good evening to you, alexandra. did jeff sessions response to questions regarding his civil rights record? alexandra: senator sessions sought to address the issues head on, assuring that he is committed to freedom and equality of all american citizens. he said he fully understands the history of civil rights and the impact that the systematic dissemination and denial of voting rights have had on african-americans, so he did do good on this issue, but i doubt that he was able to convince his critics because he did not really distance himself from statements he made and positions he took as u.s. senator. positions and statements that were highly and harshly criticized by civil rights activists. brent: alexandra, we know that sessions is highly controversial. what do we asked act with the hearings moving forward? alexandra: we can expect the miami sure, more tough questions on different issues, questions about senator's hard-line anti-immigrant stance, questions about his remarks regarding muslims, questions about his

alexandra: he did address the issue as we could hear in the piece. he said that he wants to be a president for all americans, that it does not matter if you are lack or white, that all the people here lead the same red blood. i talked to many supporters and they told me -- his supporters. they told me they think it was the right way to address the growing division in the country but the problem is i do not think that any of trump's critics are going to be convinced by the speech. it stands in hard contrast to what he was tweeting, his previous remarks in the past. anchor: it is interesting to note that donald trump, he was tweeting minutes after the oath of office with his, the same account he has been using, not the president's account. what about america's allies? we know that a lot of foreign leaders particularly here in europe have been looking for signs from mr. trump about what u.s. foreign-policy will look like. did he offer any firm examples or indications about what is to come? alexandra: from my perspective, the main message was america fir

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alexandra: well, many trump supporters and people are gathering here. national mall in front of the lincoln memorial waiting for the traditional concert and reading of course for donald trump, who is expected to be addressing the crowd in about one hour. i talked to many people here, and they told me some of them traveled the whole way, long way from their homes of kentucky or texas, and they told me that they are very happy to be here, to be part of the celebration of the inauguration. they voted for trump, and they hope he is going to bring new jobs to the united states. who is not here of course our international stars, because many of them didn't want to perform this concert because they didn't want to perform for donald trump. brent: and what is going on in washington at this moment apart from trump's make america great again welcome concert at the memorial? alexandra: well, you know, when you walk across the city center, you have the feeling the whole city is in the very festive mood. but we do see a lot of protests going on on a daily basis, and

alexandra mackenzie talking to me earlier.ter has also confirmed she'll visit america to meet president trump on friday, the first world leader to meet him since his inauguration. mrs may said britain's "special relationship" with the us would allow her to speak up, to say she disagrees with some of president trump's opinions. here's our political correspondent, susanna mendonca. as britain pulls away from its ties with the european union, it is looking to rekindle old alliances with a brand—new american president. the special relationship between the uk and the us has been strong for many years. we will have the opportunity to talk about our possible future trading relationship, but also some of the world challenges that we will face, issues like defeating terrorism, the conflict in syria. comparisons will be drawn to another female british prime minister who forged a close relationship with a populist us president. ronald reagan and margaret thatcher were united in their free trade aims back in the 1980s, and it has been rep

alexandra: trabaja los brazos y los cuÁdriceps a la vez.lexandra: para la misma posiciÓn, pueden hacer el trÍceps. personas mayores pueden aguantar. claudia: claro, no hay movimiento, pero la plataforma hace el movimiento por ti. ¿quÉ personas no deben hacer este ejercicio? alexandra: personas con remplazo de rodilla o cadera, con problemas lumbares, o con cirugÍas recientes, ademÁs de embarazadas. claudia: claro, porque la vibraciÓn hace que la columna no estÉ estable. yo que me quebrÉ un pie, tengo que tener mis cuidados. maity: entonces, un ejercicio bastante completo, que te ayuda a optimizar el tiempo. pero muchos estarÁn preguntando quÉ hacer en el caso de que no tengamos una plataforma como esta. cuÉntanos, claudia. claudia: claro, porque les vamos a traer el gimnasio a su casa! si no hay plataforma, no se preocupen. les traigo unos ejercicios buenÍsimos. seguimos con ustedes en el estudio. johnny: me gusta mucho cÓmo hacer ejercicio. ana patricia: asÍ es. claudia va a llevar el gimnasio a la casa, porque mucha gente no tiene la opor

snakebite" wright by six sets to three in their semi—final of the pdc darts world championship at alexandrae. he will play michael van gerwen for the title later today. and what a final it should be, two players in scintillating form. sad to say goodbye to the mohican though. let's look at the papers, starting with the front page of the times. isis vows new campaign of terror, the hunt for the gunmen who killed 49 people in the nightclub in istanbul. we have been talking about that throughout the morning. lots of stories about george michael, i slept in my car as he died alone to the front page of the daily mirror. the daily telegraph has one of the

title after he had to come from behind to beat joe perry ten frames to seven in the final at the alexandraace, in london. perry playing in his first triple crown final at the age of 42, he led 4—1, but missed a straightforward red for a 5—1 lead. o'sullivan pouncing on the mistake to win seven frames in a row and he never looked back. he defends his title and moves ahead of stephen hendry‘s six masters wins. the bbc understands bernie ecclestone could step down from his position as formula 1 chief executive as soon as this week. the move would end ecclestone's

for 25 years the front row seat of british fashion has belonged to alexandra shulman. she has been a constant figure in an era in which british fashion blossomed with names likejohn galliano, stella mccartney and alexander mcqueen. i think the white... while british vogue, which hasjust celebrated its 100th anniversary, is still at the top of the fashion prestige list, it has been a torrid time in the magazine business. online now offers many alternative ways for people to get their fashion fix. it's always unnerving then when someone with a reputation for knowing what works, goes. but what has also gone is a fashion editor who never really seemed like a typical fashion editor. calm, reserved, a recent documentary wondered why in a world of high emotion, she seemed to be immune to the high anxiety of fashion. you do not seem like someone who carries much stress with you. i know, it is amazing. i've never seemed like someone who carries stress. but you do? yes. 20 years ago she had faced criticism in an era of so—called heroin chic and of super skinny models and by the

alexandra: vamos a preparar nuestro propio cafÉ en casa.a hacer toda la tarea, y vamos a ahorrarnos hasta 10.000 al aÑo. karla: perfecto! haciendo pequeÑos ajustes, podemos quedarnos con 10.000 $ en el bolsillo a fin de aÑo. feliz aÑo! y sigamos prosperando. oye, vÁmonos con el cumpleaÑero. william: aquÍ ando, arreglando mi rincÓn social. gracias por todas las felicitaciones a travÉs de las redes sociales! muchas gracias a toda la gente que escribe. como ya dijimos en los deportes, cristiano ronaldo empieza el 2017 con el pie derecho. es que el dÍa de ayer, en zurich, fue elegido por la fifa como el mejor jugador del 2016. vale la pena recordar que cristiano ganÓ la champions, la supercopa y el mundial de clubes. ronaldo asistiÓ a la premiaciÓn con su hijo y su novia, georgina rodrÍguez, haciendo su primera apariciÓn pÚblica como pareja. felicidades a cristiano por ese merecido premio, ya que es el mejor jugador del mundo. por otro lado... [timbre] johnny: alan, ¿tÚ estÁs esperando a alguien? alan: a ver quiÉn es. flaco, ¿quÉ pasÓ? ¿te firm

for 25 years the front row seat of british fashion has belonged to alexandra shulman.d with names like stella mccartney and alexander mcqueen. i think the white... while british folk has just celebrated its 100th anniversary and is still at the top of the fashion prestige list, it has been a torrid time in the magazine business. 0nline now offers alternative ways for people to get theirfashion offers alternative ways for people to get their fashion fix. always unnerving then when someone with a reputation for knowing what works, goes. it has also gone is a fashion editor who never really seemed like a typicalfashion editor who never really seemed like a typical fashion editor. calm, reserved, a recent documentary wondered why in a world of high emotion, she seemed to be immune to the high anxiety of fashion. you do not seem like someone who carries much stress with you. i know, it is amazing. i've never seemed like someone who carries stress. but you do. yes. 20 years ago she had faced criticism in an era of so—called heroin chic and a super skinny models and by the en

alexandra shulman has been in charge of choosing some of the most memorable images in british fashionack, the other one would be better to try. do you think? yeah. ijust thought that was more... had more movement to it or... well, it's not going to get my vote. 0k. we need cutting—edge beauty and a cutting—edge. .. and herformer deputy at vogue, susie forbes, knows about alexandra shulman‘s straight—forwa rd approach better than most. she's never been afraid to take risks and ruffle feathers and get people in the industry to improve on any wider shortcomings that she sees as something she should take the world to task about. such as? such as body image, diversity and, basically, just championing british fashion, and that's what they does all over the world. and vogue's publishers said she'd been the towering figure of the british fashion press throughout her time in charge, promoting designers likejohn galliano and alexander mcqueen. she's played a key role in nurturing and wearing british talent, including this dress by erdem. nonetheless, she stood out on the front row as the down t

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alexandra: thanks very much. thank you. i wanted just to start a little bit, back up a little bit as to why i'm interested in this subject in the first place. there are a lot of reasons, but one of the most important for me was that my great grandfather was a general in the first world war. and after the war was over became one of the founding members of what became the commonwealth war graves commission and was very moved by and determined that the memory of those who had fought and died in first world war shouldn't be forgotten. and he worked with, obviously, many other people, to figure out how to commemorate this terrible event. of course, at the time, it was seen to be the war that ended all wars. it was the great war. and i followed, in a sense, his path through this, through his letters and diaries and some of the other things that they produced, and i always founld it very moving how they were faced with this enormous number of dead and this earth-shattering, world-shattering experience. how do you try and make sens

fox5's alexandra limon has more. reporter roar with the sound of patriottism filling the air, more than 2,000 members of the military marched downtary pennsylvania avenue for the inaugeral parade rehearsal. among them, the president's ownn united states marine band.ne this is the 55th inaugerationugr that we've participated in.part from the us capital to the white house, members of all military branches, military academies and the bands practiced to ensureenu the parade goes off without a hitch. this is roughly a quarter of the total participants that willth take place on the actual day of the inaugeration and we're just trying to do as many best showing for the president. while the rehearsal ensures thee final details are in place -- >> simulating the secret service, personnel vehicle also, et cetera. the plank for the 58th inaugeral parade has been months in the making. we coordinate with all the federal agencies, the local government, the military service component to before itmp altogether so iton runs smoothl. i

alexandra limon is live at dulles with the latest. good morning to you, alex. >> reporter: good morning. this morning at the international arrival terminals at dulles international airport, you can see it is mostly quiet. last night it was packed with protesters. they're starting to arrive with signs and also a few others just a couple of them over here, who told us they actually spent the night here at the airport, one of them is amanda, from virginia. amanda, you said you're not personally affected in the way that you don't have family members being hell but you still chose to stay here all night. why is that? >> when i first heard about everything that was going on, i had to get down here. i didn't even change, i'm in my pajama pants. you got to look for the helpers when things like this are going on. and these people coming through the gates from all over the world for the first time or for the hundredth time, they're what makes america great. >> reporter: thank you, take a look at this video, so you can see what i'm talking about

[cheers and applause] alexandra, nice to meet you. >> thank you, you too.lause] >> now, do you actually enjoy tchaikovsky? >> i have not listened to tchaikovsky since i did ballet when i was in fourth grade, so that didn't work out so well. >> what do you--what kind of music do you love? >> well, "hamilton," obviously. >> so you're into broadway stuff? >> oh, yes, oh, yes. >> okay. >> my favorite play-- my favorite musical is "cabaret," actually. >> are you into musical theater? are you in it yourself? >> a little. i have two friends at home. they're twins. they're much more obsessed than i could ever be. >> so, what has prepared you to be here on "millionaire" today? >> oh, my gosh. um, i'm really competitive. i was in a quiz bowl thing. um, my team actually was first

and vice president elect pence, they're altogether to put the plan on friday's inauguration, fox 5 alexandra limon is at the pentagon this morning. good morning, alex. >> we're in the north part of the pentagon. the busses are loaded up with member it's of our maryland who will be heading down to pennsylvania avenue to do this run-through of what's going to be happening come inauguration day, now, these members of our military are participating in various ways. some marching in the parade. some are in the going to be playing, in the color guards, others participating in security measures. we talked to some military members this morning about what has gone no this months of preparation. >> there's been a lot of preparation, a lot of administrative work and paperwork, checks rechecks, and everybody still crossing their. s, admitting their i's. >> reporter: if you want to get a glimpse of the excitement for the dress rehearsal, it's going to be happening along pennsylvania avenue all morning until about noon or 1:00 p.m. come inauguration day, it might be a little tougher, as you know there's g

reporting in cleveland park, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >>> how about for the first time everere will be a black lady liberty on a coin. this new commemorative coin was unveiled by the u.s. treasure. represents the theme for the two in the coming yearses, the mint plans to include designs representing asian americans, hispanic and indian americans, they're worth $100. fascinating. >> beautiful coin. >>> gary is back with a look at your full forecast. >> tell us what we can expect this weekend and also talk about what we can expect inauguration day. . >>> jimmy hendricks guitar and more places are on display at the museum. they partnered up with the rock and roll hall of fame. it explores the power of music to change attitudes about patriotism, peace, quality and freedom, it will be on display till the end of july. >>> they're putting in the uber cab that you and i sang karaoke in >> isn't that great >> i want to see tha: come on >> fantasies are fine. if you're speaking the truth on the 6:00 news. >>> don't hate on our singing >> i loved your singing. you got still more karaok

the former crewe alexandra coach barry bennell pleads not guilty to eight child abuse charges. the inquest opens into the deaths of 30 british tourists killed on a tunisia beach in june 2015. northern ireland's devolved government is on the verge of collapse. annita mcveigh, live at stormont, home of northern ireland's power—sharing executive for nearly 20 years. not much longer, it seems, as the clock ticks towards the point when it is thought the secretary of state will call elections. and we will be taking a health check of the state of the nhs in england. good morning. it is monday the 16th of january. i am joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. donald trump has promised that a trade deal between britain and the united states will be a priority when he takes office on friday. he was speaking to the former justice secretary and prominent brexit campaigner michael gove for the times newspaper in his first british interview since becoming us president—elect. here's our political correspondent vicky young. theresa may is about to tell us more about how she thinks the uk

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff is live at police headquarters where detectives comb through the crews at this violent weekend and violent week here in the city. >> natasha, that is right. since thursday at least 13 people have been shot in the city. five people killed. that includes one of today's victims, 16-year-old sean jones. the sunday violence began on the 800 block of brooklyn street in west philadelphia just before 2:00 a.m. >> i ducked down. i grabbing the phone all at the same time. officer 911. >> shortly after refusing a ride to man who had been acting suspiciously, police say a 56-year-old cab driver was shot 13 times. the veteran employee of philadelphia taxi cab company remains in critical condition. then around 12:40 p.m. a 21-year-old male was shot in the neck at 56th and why ya luce sing. he's in stable condition. >> i fine out my brother is shot dead. >> reporter: according to police 15 minutes later, 16-year-old sean jones was killed. shot in the head inside of the tropical choice restaurant at 200 north 52nd street. >> he wants to become somebody in life

our alexandra huff is live at pennsylvania land wrack a crowd is gathering. >> reporter: joe, you canee i still have my party hat on accessory now, too. this one doesn't make noise that's okay. we saw 6:00 p.m. fireworks display that was awesome and we expect nothing less for midnig midnight. ♪ >> reporter: 2017 is about new experiences. karen came here to philadelphia from pakistan to experience new year's in the united states for the first time. >> in pakistan you don't get to celebrate new year's with firework. it's fun there, but i think the festive mode here is great extent to back in our country but it's fun. different experience. >> reporter: as night fell eyes went up for the earlier of two fireworks displays orchestrated from a barge on the delaware river. >> i love fireworks. i love firework. i can't imagine not seeing fireworks. it's beautiful. >> reporter: new year will also be about new beginnings. >> we've been together seven years. >> reporter: pre fireworks charlotte go sparkle of her own. >> did you have any idea this was coming new year's eve. >> i had a little inkli

fox5 alexandra lamb own joins us with the investigation. alex? >> reporter: in tonight officers are still out here on earlier today, they told us, they new the identity of the man who opened fire on this school bus stop. but they said they didn't believe he was a danger to the public. well, now, they're calling him armed and dangerous. take a look at this photo, that police have released. they've identified the shooter as 42 year old roland eugene simms, and they're asking the public not to approach him, if they see him, instead, call 911. >> they saw a man jump out on the bushes, try to grab one of the little girls. and then the lady was like no you're not going to take my kid. so he pushed her down. they started fightingment then they said they heard a gun go off. >> this neighborhood mom, who didn't want her face shown on camera, says they are seven year old son, was among the group of student waiting for the school bus. when a man shot a woman at the corner of winthrop and chester streets, tuesday in the morning. so they started running towar

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff is the life at police headquarters. she's got the latest.> reporter: natasha, this victim a 70-year-old woman was four her faith, her great conversations and the love she had for her family. 7900 block of caesar place is typically quite and was especially so this night. disrupted only by moments of astonishment of those who live here. >> i cannot believe that. report roar police say this is where 70-year-old female was found with multiple stab wounds just after 5:30 p.m. medic pronounced her dead inside of her homeless than an hour later. the southwest philadelphia neighborhood is filled with long-time residents like victor jackson. who lives just a few doors down from the victim known as as miss jerry. >> she, um, established a very nice home here for herself. she raised her children. >> reporter: investigators are now looking for a suspect who they believe is a 29-year-old relative much the victim. >> current events, she was always a good conversational lift for that and we always lo looked forward to always looked forward to speak wig her

these are the pictures from alexandra palace. it is on beauty by now. made 68 to move to 13 under for the tournament. intimidating chasing pack including us open champion dustinjohnson martin kaymer. fleetwood also on 12 under. 0pener alex hales has flown home after fracturing his hand in the second one day international defeat to india. jonny bairstow will replace him in england's t20 squad to face india. eoin morgan's side play the final game of their three—match 0di series tomorrow in kolkata, from where our cricket reporter tim peach has sent this report. ten months on from the world t20 final england are back in kolkata in one of the most famous grounds in world cricket, eden gardens. at the start of april england looked set to win the world t20 going into the final over ben stokes bowling to karlos brathwaite who hit four consecutive sixes. notjust ben stokes who has bad memories of that day. jason roy scored a duck in two balls that day. hopefully i will face more balls than i did the final, but we will see, thanks to ben stokes himself. it was s

here is the evening session at the alexandra palace where stuart biggin is up against joe perry. bingen, a semifinalist last year and a former world champion in 2015. that is all the sport for the moment. the lawyer for the inquest said tunisian forces had deliberately delayed conference in the gunman, he was allowed to go on the rampage at a 5—star beach resort for more than half an hour before he was shot dead. for them, the inquests matter so much. the families of those killed, the anguish and grief of the past 18 months, they now hope for answers. as the hearing began, the names of those who died were read out followed by a minute‘s silence. 30 british tourists murdered on holiday. they included three generations of one family, married couples and a teenager. the inquest heard they had needlessly lost their lives. shouting. mobile phone footage shows the chaos and confusion during the attacks. the families watched it in court. listening to the sound of gunfire and the sense of panic. gunfire. the gunmen was seifeddine rezgui, a 23—year—old who was eventually shot dead by the

alexandra shulman has been a cheerleaderfor the british fashion industry for 25 years, now she says shets to experience a different life, away from vogue. rebecca jones, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily. tonight, on newsnight, we find out what the mexicans think about donald trump's proposed border wall and we speak to the playwright david hare about his new film on holocaust denial. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight, starting over on bbc two. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jessica creighton. on a busy day of sport, here's what we've got coming up. southampton reach the league cup final for just the second time in their history, after beating liverpool at anfield. bolt‘s triple—triple is no more. the sprint legend is stripped of one of his nine olympic gold medals, through no wrong doing of his own. and konta well—beaten in the australian open, but she vows to come back even stronger. thanks forjoining us. as well as all of that, we'll have the latest from today's six nations launch and news ahead of england cricket's t20 match against india. but fi

let's go live to alexandra palace now, where neil robertson is playing ali carter.red button, and the bbc sport website. robertson at the table. not for long, though. he does lead to— one. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. donald trump becomes the a5th president of the united states on friday, that's when it's the inauguration of him as president. but we've been hearing that a woman who accuses the president—elect of sexual assault has been filing a defamation lawsuit against him. she appeared as a contestant on donald trump's tv show and has previously accused him of kissing and groping her without consent in los angeles backin her without consent in los angeles back in 2007. she now alleges mr trump subsequently lied to the nation about his behaviour during the presidential election campaign. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists at a tunisian beach resort 18 months ago is continuing today. the court has been hearing from a senior foreign office official. she's been defending the advice given to travellers heading to tunisia

the former crewe alexandra coach appeared via videolink at chester crown court.. in chester, andy swiss. yes, as you say, barry bennell didn't appear here in person, instead he a period via videolink from woodhill prison in milton keynes where he is on remand. we saw him ona keynes where he is on remand. we saw him on a tv screen, wearing a blue jumper, he spoke only to confirm his name and to plead not guilty to eight charges of sexual assault against a boy aged under 16. the offences a re against a boy aged under 16. the offences are alleged to have happened between 1982 and 1986 at three different locations. now, barry bennell is a former football coach, a former youth coach, with crewe alexandra, he worked with a number of other clubs across the north—west, including manchester city, and stoke city, he has been remanded in custody, and will next appear here at chester crown court on march 20th. here at chester crown court on march 20th. our top story this lunchtime: the president—elect, donald trump, promises a quick trade deal with the uk after he takes offi

it was a dramatic deciding frame, allen beating the world number three 6—5 at alexandra palace in londonhas lost to allen in the first round of the masters. and another former world champion has been sent packing — stuart bingham thrashed 6—1 byjoe perry, who plays ding junhui next. four—time olympic champion laura kenny could miss the world track cycling championships in hong kong in april. she's pulled out of this month's british championships in manchester with a hamstring injury. kenny hadn't yet decided whether to compete at the worlds. commonwealth swimming champion fran halsall has announced her retirement from the sport. halsall made her olympic debut at beijing 2008 and narrowly missed out on medals at both london 2012 and last year in rio. she won over 30 medals at world, european and commonwealth level. she said stepping away from the pool was "quite a scary decision", but she's ready for a new chapter in her life. the british sailor alex thomson has set a new world record for the longest distance sailed solo in 2a hours, in the non stop race around the world, the vendee globe

he is the second person suspended by the fa that is linked to crewe alexandra football club. any investigation. thank you, jim reed reporting. a private memorial service will take place later today for american acting icons carrie fisher and her mum debbie reynolds. family members and close friends will attend. 60—year—old carrie fisher died last tuesday after suffering cardiac arrest on a plane travelling from london to los angeles. the next day, her mother — debbie reynolds — died from a stroke at the age of 84. her son, carrie‘s brother, todd fisher, says she died of a "broken heart" following her daughter‘s death. the pair had been taking part in a hbo documentary which airs this weekend — here‘s an extract from it. mommy, mommy, i‘m home. you cannot keep that phone. that‘s from when they first invented cellphones. it works fine. it‘s ridiculous. just dandy. i have to go and start rehearsals for star wars seven... ...ty—two. i‘m concerned because my mother is not feeling well. is this for the show? iforgot i had it. that‘s what‘s good about losing your memory. there‘s so

barry bennell is a former football coach with crewe alexandra.ng stoke city and manchester city. he has been remanded in custody. he will next appear here at chester crown court on march the 20th. a house in north manchester has been destroyed by an explosion this morning. emergency services were called to cecil road in blackley. one man was taken to hospital. four others were treated for minor injuries. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists who were killed in tunisia 18 months ago have begun in london. they were shot dead by a lone gunman at a five—star beach resort near sousse. it was the deadliest terror attack on britons since thejuly 7th bombings in london in 2005. our correspondent richard galpin is at the royal courts ofjustice. it has been a sombre start to the inquest, with the names of the 38 people killed in the attack being read out one by one in court. then eve ryo ne read out one by one in court. then everyone stood for a minute of silence. of course, a lot of the families of those killed are now watching these proceed

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>> brave. >> all right. >> in northwest d.c., alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". >>> got to love ity possible. >> they go the extra mile. >> that's end 2016. >> we need more of those we need a positive way to start 2017 and best way to go because the first thing we all notice is the weather. >> and actually on a positive note tomorrow's weather redskins game. >> later 4:25 they were going play at one now 4:25 you can watch on "fox5"this is a must win. >> it's a playoff football game a week early. >> yes. >> let's do the weather here outside tonight live look outside all is is calm for this final night of 2016 expect wind out there time to time. it's not overly gusty like yesterday morning but occasionally a breeze kicks up making it cooler. temperature-wise 10 degrees colder than this time yesterday. that's not bad. here's highs for the final day of 2016. almost said 17. i'm hurrying jimmy apologize. 49 at reagan and 47 dulles and 47 bwi we want to relax and go few clouds out there for now. thicker clouds earlier and band of showers around 7. you can see out to the west a little bre

mighty mike beat the reigning pdc champ gary anderson 7 sets to 3 at alexandra palace.mber one, was throwing for the match at 6—2 up when he was briefly interrupted by a prankster who had made his way on to the stage and lifted the trophy. he was quickly dealt with. the flying scotman, who was looking for a hatrick of world titles won that set but van gerwen, who won his first title in 2014 came through the next set, sealing the match with a bull to take the 350 thousand pound first prize. it's been an incredible season for the dutchman that his 26th title. that's all from sportsday. from all of us at the bbc sport centre, goodnight. it is getting cold across england and wales with widespread frost forming. the clear skies have allowed some beautiful pictures to be sent in, of things like the moon. venus and mars have also been visible. this from mr hsa from one of our weather watchers. if you are to go out for a spot of astronomy, freezing cold start to tuesday. across england and wales, the risk of icy stretches first thing in the morning. further north it does not ge

title after he had to come from behind to beat joe perry ten frames to seven in the final at the alexandrariple crown final at the age of 42, he led 4—1, but missed a straightforward red for a 5—1 lead. o'sullivan pouncing on the mistake to win seven frames in a row and he never looked back. he defends his title and moves ahead of stephen hendry‘s six masters wins. the bbc understands bernie ecclestone could step down from his position as formula 1 chief executive as soon as this week. the move would end ecclestone's remarkable 40—year reign in the sport. american company liberty media is on the brink of completing its takeover of f1 and wants a revamp which could see ecclestone eased aside. that's all the sport for now. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. some pretty stark contrasts in weather conditions for part two of the weekend across the uk. some areas saw some brilliant sunshine, again after a cold, frosty start. but other areas stayed cloudy, and, where it was cloudy, you had the mist and murk, and some low cloud as well, like this weather watc

marco fu came from 3—0 down to beat judd trump in a thriller in the masters snooker at alexandra palace 5—5, a flute from fu, here it goes, put him in contention in the deciding frame and he went on to secure his place in the quarter—finals with a century break, and he has mark allen on thursday. neil robertson has a quarter—final against defending champion ronnie o'sullivan to look forward to after beating ali carter 6-3. he forward to after beating ali carter 6—3. he was trying to wrap up a high score in the final frame, he 6—3. he was trying to wrap up a high score in the finalframe, he reached 117, and then he sniggered himself. that is it from sportsday. from all of us at the bbc sport centre, good night. well, i have just well, i havejust been well, i have just been looking at the weather a bit further afield from our shores and i will show you this area in the mediterranean, because think of north africa and you anything or snow but it is going across the hills of algeria and i wouldn't be surprised if the flake low elevations near the beaches of the mediterranean, would you beli

ronnie o'sullivan is playing joe perry in the final of the masters snooker at alexandra palace.ent for the seventh time. the defending champion was trailing 4—1 at one stage but has managed to tie things up at 4—1; at the interval. 0h, oh, we are on golf. i was not watching. that was tommy fleetwood winning the gulf. england's tommy fleetwood has won the abu dhabi championship, his second european tour title. we are all over the place now. fleetwood shot a final round score of 67, finishing on 17 under par — a shot ahead of us open champion dustin johnson. it's been a red letter day for british skiing. dave ryding has become the first british skier to claim a world cup alpine medal since 1981. he finished second in the men's slalom at kitzbuhel. he was quickest after the first run but was eventually beaten into second place by home favourite marcel hirscher. no brit has won an alpine world cup ski race in the fifty years of the competition. the last british skier to get onto the podium was konrad bartelski in 1981. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those

alexandra limon is live in cleveland park to explain. how do you explain this one? >> that's they say anyone coming in from out of town who has just $25 can actually have a place to stay. that's because city fitness gym in cleveland park is opening up the doors for what they're calling a big girl sleep over. they tell me they're going to start by filling up the fitness phase, the floor that you see here for people to spend the night next friday night after the inauguration for women going to the women's march on washington. now, what they want to do is put down these tumbling mats so that it can be a little bit more comfortable for people to stay. they have extra. this has grown to an entire to community event. s. people donated pillows and sleeping bags to make this happen. we did talk to some of the members of one of the owners about how and why they are doing this. >> i came up with the idea when one of my clients came up to me a couple weeks ago and said i got sick people staying at my one bedroom apartment and anyone else, i don't know what to tell them. i don'

reporting live in fairfax county, alexandra limon fox 5 local news. wal-mart >> police both were at the door dodging bullets re bullets. what started the altercation ahead. >>> mayor muriel bowser is closing a loop hole after the slaying of a dc yo ca instructor. >>> metro transit held a press conference to expose issues with the transit system. what was revealed about the spherexs and track safety. >>> if you have a story idea gives a call, you are eyes and kehr ears at e-mail tips fox 5 tips at w, tg.com. >>> we have the scoop on the hottest electronics for 2017 and we're tracking friday know snow. how much will we get? wake up with us tomorrow on fox 5 news morning. >>> they wanted to expose >> and union leaders and safety experts highlighted until recently track inspectors have not been trained. they also accused metro of mismanagement on regional and retaliation against low level employees, the union claims metro failed to release the evidence that led to the firings of several employees >> i think they're misleading the press. i think they're mi

alexandra limon has more.sm filling the air, more than 2,000 members of the military marched downmili pennsylvania avenue for the inaugeral parade rehearsal. re among them, the president's ownt united states's marine band.e this is actually the marine band's 55th inaugeration that we've been participating in. we have been doing the soundtrack. military academies and the bands practiced to ensure the parade goes off without a hitch. this is roughly a quarter of the total participants that will take place on the actual day ofy the inaugeration and we're just trying to do as many people asep possible so we have the best showing forth president. while the rehearsal ensures thee final details are in place. simulating the infractions, personnel vehiclevh also, et cetera, the planning for the 58th inaugeral parade has been months in the making. we coordinate with all the agency, the local government, go the military service componentsp to bring it altogether so ito runs smoothly. in downtown d.c., alexandra limon, fo

allen beat the world number three in a thrilling match, winning by 6 frames to 5 at alexandra palace in london. it's the third time higgins has lost to allen in the first round of the masters. four—time olympic champion laura kenny could miss the world track cycling championships in hong kong in april. she's pulled out of this month's british championships in manchester with a hamstring injury. kenny hadn't yet decided whether to compete at the worlds. commonwealth swimming champion fran halsall has announced her retirement from the sport. halsall made her 0lympic debut at beijing 2008 and narrowly missed out on medals at both london 2012 and rio 2016. she won over 30 medals at world, european and commonwealth level. she said stepping away from the pool was "quite a scary decision", but she's ready for a new chapter in her life. the british sailor alex thomson has set a world record for the longest distance sailed solo in 2a hours, in the non—stop race around the world, the vendee globe. thompson covered 536.8 miles — which averages out atjust over 25 miles per hour. now that he's re

from 3—nil down to beat the world number 4 judd trump in a thriller at the masters snooker at the alexandrarump had been only one frame away from victory, but after drawing level at 5—all, a fluke from fu put him in contention to steal the win. he went on to secure his place in the quarter—finals with a break of 102. he'll play mark allen on thursday. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the headlines on bbc news. theresa may sets out her objectives for withdrawal from the european union — saying the uk will leave the single market. inflation went up sharply last month — pushed by rising food prices and the fall of the pound. a libyan man has won the right to sue former foreign secretary, jack straw, over claims of kidnap and torture. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. let's return to our main story this evening. the prime minister has given her first major speech on the government's strategy for leaving the e

allen beat the world number three in a thrilling match, winning by 6 frames to 5 at alexandra palacelost to allen in the first round of the masters. four—time olympic champion laura kenny could miss the world track cycling championships in hong kong in april.