just say would see him get a second chance, copenhagen ahead.c true level in the time when copenhagen tried to match them for defensive stupidity. he put the penalty away with nonchalance but in a price it was all over. celtic‘s defence on an away game with the second for copenhagen. shortly afterwards they made it three over and out for celtic at the last 32 stage again. many of manchester united's faithful have seen this tournament as a means to an end, a trophy that would get them back into europe's type table and possibly top up their finances. united were denied by this diving say but it was by their defender. he saw a red, and he saw the ball and nestle for his second goal into matches. fernandez has the sort of class united had been crying out for and then juan mata class united had been crying out for and thenjuan mata set up a guaido for his first goal. united winthrop before half—time before it felt like the glory days were back. for once united fans could relax in the second half and time for fred to step up and add a touch of gloss f

the second half to cause some problems in copenhagen.have to be aware that if this team goes out, they have to adapt quickly and kick on from there. make you very much. celtic have been on a fantastic run so celtic have been on a fantastic run so far this season. we'll find out if it continues later on this evening here at celtic park. arsenal have a one goal advantage to defend at home to 0lympiakos whilst at old trafford, manchester united are also aiming to qualify following their 1—1 draw againat bruges in the first leg. let's take a look at a few more football stories around today. football league clubs have agreed in principle to move the end of the summer transfer window back to the end of august. it'll bring championship clubs in line with leagues one, two and the premier league. the premier league is to introduce a hall of fame next month. there'll name two inductees initially and then allow fans to vote for some more from a shortlist. top scorer alan shearer has been trending on social media today so quite possibly a good shout

all at sea, second chances, copenhagen ahead.hen copenhagen tried to match them for defensive stupidity. edward put the penalty away nonchalantly but in a thrice it was over. celtic‘s defence again on an away day. shortly afterwards, they made it three and that was over and out for celtic. large 32 stage again. —— last 32 stage again. many of the manchester united faithful to this tournament as a mean to the ends, over traffic that would return them to the european top table top up their finances. to the european top table top up theirfinances. bruges to the european top table top up their finances. bruges dealt with their finances. bruges dealt with the early threat with a fantastic diving save and that was by their defender. he saw red. fernandez‘s although ball hit the net for a second goal into matches. he has what united have been client that crying out for. next ighalo was set up crying out for. next ighalo was set upfor crying out for. next ighalo was set up for his first united goal on his first start. united went three b

they have not won here in 36 years that the glasgow faithful had an optimistic mood in copenhagen andalmost rewarded instantly. he came for with barely 25 seconds on the clock. you did not have to wait long for another chance and this time made no mistake, crucial illegal to send 3000 travelling fans into raptures. danish champion had a renewed sense of purpose and they were back on level terms seven minutes and. again heading for a draw, rain crystal was said to have a handball here with a penalty. fraser force the crucial touch said there is furnished, finished even. rocks, finished even. over at eye rocks, they were unbeaten the last nine games and they showed why. this dining effort left allen mcgregor with no chance. that is how it stayed with almost an hour on the clock. and was there any way back for rangers now? one thought so and pulled one back to give them hope. famous footballing father approved. backed by a practising crowd, rangers could smell blood. he was finding his to equalise and it was game on in glasgow. steven gerrard plus my side could smell a winner and he line

celtic were held to a draw in copenhagen but it was a brilliant night for rangers at ibrox.n sidat watched the action. denmark has not been the happiest of destinations for celtics. they have not won here in 36 years but the faithful were in an optimistic mood in copenhagen and that optimism was almost rewarded instantly with barely 25 seconds on the clock a great chance. he did not have to wait long for another chance and this time he did not make any mistakes. 3000 travelling fans went into rapture. but then a renewed sense of purpose in the second half and back on level terms seven minutes in. with the game heading for a job, varjudged a handball and penalty. a crucial touch meant they finished even. thejob to be finished even. thejob to be finished at celtic park next week. this stunning effort leaving alan mcgregor with no chance. that is how it stayed with almost an hour on the clock until this on debut. was there any way back for rangers? they thought so. they pulled one back. he famous footballing father approved. backed by a partisan crowd, they could smell blood. a

they have not won here in 36 years that the glasgow faithful had an optimistic mood in copenhagen andto wait long for another chance and this time made no mistake, crucial illegal to send 3000 travelling fans into raptures. danish champion had a renewed

we thought it was going to happen at the copenhagen climate conference ten yea rs the copenhagen climate government will make it happen in glasgow. has it needed that really? we are talking about it being a slow burn, pardon the pun. you are a founder of green and blacks, which took a while to catch on. at green and blacks commit we used to say, their first square is free. within 20 seconds to half a minute, people got it and you had a customerfor minute, people got it and you had a customer for life. with minute, people got it and you had a customerfor life. with biochar, it is more complicated. —— you have a customer. tomato plants were propagated in holland last year make using our product. they get it but they need to see it happen because they need to see it happen because they have learned at school that you should use this fungicide by this fertiliser and we are saying you can rely on healthy biology. it has taken a lot longer from that point of view. yet other headwind we have had, ifi of view. yet other headwind we have had, if i cut down trees and chop them up and turned them i

for the "pbs newshour," in copenhagen. amna: on a night when a lot went as expected at the oscars, questions of diversity andio incl lingered but the academy'she choice for t best picture winner was a big d significance of that pick, part of our con going -- ongoing arts and culture series. >> andsc the goes to -- "parasite."na am: as the south korean thriller "parasite" became the first nonenglish language film to win best picture.th film won four oscars in and best international feature film. >> the category has a new name w from best foreign language to best international feature film. i'm so happy to be its first recipient. amna: bong joon-ho too home best director. >> that quote is from our great martin scorsese. amna: part satire, par drama, the story centers on a poor family that wons its into a wealthy household.ss when c warfare threatens the bonds between the two, violence ensues. the korean president tweeted gratitude to the filmmakers. "parasite's" success comes at a pivotal moment for the oscars. five years af

the polar bear copenhagen zoo has marked the occasion by taking its 1st tentative steps outside named it's been holed up and since it was born in december. in the next few weeks to find out whether it's a boy or girl. i here's your 100 top story the head of the w.h.o. says the world is at a decisive point in the fight against corona virus the pathogen is sweeping the globe prompting governments to take increasingly drastic action to prevent to calm down 50 countries or territories now have confirmed cases of cold it might take. this is that d w coming up in just a moment business africans with ben facility amongst the stories yemen's coffee renowned for its high quality but amid the country's civil war pharmacist struggling to harvest and sell. the world news of the top of the top wouldn't. touch. it i'm david and this is climate change. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. smarter for free to go where you go on you to. have fun in. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself.

well it's international polar bear day and a polar bear cub at the copenhagen zoo marked the occasion by taking its 1st tentative steps outside the unnamed cub and its mother had been holed up in a den since it was born in december so the youngster will undergo a budgetary check in the next few weeks to find out because we still don't know whether it's a boy or girl. still waiting for him and you're watching the news stephen beardsley will be up next with business stick around we'll be right back. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits. kim jong un has introduced and.

its international polar bear day and a polar bear cub at copenhagen zoo has marked the occasion by taking its 1st tentative steps outside the unnamed cup and its mother had been holed up in a den since it was born in december the youngster will undergo a veterinary check in the next few weeks to find out whether it's a boy or a girl. you're watching news from berlin thanks for joining us. on the world. beyond. that. we're all about the stupid race that matter to. us. whatever it takes. our running down. a work of nothing out of the job you made for mines.

away goal for some better news for us other fans, 1-0 some better news for us other fans, 1—0 in copenhagenl, wolves and rangers kick off at eight o'clock, in their first leg games. the gunners facing greek side olympiacos. wolves are home to la liga's espa nyol. and rangers host braga of portugal, at ibrox. the second legs for all the ties take place next week, to determine the last 16. back to boxing now. and while all eyes will be on the rematch between deontay wilder, and tyson fury this weekend, one man who might be hoping to follow in their footsteps to the bright lights of vegas, is european cruiserweight champion lawrence okolie. the londoner, who's won all 1a of his bouts, caught up with the bbc‘s sumbal syed, to talk about how chance meetings with his role models have helped shape him into the fighter he is today. iam here i am here in wanted to speak to the european cruise weight champion and one of the biggest boxing personalities, lawrence okolie. it's good, my family still live in the area, good memories here. it wasn't the best. i had to deal with... once that was all done, s

celtic have a bit more work to do againat copenhagen. they drew in the danish capital a week ago. us. hello from celtic park. could we have two scottish teams in the last 16 of european competition for the first time in over 30 years? with me to find out is the former goalkeeper

and it is well-known that it required only a few days to perform journey from copenhagen to bordeaux. >> discussions of a duel permeated throughout their correspondence in the year 1819. as the months passed, it became increasingly obvious that a duel could not be avoided and the letters became much more hostile. >> if every step you have taken, every word you have uttered, and every line you have written in relation to me, if your own admission of the very frequent and free conversations you have had respecting me and my conduct bear not the plainest stamp of personal hostility, i know not the meaning of such terms. does not all this together with the whole tenor and tenacity of your letter manifest the most marked personal animosity against me? >> i never invited you to the field, nor have i ever expressed a hope that you would call me out. i was informed by gentlemen with whom you had conferred upon the subject that you left norfolk for this place with the intention of calling me out. if you made the call, i would meet you. but on all scores, i should be much better pleased to have

reporter: dan guisti's last job was at what many consider is the best restaurant in the world, momo in copenhagen. talk to me about fine dining and nomo. it's a small restaurant, 45 seats? what was it like as an average? >> two people you're paying $4500. >> reporter: after working there for two years, guisti wanted to do something bigger. >> i knew i wanted to feed more people. that was the big thing. i wanted to make food with real purpose that really contributed to something. >> reporter: so in 2015, he announced he was leaving noma to fix america's school lunches, stunning the school world. >> you're the head chef of nomo. >> yeah. >> why would you ever leave that? >> yes. >> reporter: foodies may have been flummoxed, but giusti had found his calling. >> it's called school food. >> a lot of food served in a school would never be served anywhere else. and that's the unfortunate fact. >> reporter: new london now benefits from a technique he picked up at nomo, the power of the personal touch. >> if you don't like it, then you just know you don't like it. but if you like it, now you have somethin

that's after their 5—0 win over copenhagen last night.r leverkusen whilst rangers will take on olympiakos — the team who knocked out arsenal. and they're not taking any chances with the coronavirus at newcastle united — they've decided to ban handshakes at their training ground, in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus. manager steve bruce called it the sensible thing to do. in rugby union's premiership, second—placed sale are just four points behind leaders exeter. that's after they beat gloucester 23—17 — marland yarde with sale‘s third and final try. exeter can re—establish their eight point advantage tomorrow — if they beat harlequins. in the pro 1a, edinburgh have extended their lead at the top of conference b to seven points — after they won a closely fought match with the cardiff blues. george taylor with the only try — as edinburgh won 1a points to six. no problems with scoring in the night's other game. conference a leaders leinster ran in nine tries, including a hat—trick for dave kearney, as they thrashed glasgow 55—19. th

celtic ‘s first against copenhagen also finish one all.got back on level turns up early in the second half. through this equaliser. copenhagen then had the chance to go infrorn 7, . ., _7 then had the chance to go in from then had the chance to go in from the penalty spot. force| post. tipping the ball onto the post. there were three british clubs in action. arsenal are away at olympia. still 0—0 in that game. wolves lead as spaniel by a goal to nil. you can keep up with the latest scores on the bbc sport website. the countdown continues to be onto a tyson furey‘s rematch on saturday. this is one of the most anticipated fights for yea rs the most anticipated fights for years after that first fight in los angeles. the two went head—to—head last night. the former heavyweight champion david hayes said furey has to be at his best to win. you can't have a tested star, you need to have something different. the shots need to come from different angles and that's what wilder does. he throws wild angles. he's very difficult to prepare. he's so unor

reporter: but the threat of anti-jewish terrorism is ever nt, hence the military sogue.outside copenhagen's main such measures have been essential since an islamist gunman shot and killed a guard protecting guests at a coming of age party for a girl called hannah bentow i. techese are images of thet bar mitzvah of hannah's brother elias. their mother mette says that returning to the scene of terrorismfive years on, has triggered her son's post traumatic stress disorder. h i have never seen him so heartbroken ande never felt so heartbroken in my life. it's very disheartening n to be able to help your child. wweheook at our specific family history, of course i can't help but feeling so very responsible and feel very guilty f having chosen to lead a jewish life in denmark because had i chosen to live anywhere else,his wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: stumbling stones may sustain memories of holocaust victims. but to preserve its future, the danish government to mount a substantial education campaign to combat anti-semitism. >> the only real weapon we can us seformation. i would say propaga

but now on the bus to copenhagen that feeling is starting to wear thin. the number of passengers traveling by rail in the e.u. is on the rise swedish national train operator s j reported almost 32000000 customers in 2018 a record 1500000 from the year before. i never fly it doesn't work can't do it anymore what we do here he doesn't matter. we are all along in all. of their old world and it's much cheaper i can take the. flight but i don't want to i finally arrive in stockholm 2 hours behind schedule here the no fly movement has given rise to business tog semester meaning train vacation was launched in january 2019 it started as a facebook group the following numbers rose from around 5000 in 2018 to more than 100003 acidic distances and i was 1st saw an opportunity in the tourists in fact i think we have to be more like i mean a little bit like the slow slow food movement be more press and focus more on the adventure or the trip itself and be more. not so like grasshoppers. who jump so where everyone go there and it's the straw. for the fledgling company

the airport's served by london, copenhagen, and aalborg. and would rather not fly, there are plenty of seasonal train options running to the resorts in austria. there's another month left on the alpine express, for instance, the sleeper train which runs all the way from the netherlands, through germany, to a number of stations that serve about 100 different resorts. it's one way to shave a substantial amount of the carbon footprint of your trip. and if you can't get your act together before the end of the season in the northern hemisphere, there's always copenhill, in the danish capital — open all year round. it's an artificial slope built onto the side of what they say is the cleanest waste energy power plant in the world. once you're done with skiing, you can try tobogganing, climbing, or hiking. and if want, you can book ahead you have a peek of the incinerator inside. still to come on the travel show: i'm getting ready for this year's carnival here in rio. and we meet and easy riding duo taking on an incrediblejourney across the usa tog

a big polar bear taking its first steps outside in copenhagen to celebrate pole ar bear. taking a dip in the pond, walking the enclosure and the baby getetting a check to see whetherr it's a boy or a girll just a few weeks. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ >>> and that concludes this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up is "newsline biz" with romaine mellegard so don't go away. xxxx >>> selloffs on stock markets around the world have intensified over worries of the coronavirus epidemicic. the nikkei nose divide on friday to mark five straight days of losses totally about 2,3,300 points or a drop of nearly 10%. that comes after new york dow jones industrial average had its biggest one-day point loss in history following by almost 1,200. the nikkei averaged finished at 122. a drop of 6 point for thursday. investors sold shares across the board right from the open. they extend the losses through the afternoon fouling by more than 1,000 at one stage. it's the second day this week the benchmark has lost more than 1,000 points during tradi

fc copenhagen score twice in the final five minutes to dump celtic out in glasgow, while arsenal sufferra—time heartbreak. and then weather, another weekend, another name storm. more rain to come. i will have your full crucial forecast here on breakfast. it is friday 28 february. our top story: jet2 says it will not fly any customers back who have been quarantined at a hotel in tenerife until they can confirm that they do not have coronavirus. their announcement comes despite some passengers being given the all—clear to leave by the island's health minister. last night, northern ireland confirmed its first case, bringing the number of those infected across the uk to 16. charlotte rose reports. to stay or to go? for some of the 168 british guests at this hotel, the decision is out of their hands. yesterday, the ca nary the decision is out of their hands. yesterday, the canary islands health minister 730 brits who had arrived since monday could leave, as they posed a low risk of infection. but later, an airline taking 50 of the tourists home said it wouldn't fly anyone back until ten marc

every trip is a unique experience for cut to mean a copenhagen and the souvenir she brings home tell the story. next a close up look at insects but in art now the amsterdam based artist cedric unlucky has brings insects back to life through his imaginative fairy sculptures he makes new creatures out of colorful butterfly wings and shimmering beetle shells even if you hate bugs there's no denying the incredible shapes and textures that he comes up with inspired by the insect world. for preachers that are to be from another. chanting some spooky. the artist cedric lucky has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairies to him insects are a very special natural resource. i was always fascinated by the chrome and machine like qualities that they had they have this beautiful architecture that lifts just so otherworldly that's a mirror kind of god like. he's created over $200.00 different fairies over the years each and every one of them is unique. in the beginning cedric made drafts that he would work with now he simply gives his spontaneity free rein gather w

the airport's served by london, copenhagen and aalborg.d would rather not fly, there are plenty of seasonal train options running to the resorts in austria. there's another month left on the alpine express, for instance, the sleeper train which runs all the way from the netherlands, through germany, to a number of stations that serve about 100 different resorts. it's one way to shave a substantial amount of the carbon footprint of your trip. and if you can't get your act together before the end of the season in the northern hemisphere, there's always copenhill in the danish capital — open all year round. it's an artificial slope built onto the side of what they say is the cleanest waste energy power plant in the world. once you're done with skiing, you can try tobogganing, climbing, or hiking. and if want, you can book ahead you have a peek of the incinerator inside. still to come on the travel show: i'm getting ready for this year's carnival here in rio. and we meet and easy—riding duo taking on an incrediblejourney across the usa togethe

well it's international polar bear day and a polar bear cub at the copenhagen zoo well mark the occasion by taking it 1st tentative steps outside it's your understanding just a moment the unnamed cub and its mother have been holed up in a den since it was born in december now the youngster will undergo a veterinary check in the next few weeks to find out whether it's a boy or a girl co. here's a reminder the top story we're following for you the head of the w.h.o. says that the world is actually a decisive point in the fight to contain the corona virus the pathogen is sweeping the globe prompting governments to take increasingly drastic actions to prevent a pandemic at least $47.00 countries have confirmed cases of the virus 19. you're watching t.w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that. and on. language courses. and or your. w. . i'm not laughing at the general i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing when. you consider german culture looking at stereotypes quietly as think the future of the country. we take photos. it's all about. i'm

they are out of the europa league after a shock last—32 exit at the hands of copenhagen.ighalo scored his first goal for his new team as they cruised into last 16 at the expense of club bruges. rob heath watched both games. celtic had not won a postscript station knockout tie in europe since beating the mighty barcelona way backin beating the mighty barcelona way back in 200a. a win would see them joint archrivals rangers in the last 16 but in a waco gave them a slender advantage before this match. alas the defending in glasgow put them

that the modernist studies nationalism or fascism has started growing again in certain sick minds copenhagen come. up. with. rougher unfeminist suki has. also chosen to take a firm stand against the far right in her lyrics. a negative the fact that we had this dominant center with a misguided tolerance of right wing structure is the argument that democracies have to withstand that that's led to the problems we're now facing i'm given half of. the scots on it was covered by the press and members a sort of outrage but i don't think it was really authentic because they still kept being described as angry citizens would come on people who said house is on fire and they want to kill others they're not angry citizens. why are there so many racist hate crimes and how far has the center shifted to the right these are questions french german singer songwriter model of a asks in his music. it's definitely got much worse since migration and refugees have been in the spotlight. because it's my i have no idea how many arson attacks there have been people stopped counting and it's unbelievable and hardly

snow all winter long and that's going to continue take a look through a forecast as we go towards copenhagen we could be seeing some very gusty winds possibly flight delays here on saturday winds start to calm down as we go towards sunday as well as into monday but the rain will continue over the next 3 days here for the northern part of africa clouds across much of the libya as well as into egypt over the next few days particularly on the coast and we could be even seeing some rain here as we go towards sunday mostly towards parts of northern egypt for cairo you could be seeing some rain as well but mostly over here towards alexandria across the area as well as some gusty winds so far kyra rainy day as well as 17. progress. or a serious mistake. fishel intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our love . but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or was. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data land on al-jazeera. take out of the top stories here it out of the world health organization is

joining us now from copenhagen is soren skou, the ceo of ap moller-maersk.l the world's largest fleet of container vessels. it should not really be a surprise that the coronavirus has impacted your outlook. can you tell us how severe it is going to be? lot willll, i think a depend on what happens with the virus in the next few weeks. what we are looking at right now and a half last two weeks, we have seen a steady decline in the number of new cases. that is positive. it means very well we could be set for a peak within the next two weeks. if that were to be the case, a very weakd expect march and a rebound in april, a sharp rebound in april, may, but there is still a lot of uncertainties out there. are there, is trade picking up elsewhere as you see this drop in china? soren: yes. we have seen a remarkable pickup in trade out of europe. obviously, many companies are trying to restructure their supply chains. it is very difficult, though. china's impact on global supply chains is much bigger today than it was during the sars outbreak many years ago, especiall

we are building a big digital hub in copenhagen.be pluses and minuses, but the journey right now is about building capability in the core functions of the company. foruild a sustainable base pandora going into the future. what is in the pipeline for 2020? some pretty unique moments for you in terms of product lineup. what can we expect this year? movies? high-fashion? i see you have a high-fashion lady joining you on the cfo side. what is for 2020? thosedon't really share stage of the game. we do quarter by quarter. rest assured, some of the events we have done with disney and warner have received very strong consumer feedback and we will continue those going forward. i want to highlight this is the 20th anniversary of pandora. each month, we will be launching one of the top-selling charms we have had over the years. the january 1 was a strawberry item, which immediately ran out of stock. each month we will be having something new for the consumer base. nejra: thank you so much for joining us. breaking news that the iowa democratic

until we get towards the end of wednesday when some of these winds do begin to die down here in copenhagenxpect to see those winds all the way through the forecast we also do expect to see some rain monday as well as tuesday well here cross the northeastern part of africa it is going to be a little bit colder than average for this time of year up here towards cairo we're going to be seeing a high view of about 15 degrees there clouds in the forecast across much of the area over here towards me ghazi at 15 and for tripoli 90 degrees for you. every attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens who are stories of loss go on told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves european muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live. and moon the tragic loss of life twice a victim on al-jazeera. the or the the and. welcome back a look at the headlines this hour the chinese government says it will allocate some $10000000000.00 to help in the fight against the deadly coronavirus which is now killed $814.00 people that's more

copenhagen and celtic get underway at 5.55pm. and that's followed by rangers hosting braga..00pm. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. see you soon. see you soon. see you soon. see you then. thank you very much. let's hear more now from dame julie walters, who has revealed her diagnosis of stage 3 bowel cancer. she's now been given the all clear, but the actress says that as a result of her illness, her perspective towards acting has completely changed. her new film, the secret garden, she says, could be her last. she gave an exclusive interview to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire. thank you for talking to us. it is so thank you for talking to us. it is so good to see you again. you too. particularly what you have been through in the last couple of years. how have you been? very well now, but obviously 18 months ago wasn't so good. when i was diagnosed with bowel cancer, stage three, two primary tumours in my large intestine. a year before that, i had been to the gp because i had... indigestion, t

all winter long and that's going to continue take a look at the 3 day forecast as we go towards copenhagen we could be seeing some very gusty winds possibly flight delays here on saturday winds start to calm down as we go towards sunday as well as into monday but the rain will continue over the next 3 days here for the northern part of africa clouds across much of a libya as well as into egypt over the next few days particularly on the coast and we could be even seeing some rain here as we go towards sunday mostly towards parts of northern egypt for cairo you could be seeing some rain as well but mostly over here towards alexandria across the area as well as some gusty winds so cairo rainy day as well as 17. motor sport is big news in libya but staging car and bike crowds here comes with its own particular risks our club couldn't take part in the 26th rally because we were fighting a war a concise answer to al-jazeera world travels to the libyan desert to see how schooled on full we it's come to be a unifying force you know war chill country video a rally for hope on al-jazeera. from one o

until we get towards the end of wednesday when some of these winds do begin to die down here in copenhagen expect to see those winds all the way through the forecast would also do expect to see some rain monday as well as tuesday well here cross the northeastern part of africa it is going to be a little bit colder than average for this time of year up here towards cairo we're going to be seeing a high view of about 15 degrees there clouds in the forecast across much of the area over here towards me gazi at 15 and for tripoli 90 degrees for you. frank assessments the one good thing about these bush bars is that really what the . climate should informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on the street don't even know what the story is all about this argument is astonishingly actually times an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the iraq of the new countries and the use about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories ri

there was the beginning of the story and it really starts in their headquarters in copenhagen and this never officially returned my calls. this is the frustrating things that none of the massive companies that were decimated by this. it would talk officially about what have happened to them. the fact that it was russia that did it. it took back channels investigative reporting it to tell the stories. it starts with a staffer who told me that his screen went black and the headquarters of this massive shipping conglomerate and he looks up and sees there is a wave of black screens going across the room in the office at every screen. it shows this ransom message. they're yelling for everyone to turn off their computers. as going into the middle of meetings. jumping over turnstiles to get to the other sides of the building. they have already been locked and paralyzed by this malware. it's not just an it company. they control the fifth of the world's global shipping community. seventy-six terminals and ports around the world where the shipping containers and the size of the empire state buil

or grandchildren, and when sanders says social jim, what are you talking but no i'm talking but copenhagen great medical care. it's actually fairly credible. the fact it that he has a quality -- has qualities of sincerity and a certain kind of mono mania that has an appeal for the same reason that if you had told me that january 2016 when i first was coming to this festival, it's going to be donald trump, i would say you're crazy, he's not even a republican. he's obviously out of his mind. and any given moment he's going to start quoting mussolini which at one point he did. and it didn't stop anything because he was able to reach deep into the heart and soul of a certain corner of the republican base and persuade the remaining republican that whatever his flaws, he was preferrable to the alternative on the other side. that's why trump won then and i think that's why sanders has a very good chance to win now. >> jeff? >> i think for the same reason. talk but trump winning. a lot because of economic anxiety that he played on, particularly in the key states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin,

> on a happier note, a festival of lights to dribrightn up dark winter skies copen ha n haig -- copenhagenl put a smile on anybody's face despite their tendency to grimace throughout those nights which last like 26 hours or something back to "squawk alley. >> brian sullivan, thank you when we return, kara swisher weighs in on mark zuckerberg's regulation op-ed we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. try to win by attacking, now, we know the trump strategy- distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the ftc continues to look into the acq

the low-lying city of copenhagen is flooded. thousands die. devastated, the danes never invent their namesake pastry.

and the americans would all be dipping copenhagen, which is a tobacco snuff that basically tastes like cow ship. [laughter] but it is incredibly popular and it's very useful that's hands-free and smokeless. so people can take it on patrols and operate a vehicle or rifle, radio, any number of things with it. you not to fumble with mattress, and so it's immensely popular. to everybody in the american tent would likely be using tobacco and some caffeine, monsters were immensely popular. in the afghan tent, literally smoke billowing out of it from marijuana. hashish was universal i would say among the afghan units, may be not among every afghan but every unit it was impossible to not smell it or see it. is openly used. a coursers traffic between the two tenths amenity americans are going to the afghan tent and getting high. provincially depending upon which servicemember might be assigned to, the agricultural had many different client claimants and different agricultural climates. in some areas, some regions of afghanistan marijuana is grown extensively. and so, if you are in the mountains

manager neil lennon said they'd shot themselves in the foot, after they were knocked out by fc copenhagentjust as the match was heading for extra time, the danish champions scored twice in the last five minutes to win 3—1 on the night, a—2 on aggregate. wolves made it into the last 16, despite losing the second leg of their tie against espanyol 3—2. and despite that miss by pedro neto. he won't forget it in a hurry — but luckily it didn't affect the outcome. in contrast, manchester united absolutely romped home against club bruges — 0dion ighalo with his first goal for united as they won 5—0 on the night — 6—1 overall. indeed, ighalo features on most of this morning's back pages. "iggy tops" the headline in the express, showing him dedicating his goal to his late sister mary who died suddenly in december and has always wanted him to play for united. the times have picked fernandes, for their lead picture. he scored united's first goal last night. and the guardian have picked the game's other scorers, fred and mctominay. and they say the euros will start in rome, as planned this june, desp

celtic are in denmark facing fc copenhagen also at five—to—6.00.tdown continues to deontay wilder and tyson fury‘s heavyweight rematch in las vegas on saturday. this is one of the sport's most anticipated fights for years after their first fight in los angeles 15 months ago ended in a draw. and the two boxers have really been getting in each others faces for the past few days, as if the fight needed hyping up any more. this is a big act for him. i could see his heartbeat pounding out of his chest... will make you think he is nervous right now? he is nervous as hell. he don't know what to expect. agreement it is unfinished business. we are picking up where we left off. he didn't change his game. he didn't resulting. he changed up everything. i cannot speak for him. but i am picking up where i left off at. a more calmer, patient and devastating fashion. what a fight that will be in 48 hours. and the former england rugby union internationaljames haskell is going to make his professional mixed martial arts debut in may. haskell, who won 77 internationa