aaron will's fathering how missed the w. cmyk star his daring tricks were a big incentive for german writer david loser. every time it seems like someone's catching up to aaron he takes another turn. steps forward so yes he's always an inspiration to me and to others on the ball maybe the hardest thing in w c m x starting it this is a sport that takes a lot of courage and determination but it's worth it. here workshops for people who sit in a wheelchair and those who go there workshops like. everyone works together people with disabilities and people without any do you think this is very important to create a sense of normality well of course this is important i always have to smile when somebody says well we do an inclusive project like a theatre project or something and in the end there are people with disabilities who are working together or play together this is great and fun but it's not inclusive because you always need to bring people with and without disabilities together for things like that and it's not only a sens

aaron will still be in the commercials.he's pretty funny >> he's great. >>> thanks, chris. >>> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> i'm kate larsen in the mission district where a controversy is brewing at the department of public health proposes a homeless shelter here for people with substance abuse and behavioral health issues. the full story at11:00. >>> and too much of a good thing? what a great sneeze. bad news for growers. but good news for wine drinkers. >> a lot more later. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news whenever you like on abc 7 news. we appreciate your time. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a translator from bethlehem, pennsylvania... a student from cambridge, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a nuclear engineer and improv comedian from cincinnati, ohio... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! th

our own kumasi aaron will be playing the dating game with a couple of bachelors. >> the things you do >> yes. what they don't know, ginger, please don't tell anyone else -- >> what if it works? that could work. >> but the problem is she already has a man. so, the prize -- >> oh. >> the prize is dates from kumasi, she will read them dates. like january 30th. >> i get it. >> march 2nd. >> they don't know that yet. that will be a fun time for us. >> that's fine. big surprise. >> happy valentine's day. >> thank you, you, too. >>> the star of i dream of jegee looks back at some of her while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaig

. >> reporter: come nightfall, aaron will set out again into the darkness hoping hard work, perseverance a little help will provide his family with a brighter future. >> i love them more than anything. >> it's an issue not just in seattle but across the country. >> it's so heartbreaking. you feel at least they have a safe parking lot but that shouldn't be enough. >> and you are working. you are earning $17 an hour and not able to find housing. we have to fix this. we talk about the minimum wagei. and not enough safe parking. this is one that is outside of the city of seattle in king county. i think maybe there's two or three like that. but you have thousands of people living in their vehicles. where they can't find a place to park because they have to constantly be moving. everything that comes with that -- >> right. >> but the complexity. especially if you have kids of living out of your car. >> i did the math, the monthly rent $6200. i can't believe it. that's new york prices. 7. >> it's very sad. >> you're right saying it's not something that happens only in seattle. it's across the c

least from china's perspective, there is much needed stimulus, and that is what the government will aaronguarantee. francine: president trump is speaking on his state visit to india. here he is. pres. trump: we are spending a tremendous amount of money on -- we just asked for $2.5 billion on getting everything ready in case something should happen, and also helping other nations that really are not equipped to do it. with that, it is an honor to be with you, and if you would like to ask questions and find out how much you should invest in the united states, i will tell you where to invest and how to invest. we did a lot of business with india where they are buying $3 billion worth of helicopters. we have great helicopters. we make the best military equipment in the world by far. the prime minister said if you were president 30 years ago, we would have all your equipment, but they started buying many years ago from another nation ago from another nation and others, and now they are starting to buy from us. it is an honor. we are up to a pretty high number. we will be up quickly to a high n

will latch add 7:04 am this morning. >>> there was the halloween night shooting. this was at aaron b&b. they will host finds for people that host parties. this happened at a rental that violated the short-term rental laws. we have an update on the $6 billion development project on treasure island. they have made progress on the street and utility improvements. workers started to raise the land from rising sea levels. there are some navy cleanup crews removing some paint. >>> a 14-year-old girl is facing charges of trespassing and vandalism. one of the girls drove a golf cart off the second floor of a building. this happened yesterday. the girl who drove the golf cart was taken to the hospital. she had non-life-threatening injuries. the other child stayed at the scene while the police investigated. >>> they have lust -- launched a test program for nonemergency 911 calls. they are handling some of the 911 medical calls that dispatchers may believe it may not require an urgent response. these calls drain resources and made slow down response time. >>> there's a new study saying facial expre

welcomed, is insisting it's still too early to predict whether the coronavirus outbreak will become a global epidemic. aaronws. and as china announces a drop in new cases from the coronavirus outbreak for a third consecutive day, you can can find information on the spread of the disease, as well as in depth articles like this one, about how effective it is to wear a mask. just go to bbc.com/news to find all of that. let's get some of the day's other news. mark zuckerberg has warned the internet risks losing its ability to spread information freely if it's subjected to excessive regulation. the chief executive of facebook acknowledged that the company should accept some form of state regulation, but that currently it sits somewhere between a phone company and a newspaper. police in paris have arrested a russian performance artist who posted a sex tape online which ended the election campaign of president macron's candidate for mayor of paris. petr pavlensky, who has previously set fire to a door at russia's state security headquarters, said he had wanted to expose what he said was benjamin griveaux‘s "hypocr

flanker ross moriarty and scrum—half gareth davies are in for aaron wainwright and tomos williams. roger federer willn after knee surgery. he says he's confident of a full recovery, but it will take him beyond the second major of the season. the expectation is that he will return for the grass court season and go for a 21st grand slam title at wimbledon. manchester united face a punishing schedule over the next three weeks. they play seven games in the next 21 days, starting with bruges in the europa league in belgium tonight. hopefully, we will get through here, so we hopefully, we will get through here, so we will get a game every few days anyway, but we have a big squad, we have travelled now with 19 and a couple of youngsters have travelled with us. so we have a rhythm and consistency in team selection, but also in players filling parts of the team, because many of these is like to play more. arsenal and wolves are all also in action, as are celtic and rangers. coverage of their games is on bbc scotland. copenhagen and celtic get underway at 5.55pm. and that's followed by rangers hosting braga. t

and i will speak to aaron's point about the grammar of photography. it has that same kind of stillness to it too. it focuses you. it makes you pay attention to something. you sort of drop into this contemplative place when you look at a still photograph, and this captured that mood perfectly of how it felt for me to sit there and contemplate the enormity of what went on outside. but was made inside. that was the key insight i had during that process. gary: carol, i cannot resist. asking you that if i had not been brutally restrictive with you and had allowed you free will and free reign to do what you really wanted to do, what place at gettysburg would you have selected, and why? carol: i don't know. >> [laughter] [applause] carol: he knew i had to say that. when you first offered me the opportunity to participate, and i started thinking about gettysburg locations, a lot of my interest at the time depended on what i was really drilling down deep on, when we were working on the gettysburg field guide. we all think that we know everything there is to kn

will all get through this. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin says he wants people to reject the rumors and base s. >> there is nothing to fear. the fact remains there is not a single case of covid-19 in the city and county of san francisco. continue to shop here, continue to eat here, it's local, buy local everything is good in the hood. >>> tonight, the feds have scrapped a plan to transfer a group of quarantine cruise ship passengers from the bay area to orange county. 67 passengers from the diamond princess were originally evacuated to travis air force base. 15 later tested positive for the virus, meaning, they had to leave the base. those patients are now out of the hospital, but still under quarantine. the idea was to move them to costa mesa to complete it, but a judge temporarily blocked the transfers after the city fought back. >>> tonight, the cdc is warning americans against all nonessential travel to italy as the virus continues to spread there. stay with kpix 5 for your latest coronavirus updates and you can stream now on cbs in the area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your fa

aaron. today muni will consider proposed fare hikes from $3 to $3.25.se service. jobina? >>> good morning, everyone. we have a two-car crash right now in berkeley on eastbound 80 past gilman. emeryville camera shows 80. you can see everyone headed eastbound is experiencing that slowdown. that red arrow is pointing to the area where the crash site is. drive times, everything is looking good except we do have a slowdown from walnut creek to dublin at 21 minutes drive time >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >>> good morning. we have high clouds, sunshine, temperatures ranging from upper 30s in the north bay. here is a look at south bay, everything is good weather-wise, no fog, light breezes. just a little too much pollen out there. tomorrow, even warmer. 70s return next week. >>> we'll have another "abc 7 mornings" update in 30 minutes. you can always find us on our app and at abc7news.com. "gma" continues now. ♪ >>> we are back here on "gma." yeah. >> got something really special for all of you "mandalorian" fans right now. >> wh

will stay this way forever and. the dresden from one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. it's to antarctica now its vast freezing expanses of long attracted the most hardy dairy. 30 years ago 2 germans completed the very 1st crossing of that continent by thought a life threatening journey of 100 days today the threats of the icy wilderness of been somewhat tamed by luxury ter operators catering those who want a with of adventure without the risk. the end arctic with a different place when right hold mess now an hour that folks set out to make history in temperatures of minus 30. 5 degrees the 2 adventurers sometimes used kites and skis to cross the south pole marching through the icy expanse freezing cold feet were just one of the problems they faced. in those days the antarctic was truly hard to reach but things have changed a lot today there are top right is that a lot of business there. if you mean. arrival at one of the world's most remote tourist destinations air travel now extend to the antarctic and planes ferry passengers to airstrips carved int

when will continue watching r t international with me becky aaron now our top story this hour doctors from around the world have condemned the british government's handling of the julian assange case they claim the wiki leaks founder is being subjected to psychological torture in prison more than $100.00 doctors have signed a joint letter urging the u.k. authorities to take action they also called on the australian government to intervene to protect its citizen is the 4th doctor's letter since the songs were made his 1st court appearance and documented a history of denial of access to health care and prolonged psychological torture it requested that the songs be transferred from beaumont prison to university teaching hospital for medical assessment and treatment faced with evidence of untreated i'm only going to watch it also raises the question is dishonest fitness to participate in the u.s. extradition proceedings. next to make us face is a herring on his possible extradition to the u.s. where he's been charged with hacking and espionage ahead of that's the current wiki leaks editor

aaron. >> hi, mr. steyer. >> hi, erin. >> what will you do to address the suicide rate among our youth? >> erin, one of the things for the last seven or eight years i have traveled around this country full time as a political organizer. i started one of the biggest grassroots political organizations in this country called nextgen america. i've done over 50 town halls on impeachment. i've talked to americans across this country in all the states. and one of the things that i found over that time is that mental health is an under discussed, under resourced true source of pain for americans. and it really is a question about anxiety and depression that goes untreated -- as i say, mental health is health, and we need -- it's like you never go to the doctor and they say, you have a broken leg, come back in four months and i'll set it. if you go in with a mental health issue, they literally say stuff like that. so part of this, in my mind, is about putting money towards mental health. in my health plan, there is $100 billion a year to try and address specifically mental health, and that's des

and will welcome to you know watching r.t. international with me because aaron now breaking news this hour on our tail turkey is said to be carrying out an asse strike on the syrian army in northeast syria as follows the death of 33 turkish soldiers and if they are province according to turkish officials and joining the studio by our correspondent. what do we know so far well the situation in the northeastern syrian province over the but has been. has been very very heated i have to say and lately turkey has been saying that more than 30 of its troops have been killed and the. they say that the far as originated from the syrian army now again just a disclaimer all that we know so far comes from the turkish side the syrian army is yet to comment but is adamant i mean the old no punches. they are saying of that it's the syrians who have killed the troops and they're saying that essentially now they are designating all syrian soldiers as enemies. time is running out the murderous regime has attacked civilians and our soldiers on the ground we have and will continue

the 2nd outside of mainland china and neighboring macau as nonce that all its casinos will close for 2 weeks aaron brown reports from hong kong. as hong kong confirmed its 1st death from the virus a quarter of its doctors and nurses went on strike seriously affecting emergency services several 100 demonstrated outside the offices of their employer hong kong's health authority they say the complete closure of hong kong's border with the mainland would help prevent the disease spreading their members of the new union born out of the protest movement politics have now entered this growing public health emergency headline thing i hope the government quickly listens to our demands quickly closes all the borders and brings this epidemic under control by choose day 10 of the 13 border crossing points with the mainland were closed but the bridge to china remains open now one of the few ways into or out of hong kong when this bridge opened almost 3 years ago it stood as a symbol of the deepening links between hong kong and china today it stands as a symbol of the few board. links that now remain between th

will stay this way forever . dresden for one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. this is an abuse of power that the president is again trying to manipulate federal law enforcement to serve his political interests. in the united states majority leader nancy pelosi she has once again accused the president drunk of you heard abuse of power now that is an impeachable offense and it raises once again the possibility of impeachment this comes after comments on his former advisor roger stone criticized u.s. prosecutors who recommended a prison sentence of up to 9 years for stone was convicted for a while to congress just hours later the department of justice changed its recommendation to a much more lenient term for u.s. prosecutors working on the stone case resigned in protest calling the president's intervention a 5 alarm fire for u.s. democracy nancy pelosi agree. american people must have confidence in their nation system. impartial justice and withdrawal of the 4 clear passive. it is the case but match of courage on their client must be commended at the ac

will stay this way forever. dresden for one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbolof peace. so was dressed in a legitimate target or a war crime to talk about that i have with us our correspondent good british she's in dresden as well as with me in the studio analyst john berry a welcome to both of you if i missed out with you john now we heard the survivor in our report ends his he described what happened in reston today 75 years ago as a war crime what is your assessment. it's a difficult question to answer simply and because there is controversy about it among historians and legal experts the short answer that i think. it is the consensus is by the standards of the time it it was not a war crime there was a carpet bombing. so called strategic bombing of cities in order to demoralize the populations done by both sides and it was considered at the time the judgment of course if it were to happen today. it would definitely certainly be regarded as a war crime turning to you know a kid i mean the far right in germany is using these commemorations in dresden in a very

will stay this way forever . the dresden for one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. was a legitimate military target or a war crime. for that good morning to you john. the survivor a report says dresden was a war crime. that really is the key question and it's very difficult to answer it simply by the standards of the time it was not that is if you interpret the letter of the law at the. by the standards of modern times it almost certainly was. when. we look at the destruction of dresden we have to keep in mind that it was politically instrumental ised as it occurred when it happened at the time in 1945 can you tell us something about that it's been instrumentalists perfectly since that well the argument is being that it as we heard in that report many people believe that in also in germany today that it was simply a civilian target and that is not true that is that is a lie that was probably days that the next day after the 1st attacks by the nazi propaganda chief of goebbels. it's not true because dresden was a very important railway hub the main

will stay this way forever. the dresden from one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. now it may be less than a centimeter in size but the mosquito is one of the biggest threats to humans mosquitoes of course can transmit malaria disease and kills more than 400000 people each and every year around the world for a long time pesticides were affected in controlling their numbers but mosquitoes have become resistant to those chemicals scientists are hoping to hit back with a new but controversal alternative. in the book enough fossil village office almost all armaan they were visiting his son's grave since the 2 year old died of malaria a couple of months ago he has been here every single day. losing a child is really painful for me for any parent for that matter. so if we can find a solution against this disease which killed my child we will thank god. they should do everything to eradicate this disease. roughly 8000 kilometers away at the university of maryland in the us scientists are conducting an experiment that could be a breakthrough in the fight

will stay this way forever. the dresden for one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. time is still with us interest and here with me frank hoffman frank we heard. they're saying that the attack on dresden was a war crime 70 years on historians still can't seem to agree look there's a legally a very complex question because at the time. something like a carpet bombing that was seen there that we see that there was not mention in the in the so-called hague convention of 1007. knowledge days. it surely would be qualified as a war crime according to the european human rights convention that was signed after world war 2. and there's the field there's argumentation is playing in. interest and we've talked about the president's concerns about the far right a using this event for their own. presence there today what were they doing. yes exactly. just outside of the. palace of culture the a 50 the thyroid actually sets up an information booth trying to inform citizens about the so-called truth of the bombing or what they see was the truth of the bombing and

. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin say it is city is committed to transparency. if there is a confirmed case, they will let the public know right away. >> we are monitoring a handful of individuals who have returned from wuhan who are not exhibiting any symptoms but we are on top of that. >> reporter: there are concerns how panic could fuel prejudice against the chinese community. for example, uc berkeley's health services department apologized after calling xenophobia a common reaction to the coronavirus in a social media post. that line was later >> just china, because china. and you know, to combat diseases or virus like this, we need to be united. >> reporter: the annual lunar parade is still on next week in san francisco. there will be officials along the parade route in case of an emergency. live in san francisco. >>> apple is closing its 42 stores in mainland china has the coronavirus continues to spread. the iphone makers said in a statement it was closing stores, corporate offices, and contact centers in china until february 9. out of an abundance of caution. based on the latest advice health

the irish parliament the dollar aaron oh it does mean the coalition building is inevitable the discussion now behind the scenes is what kind of shape our lives government will take and a vigil has been held in thailand after a mass shooting soldier went on a rampage at a military base before seizing hostages in a shopping mall the army trained marksman killed 29 people and injured dozens of others in the city of car at the thai prime minister says the soldiers motive was a dispute over a property deal that's it for myself and the team here in london witnesses next with al-jazeera as oscar nominated short documentary saint louis superman. examining the impact of today's headlines you use the misinformation use the term by setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions how unique is this in terms of modern american history when it comes to racism you have the makings of a neo fascist moment international filmmakers and world class journalists bringing programs to inspire you. on al-jazeera. no. i was. as you come to me she gave me a number. and i played it. then. she said. played and so i kept it in and i'm going to lead the. my wife and 2 years. with. so a lo

will i? and i caution you and like the great words of aaron rodgers in football, r-e-l-a-x, relax. >> yes. hat you are saying and coming out of this tonight will have the allocated 4% of the delegates needed to win. this is, and i mean, this is a sprint and not a -- this is a moir on this marathon. and marathon is 26 miles, and 4%, and i think it is 2% so you are not even at a quarter of a mile of 26 miles, so everybody needs to chill out and quit writing the obituaries for people. number two -- >> aren't they writing their own obituaries, because if they don't have money, they will have to get out of the marathon. >> and michael bennet, and i mean, unless you hang in there and it is going to be tough, but this is one month, right? it is one month. you have to debate in the middle of next week. at that debate, even though it is a las vegas debate, there is signals towards south carolina, and joe biden went to south carolina because he wants to si signal the importance of the in particular the african-american vote, and we cannot write it off so soon, and just to the point of bernie sanders,

the irish parliament the dollar aaron it does mean that coalition building is inevitable the discussion now behind the scenes is what kind of shape island's government will take vigil has been held in thailand after a mass shooting a soldier went on a gun rampage at a military base before seizing cos it is in a shopping mall the army trained marksman killed 29 people and injured dozens of others in the city of car at the type prime minister says the soldiers motive was a dispute over a property deal and the annual african union summit is under way in ethiopia with leaders vying to play a more prominent role in resolving conflict across the continent commission chairman painted a bleak picture of africa's security situation warning that it's facing terrorism conflict in pre and post election crises was a fact he says it will take more than military action though to address the root causes of these problems twice a victim is the program coming up next looking at how it european muslims suffer in the aftermath of terror attacks every morning later stay with us. tonight. to the load 2. it's called terror attack in europe has been followed by an out for ing o

will sink in. >>> this young one enjoying some time on the glass. he looks ready to play. >> aaronfor san jose did not start well. calgary scores twice. three times in the first ten minutes. but sharks got on the board. erik karlsson flips h his first goal in over a month. sharks on the power play, brent burns blasted home his 12th of the year. but calgary scores the final three goals of the game. six goals from six different players. flames win 6-2. this sports report, a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> that's our report this monday. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thank you for being here. >> excuse me, excuse me. i'm standing in the parking lot of jfk. we can't get the luggage in t

. >> i call it the husband -- two drops behind each ear and he will try to hit more home runs than hank aaronhe played the evans family neighbor and co-browrote and sa "moving on up" for "the jenc th jefferso jeffersons." janet jackson played her adopted daughter and said, "i saw how she broke stereotypes and changed the landscape for women in entertainment." she was survived by her three children. she was 73. >>> 55 minutes past the hour. let's check on cnn business. looking at markets around the world. looks like they're trying to lean higher. u.s. futures now also. looks like they're a little bit -- pull those up, futures -- there they are. 64 points and the dow right now. stocks finished mixed on tuesday. the broader market fell after apple warned investors that the coronavirus is hurting its business more than previously expected. apple shares down almost 2%. that moves shaved $34 billion off its market value. the fell fell 166 points. the nasdaq hit a record closing high. >>> big changes are coming to hsbc. the london-based bank plans to cut around 35,000 jobs over the next three years

. >> reporter: aaron peskin is responding angrily to the cancellation. is that it will have a small impact on the city ripe with convention revenue. >> it is too bad for them and all the people who what i've gotten some work.>> reporter: while some politicians and experts in the risk of infection is low. they say facebook is overreacting. one infectious disease specialist says the billion- dollar companies move is prudent. >> this is not panic. this is a matter of scale.>> reporter: staffer dr. say screening a dozen people for the virus is one thing, keeping track of thousands is much harder. >> we don't have evidence of circulation of the virus in the united states. we could easily have circulation if somebody came in to the country, unmonitored, and walked around to spread the virus. in >> companies are falling in line and organizations. these organizations in palo alto canceled the chinese new year's events. >> reporter: that do promise the summit will return next year. is as managing the virus becomes nearly as challenging as managing the fear it is creating. in the

will sink in. >>> this young one enjoying some time on the glass. he looks ready to play. >> aaron did not start well. calgary scores twice. three times in the first ten minutes. but sharks got on the board. erik karlsson flips h his first goal in over a month. sharks on the power play, brent burns blasted home his 12th of the year. but calgary scores the final three goals of the game. six goals from six different players. flames win 6-2. this sports report, a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside

aaron blake from "the washington post." appreciate your insights. >> thank you. >> in just over two hours, the senate will vote on a war powerson us tied to iran after t -- the resolution would then force a debate and a vote in congress before any further escalation of hostilities with iran. and i was trying to say it has bipartisan support. it is expected to pass with the support of a handful of republicans, but it does not have enough votes to beat a presidential veto should that happen coming up, as many 2020 candidates turn to nevada, former mayor michael bloomberg is heading to the state. and president trump meets new york governor andrew cuomo hot off a controversy about the global entry program here in new york. entry program here in new york (vo) parents have a way of imagining the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the safest forester ever. transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new

rn, i know you will keep us up—to—date in the coming hours as this story develops. —— aaron.arted to batter the uk with significant disruption expected tomorrow. storm ciara is forecast to bring wind speeds of up to 130 kilometres an hour. british airways say they have already cancelled dozens of flights coming into heathrow and gatwick on sunday. rail passengers are being asked to travel only if absolutely necessary. 0ur correspondent richard galpin says it will cause a lot of disruption. at heathrow, at gatwick, at london city airport, dozens of flights are going to be cancelled for safety reasons. and this is particularly affecting short—haul flights and essentially what they are doing is when you have got, for example, flights going to spain, if there are several flights going, they will cut the numbers of flights so it is still possible to fly but people will be pushed into a smaller number of planes. british airways has also offered the chance for people who have booked to change the date on which they fly so they can fly at a different time to escape the storm itself.

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with the shooting now over, questions will be asked about what motivated the attacker and how to prevent something like this happening again. aaron safir, bbc news. in switzerland, final results in a nationwide vote show nearly two—thirds of swiss voters have approved proposals to outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation and identity. the country has been holding a referendum on whether to make discrimination against the lgbtq community a crime. now it's time for a look at the weather. storm ciara continues to batter the uk and all areas have already been affected by the severe weather with the potential for a further peak in the winds early evening. the met office has an amber warning for severe gales across england and wales, but central scotland may see gusts in excess of 85 mph through the early part of the evening. showers start to thin out further into the evening and then overnight, they mostly concentrate to the north of the uk. we will notice they turn white. colder air behind ciara. there's ciara pushing into scandinavia to start the new week, but the isobars stay tightly packed, there is no letup in the winds

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as we have been discussing with david aaron sarah, the big expectation from investors is will get a lot worse and potentially even into march. you are seeing the central bank unveiling a slew of easing measures to shore up optimism and contain the scale of this economic fallout. haslinda: our china correspondent selina wang in beijing, thank you for that. to keep you updated, we are seeing the yuan currently extending its drop to 1%, seven.ng past . we have the pboc fixing the yuan stronger than expected. of course, we can continue to -- follow the coronavirus development. get analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. shery: our next guest saying the volatility from the coronavirus presents a medium to long-term buying opportunity. joining us is paul sandhu. the chinese onshore yuan extending past seven per dollar. we saw the onshore yuan past seven per dollar for the first time this year last week on thursday. onshore playing catch-up at the moment. where are the markets headed as we continue to see the pboc catching up, but the weakness not being abated? >> hello. it looks like what w

with the shooting now over, questions will be asked about what motivated the attacker and how to prevent something like this happening again. aaronpeaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow has told the bbc he believes there is a "concerted campaign" to stop him from entering the house of lords. it is tradition for former speakers to be offered a place in the upper chamber, but mr bercow has come under fire from critics and faces allegations of bullying, which he denies. the former speaker has been talking to the bbc‘s paddy o'connell. do you think there is a conspiracy to stop bercow going to the other place? oh, yes, there's no doubt about that, that's absolutely blindingly obvious, it's a point in fact that is so obvious that only an extraordinarily clever and sophisticated person could fail to grasp it. so, it's over, for the lords, for you? i didn't say that. you ask me weather there was a concerted campaign, weather there was a conspiracy, weather there was an organised effort, and i said it is blindingly obvious that that is so. as to what the outcome will be, well, we shall have to see. there is no entitlement to go to the

with this shooting now over, questions will be asked about what motivated the attacker and how to prevent something like this happening again. aaronn the three main parties. it suggests that the centre—right fine gael party, led by the prime minister, leo varadkar, won about 22% of first preference votes, with the centrist fianna fail and left—leaning sinn fein, only fractionally behind. before the election fianna fail and fine gael — which have dominated irish politics for decades — said they would not enter a coalition with sinn fein, citing its links to paramilitary violence during the conflict in northern ireland. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. thank you. it is all about storm ciara today. bringing some destructive weather around the british isles. the met office has issued an amber warning for the entire uk. everywhere are seeing strong winds and heavy rain for the rent that is leading to flooding problems. likely custody of between 60 and 80 mph fairly widely. higher in scotland and are in some coasts and hills where we have had gusts of more than 80 mph. heavy rain and the most persistent moving south a

with the shooting now over, questions will be asked about what motivated the attacker and how to prevent something like this happening again. aaron it has seen in two decades. huge downpours have caused flooding and power cuts, but have provided relief for bushfire—hit regions and farmers affected by a long drought. a huge bush fire south of sydney that burned for more than two months and destroyed 300 homes has finally been put out. voters in switzerland will decide whether it should be made illegal to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or identity today. racial and religious predjudice is already illegal, but the country has no laws to protect the lgbt community. there's opposition from some, who say the proposal could lead to censorship, but opinion polls suggest most voters will back the new law. the labour party has formally reported members of sir keir starmer‘s leadership campaign team to the information commissioner. the allegations were made against two members of sir keir‘s team, one of whom is his compliance official, accusing them of hacking into the party's membership database. sir keir and his team have

the future so that sort of language very rare indeed aaron all right adrian brown there in hong kong adrian thank you now the race to decide who will be democratic challenger in november as u.s. presidential election is now underway candidates are facing their 1st big test in iowa and the results are seen as an indicator of who will go on to face donald trump in november well unlike primaries these are caucuses run by the parties themselves people meet in small gatherings in churches and town halls rather than in official polling centers in the focus is on face to face and gauge went caucuses have been held in more than 1600 venues as well as other locations outside of the state the last for democrats to win iowa all went on to win the party's nomination on along with their backers this year's candidates who spent nearly $80000000.00 on iowa t.v. and radio ads in the lead up to the vote let's bring in alan fischer who's in des moines iowa for us now and so we're expecting the democratic results within the next hour or so any indication yet allan as to who's ahead. you know we're getting a few early results normally would have a lot

will the hospital is home to 3 babies born to mothers who had the virus. the mother's condition had worsened 2 days before being admitted to the hospital and an emergency says aaron section was done. outside workers and trucks rode the city spraying disinfectant it's clear that in on it least the crisis is far from over. the russian billionaire whose manav has donated the original $892.00 olympic manifesto to the olympic museum in los switzerland was one of was the mystery of the 14 page document at an auction last december it sold for 8000000 euros making it the most expensive sports memorabilia ever sold at an auction the original manifesto was panned by the international committee olympic committee found. who outlined his vision of the modern games. reporter melanie hall joins me now in the studio melanie what more do we know about this manuscript so this manuscript is the only known copy of the speech which gave in paris in 1902 and in the speech he outlined his vision for resurrecting the ancient olympic games relaunching it as the modern games that we know today and 2 years later after that speech the international olympic committee was founded and then the