but the real star of the night was the duchess of cambridge.ere. as usual, they stole the limelight on the red carpet. yes, in an alexander mcqueen down. i can tell from looking at it, it is black with ice cream cones on it, that is alexander mcqueen. for once you have done your homework. what you said in the first section is really true, you have these huge us stars who are their own planet, ego, and a minor royal walks into the shop and their knees go weak. not that they are minor royals. we understand the point exactly. that is the papers for the sour. —— that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, caroline and tony. coming up next, it is the film review.

the duke and duchess of cambridge visited last year on theirfirst tour duchess of cambridge visited lastir first tour of india. this is an incredible story of conservation success. there were only a handful of rhinos left when the park was set up a century ago. now, there are more than 2a00. but kaziranga's success has a dark side. this is the story they don't tell you on the glossy wildlife documentaries, and tourists like william and kate never hear about. so, what is kaziranga's untold secret? tourists have gone, the park is closed and i have been invited on a night patrol. walk in the forest in the dark is a dangerous business. what are you looking for? some animals might be sitting here, they might attack us. there is a rhino just next to a! here's looking at us. just next to a! here's looking at us. the park is huge, more than 400 kilometres square, and there are around 1200 park gods. it looks like this fellow had been in a scrap with another rhino. luckily, he was in no mood to charge us. —— guard. the cards are here to protect him from the most vicious predator there is, man. “—

to virginia across cambridge.the map we are slow a lot of places in and around the d.m.v. take you to d.c. 295. northbound where we have report of a crash still blocking the right side of the roadway at eastern. this may be under the camera shot. there is a tail end of the car. the delays are coming from the 11th street bridge. expect a couple extra minutes if you are heading to 295. back to you. michelle: thank you. tonight at 11: "7 on your side." we have an investigation. how a little shot could turn into big problems for your pet. are some vets vaccinating too much and too often? he noticed something wrong with his dog after routine trip to the vet. the dog received the usual round of vaccinations but he came back home acting unusual. he started asking questions. >> his liver enzyme are through the roof. michelle: is your pet overvaccinated? "7 on your side" at 11:00. >> coming up next for us, the 4:00 girl has incredible story of survival after two open heart surgeries and many months in the hospital. how doc

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the duke and duchess of cambridge have also joined the stars at the ceremony. to an individual in recognition of an outstanding and exceptional contribution to film, television or games. british and hollywood film royalty are braving the london cold and making their way up the red carpet for this year's bafta ceremony. earlier, our correspondent lizo mzimba spoke to some of the stars on the red carpet. iamjoined by i am joined by one of the most famous names in cinema, daisy ridley. you are the narrator of the eagle hunters. you're going to present an award tonight, best documentary. what is it like, you are used to award ceremonies?” documentary. what is it like, you are used to award ceremonies? i am not. i have not done a really big red carpet along time. it is surreal. last year was the oscars. it is amazing being on british soil, especially doing a film in britain, with people who are kind and excited. that documentary, another great story about the empowerment of the young female? i did not sign on because i thought this was a great story about a female.

cambridge has one word of advice.rflies have scales on their wings that's what give them the beautiful color. if you touch them the wrong way that could impede their flying. >> california ballet is taking on a story of love and betrayal. >>> kids health matters tell you why teenagers dose off we're back after this. >> welcome back everybody 7:44 guess what, feels like winter again yea! i'm not too thrilled about that, let's get you out and show you the view we're looking down at penns landing. it's a little blustery out there this morning. temperature have fallen off a cliff. some locations are 50 degrees colder than yesterday when you factor in the wind. the windchills are biting out of the northwest the wind anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour. it feels like the mid 20s. good news the radars are clear we don't have to worry about afternoon thunderstorms or snow showers or anything like that. we'll keep the radars clear. there could flurries west of the viewing area. central portions of pennsylvania. state college

we've got wind gusts in annapolis and cambridge, ocean city. the rest of us, no more wind gusts over 15 miles per hour. that's some winds really calming, but that will allow temperatures to cool. the radar is clear. it will stay this way. i don't expect much in the way of precipitation and our area, rain or snow, any time soon. wednesday could be a little bit of a different issue south of d.c. here's the blizzard up here towards parts of maine. parts of maine receiving upwards of a foot and half to two feet of snow. that storm system continues to move off. behind it it's cold but it's not frigid. there's really no cold air in most of the country right now. temperatures tomorrow will warm a little bit from where we were today but not all that much. we're going to see a lot of cloud cover tomorrow with another storm system trying to move our direction. 51 degrees the temperature tomorrow. mostly cloudy breezy and school. we'll see more clouds early in the day, some clearing late in the d. around noon. 51 degrees around that 4:00 hour as we start

cambridge, massachusetts, democrat. anne's on the line. what do you think about the iran sanctions, new sanctions -- sanctions put into place today? caller: actually, i'm definitely not too crazy about it. the president said that they were going to -- that iran was put on notice. put on notice for what? put on notice, what are we going to do? personally lost four uncles in a war, two cousins in the air force, and i have an uncle that never came home. now, we -- are we headed for another war? my uncle's ship was blown up with him in it. i am really skeptical about another war. not only skeptical, i'm afraid. host: thanks for the call. thanks for sharing your story. take a look at this from the bbc. a little bit more information interest about these missile tests that iran carried out. and what the united states is doing, as anne said there, being put on notice, what does that mean? u.s. sctns in te a miilte. iss ailpho fm ck dember. 20. t t aic ss t tmp adniraon iosg nconn anolwi a rentalstic msi tt. e s.reurdertnt anund asesgast3 opnd deno

but the real star of the night was the duchess of cambridge. and their pictures on the front of the daily telegraph there. as usual, they stole the limelight on the red carpet. yes, in an alexander mcqueen down. i can tell from looking at it, it is black with ice cream cones on it, that is alexander mcqueen. for once you have done your homework. what you said in the first section is really true, you have these huge us stars who are their own planet, ego, and a minor royal walks into the shop and their knees go weak. not that they are minor royals. we understand the point exactly. that is the papers for the sour. —— that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, caroline and tony. coming up next, it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what do we have this week? very interesting week. we have the 20th century women, a new film starring annette bening. we have the lego batman movie, which pretty much does what it says on the tin. and fences, a major a

alongside a picture of the duke and duchess of cambridge arriving at the baftas the telegraph quotesretary liz truss as saying "wicked" offenders won't be released early in order to meet prison population targets. the express says there's fury at a new bid to wreck theresa may's brexit bill when it goes through the house of lords. "we all need tasers to fight terror" is the metro's headline following a survey of metropolitan police officers suggesting two in three believe the stun guns should be carried routinely by officers. and alongside a picture of emma stone who has taken the best actress oscar at the baftas: the guardian reports that whistle blowers face a full frontal attack by number 10 downing street. let's begin. the daily telegraph, forgetjail let's begin. the daily telegraph, forget jail numbers, criminals let's begin. the daily telegraph, forgetjail numbers, criminals will do time, who is saying this and what is it about? this is a preview of the speech that liz truss the justice secretary will give tomorrow in which she is going to say in her view wicked criminals, i'm

the duke of cambridge in his role of patron of bafta.ill see if we can get confirmation of that. alexander mcqueen, a label that. alexander mcqueen, a label that she wears quite a lot. yes, her wedding dress also. would she have thought about that dress for tonight? film related red carpet would...? i tonight? film related red carpet would. . . ? i think tonight? film related red carpet would...? i think she tonight? film related red carpet would. . . ? i think she would have wanted to support british and she knows she's going to be photographed more than any other woman here. she would have put quite a lot of thought into that. so, they make their way in. what‘s so striking is we‘ve been fighting the volume levels all night, as we a lwa ys the volume levels all night, as we always do here at the baftas. but because they came through a different entrance, the vast majority of members of the public hear clearly didn‘t realise they had arrived, because there was no shouting, even i was taken by surprise. they don‘t want to upstage the actr

we report from the biotech hub in cambridge, massachusetts. ♪ >> to crank out discoveries, u.s.nies rely on the world's best scientists and researchers. >> there is confusion and uncertainty, and confusion and uncertainty are never good. >> the co-founder at labcentral, a biotech incubator in cambridge, massachusetts. >> i came here from germany. i am a green card holder. we found that 73% of the companies here were founded or cofounded by immigrants. >> 28,000 square-foot facility of shared lab space designed as a launchpad for startups. >> they work on new technology, new drugs to cure diseases, or medical devices, or could be tools for use in the laboratory. ♪ >> it is threatened by the trump's controversial immigration policies, including possible changes to visa programs. >> i would direct the department of labor to investigate all abuses of visa programs that undercut the american worker. >> the h-1b program allows tens of thousands of employees from abroad to work in specialty positions in the u.s. more than 20,000 pieces were granted in the medicine, health, and life sci

-- >> i don't hang in cambridge.] >> bill: working class people. really, going home going, gee, those poor muslims in iraq and iran, they should be able to come here. come on, mary anne. it's not a major topic. security is but it is not a major topic among the working class people in america. it's not. >> most working-class people in america aren't that far removed from being immigrants themselves. the mayor of boston, for example, is the son of an immigrant. >> bill: there is a mass uprising about putting restrictions temporarily on muslims. >> here is what most people in this country care about, that we are a good country, we have let everybody in here. we are founded by people fleeing religious persecution and when they see the chaos that happened because of this plan and frankl frankly, the half truth about all of this, about obama, that the corrections, and the fact that james kelly -- bill, talking about this, tells you everything. >> bil katie. >> can i just respond to a couple of points that have been made. t

. >> well we also ask joanna, her dream cover girl and the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. >> thats the most iconic theme songs in television history. for decades, long and order franchise has been must-see tv. and tonight, svu will reach a major milestone when it airs its 4 u. 400th episode. here is the cool thing, we've been there since the very beginning. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> people come here and they are like, i can't believe you still care. the day i don't care, i'm out. >> ma rish ka has been bad guys behind bars since svu first afed in 1994. >> i love playing cops and robbers. >> airing 236 episodes for friends, mash, 256. svu, 400. over twice as many as seinfeld. ic has been with svu since 2009. >> nice happy family. >> ma rish ka hargitay's partner, saying the cast is like family. >> i have terrific friends. >> my first on-camera job. like stephanie, a lot of guest stars got early breaks on svu. like current nominees. a bad guy in 2009. >> if you're being chased by the cops on svu, it is probably not going to end well. >> scandal's joe morton took the law in his own hands in season 4.

in the presence of a host of celebrities and the duke and duchess of cambridge. la la land has done pretty well tonight. it was a love letter to los angeles, not perhaps the clean sweep we expected. jason solomons has been watching with me. it garnered so many nominations, it has performed well but not swept the board. 11 nominations, it was led to believe it might be going for a record, eight or nine would have put it up there with the highest ever bafta awards, but early on it was performing very well. by the end it did, it won five baftas. emma stone for best actress, best director for damien chouly el, and best actor. it is an escapist musical? it is the film at the moment that is giving people a lift, a bit of sunshine in an ever darkening world is how it has been pitched. and that is interesting because for people who haven't seen it, it is so los angeles, so hollywood, steeped in that world, and i think we were interested to see whether the british academy, a different set of voters from the academy awards in the states, from the golden globe is, might not

kimberly: the duchess of cambridge trying not to steal the spotlight at the british academy film awards, probably not successful, arriving just before the show started. she was wearing a lovely black dress. no word on who designed the dress. and from royal put together to the grammys red carpet misses, maybe? c-lo, doing we don't know what. then there is girl crush wearing those balls? i actually kind of like that dress. robert: not bad. kimberly: i don't think that was too much of a mess.

the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry participated in a relay race in support of the heads together charity. the three royals were joined by about 150 runners training for the london marathon. harry lefykaryn in the dust. they are aiming to promote well-being among young people. thought they would run with their heads side by side, but that would not look good. gosh, what a beautiful day today. josh: we had a lot of sunshine late in the day. a lot of what today look like is what monday will look like as well. tuesday, you'll need the umbrella and rain gear. so the also be windy, umbrella will have trouble. through the night we drop to about 36 tomorrow morning d.c., 37 annapolis, right at freezing manassas, but not too cold. still, like february. in the afternoon, more springlike as we get into the 50's. clear skies. as we zoom outcome a lot of clear air, sticking around tomorrow, translatinto morning, there is really not a whole lot going on. mostly sunny skies through the day. that is how we get up to about 55 degrees. 1 a.m. tuesdayt, morning, a few showers start to move

. >> we also asked joanna who is her dream girl, duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. >> law and order franchise has been must-see tv and tonight svu will reach a major moil stone, it's 400th episode. we've been there since the very beginning. >> they're like, i can't believe you still care. i said, the day i don't care, i'm out. >> mariska has been putting bad guys behind bars since 1989. >> the 14-year-old boy inside of me, i love playing cops and robbers. >> classics like "friends" aired 276 episodes, svu's 400th is way more than dallas, e.r.a., csi and twice as many as "seinfeld." >> my job was to get to 365. that way you can watch a brand-new episode every day for a year. >> hit the jackpot. >> how did they make it so far? >> nice, happy, productive family. >> chris ton meloni, and stephanie march, say the cast is like family. >> i made some incredible friends..o cf1 o >> i have never worked on camera before this job. this is my first on-camera job. >> a lot of early stars got breaks on svu. like a bad guy in 2008, >> it's probably not going to end well if you're on svu. >> joe mo

speaker, hans van de ven, teaches chinese history at cambridge university, and is a leader on history of 19th-century china. we should stipulate, we do not bring you here unless you are one of the, or the authority on the topic. he is the author of numerous award-winning books from a friend to comment, the formation of the communist party. war and nationalism in china, 1925 to 1945. past, thewith the global origins of my dignity in china." his edited work "the battle for wara on the sino japanese 1937 to 1945," is essential reading. i have a copy of it at home. his newest book "a china at war." will be forthcoming this summer. he is a publishing and scholarly machine. dr.s begin by introducing millett. [applause] dr. millett: anything to take my space off the street. thank you. i think the audience should know brilliantitino is a physician to the world war ii museum and i must mention he is an ohio state graduate. [laughter] [applause] i find that encouraging. backt all of you to think to a movie that has nothing to do with korea. "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." if you are in on

please visit cambridge anytime, especially our cyber security project. it is a wonderful panel we have today. first, our colleague ben buchanan, a post doctoral fellow here. david singer, a senior fellow and new york times security correspondent. fiona hill joins us from washington, currently at the brookings institution, had been the national intelligence officer for russia but is also a harvard alumnus several times over. welcome back. thank you everyone for cramming in here to the absolute full house. trust us everybody, it is absolutely packed. we will note that if you have your cell phone on, please turn it to silent or turn it off, a remarkable idea. if you'd like to live tweet, go for it. it is on the record. have at it. what we would ask is when it comes time for q&a, we do have microphones on my left and you're right and my right and your left. when it is time for questions, please use them. that way our audience here and on tv will be able to participate and hear what we are talking about for the q&a. with that, let's begin. let me ask our gues

it is a wonderful evening here in cambridge, massachusetts. us today.span with we also have a good twitter presence as well, so for those of you who are not in the room, it is very sunny, very warm outside. please come visit cambridge any cyberespecially our security project. the wonderful panel we have today. first, our colleague, ben buchanan, a doctoral fellow, david sanger, senior fellow here and also a "new york times" correspondent, and fiona hill joins us from washington, currently at the brookings institution, had been national intelligence officer for russia. alumnuslso a harvard several times. thank you. welcome back. thank you everyone for cramming in here to the absolute full house. absolutely packed. we will note that if you have your cell phone on, please turn it to silent or turn it off, a remarkable idea. if you'd like to live tweet, go for it. it is on the record. have at it. when it comes time for q&a, we do have microphones on the left and right, and when it is time for questions, please use them. that way our audience here

one of the haemorrhage colleges, for how they have been naming theirfood —— cambridge colleges.ango and beef. one student who is half jamaican pointed out that in the caribbean they do not mix food and beef. another tunisian dish has raised the anger of students because it is not really tunisian. and don't get me started on yorkshire puddings. now what can we say on this? i think it is a storm in a teacup, quite possibly. staying on the food theme. but what is wrong with that? what is wrong with having food that we have doctored and modified? i suppose the point is it is taking a very stereotypical, or almost a parodied version or view of almost a parodied version or view of a country and making it into a food. a caribbean inspired stew might not cause offence. at the moment i am writing a book about the science of food and cooking, and if you look into the history of food, there are lots of these surprising things that you can discover. if we were to go 0k, you can discover. if we were to go ok, we will do british food only, it would be pretty drab. boring. yes. just don't put

center in pasadena, .alifornia sarah, a professor at the massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge. and nicole lewis. , start us offmas with the big news of the day. .homas: thank you i have been the director for five months and i have been in a that we docience here. we are changing lives every day. we stretch the imagination and today is just that. i am excited to announce today that the doctor and his team have used our space telescope to determine seven earth sized planets orbiting about 40 light-years away. what is more, as you can see in the illustration, is that three of these are in the habitable area where liquid water can pool on the surface. for the first time, we found as planets and wel can measure the masses and the radii of these earth-sized planets. these are among the best planets theollow up to see atmospheres and to look at the bio signatures, if there are any. the discovery gives us a hint that finding a second earth is just a matter of when. scientists believe that, around 1, 3,star, there could be 5, 7 planets. you can imagine how many worlds there are out the

.:. . . , 5; ‘the duke . of cambridge.ce charles, she goddaughter of prince charles, she went on holiday with the royal family. today he said he was deeply saddened by the news of her death. she became a regularfixture on catwalks, red carpets come in gossip columns and on magazine front covers. known as an it girl, in 2002 she appeared on the reality television show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. where she played up her party image. who is taking me to dinner? but fame had a darker side. ta ra dinner? but fame had a darker side. tara palmer tompkinson had been addicted to cocaine and at one point she spent £400 a day on the drug. on the same programme she spoke about her habit. in the last weeks of my using it literally was over the toilet, you know. to the most sordid you can have as a junkie. toilet, you know. to the most sordid you can have as ajunkie. she finished second on the show and went on to appear on other programmes including celebrity mastermind. do you remain an it girl when you have become one? certain

. >> reporter: for milo, there seems to be no limits, no holds barred for the dropout from cambridgeity, a sometime poet, tech journalist, donald trump supporter, gay catholic, and entrepreneur. >> i lesbians. >> reporter: milo said no one should be upset by his jabs. >> if i'm mean, it's normally because they're deserve it. >> america's had enough of niceness. if my rudeness provokes conversation, and 20% of people stop talking about what i was actually saying, i will consider my career to have been a terrific success. >> reporter: milo helping to legitimize a movement of negativity growing on the internet. one of his hot topics is the female physique. >> you're going to go after somebody's body to denigrate their ideas? >> absolutely. >> what grade are you? seriously? that's revolting. >> no, it's not. what's revolting is the body positivity movement. what's revolting is this idea now that you can tell women that they'll be healthy at any size. it tells women you can be fat and unattractive and you'll be happy anyway. that's a lie. >> reporter: another target, the mainstream media.

it's the baftas tonight and, as well as all the stars of the screen, the duke and duchess of cambridgeed by arrival and nocturnal animals with nine each. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz has taken a look at this year's contenders. welcome to la la land. the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. including one for the director, damien chazelle, and its two leads, emma stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. hi. susan, god! he'll be up againstjake gyllenhaal in the best actor category for his performance in nocturnal animals, for which the film's director, the fashion designer tom ford, is also nominated. andrew garfield is among the best actor contenders for his role as an heroic pacifist in hacksaw ridge. but he'll have to see off the hotly tipped casey affleck, who is nominated for his portrayal of a broken man in manchester by the sea. she sings off key meryl streep is in the frame once again, this time for her performance as the delusional florence fosterjenkins, for which she has a best actress nomination. it is a

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