agnes, how do your friends and contacts in other european countries read what is going on? nice to hear iain because he is somebody who is in favour of brexit. very much so. he sounds reasonable. i wish you were doing the negotiation, actually. we are in enough trouble as it is. you are talking about comedy and farce and i will try not to laugh because i receive e—mails saying, stop laughing whenever brexit is mentioned. but the problem is you are among the very few sober, reasonable, pragmatic, likeable brexiteers i know. i am sure you will admit it yourself, you can understand what the british government is doing and some brexiteers, like jacob rees—mogg, who do so badly for the image of britain because friends of britain, like me, on the continent don't understand what is going on. one day, we are bemused. and other days, we are in despair. this week i thought, i thinkjeremy corbyn would do such a betterjob than theresa may in terms of negotiating brexit. he is a eurosceptic, he is a brexiteer, jeremy corbyn, although he belongs to a party that is pro—european and he wou

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amy: agnes pareyio, in kenya, you thought of the first v-day safe house for girls.lain what is there. >> it is meant cap girls running away from early marriages. i come from the community where they still [indiscernible] the girls say no to genital relation. to generals say no mutilation. the girls run to us. mr. have a process where we where we reconcile them with their parents and they are accepted back in their homes. amy: and part two of our discussion, we will go more deeply into what this means and how can be a model around the world. but i wanted to ask christine about -- we have been talking for years now, as you have come to this country for the last 10 years, as part of the v-day movement. in this last her with the election of trump, what is the awareness of president trump in the democratic republic of congo and the message it sends? >> first of all, i think donald trump is a president of the united states and he is a guy who doesn't love black people and has no respect. because if you have no respect for women, how can you respect black people? is -- in

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we find out they named mama agnes, and the other ones are otis, forest, and marge. all the puppies have been adopted but mom is still available. >>> a few weeks ago millions of people around the world watched as falcon heavy went up into the heavens carrying a tesla, as its payload, and many of us felt the same way that guys at doughnut media felt. >> yep, we think we can do that. too. >> they start small. fill it up with a noble gas and launch their balloon, just like elon. they get into their cars and they begin to track the balloon with the tesla, because it didn't quite make it to space but it did make it to nevada, and their trek took them deep into the night. so deep they had to call off their search and try again the next day. >> we'll go home and get some sleep. it's harder than we thought. >> day two, time to find this thing. what are the chances? >> gps says that the doughnut heavy landed somewhere over here. >> is that it? it is! we got it! >> they found it! but wait. >> where's the car in. >> the car is still in space. >> we put it in orbit. we're just l

reporter: this is agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival. newborn deaths nearly halved in 16 years. sikele changes have helped, discouraging women from giving birth at home. th>> the difference is huge. sere you are supported bec at home, you could be losing blood. but here if you are losing blood, they give you an injection, and if there ar other problems, the doctor will help. reporter: premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching etmothers the kangarood, which gives the underweight babies warm using body heat.nd child marriageesulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 82% of malawians live in rural areas, which means if yo 're going e your baby in a clinic, you have got to walk. but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it is because malawi has been on to new ideas. other developing countries may want to follow that path to give newborns a better chance in life. epjane: thort from malawi. you are watching "bbc world news merica." stil' to come on tonight' program,

this is agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival. in 16 years. simple changes have helped, like discouraging woman from giving birth at home. translation: the difference is huge. here, you are supported. because at home, you could be losing blood. but here, if you are losing blood, they give you an injection and if there are any other problems, the doctor can help. premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching mothers the kangaroo method, which helps keep these underweight babies warm using body heat. child marriage and the resulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 80% of malawians live in rural areas, which means if you are going to have your baby in a clinic, you've got to walk. but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it's because malawi has been open to new ideas. and other developing countries may want to follow that path to give newborns a better chance in life. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: senior oxfam executives wil

this is agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival.ears. simple changes have helped, like discouraging woman from giving birth at home. translation: the difference is huge. here, you are supported. because at home, you could be losing blood. but here, if you are losing blood, they give you an injection and if there are any other problems, the doctor can help. premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching mothers the kangaroo method, which helps keep these underweight babies warm using body heat. child marriage and the resulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 80% of malawians live in rural areas, which means if you are going to have your baby in a clinic, you've got to walk. but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it's because malawi has been open to new ideas. and other developing countries may want to follow that path to give newborns a better chance in life. that was lebo diseko ending that report. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the p

drained in the fourth quarter and it happened to the falcons last years, and it is going to happen agnnd it is not so long ago that phil simms the legendary giants' quarterback who took over and jeff hostetler led them to the super bowl, and nick foles is going join jeff hostetler as a quarterback from the east to win the first. all right. that is going to do us, and thank you, and coy, and hines, and andy scholes, thank you for watching the bleacher report special. thank you, and enjoy the weekend and enjoy the game. xxx. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom and thank you for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in the newsroom. and the memo released is call ed a total vindication, but the democrats are calling it shoddy, but now that the nunes memo is out, there are different opinions about what it means. the president says it is absoluti absolution. and it vindicate ss him in the russian probe, and the witch hunt goes on and on and no collusion and no obstruction a

my guests — the times columnist iain martin, and the american writer jef mcallister, agnes poirer of having some problems understanding the uk's position. the chief negotiator barnier didn't pull his punches on friday at the end of a week of technical discussions in brussels. he said a transition period once britain leaves the eu next year isn't a given, and that the uk decision to quit the customs union and single market means irish border checks are unavoidable. the british cabinet minister in charge of talks, david davis, said he was "surprised" by such comments after all the work that's gone on. iain, what is happening? in the's attempted to leave the european union, and the brits have a lwa ys european union, and the brits have always been really good at comedy and forests. viewers will be familiar with monty python.

agnes, seems some in the eu are considering changes to the brexit schedule?t is nice to hear you who are in favour of brexit. yes, very much. i wish you were doing the negotiation, actually. we could put him forward. you were talking about a comedic forests, and i will try not to laugh, because i keep getting e—mails from people saying," stop laughing whenever brexit is mentioned." be laughing whenever brexit is mentioned. " be pragmatic laughing whenever brexit is mentioned." be pragmatic and likeable brexiteers but i know... on the other hand, you can understand we re the other hand, you can understand were at the british government is doing and some brexiteers like jacob rees mogg do so badly for the image of britain because friends of britain make me on the continent don't understand what is going on, really. one day we are burmese to, another day we are laughing our heads off, and then we are in despair. —— bemused. ithinkjeremy corbyn would do such a betterjob than theresa may in terms of negotiating brexit, the cops he is a eurosceptic and a brexiteer.

this is agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival.ve helped, like discouraging woman from giving birth at home. translation: the difference is huge. here you are supported. because at home you could be losing blood but here if you are losing blood they give you an injection and if there are any other problems the doctor can help. premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching mothers the kangaroo method which helps keep these underweight babies warm using body heat. child marriage and the resulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 80% of malawians live in rural areas, which means if you are going to have your baby in a clinic you have got to walk. but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it's because malawi has been open to new ideas. and other developing countries may want to follow that path to give newborns a better chance in life. lebo diseko in malawi, ending that series of reports on infant mortality. the leaders of nine british cities among them glasgow,

i think agnes i think he sorted it out to suit himself with his mother and his sisters looked after him and amelia took an interest in his art and of course thank again yes she was certainly a smart and interesting woman who helped him game access to high society on the graph and then of course there were the models and the mothers of his children and so on and so in other words he took whatever suited him from every moment he met yes i think it is fair to say that he was quite egotistical in that regard the sort of those at least relative dish on topics. to what extent glimpse attitude towards women was formed by his lifelong attachment to his mother and sisters and how it affected his bitterness behavior is an ideal material for psychologists most essential and a visual indication of kim's complex psyche is to be found in his painting. no other artist of his time was able to strike such a balance between confidence eroticized some beauty and danger. we know of for addresses in vienna where kemp had studios none of these famous places still exists he's lost working address fed eleven i

lawsuit that blamed a firefighter for running over and killing a victim in the deadly indiana airline -- agnine crash 5 years ago. >>> protesters are gathering at an encampment.>>> opening statements will start and uber trial. lawsuit alleges that a former google engineer that was hired and fired by uber stole secrets that enable self driving cars to identify surroundings. >>> the eagles win prompted a late-night party on the field in minneapolis. back home vance took to the streets. the underdogs beat the patriots 41-33. there will be a prey to honor the eagles. >>> no praise on this monday but we are seeing delays along 237 -- parades on this monday but we are seeing delays along 237. dunbarton bridges dealing with delayed's -- delays heading west toward 101 and san mateo. 32 minutes over 2101. and uptown 242 at clayton road, two lanes are blocked for drivers trying to get through concord.>>> it is beautiful as far as weather is concerned. we're looking at ocean beach and it is nice and clear. san francisco, 56. santa fe 51. -- san jose 51. your high temperatures are above average, mostly

you gave the names of agnes and kelly to the press, but wouldn't want to release the spoiler, would you? you can really keep a secret. at least six of you knew the plan. the scene when you asked for nominations, precious. well done. 5 was distracted by the separation of power and was distracted. what could go wrong? a white male venture capitalist and about to preside over the budget. let me think. you do your best to take care of us in the road of benevolent dictators. slap conway in the face with breed and cohen. it's only 5 months. he is a patriarch that seems to look like a good guy to cover racist, classless and p.r. policies and i'm sure that he will have photo-ops throwing bones to the poor and the homeless. that was the brown act i quoted earlier and we never gave our sovereignty away. you hijacked it. since the vote was in violation of the brown act in the name of the people -- >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm peter warfield, library users association. privacy threatening our fid is unfortunately on the way to being approved for funding at san francisco public

could it declassify agnes have set a new precedent for transparency and given you a better hope of understandingvernment is doing. thanks for coming on. this was the explicit concern of the agencies including the department of justice and releasing this memo. if we release this were going to have to start telling the public a lot more about what we are doing and we don't want to. will they have to? >> that's what's most disturbing about this. you have a disconnect between what the fbi said emma what democratic member said about the release of this memo. those of us who have been working in national security cases expect there to be some type of footprint of sources and methods. this thing wasn't even remotely classified. that concerns a lot of us because the use of classification laws for tactical purposes, if you look at what the fbi said, they said we wantt this thing to remain classified because it's inaccurate due to a mission. that's complaining about how the fact is being betrayed, not how they are classified. many critics have said for years at the fbi and other agencies have been classif

agnes. >> are they real curls. >> um-hmm. >> yeah. >> look at that. >> what grade are you in. >> first>> i hear you like making your own you tube video. you will be famous. back here live in delco. we have taken over delco. we are here at empire diner but we have a lot of other local delco business that is come by and join us. one of them marty mcgees. >> thanks for joining us. >> what do you have for st. patrick's day. >> we start off with a daily routine, at 7:00 a.m. we kick it off early. we have breakfast. shamus keller, formally with black thorn and then we have shan agains playing all throughout the game. >> are you ready to play for us. >> yes. >> let's play irish music to get the girls dancing and do some jam cams. we will go out to the roosevelt boulevard, a live look between ridge and kelly drive, got a disable vehicle there off to the shoulder, attracting some attention, just be careful and then vine expressway downtown traffic is starting to move, pick up, coming into center city. one accident in chester county in willits town on forest lane right here near sugar town road.

scott brought up something porkt if you look at the traditional constrained forms, where like, agnes kristy with a disturbance to the press teen order and resolved and somehow it is comforting the whole experience is comforting for readers. that's not what i think we're tag about genera fiction. look at scott in presumed innocent. when you get to the end of the book he says there is justice and there is punishment it's not a comforting thing you finish it and you feel like everything is is restored wonderfully. you are looking at the actual cost of human life and that is great that as long as you stretch the genera you can deal request serious things. >> well said. >> well first of all i'm relieved it that scott did not write -- [inaudible conversations] i really like it a lot and never would have finished two books -- >> they're not hearing you. >> i think it is really important to be accessible. i guess the difficulty i always had class vacation is you could classify hamlet as family drama if you wanted to so you know, the question is what, what are the elements you're trying to br

. >> sound like sister agnes, some days, robert you're above average, some days robert you're below. get it straight. good morning, live look, 5:17. live look at 202 southbound, east white land fire company, number five, on the scene here. one vehicle accident. looks like it is off into the woods here, hit the guardrail. so, southbound lanes of 202 between 401 and the bypass, look out, down to one lane squeeze, and it is that stretch where they don't have the overhead street lamps. so just be careful, the firefighters and the ems crew are out there taking care of business. other situations cents happening here, west on the turnpike, the pa turnpike, out near morgantown, tractor-trailer fire, and an accident, all kind of within the same mile or two of each other. and then south along 295, an accident, right at center square road. that's exit number ten. hey, later on today, we got another eagles pep rally for you. i'll take over mccall elementary school. right here at seventh and pine in old city. we are going to get all 730 students, plus the teachers, plus the parent, outside for a

. >> as long as i have been around san francisco, a goes back to art agnes -- he said the downtown interest against him and won. it used to be the downtown interest. now it is tech. there is always that group running the show supposedly. >> now that they have removed london breed as acting mayor, it is hard to say -- that she has is all controlling resource behind her. now she is much more of the victim here and it seems like that kind of allegation that you are just part of the powerful machine is not going to be holding up well. >> they will keep at it. >> i'm not saying they will not keep at it. >> we will be hearing more about it. there is nothing better we like more in san francisco than a backroom deal. the only thing we like better is the allegation of a backroom deal. and if you can't prove it, all the better. you can't disprove it either. let's get to something else which is super bowl sunday. >>> super bowl sunday has finally arrived. meg oliver is in minnesota with more on what fans can expect from the eagles, the patriots and all the entertainment. >> eagles fans are hoping toda

president trump raised it agn today. >> but i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have apon and i think most of the people would have done that tooa e i know most of you. but they way they performed was really a disgrace. >> sreenivasan: deputy scot person, assigned to the school, said through his ditorney today that the allegations of cow are "patently untrue." and, broward county sheriff scot israel said sunday he will not step down, despite criticism ofi his depues and reports that his department ignored warnings about accused gunman nikolas cruz. but florida governor rick scott has asked for a state investigation. meanwhile, a parkland survivor, maddy willford, spoke out. she ved, despite being shot three times, and had a presidential visit at the hospital. today, she thanked those who saved her life. >> i would just like to say that i'm so grateful to be here and it wouldn't be possithout those officers and first responders and these amazing doctors and especially all the >> sreenivasan: doctors say she still has bullet fragments in her body and is lucky to be dsive.

being there, and just as he was pulling away in a limousine, i realized with my o agnew get that spirit agn penis."lls "grow a [laughter] check it out. uld alsoal said it col be grow a spine, but yours is better. [laughter] >> all right. [laughter] >> ok. [laughter] >> how do you like that introduction? >> i think one of the things that scares me personally about this administration that i think is different from any other business idea of an enemies list and who is american and not american, and we are starting to see little whispers about mccarthyism. are these members of the fbi and conspiring -- it reminded me of what i learned in school. many communists in the state department, i would like to get your thoughts on that, and are we getting towards that line where someone is going to have to go up to capitol hill and say, have you no decency? well, day are not going to go to capitol hill and go to the senate hearings unless there is a political change in the country. politics is a tribal business, and donald trump has succeeded in becoming a very unlikely president by being very good at

you send a cardboard cutout, of course, at least that's what 89-year-old french filmmaker agnes vardaho is pictured with the cutout are nominated for best documentary for their film called "faces places," she is the oldest nominee ever -- sorry, she had other plans, people, attending another awards event in france and sent along the cardboard version which was a hit with greta gerwig and meryl streep who thought they had seen it all. the most creative annual class picture in oscar history, there it is, we'll have so much more on this special oscars luncheon coming up later in the show with mr. chris connelly. >> always great. >> thanks for that. our cover story is gisele bundchen trying to turn the super bowl loss for her husband tom brady into a lesson for their children and will talk about good sportsmanship. adrienne bankert with that. >> you know what, the eagles' win meant a lot of disappointed patriots fans. mom gisele made it a moment to teach her kids about winning and losing. >> and time runs out. >> reporter: 41-33. a painful loss to the eagles becomes a lesson in being a go

liz: pierre agnes. now the search unfortunately called off. he is ceo of quiksilver.or a regular fishing expedition tuesday morning. radioed in, thick fog. has not been seen since. authorities have called off the search. so, this is a popular surfwear company. ash pointed out the parent bought billibong for 350 million. ashley: 300 million, recently, this month. stuart: this company just bought australian surfwear billibong. ashley: biggest rival. stuart: now the guy who runs -- ashley: quiksilver. stuart: quiksilver he is gone. liz: that's correct. his boat washed ashore but he is gone. ashley: it's a mystery. stuart: it's a mystery. >>> we have nintendo, they announced a whole range of new release this is year. it is a gaming company. they have got the mario cart, that will soon be available on your iphone. also announced, mario film made by the makers behind minions. nintendo announcing a online service for the switch console. don't understand that. but nintendo is down 2 1/2 dollars. four%. >>> notre dame under pressure to change its nickname. that nickname being