for about 16 years. i asked her about the role of companies and how they play in the devolution of health care. evolution of health care. >> lab corp. the integration is more between medical and diagnostic. marrying it together with a lab company, they have done really well in being able to do patient recruitment, bringing new technology from a medical perspective to the marketplace. teladoc is one of our favorite names on the tele-health side. the cost of the services. they announced an acquisition yesterday of a company called intouch. this creates a broader platform for them to be able to touch people in the hospital, at home. they have a great relationship with cvs. taylor: as you look at companies making heavy investments within ai, how are the they -- poised to be a distruptor within health care? lisa: when you start thinking about making

what's camp of the saints? it's a grotesquely racist book that spins out this plot where terribly satanic immigrants from india invade france and violently overthrow white society in france. it's ridiculous. it's notorious. it's a popular read among white nationalists because this is their fantasy of white genocide. this fantasy that white people and other people can't co-exist. it's a fight to the death and white people must wage war on everyone that's not white or they'll go extent. that's camp of the saints. steven miller wants this real world development to be reported along side it's parallels to the plot of camp of the saints. in other e-mails, steven miller repeatedly praises president cooliage. he likes him specifically for signing a radically restrictionist anti-immigration law in the 1920s. a law heavily influenced by the eugenics movement at the time. the gene pool has to be cleansed by controlling breeding. he himself embraced the bogus argument that immigrants from the eastern part of the world, in

he's been at saint boniface for 18 years. >> we inspire people.g has been more and more part of what we do here because we want to inspire in the haitian system and without tons of finances that has commitment and accountability and hard work. >> we asked conor shapiro why boniface has succeed when others failed. >> no magic position. just slow successful build. >> absolutely. the community here has been the leader of this project from the beginning. they are the ones now working here at the hospital. really it's about investing in the haitian people and physicians, the health practitioners, the nurses, lab tech's who are here already and we need to invest in them to provide that care. there's lots of excuses for why things can go wrong in haiti but we don't accept any of them because we know this is the right thing to do. >> lots of excuses for why things can go wrong. we just don't accept any of them. >> the first baby you showed and the turmoil of that baby and juxtapose it to what the hospital is able to do. it's incredible. absolutely incredi

a mile and a half from saint mary's college. henry lee is live in largo. we have reports that involve the current in student -- current student and former student? >> yes. the student have the shooting happened in the starbucks. luckily the victims will be okay. but the suspect tried to kill himself and is now in the hospital. >> a shooting in a normally quiet area. the result of the domestic dispute with ties to nearby saint mary's college. the gunman is accused of targeting his ex-girlfriend. >> they had a dating relationship former one. and our investigation, we do believe that the shooting is related to domestic violence. >> it happened outside of the starbucks. >> when officers responded we found two shooting victims who were in a vehicle. in front of the starbucks. >> they were in a minivan. saint mary's college did was the driving seat. >> the suspect in the shooting had driven up behind the victims vehicle. >> john king says that the 21- year-old suspect former st. mary student isaiah glaive then got out of the ford focus an open fire. the woman hi

minnesota upsets the saints.answers his critics who doubted he could win big games. >> that's how we won all year, a team, right? i got three words for you -- >> now, the eagles they went into yesterday's game against the seahawks beat up with injury. and first quarter quarterback carson wentz hit in the back of the head, forced to leave the game for good. no penalty call. russell wilson throws a 53-yard touch down. the eagles had a chance late, though, down 8 with under two minutes to go. sacked and seahawks defense. season high seven sacks in this game. seattle wins 17-9 and advance to the divisional round. >> we knew we had to make a play and sure enough and i think more than anything else we believe. we have everything we want and everything we need. marshawn is back, too. to see him running is pretty cool. so got a lot of good things going for us. we've got to stay the course, though. >> and then there were 8. the vikings going to san francisco and the titans going to baltimore. and sunday the chiefs host th

my conversation with the ceo of providence saint joseph's health next. we are livestreaming on twitter. at technology and follow our global breaking news network on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: welcome back to "best of bloomberg: technology." the intersection of health care and technology was never more apparent than at the j.p. morgan health care conference this past week in san francisco. it is where partnerships are formed and predictions are made. one of the biggest hospital systems, providence saint joseph's, announced a partnership with microsoft in july. it ceo, rod hochman, joins me now with his predictions for health care in 2020. revolutioneeing this in the front end of health care where all people want to do is figure out who their doctor is with a couple of clicks. taylor: who are the biggest disruptors and do those disruptors continue in 2020? rod: there are a list of them. i think everyone wants to do health care. walmart, amazon. plus, there are a lot of startups working particularly in the ambulatory space. i don't even worry abo

we haven't seen him since the saints game and that was only for four saps. he's a gametime decision. meanwhile kwon alexander the team made it official, he's been activated of st for saturd game. he is one of san francisco's best defensive players been out with a torn pectoral muscle since halloween. he was originally expected to miss the rest of the season. tomorrow will look a lot like this. 49er empire. stadium. hosting the niners first playoff game. touchdown favorites to win but it will not scare the vikings, look it took the saints out. head coach kyle shanahan acknowledges that. still he rather have the power of the home ground. >> it deftly exists and it is just random, it is global warming. there is home-field advantage, it is harder to play when you cannot hear, that doesn't mean you're not going to lose or you're going to lose, it's harder to play on the road but, that deftly doesn't mean you cannot win. >> 135 kickoff, the warriors at the l.a. clippers tonight, movi pies othe la show. nhl joe pavel ski is back. south bay wearing a dallas stars sw

saint christopher has been a place of worshippers for 65 years. now, parents on the school grounds are praying the people come down. >> until the evidence is established, radiation is harmful for our children. cell tower like the one at the church should be removed. it was recently upgraded to 4-g technology which some parishioners feared could be more radiation. one mom says she could not risk her daughter's health who was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago. >> i will never take a chance with my child's life of a health concern. within one day, we made a decision to pull her. >> reporter: four other parents did the same. the health and safety of parent and parishioners are its top priority. they established a task course and medical experts to study the parent concerns and will hold a meeting next week. parents feel the results will undoubtedly favor the diocese. a battle brewing over the church tower at saint christopher. >> reporter: the diocese tells me they have no plan to upgrade to 5g technology. parents tell me that's what they heard. i

. >>> let's head to the big easy for the saints-vikings showdown.w orleans alvin kamara barreled through the first touchdown. vikings held the lead until the last few seconds when a 49 yarder from the saints sent it into overtime. vikings marched down the field they scored on the activity drive to win it, 26-20 >>> the divisional round kicks off saturday with the vikings taking on the 49ers at 4:35 eastern here on nbc. it's titans and ravens after that then on sunday, houston texans face the chiefs in an early game followed by the seahawks and packers. >>> after the break, "star wars" approaches a big milestone as "skywalker" rises to the top>>po strings attached will it work iits 's apparently giving a city a newfound freedom. we'll tellrks coming up. ♪all strength, we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait, we're taking everything we wanted we can do it♪ ♪all strength, no sweat ♪all strength, no sweat i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is comple

they win it 17-9 >>> now to the big easy for the saints/vikings showdown. new orleans alvin kamara barrelling down the first touchdown of the game. the vikings fought back, and they did hold the lead until the last few seconds when a 49-yarder from the saints made it into overtime the divisional round kickoff -- i should say divisional round kicks off on saturday with the vikings taking on the 49ers at 4:35 eastern right here on nbc it is titans/ravens after that on sunday. and then on sunday the houston/texans face the chiefs in the early game followed by seahawks and the packers >>> still ahead, two years after the rise of metoo, harvey weinstein will soon face trial >>> and keeping steve irwin's legacy alive how his family is helping australia amid devastating wildfires. everything is locally harvested, farm to dumpster to table. uhhh, what do you... what else do you got? (stammering) w-we have a melon rind stew. comes with a pork and bean reduction. yeah, we're going to just do a lap and we'll come back. okay. well, we'll be here. man! why isn't this wo

drew brees, marking the saints in field goal range. cook, with his 4th catch in the 4th quarter.e drags it all of the way down. 25 yard line. now, will luck missed a field goal. but, got his 49 yarder to send the game to overtime. the vikings caught the ball first and cousins made sure breeze never got it back. airs it out to adam