>> chelsea: soon. >> adam: i just want him to be a happy, normal kid. >> chelsea: i know you do. so do i. >> chelsea: mmm. oh, which reminds me. actually, um, i have to go get him soon. >> adam: ah! will you let me know how it went? >> chelsea: yeah. of course i will. >> adam: yeah? >> chelsea: i got to go. >> adam: what? >> chelsea: [ laughing ] i'll... i'll see you later okay. >> adam: okay, fine. >> chelsea: okay. bye. [ chuckles ] hey, did you get my notes on the new press release? >> chloe: yeah, i just e-mailed you the revisions. >> chelsea: perfect. thank you. >> chloe: do you think i could& say something? >> chelsea: of course. >> chloe: not to my boss -- to my best friend. >> chelsea: what is it, chloe? >> chloe: i just think it's absolutely insane that you're back together with adam. >> chels:

chelsea against liverpool is a huge game, chelsea are rampant at the moment.ugh test for chelsea, i think. when you look at arsenal with such pedigree in the competition, drawn against lewes, it seemed that do lots for the women's game stock that is a great tie and the opportunity to play against some of the best players in the country, if not the world. great chance for them. and also ipswich, lowest ranked team in there, playing against manchester city. thank you both are very much for your help. full details on the bbc website coming up very shortly, you can keep updated there. these ties will take place on the 16th of february. remember, keep updated across the bbc and also get out to a game if you can't but that is it for now, ollie.

i would tell you if there was. >> chelsea: okay. >> adam: is that all? >> chelsea: yeah.on. >> adam: mm-hmm. >> chloe: i don't know, bella. it looks like you both have the same amount of marshmallows. >> bella: that's not true. he has one more. >> chloe: oh! >> connor: i'll give her one of mine if she wants. >> chloe: connor, thank you so much for sharing. you know, you guys are going to be friends for a long time, so there's gonna be a lot of that. you'd better get used to it. [ sighs ] >> lola: oh, i will take this for you. yeah. >> summer: thank you for looking out for me. >> phyllis: it's my job as a mom. don't be second choice, especially to kyle. >> summer: okay. i heard you. so, thank you. >> phyllis: look -- >> summer: you don't need to worry, though. >> phyllis: well, it's part of the job. you'll find out one day. >> kyle: all set? >> summer: yeah, i think i am ready. >> kyle: my bag's in the car. let me get this. >> summer: okay. bye, mom. >> phyllis: goodbye. >> kyle: ready to go conquer the world? z3punz zi0z y3puny yi0y captioning s captioning sponsored by cb

sam kerr finally got her first goal in a chelsea shirt.of top spot. jess softley reports. plenty at stake for these two sides, a win for chelsea would put them one point behind arsenal. with their stars ready to shine, chelsea did not take long to assert their domination. 0nly fitting that their top scorer, beth england, should give them the lead. star signing, sam kerr, finally got her goal in a chelsea shirt, the sun playing a part in that one. arsenal struggled to get a hold of the match. sophie ingle unlikely to score a goal like that again. much like the first half, chelsea were fully in control, a fourth goal. a lapse in concentration allowed arsenal to grab their first goal of the game, but the goal was in no doubt. goal of the game, but the result was in no doubt. the title race back on, and it's anyone to take. in netball, england have lost to new zealand. emily croydon was a lead. england had an experimental team here, there are also getting used to a new coaching setup, but this was a good opportunity for them to challenge new z

chelsea wa nt to there to cement this when. chelsea want to win back the title.o goals, but they will surely come. we have had a goodlink ups in training and it showed on the pitch today. a few chances to get them in the net, but it is the first game. i'm looking forward to what she can do for the club. well, it might take some time to adjust to the weather, but with the team she seems already settled. exeter remain top of rugby union's english premiership after a bonus point victory against london irish. second placed northampton keep pace with exeter though after a last minute win against wasps. this try from matteo minozzi and a penalty try put the host ahead, despite being down to 1a men but northampton were not finished. taqele naiyaravoro bundling over from short range in the 77th minute to earn the bonus try victory for the saints. it's the nfl wild card weekend and there was a shock overnight as defending champions new england patriots were knocked out by the tennesse titans. it means that the patriots won't feature in the super bowl for the first time in

i just want to mention i first met hillary and chelsea in 1993. chelsea was 13 years old. let's just say it was quickly apparent she was the most eloquent and poised and smartest teenager in the history of teenagers. [laughter] it doesn't surprise anyone who is watch her grow into a remarkable woman that she is today. and advocate around the world for women and girls a promoter of civic dialogue and engagement in a powerful voice from saving our planet from climate change the columbia school of health and is a prolific author who has cobra in a book on global health and six children books of her own all testaments to her profound commitment to diversity and inclusion human rights and social justice. her good work is informed and inspired in no small measure by the role of three small children and also has been inspired by the woman who will be on stage with her tonight her co-author speaking of whom is there a good seer woman then hillary rodham clinton? [cheers and applause] the trailblazing transformational first lady of the united states the two-term us senator from new

chelsea annoyed with this stunner of a goal.here to cement this when. chelsea want to win back the title. ——this win. sam kerr, by time up, had no goals, but they will surely come. we have had good link ups in training and it showed on the pitch today. a few chances to get them in the net, but it is herfirst game. i'm looking forward to what she can do for the club. well, it might take some time to adjust to the weather, but with the team she seems already settled. exeter remain top of rugby union's english premiership after a bonus point victory against london irish. second placed northampton keep pace with exeter though after a last minute win against wasps. this try from matteo minozzi and a penalty try put the hosts ahead, despite being down to 1a men but northampton were not finished. taqele nayaravoro bundling over from short range in the 77th minute to earn the bonus try victory for the saints. with a record six super bowls, he's regarded as the greatest quarterback of all time. but at the age of 42, tom brady's set to be

chelsea's women loftus—cheek is creating his own design.e added to the foundations of the uk's new holocaust memorial and learning centre. new ways to keep the lessons alive. we have brains and hearts and can understand the difference between good and bad, between evil and doing good. this is exactly the watershed of our behaviour. we must a lwa ys watershed of our behaviour. we must always stand with good and be on the right side of history. it is an issue for everybody, but football and footballers generate almost unmatched attention. the id is if you come to chelsea the mural will be unmissable, so perhaps finally will be the message. now if like me even touching your toes can be a bit of a challenge. one chap's athleticism can put us all to shame. this has been a hit on social media. a south korean taekwondo athlete. you kinda know what's going to come next. if the somersault and backflip weren't impressive enough. just look at the height he gets! that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with with the papers. hello and

you are set here in a chelsea shirt. you have been her for are set here in a chelsea shirt.here in a chelsea shirt. you have been her for a few weeks. are set here in a chelsea shirt. you have been herfor a few weeks. there was so much speculation about where you're going to go. i was at chelsea in the end? isaac it was really simple in the end. to me the most important is the people i work with, the people i work with the team. i did a bit of research on the leak. i honestly just thought the team just that fit me. football is really important and it's the most important and it's the most important thing to me, but at the end of the day, i want to be working with good people and i connected with good people and i connected with an overly wealth of she assured me the girls were a great bunch and i felt that they were on the brink of thing special. i thought i could help be a part of that and help take them back to where they had been previously. why is england coming a big destination for australian players right now? i thinkjust it appeals to all of us really is at the momen

i'm not sure if chelsea can hear me. ok yes we can hear you now ok so we were just listening to the sound system saving saying that the operational profit was actually quite impressive did you have any sing more to say. despite one of the one of the biggest losses and makes history they're putting a very very positive spend on these results today. announced that they were going to embark on this massive restructuring and july they were quite upfront with the fact that it was going to be expensive they estimated the cost over 7b7b euros they're saying today that they're about 70 percent through those costs are they have already absorbed significant portion of the cost going forward and they're also on track to continue reducing cost over the next few years at the levels that they had predicted in terms of the. financial performance of some of their key key businesses there they are struggling with things like negative interest rates which are really weighing on corporate customers and private customers and those businesse

here is one offender, chelsea clinton.ed nongenius, since 2011 chelsea clinton has served on the board of a company called iac, media and online investment company. when she started serving, she was barely in her 30s, just a few years of nondistinguished work experience. but the iac paid for her like a seasoned expert, got a 60,000 year salary plus a quarter million in stock. here is the payoff, her stake and iac had grown to just under $9 million. the good news for chelsea is sitting on the board of the company has not been very demanding. at the same time she was heading millions from them, she was getting $600,000 a year for example from nbc to produce a handful of forgettable television segments. paying her another quarter million dollars a year. she's kept busy working as vice chair of the clinton foundation, writing bad children's books, and lecturing america from her perch on twitter. read her feed sometime. it'll tell you a lot. she went to stanford, by the way, unlike you. how much money is that? the average ameri

one of her former chelsea and england teammates is also keeping herself busy away from the pitch.is the newest board member at lewes fc, the first professional club in england to pay male and female players equally. juliette parkin has the story. she spent 11 years with the blues and was central to their success lifting both fa cup and women's super league titles for chelsea. now retired from professional football, former england player claire rafferty is lewes football club's newest board member. for me it was an absolute no—brainer to accept the invitation. i've been admiring from afar, i love the stance on quality and pay parity. introduced for the first time at lewes this week, the sport star and business woman to the club's on the club's under—16s about her path to success so far. having played football at the highest level, i've had the exposure and equally i did an economic degree, worked for deutsche bank for years, made investment bank and now i'm full time at chelsea working with the commercial team. i still have the football input but now i'm learning about how the busi

there was a long period in the game against chelsea where they we re the game against chelsea where theyame. they let it slip at the end but they can see little shoots, and the most important thing is, there is a spirit around the place and the players. if they get the best out of one or two players like meza tozer, which they were not before, that will deliver in this place. manchester united had a good december, only liverpool picked up more points in december than ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team. has he turned a corner? he is coming close to turning a corner to stop if he wins this then he probably has. i think he knows his system and his best team now. looking at that forward line, there is peace, youth, goals and creation. i love the fact marsh is essential, i have always thought that is his position. playing with rashford on the left, incredible pace and greenwood coming in is very good and a natural goal—scorer. you have the pace of danieljames goal—scorer. you have the pace of daniel james as well. goal—scorer. you have the pace of danieljames as well. no problems up front but you do

chelsea you're welcome! chelsea against liverpool is a huge game, chelsea are rampant at the moment. liverpool have an upturn in form so they will prove to be a tough test for chelsea, i think. when you look at arsenal with such pedigree in the competition, drawn against lewes, it seemed that do lots for the women's game stock that is a great tie and the opportunity to play against some of the best players in the country, if not the world. great chance for them. and also ipswich, lowest ranked team in there, playing against manchester city. thank you both are very much for your help. full details on the bbc website coming up very shortly, you can keep updated there. these ties will take place on the 16th of february. remember, keep updated across the bbc and also get out to a game if you can't but that is it for now, ollie. -- you can't but that is it for now, ollie. —— get out to a game if you can. thank you sarah, let's have a closer look at one of those teams in the last 16, brighton women, they beat asto

let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney is the chelsea the markets gaining again has the shock worn off from these tensions. and i'm not sure if chelsea can hear me right now are you there. i guess i can hear you chelsea and i just looks like markets again again today. has the shock worn off from these tensions between the u.s. and iran. it's actually a brighter mood on markets here today in frankfurt the dax as you can see behind me it's about one percent. stocks are also up about 0.5 percent so investors are going back into every scare assets but messrs also remained quite cautious here as as. iran has threatened to. fight back there at their base that today that they're considering 13 different avenues for retaliation and one of the concerns remains if they will strike while infrastructure which could have really close repression so i think it's on the backburner today but it's definitely going to her man a concern for investors going forward. and shells image and earlier that falling car production in germany what's driving these numbers. there are reall

official says the united states is jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against the wiki leaks founder is tantamount to torture. new year's day in hong kong's these hundreds of arrests as an estimated 1000000 turn out for the 1st big anti beijing protest of 2020. and the pushback against the dry january health initiative as french wine producers and the government denounce the annual alcohol abstinence as an attack on the country's culture. and very welcome to you you're watching r t international with me nikki airing our top story a senior u.n. official is accusing the united states of torturing whistleblower chelsea manning with her continued incarceration a letter from the world body's special rapporteur on torture to the u.s. government from last november has now only just come to light. the practice of coercive depreciation of liberty for civil contempt involves the intentional infliction of progressively severe mental and emotional suffering for the purposes of coercion and intimidation at the order of judicial authorities such deprivation of liberty does n

i did a lot of research on chelsea, i research the girls andl research on chelsea, i research the girlsresearch on the league and it is felt that the team best for me. i thought they we re team best for me. i thought they were on the brink of something special in the disputed a few extra pieces and deck so that i can help bea pieces and deck so that i can help be a part of that and help take them back to where they had been previous years. born and raised, she is auctioning off her current memorabilia to help the current victims of the bushfires a subject close to her heart. ijust think something has to change and obviously with the amount of people that have died, the amount of animals lives and habitats that have been lost, it is either now or never for us. we have to change something before it is too late. arsenal manchester city for ws of title and its touches like this from her that could make all the difference. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. bye for now. breaking news to bring you now. regarding the application for the extradition of an american wom

when the rights expert says that the united states is jailing a whistleblower chelsea manning and for refusing to testify against wiki leaks founder julian assange is tantamount to torture. or broadcasting studios in moscow this is r.t. international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now we start with our developing story a rocket attack has been reported at the airport in baghdad iraq reports say 12 iraqi servicemen are injured we can now cross a live to our d.c. and who is staying across this story for us certainly interesting the timing of what's been happening there at the embassy what do we know so far. well it's not exactly clear what has happened at the baghdad airport however it appears that the airport has been closed off with flights being suspended after what is being reported to have been a rocket attack now reports seem to indicate that 12 iraqi service members have been injured by an apparent rocket attack not exactly clear furthermore are we are seeing reports that a leader of the popular mobilization forces of shia muslims in iraq has also been killed

chelsea manning was a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for leaking classified information to wiki leaks she was convicted in 2013 to 35 years in prison president obama commuted her sentence just before leaving office but she was arrested again last year for declining to testify against wiki leaks publisher julian a sandwich global affairs analyst patrick kennedy since that is the u.n. less there will be a boost for supporters of both mining and our songs while lawyer and activist kevin zeese explain to us how the law is being used to coerce money. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you before a prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law can allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it was intended to serve it's now bec

rights expert says the united states jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against wiki leaks founder julian assange is tantamount to torture. our broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now a rocket attack has been reported at the airport in baghdad iraq reports say 7 people have been killed let's cross live now to our tease. who has been covering the story for us caleb what do we know so far. at this point we're seeing reports that 2 vehicles were struck by rockets near the airport in baghdad now the reports seem to indicate that when this took place 7 people were killed in addition to that we're seeing reports of injuries as well now the reports seem to indicate that among those who were killed was a leader of the popular mobilization forces of shia muslims in iraq this was an individual who participated in the protests outside the u.s. embassy in baghdad and now furthermore we're seeing indications that 12 iraqi servicemen were injured we understand that at this p

write sexpert says the united states jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against the wiki leaks founder is tantamount to torture. police in hong kong make hundreds of arrests on new year's day as an estimated 1000000 people turned out for the 1st big anti page in protest of 2020. to ditch drug january french wine producers and the government did now it's the alcohol free health initiative describing it as an attack on the country's culture . welcome to the program just 14 pm here in moscow now live from the international world news center it's kevin know it with a salad. first the senior u.n. official this launched a scathing attack on the united states over its ongoing detention of whistleblower chelsea manning saying her treatment amounts to top chip special reports. made the claim in a letter to the u.s. government which was written in november but says only just come to light. the practice of coercive depreciation of liberty for civil contempt involves the intentional infliction of progressively severe mental and emotional suffering for the purposes of

rights expert says the united states jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against the wiki leaks founder is tantamount to torture. and police in hong kong make hundreds of arrests on new year's day as an estimated 1000000 people turned the 1st big beijing protest of 21. good evening welcome to the program just 17 pm here in moscow now live from the r.t. international worldview center is criminal in this hour's round up hope you can stick around of the next half hour so the 1st hour breaking news of more detail the turkish parliament has voted to back the un recognized government in libya giving a green light to a troop deployment president eduard and donald trump have already discussed the development apparently in a phone call lawmakers approved the motion during emergencies session on thursday but the history here libya has been in a state of war since protests in 2011 and the ousting of the country's leader moammar gadhafi in recent months though the u.s. backed government has been losing ground to the rival administration of general khalifa haftar who l

i did a lot of research on chelsea, on the league, andl research on chelsea, on the league, and i honestlymething special and just needed some extra pieces, and i thought i could be part of that and help take them back to where they had been in previous years. born and raised in perth, kerr is auctioning off memorabilia to raise money for victims of the australian bushfires. i honestly think something has got to change. with the amount of people that have died, the amount of animals, and habitats that have been lost it's either now or never for us. we have to change something before it is too late. chelsea are fighting for the wsl title and it touches like this from kerr... that could make all the difference. jo currie, bbc news, kingston. a woman, believed to be britain's oldest surviving female veteran who served in the second world war, has died at the age of 108. anne robson was born in duns in berwickshire in 1911. in 2018 these soldiers helped her celebrate christmas. she joined the auxiliary territorial service “11942 and rose to the rank of major. she was an assistant inspector of

expert says the united states jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against wiki leaks founder julian assange is tantamount to torture. and the pentagon claims that there are signs of iran plotting an attack against american troops and threatens of the islamic republic with a preemptive strike. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international and whether you're watching from st petersburg or in new york this is we're going to have you with us right 1st we're starting with some news that is just coming in multiple blasts have been reported near baghdad international airport the airport is said to be closed as of now with all flights suspended the rockets were apparently targeting a nearby military base local media says 12 iraqi servicemen have been injured in the attack of course our newsroom is keeping up on the situation and we will bring you more updates as the big come in. now donald trump thinks of foreign interference could complicate the situation in libya he raised his concerns during a call with president to one of turkey both le

rights expert says that the united states jailing of whistleblower chelsea manning for refusing to testify against wiki leaks founder julian assange is tantamount to torture. or broadcasting live to recommend studios in moscow this is an international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us we have major breaking news out of the middle east in this hour a high profile iranian general soleimani is among several assassinated in a u.s. drone strike in iraq's capital for more on this we're going to turn to our senior correspondent. live in the studio you are our man on the ground or you have been our man on the ground there in iraq you know the region you know the area you know the politics there. big news what do we know so far well it's all developing we're right on the nights edge the situation is tremendously tense it is incredibly dangerous and the 2 sides the united states and iran and now on the verge of literally war reigning in national security council is convening right now to discuss how to retaliate and a presidential aide to the president said that the united states mu

well, chelsea is a woman best known for her last name with no discernible professional experience. i'm sure she's a nice person. but she made $9 million since 2011 by sitting on the board of an internet investment firm run by her mom's friend. but that's not all. for her nonexistent experience in broadcast journalism, she was also paid $26,724 per minute as a special correspondent for nbc. again, despite having zero broadcast experience or media talent. now, she's a best-selling children's author, occasionally sharing writing credits with that other beloved children's scribe, her mother, hillary clinton. >> i will say, i do talk to my mother more now than i have made her a grandmother. i have -- >> definitely worth millions of dollars for that dog and pony show. well, look, it's a routine copied by former vice president joe biden's favorite son, hunter. middle class joe went from having possibly negative net worth turning more than $15 million since leaving office, and his son seems to have learned the secret of success, nepotism. hunter biden ranked in $50,000 a month as a member

if more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea does this mean that investors have finally put aside these conflicts or this conflict between the u.s. and iran. absolutely and i think investors really began to look past these risks yesterday as it was it seemed that that wouldn't escalate further and that was really confirmed for a lot of investors by president trump's announcement yesterday so i think investors now are they don't believe that it's this is the absolute end of a potential conflict between iran and the u.s. they are aware that this is a decades long dispute and that this could flare up it really any moment but this is really going to cause them to change their investment strategy and now i think investors are really going to be focusing on china and the u.s. trade deal and things like economic data and that's been really supportive 1st for global stocks or at the u.s. china trade signing to for next week chelsea delaney in frankfurt thank you. just under a year ago france and germany created a special investment vehicle to shi

chelsea we re bridge to take on chelsea.ade no mistake from the spot and arsenal pulled one back through gabrielle martinelli. chelsea retook the lead with asprilla quite a's goal. there was some time for late drama as hector bellerin scored in the 87th minute. it finished 22. drama elsewhere tonight and bournemouth had been six games without a win before this evening. but they have managed to steady things just a little with victory over brighton. they remain in the bottom three but only by goal difference. extraordinary scenes at aston villa where they came from a goal down to beat watford. it was the fifth minute of stoppage time. southampton beat palace 2—0 and everton were 2—0 up beat palace 2—0 and everton were 2—0 up going into the fourth minute of injury time. newcastle managed to score twice in the last minute of the game to rescue a point. the rfu says saracens' players who move abroad following the club's relegation may be selected for england. it was announced at the weekend the club will be relegated following t

arsenal get a late equaliser at chelsea to stay in the top half of the premier league. and sergio aguero does it again as he comes on as a sub to score the winner at sheffield united this. hello and welcome to the programme where we're heading straight today three of the australian open, will currently well under way in melbourne. naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round 7 naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round? she breezed through and it is easy here as well on day three. and that causes a few issues for some players on court at the moment. no issues for a naomi osaka because she is comfortable this year. remember she won the title last year and found it because to replicate that performance she is so much more relaxed and comfortable this year and it was so easy for her as she came through in straight set. we have two reigning grand slam champions out on court at the moment, patrick vetiver is an action as well, —— petra kvitova. and then we will be seeing the world number one and big hope for australia at this home grand slam, ash barty. she

delaney and chelsea here you are so much reporting they are 5700000000 loss blaming restructuring how good an excuse is that. it's not a total surprise that the torture because reporting in fact last year at the size of this loss is a look a bit of a surprise investors have been expecting something closer to $5000000000.00 euro so almost another 1000000000 euro and a loss is quite a big miss they are blaming restructuring charges and they do have a lot of restructuring charges torture bank has been since the summer really trying to reshape their business really they've. they're coming out of several years of losses as he said and they're really trying to scale back their their global and ambitions their quitting sitting equities trading their paring back the investment bank and all of that is very expensive their goal is to cut about 18000 jobs over the next few years and they've only got about 4000 so far according to this latest report so they really have a lot on their plate i think investors are going to be focusing a lot on on the revenue side here. looking at the revenue it did

what's it like on this side of the channel let's cross over to our financial market correspondent chelsea delaney who is standing by for us and frank fidget chelsea so are german our european companies prepared for brics it. despite the fact that broke that is 2 days away it's still very difficult for companies here in germany in europe to make any sort of long term preparations for exit because they don't know what the relationship between the between the e.u. and the u.k. is going to be once the u.k. leaves the e.u. on friday they're going to be in a transition period for 11 months and in that period that's when they're really going to start hammering out these really difficult issues about trading relationships about tariffs quotas and all of these things that are really going to define the relationships between german and german businesses you kate this isn't really the trading relationship there so i think intil until businesses have a clear sense of what the trading relationship is going to be like what kind of agreements they're able to come to if they're able to come to an agreeme

chelsea manning was a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for supplying classified information to wiki leaks if he was convicted in 2013 and sentenced to 35 years in prison president obama commuted her sentence just before he left office but she was arrested again last year for declining to testify against wiki leaks publisher julian assange lawyer and activist kevin zeese explained to us how the law is being used to coerce manning. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you before it prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law it can all allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it was intended to serve it's now become a weapon of prosecutors it was initially designed to protect people who are being investigated the reason th

i want to bring in our market correspondent chelsea delaney is standing by for us in frankfurt chelsea germany's dax index took a hit today and that was even before it was confirmation of the 1st coronavirus case here in germany how serious is it. i think for investors the real concern here is that there still is a lot that we don't know about the coronavirus how it spreads how long it incubates sort of the interactions between people and how that helps it spread so i think there's a lot of fear because there isn't there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the virus itself and that makes it hard to sort of calculate the potential economic fallout but i think at this point it is clear to investors that there is going to be economic fallout you mentioned the travel sector lots of trips being canceled airlines struggling with having to refund cancellation fees and things like that but the area where this virus is has been concentrated though the province it's called the chicago of china it's really a very important industrial for china and for a lot of international companies so it's a big

chelsea manning was a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for supplying classified information to wiki leaks she was then convicted in 2013 and sentenced to 35 years in prison over it all other twists president obama then commuted his sentence just before he left office but she was arrested again last year for declining to testify against wiki leaks publisher julia sanj global affairs on this project henningsen told us this un letter now is going to be a boost for supporters of both manning and the sanj war lawyer and activist kevin zeese explain to us just how he thinks laws being used to coerce manning. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you go for it prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law can allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer

delaney she's our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea regarding these memos from boeing these are old memos at the same time the pretty shocking how serious is the release for boeing it certainly is not really helping boeing's case right now boeing is really trying to get the f.a.a. and the u.s. airline regulator to approve the 737 max for to fly again and and these. boeing employees are making fun of f.a.a. regulators they're talking about sort of tricking them into approving the plane so i think this certainly is going to increase the tensions between the regulator and boeing which is one of the reasons why boeing had to let go of its c.e.o. late last year the f.a.a. for its part has said that this isn't really a this doesn't really shed new light on to on to new safety issues with boeing but i think this really points to a culture of. sort of thing lax about safety and sort of trying to get around regulators and that's really not going to going to help boeing you know convince regulators to clear the 737 but if you look at airbus bullish again about post brags that britain

and a big part of why chelsea, you know that massively successful team across the pond, paid a recordmillion for christian and made him the most expensive american soccer player of all time. valuing him right up there with soccer legends like ronaldo. teammates even dubbing him captain america. >> captain america! lovely assist. >> reporter: before we keep going let's clear something up. we call this sport soccer. but here in the uk they call it football. >> do you say soccer or football? >> now here i kind of have to say football if i don't want to get made fun of. but it will also be soccer to me i guess because football is, you know, american football. >> reporter: soccer, or football, is one of the most played sports in the united states but it only really minat ball routily do --ll, and i >> reporter: when the world cup rolls around once every four years. and while the u.s. women have dominated the international stage and made generational stars out of their players like mia hamm and megan rapinoe, american men have never seemed to rise to the level of soccer superstardom. >> soc

rights experts say the united states whistleblower chelsea mumming for refusing to testify against wiki leaks founder julian assange. to. police in hong kong make hundreds of arrests on new year's day as an estimated 1000000 people turned out for the 1st big beijing protest 2020. live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know me hello and welcome. the turkish parliament has voted to block the un recognized government in libya giving a green light to a troop deployment their president urged on donald trump really discuss the development in a phone call lawmakers approved the motion during an emergency session on thursday libya has been in a state of war since protests in 2011 and the ousting of the country's leader moammar gadhafi in recent months the u.n. backed government has been losing ground to the rival administration of general harley for huffed are who leads the libyan national army the government of national accord formally requested military aid from last month but general have terrorist forces currently control most of libya's territory including cr

star signing, sam kerr, finally got her goal in a chelsea shirt, the son playing a pa rt chelsea shirt you to score a goal like that again. much like the first half, chelsea we re much like the first half, chelsea were fully in control, a fourth game. a lapse in concentration allowed arsenal to grab the first goal of the game, but the goal was in no doubt. the title race back on, and as anyone to take. quick look at some of the days sports stories. dundee united came from behind twice at hibernian in the scottish cup. lee westwood survived an early finish out golf‘s abu dhabi championship to win his first title for 1h months, he needed a the last win, he birdied it to make sure, finishing two shots clear. you see's conor mcgregor made a spectacular return to the octagon, beating his opponent in a0 seconds flat. notes, the weather has turned in at melbourne with the australian open starting at midnight hour time. the air quality has improved but organisers have other things to worry about now. here is russell filleted a pot. sunday has been a beautiful day in melbourne, but there are th