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now, the blue house president moon has confirmed he has convened an emergency meeting, search and rescue what assistance they can provide. there is also going to be an investigation into how this could happen. just over one months ago in december, 29 people we re months ago in december, 29 people were killed in a sports centre in central korea, and still an investigation going on into that. but with the message that getting from the government today if they are going to ensure something like this could never happen again. laura, thank you for the update. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a glimpse of the works of art gathered by the greatest royal collector in british history. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any s

eighty kilometers from the border with north korea now the presidential spokesman has said that the blue house that's a presidential. official dress has reiterated that it is willing to talk to north korea anytime anywhere and in any form if it pertains to restoring inter career relations as well as peace on the korean peninsula and we have to remember that communication between the two koreas has been severed since february two thousand and sixteen almost two years now since north korea launched its fourth nuclear test and the two countries are still technically at war having not signed a peace treaty but rather an armistice but the presidential spokesman from south korea however did not address the parts of kim jong un speech that talked about north korea's nuclear ambitions or indeed the threat to the u.s. . this is how north korea welcome to the new year with a fireworks display much like the rest of the world but it is leader kim jong un's new year's day address that is drawing all the attention if two thousand and seventeen was marked by fiery rhetoric and rising tensions because of nort

police say i failed to stop after striking three two-year old michael house have blue bell. ouse, a tow truck driver was assisting a disable vehicle on the side of the road. the accident happened in the eastbound lanes near belmont avenue. >>> a suspect has died after a police involved shooting in south philadelphia, man is accused of hitting a pedestrian with his car at broad and bigler this morning an off-duty detective confronted suspect after witnessing the incident. authorities say man then started attacking the detectives. >> we're in this struggle, several shots were fired the male was hit several times and later pronounced dead at presbyterian hospital,. >> the detective and pedestrian were both treated for and police got ape and and not armed with the weapon during the confrontation. >> jesse hartnett takes the stand today at trial of his accused shooter officer hartnett was ambushed in his police cruiser at 60th and spruce in january of 2016, and was shot in the arm. suspect edward archer reportedly pledged allegiance to the islamic state. hartnett has under gone 11

police say emanuel failed to stop after striking michael house of blue bell. house, tow truck driver, was assisting a disable vehicle on the side of the road. an eyewitness gave police good description of the car and track it down near his house. >> also, to the nation's capitol president trump goes before congress in prime time tonight to deliverfistate of th. he's planning to focus on strong economy, and i am graduation, reporting while house also dealing with unexpected news from the fbi. >> president trump giving a sneak preview of his state of the union address set for tuesday night. >> we work on a car to cover a lot of territory including our great success with the markets and with the tax cuts. an important speech. >> speech falls at critical time, just about ten days before continuing resolution expires, potentially setting up another showdown over dac a and immigration and another possible government shutdown. and now new speculation about the russia investigation. on monday fbi deputy director andrew mccain left his posse negative immediately: source

. >> so blue houses and a couple of freedom houses. >> and it's the same place where we saw the northn soldier in that amazing video running to south korea. but that's the spot. this was pretty amazing. first time you saw north koreans and south koreans together and they were smiling, which was something different. >> at least we know they know how. thank you so much. i'm sure we'll talk much more north korea especially ahead of the olympics in south korea next month and the fact that the north is sending delegation. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, president trump says he doesn't think oprah will challenge him in 2020. but her best friend gayle king says oprah is actually intrigued by the idea. her word. we'll discuss her chances with the iowa political director that actually helped president obama win the state in 2008. of fun. i know her very well. i did one of her last shows. she had donald trump before politics, her last week, and she had donald trump and my family. it was really nice. i like oprah. i don't think she's going to run. >> thanks, guys. >> i don

the biggest issue as president moon wrapped up his new year's address a few minutes ago at the blue housese touched on a number of issues, including the south korean economy. he rode into power in may at the expense of the previous south korean president, who had to resign in this influence peddling scandal, so there is a lot of trouble with conglomerates, and that he repressed -- addressed repeatedly, making conglomerates more transparent and competitive. the real issue in the room is north korea, coming off the heels of yesterday's talks at the dmz and that which we were there reporting yesterday. again, the early morning talks were pretty cordial, talking about the korean olympics, the two countries jointly participating, but then it got into the tough issues, and that was south korea's insistence that the venture they need to start talking about the de-nuclear station of the peninsula, north korea, and kim jong-un stopping its missile program, and that is something the north koreans strongly rejected the south koreans bringing up so soon in this fall , just one day into the last late

tens of thousands of people have put up an online petition on the presidential house, the blue house. reason for this is they feel that by having north korean teams joining the south korean teams, it undermines their own abilities, possibly lessens the chance of them winning. these winter olympics start in pyeongchang on february nine. we'll move a long way from the korean peninsula to vancouver in canada. we've reported there last night because around 20 countries have come together to discuss how to stop north korea's nuclear ambitions. the bbc seoul correspondence is laura bicker. she is in vancouver at the moment for these talks. here she is taking us through what is being said there. i've been speaking to the south korean foreign minister, who has... i recently put it to her this could bea i recently put it to her this could be a propaganda effort on the half of the north. still when it comes to those talks denuclearisation is not on the agenda. but she said they are dealing with north korea with clear eyes. south korea is in the best position to take part in the talks. they so v

we're seeing reconciliation but it is coming coupled with these threats so all of us leave the blue housesproceeding with the north small amount of caution good talking to you say. it's day two of the french president's visit to china and a manual knock on is pushing for french companies to have greater access to the world's biggest population china's president xi jinping is due to sign several trade deals with crohn's eyeing export opportunities especially in nuclear power aerospace and food he's keen to reduce these thirty six billion dollars trade deficit because also pushing for stronger ties between the european union and the asian superpower rob mcbride joins us from beijing rob what have they been able to achieve. well it has been treated very favorably here well received as you might expect in china china likes the optics of world leaders beating a path to its door here in beijing macron is only the latest european leader to do so but it could be said i think jane probably one of the more influential european leaders right now. germany as we know has domestic political problems. br

we are standing here at the blue house complex, the government center of south koreaf because later this at 10:00 local, we will hear from president moon jae-in who will give his new year's speech and keep in mind, since he took ,ffice, in may of last year there have been 11 missile test by the north koreans, including their six nuclear tests, there are a lot of questions that south koreans have of the president in his first year in office. quite good points, thank you. stephen engle, or asian correspondent joining us live from a very frosty so. up, a former u.s. congress official, now the senior vice president of park strategies to talk a little bit more about what is next. it seems the momentum has stalled pretty early on, was at the right move from south korea? to bring up the issue of denuclearization on the first round of talks? >> i guess they thought they had to. north korea has made it clear that they are not given of the nukes, in fact, they cannot, the north korean response is exactly what i would have expected. >> the ball is in whose court? >> etiquette is a south korea's cou

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it is being simulcast back to the blue house in seoul, but not broadcast live because of the uncertain. again, this might be the first time ever, i agree with the north koreans, broadcast it live. that's my journalist inside me saying it. david: let me just quote him in english, there are high expectations we wish to open this meeting to the public so it can be podcast live to all koreans. aat means we are not getting live feed from the meeting, but do we have a sense of what time -- you are at a lunch break, but what time will it wrap up? stephen: we don't have any idea when it will wrap up, the agenda is so wide open. the agenda basically says, we will discuss issues related to improving inter-korean relations. that is pretty wide open. top of the agenda is the possibility of the north koreans are dissipating in the upcoming chung chang winter -- pyeongchang winter olympics. it is perhaps a way for the south koreans to initiate dialogue and say we will discuss that, we are open to that. again, the bigger issue is what else can be discussed? are the north koreans really suffering from

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one, we'll take the flag down but they'll paint the house patriot blue. and then tonight i get to see we have a little more of a light show that's going on. >> reporter: after the letter, things escalated. the neighbors now have patriots projecting all over the outside of the house. i had to get involved. >> hello there. i'm shawnette with fox 29. >> how are you. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm looking for the sore losers who have to shut this down on sunday. >> greg jerome and his family are diehard patriots fans from connecticut. >> my father had season tickets to the patriots he raised me as patriots fan. bring me to the games when i was younger as kid. so just diehard pate tron fan through and through nowhere matter i move to i was going to rem the patriots no matter what. >> you have said patriots lot already and this is just one question that i've asked you. >> yeah. non-stop. >> reporter: greg says after getting the mayor's letter he had to one up him. >> turn off my electricity now, too? [ laughter ] >> reporter: i actually suggested that by the way.

you can see the blue margin, cutting the house in half. democrats losing a seat or two in the senate, maybe more. if it's a modest blue wave, a little more than modest, substantial, then they get the house. i still don't think they get the senate. they need, really, a giant leeway to get both the house and the senate, because as you pointed out, the senate map is so horrible for democrats. >> amy it is -- this is the month we're finding out where the recruiting hits -- rubber meets the road, and two types of recruiting. keeping incumbents from retiring and finding new candidates. seems the current climate is spooking a lot of candidates on the republican side. i mean, the kevin kramer decision, north dakota, lone house member, this was a done deal. he was, has been running for three years, we all thought. now he's not running. that has to be just a stomach punch to mcconnell? >> be really clear. if hillary clinton were in the white house right now. >> kevin kramer would be running for the united states senate. >> or -- >> another story. a l

you also see in the house a navy blue and gold color scheme reflected throughout this chamber. the senate of virginia in the opposite wing has very similar decorations but they distinguished themselves with the burgundy and gold color scheme opposed to blue and gold color scheme here. we have moved through the rotunda of the capitol and into the west wing of our building. this is a chamber used by the senate of virginia. we have 40 members of the virginia state senate who convene in this chamber starting every january. our legislature is a part-time legislature. in odd numbered years we have a short session. they don't have to pass a state budget, in even numbered years we have a longer session where we pass a state budget. we're on the floor of the actual senate chamber. we are surrounded by edwardian opulence. the walls and ceiling of the senate chamber are not guilty of understatement. the style and day core and color scheme we see here has been carefully restored to resemble its appearance more than 100 years ago. when people come into the senate chamber on guided tours and

house back. i think they think a lot about a big blue wave. get the house back or bust.rats still have a very, very high hurdle to get over. republicans have tremendous defenses and democrats would have to win 58% of the national popular vote for the house to get 50% of the seats. i think that will be very hard. >> tom, where is your head? >> i don't think the democrats will sweep. i think tax reform will be a big part of the voting influence. i think republicans, you see this in the warming relationship between the president and speaker ryan. there is an understanding on ryan's side about articulating more of the moral narrative about big government. the democrats prevented taking from the poor or hurting the poor. there are arguments to be made to younger americans to say, nothing is free. that money being spent on other young men who are deciding not to work is not a moral choice. you are facing the cost of that. if republicans can articulate those arguments, some of the things are they will be in the comfortable block. >> when we come back. highs and lows of new year

house republican is opting out of a tough re-election fight this november. this time it is new jersey rodney free ling heisen taken cover from the forecast big blue wave. e appropriations committee chair is the 31st republican member of congress to retire or seek another office instead of running again. here is why. while free ling heisen won by double-digits in 2016, his district became one of the most competitive in the country. donald trump carried his new jersey district by one point. and new jersey's new democratic governor phil murphy won the district by eight points in november. this district is one of the most highly educated and wealthy districts in republican hands. meaning it is likely to be a tough one for republicans in the age of trump. our friends at the cook political report to rate this race as a toss up and democrats have several well-funded candidates jockeying for the nomination. we'll keep our eyes on it as the mid-term elections near. we'll be back with more "mtp daily" and the big breaking news of the day, the fbi deputy director stepping down. luckily, office depot® officemax® is here to take care of you. ♪ taking care of busines

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the yellow are developing housing units, and the 2 blue dots are 100% affordable housing development. we have about 900 units in the pipeline. about 500 of those are market rate, and almost 400 are affordable. when we look at the rest of the housing stock, we see about 18,000 residents about 90% is single-family homes. on the next slide, we see a little bit about the cost of housing, and so as you can imagine, the cost of housing here is also high, so even though it's a high homeowner neighborhood, a lot of kind of stability in that regard, we still see very high median rent and land values. rent of about $3800 a month, and you can see how that's affecting people. if we look at the charts, they're about cost burden for homeowners, and cost burden for renters. so looking at these, we can understand how things begin to change or continue to change in the real estate network, with you can see that people are affected and will continue to be affected. even though it's an outer neighborhood, it still faces the same housing pressures that neighborhoods in san francisco face. if you look at

. >>> fireworks lighting up the sky over the blue cross river rink, sugar house casino presenting a coupleou're seeing video from the 6:00 display called the fire within. fireworks will go off again at midnight, that show reach for the stars will feature music from star trek, star wars and 2001 a space. a supply store in kansas city missouri found a way to dispose of christmas trees to feed their to get. it's a game momentum across the nation, over the past few years with more and more farms beginning to ask people to donate the christmas trees after the holidays. >>> while we've been dealing with the brutal cold, people and animal have been dealing with lake effects snow, these ducks waddling through the white stuff in new york, north of syracuse, yesterday, a little guys trying to find food and it was frigid in central new york with windchills ranging from ten to 25 below zero. in your health. if you got one too many, doctors have a few suggestions on how you can beat the hang over. we all know you should eat before you drink but snacking through the evening will also help keep your bloo

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house where it is now. if you look at the -- that's what you'll see on exhibit three. in blue is where the new house would go. on the smaller house, there's a proposed addition at the front. you can see in exhibit 4, the proposed house is only going to be seven foot, four inches higher than the existing house. i want to give them time to talk also. and i think we have good reasons. it's one of the original houses on the block. there were virtually no houses in 1937 so historically we're maintaining the house as it has been and conforms in a similar profile to the houses and the surrounding neighborhoods in terms of the 25-foot width we are proposing and keeping the house at the same location at the front minimizes the amount of excavation. it is a hillside in terms of keeping it back and keep it where it is and will minimize the amount of excavation required and keep a nicer, bigger back yard. and if we can keep it to the front, it will create more separation with 761 27th street, and i had a meeting were of with her and at the time of the pre-application meeting she was more

blue democrats who comes from a red state. there's actually -- it has increasingly become somewhat of an extinct species certainly in the house of representatives in the blue dog democrats, you know, essentially wiped away in the 2010 mid-term elections. but that is certainly a dynamic to watch tonight and into the weekend as i believe this shutdown discussion will continue here. what do those red state democrats do? by and large i think most of them will vote "yes" on this because they do not want the shutdown to affect them. but you're right. the politics of this are uncertain. democrats of course have a less to lose here because they don't have the majority at all. you know, republicans certainly will probably get more blame. but individually seat by seat some of these democrats have a lot to risk here. we also shouldn't forget the republicans who are saying they're going to vote no. white house press secretary sarah sanders this evening has been calling out individually senators by name. clair mccaskill of missouri, joe donnelly of indiana, don't you want to support the troops? as of this moment she has not mentioned the r

because the idea behind a budget is that you are creating a spending blue print, now even with that, the appropriations committee in both houses end up making spending decisions that don't wholly align with it way these budgets, even when we pass them which we don't always do, evilen with it way they line up. but they establish spending caps and they establish a blue print. so a responsible budgeting means that we should adopt a budget. so i don't think it would be responsible to ignore it. but the budget process does need reform and i think it needs to be utalized and developed less as a political weapon which is really all it is today and more as a document that truly helps guide us towards what we are ultimately going to include in the appropriations act. >> and one thing we can't ignore, the president's tweets and comments and wanted to give you a chance to respond. he brought up a case that involved you in his interview with the new york times last week. he was talking about the federal court case against former it aid for a number of congressional democrats including yourself. he said in the interview "whatever happened

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friend jeff more more, 18 with clear sky there, 17 as we move further south at jerry aubrey 's house in blueifferent day same freeze, that is right, we have not really diversified the weather all that much in the past few days just been cold, every single day. kennett martin in willingboro at 21 degrees, clear sky there , we will head down toward city, bill layden in carrying ton at 18, these numbers, even below average for, overnight lows, this time of the year, walt inner newark delaware at 22 degrees. that is the warm spot on the map 22 nice, balmy evening, at walter's how. it is colder unfortunately by even of the week and wind chills behind this next storm will be brutal. we will talk about that and, neighborhood, and, and 18 in spring city, elementary school , it is 23, atlantic city high school airport is 23 as well and new castle county airport 22, the wind 10 miles an hour in the area this evening not horrible but enough to make it feel 10 degrees colder then thermometer indicates. everything is quiet right now on storm scan three but we have ingredients coming together this arctic

and as i did last year, i urge the president to observe this day by lighting the white house blue this evening. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota eek recognition? without objection, you're recognized for one minute. mr. cramer: no air force unit has won more than 18 outstanding unit awards. i was honored to be in fargo as the north dakota national guard's 119th wing was awarded its 19th. the 119th wing, known as the happy huell begans, has received this prestigious recognition nearly constantly since 2006. the air force outstanding unit award is given to numbered units of the active duty air force, the air national guard and u.s. air force reserve that have distinguished themselves by exceptionally meritorious service or outstanding achievement. the mission of the 19th wing is to provide trained and ready irmen, executing world-class mq-9 precision attack, nonkinetic intelligence production and expeditionary support capabilities for the nation and state. mr. speaker, aristotle said we are

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are counting rats on this big blue wave to carry them through in 2018, in the elections. they want to retake the house an senate. we're arguing are not only for daca the morally right thing to do this is how you build the big blue wave. we generate this energy at the base and they are the ones who the make the democrats speaker of the house. that's how we win. >> you said you worked on capitol hill. wife.nd your who did you work for? >> i worked for representative -- and my wife another one. >> you're from texas? >> i'm from texas. >> you see that the immigration very local percespective, then? >> absolutely. he undocumented youth are throughout the country and they are feeling it. >> talking about immigration, about the democrats in 2018, welcome your comments and 202-748-8000, for 202-748-8001 and all 202-748-8002. caller on the independent line. good morning. good morning. >> hi, mike. questions ave some for you. what's your website? you have a banner on the front cooking up resistance. is this a take-off from podesta that he was cooking up, spirit cooking? about n't know anything that. i will say