the democratic leader's filibuster, and advance instead a bipartisan bill that would put this mess behind us. the bill before us does three things that every democrat and republican should be able to support. first, it ends the shutdown and restores full funding for the federal government through february 8th. second, it extends health insurance for 9 million vulnerable children. and, third, it will enable congress to resume serious bipartisan talks on the important issues facing our nation. i respect the passion that many of my friends in this chiamber, democrats and republican alike bring to the major issue before the senate, all of these issues. each of us brings our own views and personal perspectives to discussions of immigration policy. or health care reform. or details of government spending. but we should not let the political feuds or policy disagreements obscure the simple fact that every member of this body care cares deeply about the challenges facing our country. all of us want to make life better for the american people. bearing this in mind, i hope and intend that we can reach

i want to put all this behind us. the personal issues

came to cologne today this was the hot spot of demonstration today in germany and as you can see behind us the police was ready for intervention the police stopped the demonstration about two thirty this afternoon because demonstrate and used flags from exxon and. the flag is forbidden in germany because he's a former leader of the p.k. cane. and that's why the demonstrations were not able to continue the protests because they didn't take down the flag. now to some of the other stories making news around the world check president militias a man has been reelected to another five year term officials all show him winning around fifty three percent of the vote in today's runoff election the euro skeptic president has frequently warned of what he calls the dangers of islamic mass migration he defeated economic theory of the rock who is seen as friendlier to brussels. saudi arabian billionaire prince ali one lead bin tell others has been released from detention this comes more than two months after he was confined to a luxury hotel during the kingdom's crackdown on corruption the prominent busi

came to cologne today this was the hot spot of demonstration today in germany and as you can see behind us the police was ready for intervention the police stopped the demonstration about two thirty this afternoon because demonstrate and used flex from. on and on the flag is forbidden in germany because he's a former leader of the p.k. k. the kurdish workers party and that's why the demonstrations were not able to continue the protests because they didn't take down the flag. germany's green party has elected to new leaders that was part of a reshuffle triggered after the sale ear of the party's coalition talks the chancellor merkel's conservative bloc and the pro-business free democrats robert back will now head up the greens alongside and then up our block both belong to the greens pragmatic wing breaking a tradition of electing a leftist centrist. today is international holocaust remembrance day it's marked on every year on the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz nazi concentration camp by the soviet red army in one nine hundred forty five former inmates of the camp in poland

we raised the objective behind us which is to allow the certain to set a narrative. nonetheless, this is where we are. we have votes to politicize the andess, to prohibit the fbi department of justice into selectively release only be majority's distorted memo without the full facts. history ofday in the this committee. said, sadly- as i the president of the united states will not put the national interest over the interests of his own. in denying themselves to hear -- that is a deeply regrettable state of affairs, but it shows we have a flawed person, that flaw can in fact the whole of government and today, tragically it affected our community. we are not talking about the investigation. we're talking about the distraction they created. they attacked the democratic process and one can imagine a scenario they would be just as likely to attack a republican candidate. it has been public they reported ofm time to time some kind , a the chairman made it formal. broadsidewholesale against two of our respected institutions and brings to mind a week ago when we took up the m

twoest we have two options see what happened behind us and see what happened behind us and see what happenedey. arsenal scored four first half goals to sink crystal palace 4—1. chelsea won the early kick off 4—0 with two edin hazard goals. and stoke city are out of the relegation zone. their 2—0 win over huddersfield giving manager paul lambert a win in his first game in charge in the scottish cup, ryan christie sccored twice for aberdeen as they eased their way into the fifth round with a 4—1win over championship side st mirren. adam rooney opened the scoring from the spot before christie's double gave them a 3—1 lead at half time. then the goal of the game came two minutes into the second half — gary mackay—steven's outstanding effort to seal their place in sunday's fifth round draw. celtic, dundee united and motherwell also won. scarlets have become the first welsh side since 12 to reach the quarter—finals of the european competition. well saracens' lifeline is at the expense of 0spreys who lost 24—7 at pool leaders clermont auvergne. nick abendanon gave the hosts the lead. clermont led 1

we have a live show happening behind us here. all the fans have turned out. we also have the pep band behind us. then we have james here, how long have you been an eagles fan? >> since 1984. >> reporter: break down what's going to happen? >> what's going to happen is trouble for atlanta. listen, we're going to run the ball. we're going to play defense. two touchdowns, no interceptions. we're going to handle things tomorrow because we're better than atlanta. true fans know this. >> reporter: okay. listen, the man has spoken. you're laughing, do you agree with him? >> i'm right there with him. >> reporter: what do you have to say about tomorrow's game? >> it's do or go home. you know, this is philadelphia. we're not scared of this. everyone is like we like this kind of stuff. we're a city of underdogs. >> reporter: i need you to come together and give me one final eagles chant. this is my last hit on the show. you ready? >> what we doing? let's do this. >> one two three. >> eagl-a-g-l-e-e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: we're going to send it back to you guys. again, a

and any other public assets they could get their hands on including this beautiful building behind us the building behind us a purchase of freehold for twenty five point three million pounds without any consultation without even the local labor councillors knowing about it i put some of accusations to barry cooke i'm not going to comment on that it seems to me that that's a very very strong statement all i can say is that i've looked at the issues that we're dealing with in relation to fire safety on housing on making sure that we've got people that you know directing the team when we're directing work ourselves to make sure that people are safe but obviously level accusations directly colleagues like former deputy council leader what filled the mill and they had massive master plans and some people bring in their experience from elsewhere on the current deputy leaders his property developer and others who were just merely aspiring to be property developers named socially conscious capital how socially conscious is it that while serving in public office he was also b m y and then dine

and so we have a lot of positive things behind us. we have a wonderful team of architects that's going to make this project absolutely gorgeous. and as mayor breed said, 108 families will be housed here permanently in affordable housing that is beautiful, fits in with the neighborhood and will be a joy and source of pride for all of us, including ground floor retail space and community garden. for that said, our lenders are going to speak in a moment, we want to thank bank of america and state housing of development as well. and i can't wait for 18 months from now, we want to do it faster and better, we'll see what we can do on that. thank you for being here, we can't wait to celebrate and keep the legacy of mayor lee going. thank you. (applause) >> thank you david. we all know that the city is an important partner financially and in every way possible but there are also other financial partners, the state of california through housing and community development is one of those partners. craig shields is here to represent the state. >>

we have two options, see what happened behind us, see what happened behind us, see what happened in front out of relegation zone, paul lambert getting a win in his first game in charge. in the scottish cup aberdeen eased their way into the next round with a 4—1 over st mirren. the goal of game came two minutes into the second half. look at this from gary mackay—steven. here are the other results in the scottish cup. three games were postponed because of the bad weather. saracens have given themselves a life line to qualify for the quart finals of the champions cup with a victory over northampton. they had to win against saints and did so running in seven tries in a dominant attacking display. they still need other results to go their way tomorrow to reach the last day of the competition. scarlets are carrying welsh hopes after becoming the first welsh side to qualify for the first welsh side to qualify for the tournament for six years. they beat toulon 30—27. the second semi—final at the masters snooker is under way in london. betweenjohn higgins and mark alan. these are not live pictures

they were squarely behind us. we have seen were squarely behind us.ey said this is something that cannot be overturned. we have damaged trade unionism globally. we've worked with our collea g u es globally. we've worked with our colleagues in canada and the united states. this is a victory for workers. the prime minister spoke to donald trump about the dispute in davos this week. theresa may tweeted that she welcomed the decision as good news for british industry. people here had been prepared for more bad news from across the atlantic, but they are delighted with this unexpected result. after months of worry, bombardier‘s victory in the street dispute has brought a great sense of relief. —— in this trade dispute. as larry nassar begins to what amounts to a life sentence, the fallout from the abuse scandal has been swift and decisive. as larry nassar begins to what amounts to a life sentence, the fallout from the abuse scandal has been swift and decisive. the entire board of usa gymnastics has gone and there have been other resignations too. mark holl

just behind us that was a very active front important because of course on the border and it's a high point so what you're seeing turkey doing the f.s.a. the free syrian army fighters that inside syria is trying to secure the entire border area so this is sort of the northern border area of the province and then it goes further west and i can tell you this location yesterday driving back you could see airstrikes along the border so it was hit very hard of course the consequence of. is what's happening to the civilians inside that province speaking just sources on the ground there will tell you that many people are fleeing trying to seek shelter inside the city we've also had reports of people sheltering in caves it's very very difficult to give you a clear picture because it's difficult to get a picture out when speaking to sources trying to cross-reference things we are hearing that civilians have been killed in this operation turkey says it's trying its hardest not to target civilians that it only targets the. but of course you know it is a war and things in war abide by any real ru

in the sky throughout the period that we've been here all morning we've seen airstrikes as well behind us heavy smoke and also just briefly because of the location where and i'll get to zoom in you'll also see in the distance those tents those are camps for the internally displaced in side syria we went into syria just a couple of days ago and millions of people remain you know in camps in very difficult conditions in the winter adrian with nowhere to go and again this war simply changes its course so yes this front now which is sort of the eastern north eastern front of a very active today there was more to very outgoing now as we were talking we drove up along the western front which is usually very active as well in terms of outgoing artillery that was relatively quiet so it seems to be all happening here today i know it's a lot for the south from where you are but i know you're across watch what's happening the eastern ghouta just outside damascus where a russia brokered cease fire has been in place since saturday the reports of violations that cease fire. yes three people killed yest

there has been a violence, these protests are not behind us. >> chris: the iranian state prosecutor said this is the work of the cia. he talked specifically about your top man on the iran desk. >> false. this was the reigning people started and created and continued by them. demanding better living conditions in a break from the racine. >> you have been very clear in your statements about the regime. president trump has been clear about it. why is that our top european allies failed to support us. in france joined with russia and china and said this is not a fit subject to bring up. >> my sense is that were in the same position. when i talked to my counterparts in europe there with us in working to figure out ways to counter iran's behavior throughout the world. we are working together with them in that effort. >> chris: the president faces some deadlines in the next ten days weather not to stay in the iran dealer reimpose sanctions. congress is working on legislation. could they do something that would make it sensible and reasonable to stay in? >> they could. this is not my lane direct

well it's relatively quiet were in the same location as yesterday behind us i'll just get to show you where that intensive fighting was going on yesterday you can see the mountain you could probably see that white wall that so the wall turkey built with syria a lot of airstrikes there yesterday were shell artillery rocket fire going out from here to those locations we have seen some jets in the sky today we've heard some explosions in the distance but it's nothing as intense as it was yesterday what turkey is trying to do at the moment is to push the wipe away from its borders in that province but of course that has a toll there's been relentless shelling in some areas airstrikes of course and we do know civilians are being affected turkey says it's not targeting civilians it's only targeting white positions but is always the case with war michele it is there are no clear lines so that is a really desperate situation for people inside sources we've spoken to will say that people are trying to flee the border areas closer into the city of. the operation hasn't reached there yet from wh

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i knew as the men came out and came around behind us, that they could see us. >> those men had already killed dozens of shoppers. in this video, captured by a security camera, a wounded person is prodded by a terrorist. other parts two graphic to broadcast show the gunmen callously shooting people throughout the mall, even the injured. as the siege dragged on, the outside world was beginning to get some idea of how terrible it was. >> good evening, loud explosions heard tonight in the capital of nairobi. >> those trapped inside the mall couldn't know they were part of a terrorist attack. faith and her two kids we mained absolutely still. it was their only chance for survival, but her mind raced. >> thinking about my husband, where is he? how will he get to know about this incident. i'm wondering will any of my children get shot? will i get shot and my children have no minor after this. >> faith was determined to protect her children at any cost. >> i remember at some point covering the children, my son's head and my daughter's head and i said any bullet would have to pass through me fi

drama, ihis political remain eager to get back to the table and put this behind us. i must ask, what was gained here at the expense of the american people? at the expense of our nation's reputation as a great and deliberative republic? every policy in the house original bill the senate passed today. every single policy is the same. if the senate had passed the same bill on friday, all of this disgraceful political theater would have never happened. now, as it always should have been, our government will open. our troops will be paid and our children will have health insurance. but that's not enough. we cannot continue to repeat the same mistakes again. , ity father used to tell me is not your mistakes that define you. is what you learn from them. so let us commit to each other in the american public that we will not continue to fund our government through these short-term crs. let's commit that we will pass, through both houses, every approach -- every appropriation bill with full funding for our troops, full funding for defense , and full funding for every service o

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more yet you think you would back then members of the political system stood behind us that was important but today that's not the case. i understand the economic hardship the unemployment rising prices but with the current protests i do not see a clear goal there's no concrete plan demonstrations need to be organized. by the about them it is either of us it has all. we ask if it's dangerous to protest the whole thing as banish was of course many students end up in prison this way without achieving anything or maybe this time they'll accomplish something nobody knows if the demonstrations had a clear goal maybe i would take part again along with my entire family i. was quite ambitious to shake out when. it's mostly very young people often without any job prospects who've been clashing with security forces they're seeking out confrontation by attacking police stations and ripping up posters of iran's supreme religious leader on tuesday the supreme leader spoke out about the protests for the first time and he blamed foreign elements that that's. but iran's enemies have conspired together an

the dark mornings will be behind us. get better soon.ery soon. hello. after a fairly quiet spell of weather, there is a lot of weather coming our way over the next few days. it starts with wet and windy fare, and then we really get into the week, which will be much colder. there'll be some snow in the forecast, and it'll be a good deal windier than was the past week. as i say, it starts off on a wet and windy note. nowhere more so than if you happen to be close to this weather front, as it starts the day across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles, gradually easing its wayjust a little bit further towards the south and east. butjust in time for the school run and the commute, there's a lot of wet and windy weather to be had, all the way from sort of lincolnshire and east anglia, down through the south and east midlands, down into the south—east itself, parts of the west country. and even once the persistent rain has gone, there is a great raft of showers following on behind. some of these quite heavy, prolonged, and they may we

the time for trivial fights is behind us. strategist ron christie, who was an adviser for president georgesident george w bush. event, prime what about the excerpts from the white house? -- de marchi event. i expect him to be nonconfrontational. nonconfrontational. in washington and raise the discourse. discourse. about everything from immigration to the fbi and the russia probe? the fbi and the russia probe? russia collusion story, yes, i think there's an opportunity. there's an opportunity. way for an image infrastructure deal —— for an infrastructure deal. way for an image infrastructure deal -- for an infrastructure deal. -- dekker. dekker. on the economy ahead of the looming midterm election. midterm election. confidence, yes, america is going well economically. well economically. back to the future in the choice of their casting for their response. their casting for their response. donald] trump and it isn't complimentary. complimentary. kennedy, american royalty when it comes to a political dynasty. comes to a political dynasty. fresh and that is what it he will say, character matte

it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a cloning breakthrough in china and now the baby monkeys that you see behind me they don't just look alike they are identical researchers created them using the same cloning method that produced dolly the sheep almost twenty years ago but there's a big difference monkeys are primates just like us humans and now the question is being asked are we next. me chills sean and they might just look like two cute baby mechanics but they also represent a breakthrough that has excited scientists around the wild the monkeys are close the very first successful clones of a primate using the method to produce dolly researches that the chinese academy of sciences presented them to the public this week the purpose of doing call me a monkey and use monkeys experiment animals is really for the human health for the cure in a few meant izzy's there are many other animal models who told us you can use mice was widely used but there has been difficulty. in using that as animal model for the human disease because mice are very far away from humans the process took over a year and one

we're singing fly eagles fly, i didn't realize until later that there were some vikings fans right behind uselt like. wait for it, wait for it. >> look at the side eye. i don't know if she's scared, mad or she realized she's on camera. i don't know what that look was again. >> i don't know what that look was. >> it is the best. >> we talked with them, they were such nice people. >> reason why they start, i looked back, he was mouthing the vikings fan, he was finished, maybe they will get a vikings fan singing eagles cheer. >> but they just did the eye. >> so we were talking back and forth before the game started, and then vikings came on the field in, problem at all, score, and i turned around they are trying to control themselves but they are thrilled that my god are we go to eagles on their home turf. >> they were reprehese they were wearing purple out there in the audience. they were nothong their shirts >> as long as they are polite. pele air really nice. >> they were also told to be scared. it is so weird. >> just don't say anything. be quiet. >> they almost got in the fight on the fiel

years. >> easily. >> we all talked to our fans through television at home but they are all here behind us>> yeah. >> everybody is here. by the way, when you walk in tracie has your dog head on a stick. >> there are more so please come out, we have until 10:00 a.m. >> now they are singing now. >> ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> i got to love it. >> here's three more letters s -u-e, sue. >> all right. we will hit them low, high and we will watch temperatures fly because things are improving as we head in the weekend, eight out of 10 today. we have bus stop buddy celebrating national popcorn day and don't forget to bundle up, it will get milder but still cold, 23 degrees and feels like 15, sunrise time at 7:19 we will see sunshine today, but by lunchtime 38, high temperature of 44, pretty seasonal for this time in january and we will have rest of that weekend forecast, including the game, all coming up in a few minutes, so lets go back to chickie and pete's, hi there bob. >> coffee and crab fries this morning live from south philadelphia, good morning, south philly. >> oh, baby all of the road l

certainly nervous and i think those are certainly knows about the debate that's going to take place behind us but yet again both the party leadership and those against have to they welcome such a debate and that's also a sign that the s.p.d. as a democratic party is willing at least to discuss and debate those positions openly we're getting a sense that today's vote isn't only important for the s.t.d. but also for merkel what's at stake for her for the country you say. well for her is a lot at stake merkel has already tried to form one coalition with the greens and the liberals with didn't work the only remaining option that she has to form a coalition is with the social democrats if today the social democrats vote against that then merkel would be left with very little options one of those options a minority government is something that the certain doesn't favor and she also doesn't favor the idea of a fresh election so for merkel this is certainly a very difficult moment and a moment that she will be watching very carefully today thomas sparrow in bonn thank you very much kurdish why p.g. m

the time for trivial fights is behind us. this time around is niall stanage, from the hill.ress lost you. joint session of congress lost you. prime—time tv for the former reality tv star. tv star. the white house is releasing parts of the speech. releasing parts of the speech. what is most interesting? is most interesting? interesting thing to me is the relative optimism of the speech. relative optimism of the speech. better time deliver the american dream. dream. a very dark vision of the united states. that is noteworthy. wanting to help on infrastructure and immigration. and immigration. one of the more favourable topics for that kind of outreach. for that kind of outreach. a very polarised moment right now in the united states. the united states. political incentive for democrats to work with president trump? work with president trump? not for very many of them. very many of them. i think that is an uphill battle. an uphill battle. and you think it will be, based on the excerpts you have seen some? the excerpts you have seen some? the united states coming together —— not

guess who was standing behind us vikings fans, look at them. >> look at how she's looking at me like i don't know, i don't know. she did give me a side eye. >> why did i come all the way for this, with all these eagles fans, i'm scared. >> it is monday january 22nd, 2018, fans in hotel rooms watching. >> we hope you enjoyed your stay. maybe you say liberty bell or something out of this. >> here's something you don't want to do put that vikings jersey on rocky at art museum. that was a bad idea. >> listen to this song. >> ♪ >> so we're playing feel good songs because everybody is feeling good, today. ryan, obviously you want to play james brown, i feel good. >> it is on the list. >> the song they were playing in the stadium because there were interesting song choices that you can help us rational ized. >> just think brick house, okay. >> i should mention when things aren't going your way, sometimes in minnesota or the game, you want to see liberty bell and is there a government shut down. >> yeah. >> you cannot see it. >> i don't think it is opened right now. sometimes when things are

traffic is moving smoothly behind us. for four hours between 3 a.m. 7:00 all southbound lanes of 280 were shut down to traffic because of an investigation into a shooting that happened. according to the chp, that shooting happened next to the 280 southbound off-ramp. that's where investigators spent the early morning hours going through the area, looking for evidence and shell casings. the chp says there were three to six victims involved in this shooting. we don't know the extent of their injuries or their conditions. what is also unclear is whether the victims were in the same vehicle. >> we, unfortunately, don't know. we are just investigating and collecting evidence and making the proper arrangements to get this investigated properly. >> reporter: according to the chp it was the victims of the shooting who called police to report the incident. the victims were able to drive themselves to san francisco general hospital where investigators have been trying to speak to them about what happened. but again the shooting on the freeway overnight shut dow

behind us this is extraordinary memorial tower dedicated in 1926. the foundation stone layed in 1921 when they gathered here to dedicate the project, begin the building works and this extraordinary tower which in its totality is larger than the statue of liberty. here a dominant feature and an extraordinary tribute for those who served in world war i and also marks the national engagement about the whole country coming behind this extraordinary effort to deal with this cataclysm that was happening in europe. this tower really is a spectacular sight. there's an elevator that runs up on the inside and many of our guests like to go up and capture the fantastic views of the plains of missouri and kansas from the tower. at nielghttime if view is extraordinary. it'll really quite beautiful. looking south down the mall when that's in the summertime or in the spring it's brilliant green. it's very engaging sight which is most fitting tribute to this tower that rests upon the memorial courtyard. this memorial courtyard is used for all sorts of activities. mo

studio here and i want to say we will be getting some sort of like graphics and stuff like that behind us but i just want to introduce you to our new studio here in raleigh so happy birthday to us happy birthday to soto she nakamoto. there's a toshi i do it. well stay tuned for the second half a lot coming your way. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending to do the twenty million and one fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great one more chance for. the face of this minute. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to return to our conversation michael pentel pen to a port dot com money manager extraordinary out there in new jersey the bayonne bleeder they call you yeah chuck what are the fox or well you know fall market was in town. yeah you almost beat momma deli really yea

tightly guarded area around parliament and finally sort of some home make his way into the building behind us so far there has been no sign of him at around noon a little after noon there's a big demonstration to be expected to hear his supporters who want to sort of say that yes he is their president but legally it is more more or less impossible to do this legally it cannot really be done to vote him into office against the will of the high court because that would mean that the standoff the constitution the stand off just continues and nothing can move forward and culture alone you barbara thanks so much for that now to some of the other stories making news this hour kenyan opposition supporters are celebrating ahead of a staged a ceremony to swear in their leader. as an alternative president he boycotted a rerun of the country's presidential vote last october calling it a sham can his attorney general is calling the swearing in ceremony an act of treason police have vowed to stop. arland is to hold a referendum in may on reforming the country's near complete ban on abortion. leo varadkar

. >> yeah, perhaps you notice the amusement park behind us. we'll give you a tour in moment a but first there is a >> we walk into the hotel and they have like super bowl stuff up. just hit me like it's here. >> reporter: feeling when you got off the plane. >> i was excited. walked to my room. everybody had nice stuff, nice duffle bags. i'm sdi waiting on that. other than that though it's been a cool experience. >> reporter: what's with that? you're an underdog everywhere you go. >> so i had to go in there get some shoes and get some stuff to wear, so, i don't know, underdog all day. >> reporter: underdogç all day. he actually bought a pair of jordans size 16. >> oh, boy. >> brandon and lane said it's tough to go to mall and find things they can buy. i guess they made out okay]+ñ. lane johnson they have a big game. they have to protect nick foles. >> lane johnson one of the players on the podium the building behind us for super bowl opening night live with the birds. brian anda5rharrie, back over to you. >> all right, the team sticking with th