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we begin tonight with a question -- what would christopher hitchens do and say in this unprecedented political climate? i talked to a group who knew him well, his widow carol blue hitchens, martin amis, douglas brinkley and leslie cockburn. >> yeah, i think he probably would have something to say every time he wrote a column or came on tv and, sadly, we have to try to infer what he might have said and really only he could say it. but there you go. >> hockenberry: we look ahead to the academy awards airing sunday. a.o. scott of the "new york times" talked to film critics david edelstein, josh horowitz and aisha harris. >> whether this is a watershed moment, is this a begin og offa new normal, it's honestly too soon to say. yes. is this progress? yes. is this the solution? no. happens there is great films led by african-american actors, people of color, and that's great. in some ways, i'm almost looking beyond the academy. i'm looking at the blockbusters that are coming. that's more indicative of where the industry is headed. >> we con crude with jared cohen, president of jigsaw. >> th

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this could be pa rt christopher halliwell. this could be part of that.the becky godden inquiry because of the becky godden inquiry because of the way they handled the arrest. —— wiltshire police work. in effect, the justice the wiltshire police work. in effect, thejustice the christopher halliwell was delayed by six years, six years after becky godden ‘s mains were found that christopher halliwell was convicted of murder, which caused all kinds of distress and anxiety for the family of becky godden. police are back at this address is being very, very meticulous to try to find if there are any more victims at the hands of christopher halliwell. thank you, duncan kennedy. the house of lords is continuing to debate the legislation that will allow the government to begin the process of taking the uk out of the european union. some peers are seeking changes, despite the measure being approved by the commons in the wake of last summer's referendum. a former speaker of the house of lords has claimed that many peers contribute absolutely nothing to parliament de

we lost christopher hitchens in 2011 to cancer.hen he was alive, no presidents, no monarch, politician, not even god was safe from his perfect cutting commentary, his historical wisdomizing. hitchens was unpredictable with wit, a voice equal parts gravel and whiskey. he was a 1960's socialist and ardent supporter of the invasion of iraq. no one wore the badge of contrarian more proudly than christopher hitchens, as he once explained to charlie rose. >> not everyone wants to always be out of step or against the stream. but if you do feel the consent since doesn't speak for you -- consensus does not speak for you, if there is something about you that makes you feel it is worth being unpopular or marginal for the chance to lead your life, have a life instead of a career or job, and i can promise you it is worthwhile. >> what would hitch say about america in this age of donald trump? with me are some of hitch's many friends and colleagues. from stanford, california is his widow, carol blue hitchens. historian douglas brinkley is in aus

christopher: much more real.ece.risk, wet's why the reasons why have been buying protection in the portfolio. those dates are quite eminent. the showdown between the imf, greece, and germany shows no sign of being squared. mark: what is your biggest worry for 2017? christopher: the combination of china and trump. if they make some policy errors, if trump imposes some kind of protectionism, and if china does things -- those two mark: and the probability of those? christopher: still quite small. but again, it's another reason to prefer developed markets over emerging. mark: do come back. chris mahon, director of allocation, research. vonnie: great intelligence therefrom mr. mahon. we are awaiting president trump 's news conference set to begin around 12:30 eastern. the president announcing a new labor secretary nominee to replace andrew puzder, who withdrew. telling us a little bit more about that particular labor secretary, he told us he was going to be quote, unquote, a star. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from

christopher's brain, his mind, heart and soul, don't let them deal with the chains that his addiction had on him anymore. >> if you could see him, what would you say right now? . >> it's never going to be the same. you don't go back living a normal life after losing someone that close to you. you learn how to live differently. even when the moments come where you feel like you can't breathe, you manage to make it through the day. we teamed up with stop the heroin, we created an app for them and it's going to be available to everybody soon. so we're trying to get that promoted and let everybody know that there is help. >> i help people get into treatment now, in honor of my son. >> i want to say keep fighting, if you're battling addiction, you can beat it. >> i'm nine months clean actually today. >> we've got shatter this stigma. hope is the only thing that keeps us alive and cannot continue to lose our kids. >> all i have to say is wake up, chris christie. kids are dying. . >> he was just out of a detox and was waiting for long-term care. we found him in his bedroom on a tuesday night

pissarides and christopher wheeler.er pissarides, greek-euro membership very vulnerable? are we looking at a fresh crisis? >> it looks like it and i confess, the most recent , ieement we had, a year ago was expecting this to come back again, because it was not a complete agreement about what will happen, there were many open ends and when you get a prime minister telling you, i do not like it but i will try and do it, you know that what he will do is show that he is doing something without actually doing it and that is what is happening. you can blame on both sides but it looks like we are back again, will there be a brexit? will there be done relief -- that relief? -- debt relief? francine: he said not a problem with the country, not a problem with the figure, the problem is with great confidence -- greek confident. >> the issue is of trust and confidence. they do not have a debt problem, it is one of the lowest in europe, the challenge you have is that greece and the imf continue to not use real numbers and tell every

as the news spread about christopher's death, friends began posting messages on the internet. rest in peace, baby boy. neighbors say the 17-year-old lived alone with his mother in this house on butler road down the street from the school, grace brethren christian where he was a senior. the school let out this afternoon approximately a dozen classmates came to the house, where they went to the front door, many of them had flowers in their hands. some of them wiped away tears as they spoke with perry's older sister. all declined to comment. according to two law enforcement sources, christopher perry was playing video games in a father-in-law room with another person we now know is a family member. when his mother heard what she thought was offensive language. when she confronted her son, the two on a got into a verbal argument, which then turned physical. according to the sources, chase then went downstairs where she grabbed the revolver and confronted her son again in the living room shooting him once in the chest. during an interview with police, chase indicated to them that s

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. >> like stone, inmate christopher trotter has been behind bars since the mid 1980s. >> i came into prison to serve a four-year prison sentence for petty theft. i came in with four years and ended up with 142 years. that's what could happen in prison if you make the wrong choice. it has consequences. >> the wrong choice trotter refers to was being one of the instigators of a 1985 riot at another indiana prison. seven corrections officers were stabbed. two others and a counselor were held hostage for 15 hours. >> it was a pretty massive riot that they had at that time and chris trotter was one of the main players in that. and since then, trotter has done his share to maintain his image of that. >> trotter has maintained that he was defending another inmate from abusive staff. >> some of them were stabbed but some of them were beat up. some of them went to the court and overexaggerated their wounds. >> the judge in trotter's case saw nothing to laugh about. >> i was found guilty of one count of attempted murder, one battery, four counts of criminal defilement and one count of rioting.

his coach christoph zurcher is happy. alishah also puts in a fine performance. >> i am not going for the champions. i am going for afghanistan, to put the flag of afghanistan beside the other flags. >> they've succeeded in that. this winter, they'll race in the alpine world ski championships, as the first ever ski team to represent their country, the first step toward the 2018 winter olympics. michelle: our reporter told me that they are homesick, but at least they're living in one of the most beautiful parts of europe. that's all for this week. if you'd like to share your thoughts on any of today's stories, send me a tweet or visit our facebook page, dw stories. in the meantime, goodbye from me and the whole team.

it all stems of course from last september when christopher halliwell was convicted. 25 years for another murder. becky god disappeared in 2003, sian 0'callaghan in 2011 and there is an eight—year gap which police believe could account for more victims at the hands of christopher halliwell. there were keen last september during the course of the trial to stress that they believed they could be more victims and what is going on behind me now could be a part of that. there is one other factor to ta ke that. there is one other factor to take into account. the police were criticised at the time over the enquiry of becky godinet because of the way they handled the arrest. in effect the justice for christopher halliwell was delayed by six years and it was six years after becky godden's remains was found. that caused all sorts of distress and all sorts of stress for becky godden's family. now the police about being meticulous in the investigation to find if there are any more victims at the hands of christopher halliwell. police in barcelona say they have detained a man driv

christopher's hospital for children. his life saved, and his hotter , so very grateful. this story has a happy ending. >> now, he is up. >> he is up, he is pulling iv 's out of his arm, pulling stuff out of his nose. he is up. >> reporter: it we again far from it 9:30 monday morning at yas minute's smith home in north philadelphia, her one year-old son jason suddenly stopped breathing. >> his eyes started to roll in the back of his head and became unresponsive, yelling through the whole house calling 911. >> we were there minutes of getting call. >> he looked bad. >> i began rescue breathing in an attempt to resuscitate the child. >> reporter: officer jeremy elliott continued for more than 10 minutes as his fellow 39th district brothers, dan williams and gerald woolford, monitored the pulse. >> i was hysterical. my husband consoled me. ambulance came. >> reporter: jason rushed to st. christopher's hospital for children and finally regains consciousness. >> i first grabbed him and hugged him and said thank you so much. >> reporter: whole rescue though not only connecting

sharon bell killed alongside christopher bell, the first two. 2005. christopher and sharon bell both died, says the coroner, as a result of it terrorist activity with a high velocity fire and i‘m christopher bell was a railway worker, his wife, sharon, from leeds, as well, mrs bill was a health care worker and the couple described as hard—working by the neighbours. . adrian thompson said christopher bell was a highly valued colleague who will be missed. even neighbour said they‘d worked so ha rd even neighbour said they‘d worked so hard saving up for lovely hobbies like this. —— their neighbour. the coroner has named lisa burbage and recorded her death also is been unlawfully killed. she was also killed at the same time. 11:45am, in an office, as a result of gunshot wounds to the head. lisa burbage was one of those inside the hotel because the gunman killed outside first of all on the beach where people were enjoying the sun lounges, lying in 30 celsius heat. then he moved inside to the swimming pool area and then inside the hotel itself. scott

christopher: you could say it is continuity.inistration has a tendency to announce that asia is their priority. we have seen this since the beginning of the george w. bush administration. they often get dragged back in their foreign policy in other parts of the world by false measures during the ukraine crisis, for example. , theith the missile test pivot to asia will be linked with actual crisis and difficulties to deal with. to that extent, this does look real. and after the doubts and uncertainty has cleared, it even stemming from trump's declarations on asia related foreign policy in the campaign and the initial statements, it looks like there is a more continuity theme in the way he handles these major relationships, including with our "great, great ally, japan." china -- talking about you mentioned the continuity we are seeing. theye be 80% sure that won't be labeled as a currency minute later and we won't see a trade war? themos fiotakis is the expert on these matters. but if there is a currency manipulator that is minute

christopher de bellaigue, author of the islamic enlightenment thank you very much.evening, it has felt more springlike than winter this weekend because the temperatures have been well above average. the reason, the wind direction. that mild south—westerly continues on monday. but then you can see this meandering in the cold and the mild air through the rest of the week, so we will see a seesawing in our temperatures. quite chilly air coming in towards the end of the week, but the start of the week will see temperatures again like today, up into the teens. a little bit of sunshine, but if you did see the sunshine it felt quite pleasant during the day just gone, but the cloud has been piling in off the atlantic courtesy of a weather front which will bring some rain through the night, primarily to the north and the west. it is going to filter its way southwards and heavy rain will replace it back in the north—west later. so a lot of cloud will break the day on monday with hill fog and coastal fog, but not cold. in fact the temperatures overnight will be higher than the

christopher de bellaigue, author of the islamic enlightenment thank you very much.inter this weekend, with temperatures of 40 degrees and a little sunshine, it was pleasant for some, but not for all. in contrast, we had a lot of cloud for many parts of the country because we are bathed in atlantic air. that is coming straight into the cornwall coast, giving us a lot of mist and murk. you can see the slow creeping in the cloud, the brightness disappearing in eastern areas. it remained bright at least if it were not sunny. 0vernight, the weather front will usher in a bit of patchy rain and drizzle. all of the low cloud, lowering onto the hills and the coast. we will have heavy rain for a time for parts of scotland in the northern isles in particular, as it meanders its way south, as it tends to peter out. it gives us a lot of cloud, a fairly brisk wind and more rain coming into the north—west later. it will be a mild night. these temperatures are higher than our daytime averages at this time of year. so, as we move into monday morning, it is going to be quite great. i

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christopher halliwell is a convicted double murderer. years between them, when he could have had more victims. that is why some neighbours are concerned. when i heard last night something is going on, it was shocking. a bit closer comfort. it is, really. for instance team's have been here all day. they are working in the back garden behind tarpaulins and tents —— the forensic team has been year all day. christopher halliwell has been described as calculating and devious. police believe he could have killed more women. becky godden's father has been critical of what the police %.7.n becaseofr— , .. beret which delayed' , 1:1" 7; % which delayed becky's 112 g which delayed becky's k 12 % which delayed becky's k is j% made which delayed becky's k is getting caught. it'sjust reliving the nightmare. i mean, sleepless nights, five or six years, now. i have aged so much. do you find yourself thinking of becky... ? yeah, all the time. police say that they are now acting on new information and this latest operation could last up to five days. som

. >> jon: we are going to talk about all of that with christopher bransford, christopher, with apologieswant to listen to governor scott walker in wisconsin right now. he has been meeting with the president along with other governors. we were listening for just a moment. >> we know from the questions that we hear today, if we do nothing, and it was noted politically, for republicans maybe it would be great if we did nothing. over the next two years, people would lose coverage because obamacare is falling apart and because insurers are pulling out and giving up. that is why we see rates like we saw in my neighboring state in minnesota, going up 67%. losing active coverage because people are coming out of the markets because of the failure of obamacare. one of the things that you all in the media need to do better on is it that pointing out if nothing happens, problems happen per people in this country and in our states. so we are here to partner with the president, the vice president of the administration and the congress, because we do not want to do what may be politically better for th

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chris christopher -- and by the way, my first name is christopher, so chris christopher, inflation numbersppi yesterday highest in quite some time, are you concerned that inflation may prompt the fed to move faster, quicker, higher, sooner, and that that might make the market stumble? >> not really. for the most part, you know, the cpi report today, which was for the month of january did show that inflation is gaining traction with the pretty strong employment record we had for january as well. we think that a fed hike is more likely in march, but we sort of think our baseline scenario is for three hikes, but starting sort of in june. >> a little inflation is a good thing, right? >> it's -- >> wages go up? >> yeah, that's true, however, for consumers for the on most part they don't like to see food prices higher or gasoline, even a lot of good prices that they've been enjoeing. they have been in an inflationary mode for the most part, especially lower-income households. >> certainly not. >> but for the overall economic environment, it is sort of a good thin. the fed wants tore higher infla

it could be entirely innocent and christopher helliwell is not guilty of anything else. but that could be other victims. it might be that this is just a tick box exercise, going through the motions at the sales and other places, going through the investigation that led on from the becky godden and shadow colour and enquiry, or it could be something more. we are being told. there is one more factor in this we should mention. at the time last year, which police were heavily criticised for the investigation into becky godden. essentially, there were some procedural error is made in that case which delayed the becky godden case which delayed the becky godden case getting to chorus. the family we re case getting to chorus. the family were upset about. they were very angry with butcher place for those procedural error ‘s which were made. it might be part of all that attempt by which to rectify those problems. we don‘t know, all they are saying is that this new information and they could be here for the rest of this week. a day after declaring a famine in south sudan, the unite

one of which christopher halliwell left him and we think between 1996—2000.hat they are saying they are acting on new information. they say this operation will last up to five days. so because of the gap between the two murders of which christopher halliwell was convicted, 2003-2011, our christopher halliwell was convicted, 2003—2011, our police working on a possible theory that there might be other victims? you are right on that point. this is all about dates. becky godden was killed in 2003, sian 0'callaghan was killed in 2011 and there is this eight—year gap, it could be entirely innocent and christopher halliwell is not guilty of anything else. the trialjudge couldn't devious and callous and the police themselves say as a result of interviewing him, they have got suspicions, this is what they said last september at the end of the becky godden trial that they could be other victims. it might be this asa be other victims. it might be this as a tick box exercise that is going through the motions, going through their investigations which led on from the becky

christopher halliwell was convicted last september of the murder of a young woman from swindon, beckyhalley will was given a whole life sentence for her murder and that's because he was already serving a life sentence for the murder of another young swindon woman, sian o'callaghan, killed in 2011. there are eight years between the two murders and their significant speculation there may be a number of other victims. last september, at the trial, a former detective with wiltshire police told the bbc there were eight victims. he was the detective in charge of the investigation in 2011 and he interviewed christopher halliwell at the time and he said that halliwell said to him, are you here to talk to me about the h crimes?" so there have already been two bodies found and potentially there could be another six —— the eight crimes? in australia, five people have died after a small plane crashed into a shopping centre in melbourne. the shopping centre wasn't open and no—one on the ground is thought to have been hurt. our sydney correspondent, hywel griffith, reports. inside the wreckage of t

when they got here they found the victim, 17-year-old christopher perry. he died later at an area hospital. >> our responding officers were able to arrest the victim's mother, who our detectives have determined was the one who shot her son. >> reporter: 48-year-old angelique chase is charged with first and second degree murder in connection with the shooting. police say she admitted her role in her son's death. one neighbor did describe a very protective and often stern mother. >> a nice young man, very respectful. he tried to do everything she asked. >> reporter: yet another mother says chase lived for her children and everything she did whiz do was done for christopher and an older sister. there was a nephew of the victim in the house at the time of the shooting. >> the argument was over a brief period of time, which led to the suspect retrieving a gun. >> reporter: christopher perry was a senior at grace brethren christian school. he played soccer and ran track. according to his father, was applying to colleges at the time of his death. now, his school

asking people to keep their eyes peeled for this boy -- 12 year-old christopher moreno. he was last seen at about 2 p-m yesterday afternoon at graham middle school. that's right near downtown mountain view. authorities say he was wearing a white sweatshirt that >>> 12-year-old christopher more rain that was last seen near downtown mountain view he was wearing a white sweatshirt that says walden on it. contact mountain view police if you see him. >>> a battle over evidence is shaking up for the man accused of of killing sierra lamar. they showed the pants and sweatshirt worn by the morgan hill teenager the day she was killed. they found it in a bag after she was killed near her home. in cross-examination the defense tried to poke away at that evidence and how it was collected. >>> all right. this is just in right now. on a much lighter note, punxsutawney phil making his prediction this morning. it's groundhog day. the prognosticator on winter or spring. new this morning... a fearle forecast -rom the world's most fams >>> oh, hang on, guys. >> he's getting a little crazy.

christopher let's turn to you. it's not just the vice president that went to germany.tis was there yesterday and stake tillerson spoke with his russian counter-part sergey lavrov this week at the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. is the trump administration making headway in rebuilding our fixed agreements, do you think? >> i think the line that you just mentioned about two governments is for and more of a reality. i think actually support mccain articulated it very well yesterday when he said, to the same conference in munich, that when you listen to general mattis, the defense secretary, when you listen to rex tillerson, the secretary of state, when you listen to general kelly, department of homeland security, when you listen to john mccain, you hear a rational discourse about international affairs, about russia, about ukraine, about all these issues that are very well understood here in europe. when you listen to president trump, you hear something really wildly and disturbingly different. i think that europeans are wondering which government are they talking to? are

. >>> philadelphia's saint christophers hospital was a reviewon. jason smith may not appreciate meeting these police officers but they did. they saved his life. >> he is get back to who he normally is. >> 1-year-old jason smith was all smiles at saint christophers, just yesterday his mother thought she lost her only son and credits the philadelphia police officers with saving his life. >> if they came 5 or 10 seconds later he would not be here. >> jason started to experience severe respiratory problems and was hospitalized last week for wheeze and then choking and couldn't breathe and went limp. >> he just blanked out. >> three officers, of the 39 and district responded to the 911 call. >> we first saw him, his father was holding him and he was dangling and didn't look good. we just stepped in the house and immediately started cpr. >> i started rescue breathing to rescue the child while the officers were monitoring pulse. >> officer william performed cp rx for about 10 minutes where they rushed jason to the hospital where the doctors took over. >>

charles: christopher, you are an iraq vet.ou know what we from taught for and how much blood and fortune has been lost over there. how do you make of how weave squandered it all. it's sad to say, but i believe the american public believes was all for naught. >> president trump has done more to rattle iran in 15 days than president obama did in 8 years. ' as far as saying we are going to put the sanctions on the table first as a start. but we are not going to talk about our limitations. we are going to start from a position of strength. for the u.s. military we still have the sting in our mouth from 2000. we take this personal. these aren't just political headaches. and we are -- it's a new chapter in american foreign policy. charles: would you say already the morale, do you have think there is a palpable improvement within our troops knowing we have a commander-in-chief who means business. >> absolutely. veterans voted for trump 2-1. if you want to play the friendly rabbit, you can read senator chris you are in if i who sort o

ambassador to south korea and iraq, christopher hill.o knows the most about this topic. you were part of six-party topics. obviously, the diplomatic efforts that ran for years to try and get north korea to de-nuclearize. those failed. my question to you, mr. hill is, what can donald trump do today? and athena jones cited his tweet of january 2nd. so just over a month'ing, he said, you know, it's not going to happen in reference to north korea's intercontinental nuclear capability. what can he actually do to curtail their nuclear ambitions? >> well, as he goes forward, i mean, this will eventually be a crisis. i don't think tonight was a crisis. this was an intermediate missile, this is not new. tonight is not a crisis. but overall this issue in the next four years will be a crisis. because north korea intends to have a deliverable nuclear weapon. and i think for donald trump, it was actually, this has been a pretty good few days on east asia policy. first of all, very successful visit to korea and japan by his defense secretary and then

as the news spread about christopher's death, friends began posting messages is on the enter. rest in peace, baby boy. neighbors say the 17-year-old lived alone with his mother in this house on butler road just down the street from his school. grays brethren. as school let out approximately a dozen classmates came to the house where they went to the front door. many of them had flowers if their hands. some wiped away tears as they spoke with perry's older sister. all declined to commencement. according to sources, christopher perry was video games in a first floor room with another person which we now know is a family member. when his mother heard what she thought was offensive language. when she confronted her son, the two got into a verbal argument which then turned physical. according to the sources, chase went downstairs where she grabbed a revolver and confronted her son again is that fair to say upstairs shooting him once in the chest. during an interview with police, chase indicated to them, she did not mean to fire and was lowering the pistol when it went off. listen w

christopher sims is challenging a widely accepted claim. sims says if interest rates are low or negative, monetary easing alone may not be enough to spur inflation. he says monetary policy needs to be combined with fiscal expansion to be truly effective. his ideas have caught the attention of policymakers around the world, especially here in japan. nhk world's reiko sakurai sat down with sims to hear his views and their implications for abenomics. >> reporter: christopher sims thinks that japan's aggressive monetary easing isn't working and won't work as it is. it's a year since the bank of japan has introduced a negative interest policy, but it's hard from hitting the inflation target. what went wrong? >> i was very optimistic about abenomics at the beginning, but then when the consumption tax increase was implemented in the midst of this, i realized there really was no coordination of fiscal and monetary policy, and the public realized it, too, that there was going to be contractionary fiscal policy working against the expansionary moneta

officers elliot and williams actually stopped by saint christopher's this morning for toys for the littleuy who gave everyone a big scare but happy ending here. >> absolutely. >>> 58 people are among the newest american citizens. fresco user colleen christian center us this video five dozen new citizens took the oath of allegiance at washington crossing historic park in buck county. they are originally from 35 different countries. congratulations to them. >>> a very special gift for philadelphia's hard-working k9 officers. the dogs and their handlers received dog beds courtesy of the local company big barker. the donation will make sure all of the police department's k come nine officers have somewhere very comfy to sleep police k9 are among the most active working dogs around. they have a greater risk of joint problems and other diseases that can often be prevented with the right beddi bedding. that dog looks pretty darn comfy there. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. live look at allentown as we prepare for some very mild temperatures by the end of the week. we're talking 70s in

police just tweeting out this photo of christopher moreno, 12, christopher moreno, last seen at 2:00s afternoon at graham middle school, near downtown mountain view. wearing a white sweatshirt that says walden, all the information we have at this point. >> now to microclimate weather. get ready, a major change in the weather is coming our way. rain is back in the radar tonight. nbc bay area chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, talking a little after midnight. we are going to start seeing some of the impacts. >> definitely so. started to see it pick up on a clip across the bay area. some of the heaviest rainfall toward the south. we zoom in on the scanning doppler radar right now. what you will see here is from morgan hill to gilroy. consistent areas of moderate rainfall. san jose. heavier pocket developing right now for the east bay. also the north bay. not too much in terms of rainfall, just yet. but by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, everyone expect the that chance of rain. i'm back with an update in less than ten minutes. we will tell you about a key change in the expected ra

and christopher, it's great to have you here in new york. and you always bring us the european perspective, where you spend your life. so what do they think they're watching, as they watch this from europe? >> well, last week, during the munich conference on security, you really had a sense that they felt they were looking at a jekyll and hyde administration. that on the one hand, you've got this -- these reasonable people, what the rationales, as they're called in europe, like pence, like secretary tillerson, like secretary mattis. these people are people who know how government works and know what they're doing. they know how europe works, they know how the world works. and then you've got the radicals, the bannon faction, which is like mr. hyde. who are really interested in just feeding their own egos, feeding their own impulses, really. and that sense that you have this impulsive president is something that scares the hell out of the europeans. >> that question that we heard from europe to pence last week. who should we listen to, you or

one is believed to be the former home of christopher halliwell, who's serving a whole life sentence forbecky godden. a man in new york had a lucky escape while shopping at a mini—mart. the drama was caught on cctv. he was about to pay for his groceries when he returns to the shelves — unaware of the imminent danger. a car smashed through the window of the mini—mart, crushing him between the rows of shelves. amazingly, no—one was hurt in the accident. he and the driver were both taken to hospital but neither had any serious injuries. thank goodness for that! that could have been so much worse. cheers, joanna. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use #victoria live. listen, you are a bit cross about the story of the peer who apparently left a taxi running outside the house of lords while he went in for a moment to clock on in order to qualify for his £300 daily allowa nce, qualify for his £300 daily allowance, then nips back out to the taxi. morag on twitter, peers who clock in and clear out without doing any work should pay the money back. else but on facebook said £300 per d

there are jokes about the 60s batman and the christopher nolan batman.ou need to see the lego movie, because that is terrific and better than this. i have a busy weekend ahead of me. the lego batman movie is tiptop stuff and doesn't let the side down. i am already feeling overwhelmed. let's talk about fences. i haven't seen the film and now i feel i want to see the play. denzel washington stars and directs it. troy is a blue—collar worker who brings home his frustrations from his work, from his life. they all come out in the home encounters. the film has got four oscar nominations including best supporting actress and here is why. i'm not talking about no baseball. you're not listening to me, i'm trying to explain it to you the best way i know how. it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. well, i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy. i've had a life too. i've had 18 years of my life just standing in the same spot as you. don't you think i've ever wanted other things? don't you think i had

. >> jon: christopher, did and his wife recant those allegations? >> she did. she made these allegations in 1990 and then eight months later, she said she only made that allegation to gain leverage in their nasty divorce. puzder didn't do himself any favors in delaying the hearings himself. some of the troubles he had with having an illegal housekeeper, that's not good for someone whose job is in labor and labor law. these videos have been refuted decades ago. it makes people in the media look like they're in opposition research firm. >> jon: it is curious, it wasn't, as you say, josh, democrats who doomed his nomination. it was a bunch of republicans saying they couldn't support hi him. >> portland, ohio, south carolina had a very serious concern. you lose three republicans, you can get a nominee through. by and large, republicans have been united against our education secretary. personal scandal is a lot easier to pick off those republicans in the senate. >> jon: meantime, carol lee has an interesting piece in "the wall street journal" today suggesting that p