dr peter cahill there. he is the founder of voysis. detroit auto show and has been checking out what is on offer. this is a self driving vehicle tested by forked to deliver pizzas. it looks like a normal car and those spinning things on the top are the sensors. i will take you around the car to see what the car is actually seeing. that little red dot there behind the car, that's me. so that's what the car is seeing so it can make decision on where to turn, whether to stop, whether it can accelerate and ford is not the only car maker that's talking about cars like this. pretty much everyone at the auto show is and they are investing money into research and development. the government does play a key role, how will they regulate it? we had the transport secretary of the us government here yesterday saying they don't want to have a command and control approach. so, saying they don't want to interfere with innovation, but of course, safety is a big concern for them. but also very much saying that them. but also very much saying that the on

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. >> heather cahill, welcome to the hill. you cover the hill for politico.ongratulations, you're a roll tide even though they were legitimately this in the spot of ohio state. after all of this controversy, the president's very awful comments that have been condemned widely and denied by him, all that stuff aside, is there going to be a deal on daca and the wall? >> you know, that's a great question, hugh. i was texting with aides on both sides of the aisle this morning. they're still engaging in staff level negotiations. as they both told me, they're very pessimistic right now. even before the president came out and panned the daca deal, it was getting heats from both sides of the aisle. senator tom cotton said this isn't a proposal. this is a joke. and the left said we're not going to negotiate on diversity visas. i don't know why this is in the proposal. so it was unclear even from the beginning if the senate deal had the muscle to get through both chambers even before trump went on twitter and blasted it. >> heather, i used the hashtag too obvious to fai

traffic controllers monitored the animal as it hopped across to lane one and headed onto the cahill expressway brought to the zoo for a check up and is doing well. let's return now to our main story, the plight of rohingya refugees in bangladesh. the aid agency unicef is calling it ‘a children's crisis‘ because of the large numbers of children who live in the camps. it's also voicing concern about the 25,000 refugee babies who will be born there this year and who won't have any legal papers. last september the bbc‘s justin rowlatt met one rohingya woman who crossed the border when she was heavily pregnant. he's been back to see how she and her new baby are. hey, hello. mohammed is three and a half months old now. hello, mohammed. hello. but right from birth, he's faced discrimination. the bangladeshi authorities won't issue birth certificates to rohingya babies, so, officially, mohammed does not exist. we first met his mother the day she escaped from myanmar. she was nine months pregnant. she told me how the myanmar army and local buddhists had attacked her village. but their troubles were far

traffic controllers monitored the animal, as it hopped across to lane one and headed onto the cahillhe zoo for a check—up. just briefly, that main news again. the four time olympic medallist simone biles says she is well was sexually harassed by team doctor larry nassar. he faces new hearings as he has admitted assaulting other female gymnasts under the guise of treatment. much more news any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. i think some people might welcome the change to the weather this week from what we had last week — grey, damp, drizzly conditions. this week, it is looking colder. certainly we're getting our air sourced from the arctic, from greenland. it's going to bring strong winds, sunshine, and showers. the showers will continue to be frequent as they will through the course of the night, and early on into tuesday. with snow falling over the higher ground the north, even some wintriness down to lower levels. to the south, largely of rain. on tuesday itself, looking colder than it has been. windy, as well, and there will be a mixture of sunshine a