many people here say they're concerned about the wider implications of agnes childs disqualification they say there's no diggle basis for the government's decision and at stake is hong kong's rule of law now many of the speeches here i've been highlighting how the goalposts keep moving especially when it comes to clothes of ocracy candidates basically the message as interpreted by hong kong people is that beijing wants to crack down on the more radical wing of the pro-democracy movement which has been at the tate didn't fall democratic self-determination or independence they say the central government in beijing has been redefining hong kong's mini constitution the basic law not just in these elections but in previous elections too to squeeze out any supporters of democracy it's really hopeful that there's no food if you show me all about direct. suppression to us all call the new generation at the same time it's just all call it's not a semi auto autonomy city is a sample for how or is it agnes chose just the latest in a series of young politicians to be barred from public office ov

the electoral commission says agnes child cannot be a candidate because hope party's political platform violates the territories electoral laws twenty one year olds a member of a hong kong group that wants more autonomy from china. the government's move to disqualify me is telling us telling the world that the people of hong kong are not allowed to vote according to our free will we can only choose candidates that beijing favors we can only choose people that beijing accepts this is not an election political persecution does not only affect me and demo sisto they are also persecuting the ends higher younger generation their gopalan has more from hong kong many people here say they're concerned about the wider implications of agnes childs disqualification they say there's no diggle basis for the government's decision and at stake is hong kong's rule of law now many of the speeches here i've been highlighting how the goalposts keep moving especially when it comes to closer mock you see candidates basically the message as interpreted by hong kong people is that beijing wants to crack down

the government says agnes cha is not eligible to run in these elections because of her party's political stance they advocate self-determination and more autonomy for hong kong but until now all of those papers were in order she in fact gave up her british passport to stand in these elections so many are saying that this decision is unexpected and has no basis the goal experts say that this is decision could set a precedent perhaps in the future barring candidates from of the elections based on some high level officials decision or perhaps opinion that they can do that history or their political party. manifesto is not suitable for joseph chang is a professor of political political science at the city university of hong kong he says that many others are following in agnes childs footsteps. the movement has been fairly well prepared for this kind of action and in fact alternative candidates have been people so we are looking to worst securing the three out of four seats to be elected in a coming by your action on march eleventh and it is generally believed that peace end of the hong kong

say they are angry and confused by the government's decision to bar agnus china the government says agnes child is not eligible to run in these elections because of her party's political stance they advocate self-determination and more autonomy for hong kong but until now all of agnes chows papers were in order she in fact gave up her british passport to stand in these elections so many are saying that this decision is unexpected and a half no basis legal experts also say that this is decision could set a precedent perhaps in the future barring candidates from the elections based on some high level officials decision or perhaps opinion that a candidate's history or their political party's manifesto is not suitable for refugees trying to enter greece through its northern border with turkey have told us they've been threatened and forced to go back by greek police in violation of international law they say it happened nearly every us river which flows from more than one hundred fifty kilometers from bulgaria to the mediterranean sea the police have denied the allegations or insley reports n

autonomy for hong kong confusing a lot of people and it's also seen as a massive blow to democracy agnes chao had made sure that she had all her papers in order having even given up her british passport to run for these elections so many are seeing this as a government that skews now to ouster or give a reason to now push her aside in favor of her pro-democracy candidate how much so being counted as a story how much support the at this child i mean could she have wanted this byelection. you know adrian she has a lot of support from the younger generation and is not only paunch pro-democracy voters that are backing her she was seen as a fresh face on the scene and she was also comes from the party of joshua wonga nathan law both of which were student leaders in the twenty fourteen movement so she her party already had a groundswell of support and she personally was seen as someone who was credible and someone who could actually fill that seat that pro-democracy in the legislative council and many are saying this is the main reason why perhaps the government is a wary offer and wary of her

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this how the government is using hong kong's many constitution to to back up their decision to ban agnes child they say the goal posts keep moving as far as these pro-democracy candidates a year and a half ago when agnes chiles teammates ran or was someone one of her party members ran he was able to run in these elections he was campaigning on the same manifesto she's now campaigning on he won the seat but suddenly beijing moved the laws around the constitution again saying that the way he took his oath was not acceptable and therefore he was ousted from his legislative council seat so now i was running for that seat another government to say because of their manifesto or their stance for calling for hong kong people to be able to determine their own future she's now in a legible not see too many people here are confused they don't understand what the real reason is that she's not being allowed to run there is appeal there is a review process does she stand any chance of making it into the by election. that's right there will be a review process and there is a process where she can appea

many people here say they're concerned about the wider implications of agnes chiles disqualification they say there's no the eagle basis for the government's decision and at stake is hong kong's from love law now many of the speeches here i've been highlighting how the goalposts keep moving especially when it comes to closer mark you see candidates basically the message as interpreted by hong kong people is that beijing wants to crack down on the more radical wing of the pro-democracy movement which has been advocating for democratic self-determination or independent they say the central government in beijing has been redefining hong kong's mini constitution the basic law not just in these elections but in previous elections too to squeeze out any supporters of democracy

agnes, britain seems to want a bespoke trade deal — was anyone listening?sy in germany this week. i don't know why they chose that particular week to go. and it was supposed to be a three—day charm offensive. that was a hell of a three—day charm offensive, because they ended up telling the german newspapers that eu leaders should not want to continue punishing, that they were paranoid and backward looking. they said, remember the financial crisis, and we don't want another one, therefore it behoves all european countries to remain as one in terms of financial services. philip hammond said something new, which is bewildering, but at least it's something new to bring to the brexit debate, saying, actually, it is for europe to make an offer, to tell us what you can bring to the table. it is not necessarily for britain to tell you, europe, what we want. then it is what we call a conversation between deaf and mute people. the german business leaders they met in berlin said, hang on a minute, we don't know what britain wants. one day, it is a norway—style agreeme

prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from running in a by election the government says agnes chao cannot be a candidate because her party's political platform violates the city's electoral laws the twenty one year old is a member of a hong kong group that wants more autonomy from china difficult hollande is in hong kong many people here say they are angry and confused by the government's decision to bar agnus china now the government says agnes child is not eligible to run in these elections because of her party's political stance they advocate self-determination and more autonomy for hong kong but until now also agnes chiles papers were in order she in fact gave up her british passport to stand in these elections so many are saying that this decision is unexpected and has no basis legal experts also say that this is decision could set a precedent perhaps in the future barring candidates from the elections based on some high level officials decision or perhaps opinion that a candidate's history or their political party's manifesto is not suitable. u.s. president dog trump is

many people here say they are angry and confused by the government's decision to bar agnes child not the government says agnes child is not eligible to run in these elections because of her party's political stance they advocate self-determination and more autonomy for hong kong but until now all fragments child papers were in order she in fact gave up her british passport to stand in these elections so many are saying that this decision is unexpected and a half no basis legal experts also say that this decision could set a precedent perhaps in the future barring candidates from i'll be elections based on some high level officials decision or perhaps opinion that a candidate's history or their political party's manifesto is not suitable. residents of the afghan capital kabul say they feel angry and helpless as a city known as the one hundred three people killed in a deadly suicide bombing tensions remain high to saturday's attack which targeted one of kabul's most heavily fortified areas many blame the government for failing to solve a deteriorating security situation jennifer glass

legislative council but rules tightened and many of them were ousted and their seats are now empty so agnes child was running for one of those seats and it all seemed fine until friday when this decision was made that she wouldn't be allowed to stand for elections because her party says hong kong should have a referendum in twenty forty seven to determine its own future and so people are very angry about that saying that the government is using all kinds of means to give the pro-democracy camp less of a chance and the candidate she's running against is very much probate jing and so it seems like the hong kong government is favoring that candidate or supporter that this child have over her chances of winning in this by election. well the interesting thing is she is from joshua wong's party hong kong's pro-democracy icon and also she's standing in for a seat that one of her former party members had been ousted from he is now currently on bail along with joshua wong for the twenty four thousand pro-democracy protests so in light of that she had a lot of support from many people on the pro-demo

many people here say they are angry and confused by the government's decision to bar agnes china the government says agnes child is not eligible to run in these elections because of her party's political stance they advocate self-determination and more autonomy for hong kong but until now all of agnes chiles papers were in order she in fact gave up her british passport to stand in these elections so many are saying that this decision is unexpected and a half no basis the goal experts also say that this is a decision could set a precedent perhaps in the future barring candidates from the elections based on some high level officials decision or perhaps opinion that a candidate's history or their political party's manifesto is not suitable. ecuador says it's working with colombian authorities to investigate two separate explosions on saturday the first bomb went off near a police station in the north of ecuador close to its border with colombia the second attack took place outside another police station in the colombian city of kiev killing at least five policemen and wounding forty one

you agnes and tatiana.that's a honor. first fan of 2018. many more to come that's for sure and unfortunately many more cold days to come in this week kind of ahead here. temperatures outside this morning if early now at 13 degrees. feelings like 3 degrees with winds out of the north and west at seven. again, winds aren't too strong. but it doesn't take much to really get those wind chills down. brutally cold new year's day. we're forecasting a high of 25 degrees. if we're able to do that, then that will be the coldest new year's day since january 1st 1940. will also tie the sixth coldest new year's day on record here in that washington, d.c. so, a cold one. what's going on rest of the week? here's your futurecast. we're watching one system that's going to make a close run at the eastern half of the united states. wednesday morning storm getting organized off of the coastline here, far enough off that the big kind of moisture and your big snowfall totals would actually stay off shore here but maybe enough to

please welcome agnes armstrong. >> hello, everyone. my name is agnes from montgomery, alabama. can you hear me now? south from auburn university, where you all are today, the march for life, the first time in my entire lives, i felt i was part of something bigger than myself and ever since that moment decided to dedicate my life, the civil rights of abortion. i mentioned earlier i am from montgomery. in 1955 a woman named rosa parks was ordered to move to the back of a public bus because of her skin color. now rosa parks knew something was wrong with that demand, recognized this did not come from her physical characteristics but her worth came from the dignity of her humanity. she stood up to the law and spoke one word that forever changed our nation. she said no. also in montgomery stands dexter avenue memorial church. 55 years ago a preacher from that church came to washington dc just like you and me and shared a dream of his that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its dream, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equa

agnes, thank you.s also written about this report and the analysis of how it affects us all. and there is also a story about house prices which rose by 6.2% across the uk but the nationwide is warning that the situation varies depending on where you are. in london, prices are 55% above where they were in 2007, but in certain areas, including west london, you will find that prices have been falling. our top story today, tech firms are rushing to fix major bugs in computer chips which means hackers could get our personal data. let's have a quick look at the market. all the markets are benefiting from rises in japan which all the markets are benefiting from rises injapan which itself benefited from rises in the united states. when choosing a career, becoming a teacher can be a very rewarding profession. however, many find the job stressful and are overworked. in a bid to tackle this, more and more schools are using online programmes to alleviate some of those pressures. according to some analysts, the glo

>> i still kind of wonder if i should have done "agnes." i don't know. >> stephen: well, i don't.time. ( cheers and applause ) it's the greatest variety show ever made. look at the characters. look at all these characters. this is just a handful of the characters you inhabited on the show. you know-- ( applause ) was there-- was there anything of-- of all the things did you over the years, was there anything at cbs-- which is a fairly conservative organization-- anything they said, "no, you can't do that. you can't do that sketch." or "you can't do that line," or something like that. >> in 11 years the network only talked to me about one thing, censors, right. >> stephen: sure, sure, standards and practices. >> standards and practices. we were doing a sketch where i was a nudist-- ( laughter ) no, no, not like that. there's enough violence in the world without me flashing. but anyway, i was standing behind a fence. >> stephen: sure, very tasteful. >> and a sign said, "keep out." my shoulders were bare, and bare legs with high-top sneakers on. and harvey korman was interviewing me

after a leading pro-democracy activist was barred from standing for election it's hard to say that agnes chao cannot stand as a candidate in a local byelection because her party's political platform violates the territory's electoral laws the twenty one year old is a member of a whole cong group that wants more autonomy from china it's the latest move in the government's crackdown on opposition politicians. they were once colombia's most wanted fugitives but now former far caret balls are preparing to fight an election this year is parliamentary and presidential votes will mark their party's election they be after thousands of members handed in their weapons under two thousand and sixteen peace deal they've promised to fight poverty as they launch their inaugural campaign but as i listened to reports from bogota not everyone is convinced it's still dark on the southern tip of a former far gravel now political candidate by approaches workers and their long commute into town we're not. good morning i want to invite you to the launch of the forks campaign we are x. fark fighters and we are

. >> yeah, you were nominated by your mom agnes and agnes says tatiana celebrated a birthday on decembere digits. >> your mom says you love to sing and dance and you have a great big heart and she should have added fashionista. that outfit is everything. she wants you to know she loves you so much. agnes says they watch fox5 every morning and they love the morning memes. we gave you steve harvey >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> great picture. we love it. yes, let's get right to the weather. looking at temps right now which are up 2 degrees from last hour. we're up to 15. wisdom you want to go off on the weather. you can. >> i'm good. it's here to stay so why bother. >> i agree. >> just like the cleveland browns. [laughter] >> i feel for the browns. all right. hey we got a few clouds to start the day. we'll have some clouds this afternoon kind of a partly sunny day. the overwhelming theme of today and this week, the brutal cold. daytime highs about 20 degrees below normal later today. low to mid-20's for daytime highs. we'll be dry this afternoon. i also want to quickly throw out

prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from running in a byelection the government says that agnes chow cannot be a candidate because her party's political platform violates the city's electoral laws twenty one year old is a member of a hong kong group that wants more autonomy from china the decision is seen as the latest move in the government's crackdown against opposition politicians. u.s. president donald trump has called for decisive action against the taliban after it claimed responsibility for a bomb attack in afghanistan ninety five people were killed one hundred ninety one others were injured when explosives hidden in that ambulance were detonated in a moment we'll speak live with jennifer glass who's in kabul with the latest but first here's her report. another day of carnage on the streets of kabul this time the bomb was in an ambulance the driver pretended to be taking someone to a nearby hospital but instead he detonated his device on a crowded street the taliban said it was targeting policemen having lunch but as so often happens here afghan civilians going about thei

what do you make of it, agnes?kids. i don't think they were vetted. we don't know who they are. and how many are there? we need to protect our own country. they need to do it legally like my family did. they don't deserve to cut in line ahead of others trying to come in through the front door legally. lou: marianne your thoughts. >> the administration knows there are ms-13 gang members in the daca program. if there is going to be something that goes with this daca program, they have to remove anyone on welfare and public assistance. anybody who is not a contributing member of society. anybody who has committed a crime. they can commit three misdemeanors and stay within the daca program. a lot of these people who come before a judge, their felonies are reduced misdemeanors by a judge. lou: let me ask you both. have you expressed your viewed to the white house about daca and about the president's judgment here? >> i have. every chance i get. i tweet mr. trump. no daca, no amnesty. president reagan gave amnesty severa

kong's leading pro-democracy activists has been barred from standing for election the government says agnes chow can't be a candidate because her party supports self-determination for hong kong corruption is the main focus at the thirtieth annual african union summit underway in at the sap about it's the first summit since emerson took over in zimbabwe from the ousted leader robert mugabe and leaders there are expected to issue a response to don trump's recent the rocketry comments but african countries those are your headlines coming up next time around as they are it's witnessed thanks for watching by. as witchcraft is sorcery killing spreads across papa new guinea. exposes shocking human rights abuses. of the specific mission stark's not. used at this time on al-jazeera. and i would given my. very heart. of. your. day. and. one of the. within. the. way it had. in mind. when the woman. in the. thank you. i. just. didn't. feel. good. about what the sun. might have a human would say then i get off my god i said i like what. do you. mean if you. want to raise a family. everyone watch the sho

>> i said, "no, i don't want to be agnes every week." wow. ( cheers and applause ) how did that work out? how did that work out? >> i still kind of wonder if i should have done "agnes." i don't know. >> stephen: well, i don't. because the-- you know, you're the greatest variety comedian of all time. ( cheers and applause ) it's the greatest variety show ever made. look at the characters. this is just a handful of the characters you inhabited on the show. you know-- ( applause ) was there-- was there anything of-- of all the things did you over the years, was there anything at cbs-- which is a fairly conservative organization-- anything they said, "no, you can't do that. you can't do that sketch." or "you can't do that line," or something like that. >> in 11 years the network only talked to me about one thing, censors, right. >> stephen: s