jillian: serious xm 115 here with social media's response. >> chelsea manning marking law enforcementn anti-cop picture that shows the burning in blue line flag including the caption if the police. she later doubled down writing this tweet, yearly reminder we live in a domestic military occupation in every major city. a flood of backlash is pouring in. retired navy seal ron only a questioning those tweets writing really, chelsea? take a look at this response from a former nypd detective who writes call us if you need us, we will still respond. thousands of other people honored law enforcement appreciation day including after chris pratt who honored his police officer brother on instagram writing this. i want to give a shout out to my brother who has been a cop for 15 years after serving in the army for eight. he and his brothers and sisters in blue put their lives on the line every day. you are appreciated, your loved, today we honor you. very good message. rob: the oscars, another hot topic, they will not have a host. >> for the first time in 30 years the oscars may go without a host

lois and if you're thinking chelsea manning added snowden and giuliana sanch you're correct but the full picture is much much darker. with all due respect it's hard to imagine jim acosta's life as one of c.n.n. celebrities to be worse than those who dared to spill the beans under obama on washington's war crimes and torture. some three hundred people are unaccounted for nine confirmed dead after a mining burst in southeast brazil officials say almost two hundred others have been rescued the collapse released a huge volume of mining waste flooding rural areas and thereby towns were evacuated survivors were airlifted to safety the iron ore mine is owned by the brazilian metals john the firm also operates another dam in the state which ruptured in twenty fifteen contaminating rivers and killing nineteen people. italian prime minister has accused france and germany of running the e.u. in their own interests and disregarding the views of other member states they're only thinking of their national interests certainly our allies cannot believe that we will sit silently of the table to underwrit

blowers and if you're thinking chelsea manning added snowden and giuliana sanj you're correct but the full picture is much much darker. with all due respect it's hard to imagine jim acosta's life as one of c.n.n. celebrities to be worse than those who dared to spill the beans and obama on washington's war crimes and torture. italian prime minister has accused france and germany of running the e.u. in their own interests and disregarding the views of other member states they're only thinking of their national interests certainly our allies cannot believe that we will sit silently of the table to underwrite decisions taken by others or separate contrary were speaking a few days after france and germany signed a friendship treaty under the pact the two countries agreed to deepen their economic alignment with common regulations france gave its support to germany's bid to have a permanent seat on the un security council earlier italy's interior minister met teo salvini call for an alternative alliance between italy and central europe. as that europe is used to the franco german axis but we

haiti's eyes is actually considered the time of war when whistleblowers and if you're thinking chelsea manning added snowden and giuliana sanj you're correct but the full picture is much much darker. with all due respect it's hard to imagine jim acosta's life as one of c.n.n. celebrities to be worse than those who dared to spill the beans under obama on washington's war crimes and torture. some three hundred people are missing in thirty four confirmed dead after a mining down burst in southeast brazil officials say almost two hundred others have been rescued the club's released a huge volume of mining waste in flooded rural areas nearby towns were evacuated survivors have been airlifted to safety the iron ore mine is owned by the brazilian metals john vale of also operates a nother dam in the state which burst in twenty fifteen contaminating rivers and killing nineteen. donald trump or signed a bill temporarily lifting the longest shutdown in the country's history for the past thirty five days he's been wrangling with democrats in an unsuccessful bid to secure funding for a border wall. i am v

instead of the time move warned whistleblowers and if you're thinking chelsea manning added snowden and giuliana sanch you're correct but the full picture is much much darker. with all due respect it's hard to imagine jim acosta's life as one of c.n.n. celebrities to be worse than those who dared to spill the beans under obama on washington's war crimes and torture. some three hundred people are missing after a mining dam burst in southeast brazil local media is saying at least forty people have died now the collapse released a huge volume of mining waste flooding in rural areas nearby towns have been evacuated and survivors are being airlifted to safety the iron ore mine is owned by the brazilian metals giant valley the firm also operates another dam in the state which burst in two thousand and fifteen contaminating rivers and killing one thousand people. us president to donald trump has signed a bill to lift in the longest government shutdown in the country's history for the past thirty five days he has been wrangling with democrats in an unsuccessful bid to secure funding for a borde

jillian: we talked about it yesterday and we saw that photo of chelsea manning burning the flag.things on social media nowadays that people want to go out and do the same thing, like copycat people say. how does this change for 2019? >> difficult to say because we have such a high number. i was an instructor in the nypd police academy. i always instructed recruits, be prepared when you walk into these shops, 90% of policeing's service-oriented. 10% is enforcement. that can be a precarious situation when you are not prepared. moving forward officers need to prepare for these types of -- jillian: there's training for that. >> and it goes back to preparedness for walking into these situations. you can't believe the officers but the public and this gentleman stated they need to respect police officers because they are the first line of defense in a democratic society. jillian: i am curious if the three of you were going into your careers in law enforcement today would you still want to do this? >> absolutely. when i came on a job in 1992 the old-timers tell me how the job has changed

recent wins over chelsea and man city suggest they could surprise a few.the guild. two decades on from their finest feet, seeing off premier league strugglers to reach the last eight. where can i find one of those? cardiff perhaps, or will be bluebirds be singing like 2008? unlikely finalists on the championship before portsmouth had the final word. chelsea's final word is often in the final. 1-0 to chelsea. fa cup winners 2018. the defending champions facing nottingham forest. deja vu. last year arsenal went down to the woods that day, they can be sure of the big surprise. going for another! forest caught them unawares and hoping for similar success at sta mford hoping for similar success at stamford bridge. if there is an upset on the cards, how about the cards aka working? they've already played five rounds to get this far, and achievement they managed just twice, never further. although and achievement they managed just twice, neverfurther. although they took commentary to a replay 22 years ago, they've never beaten a top—flight team either —— coventry

chelsea manning says we shouldn't have a president at all. isn't that fascinating. all joining us. we'll talk to the people. the shutdown continues. most of them want the president to stand strong. we'll bring their voice to you on the other side. more "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪. >> we're in the shutdown because of the fact that the democrats are looking to 2020. they view this as an election point for them. i actually think it's bad politics but i'm not thinking about the politics. i'm thinking about what's right and what's wrong and we need a physical barrier. steve: he wants at least 5.6 billion but nancy pelosi and company won't give it to him. what do the people think about the position the president has dug in on? ainsley: pete hegseth is asking the very question to our friends at grandma's pancake house in shelbyville, indiana. hey, pete. pete: good morning, guys, the food is fantastic. the people are great. i'm glad we're here. first day of congress. nancy pelosi will take the gavel today. we're not in washington, d.c. we're in shelbyville, indiana. we're talkin

well, one man who won't feature for chelsea in that upcoming game is alvaro morata.niard has left tojoin atletico madrid on an 18 month loan. despite two spells with real madrid, morata actually started his career in the atletico academy. the etfiesf‘e hee tifliitee " ' ' " opportunities this season at stamford bridge though, under new manager, maurizio sarri. superbowl 53 is nearly upon us. both teams have arrived in atlanta for the final, one for their third super bowl in a row, the other for the first time in 17 years. the la rams‘ last appearance also brought them up against the new england patriots, and a young quarterback called tom brady. he won that day and still leads the patriots as he heads into his ninth super bowl. they play in the big game so often, they even have their own plane. they arrived in atlanta . ..- ..- after a traditionalsendoil so while this year's superbowl on sunday is a rematch from 2002, this week marks the 30th anniversay of what was one of the most exciting super bowls in history. the san francisco 49ers staged a fourth quarter comebac

the man who is 35 is accused of killing 51—year—old lee pomeroy on a train from guildford report london on friday. chelseayear—old lee pomeroy was stabbed to death in front of his son onaon stabbed to death in front of his son on a on friday. —— on a train on friday. the awards season begins later in los angeles. the hollywood foreign press will hand out the golden globe awards — celebrating the very best in television and film in its 76th year. among this year's favourites are lady gaga and the actor bradley cooper for their roles in the film ‘a star is born'. the golden globes are being watched for signs that change will last, that actors, directors and stories of all kinds will be recognised. tv psychopath thriller killing eve is nominated twice after the bbc show did well on both sides of the atlantic. it has been incredible, i've never had this kind of reaction to a show before so it's been amazing. bbc hit bodyguard, the year's biggest tv drama, also has two nominations. what you think the key was to so much success? i've no idea. i mean, if i did know, i'd recreate it in everyjob i did. i can handl

it's tottenham's star man harry kane who has given his side a slender advantage after the first leg of the league cup semifinal against chelseaal of the game, a first half penalty scored, following a var review. so spurs winning i—0, but chelsea too had their chances, hitting the woodwork twice. 0ur correspondent katie gornall is live at wembley for us. spurs will be pleased to take a lead to stamford bridge. *concerns before the game about the behaviour of chelsea fans.... you would be very pleased with that. you would be very pleased with that. you can see that there were desperate to put on a good show for the fans. the managerfor chelsea's poor showing in november when the spurs won that game 3—1. this was not as one—sided as that game. it was tied indeed. it was the spurs that the charge in the first half. you can see some that the charge in the first half. you can see some of that the charge in the first half. you can see some of the action now from the game. a penalty, but he had to wait for the video assistant referee to warn its. he had to check if he was inside, then they had to check if the goalkeeper filed him. ev

also just three points adrift of chelsea they beat the brightening two one it's a seventh straight win for manager already going to salsa and the pressure is back on man to city who play how this failed late at the sunday we know the situation is clear you know say they can to a point we cannot so play the game in that way enough to. see where we lose you have to change the style of the way the way deploy because it's all we knew that a genius everybody to the way is like every game the way you have to do you know believers and the rest we'll see what happens. the knockout rounds of the asian cup are about to kick off in the united arab emirates jordan take on vietnam in a few minutes time three time temp is iran play on mon in the late game a la iran are the highest ranked asian sides a man on the other hand are in the knockout rounds that for the first time really asian cup competition starts now and it does everything for the renin nothing to lose so there is no room for mistakes that he's no room photographs that he's no room for sorry that is no room for tomorrow's u.t.s. just yet in no ninety minutes trying to play the best we can well the line

man in harry kane even though they are in the driving seat. absolutely and thatis the driving seat. absolutely and that is the issue for spurs but the issue for chelseatation with the players and therefore the fans? in the programme this evening, moritz yo sarry returns to his theme of criticising his players after their defeat against arsenal and once again he questions their quality and mentality. —— maurizio sarri. iam quality and mentality. —— maurizio sarri. i am sure he is trying to motivate a reaction from its place but equally, if you are in the chelsea dressing room you could be looking at the manager and wondering if this manager really has faith in me. as for spurs with their 1—0 lead, pochettino has to think how he gets goals when he is missing harry kane, son and dele alli. he has that performance in beating fulham at the weekend which did display some of the fighting spirit that perhaps sarri is trying to generate at sta mford sarri is trying to generate at stamford bridge so you might have two managers trying to make the most of their playing resources in various ways. i am more than happy with my squad. i think to arrive in that situa

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chelsea's understood to be taking its own stewards to wembley, following recent anti—semitic racial abuse allegations. last month, four fans were suspended from stamford bridge for abusing mane m25 at iver heath. that's because of a burst water main. in st mary cray, the high street remains closed for repairs, that's also due to a burst water main. finally in central london, the bus lane on park lane is still closed southbound, following a stabbing on new year's day. onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. well, it's not an especially cold start this morning but it is today going to feel a little bit chillier. there's a bit more of a breeze around, some brightness, and the sunshine a little bit hazy when we get it, so a lovely bright start this morning but there is some high cloud around. so that sunshine a little hazy, a bit more cloud perhaps this afternoon, but most places staying bright. temperatures getting up to nine or 10 celsius. that north—westerly breeze, though, making things feel a little chillier say than yesterday. now, overnight tonight, similar conditions, some clear spells, and a bit of cloud coming in from the north and the east. the minimum tem

motivate his players, chelsea are through to the the final of the efl cup, after beating tottenham on penalties. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. later this hour, the manpeedboat crash on the river thames in 2015, and then fled the uk, is expected at a court in georgia for an extradition hearing. were jack shepherd from essex was convicted injuly of the manslaughter of charlotte brown. he was sentenced to six years injail, in his absence, by a jury at the old bailey. charlotte's family has accused shepherd of showing "unbelievable arrogance" since his conviction. steve rosenberg has this report. after ten months on the run and 2,500 miles from home, jack shepherd had handed himself in to georgian police. he could soon face extradition. his defence lawyer told me that jack shepherd had made a mistake fleeing britain. i'm not saying that somebody forced him to do that. i'm not saying that we have to blame the british justice system. i'm just saying that it was his decision, yes, but i believe this was not the right decision and he knows that, he agrees with that and now he wants just to do his best to collaborate with thejudges. last year, shepherd was c

one man, darren pencille, has been charged with murder and possession ofan charged with murder and possession of an offensive weapon. the woman was arrested at the same address, chelsearrested at an airport in washington dc last month for being drunk and abusive. his spokesperson has said he was left disorientated by prescribed sleeping tablets he took on a flight while drinking. the footballer moved to the us last june to take up a 3.5 year contract with dc united. more than 200 mp5 from different political parties have signed a letter to theresa may, urging her to rule out a no—deal brexit. the mps, including both leave and remain supporters, have been invited to meet the prime minister tomorrow. let's get more on this now from our political correspondent iain watson. iain, new year, but really no clear on where we will be in a week or month on this brexit debate. on where we will be in a week or month on this brexit debatelj on where we will be in a week or month on this brexit debate. i am afraid not. iwish month on this brexit debate. i am afraid not. i wish i could say that we were. extraordinary things. i know we cover the details of the brexit negotiations lo