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. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up uganda's main opposition leader warning that thursday's elections will not be free or fair. >>> as the band caught up in the theater attack, prepare to play again, french politicians debate whether to extend the state of emergency. >>> cuba and the u.s. sign a deal to resume direct commercial flights, but is the island ready for an influx of tourists. >>> and after a deadly riot, authorities find saunas, aquariums, and other luxury items in a mexican prison. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for joining us. the united nations syrian enjoy is in damascus pushing to get humanitarian aid to besieged areas. he has held talks with the syrian foreign minister in the capitol. he says the president bashar al-assad has an obligation to deliver humanitarian aid to all besieged areas in the country. >> we have been talking about the issue about humanitarian unhindered access to all besieged areas, not only by the government, but also by the opposition and by isil. and we will have another meet

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.e program. >> this is a victory that cannot be denied. >>> wikileak founder julian assange says he has been vindicated by a u.n. fining that he should be allowed to walk free. >>> burundian refugees say the government is sendingge

. ♪ hello there i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.o coming up on the program. the humanitarian situation in conflict-torn yemen also under the spotlight. as the band caught up in the theater attack in paris, prepared to play again, french politicians debate whether to extend the state of emergency. ♪ >>> plus, cuba and the u.s. sign a deal to resume direct commercial flights, but is the island ready for an influx of tourists? ♪ >>> the united nations syria envoy is in damascus, pushing to get humanitarian aid delivered to besieged areas of the war-torn country. and u.n. sources indicate that the government has actually agreed. he said the government has an obligation to allow the u.n. to deliver aid to all syrians, and it will be tested on wednesday. from the turkish border with syria, zana hoda reports. >> reporter: the battle for aleppo enters its third week. there is no sign that a u.s. russia deal to pause the fighting will happen, but there is a sign of hope for the hundreds of thousands of syrians living in besieged areas across

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.o coming up on the program. >> this is a victory that cannot be denied. >>> wikileak founder julian assange says he has been vindicated by a u.n. fining that he should be allowed to walk free. >>> burundian refugees say the government is sending agents into camps in tanzania to hunt down its opponents. >>> and while the u.k.'s art bubble may be about to burst. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for joining us. syria's government and its allies are intensifying their major offensive around the country's largest city aleppo. military forces have captured the village as they tighten their grip around the province to cut rebel supply lines. the bombardment campaign has resulted in this tens of thousands of people fleeing and gathering at the border with turkey. zana hoda reports from the border now. >> reporter: the suffering is growing, tens of thousands of syrians are again on the move. those who have arrived to the turkish border are not being allowed in. these people are from the northern countrys

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, this is the news hour live from london. thank you for joining us. in the next 60 minutes. thousands treatment to the border with turkey as syria's government moves a step closer to encircling aleppo. >>> burundian refugees they the government is senninging agents into camps in tanzania to hunt down its opponents. >>> wikileaks founder, julian sa

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. >> barbara is remarkable. she reminds me of sarah blakely who founded spanks. she has really worked to develop this small business. >> reporter: castor and the congressional delegation she led crowded into barbara's small ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> she inserted medicine bottles into cardboard boxes for sale. >> reporter: now she's supporting herself and her family. >> and it's given her family money in their pocket to be able to buy a home. this is pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> reporter: congresswoman castor told me she is more exited than -- committed than ever of lifting the embargain o. >>> the president and the rolling stones and the tampa bay rays will all be in cuba next month. it's gonna be a big event. and you can count on us to bring you the coverage of the changes taking place. and that includes president obama's historic visit. i plan to be in havana next month before, during, and after the president's trip. >>> an emotional reunion for a bay area family. >> we were there as the family l

. >> barbara is remarkable, reminding me of sarah blakely she has really worked to develop her small business. >> reporter: caster and her delegation crowded into barbara's small home to find out not long ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> she inserted medicine bottles into card board boxes for sale. >> reporter: now she is supporting herself and her family. >> it has given her family money in their pocket to be final buy a home, and this is pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> reporter: and the congresswoman says she is more inspired than ever to lift the embargo. >> thank you, jeff. you can count on us to bring you complete coverage of the changes coming to cuba, including president obama's historic visit. keith cate will be in havana that's what it is going to cost to fix this, the house that caught on fire in hyde park. tampa fire and rescue says a candle caused the mess. two people were inside at the time, but they did make it out, and they are doing okay this morning. >>> now to an 8 on your side alert, they start dozens of of fi

barbara hernandez. she supports her family making baby clothes and shirts for men. >> she reminds me of sarah blakely who founded spanx. she has really worked to develop her small business. >> reporter: caster and her led crowded into barbara's home to find out not long ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> she inserted medicine bottles into card board boxes for sale. >> reporter: and now she is supporting herself and her family. >> it has given her family money in their pocket to be able to buy a home. it's pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> reporter: the congresswoman said she is now more committed than ever to lifting the embargo to help barbara and her small, but growing, business. >> thank you, jeff. very interesting prospective there you can count on news channel 8 to bring you coverage including president obama's historic visit. keith cate will be in havana next month for the trip. >>> $75,000 in damage. that's what it is going to take to fix this, a house that you can see the flame there is. it looks like it's cell phone video. tampa fire and rescu

. >> sarah: speaking of lightning, look at these pictures sent to 7 from barbara in framingham. it's hard to believe these were taken early this morning, making the lightning -- the lightning middle of the day. of course it was dark outside. even driving enter work this morning, the bolting of lightning were so strong, seeing them come down toward the city. >> christa: a lot of water on the roadways. two hands on the wheel as you head out. chris, how long will it stick around? >> chris: it looks like for the next two hours. the morning commute, 6:00 a.m. and on, mabley dry. severe thunderstorm getting set to expire. down through plymouth county, these strongest storms now off to the east. we had quite the lightning show marshfield, duxbury, up into scituate and gusty winds. still have some gusty winds, just not as strong as the worst of the storm has passed off to the east. in the city of boston, an amazing light show 2:45, 3:00 a.m. not only, that we had damaging wind gusts coming down. we had wind gusts 69mph in boston and 83mph on top of blue hill. out toward carver, back tow

barbara: today a new push to found find a missing teenager. sarah graham was last seen february 4, 2015, in robinson county. in two hours at 7:00 the f.b.i. announce a new reward. she left the home to drive to work at a wal-mart in pembroke. she never showed up. john: a sixth victim in cumberland county came forward with damage caused by three teenagers accused of throwing bricks or rocks off, 95 ton vehicles. within got an earful from the judge judge. >> [inaudible]. john: the judge setting him straight after was more concerned about getting his car back from police than the charges he faces. the teenagers can face 37 years in prison if convicted. you want to keep the abc11 mobile app handy today as we volunteer follow sheplts in the hack attack in cary. a person will face a judge. he's accused of hacking in the and changing -- network in october and changing grades. he could have more four years in jail if convicted. barbara: wake county school leader are asking for $2 billion for cancelschool construction. they made the request and commissioners

it happened in the home of barbara fernandez, a cuban woman who supports her family making baby clothes and shirts for men. >> she remines me of sarah blakely who founded spanks who is from clearwater. she has worked to develop this small business. >> reporter: castor and the crowded into barbara's small home to find out not long ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> where she inserted medicine bottles into cardboard boxes for sale. >> reporter: she's supporting herself and her family now. >> and it has given her family money in their pocket to be able to buy a home. this is pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> congresswoman castor told me she is more committed than avenue to lifting the embargo to help barbara in her small but growing business. jeff paterson, news channel 8. >> you can count on news channel 8 to cover the changes in cuba and that includes president obama's historic visit. keith kate will be in havana next month for the trip. >>> the small island wants becomes president. stay with us. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some pre

barbara: testimony continues in the trial of a phapbman charmed with murder. a witness was put on the stand thursday. sarah redden said she was the lookout for the accuse the traveon smith and her boy friend ronald anthony who is serving redden said smith feels on the balcony of the apartment on the night in may of 2001 when huggins jones was stabbed and beaten to death. you can watch the trial streaming this morning. john: with four days until the new hampshire primary hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off in their first one-on-one debate. barbara: it had some of the most heated exchanges so far. reporter: the top two democrats face to face for the last time before the new hampshire primary. >> i think it is time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out out. reporter: they clashed over charges of forth standing up to -- not standing up to wall street. >> i helped lead the effort against deregulation. john: hillary clinton dodged the question of releasing speeches. >> i don't know the status. reporter: she showed muscle on >> i fully concede to secretary clinton

barbara. we also have a full wrap-up of all the candidates coming your way from new hampshire. >> sarah: and then there were two. hillary clinton and bernie sanders a uferling -- offering their final pitches before voters in the granite state head to the polls. also our storm form coverage continues. we're keeping an eye on the roads, swell. j.r., what's coming up for us? >> jeremy: a messy morning, sarah. rain will change over to snow. once that happen, road conditions will quickly deteriorate through the morning hours and through the middle however, it does improve late this afternoon and this evening. storm time line and snowfall at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection. wake up with wegmans family pack 1,2,3,4 you can save 30% or more. from tasty energy bars to creamy and delicious yogurt. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. how can you save 30% or more? wegmans family pack. we do it because we're family too. >> sarah: welcome back. we are in storm force mode. depending on where you are,

sarah redden. anthony pleaded guilty last year to avoid the death penalty. charges against redden remain. barbara: you can watch the hearing live on nbc.com. abc 11 eyewitness news. john: jury selection is scheduled to get underway today. in the trial of a man accused of killing a student 20 years ago. edwin long is accused of killing her remains, later found by construction workers off u.s. one near control -- 197. he was indicted in december after additional testing. barbara: a man accused of shooting a toddler will take the stand today. marion laney is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. the toddler was shot inside a home daycare tuesday afternoon. released. the child was not the target and the shooting does not appear to be random. john: a man involved in a locked up this morning. officers went to a road on friar tuck road to serve warrants on this man. kennedy refused to come out. drawn. police evacuated several nearby houses as a precaution. four hours later, kennedy was taken into custody. major -- barbara: major general will hold a hearing in training and equipping

sarah murray, thanks very much. and as we should point out, and it was just recognized here in the hall, former first lady, barbara bush, and former president george h.w. bush are in attendance tonight. and as soon as they came in, there was everybody in the hall stood up and applauded, a standing ovation. as we wait for rnc chairman, reince priebus, to make some opening remarks tonight, i'm joined now by chief political analyst, gloria borger, and chief national correspondent and inside politics anchor, john king. john, in terms of what these candidates need to do tonight. i mean, for marco rubio, for ted cruz, the pressure really could not be any higher. >> it could not be any higher. even for john kasich, as well. we have these three candidates who say, we're staying in. the establishment wants to have one alternative to trump. the establishment prefer it be rubio. they would accept casic. they don't like cruz. you have these three candidates who are struggling. donald trump is three in one. let's start there. and he's favored in ten of the 11 states that vote next on tuesday. donald trump is in the driver's seat. t

and in retaliation rally the governor tells sarah when he is he ready to establish the mission of santa barbara that no, that's not what happened on this trip. only the royal presidio will be established at its chapel, and the mission is going to have to wait. in the biography in which this incident is reported, sarah is very upset by this development. but we have here not only a document that tells us about this complex relationship between religious and civil and military poverty but also tells us that this is when santa barbara is touted as a spanish colonial town. this is her birthday, the 21st of april 1782. this addendum in different color ink was by the man who founded the santa barbara mission four years later after serra's have when he is now president of the california mission of the system. county we see serra's signature, very elaborate signature signed president. i just find it a remarkable piece of history all on one pa page. >> as the fires came and announced the european population game, or the colonists came, the non-indigenous population came, a world was changing. environment

barbara bush. the narrative because of marco rubio getting the endorsement of nikki haley. she has high popularity numbers and was sought after by so many different candidates. kind of what you saw sarah palin was to donald trump's endorsement in iowa is what nikki haley's was in south carolina. >> after tomorrow, we have another ... >> reporter: it stings. >> yeah. another set of contexts next week. but they are already looking ahead to march 1. talk some about that if you would. >> reporter: it will be there before you know it. there is still a debate next week in texas that will be for the republicans. this is one that was a little controversial. going to be cnn that will be hosting it. it will be geared toward the latino vote. when we talked about texas, it will be one of the key voting blocks. then democrats, they will have their next contest. they will have their primary a week for now and clinton james clyburn. he was on the fence. a very influential congressman from south carolina. if she does well tomorrow in nevada, she will be riding high into south carolina. plenty of fun to watch. >> absolutely. it is an exciting time as if it hasn't been exciting already to this point. s

barbara: kanye west is stirring controversy on twitter. he said yesterday that bill cosby was innocent. he did not elaborate and apparently ignored numerous angry responses. word sarah silverman and bill cosby is facing charges in pennsylvania and has been accused of more than 50 women assaulting -- 50 women assaulted by him over the years. a breakthrough in a 56-year-old murder. john: a priest is now facing murder charges. he was arrested in phoenix, arizona yesterday. he is accused of murdering her in 1960. she was a former teacher and beauty queen and was 25 years old at the time. -- heard her confession and he was the last person to see her. he has denied any involvement. barbara: nla, an elderly man is recovering after he spent at least four days trapped in an outdoor vending stand without food and water. he somehow locked himself inside while selling newspapers. someone heard him on monday afternoon and called the police. he survived unseasonably high temperatures over the weekend. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. john: i suspected thieves caught in the act. this guy is accused of stealing money from a photo booth in illinois. the camera was snappin

have one as the mission and in retaliation the governor tells sarah when you're ready you are ready to establish the mission of santa barbarathat's not going to happen on this trip. only the royal will be established and the chapel and the mission is going to have to wait and in the biography in which the incident is recorded a save sarah is very upset by the development. so what we have here is not only a document that tells us about this complex relationship between the religious and military authorities but it also tells us that this is when santa barbara is founded as a spanish colonial town. this is the 21st of april 1782 and this addendum down here in a different color ink was eventually established and found in the mission four years later after the death of how president of the president of the california mission system and down here we see the signature and it's a very elaborate signature signed the president of the mission system and i find it a remarkable piece of history all on one page. as they announced the european population came over the colonists came, the non- indigenous population came out of world was c

sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. you probably couldn't miss the thunderstorms rolling through overnight. the thunder and the lightning, the howling winds. take a look at this picture. this was from barbara in framingham. it looks like it's the middle of the day. but that's lightning we're looking at there. >> sarah: . >> sarah: and there are thousands of power out ams across the state this morning, as well. national grid reporting more than 13,000 and a little more than 9,000 eversource customers without power. the good news, those numbers are way down in the last half hour. if you're headed out to working right now, wet roads and high winds will be the biggest issues. minute, but first let's send it over the chris lambert with more on your forecast. >> chris: sarah, not only the wet roads, but all of the wind overnight, a lot of those side streets lined by trees had tree branches come down some watch out for tree branches in the roads this morning. lighter rains in the city of boston. still a thunderstorm down through southeastern mass, essentially stretching from marshfield back close to the bridgewater area. this thunderstorm is lifting off to the north and could get a gust of wind 4

. >>> all right, sarah has won the dubai championships tight follow a second time. cruise to go a 6-love. six-2 win over barbaraesult confirmed in suction 66 minutes, meaning that she moves back in to the top 20 rankings. she will be 17th and also the first italian to win this competition. >> translator: i am extremely happy. very pleased. it's an unexpected victory for me. i didn't expect anything especially in the initial week. i have no idea that i would even be here now. i was doubting it and talking to my coach and in the end, we decided i should come. it was very tough the first week. but i am very happy to be the winner. >>> the worlds cyclist have his been tackling some dramatic scenery in oman, going through some steep mountains. the second stage win at the tour. and italy is in pole position. holding a 152nd lead heading in to the final stage which takes place on sunday. >>> new zealand captain is insuring a memorable finish to his international career, the 34-year-old is playing in his 100st and final test match and made history on the opening day against australian christchurch sigh scoring the fast