also in the programme: surviving in the big smoke. with more than half the world's population living in cities, we look at how urban life across asia can be made better. and dodging the dogs in india. good morning. it's 9:00am in singapore 1:00am in london and 9:30 in the morning in pyongyang, where the north korean leader kimjong—un has praised south korea as "very impressive". according to state media kim jong—un also expressed "satisfaction" and "gratitude" after his sister and other top regime officials returned from a landmark visit to the south for the winter olympic games. let's get the very latest from our correspondent stephen mcdonell in seoul. this seems to be a very optimistic sign. for those who would want greater dialogue between "if; 7 7 it isgéeteve da —~~ it isgéeteve da ou f it isgéeteve da ou et it is; eve da ou et kim sign. it is not everyday you get kim jong—un praising the south. normally he is talking about the puppets of us imperialists and a sort of thing. instead we are hearing him say south korea is very imp

the biggest the big. smoke isn't it time for. eco and africa people and projects that are changing our lives are meant for the buck to us to make a difference. for the be good. magazine. long d.w. . and while. airplanes seventeen thousand kilometers six weeks. starting february twenty seventh. the sea levels are rising temperatures are rising there are lots of indications. every single person on the planet to do what that whatever they count to reduce that economy. needs to change in the social infrastructure. things like central heating our dependence on such things as a condition of our dependence on cautionary shut off the air conditioning as much as possible to use a little electricity as possible to travel as little as possible to supply all politicians through. the rich use the end. we always spoke. to a place. this is deja news live from syria with turkey and old but to moscow struck a deal with kurdish rebels to help these offensive in serious breach of syrian state media says pro-government troops could be on the frontli

london, with decisions being made at city hall to try and combat how much pollution the once—named big smoke carbon emissions, are the target. last october, the mayor of london sadiq khan brought in a new charge meaning more—polluting vehicles now have to pay twice the amount to drive in central london. this means cars registered before 2006 orfall below the minimum carbon emissions star gets now have to pay £10 to drive into that congestion zone, and that‘s on top of the £11.50 already in place. what tantalum say is that this piece of tech could be a fairer system for drivers. i always think... my daughter, when she was growing up, had to go to great 0rmond street hospital on a number of occasions, it was a number of repeat visits, and it was right in the centre of london and we had to drive. there was no alternative solution that we could have taken. i think people who behave like that should have the opportunity for paying less. tantalum think this is the future. drivers being encouraged to drive more efficiently by being given financial incentives for doing so. this could be done by chan

still to come on the programme: surviving in the big smoke with more than half the world's populationlife across asia can be made better. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'baby doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories. head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: south african presidentjacob zuma has been told the north korean leader speaks of a wa

also in the programme: surviving in the big smoke. made better. and dodging the dogs in india. fear on the streets where thousands die every yearfrom rabies bites.

seagulls walking around, then you hear a countdown, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, one, then an explosion, big smoke envelops the whale come you can't see the whale at this point at all. then you hear people cheering. then you hear one lone voice go oh my god. and then a sphere appears on the camera lens. and then it goes black. what is happening now is gravity. gravity, which apparently no one had informed the oregon state highway organization about. gravity is causing, i talked to people who are there that day, the most disgusting thing you ever saw, the rotting inside of the dead whale are now coming down out of the sky, all over the place, all over the beach, all over the spectators, well beyond, some of these are fairly large pieces, we know this because next thing we see is the parking lot where the camera man has run, finally gets his camera cleaned up enough to get running again and you see a car, the entire roof has been caved in by what appears to be a booger the size of a refrigerator. [laughter] >> when you like to listen to the phone call with that insurance agent. your car was struck i

if there is in some big smoking trump gone, what the hell are we doing wasting our time with a bunch of filthy corrupt russians. now that the intelligence community has made it painfully clear these guys were messing around in the midterm already, why are we sitting around waiting for the fate of congress to be swayed by a bunch of depressed. [inaudible] instead of wasting resources spying on the wrong americans and barking up hollow trees, let's target them. screw with their elections and tell them the proper meaning of the word collusion meaning uncle sam's fist is going to collude with your face. russians are pathological cheaters prayed they can even compete in the olympics under their own flag. they are so corrupt, one of their metal winning curlers was popped for doping. he was a kohler. russia has done enough harm in our home, now it's time to invite them to our digital house of pain and show them the damage the american apparatus can do when you mess with the red, white and blue. ♪ ♪ ♪ the president has been busy on twitter lashing out at the russian investigation. he said th

. >> the reality is this whole thing is a big smoke screen designed to draw, take away attention fromarris: you don't think there is a problem with using a document that is maybely unverified to spy on americans whomever they are? whether they work for the trump campaign or not? >> the fisa court. >> harris: do you have a problem with that. >> the fisa court approved a document. >> harris: yeah. >> people said they knew, the judge knew. >> harris: circular reporting which is different than just having political. >> you know, we know the republicans paid for this memo. we know democrats paid for this memo. >> that's not true. republicans were paying fusion gps to look at donald trump and casinos and financial dynamics which came to no good end. that investigation ended. glenn simpson contacted the dnc and hillary campaign and said we are kind of in motion here trying to do stuff in the campaign. they said okay, let's do this. and they then said let's look at the russian aspect and get this dossier. two separate dynamics. >> important what tammy bruce just said there has been talk about

change from the grassroots up, then you might see some sort of movement akin to the smoking movement, the fact that big tobacco, a lot fewer younger people started smoking and the entire culture around that change. or the lbgtq community and same-sex marriage, they were responding to the people as opposed to the other way around. if they can lead that -- >> they are effective, especially when they're as eloquent as these young people have been and as brave as these young people have been. because of that, because they are so effective, they're a threat to a certain status quo. that's why you're seeing ugly stuff come out about these kids and ugly accusations. we'll get to that a little bit later in the hour. kelly o'donnell, thank you, maya rodriguez. let's go to david cohen, a flori at tallahassee reporting for "vanity fair," and author of "columbine." a student got shrapnel caught behind mer eye. let's listen to her. >> i don't know how columbine wasn't enough. i don't know how sandy hook was not enough. i don't know how the las vegas shooting or pulse nightclub was not enough. i don't know how any o

government you know truly step up and stand up against the big banks or is assault just. smoke and. run and you run a company. actually zimmerman stand up maybe it makes no when they stand up it's an outlier and you know yes yesterday was the largest one day drop in the stock market history and people are running around hair on fire oh my god but i don't remember that ninety two percent of stock wealth is held by the top twenty percent it is largely the rich further enriching themselves while they exploit all the rest of us and that's why the quote you read about how you have no worry everything's still running fine you know what running fine is it is the exploitation of the american working class it is it you know and here's the news that was imposed i brought a real newspaper to see one of these are some of these and well yeah i went to the wayback machine they say many analysts pointed to a seemingly unusual cause for the turbulence yesterday rising wages rise wages this stock market plummets when corporations are worried that the workers will have security will have good wages e

thick smoke sent pouring into the sky. at a bigspot known for criminal activity.(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the fire broke out just before 2 this afternoon. at what used to be the miller avenue branch library on east 15-th street it was boarded up for decades, but that did not stop people from living inside.(pam) that's where we find kron-4's justine waldman...she joins us live... and justine do we know what started this fire? when we first got here this afternoon, the smoke was so thick and heavy it was hard to see and breath.now, the fire is out. and the building is destroyed.and while it isn't clear how the fire started. many people

. >> i'm outside of my house a lot, i smoke cigarettes unfortunately and that is a big fear of mine, when i turnaround to go back in the house that somebody will be behind me and push me in the house with a gun. >> reporter: terrible to hear neighbors living in fear like that. at this point police giving us no word on any suspects. as for the man pistol whipped and beaten, he is in stable condition. reporting live, from oxford circle, bob brooks, channel six "action news", gray and nydia back to you. >> a serious situation, thanks very much. >>> at least one person was killed in this crash on route 202 in west chester chester county this morning. it happened in the southbound lanes between swede forward and mill road just after 8:00 a.m. roadway still remains closed in that area right now. investigators are flying to work out how the crash happened but we do know it involved two cars, we're told the other driver was also seriously injured. >>> earlier this morning medics had to rush a man to the hospital after he was shot , in the neck, and right now, philadelphia police are working

. >> i'm outside of my house a lot, i smoke cigarettes, unfortunately and that is a big fear of mine, when i turnaround to go back in the house that somebody will be behind me, and push me in the house with a gun. >> reporter: after that man who was pistol whipped, he suffered a severe laceration to his head but luckily in stable condition. reporting from oxford circle, bob brooks, channel six "action news". >>> a shooting death is under investigation tonight, in wilmington. investigators were called to the 2300 block of vargas street just before 10:00 this morning. they found a man shot repeatedly. victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> somebody fired shots inside a racket club in bucks county and tonight police believe they know who did it. they are looking for this man louise mendina accused of shooting a man inn the back inside pennsville racket and athletic club last night. he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. bucks county d.a.'s office has joined falls township police department in the investigation. >>> pennsylvania's state senator daylen leach has dropped hi

reporter: as mississippi's attorney general in 1994, michael moore sued big tobacco to recoup the state's cost of treating smoking-related illnesses. he's now suing perdue. >> these guys and others created this huge opioid epidemic in our country, and nay they need to clean up the mess. >> reporter: perdue says they want to be part of the solution and denies any wrongdoing, but sources tell us perdue is already wearing out its welcome in doctors' offices anyway and they've proved on the targeting insurance companies and other parts of the healthcare system to drive sales of oxycontin. >> glor: not the end of this story. jim, thank you very much. flags in ohio today were lowered to half-staff in honor of two fallen police officers. this morning the bodies of 39-year-old eric joering and 54-year-old anthony morelli were proved from a coroner's office in westerville to separate funeral homes. hundreds turned out. officers lining the route saluted as the procession passed. the officers were responding to a 911 hangup call when they were ambushed by a gunman. one suspect is now charged with aggravated murder. tonight

reporter: as mississippi's attorney general in 1994, michael moore sued big tobacco to recoup the state's cost of treating smoking-related illnesses. he's now suing perdue. >> these guys and others created this huge opioid epidemic in our country, and they need to clean up the mess. >> reporter: perdue says they want to be part of the solution and denies any wrongdoing, but sources tell us perdue is already wearing out its welcome in doctors' offices anyway and e ey've moved on to targeting s surance companies and other parts of the healthcare system to drive sales of oxycontin. >> glor: not the end of this story. jim, thank you very much. the n.t.s.b. hopes to identify helicopter crash victims. one took the video after the sight seeing chopper hit the ground and exploded. three british tourists were fllled. tonight there are fears of a wider conflict in syria. ralitary action over the weekend threatens to draw key u.s. allies into the civil war. seth doane is following this. >> reporter: this cockpit video from an israeli helicopter shows a possible new front in syria's hor. israel shot down this drone when it c

big was on fire. they did not know where the smoke was coming from.>>> we could smell it. the smell was strong.>>> i can see a lot of black smoke. later we could smell it. it is hard to tell if we were in danger or not. we did not know what was going on.>> reporter: a pile of scrap metal about 20 feet high caught fire sending a huge plume of toxic smoke in the air. the fire was reported at 5:08 pm. the fire department was the first agency to put out a community alert at 6 pm. that it would include having sirens such as this one placed around the city to go off.>> our dispatch call the sheriff's department. they activate the warning system.>> reporter: the sirens did not go off. the contra costa county sheriff's office said it never got notified by richmond fire to turn them on. contradicting with the fire department said. sirens and other notifications going out an hour after the fire was still too late.>>> as soon as you see like smoke from in the industrial fire there should be a shelter in place for the people in the area.>> reporter: san pablo alert -- shelter in place

a big fire in oakland... sending thick smoke pouring into the sky. the fire started around two this afternoon... in a spot known for criminal activity. the building used to be a landmark library... on east 15-th street. it's been boarded up for decades, but that did not stop people from living there. kron4's justine waldman reports from the scene. the crackle of flames is clearly heard in this video from a kron 4 viewer.the fire at the old miller library consumed the 2 story abandoned blding.14= 18 joel gomez / witness sot i guess about 20 feet flame coming up from the ground levelas thick smoke filled the air, oakland fire fighters went on the defense, attacking the fire from all around, yet again.the historic site, is place homeless people have moved in to.sot we've been here for a couple other fires sot when people are hurt you get these things happening in the community larry austin works as a case manager at the half way house for parolees across the street from the old library. he says the fire started after a brutal physical fight between a pe

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anyway and the person says inevitably this causes big changes and so, ironically, at delivering fossil fuels this way, more quickly, it is like smokingt fossil fuels are chuntering their way across the art dick... the eu -- dick... the eu —— arctic. people are really acting on it. but look at the continuing fallout from the sexual allegations story now consuming this double page spread in the times. all about the knock—on effect, but essentially, the main story talking about whether a slum project would help 25,000 vulnerable women 01’ project would help 25,000 vulnerable women or children will now be put on the backburner because a major partnership withjohn lewis could be scuppered. it is not, i mean, john lewis is the focus, but it is much broader than that. celebrities are dropping out of the oxfam beach, businesses making donations as well. the sentiment is we shouldn't criticise and threaten the work of oxfam just because a few people have misbehaved. that was expressed by the founder of the festival last night, he said the bad behaviour of a few people doesn't discredit the woodwork of whole organisation. u nfortu nately, wood

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big fire. it's all white smoke this is the 600 block of seventh . one person was taken to the hospital. >> one person. yes. we'll keep checking on this and get you info. seven:31, sue. what is our number of the day, there he is, the mvp, nick foles number. number nine. it's a great day. it's a great looking day. it will be chilly out there and we have gotten reports of some icy spots on some roadways this morning. 35-degrees we are above freezing in philadelphia. it feels like 27 thanks to those 10-mile an hour winds. make sure you're warm enough today like bus stop buddy is. wind chills are in the 20s. that's where they'll stay all day, no precipitation, to he sho you the rain ended yesterday and left us with colder temperatures. with the high of 34 it will be bus try with winds up to 30 miles an hour. we plunged down to 25- degrees. our radio partner is 1301.1 more fm m and they're celebrating, too, along with the rest of us this morning and bob kelly is in bensalem, the town he took over this morning. hi, bob. hey, gang, good morning, we're takin

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smoke before it even took off. stacey butler is in southern california. >> reporter: some intense moments here at john wayne airport in orange county. 139 passengers had to use those big yellow slides to exit the 737 southwest flight on its way to san jose. take a look at this aerial video. there was apparently a fire, smoke, reported in the auxiliary power unit. that was in the way back of the plane. apparently it was extinguished in about four minutes. but in that time before an automatic fire extinguishing system was deployed, those slides were also deployed. everyone slid down, i'm told, that five people had very minor cuts and bruises. >> we checked the passengers. there were five people complaining of minor injuries. >> reporter: we have some video to show you here from one passenger who tweeted his experience. they showed this video saying that was exciting with the plane on fire. got to use the slide to exit. again, all 139 passengers on board and five crew members got out safely. that's the latest from john wayne airport here in orange county. i'm stacey butler, kpix 5. >>> tonight a crowded cal train hit a car stuck on the tracks in palo alto. the collision

smoking while you're reading the book. and then when you finish it you stop. so, i took -- i mean, the books about this thick, okay? and poorly written with bigy. >> yeah, no, he's urging -- he's urging me. i was re-reading chapters -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: highlighting stuff. yeah. >> i was like, this is great passage i'd say to leslie, you know. >> jimmy: classic. yeah, exactly, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'd say, "honey, you don't understand, this is a great chapter, here." i'm re-reading it. [ laughter ] light up again, you know. >> jimmy: and then when you were done. >> and then i stopped -- and i just stopped. i didn't do any -- oh, but that was the other thing is i also think it was just based on this sort of stubbornness. you know, i really -- 'cause i decided since the last time was, you know, such a a failure, i decided this time that i was -- that i was going to quit smoking and lose weight. >> jimmy: so, you've done both? you quit smoking and you lost weight? >> i did. i've lost weight -- i lost weight. now i quit, you know, about a a year ago, some -- somewhere around then. so, now i've put it on, because now i just sort of gave up o

thick smoke sent pouring into the sky. at a big fire in oakland in a spot known for criminal activity.(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the fire broke out just before 2 this afternoon. at what used to be the miller avenue branch library on east 15-th street it was boarded up for decades, but that did not stop people from living inside.(pam) that's where we find kron-4's justine waldman...she joins us live... and justine do we know what started this fire? when we first got here this afternoon, the smoke was so thick and heavy it was hard to see and breath.now, the fire is out. and the building is destroyed.and while it isn't clear how the fire started. many people here think they know why - as a form of payback after a fight. the crackle of flames is clearly heard in this video from a kron 4 viewer.the fire at the old miller library consumed the 2 story abandoned blding.14= 18 joel gomez / witness sot i guess about 20 feet flame coming up from the ground levelas thick smoke filled the air, oa

smoking on fire. texts and messages. >> reporter: this is a big step. we spoke to him midway through an eagles logo tattoo. >> it's my first tattoo. representing with the birds. >> reporter: from number 9 to a sketch of the philly special, these eagles say it's a permanent way to celebrate the victory. >> no matter how old i get i know super bowl lii, nick foles led us to the promised land and got us that "w." >> i know for sure i'll never forget it. >> reporter: if any of those tattoos inspired you to get your own, it continues here at the convention center today. trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >> get ready to pay more for cell phone service. details on why it will soon cost more. winter brings higher heating bills and now a warning about scammers. >> plus parts of the midwest getting more snow today just two days after receiving nearly a foot of it. let's take you live outside here back at home. sky 6hd over the philadelphia international airport. a whole lot of rain today. how long is it going to last? meteorologist chris sowers has the answer

. >>> all right, an alert little alameda boy who spotted some smoke coming from a home and got his father to call 911 got a bigrom city firefighters this weekend. the boy named mike you see here was riding in the car with his parents last thursday when he spotted the smoke and convinced his dad to turn around and call for help. well, it turned out there was a fire there on morton street. alameda fire crews quickly responded and contained the fire to just the second story and no one was seriously hurt. yesterday crews from engine 3 went to mike's house to say thanks. >>> a world war ii veteran from sacramento is celebrating a big day. cal crawford turned 96 and celebrated with his friends and family at the sacramento club for people with german ancestry. he even gave out a little advice on what he's learned. >> well, the one thing is don't let the hard stuff get to you. forget about it it's no good. keep yourself active, and be happy every time you get a chance. that's about it. ut it. >> cal said it was one of the happiest days he's had since all his loved ones were there to celebrate with him. >>> copping up

basically, they made big bets that the market would remain calm rather than gyrating wildly when the smoke cleared, many of these players were margined out. and the markets returned to semblance of sanity. the action divorced from reality. couldn't see it in the midst of all of this carnage. in any given market, plenty of skirmishes sometimes the bulls win. and sometimes the bears win. and sometimes you get a protracted struggle. this time it was very different. remember going to the break down we had been having one of the greatest bull runs when donald trump came, he sees the market as the political equivalence as his nealson love him or hate him, this man doesn't like to lose under this administration, we have seen roll backs of regulations and whatever your political believes, it is clear that these companies are having effect they no longer need to fear the regulators cheaper to manufacture in america, while the president's meat ax approach to trading partners has encouraged them to build factories here and you have a lot of positives. both the emerging market and the established mark

big boom. >> reporter: stephanie lives just yards away. she and her young daughters woke up to the smell of smoke. >> we heard sounds that sounded like explosions so we wanted to come down here just in case the building would go. >> reporter: her daughter madison a first grader says she loves school but the fire closed the district friday. the state fire march marshall, state police and federal investigators are searching for a cause. the fire is getting special attention because it gutted a school structure. >> we got to pull a lot of metal aluminum from the building to get it off the tops of the fire shall can do it job report roar the building was pole barn says the district. a simple structure of metal and wooden posts to shield the buses from the snow. it's a disaster says dustin houcks whose brother got an unexpected day off from school. >> yeah, my step dad woke him up this morning said, hey, you're not going to school. your bus exploded, and that was a pretty big shock for him. >> reporter: the school district says it hopes to reopen classes on monday. it says it is leasing buses and repa

smoke inhalation. another man who survived a stroke needed help evacuating. neighbors described the scary sene. >> i heard this big explosion noise, i thought, like a boom noise. and a jet, a plane was coming out over here to the left of the house, a huge jet of flame. >> the red cross is working with the family to find temporary housing. firefighters think the fire started in the back of the house, but they don't know what triggered it. >>> stay with us, students in florida feel like they suffered another blow. >> they had high hopes for state lawmakers to today, but those hopes were dashed. >>> a memorial for the school shooting pops up in a local park. >>> and they are becoming more and more popular, what y >>> today the florida state legislator voted down a measure to ban a weapon that was use weo last thursday's murder. nikolas cruz has been accused of using an assault rifle to out a mass shooting at the high school. >> we want to start a conversation. the most important thing that we want to do is have our legislators and governors at least speak to us about possible change. >> students are scheduled to meet

the dow experiences a big loss again we'll check the numbers this afternoon and have the latest. and new smart detectors are been tested to identify if smoke is coming from cooking or a real life fire in your home. >> parade more than fulfilled fans expectations and when it was all over. you see the aftermath, the cleanup. the ben franklin parkway was left a mess and the work to get it cleaned up is underway at this moment. the philadelphia streets department workers keep at it as they always do after an event of this size. it was a big one. >> it was. >> and there is talk how many people packed the parkway for the super bowl championship parade. it was hundreds of thousands if not more. you had a front row seat. >> it looked like millions from where we stood. they had a briefing on the parade. john rawlins is live inside of city hall, to find out how much the parade impacted the city of philadelphia. >> hi guys, well we heard from a number of organizations. a post analysis. up beat saying it went off

big boom. >> reporter: stephanie lives just yards away. she and her young daughters woke up to the smell of smoke>> we heard sounds that sounded like explosions we wanted to come down here just in case the building would go. >> reporter: her daughter madison first grader says she loves school but the fire closed the district friday. the state fire marshal, state police and federal investigators are searching for a cause. the fire is getting special attention because it gutted a school structure. >> we got to pull a lot of metal aluminum from the building to get it off the tops of the fire marshal can do his job. >> reporter: the building was a pole barn says the district a simple structure of metal and wooden posts to shield the buses from the snow. it's a disaster says dustin houcks whose brother got an unexpected day off from school. >> yeah, my step dad woke him up this morning said hey, you're your bus exploded, and that was a pretty big shock for him. >> reporter: the school district says it hopes to reopen classes on monday. it says it is leasing buses and repairing others and tells the pub

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