she now leads the slalom standings by 20 points ahead of mikaela shiffrin. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the very heavy rain that storm dennis brought us, over a months worth across the hills of southern wales, well, that's left some very nasty flooding conditions. we still have four severe flood warnings in force along stretches of the river teme between ludlow, in shropshire, and eardiston, in worcestershire. it was only thanks to this temporary flood defences, put up by the environment agency, that these properties in bewdley stayed away from the floodwaters. the river severn just about being held back. and talking of flood warnings, we have over 300 flood warnings still in force across the uk. and for some communities, the flooding will get worse before it gets better, as all of those flood waters slowly work down the river catchments. and talking of rain, well, we've got more of that to come over the next few hours, particularly so in scotland, as storm dennis passes quite close to the north. it is

don't he is the diplomat in chief keeping nato together so you would say that what he just said ok mikaela commissioner at the next security conference thanks for that. the coronavirus epidemic is also focusing minds of the munich security conference china's deputy foreign minister expressed confidence at the meeting that the epidemic will soon be over in china itself a court has threatened to impose the death penalty on people who hide the symptoms of the virus more than 1500 people have died in the epidemic so far including in france which has recorded the outbreak 1st fatality in europe and the virus is making life difficult for many others. for one man in china quarantine is a marathon a way to cope with the boredom. much of china is on lockdown in beijing or thirties all the people returning from their chinese new year holidays to self quarantine or face punishment china says it works. great efforts have been paying off. today new infections. have been falling for days running. but of thirty's across china are overwhelmed with the sheer number of patients especially inside who pay pro

with me in the studio as we're showing you these live pictures did you chief political correspondent mikaela kirshner this is really rattled the political establishment also germans absolutely and people we're seeing gathering there. the ones who simply won't stand for it they don't want to see anything like this happening in many of their bases saying this isn't me this is not the kind of community not the kind of open society that they are experiencing also in the daily lives and also showing solidarity with people who may feel that terribly welcome particularly this evening if they have a background from a different country several generations down the line that will germans and everyone's standing together under the mantle put it no matter what the background of people is it's horrible to stand in for all of them and there is really. a lot of people particularly hano but also across germany who feel very insecure this evening about the very society they live in and if someone can just pop out out of nowhere and into. this people feel very vulnerable tonight we've seen dozens of calls for

a little bird is making a big splash whenever mikaela car exhibits his paintings he himself is the center of attention. the artist behind these pictures is just 7 years old. sometimes i get books from artist i look at them trace them with my fingers and just start painting. i still. see carol is opening is 10 to exhibitions in berlin this painting sell 46213000 euros some people are reminded of works by famous artists. like i had basically has 3 role models i mean for one we have these pictures made with a german technique modeled on jackson pollock an action painting starting in 1406 doing at once and i think some fruits are done how to be and here we have the travelers. definitely with gerhard richter as a famous example. and there's the style of john michaud. those are his 3 role models and guiding spirit by lightning. and they were all created with lots and lots. of home near cologne mickael likes to spend his time in this basement studio experiments with paints and techniques. he's never taken a course he started working in shoot a flea after his parents gave him finger paints and a

years can doctors even be sure that they are indeed doing no harm to discuss that i'm now joined by mikaela peterson a prominent house longer and daughter of the canadian psychologist jordan peterson it's good to talk to you thank you very much for coming over thanks for having me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be me how you are not me caleb because your father's name the year after me gorbachev. so in grade 2 most of my substitutions would call me but no. i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until i was president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatized from the relationship the north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part from which i have there was a huge relief in north america from. the end of the war basically so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know bett

for having me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be mihailo not mikaela because your father named the year after me while gorbachev. so in great detail most of my substitutions would call me but no. i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until house president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatized from the relationship north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part from which i have there was a huge relief in north america from. the end of the war basically so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know better but having listened to a lot of your dad's lectures i think he holds may have seen gorbachev as somebody who rages enough to break with the mold and speak up against the prevailing orthodoxy reach i hope something that we can discuss today but before we do i have to

an effective for short term use but for long term that's when the ad times real trouble kicks in mikaela peterson believes her father sufferings could have been at the hands of pharmaceutical joints i think that there's a huge misunderstanding about the dangers of physical dependence regarding specifically this class of drugs the medical industry is heavily like wow if you go to medical school out of the courses and take are backed by the pharmaceutical companies part of the reason we thought russia was a good option is because the medical system here isn't as backed by phonics so as it is in north america we don't know if any of mr peterson's health issues have anything to do with the career path that he chose he now seems to be slowly recovering but will the man who try to hope mankind up with an antidote to chaos be able to find one for all the disorder in and around his own life. you can watch the full interview with mikael peterson on the world apart program at our website www dot com you know don dombrowski chief executive of the washington pain center told us about the risks of ha

can doctors even be sure that they are indeed doing no harm well to discuss that i'm now joined by mikaela peterson a prominent house longer and daughter of the canadian psychologist jordan peterson it was good to talk to you thank you very much for coming over thanks for having me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be me how you and not me caleb because your father's name the year after me gorbachev. so in great detail most of my substitutions would call me but no mikhail i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until haass president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatized from the relationship north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part and i have there was a huge relief in north america from. the end of the war basically so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know b

but the bruins got 29 fr mikaela.ul us eyeing the size down low again, double team, not a problem. sixth ranked stanford, the first home loss, 79 to 69 the final. reunited and feeling good. hunter pence back with the giants holding fan fest at oracle park. a key part of the squad in 2012 and '14. production fell fell off dramatically but the fan favorite hit 0.29 last year the 36-year-old joins the reabling team with the new skipper in gabe capeler. >>> second right now of the national pro-am. that's a nice day in pebble beach. enjoying th sunshine steve young tied for first on amateur tide. partnered with phil mickelson shot 764 at monterey. nick taylor canadian pro at pebble. 63 in round one. 66 in round two. 14 under with the leader and byrd on 18. you folks should be weigh up. or maybe go back to sleep. a wrap on morning sports have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry. >> we are all way at this point at 6:47. another check of the forecast if you are waking up. here is lisa argen is what you can expect this weeken

but the bruins got 29 from mikaela onenwarap double team, not a problem. 6th ranked stanford, the first 79, 69 the final. >> hunter pence with the giants holding fan fest at oracle park. pence a key part of the world championship squad in 2012 and '14. production fell off dramatically. but the fan fifrt hit 297 and 18 homers for tax last year. the 36-year-old joins the reabling team with the new skip they are gabe cap letter. second round of at&t national pro-am. that's a nice day. just enjoying the sunshine. steve young tide for first on the amateur side. partnerwood phil mickelson. shot a 754 at monterey. also at pebble. 6 in round one. 66 in round two. and is is the leader with a byrd on 18. back to nap time. you folks should be waking up. or maybe back to sleep. that's a wrap on sports. have a great week. >> we have an hours news left don't go to sleep yet. >>> babz back today. giants fest at oracle pal park. free passes available on the giants website. for the tiers time fans can use the mobile entry pass to get in. the first 10,000 fans to use the mobile pass to enter the stadium

. >> we have a question from mikaela who teaches at saint ansel.ning, mayor. thank you for taking my question on behalf of my children and future grandchildren. what would you like america to look like in 2050 and what will you do to accomplish this and get us there? >> so, by 2050 we will be -- we must be a carbon neutral economy. so that your children don't have to worry about whether climate destruction is going to ruin their prospects. we will be a less unequal country, one where you have the opportunity to succeed no matter where you're from, where a country where your race has no bearing on your health or your wealth or your access to educational opportunities, or your relationship with law enforcement. we have to take steps today to deliver that reality. it should be a country where it is possible for us in the public square to have, as we always will, ferocious and vigorous debates where we differ. but to never question one another's belonging in the american project. and it will be a country where i hope if all goes well, to be having conv