delicious. >> marie-caroline: amazing meal?hings in senegal today? >> man: how are things? what kind of things? >> anthony: is the environment good for business in senegal now? is it getting better? i mean, there seems to be a lot of money coming in dakar. you see buildings going up, somebody's building. >> marie-caroline: they key thing for me will be the development of, uh, business and because when you look at all these young people in saint-louis and there is no companies to employ them. let the young people take a big part of the power, which is not in our tradition, but we need the young people to be, to be strong. >> anthony: if you could compare yourself to someplace else in, in another major city in the world, the new york of west africa? >> man: the hong kong of west africa. >> anthony: ah, oh, ouch. [ laughter ] yeah, you're, you're right. ♪ [singing] ♪ [ applause ] simon and garfunkel ] [ snoring ] the volkswagen atlas. seats 7, sleeps 6. life's as big as you make it. here's the story of green mountain coffee roaste

polly and caroline — let's start things off with our first story. the telegraph.aroline, children are obese at 11 doomed to an early death. that is a rather horrific headline. it certainly is, as a mother of three. some fairly stark warnings from the body which has put together this report, suggesting one in three children will be obese by the time they leave primary school. that is age 11. some of the warnings are that they are doomed in this cycle of eating behaviour that will actually cut short their life by ten yea rs actually cut short their life by ten years and also their healthy life by 20 years. they are saying that something needs to be done about it. but it is the same things we hear again and again. saying there should be less advertising on television of things that are bad for us, particularly targeted towards children. and that they should stop selling fast food outside schools. asa mum, selling fast food outside schools. as a mum, i don't think it goes far enough. i really struggle with what ifeed enough. i really struggle with what i feed my enoug

polly and caroline — let's start things off with our first story. the telegraph.a rather horrific headline. it certainly is, as a mother of three. some fairly stark warnings from the body which has put together this report, suggesting one in three children will be obese by the time they leave primary school. that is age 11. some of the warnings are that they are doomed in this cycle of eating behaviour that will actually cut short their life by ten yea rs actually cut short their life by ten years and also their healthy life by 20 years. they are saying that something needs to be done about it. but it is the same things we hear again and again. saying there should be less advertising on television of things that are bad for us, particularly targeted towards children. and that they should stop

this bringing caroline was me a key to the brink. 0ne bringing caroline was me a key to the brink.ee a more popular winner. long wait was finally over. you will not see a more popular winnerlj jumped at this moment for so many years. my voice is shaking, i never cry, but today is a very emotional moment. outlast a grand slam champion. rob number one, the winner he took it all. —— at last. world number one. we spoke about the pressure she was under to secure that first grand slam win. someone like caroline, who has been in grand slam finals before, as the years tick on, she started when she was 1a. this was 43rd grand slam events. you think, ami 43rd grand slam events. you think, am i ever going to win one? for her to come out and do it, this will just be the greatest day for her. i hope she celebrates it. the way she played, so aggressive, much more than she was before. a year ago, she was asking if she was —— being asked if she were thinking of retiring. she still has many years left. this could open the door and she could have moore. those conditions, it was so have moore. those

with me, caroline held man and republican consultant john thomas.ohn, is this a schumer shutdown or trump shutdown or perhaps it's a very rare thing in congress these days, a about bipartisan shutdown. >> i'll tell you why it's morse schumer shutdown. there was no path to passing this action without democrat support. there was nothing in this bill the democrats fundamentally disagreed with. they were willing to put dreamers or illegal aliens ahead of keeping the government going. that's what it is. so yes, do we have some work to do on the republican side? no doubt about it. the democrats knew they had the ability to pass this ainge and chose not to. >> the numbers you say it's mostly a schumer shutdown in your opinion. who do americans blame for this? they blame the president, donald trump, 21%, the gop 26%, by the way, if you add those two up, that's 47%. almost half of americans blame the republicans and the president. and democrats 31%. all of them, all of them 10%. caroline, let's get to the point john was making that on the substance, there is

. ♪ sweet caroline "sweet caroline" singer neil diamond shocking his fans tonight.ut first here, the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is ♪ >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. the government may be back in business tonight, but while washington was struggling to strike a deal over the weekend hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets. it's a movement some are calling a pink wave, and it started as a ripple of frustration that some women may now be riding all the way to washington. >> donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: amidst the sea of signs and hats at the new jersey women's march in morristown mikey sherrill, here with her daughter, is one of the latest women to throw her hat in the political ring. running for new jersey's 11th district congressional seat. >> we're taking on a fight for the very soul of this country. we're taking on a fight to protect our values, to protect what we think america stands for. and we can do this together. >> reporter: this mother of four coaches her children's soccer and lacrosse teams. she's also a former nav

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. ♪ sweet caroline "sweet caroline" singer neil diamond shocking his fans tonight.ut first here, the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. ♪ >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. the government may be back in business tonight, but while washington was struggling to strike a deal over the weekend hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets. it's a movement some are calling a pink wave, and it started as a ripple of frustration that some women may now be riding all the way to washington. >> donald trump has got to go! >

all right, where does this stand right now, caroline?> reporter: well, the house passed it despite the confusion that you were talking about after these tweets coming from president trump. his chief of staff apparently jumped in a vehicle to the house paul ryan got on the phone with the white house then did pass this through the house 256 to 164. now it goes to the senate. the senate should have the procedural vote on tuesday take the bill up on wednesday and as you mentioned this allows u.s. spy agencies to spy on foreigners on foreign soil. the key is sometimes it sweeps up the communications of americans. the senate should be voting on this sometime midweek. if not, it expires next friday jim and shawn. >> we know caroline that basically people on both sides of the aisle supporting this so seemed like the opposition wasn't necessarily a democrat versus a republican thing you had a bipartisan group on both sides supporting and opposing it. >> reporter: yes, it should have been a slam dunk an easy vote. that's why the confusion really s

caroline wozniacki is the australian open champion.a halep in the final in melbourne. the win means that she leaps over halep in the rankings back to number one in the world. adam wild was watching. there are few stages in the game more spectacular than melbourne, and the welcome could scarcely have been more fitting. the world's top two toe to toe, the final already had all the sparkle it needed. a match worth the wait, and waiting is something that simona halep and caroline wozniacki are all too family. neither had won a grandson before. wozniacki started like a player who wasn't prepared to wait any longer. halep two, is battle hardened, forcing the first set to a tie—break before conceding. a moment for her to stay calm, keep her cool, not easy in this blistering evening heat. still, somehow, she managed, fighting back to level the match. with temperatures now becoming the battle, both having to leave the court to cool off. this contest was merely heating up, the final set fitting such an occasion, going one way and then the other.

andrew sheets and caroline salmons.rnaround mode. -- we will bring you that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economic, finance, and politics, this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. let's get straight to the business flash with nejra cehic -- we will get to that in a second. blackberry's effort to push further into the self driving car has pushed off. >> in all cases, we are providing the safety upgrading securitysafety and part of the operating system for the autonomous vehicle and the platform. --t is how we are going to you know very well, when we first talked about me taking this job, was to really create a new category for us to dominate in. i would not use the word "dominate," that we are doing extremely well now in that category. >> how will blackberry help by do become a common player -- player?come a large john: they are ambitious and creating the autonomous vehicle so they ared putting together some code and a lot of partnership, and they brought us in as one of their operating

final word, caroline. when we go up—and—down the country. finalword, caroline.rning show. we will speak to three people who know what it is like to be homeless. please send us your own homeless. please send us your own homeless experience, as some of you have, i‘m gratefulfor that and homeless experience, as some of you have, i‘m grateful for that and you don‘t have to give your name if you don‘t have to give your name if you don‘t want to at all. british tennis number two kyle edmund is currently playing playing in his first ever grand—slam semi—final. only the sixth british man to do so in the open era. he‘s playing against the former us open champion marin cilic. but he is battling to stay in the match as he is currently two sets down. the first set seemed to go by ina down. the first set seemed to go by in a flash for edmund, with cilic taking it 6—2 injust in a flash for edmund, with cilic taking it 6—2 in just 35 minutes. edmund obviously wasn‘t feeling quite right. he then had the trainer out and after a quick discussion the pair headed backstage for a th

but caroline lucas did not want to wait for that.on't have confidence — maybe those on the other side do — but i don't have confidence that this new bill, brought forward by the secretary of state, is likely to be on the statute books by the time we leave the eu, if that's what happens. i simply want to make sure that there is legislative certainty, belt and braces, by making sure that we have my amendment in that eu bill as well. would she not agree with me that perhaps a bird in hand, in other words, her proposal, is much better than two in the bush, and of course, would it be cruel of me to remind the house that the secretary of state for defra, of course, is on record having made a solemn pledge to support, in this case, the foreign secretary in his bid to be leader, but then ended up stabbing him repeatedly in the front? we can do better on animal welfare than the eu currently allows us to do. foie gras, for example, is prohibited in this country, but we can't stop it being imported in from those who make it, such as belgium, fr

the women's trophy will have a new champion — because neither simona halep or caroline wozniaki havereached her third grand slam final following a thrilling win against the 2016 champion angelique kerber — wining the decider 9—7. i tried to be very calm, but today was like a roller—coaster, up and down. but i didn't give up. that is what matters. if you don't give up, you can win the match in the end. so i did itand i am proud of myself. denmark's caroline wozniaki overcame a late bout of nerves to beat unseeded belgian elise mertens and reach her first australian open final. the seeded second, saw off the world number 37, 6—3 7—6 to reach her third majorfinal. jose mourinho has committed his future to manchester united after signing a contract extension until 2020. he's been preparaing his team for their fa cup fourth round tie with yeovil tomorrow night. and facing the media today praised the deal done to bring alexis sanchez from arsenal. i got a fantastic player, and they got a fantastic player. alexis change from a fantastic club to a giant club. and mkhitaryan changed but chang

madison keys beat caroline garcia in the australian open quarter—finals.ommentator gg salmonjoins me now live from melbourne park. into the quarterfinals, hardly raising a sweat. you mentioned that she had flattened garcia, she has flattened anyone in her path. she is the last remaining american in the women's draw, and it took her one hour and eight minutes to defeat the eighth seed, caroline garcia. she has had a good off—season and she was in here last year as her foot was in here last year as her foot was in here last year as her foot was in the cast. she said i did not watch anything last year because i was so watch anything last year because i was so depressed. she said she is so happy to be back on court, and she will face the winner of the match between former champion kerber and her opponent from chinese taipei. what are we looking forward to an rod laver arena? so much we are looking forward to. i mentioned that clash with kerber, who is in outstanding form. she won two grand slams in 2016, and is back that form. roger federerfaces his first matc

caroline heldman, thank you for being with us. we'll stay in touch with you both as we try to sort all this out and see where it goes, thank you. >>> we'll take a short break. still to come, members of the u.s. military still have to report for duty, but if the government shut down continues they may not get paid. next, some of the real-life consequences of this shut down. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been reported with entyvio. tell your doct

austin james and caroline heldman, thank you so much for joining us.preciate it. >> thank you much. >>> still ahead here on "newsroom", how this year's s.a.g. awards elevated the voices of women while recognizing the best films and tv shows this year. stay with us. but birds eye madt from zucchini. mmm... mashed potatoes...and rice! but made from cauliflower. looks like i need a fork! oh no. (giggles) birds eye veggie made. so veggie good. ♪ ♪ i'm jimmy, this is my definition of fresh since 1983. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. u.s. vice president mike pence's middle east trip is moving ahead despite the government shutdown. pence was in aman, jordan sunday where he met with king abdullah. the king expressed concern about u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >> the vice president is now in israel, where he will meet with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the coming hours to discuss peace and regional security issues. however, mr. pence, a devout christian is about to receive a less than warm welcome fo

also in the programme: danish player, caroline wozniacki, wins her first grand slam title at the australian open in melbourne. hello, and welcome to bbc world news. president trump has called for decisive action against the taliban, after a bomb in kabul killed at least 95 people. donald trump said it "renewed the resolve" of america and its afghan partners. this is the second blast to target kabul in a week. an ambulance packed with explosives was blown up when it was stopped at a checkpoint in the heart of the city near the old interior ministry building and some embassies. from kabul, zia shahreyar reports. an ambulance packed with explosives, driven into crowds on their way to work. the force of the blast shook the windows of buildings at least a mile away. some low—rise structures collapse. a plume of smoke, visible across the city. the attacker had driven his vehicle past the police checkpoint claiming to have a patient inside. when guards at a second checkpoint became suspicious, he detonated the bomb. translation: i was in an armoured plated vehicle when suddenly there was an explos

apologies if i was a bit distracted but she has done, caroline wozniacki has won the australian open,as beaten simona halep in the deciding set 6—4 to ta ke simona halep in the deciding set 6—4 to take the australian open title. it means she now replaces simona halep as the world number one. that has just happened in melbourne so we will bring you a full report in an hour's time. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with susan powell. hello. some rather gloomy weather prospects for the british isles this weekend. an area of low pressure to the north of us feeding all this cloud our way, but this little clearer slot here may bring some sunshine this afternoon but this curl to the far north is the centre of an area of low pressure so that will keep things windy with a risk of gales for the north and west of scotland but hopefully some sunshine here despite a few showers this afternoon. further south we're still under that more solid mass of cloud. here's a closer look, very windy for the northern and western isles, quite a few showers getting fed in on the wind but there wi

caroline, you wrote about all of this. you wrote that for vox, we're looking at the headline there.s a gray area for you, according to this article. explain that. >> well, i think on the one hand there are -- there have been some critics who come out and found a way to express their fear that maybe "me too" is too much, it's gone too far. on the other side of things you have people who believe parts of the account and then are concerned about the way it was reported, the way it was reported was frankly pretty confusing. it leaned on a lot of confessional details and was sourced and published within a week, which left both the report and the source open to the kinds of questions -- >> aziz ansari, if i remember your reporting, he had about six hours to respond. >> he had a little less than six hours to respond on a saturday holiday weekend, a week from the golden globes, which i think grace, the woman in question, was part of her incentive for coming forward, that she thought it was hypocritical that he had acted this way with her in private and in public wears a "times up" pin when

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simona halep and caroline wozniacki try to win their first grand slam title.ki will go above halep if she wins. sue barker spoke to us earlier and says the match has the potential to be a classic. to see these two that have fought for so long and come so close, both of them in two grand slam titles, one of them, finally, it will be third time lucky. towards the middle to end of their career as well, it is so exciting, and the number one ranking, there is so much at stake in the final tomorrow. we are in for a classic, two that scamper around the baseline, get everything back, counterpunch, we will see the longest, testing rallies, fantastic tennis to watch. do you think, bearing in mind how much a grand slam title will have weighed on their minds, that it may upset either one of them a bit more than the other? it is going to get very tight towards the end of the match. caroline wozniak you, even in the semifinal, she got types trying to close out her match. she suffers with nerves possibly more than simona halep. it isjust a huge opportunity, you cannot not be

tony, caroline, thank you forjoining us. coming up next is the film review.eases i'm joined by jason solomons. what have you been watching this week? this week, we find out what happened when christopher plummer replaced kevin spacey in ridley scott's all the money in the world, a kidnap drama set mainly in 19705 italy but also on a huge estate in england. and saddle up for the return of the wild west. but is it the western revived or revised in hostiles? christian bale and rosamund pike, take to the wide open spaces for the violence of the wild west. and ben stiller checks in for a midlife crisis in brad's status, a comedy about middle age and loss and reflecting on your existence while you take your son to

kelly: indeed, caroline reporting from washington, thanks, caroline. julie: we fixed the hick-up, let's get to rich with more on the president's tweet basically defending himself regarding those who are questioning his mental stability. rich, go ahead. >> yeah, julie, something with the polls created a problem there, the president began the day defending mental capabilities because of michael wolff's book in which that book he has claimed that those surrounding the president believe that he is unfit for office questioning his intelligence, well, the president took to twitter from camp david this morning tweeted, quote, actually throughout my life my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like really smart, crooked hillary clinton also played these cards very hard and as everyone knows went down in flames. i went from very successful businessman to top tv star to president of the united states on my first try, i think that would qualify as not smart but genius and a very stable genius at that. the president with a few questions after c

. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> the legendary singer announced he has parkinson's disease.forced him to cancel upcoming dates of his tour in a statement he said this ride has been so good so good so good thanks to you. ♪ touching hands >> his last public performance was new year's eve. his hand was visibly shaking. park parkinson's has made it difficult for him to perform. ♪ >> the brooklyn native headlined madison square garden. >> there's nothing like coming home. ♪ >> he and barbra streisand went to high school together and performed a duet at grammys. ♪ you don't bring me flowers anymore ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> what you miss is us doing that duet. this summer neil is going to receive the lifetime achievement award. we learned he won't attend the grammys. >>> let's move on to oscar nominations. a lot of surprises out there. >> yes, it was surprising. "i, tonya" allison janney has been cleaning up. when i sell britted with her this morning it was a whole different kind of clean up. >> did that just happen? champagne cork, is anyone down? oh boy. you know dangerous th

caroline wozniacki wins the australian open women's singles title, beating romania's simona halep toe world number one. and the dateline london panel talk davos, brexit and the middle east. that's all in half an hour — here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, has said all current rape and serious sexual assault cases in england and wales are to be reviewed "as a matter of urgency" — following the collapse of several recent trials because evidence was not disclosed to defence lawyers. today the attorney general told the bbc there was no evidence of "widespread malpractice or dishonesty" in the prosecution system. our legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, reports. disclosure of evidence in some recent highly publicised rape cases has gone badly wrong. but how widespread is the problem? in december liam allan was acquitted of six counts of rape and six of sexual assault when it emerged evidence on a computer disk which police had examined showed messages from the alleged victim pestering him for casual sex. and

caroline wozniacki has won her first grand slam title.sets at the australian open. she also returns to number one in the world rankings. leicester are through to the fifth round of the fa cup after beating peterborough 5—1 away. there are 11 other ties today compare the latest. rory mcilroy is one of the lead in the dubai desert classic he on 19 under par. i will be back with an update in the next hour on bbc news, see you then. scientists tested 2000 used toys they found in charity shops and schools and homes for particular elements. some tories had concentrations high enough to fail european standards. earlier my colleague spoke to doctor andrew turner who was behind that research and started by asking him what toys we should be worried about. —— some toys had concentrations high enough toys had concentrations high enough to fail european standards. we are talking about toys which were manufactured before the original european toy safety directive, which was 1994. we are looking at chemicals which have toxicities over a sustained period

. ♪ sweet caroline >> his announcement, right here tonight. >>> and there is news this evening abouthe real life rosie the riveter. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the terrifying moments inside a high school in kentucky. a student opening fire on classmates just as they were arriving for class. students running in panic, looking to hide. some out on the street. first responders rushing to the scene just minutes later. at least two dead, multiple students shot. a chilling line of buses waiting to take students to another school where their frightened parents were waiting for them. the county trocheattorney descr the backpacks everywhere, cell phones laying on the ground going off. abc's steve osunsami from the scene tonight. >> reporter: it was a room full of teenagers, then suddenly full of gun fire. >> i saw there was a lot of blood everywhere and people were getting shoved down, so i took off, staed, i was scared for my life. >> reporter: just before 8:00 a.m. classes, at this high school south of paducah, kentucky, a

bloomberg's caroline connan joins us now from paris. caroline, good morning.uel macron will see a few headlines about him calling for establishing a trusted relationship between xi and france. is trying to open china up to european corporate's. what is he trying to achieve on this trip? caroline: he's really setting the tone for this three-day visit to china. xian, is in the city of which is a symbolic location, because it was the departure of the former silk road. in this symbolic location, he is setting the tone, asking for reciprocity with china in terms of trade, asking to restore global balances. the message that macron wants to get to president xi during this visit. he is doing what donald trump called for when he visited china in november. macron is of course very different, he was not elected under a protectionist platform, but says they must start to be naive with china and that europe should not have the door wide open when others have or three quarters closed. it's a big challenge for macron. the trade dispute between france and china is 30 billion

caroline lucas is the green party's only mp.hat you have seen so far that you disagree with, this action on plastics, trees, farmer subsidies based on what they get back. there is very little that you disagree with, i am assuming. little i disagree with so far. the devil will be in the details on whether or not there is real legislative weight behind the proposals we are hearing. what we need to see is a real commitment to the environment act, which would make sure that all of these aspirations are properly turned into policy. don't forget, we have been here before with the conservatives adopting a nice green sheen. we had david cameron hugging his huskies and then when he was in office he went to culling badgers and finding about green clap. we know there is a detoxification process going on here. we know the tories have had some polling which tells them they need to more compassionate. this is a way to do that. if they are really serious there are two things they need to look for. one is the environment act with proper targets

of course, diamond known for classic hits like sweet caroline and i'm a believer.diamond is now in the rock and roll hall of fame. now canceling part of his 50th anniversary tour because of the diagnosis. he is also getting a lifetime achievement award at the grammys this weekend. >>> nominations for the 90th academy awards are out. the fantasy drama, "the shape of water" leads the pack with 13 nods. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: guillermo del toro, fantasy, the shape of water, earned the nomination. including best picture and best picture nod. it will compete against three billboard nods outside of evanston, momovement others include call me by your name, darkest hour, dark hour, lady bird, fan boy and the post. >> my name is lady bird. >> well, actually, it's not. >> reporter: lady bird earned writer-director greta to be nominated. she becomes only the fifth female ever to be nominated for best director. >> get out. a horror satire about race also took home a nomination for star daniel caluia. she goes up against shallamay. darkest hour's gary oldman

the women's trophy will have a new champion — because neither simona halep or caroline wozniaki have final following a thrilling win against the 2016 champion angelique kerber — wining the decider 9—7. i tried to be very calm, but today was like a roller—coaster, up and down. i didn't give up, not even a ball, and it wasjust down. i didn't give up, not even a ball, and it was just what matters. because, if you don't give up, you can win the match in the end, so i did it very well, and i'm really proud of myself, actually. applause certainly a big win for her. denmark's caroline wozniaki overcame a late bout of nerves to beat unseeded belgian elise mertens and reach her first australian open final. the seeded second, saw off the world number 37, 6—3 7—6 to reach her third majorfinal. it has been a great two weeks so far, i it has been a great two weeks so far, lam really it has been a great two weeks so far, i am really happy and proud of how i have managed to turn things around when things were not going my way, and keep it up whenever it was going my way, so i am just excited, it is

caroline wozniacki, her first grand slam.ormer warrior and current boyfriend david lee looking on. 7-6, 3-7 and 6-4. wozniacki almost lost in the second round. had to rally from down 5-1 in the third to win that. warriors and celtics tonight. looking forward to it. >> can't wait. >> yeah. >> wish i was there. >> you'll be here watching. the postgame show. >> you won't hear the trash talking from here. >> not the same. larry, thanks so much. >>> it's not something you see every day. >> just ahead, the story of are we >>> a cat who loves car rides on the hood is getting a lot of attention near portland. >> listening l. ins to this. someone spotted pixie perch on a car. pixie's owner says she has been riding in the car since a kitten and her curiosity first brought her out on to the hood. >> he uses a harness and only drives slowly in parking lots. there is no law in oregon against it and pixie wasn't hurt, so ride on, pixie. >>, i can only imagine what people are going to say after they see this. >> a little bit of a freak out.

. >>> and neil diamond's sudden announcement ♪ "sweet caroline" the legendary singer announces his diagnosisf parkinson's. reaction pouring in from one of the all-time greats. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. glad to be with you tonight. they are the three words that have chilled us so many times. another school shooting. this time it's happened at a high school in kentucky where teachers and students huddled in fear. others fleeing in panic as shots rang out near the start of a school day. a 15 year old boy killing two and leaving 17 people injured. 14 of them shot. it happened in the rural community of benton, kentucky. gabe gutierrez is there tonight with the latest. >> reporter: the chaos erupted just before 8:00 a.m. >> marshall county high school. >> reporter: as students gathered in a common area. >> got one shot in the head, one in the back. >> reporter: hundreds of teenagers, running for their lives from marshall county high school in benton, kentucky. >> i heard, like two shots, and i turned around. and behind me i see th

caroline shively has the latest. morning to you, mike and gasia. this was made by a big plow put on the front of a dually. you can see how tall it is. the plow came through, made this big mountain. got to this point and then nailed that median there but he simply couldn't see it. really messed his car up and had to get it towed away the last hour. that's why they're saying to stay off the road. no one is listening. the cars are moving good through the main thoroughfare here. the side streets are an absolute mess though. they're saying stay home. one, because of the snow all piled up like that. number two, the main reason today is the windchill. negative 5 and 6 windchill factor. i'm told later this afternoon it will get up to 0 windchill. we haven't seen that yet. >> caroline, you know, there certainly is a dire weather situation happening. but i can't help but notice on social media, some people are, you know, making light of the situation, even having fun with it. are you sensing or seeing any of that where you are

yes, if caroline wozniacki wins, she will overta ke yes, if caroline wozniacki wins, she will overtake importance to both players of winning their first grand slam title. wozniaki broke early on and had served for the set before simona halep came back to a tie—break. wozniaki will go above halep to become world number one if she does win. in the second set, it is1—1. live commentary of that women's final on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website. highlights on bbc one from 1:15 this afternoon. it was a good debut for the man, who is worth 18 times the whole yeovil squad, remember, as 12 time winners manchester united eased to a 4—0 win. a goalfrom marcus rashford — set up by sanchez — got them on their wayjust before half time. and then the 87 league places separating the sides really started to show as ander herrera, jessie lingard and romelu lukaku added second half goals to make it 4—0 in the end. so just a few days afterjoining manchester united from arsenal, jose mourinho chose to start alexis sanchez. the highest—paid player in premier league history was kicked,

caroline davies, bbc news. that's it from me. the next news on bbc one is at 6.30, bye for now.ew year has brought sunshine in between the rain and that will be the story through the rest of the week. it is going to be a windy week. n'gales are likely and when the rain arrives it may be heavy. this was taken in kent, where it has been wet all morning. there is more rain to come. this lovely picture taken in belfast with sunshine ahead of the showers. those have been developing on gusty winds across northern ireland. there is the rain in the south—east. we have this rain coming eastwards across the midlands to join forces with the rain in the south east and spelling to east anglia. over the irish sea and into northern england and wales. though showers continued to track their way south—east with this evening before fading away overnight. the winds will drop, skies will clear and it points to a cold night. colder than it has been. the frost is on the way across scotla nd the frost is on the way across scotland and frost in laurel areas elsewhere. but it won't be long before it cha

caroline shively in washington d.c. with wealthy tax back. caroline. reporter: good morning. policies become a per victory lap as president trump goes to pennsylvania to talk about tax reform in the economy. i didn't expect him to highlight. apple announced its having thousand workers and $30 billion in taxes on profits they've been keeping overseas. the company taking advantage of a one-year window made in tax reform law that let companies repatriate money at a lower tax rate. the tech company giving $2500 stock bonuses to most of its employees and abu make $30 billion in capital expenditures in the u.s. over the next five years. >> it sounded like president trump tax bill has been a huge windfall for apple. >> is a corporate piece of an individual piece. i believe the corporate tax will result in job creation in the faster growing economy. >> another potential topic yesterday the dow closed 26,000 for the first time as some of the biggest u.s. companies really stronger than expected order the results. some investors nervous about a government shutdown if congress doesn't pa

in washington caroline shively, fox news. >> all right. bring in the a plus panel for tonight. bill caruso, democratic strags this year. welcome back. good see you. immigration attorney is here. goad sue. thanks for being here and a lawyer and columnist for law and crime. let's start with you. they reached a deal. daca on the table in discussion. think the democrats caught themselves they were caught in a position they could not get out of. now they had no choice. nothing has changed. >> evidently the democrats gamble here and they did lose in my opinion they are going to be discussing daca before february 8th that all happened that have not won anything here. >> from a tragedy standpoint and it seems schumer got caught flat-footed and didn't have a plan when he went ton the president and the president engaged. he stepped back and he weekend went by. yeah. it was misfire. i mean, the long game i think will be important here if we get it done. i think right now yes they did. they put a lot on the table here and didn't get anything and end up doing a continuing res lugs or whatev

let's take look at caroline graham.or cub scouts as part of the new family scouting program. the eight-year-old already has her uniform and she's doing a little twirl for us eager to get started on activities more appealing to her than selling cookies. >> what are you move excited about? >> camping. >> i've been saying for years why can't my caught be an eagle scout. >> she does the same work. she does the same activities. she wants to do it why can't she be a part of this that's exactly what we did. >> the scouts decided last year to add girls to their ranks. caroline will be very busy >>> welcome back everyone. final toll night this has become the month of the underdog almost the year of the dog according to chinese zodiac. celebration of the chinese new year took place today at the penn museum in university city. the family friendly event featured martial arts demonstrations, fruit and vegetable carvings arts and crafts an lot more. we asked one woman what the zodiac has to say about dogs that can be applied to the u

caroline: up to a point. we do have a policy on academic freedom. for the purposes that michael ascribed, there is distinction between a professors public and private activities. in order to protect the right of professors and the freedom of professors to be politically engaged outside of the classroom. but the rubber hits the road when the professor is teaching politics. where we arelaces most challenged in these environments. professor of the middle east to has a particular position on the middle east might cross the line between instruction and advocacy. that is not a simple line to navigate. many of the controversies we have seen at berkeley, whether it is one side of the political spectrum are the other -- or the other, are students who are concerned about or disapprove of the positions that professors may profess in those particular kinds of settings. area where we have seen the most distress. as some people may know, this is a very controversy -- big controversy. students called a very radical professor a white supremacist because he is a rad

i'm caroline shively in washington with the details straight ahead. >>> look at the stocks to see the dow jones up slightly adding 50 points. the s&p done very slightly, the nasdaq is down by just more than .5%. >> netflix is way up. i have watched the stock, it was at 196 weeks ago now 254. >>> president trump is headed to switzerland to attend the world economic forum with global leaders. >> this comes as tensions mount in washington over the stents of the president on immigration. caroline shively has the story. >> president trump touting the us as a powerhouse tweeting tremendous investment by companies from all over the world. there has never been anything like it. the promotion comes as the president aims to sell his america first position. at the world economic forum in switzerland. stephen mnuchin arrived in the swiss alps just ahead of trump. >> it is about economic and opportunities to invest in. >> in zurich protesters marched to the financial district caring banners opposing the visit. >> we are protesting against trump and against the economic forum. >> president trump is

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and denmark's caroline wozniacki waits no more — she wins her first grand slam title in melbourne atg. police say a car involved in a fatal crash which killed three teenagers at a bus stop in west london last night is believed to have been travelling at high speed. two of the boys have been named tonight as harry rice and 16—year—old george wilkinson. a 28—year—old man who was in the vehicle has been arrested. they're searching for a second man who is also thought to have been in the car. let's go now to our correspondent, ben ando, who's at the scene. little more than 2a hours since three teenage boys died at this bus stop after being hit by a car driving on a stretch of road here in west london that is notorious among locals for speeding drivers. one man in the car is under arrest in hospital and police say another man they think was in the car is still at large, clearly finding him is a priority. friends, classmates, mourners. three, two, one... grieving together and improvised memorial for a tragedy as shocking as it was unexpected to mark the deaths of three teenagers struck by