we relied on bianca. i think it is going to be a deposit on a bungalow!funds mean she will be opening a pizzeria with her brother and mother. every time i won money, i put pizza money on the envelope and put it in the draw. any freebies if we popped round?l envelope and put it in the draw. any freebies if we popped round? a view. i will take that as a no! business is business. how was christmas? great, we went to liverpool and my mum made me a christmas dinner. lovely, i wished mum made me a christmas dinner. lovely, iwished i mum made me a christmas dinner. lovely, i wished i could have eaten more, but i was watching my weight. defending her european crown as the main target for 2018. first, a couple of weeks holiday.|j main target for 2018. first, a couple of weeks holiday. i am going to get as big as i can and it has much as i can, i am not going to train. then i am going to come back and start again. after the year she has had, she certainly deserves it. now to a story of one athlete fighting his way back to competition after a potentially life—threat

bianca walkden's taekwondo success meant her and her boyfriend could afford a deposit on their first house it was done and dusted in perth but there was a glimer of light in melbourne — the ashes will finish in sydney starting at 11.30 tonight. england have already lost the series — they are 3—0 down but after a draw in the boxing day test they will hoping to gain something from the for patrick gearey is in sydney. the ground staff are making the final preparations to the pitch ahead of the fifth test. pitches have been in the news after dawn in melbourne was described at poor, but the groundsman said he was very proud of his pitch and very pleased with the team's effort, and we should get a good match. there is every chance for england to finally

plus if i call him bianca till rio about equality before the law under a trump presidency and love his power as we speak the final is just stunning london design week into a carnival of activism to reconnect to the african diaspora all the civil coming through of going underground. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's this i'm show business i'll see you then. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. he's there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in and it's been a struggle. to get this man found his own response of the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing and nowhere to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution you craft to someone monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free

senior producer pete bennett well from the tragedies of hurricane maria to the hurricane that is bianca twenty four hours after president trump visited alabama in the southern united states i'm joined by insults comedian and winner of rubles drag race bianca del rio his upcoming international tour lately don't be a good deal rio kicks off in new zealand in the bank welcome to going underground so you're touring britain and ireland in twenty eight we're going to sell a whole new fashion line across britain fashion week no we've got the wrong note i think that's the wrong notes i haven't branched out to fashion a lot yet i mean obviously anybody who goes on a reality show becomes famous and then starts talking merchandise like the car dash cams but i'd never be a car dash by the questions oh and by the way it leads to. yeah i think i'm a little that i'm great you know but presumably you're going to tell british audiences about the great new leader of the free world between doing really great things are sexy as president the smartest president we've ever had genius and i have to say i'm ju

for more let's bring in bianca nobilo. it's good to have you with us this hour.irst of all, what prompted this reshuffle? and what sort of changes are expected from it? >> a reshuffle was expected after the election in june last year. but of course the election didn't go the way that the prime minister was hoping. she had called it to increase her mandate for brexit. was expecting this huge majority that didn't happen. in fact, her majority was red e reduced. she ended up in a hung parliament. she was in no position to move members of the cabinet around. that's when it was intended. she wasn't in a position to reshuffle all of last year. then she had a couple of members of the cabinet drop out through scandals. and most recently her closest ally and secretary of state de facto deputy prime minister damian green was asked to leave by the prime minister late last year. after the fallout of an investigation into him having pornography on his office computer. the investigation was about ten years ago. but allegations resurfaced and he was asked to leave. so that is w

see like as a bianca event that there's even that jannat you did with me then all they've done the piano do this to mean people rishi bank us into that it is that you need a federal reserve stump up the money. and they can last decades if he she will be a committee can all get you know who the shooter the change the trait quadrupled the good from they feel that they've been involved in between you will but who decided and why the sprinter had to run with a plastic bag over his head. everybody i'm stephen both test hollywood guy usual suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and honored to do so this is my buddy max famous financial guru and we're just a little bit different i'm just going to linger in there with those up with all the drama happening in our country and i'm shooting the brood have fun meet every day americans. and hopefully start to. ridge again this is the great american people which. is rather stand here from last. hour or so from what i saw. an hour that are on the run from i think that there are rather you know what are the four for medicare that

nbc's bianca castro reports on a study that says too much of it may not be a good thing for some peopleter: can too much exercise really be bad for your heart? >> more is not always better. >> reporter: dr. danny lee at medical city arlington reviewed a recent study out of chicago that found white men who workout at least 7 1/2 twice as likely to suffer from heart disease than people who workout a moderate amount. vigorous exercise can stress the arteries and lead to plak buildup. but the correlation did not exist for white women or black men, and the researchers don't know why. >> there might be some biological differences among the sex and the race that we have yet to determine. >> reporter: more research is needed to find out why very active white men are 86% more likely to experience a plaque buildup by middle age. however, dr. lee said the findings don't mean stop working out. american heart association recommends 2 1/2 hours of moderate exercise a week for better heart health. >> multiple studies have determined that people are more active and exercise live longer and they decreas

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having my kids there, having my wife there, baby bianca, who was asleep when pushing her in the stroller be in that environment, not that she'll ever remember any of it. but the fact that she got a chance to kind of participate in that is pretty sweet. >> jimmy: it would be a little bit strange if you looked back on that stuff and she wasn't in it, as a teenager. how about your older daughters? are they impressed -- were they impressed by all the love and admiration that rained down on you there? >> i think so. they'll never let me know it. >> jimmy: they don't ac knowled acknowledge it, yeah. >> thinking about what i'm going to say. >> jimmy: right. >> i figured at this moment in time is when i have their undivided attention, speaking of my two daughters, 14 and 11. if i'm at home and talking to them, they're not going to listen to a word i have to say. now in front of thousands of people, they have to pay attention. >> jimmy: sure. >> so therefore i'm going to talk to them about hard work. and they can't just roll their eyes at me, right? so i have their undivided attention. so i stole

optimism index put out by the national federation of independent business, and this data series, jim biancang about it this morning, began in october of 1974, okay, so that's when we go back to and what you'll notice on this chart is, our last look at this number in december was around 107.5. the all-time high is 108 one time, september of '83 it's been higher than it was about two and a half, three weeks ago. the neat part is this tuesday it's going to be released again at 6:00 a.m. eastern, on the 9th. and most likely it's going to take that out. this is huge you talk about chipping away at 95 million people not working, small businesses can make an inroad there that the big boys couldn't, and i think that is going to be a huge part of the strategy for 2018. carl, back to you. >> all right, busy day, rick, thank you. rick santelli. >>> still to come this morning, ahead of this weekend's golden globes we sat down with one of the nominees, bob odenkirk of "better call saul. how he navigates an industry so crowded w thonntnowi cte dow's up 91. you traded options. i'm not really a wall street

she is serving life in prison for the murders of lenola bianca and his wife.ime brown has blocked parole for van houghton laying in his decision that she still lays too much blame on manson. an attorney for van houghton will challenge this decision in court. >>> a woman was arrested for trying to sneak on board a plane at chicago o'hare international airport and police say it's a pattern that she has established. you might remember marilyn hartman, she has been charged with felony theft and criminal trespassing. she was trying to fly to london but the airline realized she didn't have a ticket. the 66-year-old has tried several times to board planes without a ticket. the chicago department of aviation said no passengers have been put at risk by her most recent episodes. >> how does she get through tsa? >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, forget the court or the baseball field, we have two bay area sports stars who are testing their skills in the field of gaming. >>> a cold start on this sunday morning, 30s and 40s, but we're tracking r

karla: bianca olivera cumple seis aÑos, me encanta ese peinado!ar tu lado mÁs felino! ♪ ♪ ♪ estimados televidentes: wuvp-dt, univision sesenta y cinco se trasladarÁ a un nuevo canal de transmisiÓn a las 10 de la maÑana el quince de enero del dos mil diez y ocho. para continuar recibiendo nuestra seÑal a travÉs de una antena, solo tendrÁ que volver a escanear su televisor. wuvp-dt seguirÁ estando disponible para subscriptores por cable y satÉlite. para detalles comunÍquese con su compaÑ a de cable o satÉlite o visite www www.fcc.gov o llamando al telÉfono en pantalla. ♪ ♪ alan: Órale! karla: hermosa ciudad, nueva york, un saludo para todos ustedes. les damos los buenos dÍas, hoy es 12 de enero de 2018. hoy es viernes! ♪ estoy segura de que todos anunciÁbamos que llegar el viernes. hay mucha gente que tiene que chambear el fin de semana, pero le mandamos un abrazo y estamos aquÍ para entretenerlos- ana: puedes ver el programa que quieras hasta por tres dÍas en univisiÓn now. karla: vamos a ir hasta colorado con ingrid encalada, eella es una inmigran

karla: bianca olivera cumple seis aÑos, me encanta ese peinado!rmosa ciudad, nueva york, un saludo para todos ustedes. les damos los buenos dÍas, hoy es 12 de enero de 2018. hoy es viernes! ♪ estoy segura de que todos anunciÁbamos que llegar el viernes. hay mucha gente que tiene que chambear el fin de semana, pero le mandamos un abrazo y estamos aquÍ para entretenerlos- ana: puedes ver el programa que quieras hasta por tres dÍas en univisiÓn now. karla: vamos a ir hasta colorado con ingrid encalada, eella es una inmigrante cuyo esposo estÁ detenido. estÁ refugiado en una iglesia. esta legislativa de lo que puede suceder, tiene dos hijos ciudadanos estadounidenses. vamos a platicar con ella quÉ sucediÓ. dice que estuvo muy rara la manera en que detuvieron a su esposo- ella siente que fue un ataque contra ellos, especÍficamente. como que ya los andaban siguiendo. ella tenÍa orden de deportaciÓn, por eso se refugió en esta iglesia donde hay otros refugiados con miedo a la deportaciÓn. estoy segura de que muchos de ustedes tienen preguntas. queremos q