alison, listen, i mentioned this is a $3.5 trillion industry. i believe that in an industry that size there are going to be many successful players and our goal is to make sure that we're one of them, largely for reasons that i've been talking about here this afternoon. >> okay. so just one more follow on the aetna, i'm combining some questions here. people are concerned that, one, aetna will begin to push or require its people to use minute clinics over primary care doctors and that it will also encourage people or push people into high deductible plans. do you have any comment on those two concerns? >> that is a great follow-on to the last question. i should emphasize, you know, as parts of this -- this new model we absolutely see a role to be a complement to the role of the primary care physician. one of the things that's interesting is we've been in -- listen, i'm going to rewind ten years ago and, you know, minute clinic was evolving, it was being born, and ten years ago could you envision walking into a drugstore with a sore throat and a 1

alison told us what her understanding is of that threat.g," she says, "they wanted to steal me." the attorney says if sippedy madrid loses her case and is sent back to el salvador that is not an overstatement. >> it could be death. they had very serious problems with gang violence. they had no protection by the police as well. so we're not expecting anything good if she is returned back home. >> reporter: alison jimena says houston is now her home. >> it is a sunny day when friends stick together. >> el fin, the end! >> the finish. >> reporter: but this legal battle is far from finished. >> gary joins us now. it's amazing how much english she's learned in a short time. how long could the asylum process take for this family? >> reporter: well, it's a long process, anderson. a typical case like this takes eight to twelve months before a final decision is made. but this might take even longer, and that's because of the partial government shutdown. many immigration courts have been closed, and any case right now that's involving migrants who ar

joining us is alison williams and greenwood c i/o. -- ceo. alison: so far so good. we are only looking at the headline numbers. isould say ficc disappointing versus consensus but in line with expectations. equities are better. m&a week but we have seen that all year and we are talking about changes and strategies. costs for bank of america look like they are in line. overall revenue looks better. we will want to date into the margin. loan growth similar to what we saw last quarter. i would say so far so good. a good report except for the trading number. at the same time i sat down with moynihan at the end of september. he said we started out the quarter well and it went south as the quarter went on. is this a surprise to you? >> not really given the results we have seen with citigroup and jpmorgan. it is a very strong number and a very difficult operating environment. look at the return on tangible common equities, over 16%. the strongesttely number early in this reporting season we have gone from a bank so far. alix: would you be buying right now? doter: in this ma

as they have waited for the hearing, alison has been going to a public school in houston.n she arrived in the u.s., she did not speak a word of english. >>> alison, you have something you want to read? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay, let's hear in english. >> why i love america. i love my school. i love my church. i love to smile. i love and believe in the american dream. happy new year, america. >> reporter: happy new year, america, to you, too. >> happy new year, america. >> reporter: her mother cindy is doing her best to learn english at her church. >> 1, 2, 3, 4. >> reporter: she cannot legally get a job at the stage of the asylum process, but says she wants to work. [ speaking foreign language ] she says she would like to have a job cleaning or at a restaurant, or whatever job she can get. as long as she can do it with dignity. >> work together. they mix the crab apples. sugar, salt and water. >> reporter: so, what is the likelihood that daughter and mother will be granted asylum? their lawyer says she is hopeful, but -- >> there is a good chance that it may not be grante

alison brie?s on the other end of the carpet. >> alison brie. >> i'm, like, do i. >> chrissy denied it, and alison posted, nothing but love for chrissy metz. >>> still ahead, the golden globes, borrowed and stolen tags. >> did you give her those emeralds? >> forget it. >>> and watch what you said. >> i love being corrected by julia roberts. >>> then, the real star of the globes, why this water girl ruled the red carpet. >> yeah. you just take va by and offer tm a water. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> it to be big. >> are you ready? >> here we come. >> this is really happening. >> this is really happening. ♪ i am the greatest, greatest >> i'm mrs. maisel. thank you and good night. >>> golden globes host sandra oh had three outfit changes, starting with white versace on the inside, and for her big win, white and gold stella mccartney looking awesome in all of them. god, she is so chic. >> my favorite look though, sandra's afterparty one. she rocked a suit with sneakers. her and andy samber

alison, you have something you want to read?ah. >> let's hear it in english. >> why i love america. i love my school. i love my church. i love to smile. i love the american dream. happy new year, america. >> happy america, to you, too. >> happy new year, america. >> her mother, cindy, is doing her best to learn english at her church. she cannot legally get a job at the stage in the asylum process, and she says she would like to have a job cleaning or at a restaurant or whatever job she can get as long as she can do it with dignity. >> work together, they mix, they mix -- >> what is the likelihood that daughter and mother will be granted asylum? their lawyer says she is hopeful, but -- >> there's a good chance it may not be grand. >> cindy left to protect her only child of gang violence. alison told us what her understanding is of the threat. >> they wanted to steal me. >> and if she loses her case, that's not an overstatement. >> they had no protection from the police. we're not expecting anything good if she is returned back ho

>> yeah. >> jimmy: so this is alison by the way if you're just joining us.om columbus, ohio. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why did you move here to california? >> to get into film. >> jimmy: what sort of job do you want to get in film? >> like production assistant. >> jimmy: was your mom specifically nervous about you moving out to l.a.? >> she was supportive. >> jimmy: she was. >> i thought she would be upset, but she was supportive. >> jimmy: we've established she is a big fan of nathan's. >> she has, length taste. >> jimmy: okay, all right, nathan, there you go. >> here we go. >> jimmy: can we hear her? >> we're being connected to voice mail. >> jimmy: oh, we are? >> she's unable to take my call right now. >> jimmy: say something dirty to her. long message she has, huh? >> hi there, sherry. who is this? i'm gla i'm glad you asked. this is nathan fillion. you might know me from such shows as "castle", "firefly" and "the rookie". tonight i'll steal your heart. maybe i'll come over and open a bottle of drugstore wine. and we can watch "the rookie". okay, i have to go a

alison has been going to a public school in houston.rived in the u.s., she did not speak a word of english. alison, do you have something to read? >> why i love america. i love my school. i love my church. i love to smile. happy new year, america. >> reporter: happy new year to you too. her mother cindy is doing her best to learn english at her church. >> one, two, three, four. >> reporter: she cannot legally get a job at this stage in the asylum process but says she wants to work. she says she would like to have a job cleaning or at a restaurant or whatever job she can get, as long as she can do it with dignity. >> let's work together. they mix the crab apples. >> reporter: so what is the likelihood that daughter and mother will be granted asylum? their lawyer says she is hopeful, but -- >> there's a good chance it may not be granted. >> reporter: attorney garcia says cindy madrid left to protect alison, her only child, from gang violence. alison told her her understanding of that threat. "the gang," she says, "they wanted to steal me.

there obviously will be measures you won't see as well.in times square, i'm alison kosik. (ken) today authorities say they have evidence to charge a colodaro man they believe killed his missing fiance. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. "this morning, the district attorney's office filed five counts against mr. frazee..." (ken) the fiancee of a missing young mother in colorado is formally charged with murder. kelsey berreth has not been seen since thanksgiving day. today authorities say they have evidence that berreth was killed by patrick frazee, (catherine) farzee is the father of their one=year old daughter. a supermarket surveillance video on thanksgiving day shows berreth and the little girl.a few hours later, berreth dropped off the child with frazee and was never seen again.a week later, her mother reported her missing.she doesn't run off and someone knows where she's at.naton december 14th, police served frazee with a search warrant at his 35 acre ranch in florrisant, colorado, south

with the male detective out of the room, detective alison managed to win narcy's trust. confided that ben was into bondage. >> and when he let you tie him up, does he like his hands behind his back or in front? >> he likes his hands at the back because -- >> here he had been tied up in the homicide, did you think, is this a sex game gone wrong? >> we brought it up to her and i confronted her with that during the interview. >> ben is found in a way that he enjoys sexually -- >> no, no, no, no. when i left ben -- >> uh-huh. >> he was not tied up. >> i just found it odd that the way he finds pleasurable he is killed in the same way. >> because she was the spouse, the questions for narcy got sharper as the night wore on. was she in on the murder? >> if i'm being asked if i let anybody in, no i don't let them in. >> all the while may had been outside eves dropping on her mother's interrogation, getting chills. >> may said to me that somebody told her it was a blood bath. i don't remember anything blood. blood is red. >> just listening to her talk to detectives, nothing was ma

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i wake my wife up, who is my law partner, alison motta. and i'm, like, "we got a murder case.t up and go to jackson county. you gotta find a sitter for the kids." >> reporter: when anthony garcia's extradition hearing came up the next day, the mottas, mr. and mrs. were seated at the defense table. >> you are basically consenting to the authorities from nebraska to take you back to that state to deal with these charges. do you understand that? >> absolutely understand. >> i'm not going to answer any questions with regards to his state of mind at this point. >> reporter: the mottas brought in bob's father, robert motta sr. as co-counsel. back in the '70s, the senior motta represented a clown-turned-serial-killer named john wayne gacy. >> i had never tried a case with my dad, and he's towards the end of his career and he'd always said to me, "if you get a juicy murder, that give me a call. i'll try it with ya." and i called him half expecting him to be, like, "nah, you know, i'm too old. i don't wanna do it." and he was onboard immediately, so -- >> this ended up being that case.

but with alison and virgil van dijk coming infora with alison and virgil van dijk coming in for a combineday you get what you pay for. manchester city invested heavily the summer before last and they went on to secure a record—breaking title. they invested far less last summer and they seem to be slipping off the pace a little bit. there is a long way to go in the season but not let stamp on the excitement. it is an eight o'clock kick—off here and it should be one of the guest games —— best games we have seen so far. david, thank you very much. the fan starting to arrive and what an atmosphere it is going to be. we will keep you updated on the score throughout the evening on bbc news. and of course in klopp and guardiola, two managers in vogue, playing attacking football which has made the methods of other managers appear dated. footballjournalist rafa honigstein told me what sets them apart. i think pep guardiola has been at the forefront of coaching for some time. he is unique in the amount of beauty and brilliance his teams managed to consistently put onto the pitch with the results to

alison: it is but you of a number of lines in that chart.te hiking be more accelerated. in the core retail business, think of that as mom-and-pop checking and savings account, deposits come in better than we expected. prices are not rising as fast. is more important, especially for bank of america or jpmorgan or wells fargo. those deposits are such a low fee. spread, no matter what is happening with the yield curve, to the extent you can hold onto those deposits, that is going to be a positive. matt: alison williams, thank you for your time. talking about bank of america results. check out bi at the bloomberg to get a quick snapshot or even to do deeper research into a sector or a company. that is where i get my information when i'm looking at the banks. i want to recap as far as what we have got with fourth-quarter earnings from bank of america. it is good with an eps of $.70 and the investment banking revenue beating estimates at $1.3 billion. revenue missed the estimate by a long shot. back to you at westminster. westminster,k to bac

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gabriel muÑoz con los detalles >> llanto de la niÑa alison > se que voy a volver a ver a mi mamÁ >>>revelÓ hoy en uniforme, que miles de menores mÁs fueron arrancados de los brazos de sus padres, desde el aÑo 2017. antes de la polÍtica cero tolerancia >>> estÁn llorando, igual como yo lo pasÉ, llore por separarme de mi niÑa >>> milagros me muestra los dibujos que le dedi a su hija catering, donde su niÑa le pide que nunca mÁs la vuelva a dejar sola >>> el dÍa que no quieran que estemos en este paÍs no me vas dejar por favor me dice. >>> el gobierno de obama reporÓo 0.3 por ciento que subiÓ a 3.6 con trump el 2017 de niÑos separados, raÍces que representan a familias separad el 2018 se est 2737 los menores afectados, los abogados que representan a familias separadas en houston, revelan que hay cientos de niÑos en espera. >>> el miedo de las personas, que no quieran encontrarse con los oficiales de migraciÓn para reunificarse, pensando que a ellos los van a deportar tambiÉn. >>> la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles biss dijo qua a llevar a tribunales esta Última prÁctica del gobier

welcome once again alison collins and gabriella lopez. my name is nicole powell, i'm part of the pack committee and i'm also a parent. my son goes to thurgot marshall high school. >> i don't think your mic is on. >> in late december, pack members met with jennifer, executive director and noel, engagement manager from nutritional services. they provided a overview of the department including the meals they served each day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. we had discussions about what is working in areas for improvement. pack members shared their concerns. we've heard related to the quality of the food that they're serving, the vending machines and students leave campus to buy unhealthy food. we learned the actions the department is taking to improve food services and the over all dining experience for sfusd students by addressing the anesthetics of the cafeterias, expanding freshly prepared meals in five school sites, listening to students' feedback with results in 20 new recipes this year. also emphasizing local food purchasing and upgrad

and alison, are there signs this might continue? >> reporter: you can expect volatility to really become the normal. wall street needed some good news today and today it got a trifecta. china taking steps to stimulate its economy. the december jobs report that blew away expectations. on those headlines, we saw the market rally. but fed chief powell having a panel discussion with a couple of his predecessors, said the magic words. the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. bam, stocks rocketed higher and you see them closing now. the dow up 743 points. you know, the fed has been one of those issues that's rattled the markets. the market has been concerned that the fed has been raising rates too quickly. a couple of interesting moments in this panel discussion. one of them, powell was asked if there has been any direct communication between the white house and him. we all know president trump had been looking around to see if he had the authority to fire powell. powell said there has been no communication. he also s

migrants and refugees have found alternative lodging it is fear that many will end up on the streets alison there are reports from. in the early morning hours. migrants in this camp pick up with belongings they have as city workers this man told the bright yellow tent they've called home for the last two months. has been struggling to find work their decision. almost certainly means she'll end up back on the streets . we don't have money to reentering many of us are in the same situation despite being warned of the shutdown we weren't able to find an alternative we'll try to collect all we have and see if we can rent a room or to give them but i doubt it. was always meant to be temporary when it opened in november nine hundred migrants were moved here after city ordered them to vacate their makeshift located kilometers away only a few have found work or a roof since they will safely stored their belongings for free for a month it's also offered free transportation to those venezuelans to find a place to stay. buses have also been arranged for those who want to head to the border to return h

saturday as been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. the british parliament has authorized the prime minister series and made to go back to brussels and try to secure a better deal politicians also voted to make it harder for the prime minister to take britain out of the e.u. without a deal. italy says five european nations are offering to take in some of the rescued migrants on board a humanitarian ship off the coast of sicily the sea watch three has been stranded since friday with forty seven people on board italy's populus government has been stopping humanitarian ships from docking at its ports a new u.n. report says six people die each day crossing the mediterranean sea to seek refuge saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen says it will release seven houthi prisoners after the houthi is released the saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitated the transfer of the prisoner back to riyadh the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffith says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common place in sudan have arreste

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defending women's champion caroline wozniacki heads out in the evening session when she plays belgium's alisonand three time beaten finalist rafael nadal will play australian wild card james duckworth in the second match of the day shortly on rod laver arena. nadal taking the first set against the serve, now at rod laver arena. of course, after months without competing, and having troubles to pack this, of course that is always issues. —— practice. but nothing new for me. i have done this before. i just accept the challenges, which tennis presents. pakistani choir and the 288 runs with seven wickets remaining at they are to beat south africa in johannesburg and remaining at they are to beat south africa injohannesburg and avoid a series whitewash. the fourth day of the third and final test gets underway in the coming hours with the hosts in pole position to make it a 3—0 series win. quentin de kock had earlier hit a superb century for the proteas and it comes after pakistan skipper sarfraz ahmed set a new record taking 10 catches to become the wicket—keeper captain with most number of catches

with me now christine romans as well as alison. let's start with you, alison, at the exchange.his new year, same problem. >> reporter: yeah. new year, same problem. although, this morning we are seeing the concerning of last year really implified. i'm talking about concerns of slowing global growth. we have new data out of china shows its manufacturing sector contracted from november to december. here is the problem, though. this is the second report in a week out of china showing its huge manufacturing sector is contracts. ironically president trump has lauded the hits that china has taken both with its economy and with its stock market as em blematic of his trade policy working but it is actually backfiring because it is speaking the u.s. markets as we saw the dow tumbling in the first seconds of the trading day. you are seeing the u.s. worry about china's economy. china is the second biggest economy. a lot of our companies have a huge chunk of business they do in china. if china is slowing, that could directly impact u.s. companies. and this sort of bleeds on to the other is

called for dialogue with the opposition but few see any alternatives to more turmoil in coming days alison and. i we want to take you now live to bangladesh capital dhaka where the un special rapporteur on myanmar young we is getting a news conference after visiting an island off bangladesh on thursday where the bangladeshi government wants to resettle refugees let's listen in to what she has to say that these around the country continue to be subject to domination by the central government and the military is part of the official stance that the working towards peace. just as an accountability is urgently needed. and we must begin just transitional justice and that initiatives throughout the country there are lessons to be learnt from the asian region and countries further afield that pursuit innovative and dynamic just traditional and nontraditional measures your issue of justice for human rights violations i believe that we are will be greatly assisted by exploring the transitional justice spellers of truth justice or gratian zinged guarantees of clients it is clear to me that under the

saturday has been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. the u.n. special envoy for yemen is trying to preserve the ceasefire deal in the court of the key port city of her data martin griffin met with the led coalition delegations in the city and urged both sides to withdraw a new outbreak of fighting between the two sides is threatening to unravel the deal struck in sweden last month. as this report. the ceasefire intraday there appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the saudi and emirate he led military coalition are on the move took up areas near the who think controlled capital sana'a u.n. envoy martin griffiths met who think command to plead with them to maintain the whole day the cease fire which began six weeks ago the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic our our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on what we will ach

humiliating moment for this former head of state unwilling to hand over power after an election defeat to alison ouattara supporters known as the young patriots went from house to house killing anyone they thought were foreigners or supporters of ouattara three thousand people were killed in the four months long civil war now they're back on the streets in the popular neighborhood of a bad stronghold. the chance is finally free for the people of. this is the cause of celebration that part of this trial at the international committee of. the. judge's decision is a setback for prosecutors and thousands of victims of the civil war who continue to call for justice to no one under way it. is free to violence will come back and it could get even worse might be another person will take power and create the same problems we don't want to see he will cut way from his crimes. still be considered a war criminal by some a hero to others. this in a country trying to move on from a violent past in search of reconciliation and a brighter future because hawke al-jazeera. democratic republic of congo's top court

alison brie in miu miu and she said it took four people to get her into this dress. look.ke a gigantic bow situation on the back. really cool. the queen of every red carpet, lupita nyong'o in custom vera wang. she never disappoints. >> flawless. always. >> absr opped -- >> alison brie. >> about five helped me into this suit. >> it shows because you look amazing. >> okay, because, we are skinning. >> and winning. >> kenneth. suck in, kenneth. >> this one button here is holding on, holding on for dear life. >> by the skin of its teeth. our thanks to will ganss. >> thank you. you're our award. >> thank you. >> i can't use that enough, can i? >> no, i'll take it as many times as you want to give that compliment. >>> next to the big surprise for fans of lady gaga. speaking of. >> it started out as an ordinary night on saturday. mother monster's las vegas residency of course as ordinary as you can get with lady gaga, right and then this happened. >> lady gaga reunited with her "star is born" co-star, bradley cooper, on stage for a surprise duet of "shallow." >> "shallow," has be

alison told us what her understanding is of that threat?e says, they wanted to steal me. the attorney says if she loses her case and is sent back to el salvador, that could be a death statement. >> they had no protection by the police as well. so we're not expecting anything good if she has to go back home. >> she says houston is now her home. >> it is a good day when friends get together. >> but this legal battle is far from finished. gary tuckman, cnn houston. >> wow. it really brings it home for you. thank you for that reporting. ahead for us, hundreds of thousands government employees being forced to go to work every day without a single paycheck. that includes my next guest, what he would tell lawmakers as the shutdown enters day 14. [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you

and alison, are there signs this might continue?rter: you can expect volatility to really become the normal. wall street needed some good news today and today it got a trifecta. china taking steps to stimulate its economy. the december jobs report that blew away expectations. on those headlines, we saw the market rally. but fed chief powell having a panel discussion with a couple of his predecessors, said the magic words. the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. bam, stocks rocketed higher and you see them closing now. the dow up 743 points. you know, the fed has been one of those issues that's rattled the

saturday as been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. chalons joins us live in moscow now understand my daughter's been talking on russian television what sort of message is the sending to the russians. it was me speaking to the russian news agency ria novosti and see it's a fairly far ranging interview covering various different things centrally i think what he would like to get from russia the short answer is help and support. there are various like credible reasons to believe that recent weeks russia has dispatched mercenaries private military contractors from the ragnor group. to go in safeguard maturer himself where madeira was asked about this in the interview with the enormous city he said that he wasn't going to comments mysterious flights have been going between russia and venezuela over recent days and weeks. is also talking about russian involvement in mediation between. the venezuelan government. madeira himself and the opposition now or this could be interpreted as perhaps an olive branch to the opposition but it also could

alison kosik is joining us from the new york stock exchange. a bad 2018 for the markets. >> 2019 starting off very different, especially now that we're at the end of the first week of 2019. the day beginning with a super strong jobs report, showing 312,000 jobs were created, blowing away expectations. the unemployment rate moving higher but for good reason, showing more people getting back into the labor force. we saw stocks rally right from the open. by the time jay powell, the fed chair, began talking, we saw the market up about 420 points. once he started saying certain things, the market rocketed higher. over 600 points for the dow. that's because what has been worrying wall street is what kind of strategy the fed was going to take with its rate hiking plan. and once fed chair jay powell said comforting words like this, we'll be prepared to adjust. we're listening carefully to the message that the markets are sending, and the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. those were the buzz words that got investors to jump back

humiliating moment for this former head of state unwilling to hand over power after an election defeat to alison ouattara supporters known as the young patriots went from house to house killing anyone they thought were foreigners or supporters of ouattara three thousand people were killed in the four months long civil war now they're back on the streets in the popular neighborhood of a bag stronghold. the chance is finally free for the people of. this is the cause of celebration that this trial at the international criminal court. the judge's decision is a setback for prosecutors and thousands of victims of the civil war who continue to call for justice to no one under way it. is free the violence will come back and it could get even worse maybe another person will take power and create the same problems we don't want to see he will cut way from his crimes. but we still be considered a war criminal by some a hero to others. this in a country trying to move on from a violent past in search of reconciliation and a brighter future nicholas hawke al-jazeera. hundreds of on journeys making their way

saturday has been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. at least twenty eight people have been killed when two boats capsized off djibouti the boats are killing at least one hundred thirty migrants and refugees when they took over shortly after departing many of them are still missing thousands of migrants from east africa often attempt to cross the red sea to find work in gulf countries. the saudi you know you coalition in yemen says it will release seven who the prisoners after the who these released a saudi prisoner on tuesday the international committee of the red cross facilitate the transfer of the prisoners back to riyadh he's suffering from advanced hepatitis c. the u.n. envoy to yemen martin griffiths says he wants to make prisoner swaps more common to preserve a shaky cease fire. official break here not just zero one when we come back a boss of chinese tech john hawaii's back in puerto she fights against extradition to the u.s. . went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay wit

saturday as been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. well as we mentioned earlier russia is a close ally of nicolas maduro and says it's ready to help facilitate mediation in a briefing a short time ago foreign minister sergei lavrov said in order for negotiations to be successful and as well as opposition is to drop all preconditions related in the region that it will to mottled if this mediation sees any attempt to include any kind of preconditions dinette kind of mediation is unlikely to be fruitful or useful it is unlikely to be supported we call upon the opposition to refuse ultimatums and to work together independently god is only by the interests of the venezuelan people and the joins us from moscow research various countries rally around maduro how is russia trying to play the situation. well i think we can certainly see similarities with what's going on here regarding venezuela and what was happening a few years ago in syria with that was russia say yes there should be talks yes of course there should be dialogue but the oppos

alison sargent explains.acron did not mention the yellow vests in his new year's address, but he did talk about anger, taking a more combative tone and in his last televised address in december when he responded to the demand. this time, macron did not hold back from criticizing the violence, which has been going on for over a month. pretextpeople use the of speaking on behalf of the people. they are nothing but a megaphone from an angry mob. the police, journalists, foreigners, homosexuals, that is the negation of france. -- >> the french president said he will announce the details of a natural to -- national debate to take place in march. the little come -- political opponents were quick to respond. he was accused of being patronizing while marine le pen called him an imposter. protesters vests said they did not bother matching -- wanting the president's speech. >> did you listen? >> not at all. -- tune that did to in in were not impressed. >> we don't expect anything from him. it did not add anything to wh

saturday as beneath power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison there are. a blast of arctic air from what's being described as a polar vortex is bringing dangerously cold weather to parts of the u.s. and canada the u.s. midwest region is particularly hard hit chicago and michigan a blanket in heavy snow while minneapolis recorded the coldest temperature minus twenty nine degrees celsius thousands of flights have been canceled and schools are closed in canada a storm dumped more than twenty five centimeters of snow in toronto the heaviest snowfall in a decade. well more on that coming up in the weather later and then on the power struggle in venezuela we'll examine wipe china is standing by in the can is about to run. and america's top spies find holes in donald trump's foreign policy claims during a checking q. and a on capitol hill or not stay with us. we got some really still weather now pushing into western parts of europe and see this latest weather system rolling in across the press potentially western parts of france at the parallel pressur

so alison the countryside it's crucial to keep to pods and trails especially in winter . the city of kishan was once two separate communities the towns were joined in one thousand nine hundred thirty six but both still retain very individual identities cotton kitchen is the older of the two situated along a trade route from venice to alex book it was founded by the romans over two thousand years ago. so it's historic facades that is its central showpiece. founded about eight hundred years later garmisch isn't as old and grand more like a quirky little sister with lots of pedestrian zones shops and restaurants. just. as loyal to a new year's you may know that every now and then we like to visit people from all over the globe to have them show us the most beautiful places in their home country this time our trip takes us to central america giovanna wanted to show us around san jose the capital of costa rica. one of the yes why just yes i'm giovanna in san jose the capital of kusturica is that it today. i am going to show you around my city again but will also take a trip to

saturday as been a power struggle continues with no end in sight both inside and outside of the country alison. the u.n. special envoy for yemen is trying to preserve the cease fire deal in the key port city of her data martin griffiths met with the issue three in saudi led coalition delegations in the city and urged both sides to withdraw a new outbreak of fighting between the two sides is threatening to unravel the deal struck in sweden last month. this report. the ceasefire intraday there appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the saudi and emirate he led military coalition are on the move took up certain areas near the who think controlled capital sana'a u.n. envoy martin griffiths met who think a mound to plead with them to maintain the whole day to cease fire which began six weeks ago the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic our our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on w

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alison's or has already lost nine kilos in the exercise program. miguel joined recently he's here today for a checkup. the doctor believes a daily regimen of two thousand steps should do the trick and keep him on track. but his opponents say the program really brings people together. who believe. that having saving this a huge advantage if you do this is a group and you don't want to look stupid in front of everybody. so you take part of the even though some days you don't feel like it was actually work everything you're working out with your neighbors it creates a kind of community feeling. studies indicate that half of the adults in spain are overweight and that number has doubled over the past twenty years it's a real problem. with the unemployment rate is high a lot of people just aren't motivated to exercise more and eat sensibly. and move response holy you don't have to take responsibility for their own health but you can't pin the blame for obesity just on individuals. there are social factors to. see food was once popular anglesea but now m