burton's dream night turns into a nightmare at the etihad.on tackle the injury toll on its players? cautious confidence from england's new director of cricket. i believe we can win the world cup. and the ashes, but it's a different thing from well. good evening, or maybe should i say a bad evening for burton albion. the league one side, in their first appearance in the final four of a competition at the top level, they were hammered 9—0 by title holders manchester city in the first leg of their league cup semifinal. a great evening though for pep guardiola and his side, they were sensational, in their biggest win in 21 years. our correspondent david ornstein watched the goals rain in. the kind of away trip lowly clubs tend to dream and get test dream about, but for burton albion, that dream became reality. the biggest game in their history, and i did regardless of the result. he won this competition for times, though beating pat guardiola to get a shot at emulating him what always be unlikely, and he soon set city on their way. separated by 5

it is a huge occasion for burton albion.been this far in the league cup, is the first time they've ever face manchester city in a competitive match. it's a huge occasion but they will be under no illusion the size of the task ahead. 0ne illusion the size of the task ahead. one of the most difficult places to visit, not just one of the most difficult places to visit, notjust in british ball but in world football, let me bring in...a in world football, let me bring in... a huge occasion for. a huge task ahead of them, but i think the occasion itself for the fans to come here and support their team, playing against the premier league side that we have seen in a long time, live against theirteam. i we have seen in a long time, live against their team. i think it's the occasion they have two enjoy. we understand they are going to bring some 3000 fans, they have hired coaches to bring their fans, they are going to enjoy what ever happens. the manager knows his football, he knows how to set his tea m football, he knows how to set h

gabrieljesus scores four as holders manchester city beat burton albion 9—0 in their league cup semifinalfirst. and south african geniel de villiers has engine trouble during stage three of the dakar rally costing him the lead hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football news from the asian cup which is in full swing and there was a scare for the four time champions japan in their tournament opener. but they recovered to win 3—2 against turkmenistan on wednesday. elsewhere, two second half goals secured the 2022 world cup hosts qatar a 2—nil win over lebanon as anneka radley reports. having reached the last 16 in nasty‘s world cup, japan are a team which probably wouldn't have expected to be fighting back from a goal down at half time to a side ranked 127 in the world but thanks toa ranked 127 in the world but thanks to a ferocious long—range goal from turkmenistan and, it was the underdogs who took the early lead. japan's half—time team talk must have worked as there was a smart turn and finish inside the box to equalise shortly into the second half. girls following made it

a difficult night for league 0ne‘s burton albion against title holders manchester city in the first legeir league cup semi—final. good evening from westminster, where the troubled brexit process has taken yet another dramatic turn, putting theresa may under even more pressure. earlier today, before the debate on the prime minister's brexit deal got underway, mps voted to give herjust three days to come back to parliament with a new plan if the current one is defeated. mps have now started their five—day debate on mrs may's plan ahead of the big vote in the house of commons next tuesday evening. we start tonight with this report by our political editor, laura kuenssberg. 0ne purpose and one direction. the prime minister has to push parliament to support her. to avoid what she claims will be no deal or no brexit at all. the only way to avoid no deal is to vote for the deal. the deal protects jobs and security and delivers on the referendum and he should back it. jeremy corbyn! but time and her authority is scarce. manyjust don't believe her. if her deal is defeated next week, as i hope an

guardiola said he was showing respect to burton albion by scoring semi— goals. showing respect to burtonals. i can see that. -- so many goals. explain that. you could say in the team talk before, they are not in our class, if we get some goals in, everyone is up a bit, but don't get injured. he is an these are quality side, play against them, do your best, see what happens. how does he stop his players that three 0 going we have done this —— 3—0. players that three 0 going we have done this -- 3-0. i don't know why i am answering these questions. instinct if you have a very good team, ithink instinct if you have a very good team, i think this go through all sports, —— instinctively foot of you have a certainly play and you say do that. do you know what it is? it is the m word. momentum. it is. it was the biggest win for manchester city in 31 years as they thrashed burton albion 9—0 in the first leg of the league cup semi—final. the second leg, looks to be little more than a formality when it takes place at burton in two weeks‘ time. city, who are the current cup holders, are set to meet

burton's best chance was this from will miller.ham in the final at the end of february. juventus striker gonzalo higuain has completed his loan move to chelsea this evening. the 31—year—old argentine had been on loan at ac milan and where he scored eight goals this season. chelsea do have an option to buy him for £31 million. the club failed to register him by midday today though, so he can't play against spurs in the league cup semi—final tomorrow night. in my first season in naples he did very well, and he scored 36 goals in 35 matches. this season he scored 39 goals. he did very well. for sure he is one of the best strikers in my well ahead of that league cup semi final between chelsea and tottenham, mauricio pochettino has spoken about his compatriot emiliano sala. the cardiff striker is still missing after the plane he was travelling on disappeared near the channel islands on monday night. wa nt to want to send e“ of my love want to send gig of my love and - want to send gig of my love and g positive energy for his family. tha

burton led the same chant cursing out the president at the state democratic convention in 2017. so far it is unclear if ma's message has reached the president. he has not tweeted about it. >>> now in our abc 7 news poll, we are asking do you think ma's cursing of president trump is standing up for california or not appropriate? just head to show show. right now results say 36% and a third say standing up for california and two thirds are saying that is not appropriate. >>> we've seen his ads, bay area billionaire tom steyer announcing he is not throwing his name into the race for president. however, what he plans to do instead is certainly raising some eyebrows. the decision comes as many democratic contenders are gearing up to announce their bids. right now dozens could be in the running. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: after years of publicly toying with the idea of president, bay area billionaire tom steyer announced in iowa today that he would not be seeking public office but instead devote his time and money into trying to get president trump impeach

well, i think, well, ithink, burton well, i think, burton albion come here under no illusions about theest tasks in british football but one of the biggest tasks in world football. one thing for certain, they are determined to enjoy themselves this evening between three and 4000 fans from burton albion are expected here this evening. they have hired some 28 coaches to bring their fans here. they are going to make the most of it, it is the first time in the club's history that they have reached this page. that managers said it is important for them to stay in the contest. if they can keep at it, after the first leg, perhaps the unfixable is possible. we saw this week. only 15 appearances also for the youngsters. how likely are we going to see pep guardiola you'd use some of them this evening? we are expecting to see several players layer, a young english talent. we are... really, such as the strength in depth of the manchester city squad, it is really quite hard for them to put out a wea ker quite hard for them to put out a weaker side. they have superstars out that squad. i think what o

although burton's dream had turned into something of a nightmare, even clough saw the bright side.nal are through to the semi—finals after a 2—1win at home against birmingham. so too are chelsea. two goals for england's fran kirby helped them onto a 4—0 win against reading. manchester united are also through, in their first season in existence, 2—0 against west ham. manchester city women take on brighton tomorrow for the final spot. for the second year in a row there has been an increase in the average time premiership rugby players are out injured. the number of concussions has fallen slightly, but tackling remains the biggest risk in an annual study released today. patrick gearey has this report on it. and he is going to win the race, is he? bigger, faster, stronger. the exhilaration equation of modern by exhilaration equation of modern rugby union is speed times power. for some of us, that might magas wins for a second, but it is taking all of us involved longer to recover from. statistics say the severity of injuries is growing, and the car crash forces of the tackle are largel

. >> furloughed nearly two weeks ago now, daryl burton is prioritizing the essentials. son. >> this is my son, aaron. we know as responsible parents we make sure we do what is necessary. >> burton who has worked in government agencies for more than three decades says federal workers shouldn't be caught in a political ping-pong match over the wall. >> i don't believe those furloughed should be thrown in this as a bargaining chip, if you will. put us back to work so we can do what we need to do and take care of our families. >> pelosi put out new bills but president trump says he will not support them, but it may not be his entire decision. >> president trump cannot count on united control of washington to push his agenda forward. >>> we'll be right back with the final thought. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz... the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significa

no — according to burton fans, its a pleasurable pain.bs who couldn't get our bbc newsline semifinal, they didn't make it. -- newsline semifinal, they didn't make it. —— who couldn't get our place in that semifinal. when in 2012, lewis hamilton, announced that he would be leaving his boyhood team mclaren for mercedes, it caused a shock wave in formula one. for hamilton, though, it turned out to be the right decision — it's a move that's won him four of his five world titles. but it's been a different story for the team he left behind. in 2015 mclaren re—signed honda as their engine provider and brought back fernando alonso to partnerjenson button. this meant they had two former world champions in their line up. but this new mclaren—honda parternship never really took off, and in theirfirst season they finished ninth in the constructors‘ championship. last year fernando alonso left mclaren and retired from the formula one after seventeen years. he'll be replaced by carlos sainz, and german andreas seidl is the new boss of their team. seidl

he burton's awaits her in the semifinals the dust woman defeated yulia put in the quarter final because a qualifier had eliminated sloane stephens earlier in the tournament but on this occasion she would fall to burton's six two six two in just a sixty one minutes. in the n.b.a. the portland trailblazers lifted to the last minute to upset the chicago bulls c.j. mccollum school twenty four points in the final quarter and with less than eight minutes left in the game myers leonard dunk did putting the blazers ahead and sending the bulls today but straight losses blazers winning one hundred twenty four one hundred twelve. and the boston celtics faced off against the indiana pacers collierville had twelve points before setting up the fourth quarter the celtics put together their high school in game the season to get the fifth straight when one thirty five one zero eight to the back already now were a tough third stage in the days that shook up the standings overnight leader from south africa suffered a car breakdown in the proving the wilderness its two thousand launch am going to deal with

that's after they thrashed third tier burton albion 9—0 in the first leg of their last four clash.or the holders — with the second leg to be played at burton albion in 13 days time we didn't expect too many goals but it's good, we are in the finals so that's nice. after one last season, coming back again, in the less important trophy in the season means a lot for us, it means every single game is important and that's why we are satisfied to come to wembley. at the asian cup on wednesday turkmenistan lost out 3—2 to japan in their opening group f encountyer but this has to be a contenderfor goal the year, let alone goal of the tournament. arslanmyrat amanov with the effort, and what an effort indeed! copa del rey holders barcelona will continue their bid for a fifth consecutive title as they head to levante for the opening leg of their last 16 tie later on thursday. the spanish teams, like many across europe have been on a winter break and barca returned to action on sunday beating getafe 2—1 to open up a five point lead in la liga, but ernesto valverde is expected to make changes f

hundreds of burton albion supporters tweeted their frustration.en medical checks and are being seen by immigration officials, while a 42—year—old lorry driver has been arrested on of trafficking. heavy snowfall and strong winds have now led to the deaths of at least 14 people across europe. 0ne village in northern greece has experienced a record low temperature of minus 23 celsius. the risk of avalanches are at the highest level in parts of the alps and norway — and forecasters are warning of more extreme weather to come. caroline rigby reports. snow is often welcomed in the alps at this time of year, but you can get too much of a good thing. dramatic footage has emerged of a rescue near chamonix, in france, the pilot of this helicopter forced to carry out a daring manoeuvre in an effort to reach an injured hiker. digging the nose of the aircraft into the mountainside, the blades brush against the snowpack. translation: it's to save time when you have extremely challenging mountain weather. the team chose to perform this in order to be as fast as

. >> in the tradition of john burton tradition, [ bleep ] trump. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco for ma's swearing in ceremony where she used the f word in reference to the president, saying it was in the john burton tradition, a nod to the former state senator known to be outspoken. ma has said burton is her mentor and administered the oath of office. >> so is ma's cursing of president trump, is it standing up for california or do you find it not appropriate? >> good question. right? let's give you the results of the poll now. 35% say standing up for california. 65% say inappropriate. we would love to hear from you. >> but for now, though, we want to check in with michael finance knee because he's doing a lot of good work today. >> he is indeed. ing answering insurance questions, michael. >> what is that ticking sound? that is time running out to sign up for covered california. all these people are here to help. so give us the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast

burton led the same chant at the state democratic convention in 2013. it is unclear if her message has reached the president. he has not tweeted about it. >> that is our measuring stick. >> that is all we know. >> didn't actually a new democratic congresswoman from michigan get criticized a week ago for calling the president an mf during a speech. >> yeah. rashida talib while calling on the president's impeachment. after powerful democrats called the comment not helpful and inappropriate, she did apologize but this does seem to suggest the rise of a new brand of democrats who are more aggressive and confrontational to the president and throwing out the rules when dealing with a president who has thrown out the rules himself. >> that is true. >> you mentioned politically, she's a california -- she's going to -- she's not running for national office so this is a safe -- >> that is right. it is different from rashida talib, she's a congresswoman on the national stage. fiona ma has always been in california politics where she's be and so in front of that cr

burton has weathered many storms in his career to bring bacon stock to turkey but with economists warning of for a session next year this could be toughest battle yet and a wednesday what a day for the european parliament be holding its first session of twenty nineteen as the brits wreak havoc over bragg's it all representatives were celebrating this year's twentieth anniversary of europe's common currency the euro with the so-called anthem of europe take a listen. thank you. without that's leave it there you are now up say with the latest in the wild all business of course from weekend was head to our web site that is d w dot com slash business so follow us on twitter on how the novel frame by the end thanks to a company and it forced to seek use of our. main news arms you tube she said that's the one single new sounds. change a man who is trying to move side by. people who put big dreams on the big story. movie magazine on the dummy. bursts. home. of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of krimigis people

the second leg of their semi—final against third tier burton albion was a formality really, because city sergio aguero, kevin de bruyne and rihad mahrez, and it was aguero who gave city a 1—0 win on the night. 10—0 it finished, on aggregate. they'll face either tottenham or chelsea, who play the second leg of their semi—final on thursday night. one result in spain to bring you as well. barcelona lost the first leg of their copa del rey quarter final 2—0 at sevilla. kevin prince boeteng was making his barca debut, but the la liga leaders have it all to do at the camp nau next week if they're to make the final. barcelona, meanwhile, have confirmed the signing of frenkie dejong from ajax for $85.5 million. player, following his move from french league un rivals, nice. the italy striker had his nice contract terminated this. seesaw, ~ . , . he's signed for marseille until the end of the season. now, it was a really competitive opening day of the first test between the west indies and england in barbados. three west indians made half centuries, while james anderson and ben stokes took seven w

hundreds of burton albion supporters tweeted their frustration.their side's cup tie against manchester city. the m6 reopened late last night. the police say those discovered in the lorry were given medical checks and are being seen by immigration officials, while 42—year—old lorry driver has been arrested on of trafficking. coming up at 6:00am on breakfast: charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. they will have all the day's news, business and sport. stay with us on bbc news. plenty more to come. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: heavy snowfall and strong winds have led to the deaths of more than 1a people across europe. there are avalanche alerts for parts of austria and the alps. 0pposition leader felix tshisekedi has been declared the winner in the democratic republic of congo's tightly contested presidential election. mike pompeo is in the middle east. he is expected to deliver a speech in cairo later today. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in

as communications advisor saying bill burton who argued jill stein running as a third-party candidate would make trump president, and if howard schultz runs it would be a more serious effort than jill stein. shannon: senator kamala harris is under fire for healthcare, has no problem eliminating all private healthcare plans but at what cost. peter doocy takes a look. >> if you're watching this you have health insurance through a private company because 2 thirds of all americans, 217 million people are covered by private providers but if kamala harris is elected president those providers could disappear and all 217 million could have their care managed by uncle sam. >> for people who like their insurance they don't get to keep it? >> the idea is everyone gets access to medical care and you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company. >> reporter: everyone would have a government run plan instead, medicare for all which goes further than the last democratic president's initial picture. >> if you like your healthcare plan you'll be able to keep your healthca

gabrieljesus scores four as holders manchester city beat burton albion 9—0 in their league cup semifinalfirst three of the dakar rally costing him the lead hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football news from the asian cup which is in full swing and there was a scare for the four time champions japan in their tournament opener. but they recovered to win 3—2 against turkmenistan on wednesday. elsewhere, two second half goals secured the 2022 world cup hosts qatar a 2—nil win over lebanon as anneka radley reports. having reached the last 16 in nasty‘s world cup, japan are a team

but he's trying to tell schultz to go away. >> the conversation i had with bill burton, he seemed wayad than where schultz sees himself. i think snoenator harris needs add a little. let's see how she answers next time if she adds a little nuance to that. she also signed that bill and is a co-sponsor to sign another bill. >> and the way jake phrased the question about, can you keep your health insurance. >> doctor, you can keep your doctor. that turned out to be not true. there is a lot of big policy discussions as we look at these interesting personalities as well. >>> up next, a tell-all book. the president calls it the gopher. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com about the colonial penn program. here to tel

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> today -- >> we are live for remark some david burton. he works for heritage institute as an economic policy senior fellow which is where he is speaking this morning. live coverage here on c-span2. we expect this to start in just a moment. >> welcome to the heritage foundation for the ethics of free markets and discussion of capitalism. this is the 11th docket or series on free markets. i encourage anyone who missed the of the ten talks to look at our website at www. heritage /free-markets. when you ask students around the world the most pressing from an economic should be addressing the top topics, are inequality, poverty and unemployment, the environment, sustainability of scarce resources and sure enough the theories this addressed all these topics. we have more topics to the course of 2019. we also discussed the important of culture, and think tanks, universities and media that promoted certain economic principles and the practical aspects from sufficiency to helping the poor and promoting learning. this morning we will hear the next

fantastic start to 2019, there have been ruthless in cup competitions, winning against rotherham and burtonthey beat liverpool so they come into this with their tails up. wolves are no pushovers, having beaten tottenham and chelsea this season. they took points off city earlier this season. yes, they have a reputation for getting points, raising their game against big teams and they come into this having knocked liverpool out of the fa cup and they were the first tea m the fa cup and they were the first team to the fa cup and they were the first tea m to ta ke the fa cup and they were the first team to take points off city this season, they draw earlier in the season season, they draw earlier in the season after the controversial handball goal was allowed to stand so handball goal was allowed to stand so they will be confident and their coast said that was the moment they really believed they could compete in the premier league and they come into this comfortably mid—table and hopeful of causing another upset.- the other end of the table we see the other end of the table we see the fourth m

the burton boom boom boom boom. the bird . suzi jews or muslims. and it going to be something to do with it looking into the e.u. we just. received a. little but get on well look on why you need to in the law will. never let me give. you. your. doing such it. out what you would i would not. be able to put in of the medium of. the funding if you had to pay a one off as a joyously. on the. show to films of the hope and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects. a controversial politician elected to the highest office in latin america's biggest country. brazil is about to inaugurate its new president. joins us live from the capital brasilia on inauguration day. to dish every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories and of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the welts jannah that's right out of the script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they were caught on the stories th

manchester city face burton in the other league cup tie tomorrow night.e in next year's ryder cup. he has been a successful player and vice captain and also won three major titles, but says he is putting his career on the line by taking over from thomas bjorn, who led europe to a convincing victory last year. i know it really does reflect a legacy, whether i am a successful captain or not. it's not something i just stroll into. even the timing looks like it was right and i was the right person, the right time in my career. but i had to think, did i really wa nt my career. but i had to think, did i really want it? ultimately, i am doing this for the right reasons, because i really, really want to be a successful captain. let's get more on this now. andrew murray is with us. welcome. he said it there, he has put his legacy on the line, strong words. you were at brookline when he made his playing debut in the ryder cup, 20 years ago now. will he be a good captain? i think he will be a terrific captain. he made a winning start on his debut against a very info

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week venezuela president maduro begins his second term and the media landscape looks far different than when he began his first the sudanese government faces street protests and turns to an online clampdown that straight out of the strongman playbook the wall street journal hoax and the perils of single source journalism plus had geography and american presidents nothing so becomes their legacy as their passing earlier this month nicolas maduro was sworn in for a second term as venezuela's president the election that got him there was widely condemned as rigged and opposition voices were mostly absent from the airwaves the case against him of doro and his treatment of the media is compelling his critics say that since he first took office in two thousand and thirteen almost one hundred radio and television stations have been censored or shut down as well as thirty three newspapers another fifty journalists have been prosecuted. we've been following the media story in venezuela for mor

as communications advisor, the same bill burton who argued in 2016 that jill stein running as a third-party candidate would help make trump president, but now says if howard schultz runs, it would be a more serious effort than jill stein. shannon? >> shannon: all right, trace. thank you very much for the update. another issue for kamala harris, health care. she says she has no problem eliminating all private health care plans but at what cost? correspondent peter doocy takes a look. >> odds are if you are watching this, you have health insurance through a private company, because two-thirds of all americans, 217 million people, are covered by private providers. but if kamala harris is elected president, those providers could disappear, and all 217 million could have their care managed by uncle sam. >> for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it. >> listen, the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care. you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company. >> everyone would have a government-run plan instead. medicare for all, wh

. >> in the tradition, john burton tradition. [ bleep ] trump. >> all right. the f-bomb was a nod to former state senator john burton who administered the oath of office. he was known for liberal use of colorful language. >> she was shocked she did it herself. >> it looked like it. >> got caught up in the moment? >> i don't know. >> okay. >> another senator did that a couple of days ago, didn't they? >> she's not a >>> it will be interesting if this happens -- >> let's talk about the fog. look at that. man, you cut it with a knife. so thick across the north bay. in the east bay, it's going to be there the entire morning commute. be prepared for that. dress for cooler temperatures this morning also. by the afternoon hours, the fog will fade to haze and it will be joined by high clouds. we'll call it partly cloudy. but our temperatures will still jump up to 60 degrees, which is mild for this time of year. patchy fog tonight. maybe not as much as this morning. the temperatures will be the same. then the rain train arrives friday. it makes stops just about every d

well, that's the situation facing burton albion's nigel clough tonight ahead of the return leg of thehipped nine goals to a rampant manchester city in the first leg two weeks ago. so what's their manager going to say to his players tonight? if we had lost three or 4—0 the game was still over, so we will enjoy it the same. you know, it doesn't, it doesn't alter the achievement of getting to the semifinal. honestly. if we had lost 3—0 we are still out and we still reached the semifinal. so we will enjoy it and hope the supporters are. i don't think manchester city will ever come here again andi manchester city will ever come here again and i don't think we will ever get to a the scottish premiership is back tonight after their winter break, with a full programme leaders celtic take on st mirren, while bottom side dundee are at hearts. but the game of the night is at rugby park, where third—placed kilmarnock take on rangers in second. there for us to set the scene is five live's conor mcnamara.

and director tim burton's updated take on the process walt disney animation dumbo kicks off for a look at the new blockbuster movie releases for twenty nine hundred. i'm sorry so much got a thank you for joining us clashes have erupted in southern india after two women defied a centuries old taboo and entered one of hinduism is holiest shrines they were acting on a ruling by india's supreme court last year that found women should have access to the site the move pits traditionalists against women's rights activists and it is feared that more trouble could flare. under the cover of darkness escorted by police two indian women wearing black enter the shabby mala temple they offer prayers and quickly depart it was more an act of defiance than devotion the women were claiming the right to enter given to them by india's supreme court but so far blocked by protesting hindu traditional lists. of women and shapley malad today isn't a story when for us it's a victory of the movement for quality and women's power because after the verdict of the supreme court some people were still opposing the

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senator john burton, the head of the senate ten argued we need add dollar for a hot dog. if we were goi to pay a dallas we should get a hot dog. that wasn't ed by the davis administration then. i certainly hope the new on seriously considers all options. frankly it's time to get the private profit tiering pg & e corporate executive out of the picture and spend those profits on the victims. en i think one of the things that's also diff than in 2001 ispg & e is a convicted felon. >> from the san bruno explosion. >> they're under a coott order to commit any more crimes. there will be a hearing two weeks to see whether some of fires, what's going on there? he's already issued an ordeat tr electrical lines andr see whet they are safe right now. >> lisa has an important point. this is an order to shca e. what it does is key and critical. right now the probation conditions ofon thected flob, pg & e corporation, only addressed the gas system. the judge is saying for the first time he going to add probation conditions th address the electrical system, the transmission how they res

john burton administered the oath of office. ma said her use of a swear word was in honor of her old boss, who is known for his faulty language. >>> popular dog-walking apps like "wag," which you know about and rover. is a growing business. they give a helping hand for families. but do you really know who is coming into your house and taking care of your pets. >> pretty scary story. they found walkers undergo one background check they're hired. and that's it. 2 investigates candice nguyen spoke with some customers demanding better protections after they witnessed a violent interaction. >> it's not every day ollie and maggie get to go to work with mom and dad. miranda folks and david brown admit it's hard to leave the two at home. >> these are my children. >> the couple had relied on the popular dog-walking app, wag, to hire a walker. until they got a call last month and noticed ollie kind of acting strangely. >> shake and quiet. >> they looked at their home surveillance video and were shocked. [ dog making noises ] >> first two

ghosts of girlies some reflections of life from the afterlife thrown in for good measure this is burton's night and today all score sun friends of scotland worldwide are celebrating the work of caledonia as bob robert barnes scottish nationalist under internationals the poet of the common man whose vastness of love songs have been an inspiration for people as diverse as abraham lincoln to bob dylan that are more stark choose to robert burdensome to any non-religious figure with the sole exception is the queen victoria and christopher columbus this one here in victoria by goblins in london is absolutely splendid but if you're watching down under like this one in victoria still year or in new york this one in central park meanwhile back home and the resists impressive monument denali that's where thomas shanta barely survived his encounter with the devil's legions. it's not just confined to. robert. she had the pleasure of attending just let it. takes place. is one of the highlights. since its inception twenty years ago celebrate the advent of spread united states and. colorful displays. on

average worker makes an entire year that's incredible i mean it's canada what the ceo's of like tim burton's molson beer and how we manage it but. anyway the point is we here in the us think of canadians as a better you know more forgiving more considerate people who greeted each other each day with a solid lovely morning. and it's good to see that even up they are the country is run by ridiculous lee rich. just makes me expect to get so what do we do what do is there is there no way to still this incredibly awful inequality. i think the french have some i. just but. those school crossing guards were not happy. they were not seriously though the yellow vast movement in france continues to grow president mccrone wants to have a national debate that will focus on four themes taxes green energy institutional reform and citizenship mccrone wants to gather the people's thoughts on those topics so we can take them home and not think about them anymore. it's like this is yet a suggestion box they had for us when i was working at a t.g.i. friday's and college management totally ignored those suggest

marcus harness missed a good chance to equalise for burton.es on the bbc sport website. west ham have received a bid of 35 million pounds from an unnamed chinese club for striker marko arnautovic. the austrian is the hammers' joint—top scorer this season with eight goals in 17 games in all competitions. it is understood west ham have no desire to sell arnautovic, who is under contract with the club until 2022. wembley is going to be tottenham's temporary home for at least another six weeks. they have confirmed that their new 62,000 seater stadium, which is on the site of the old white hart lane, won't be ready to move into until at least march. the club say that building tests need to be carried out and trial events need to be organised. their next four home matches, including their champions league game against borussia dortmund next month will take place at the national stadium. so would a potential fa cup fifth round tie if spurs are drawn at home. stoke city have appointed luton town boss nathanjones as their new manager. he replaces gary

very good i do believe incidentally but robert problems how did we celebrate robert burton's his birthday last year we did our barn special which is fantastic lots of people involved but we started off the show some of the statues of friends around the world that lent to chop and billy's leave the street and defeat neighbors neighbors meet as many days are we have been late to get into tightly gate where we set. the not be getting through another happy. welcome to the show and the opening lines are robert barnes epic poem and scott's shanter a tale of witches and warlocks ghosts of girlies some reflections of life from the afterlife thrown in for good measure old white are celebrating the work of caledonia as bob robert barnes scottish nationalist under internationals the poet of the common man whose vastness of love songs have been an inspiration for people as diverse as abraham lincoln to bob dylan there are more statues to robert burdensome to any non-religious figure with the sole exception is the queen victoria and christopher columbus' this one here in victoria embankment gardens in

isn't deep you know i don't think so because thank goodness the woman tim burton given whether you're dealing with a german shotgun or with a japanese sword you really have to be careful and be very focused on this in that it's a bit more responsibility than i like to assume but i can understand why people are fascinated by them they demand respect which they deserve. it. proving that a good reporter goes where it really hurts now weapons are a big business and i mean really big the global market is worth hundreds of billions of dollars each year and it seems everyone wants a piece of that pie but it is it really ok to profit from products that bring so much misery to so many people. and the g thirty six. of the best known german made weapons they've been on the market for decades is there anything more recent out there if never seen a commercial for weapons made in. a fiat it's not exactly a life's a product and it's quite hard to find out what apps manufacturers are actually working on i contacted quite a few and tried to get an interview but no one was willing to talk to me apart f

discussing the kinds of issues presumably in your report in davos in a grouping would suit egypt burton is the responsible if you believe the killing maiming or displacing of millions of people yeah i mean every year what we see is these very influential and powerful people coming together in davos to talk about how they change the state of the world make the world a fireplace in the past they've talked about inequality heavy think about those people at the table the reality is that they have the power to do something about this to influence all or make laws that would see the wealthiest people in the world paying their share of taxes and also you see those poorest people in the world have access to a vital public services that can save their lives jack.

blues were held to a goal a straw by southampton at their home ground stamford bridge and fans at burton mis match against watford were treated to a thrilling three three draw burnley and crystal palace are also able to win their games away from home and meanwhile liverpool will be in action and a high profile top of the table clash with manchester city on thursday you're going club side lead the standings currently and could go ten points clear of city if they can win. it's the third of january so really it's on it's a very very very important game for both teams obviously and i would use it as motivation for the other team if you are these are these kind of six point games it's like it is to play against each other you can go and pretty much in all directions that's how it is and it's a motivation for them one hundred percent so they will be ready and we have to make sure that we already that's all. i couldn't figure out too much so what happened in the past is going to happen in the future so we tell him when we want to go to the games and the means that it's going to happen in the fu

the second semi—final pits holders manchester city against third tier burton albion.ng the grass to make it difficult for liverpool in their recent premier league match. here's the response of city manager, pep guardiola. another goalkeeper. but the suggestion is that maybe you requested that the grass was... -- i am nota requested that the grass was... -- i am not a grass keep the.” requested that the grass was... -- i am not a grass keep the. i never did, so we want to play quick, we wa nt to did, so we want to play quick, we want to play cricket. i've never tried to manipulate the conditions, but i am not suspected of that. no, no, no. south africa's giniel de villiers, the 2009 champion, will take the lead into stage three of the dakar rally later, but it was the nine time world rally champion sebastien loeb who won tuesday's stage from pisco to sanjuan de marcona in peru. it was a day of near misses for some, while others will be thankful they‘ re still competing — with the event running until the 17th of january, when it ends in lima. a snowboard world cup paral

burton fundamentally is not decided how we want to treat your relationship to you okay but he would your opinion to a whole. new nurses i use the word future relationship very advisedly here because i think the possibilities do include brexit not happenin. what do u. k. has to do is to find a mechanism to decide that and we sing the beginnings of this today with three somebody's? willingness at least to to speak to other political parties but we also see the intransigence expressed by the labor part or is it leased his leader jeremy corbyn in not being willing to engage in those talks. without preconditions so we're at the beginning of a process where things might get sorted out. my fear is that we're going to end up whether it all being bashed other look at the last minute to avoid the no do that we were talking about earlier. my last question -- to you professor we saw earlier -- from our our our correspondent -- in london talking about those talks -- that theresa may was holding hey she said that several parties -- from scotland or from from wales are trying to include provisions of f

driver people that unexpectedly find themselves out of a job for no fault of their own like darrell burton an investigator at the postal service now applying to be a school security officer a mensch thing with the cure in it because it's more mungo maccallum schools because my background over the last ten years nearly it's been an investigations this is the second day they've held this job fair on the first day there are more than two hundred people that were here looking for work today when the doors opened at ten am there were already a hundred people waiting in line to get in with no indian site the government shutdown the number of people looking for work is high several school districts are holding similar job fairs for federal employees schools normally providing education for. children may now also supply jobs for their. day. if they are. people had we have. as for. the meantime he's become a driver for rides to make some extra money to support his family. but he's hoping that the shutdown so he can drive back to work. rockville maryland. welcome back visiting a traditional chinese

set up their own monitoring equipment right next to the one operated by the southern state of baton burtonby. professor mathias kling now heads the institute he's very skeptical about the station's roadside position. on this rainy day the device record seven to eight micrograms of fine particulate matter per cubic meter. most of that is down to break and tire wear only a small proportion comes from the exhaust of the passing vehicles but what's left is one at most two micrograms that really come from the diesel engine of the car it's barely measurable as this. please respond. the next thing that the specialists do is measure the nitrogen dioxide levels their own devices quickly reveal that the location right next to the traffic lights has a huge effect on the readings out the missile take the stephen through this reading also shows that the station has a rather problematic location close to the intersections feeders the reading spikes a lot here. if we look more closely we can see that it's caused by the cost starting with the lights turned green. that requires more fuel. and that's why su