warned by surfing legend kelly slater is now in outer space. friends with nasa astronaut christina hammock cook. who's spending 11 months on the international space station. slater posted on social media saying he sent his world surf league into or bit. he's also taking photos of surf coasts around the world for him. >>> and the first batch of cookies baked in space have come back to earth that capsule al capsuleal researchers plan to examine chocolate chip cookies. including 8 of them genetically engineering >>> president trump is expected to address the nation sometime this morning. >> and we'll have the latest on the reports of almost 200 people killed just after taking off what investigators are telling us now about what may have happened. . >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. along with being a little sleepy we may be in a little bit of a fog arranged the bay area. >> another system will be here tomorrow for rain.

charlie slater is at the king power stadium ahead of the first leg of this midlands derby.tadium. it should be a good one, an interesting one between the foxes and the villains. it throws up a couple of historical coincidences. the last time that leicester had a semi—final it was in this competition. they played against aston villa, they beat them, they went on to wembley and they won feebly league cup. brendan rodgers and that remarkable 30 game win strea k and that remarkable 30 game win streak he has got in domestic cup competitions. he is not lost in 30 going. the last team to beat them? aston villa. the villains have just signed danny drinkwater. he can play tonight. as for the foxes, jamie vardy is back, is fit and is available to play this evening. brendan rodgers expected to name a strong side as he tried to take the upper hand going into the reverse side which takes place at villa park at the end of this month. full coverage of the match is on bbc radio 5 live from 7 o'clock tonight. a criminal investigation has been launched after a russian ice skater was criticia

safeguarded against noise during a crash honda is unrelated to recall involves potentially faulty do slater's from now defunct japanese company. mining company very ill has been charged over a dam collapse in brazil this that killed 270 people belanger's german order to visit. environmental crime 16 people face an intentional homicide charges in brazil's worst ever industrial accident. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin for more check out our website that's w dot com slash business stay tuned now for music africa with. up next right after this look at global markets. cut. into the conflict so from the caliph france's president emanuel mako much to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform in the markets this week here in brussels he says former europe minister not so much though from the views most cheerleaders in the european parliament fears the micro revolution the monsoon flow has it running as a steam conflict so for 60 minutes tito looks. best as the year's off a cup coming up on the program but one man risking their lives to save an optimal. top end up all

. >>> slater did friends with nasa astronaut tris tina cook.social media he sent his world league jersey with cook too or bit and says he's also taking pictures of coastlines and possible surf coasts around the world for him. >>> we are waiting to hear from the president after u.s. troops were targeted in aven attack by iran. >> also more than 1 billion $1 billion to help solve california's homeless crisis. we'll tell you where that money would be spent and the increased accountability on local governments. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2: . >>> good morning thank you for waking up with us wednesday morning january 8th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson's here he's talking about fog around the bay area. >> it's starting to thicken up. fog's a good start. concord it's gone from 10-0 to 1/4 now a mile. and a little bit now around hayward. so that's gone from 7 miles down to 1/4 mile visibility. oakland's down to 8. some of that is beginning to filter in for other areas. after last night's system which f

kelly slater. >> you know, sometimes i just can't sleep because i'm so tired surfing the next day. >> the truly minted surf ranch three hours north of l.a., we'll look at the technology that may change the sport forever. >> potentially spend all the money you send spend in your whole life to make it work. >> the florida native still travels the globe to compete, but takes time to show us his clothing company, outer knowns headquarters. >> did you ever imagine it would turn into all this? >> no. definitely fulfilling. i feel like i was part of helping make it happen. >> later slater gives us a one eun one lesson and reveals a talent that might surprise you. first

earlier my colleague union and we'll discuss the situation with our middle east correspondent paula slater and michelle greenstein from r.t. america. paulette let's go to you 1st the protests there they show little signs of relenting what do we know about today's over full circle at this stage they show no sign of dissipating we know and we've received reports that the american embassy staff including the ambassador have been evacuated from the compound but these reports come as we continue to hear that iraqi security forces are firing tear gas on the crowds to try and get them to disperse now many of the people there who are attending one of several syllables that was organized on tuesday for some of the victims of sunday's american airstrikes and it does as you mentioned the situation at the moment is far from being under control earlier the american ambassador was summoned for an explanation of the american strikes that targeted some 5 sites belonging to the cutter hizbullah armed group now this is a group that emerged after the american invasion of iraq in recent times it has repeatedl

the global chinese progress in the world and i do hope that countries such as keep up and send a slater and syria. independent sovereign countries and anyone in the well who sincerely scheme it's a global peace and global stability should rejoice for countries such as russia and china because no one shot no china in the world that america truly global lost and that will mean more wars i don't more abject pain and suffering katie marcus ends this program in a very pessimistic militant a very realistic one here many thanks to my guests here in moscow and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t.c. unix time and remember cross couples. will. cause a report the 1st episode out of 2020. days here and i are going to have some really special guest dr michael hudson you know back in the seventy's 970 s. there is a movie called death wish with charles bronson to remember that remember that the now we could do a remake of the you are the star you play the charles bronson role as called debt way up and you're a vigilante banker economist that goes around new york blowing away b

it makes clear that it's a war crime to attack churches to attack cultural institutions secretary slater my pump air defended trumps comments about some of the target of these did because he thinks like about berrian but the way said it would be within the law when i leave out that and everyone knows he's wrong the generals i think will for the most part disobey trump's command to bomb a world heritage area because they remember nuremberg so they will not a bay those orders it will be perhaps the end of trump if orders given well if persepolis in the south of iran as sure as. one great morning went to human civilization another is the pathan and contemporaneous. as i was just a little later on the parthenon as the greatest exists dick one of the able to tell me about her history of the problem is that half of it is where it belongs in the shadow of the acropolis in the new acropolis museum in modern greece and the other half is in a dingy gallery named after a fraud stuck named low divvying who was a crook. who donated a lot of money to the british museum so they stored elegans newt take

the region and indeed the international community very concerned about what has happened here paula slater there a middle east correspondent so the next 2448 hours are going to be crucial will be following the hour we've been bringing the reaction throughout the day as well mark severances here now from the quincy institute for responsible stay craft. you know it's sort of play for over the next 122448 hours to see what the response is going to be will it be a muted response will something big happened we don't know yet but either which way the u.s. said they did this because it was a defensive thing to do do you agree with. well you know there's no question in that trunk memory when i was regarded iran as an enemy if you're going to trump's campaign rhetoric it was nearly entirely wrong in terms of tearing up the nuclear deal and it is true that there has been a tit for tat going on between the u.s. and iran since feel we've isolated over the past few weeks in iraq however this really is a watershed and so throughout studied hezbollah in the broader hierarchy see far from where we are wit

abundant use of force to achieve political goals with more reaction from across the globe here's paula slater. world has been responding with a number one concern being the issue that this will escalate tensions here in the middle east now we have heard from iran that while we're telling 8 iran's national security council quoting this america's biggest security mistake its biggest strategic mistake which isn't being echoed by its has said that the american actions will be stabilized in this serious is that the americans are feeling the tensions we've heard from going to. the iran bet to group based in lebanon. and he has urged the world's resistance to get together and exact revenge at the same time from us which also sees backing from gaza has expressed its condolences not the rock way of the killing actually took place condemned what are called and aggression that it said would lead to a devastating war the assassination of an iraqi military commander is an aggression on iraq as a state government and people it's a flagrant violation of iraq's sovereignty and dangerous escalation that trigg

ebony slater news work great society, new history, is a stunning achievement. few decades have been printed on the popular imagination quite as much as the 60s and so many of us remember the decade was most meamatic and turbulent moments. the assassination of the kennedys, and martin luther king jr. printed the march on washington, and antiwar protests. neil armstrong on the moon inviting them in vietnam. aonly focus though is not the drama that played out on television screens across the country. it is so much as the failure of washington grande to control these events and direct the show. indeed, a generation of politicians can paralyze the centralized hierarchical and highly regulated model of political economy that dominated postwar america had stopped working. yet more than just a technical failure, she captures the stifling feeling of a country down.om the top american put up with the machinery and culture immobilization during the two world wars and in the early years of a nuclear cold work but at some point, that old american yearning, sloshed buckling

and i haven't given slater just i must. have. had to marry. him as the number you know not. can as you well know creek. was not an imaginary area killed in a battle they have made. a large. number that having. given people. who give the net a 1000000. what the how do we. assume. they need the whole corn to go forward. but 2020 presidential campaign is beginning to look a lot like the 2016 race but this time around the insurgent is bernie sanders who is not even a member of the democratic party voters again are not interested in establishment politicians in fact they appear to be rebelling against the receipt from sandra's showdown. all right welcome back well my friends you know as we enter the final lap of the 1st chord of the 21st century now we're almost through it it seems that many are starting to question the driving political power behind more than half of the 20th century i'm talking of course about the recent findings that democracy yes democracy is dipping in popularity both around the globe and inside its biggest cheerleader the united states of america according

slater, they said they were climbing to avoid a layer of clouds. shortly later, traffic control lost control of helicopter. fans of kobe bryant continue to pay their respects, continuing to hold vigils for the former laker. >> i cannot believe he is actually gone. the mama mentality lives on. >> i asked the lead ntsb investigator what it is like to stand at the crash site. she said it is quote truly heartbreaking. and calabasas, california, jonathan hunt, ktvu , fox 2 news. struck we will switch gears and take you to my me. kansas city chiefs just wrapped up another next hour, coach shanahan and the niners are going to do the same. we're live in my me. >> reporter: do you think these guys are ready to hit someone, play some football, and get all of these ceremonies out of the way? >> reporter: yes. they are ready but they better get used to the questions. they are going to have a few more days of it before they get to play football and sunday. we have a serious choice to make your today. we can show you the hotel ballroom where the 49ers are about

well, i'm pleased to say that training you live now to explain a bit more about this is slater and gordon, this will be a little bit of a baffling area of law, it all comes down to the equality act of 2010, i think. but talk us through what makes something under the terms of that active philosophical beliefs. the equality act recognises sequences of separate characteristics, such as age, race, sex, disability and so on. one of the protected characteristics as philosophical belief. in the case will recognise —— case law will recognise that it can be quite tricky to define what that is. it is essentially a five state test which each belief is assessed against. it has to have it, it has to be a belief, has to be genuinely held, it's not merely a viewpoint. it has to be weighty and have substantial impacts, and it has to be cogent, serious, and worthy of respect in a democratic society. the evidence that we placed before the tribunal today was successful in demonstrating that ethical veganism, and concept, in principle, it meets all of those requirements, and also that the belief that he has

and our legislators for the people -- youth between 0 and 29 who sit on parliament and are under slaters for the people. there are people today in public office who have no business in public office. how do we expect to make progress? thedo we expect to address economic and development challenges that we face as a continent? if you look at migration and boko haram and insurgent groups who are recruiting and radicalizing young children it is because we are not creating opportunities for those children. my generation is saying we are not going to sit back and complain but we are going to take action. that is an action young people are taking to say enough is enough. we care about the future and we are going to take steps to bring africa to progress. >> what do you want us to know about the region you are in? tunisia is a recent government with a historic high number of women in cabinet positions now, i believe. there are many sense of progress -- many signs of progress. but it has been a challenging environment. what do you want us to know here in washington about the region and the opport

sometime in the 7 o'clock hour 7 38 o'clock the heavier rains will really start to arrive so that slaterters that are going to get caught in it and this as i was down going to be 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, thought is it you know initially out we're talking about it a little bit earlier in the morning but here it is it stalled out a little bit last night decided on the take my time give those early commuters and easier ago. >>and you know what now for late risers unfortunately this is what encountering we do see some rain falling in timber on and not just some rain some of our heaviest of rain across the bay area it's really coming down in areas in moraine county portions of contra costa county right across san pablo bay and then some areas on the peninsula to first let's focus on this bigger area of heavy rainfall sitting right along one o one what you cross north of the golden gate bridge robin williams tunnel that's where you're seeing some of the heaviest of it right around sausalito timber on on your way up to sandra fell in sandra fell bridge. you're in the midst of an uptick of rain heading

no judgment here and maybe it's because somebody in your home just loves it that much like slater. super cute. thank you for sending that from rogers, arkansas. >>> coming up here on "gma," our exclusive with ricki lake here live for her first interview. she's opening up about her secret struggle with hair loss. >>> and then "the bachelor" taking off in just three days. we'll have a sneak peek when the murray's head to work their dog michelangelo gets to work, too. today's job? own. the. bed. stink-eee. good thing they use new gain ultraflings with two times the oxi boost and febreze, for ultra-big, ultra-stinky loads. fresh again. gain. seriously good scent. and if you love gain flings, you've gotta try the dish soap. >>> good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning, i'm reggie aqui and it is 7:56 and here is meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, reggie. we are tracking fog in the inland east bay and concord is down to zero miles visibility and a mile in fairfield. we have patchy fog out there right now and not everybody is seeing it.

margot robbie versus margot robbie, a decade ago kate wednesday slater was up against herself. likes ofjonathan pryce at the age of 72, the british actor nominated for only the second time in his career, and the welsh actor taron egerton, after his golden globe success, nominated for playing eltonjohn. scarlett globe success, nominated for playing elton john. scarlettjohansson is nominated for marriage story on netflix, a divorced movie. her co—star adam driver is nominated for best actor. she won in the past for lost in translation. saoirse ronan is nominated for little women. rene zellweger was nominated forjudy. is nominated for little women. rene zellweger was nominated forjudylj spoke to her about it and saw the film, she is mesmerising. it is not a full biopic, it is the end of her career. a lot of people think her performances better than the film as a whole. it is very much a british film, it will be interesting to see. there are some really great movies about. and often people have not seen them. but because you have films like marriage story and the irishman on netfli

reacting to the slaters knows thejustice secretary said that he hopes helen's law will serve as a lasting and meghan have been removed, leaving the queen, the duke of edinburgh and the duke of duchess of cambridge. 0ur reality check correspondent, chris morris, is here. so, where do harry and meghan get their money from at the moment, and how much they receive? most of it comes from the prince of wales and that is money that comes from income from the duchy of cornwall, financial investments, and they say 95% of the money comes from that. in 2018-19 the they say 95% of the money comes from that. in 2018—19 the money from the duchy of cornwall which was paid for the public costs of both harry and meghan was just over £5 million so you can perhaps assume that harry and meghan got half of that because that also included the duke and duchess of cambridge. upkeep of palaces, performing royaljetties and so forth is another part of the money they get. they have quite a lot of personal wealth. harry in the heritage money from his mother and his great—grandmother. millions of pounds of inheritance