adel conducía sin licencia la cual no podía obtener por ser indocumentado.. " es vergonzoso que estamos seleccionando familias de gente buena que no son criminales adel espera que todo se resuelva >> físamente. en el trabajo siempre estoy >> una esperanza que comparte con su abogado >> en qué podemos mostrar por el sufrimiento de sus hijos sería inusual >> el próximo 29 de enero guadalupe y adel tendrá su audiencia en una corte de inmigración, ese mismo día miembros de la comunidad estarán formando un círculo de amor con la esperanza de que el resultado final sea positivo. guadalupe venegas, noticias del mundo >> en dakota del norte los residentes vivieron condiciones gélidas durante el fin de semana. se registra una fuerte tormenta de nieve con vientos de hasta 55 millas por hora, lo que deja hasta cinco pulgadas de nieve a su paso. autoridades tuvieron que cerrar meteorológico debido al peligro para conducir. partes del este de canadá se encuentra totalmente cubiertas de nieve. se ubican en miles se han quedado sin servicios eléctricos y el gobierno ha env

old adele.ned if she didn't. stop commenting on people's weight. >> there is actually some slim shaming going on when it comes to commenting on a person's weight loss. what you want to do is be encouraging and supportive. >> reporter: adele's weight loss first gained attention in june and more recently when she posted photos from her christmas party on instagram but her weight loss journey has been no secret. the mother of one has shared hilarious workout photos. she told "vogue" in 2016, i was trying to get some stamina for my tour so i lost a bit of weight, and more recently posted this photo with the caption, i used to cry but now i sweat. some reports say the singer is following the cert food diet where dieters eat food with specific proteins and allow for indulg enss including dark chocolate and red wine. adele also talked about watching what she eats in order to protect her voice so there are other reasons to diet aside from weight loss but, michael, maybe mom's advice holds true, if you d

at dawn i leave adele and his family to return home. on the way my vehicle is flagged down by armed men. their village has come under attack during the night from shift as was told by council. so you know you've done the gruesome suzyn of them were moved. out of the i thought. they were talking as well and but i agree to help them catch up with the gunman. news alert it's sunday and look i mean. there's a cinema going to the number of cinemas have been at the but they. must suck up to some. not going to. the money isn't going to do you know.

celeste, who's 25, follows in the footsteps of previous winners like adele, sam smith and ellie gouldingne hundred and seventy figures from the music industry. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. (tx) —— here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. # it wouldn't move # what could i do...# the soulful sound of celeste. # i touch your head...# the young singer, raised in brighton, who's been named the bbc‘s sound of 2020. well, i can't wait now to see what the rest of the year looks like. i think you can never predict, even though sometimes you really want to, like look into a glass ball and see what's going to happen. but, no, i'm just like so thrilled and excited and, yeah, i can't wait. # i don't want to put on pressure when i'm talking to you...# she's already made appearances on shows like later with jools holland and now she's following in the footsteps of previous sound of winners, the likes of whom include ellie goulding, sam smith and adele. one of the most important things for me is that it will hopefully mean that more people hear my music and are aware

celeste, who's 25, follows in the footsteps of previous winners like adele and ellie goulding.ts. the soulful sound of celeste. the young singer raised in brighton who has been named the bbc‘s sound of 2020. i can't wait now to see what the rest of the year looks like. i think you can never predict, even though sometimes you really want to look into a glass ball and see what is going to happen, but i am just so thrilled and so excited. i can't wait. she's already made appearances on shows like later withjools holland, now she is following in the footsteps of previous winners, the likes of which include adel, ellie goulding and sam smith. one of the most important things for me is that more people will hear my music and are aware that i'm making music. confident live performer who played western very‘s introducing stage in 2019, 2020 will bring different pressures . 2019, 2020 will bring different pressures. there is a heightened expectation now potentially that you really wa nt expectation now potentially that you really want to make sure that you live up to, but ultimately lik

the sound of 2020, 25—year—old celeste is tipped to follow in the footsteps of adele and sam smith.n the sport on bbc news — gambling firms agree to waive their exclusive rights to show some fa cup matches some fa cup matches after criticism from the government. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the queen, prince charles and prince william have instructed their staff to try to find a way to accommodate prince harry and meghan‘s wish to go it alone. the couple's decision, announced last night, left the royal family scrambling to cope with the implications of the couple's unprecedented move. their announcement has raised a series of questions that go to the heart of how the royal family works — everything from finances to whether the sussexes will face a conflict of interest as they try to carve out what they call a new and progressive role. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. and so what now for the couple who want to do being royal their way? last night, the sussexes stunned britain's royal family by issuing their own statement saying they wanted to step

the sound of 2020 — 25—year—old celeste tipped to follow in the footsteps of adele and sam smith. we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers daisy mcandrew and kezie dugdale — stay with us for that. the united states, britain and canada all now say that evidence from a number of sources indicates that the ukrainian passenger plane that crashed in iran yesterday was shot down by an iranian surface to air missile — and that it may well have been unintentional. 176 people died — among them 4 britons — and dozens of canadians — when the boeing aircraft came down shortly after taking off from tehran. it happened just hours after iran fired more than 20 missiles at us airbases in iraq in retaliation for the assassination of its military leader. tonight iran denied the plane was hit by a missile and called the claims psychological warfare. from washington, nick bryant reports. american media say these images appear to show the moment the ukrainian airliner was hit by an iranian missile shortly after take—off. the plane did not explode immediately and continued flyi

music industry tips 25—year—old celeste for the top, predicting she'll follow in the footsteps of adeleming up on sportsday on bbc news — tottenham striker harry kane needs surgery on a hamstring injury and has been ruled out until april, two months before euro 2020. good evening. the united states, britain and canada all now say that evidence from a number of sources indicates that the ukrainian passenger plane that crashed in iran yesterday was shot down by an iranian surface to air missile — and that it may well have been unintentional. 176 people died — among them four britons and dozens of canadians — when the boeing aircraft came down shortly after taking off from tehran. it happened just hours after iran fired more than 20 missiles at us airbases in iraq in retaliation for the assassination of its military leader. tonight iran denied the plane was hit by a missile and called the claims psychological warfare. from washington, nick bryant reports. american media say these images appear to show the moment the ukrainian airliner was hit by an iranian missile shortly after take—off. t

my favorite example is adele. in 2014 the pop star adele went on tour. when she goes on tour, she has a problem tickets immediately selling out and going on secondary websites for hundreds or thousand of dollars a more. adele was playing shows for wealthy fans or less wealthy fans spending more money than they can afford to see her play. rather than go along with this, she found a startup that would build a algorithm, would measure how loyal a fan was to an artist. they used algorithm top 30 percentile adele fans in the market. insite them to buy tickets. not putting restrictions whether they could resell them or not. the idea maximizing for another value, in this case fairness and loyalty they would produce a better outcome. it was true. less than 2% of those tickets ended up being resold, versus 10 or 20 times that than other shows. saved fans millions of dollars. adele put on a tour so profitable, sustainable, was optimizing for fairness in her community instead. zero dreams, the sushi maker works in tokyo in a small subway restaurant. he is the best

and what impact does seeing this picture of adele, who has recently lost three stone, have on you?n women feel inadequate after seeing images of slim women on social media. this ad shows real women exercising instead. # me again. # allow me to pick up where i left off. all right, let's go, mum. # the biggest phenomenon and i'm picasso with the pen. # just wanna talk that stance till i hit ‘em with the realness. hi. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. would you give a quid to hear this on brexit day? big ben bongs. the pm says he's trying to work out a way for people to contribute to the cost of big ben bonging on jan 31st. it costs half a million quid, he says. will you put in a quid? megan wills says, yes, where's the website? louie says, i can think of dozens more important and worthy causes that gladly benefit from 500k. big ben does not feed those who struggle, clean up our planet's c02 and neither does it help our already overstretched services. al says, i'd happily chip in. big ben must bong. stuart on twitter says, i think it's a bad move after all th

celeste, who's 25, follows in the footsteps of previous winners like adele, sam smith and ellie gouldings chosen by a panel of one hundred and seventy figures from the music industry. here's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. # it wouldn't move # what could i do...# the soulful sound of celeste. # i touch your head...# the young singer, raised in brighton, who's been named the bbc‘s sound of 2020. well, i can't wait now to see what the rest of the year looks like. i think you can never predict, even though sometimes you really want to, like look into a glass ball and see what's going to happen. but, no, i'm just like so thrilled and excited and, yeah, i can't wait. # i don't want to put on pressure when i'm talking to you...# she's already made appearances on shows like later with jools holland and now she's following in the footsteps of previous sound of winners, the likes of whom include ellie goulding, sam smith and adele. one of the most important things for me is that it will hopefully mean that more people hear my music and are aware that i'm making music. a confident li

celeste, who‘s 25, follows in the footsteps of previous winners, like adele and sam smith.the young singer raised in brighton, who‘s been named the bbc‘s sound of 2020. well, i can‘t wait now to see what the rest of the year looks like. i think you can never predict, even though sometimes you really want to, like look into a glass ball and see what‘s going to happen. but, no, i‘m just like so thrilled and excited and, yeah, i can‘t wait. # i don‘t want to put on pressure when i‘m talking to you...#. she‘s already made appearances on shows like later withjools holland and now she‘s following in the footsteps of previous sound of winners, the likes of whom include ellie golding, sam smith and adele. one of the most important things for me is that it will hopefully mean that more people hear my music and are aware that i‘m making music. a confident live performer who played glastonbury‘s introducing stage in 2019, 2020 will bring different pressures. there‘s an element that like now there‘s a heightened expectation, potentially, that you really want to make sure you live up to

but he won the longest match of his career at four hours and 26 minutes and he will play graf and adelee has beaten him four times. i think it is for— three in a dull‘s faber, that famous match at wimbledon when we remember very well, where nick kyrgios really announced himself to the world. it was a podcast last year that we found out not just was a podcast last year that we found out notjust what nick kyrgios thinks, notjust of rafa nadal, but have quite a few other players as well. he said he was his polar opposite and described him as a super salty, suggesting he was a bad loser. when adele was asked about the bad blood between them today, he said —— back when nadal was asked about the bad blood, he said he doesn't like people who do things you get the sport a bad name. we saw a lot of upsets yesterday in the women's draw and we have seen more again today. pliskova, the second seed,is again today. pliskova, the second seed, is out, along with some of the other top seeds. karolina pliskova, belinda bencic knocked out. and we suddenly find that we have only got four of the women's top

adele backed out, we got a backup, though [ laughter ] >> yeah.reer milestones >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, but she asked me, which i thought was kind of very punk, and kind of like - you know, she -- at that point was a fan of the characters, which vicky was on >> seth: yes, this is a netflix show the characters >> second episode, please watch. [ laughter ] and no one's seen it [ laughter ] and she was always kind of championing that show and very kind of evangelical about it and very sweet to me about it. and that's kind of all that i even -- that was the depth of our entire relationship. >> seth: and you -- and she asked you to write it. >> well, she asked me first to do it as myself. >> seth: okay. >> which, i was like -- you know, because, it was like, that suggests a level of intimacy - >> seth: yes >> with the couple that i, like, frankly did not have >> seth: yeah. >> and so, i was horrified and then, but i said, "yes." because i was like, "i can't say no." >> seth: right >> you know, because we bow down to amy >> seth: yes, of course. >> and t

the sound of 2020 — 25—year—old celeste tipped to follow in the footsteps of adele and sam smith.e uk's participation come to an end. back to the news that duke and duchess of sussex are stepping back from royal duties. harry and meghan say they want to become financially independent. but who pays for them currently? 95% of their income comes from the prince of wales who pays for their public duties and some of their private costs. in 2018 to 19 this stood atjust over five million pounds. in addition, about 5% of the sussexes' income comes from the sovereign grant. this money is paid from the government to the royal family to cover the cost of official duties and looking after royal palaces. what other wealth do they have? princes william and harry received the bulk of the £13 million fortune left by princess diana. on top of that meghan earned a reported $50,000 per episode of suits. she also ran a lifestyle blog and designed her own fashion line for a canadian brand. so what will it mean when they go "financially independent"? well they will no longer receive funding through the

thereof, two people who could challenge the established order, with djokovic, roger federer and roth and adele cabbage of this year —— rafael nadal. nick kyrgios is also through to round three along with rafa nadal. the top seed normally has pinpoint accuracy, but it wavered slightly during his victory against argentina's federio delbonis. his return smacked into the ball girl next to the umpire's chair. she didn't seem too badly hurt, luckily, but generally any kind of affection coming your way from rafa nadal is very welcome. a hug and a peck on the cheek and a great story to tell at school next week. after a disappointing group stage exit at the rugby world cup, scotland were hoping to have more to shout about in the six nations. the tournament kicks off next weekend, but scotland won't be calling upon talismanic fly—half finn russell. he's left their training camp for the opener against ireland after breaking team rules. andy burke reports. he is scotland's maverick, the creature, the heartbeat of the site and a man capable of providing match winning moments of magic. but after a disciplin

suing --in said adele citadelsit -- suing. risk onwe have this sentiments once again.e have the broader s&p 500, every group moving higher, despite energy and gold having shown on initial weakness, we are seeing neither of those groups. finances leading the way higher and the techs are also strong again. take a look at boeing as the news develops. this is very sensitive geopolitical news for boeing, the understanding that it may not to be company specific is important. at one point, the stock was up almost at 2% on the day. attention may turn to jobs data that we get tomorrow, jobless claims numbers turns to strengths, and all eyes back on trade if and when the geopolitical risks stops being on the front burner. 190,e: we had the 10 year back to 185 now. plenty of basis point moves in the last couple of days that have come in the geopolitical sphere. seeingail index were stocks plummeted. kohls, down 9%. holiday sales were weak for the notrtment stores, but for everybody. the semiconductor index losing some gain, but we had plenty from the likes of and in other and oth

adele things her way into 2020 meeting the top 10 albums of the past decade. the recording industry association of america lists her collections 21 and 25 in the lead. rounding out the top five are taylor swift, 1989, and red, and drake's view. steve harvey goes from ringing in the new year on fox 2 returning to the nfl honors on february 1st. the "associated press" announced the annual award for players, performances, and plays from the season. the two hour ceremony is set in miami, and heirs the night before the super bowl, right here on fox. in hollywood, fox news. >>> someone is definitely celebrating today. we have reports of at least two babies in the bay area, born minutes into the new year. it looks like the first baby was born at kaiser medical facility, at 12:05 this morning, a baby boy. another baby boy was born at 12:10. >> that is a way to start off the new year. >> happy new year everyone. if you are packing up and you want to go skiing, there is a picture there. >> thank you for joining us. ♪ >> wendy: how you doin'? now, here's wendy! [cheers a

taking thahat concern eveven further,r, iraqi caretaker prime dinister adel abdul mahdi warne it will spark a devastatingg wa. tom: iraq's oil ministry said today that some u.s. citizens working for foreign oil commmmittees in the oioil-rich y of basra are leaving the country in response to this morning's killining of iranian military commander qasem soleimani, which could destabilize iraq. the attack happened on iraqis oil. the fears have resulted in a spike on oil prices.s. what is happening? reporter: well, obviously oil prices jumped on the news both rent and the bti - -brent and wti jumped over 4% at one point. things calmed down a bit, but still around 1%. uncertainty grows over the potential repercussions after the killing. the global oil market just capped roller coaster year, and one analyst thinks that the current is unlikely to last. >> a major supply of the oil globally. that is why oil will r rebound. but for u.s., there is strong supplies of shell gas-- shale gas and the oil in recent years. that is why i think the oil price cannot be back with a lot. reporter: that is o

and in sport rafa nadal will take on how players in the 4th round of the australian open adele beating. on saturday to stay on track for his 20th the ground slam title. we begin with a growing corona virus outbreak that's casting a shadow over the chinese lunar new year that is causing a lot around the world china's who bay province the epicenter is facing a severe medical situation according to an official at the military has been deployed to the province the local government is gently appealing for more supplies including masks and protective suits were in city where the outbreak began will ban all non-essential vehicles from monday of the. treating patients in who bay has become the latest victim of the virus or the doctor's death brings the total number of those killed to 42 with close to 1300 people infected in china malaysia is the latest countries report of the virus infections of also reached europe with 3 patients confirmed in france in an effort to contain it spread the chinese government has expanded its travel restrictions now affecting more than 40000000 people out 0 scott

let me ask about the singer adele.ight and has been getting criticism, what is she doing that's got them all upset? >> first of all, we are big fans. we are not about to criticize her too much. i will be careful here. i like everything about this diet. it's got kale in it, love kale, it's got green tea, apples, fruit, dark chocolate. it's got blue berries, turmeric, a natural anti-inflammatory. one thing i don't like in it, red wine is allowed. i love red wine but i can't go on tv and say red wine is -- neil: she's losing a lot of weight so it looks like healthy stuff. right? >> it's healthy but you have a big calorie restriction at the beginning, the first week, which i'm not a fan of. but i love the foods in this diet. here's the theory. there's a gene in the brain, the sirt-1 gene that causes skinniness, directly. this gene says skinny, skinny, skinny and these foods turn it on. i don't know if i believe that but i like the foods. neil: it hasn't visited my body. let me ask about this. you warn your patients just ea

a very good friend of mine, to very good friends of mine, sheldon adel seven and miriam adel sin, thank you both for coming they have been tremendous supporters of us and the republican party. [applause] and they are great people, a man who always liked me, because he is smart. so smart. the great lou dobbs. you know it first, he said he's the best since reagan, then he got to know me more and more, and he said he's even better than ragan. [laughter] then a few weeks ago somebody told me, i watch all the time, but somebody has a very important show with the tremendous audience, everybody in this room watches. that lou dobbs he said he is the greatest of them all. and i said does that include washington and lincoln? >> and he said yes. i don't know if he was for real, but that is okay. the great lou dobbs. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] great job leo. and the man who everybody knows, he knows more than probably everyone in this room put together. he has seen it all and he made a statement to jared. jared came in and said to henry kissinger told me how did the president ever p

we can now speak to adele jr he is a senior scholar at john hopkins university center for health security and asking about these measures being taken by the chinese government 1st of all how effective are they likely to be in stopping contagion of this disease or at least slowing its spread it's unlikely that what's going on in rwanda right now with the very severe lockdown with basically a military quarantine holding people in place is going to do much but actually make things worse because what they're going to do is deprive that outbreak zone our precious resources there is already shortages there they're going to isolate those people it's going to make them much more distrustful of public health authorities so i don't know that those measures that are being done now in this in voluntary basis would kind of draconian in forstmann is going to make things make things better because travel restrictions usually do not work for any type of outbreak when they're imposed in this manner tell me more about how it's going to make things worse. so when you isolate a city or country or one or regi

caretaker prime minister adel abdul mahdi, who resigned last month, told lawmakers "urgent measures" should be taken to f reeign troops. about 5,000 u.s. troops remain inraq. today thu.s.-led military coalition combating isis in iraq and syria announced that it hasd pats training mission in iraq and is now focused onts protectingases from attack. in a string of tweets last nit, president trump threatened retaliation if iran strikes back at american targets, saying "ve targeted 52 iranian sites... so at a very high level an important to iran and the iranian culture." on all fivsunday morning political talk shows, secretary of state mikpompeo, deflected questions of whether targeting cultural sites viotes international law. he said the u.s. will act" lawfully" and defended e president's threat to strike targets inside iran. >> iranian leadership needs to understand that attacking americans is not cost free. setting out conditions that say these are our expectations, these are the things that amera is expecting from you and if you don't do them, the cost will be clear and-- and direct.

decision not to resolve the problem it's been my 90 days it's been more than one month since her son adel was appointed prime minister and what has been resolved what economic plans have been presented absolutely nothing we've been getting the ring around while people's incomes continue to fall and this country spirals even further into economic bankruptcy what the protesters have been saying for more than 90 days is they don't trust this leadership we don't trust this leadership we are calling for a peaceful transition of authority a peaceful negotiated transition of power so we can finally become building a civil state in this country building what needs to be built and stepping away from this very divisive corrupt broken sectarian political leadership that has caused this economic bankruptcy in the economic bankruptcy that us calls the violence that we're seeing in the streets jamil what do you see as what was that the tipping point that really made this escalate in the last 24 to 48 hours where you think the tipping point is ben. yes thanks for having me i think there is a decision by

answering a domestic violence call at the gunman's home check out this video this is video of the gunman adel in court last year so ramos is charged with murder with special circumstances of the shooting whole sullivan is also charged with crimes weapons crimes and the attempted murder of all sullivan's training officer and 6 other officers and county deputy sheriffs during an 8 hour standoff. rest in a series of projectile attacks along highways in the prone dale area kron four's theresa has the latest. dozens of drivers targeted leaving shattered windshield and side windows and now this. >>authorities arresting this man 52 year-old charles lafferty alleging that he's responsible for terrorizing motorists in 2 different california counties. >>right now our investigation seems like a from new marvel and all 3 of size ongoing investigations proudly to slingshot he recovers some time. right now there are several items that were recovered. >>the california highway patrol making the big announcement after a monthslong investigation. the first case starting back in february of 2019. most of the cr

that's when adele ramos shot and killed o'sullivan. he was arrested after an hours long standoff. ramos is facing multiple felony charges including murder. >>> we now know why he was so hard to find. the chp says it caught the man terrorizing drivers on highway 101 near the monterey turnoff. he did it by launching projectiles, they say, at cars. in the past several months, nearly 70 cars were hit and at least five of them hurt someone. officers arrte investigators believe lafferty used a slingshot to shoot glass marbles onto oncoming cars. they say he did it while he was driving. that's why he was so hard to track down. >> the person we believe that is responsible for this is in custody. people can travel the freeways and highways of monterey county in relative safety. >> officers say they linked a car spotted at the scene to lafferty but aren't saying much more. lafferty has been arrested and he is in san luis obispo county jail. >>> a south bay school district is the latest to sue juul over the teen age vaping epidemic. the lawsuit claims jewel is responsible for fueling an e-ci

brian sullivan your traders on the devg tim seymour brian kelly, steve grasso and guy adami tonight adele marking a milestone hitting 29,000 we hit 30 k by the ended of the month we make bull and bear case carter says it's the perfect time to charge into the financial stock. he will tell you which later a beyond belief week the incredible run this week for fake meat. maybe real profits hi, everybody and welcome. another day, you guess to do, another record high for stocks yes, the dow ended lower but earlier in the session it broke above 29,000 for the first time ever. everybody, though seems to be buying into the big caps with you will a the money going to the massives, small caps are all but ignored. lower on the year. s in random but interesting. the russell 2000 is not hit a new record high since mid-2018 at some point they stop the music, guy adami when they do tell us about the small caps. >> it was actually august of 2018, the iwm measuring the small caps topped at 174 frankly haven't gotten anywhere close. recently we breached 165 but still significantly off the all-time highs wit

said a level of nuance that's really helped clear up the communication line absolutely pacing around adelle thanks so much for coming in and bringing us that story. all right our minds are now of the top story that we all following for you. if you travel warnings for china because of the spread of the corona virus now the united states and japan are among those citizens to avoid known of agent trips world health organization has declared the outbreak a global health emergency. with the u.k.'s formal departure from the european union just hours away briggs it possible to make as how big a chair cheerful farewell to the european parliament office and the pasha will be a transition period last thing until the end of the. news coming up next in news asia awaiting execution for men face the death penalty for a deadly gang raped woman and jenny fall 7 years ago. well melissa china will bring you that on plenty more don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that is. under the homefront thanks for watching. this is it breaks it is really happen

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has been iranian backed militia there's still 25 iraqis that we killed iraqis iraq's prime minister adel abdul mahdi stated we have previously confirmed our rejection of any unilateral action by the coalition forces or any other coalition forces or any other forces inside iraq and we consider it as a violation of iraqi sovereignty and a dangerous escalation that threatens the security of iraq in the region are we seeing in real time the united states kind of lose its control over the country that it toppled its government like we said back in 2000 to 2003 are we are they losing control of this country. jesse tyrrell i'm still waiting for the day dick cheney told us we would be greeted in the streets like a liberator a i'm still holding my breath let's skip dick cheney out here and explain to us why it's nearly 20 years later and we're still not being looked at by the liberators you know when your country goes out and they wage war simply for regime change years this is the blowback you went up with so everything that's happening now is the result of the misguided lobbying war of the iraq

the sound of 2020 — 25—year—old celeste tipped to follow in the footsteps of adele and sam smith.o our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with are the talk radio presenter, daisy mcandrew and director of the john smith centre and former leader of the scottish labour party, kezia dugdale. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro is where we'll start. it says the queen has been left heartbroken by the duke and duchess of sussex‘s decision to step back from senior royal duties. the express says harry and meghan have been ordered by the queen to sort it out, and quickly find a workable solution following their decision to quit their official positions. but the daily mail reports on the news that the duchess of sussex has already left the uk and travelled to canada, leaving prince harry to deal with the fallout over what the paper calls their "abdication" crisis. the ft leads with international fears as western intelligence officials believe a passenger aircraft that crashed in iran killing 176 people was mistakenly brou

world number one rafael adele has taken spain into the final of the atp cup in sydney, it means theythey will face serbia tomorrow. he had a tough race and had to come from a set down to win and gave his team and are 2—0 win and gave his team and are 2—0 win over hosts, after roberto bautista had to beat nick kyrigios earlier in the day. novak djokovic clinched victory for serbia, beating russia in three sets to give them a 2-0 russia in three sets to give them a 2—0 lead before they won the doubles for another clean seat as well. novak djokovic at the heart of it all. he is unbeaten in the atp cup so far. serena williams needed just 43 minutes to beat her fellow american, and reach the final of the auckland international. she dropped two games in the process. she is looking for her first title in three yea rs, looking for her first title in three years, and will play two finals and one day, in the singles, and then backin one day, in the singles, and then back in action alongside caroline wozniacki in the doubles. some worrying news for england ahead of their first worrying news for

asylum or settlement in europe it's a place of bad living conditions and broken dreams 16 year old adel de brett see on a skate political persecution in eritrea with a dream of a new life his life ended in a detention center in tripoli when he died in mysterious circumstances aid organizations say that getting explanations and access to migrant centers isn't easy it is a sovereign state and where we can advocate to. improve the conditions close the centers and find alternatives to this approach but. in the state that the country is in right now. it's very very difficult undertaking. the cash strapped internationally recognized libyan government says it's doing its best under the circumstances but can't adequately help its own people who've been displaced in the conflict let alone migrants that's no comfort to a large who is from nigeria she's been in detention for nearly 4 years 3 of her 5 children have been born in centers and she's being caught trying to reach europe 4 times my kids are going through a lot of going through crises. strikes going through their roots go on to see they ar

green energy right let's take a quick break and is the grain adele's that our nic anomic problem or is it a mass psychological problem much mark coming away on front running. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable prize board sustainability spain overmanned a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless. it. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just keep going don't even and i mean look. this is the mood stimulus and we didn't. seem to me understood so when in. my hear the news in my day i'm not one. of them saddam. was of a time about what it was it was a bit and i was in a sense as if i'm up as a moron about. what women are putting aside the fulfillment. scene that i'm going to fit in but i'm before. them but i. give up and now i'm body i'm not move on. welcome back to front running 2020 you know stacey in the 1st half on the screen new deal we were talking mostly about the gree

joined today mayor sam liccardo to watch michael bloomberg announce the policy agenda called el paso adelant aims to boost prosperity and economic security for latinos. vowing to help close the gap between white and latino grad rates. last month mayor liccardo gave bloomberg his endorsement. >> if you see something say something. it's advice police agencies often pass along to help cut down on crime. tonight as part of national human trafficking awareness month hayward police are teaching people exactly what they should be looking for. sergio quintana live in hayward with that story. sergio. >> reporter: and residents got a crash course on human trafficking. one of the major lessons tonight, the bay area is a major hub in the united states. >> the nationwide circuit -- >> reporter: one of the slides shared by hayward police is an illustration of the major human trafficking routes across the country. the bay area is an entry point for exploited people coming into the u.s. from asia and latin america, and it's a major activity area for victims coming from other parts of the country. the aim of

rough and adele is through to the fourth round.h to the fourth round. and injust over an hour, the first of saturday's 10 fa cup fourth round ties will be getting under way. griffin park, the venue as championship brentford host premier league high fliers leicester. on air on bbc one at 12:15 with a special fa cup channel on the bbc iplayer, which includes classic fa cup ties from the past, as well as coverage from the weekend's games. you're up to date with the bbc sport centre. details of all the australian note on the website. belinda bencic is out. plenty more through the day. tomasz schafernacker has the weather. for many of us, a gloomy day today, overcast pretty much across the whole country. there is a change on the way to stop from tomorrow, we expect some rain. it will be a brief speu expect some rain. it will be a brief spell of rain, but it could be quite heavy. let's look at the big picture. it was the uk, and a big low— pressure picture. it was the uk, and a big low—pressure out in the atlantic, south of iceland. this

would from all of this fantasizing about green energy right let's take a quick break and is the grain adele's that our nick anomic problem or is it a mass psychological problem much mark coming your way on front running. time after time called parishioners repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important. transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability stay number may not be more equitable and sustainable. they claim their production is completely hama's. it. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something elvis was going to mean and i mean look. i mean listen we do want to. underscore that looks so good in. my in the news in my day i'm not one. up on the side of my mom for a devise of a time about what it was it was a bit and that was in a sense as if i'm was more about. what women are more dignified. seeing that i'm going to fit in but i'm all for what a carve out of them but i. give up by now embody i'm not madonna. welcome back to front running 2020 you know stacey the 1st on the screen new deal we wer

with detailed coverage critics say secular protections are great in the canadian constitution adele and the rest. and fearless journalism from around the world recycling fanfare like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management for them. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour the turkish parliament is expected to vote in the next few hours on a government motion to deploy troops to libya turkey says the forces will protect its rights in the mediterranean sea and interests in libya. taiwan's top military officer has died in a helicopter crash along with 7 other people so the meal was on the helicopter when it made an emergency landing on the north of the islands rescue teams have been dispatched. her supporters and members of an iran backed group have withdrawn from the us embassy compound in iraq's capital baghdad this follows a 2 day siege well leaders of the popular mobilize ation forces or to to leave but they did so on condition that iraq's parliament votes on a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops some wonderful teen reports from baghdad.