this is a look at a meeting at a software company in the czech republic. a recent mckinsy report says czech republic, hung gary, can all expect strong growth. of course, all this comes in the midst of uncertain times, a russian president putting pressure on eastern europe and a u.s. president actively discouraging american companies from looking for opportunity overseas. vaclav muchna is willing to talk about it then theless. he grew up under communist rule. joined by sarah lacy and park nu. now, we can talk about eastern europe but you have to understand most of us slovenia and slovakia pretty much the same country. that is not an area of the world that americans are particularly familiar with. i mean, some people must say you are from czechoslovakia, right? >> many do. >> how do you bring them up to speed on what is eastern europe these days? >> well, the communist fall 20 years ago, a little bit over 20 years ago and so the thing is we had to build our economy from scratch. the first ten years it was about you could do everything being an entrepreneur b

wraps up the round robin with the czech republic who defeated australia.nba action, the bucks taking on the thunder in milwaukee. star, they did hold on in the second half. westbrook made only three of 17 shots in the second half. the bucks use that to outscore the thunder in the third. milwaukee wins 98-94. cavs beating the pelicans at via lebron6 points james. orlando beating the nick at madison square garden, the warriors beat the nuggets in the performance of the night in chicago, jimmy butler with 52 points, giving the bulls the wind again at charlotte. still in the league, extending the lead 190 miles between the two men. place, 625 miles behind the leader. for those still in the south pacific, things are little bit more difficult for skippers suffering damages to their boats. they are all still hoping to make some repairs and -- repairs and finish the race. laura: not for the fainthearted, that one. we're taking a short break.qwux 01/03/17 01/03/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! conferencee r

philipp irmer left his home in germany to run a parish bohemia, the westernmost region in the czech republicnot only was church attendance dwindling, but many holy buildings and sites were falling into disrepair. but now, thanks to him, everything is on the up. >> philipp irmer is on his way to work. the 48-year-old catholic priest is from the western german city of munster. since 2003, he's been assigned to a parish in north bohemia. this tuesday morning, the service is sparsely attended. father philipp says that's not unusual. >> it's relatively cold in the church. it's not like in germany, with good heating systems. so, i would say that is why attendance is so meager. >> it was much worse he says the same the first time he came to north boehmia, in the 1990's. the churches then were e rundown. some even in ruins. still, 13 years ago, he took over responsibility for five parishes and three large churches as the only german priest in all of the czech republic. why did he decide to come? >> where there's nothing, you can build something. it's different from administrating something that keep

westerly winds starting to drive back the cold air out of germany, poland and the czech republic overys. a glimmer of better news here. for us, the wind direction swinging from westerly to northerly, and the cold aircoming from westerly to northerly, and the cold air coming from the arctic, not europe, but it is going to turn bitterly cold over the next few days towards the end of the week. that means any showers would turn increasingly wintry, even at lower levels. if you are out and about at the end of the week, more details on early weather warnings on our website. the main story. the prime minister has outlined her plans to combat what she called the hidden injustice of mental illness. that is all from the bbc news at one. on bbc one, we joined the news teams where you are. goodbye. england forward chris robshaw is to miss rugby union's six nations championship, after undergoing surgery on a shoulder injury. it's expected to keep him out of action for around three months, in what will be a blow to england head coach eddiejones's plans. our rugby reporter chris jones joins me now.

for a while we lost that title ii of place in the czech republic, but just recently we have again put in more pipe, so it is once again the largest pipe organ in the world. this is the main street that works are the park in one of the most popular places that people like to come and visit is the botanical building behind me right now. the structure was the largest glass structure of its kind in the world at the time it was built and it was built to house primarily plants from all over the world. look at the exposition grounds, you will see a lot of grass. many of the landscape planners believed, as we do today, the environment does not support having a lot of grass grown here. exposition,t of our bertrand goodhue, he comes from back east and he was going to change his architectural style to make people feel comfortable coming from the east. he thought that they needed to have something more familiar to them. he had all of the areas between buildings planted in grass and the foliage that you see was adding in as well. it was familiar to people coming from the east, but new and the -- f

she continues the defence of her title against kristyna pliskova of the czech republic.once against her, i think a few years ago, and i know that she has a great serve as well. yeah, i am looking forward to playing against her. kerber against pliskova is the second match on the rod laver arena. at the moment, canada's eugenie bouchard is playing coco vandeweghe of the united states. it is currently one set all. bouchard is a break up in the third set. and still to come, the former champion stan wawrinka plays viktor troicki of serbia. in the evening session, ashleigh barty will have the support of the home crowd against mona barthel of germany. and then it's roger federer against tomas berdych, who haven't met this early in a tournament since the beijing olympics of 2008. federer is still feeling his way back to fitness after his knee injury. if: got to -: — if: got to g- if: got to s— be honest. i didn’t play a lot, to be honest. i didn't say anything, it put it that way. he was playing at the same time. i thought he would have a tougher time. it is superbly in the draw

she's on court right now taking on the czech republic's ba rbora strycova.ngly on her way to the quarter—finals. plenty of breaks of serve in the first set for both players. williams with a lot of unforced errors, but she came through when it mattered most. must be said that strycova, the world number number 16, saved seven set points, but the eighth one was the one that mattered for williams. the second set is far more straightforward. she is on serve with a lead of four games to two. chelsea are eight points clear at the top of the english premier league, after they beat hull 2—0 at stamford bridge. diego costa inevitably the man of the moment. he was dropped last week after an apparent run—in with coach antonio conte and with reports of a potential move to china, well, he was back in the starting line up and of course back in the goals. costa broke the deadlock when he converted a low cross from victor moses in the seventh minute of first—half injury time. the length of the added time due to sickening clash of heads, which saw ryan mason taken to hospital

wednesday‘ quarter finals is under way at the australian open where karolina pliskova of the czech republictaking on mirjana lucic baroni of croatia. pliskova, a former us open finalist made a good start moving two games ahead at the start of teh first set, but lucic baroni who at 3a is into herfirst quarterfinal at a slam in 17 years came back to take it 6—4. the czech number fifth seed took the second to force a third set. something of an ethic in the first of the quarter—finals on wednesday. and there's more action still to come on the rod laver arena. serena williams takes on britain's johanna konta. and then later belgiums‘s david goffin faces grigor dimitrov before a great contest in the evening session as rafael nadal takes on the top seed remaining in the men's draw milos raonic. the holders ivory coast are out of the africa cup of nations, beaten in their last match of the group stage by morocco, the defeat means they exit the tournament before the knock out phase. their oponents progress along with dr congo who beat togo 3—1. we can get some reaction from oyem, our reporter piers

djokovic — the world number two — came through in straight sets against radek stepanek of the czech republic last year without dropping a set, and he is yet to do so this year. djokovic now plays spain's fernando verdasco. elsewhere, there was an upset at the brisbane international, where the women's world number one angelique kerber suffered a shock defeat in the quarter—finals. she was beaten in three sets by the ukrainian elina svitolina. the number four seed garbine muguruza is also through to the semi—finals in brisbane. the french open champion beat svetlana kuznetsova in straight sets. muguruza won 7—5, 6—4 and will now meet the unseeded frenchwoman alize cornet, who knocked out the number two seed, dominika cibulkova. the manjudged the man judged by the manjudged by many to be the greatest tennis player ever unveiled a statue of himself outside rod laver arena in melbourne. the sculpture shows the rocket playing a backend, his signature shot, which are timber, the only man in history to win two calendar grand slam titles in the 1960s. he can still do it! you can get all the latest sp

wednesday‘ quarter finals is under way at the australian open where karolina pliskova of the czech republica, a former us open finalist made a good start moving two games ahead at the start of teh first set, but lucic baroni who at 3a is into herfirst quarterfinal at a slam in 17 years came back to take it 6—a. the czech number fifth seed took the second to force a third set. something of an ethic in the first of the quarter—finals on wednesday. and there's more action still to come on the rod laver arena. serena williams takes on britain's johanna konta. and then later belgiums's david goffin faces grigor dimitrov before

his parents now say he's cancer free, after having proton therapy treatment in the czech republic.ready run centres offering proton therapy, so why is the nhs lagging behind? i think it's actually a very good time to be getting involved with proton beam therapy, because i've seen over the last ten years, a real evolution in the technological capability of proton beam therapy. when we have equipment delivered here in the summer, it will be state of the art technology. nhs england makes the difficult decisions about which patients can go abroad for treatment, and since 2008, 950 have qualified, at a cost of around £100,000 each. and there will be special programmes on the nhs tonight in inside out 7.30pm on bbc one in england — and later on the bbc iplayer. a turkish cargo plane has crashed in kyrgyzstan — killing at least 37 people. the boeing 747, operated by act airlines, was en route from hong kong to istanbul in turkey, via kyrgyzstan‘s capital bishkek. these latest aerial pictures show the damage at the scene. rescue workers say the dead included all members of the crew as well

she's on court right now taking on the czech republic's ba rbora strycova.set for both players. williams with a lot of unforced errors, but she came through when it mattered most. must be said that strycova, the world number number 16, saved seven set points, but the eighth one was the one that mattered for williams. the second set is far more straightforward. she is on serve with a

also, incredible video of the roof of a brand-new sports arena collapsing in the czech republic. how the people inside managed to make it out just in time. >> good morning. we are looking at decent commute for this morning. you can see traffic is looking good on highway 24 as you head through the tunnel. >> mostically clear out there. some patchy -- mostly clear out there. some patchy fog creeping back in, but changes on the way for wednesday. i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >>> welcome back. it's now 6:30, and we are following the events of martin luther king jr. holiday. i'm pam, and dave here. he'll join us in just a second. steve paulson, still a very important asset, because we have a lot of rain this week. >> it's on its way for wednesday, but

. >>> coming up, a 13th century castle houses one of the most infamous criminals in the czech republic>> did anyone go into a barrel alive? >>> when we traveled to the czech republic for "lockup world tour," we encountered one of the most unusual prisons we had ever seen. >> i remember we went into this beautiful little village of mirov. it was like being transported into another time. it was beautiful and quaint. there were none of the trappings i'm used to, billboards, advertisement, fast food places. then on top of a mountain was this gorgeous old castle and that was mirov prison. >> inside this fairytale-like 13th century castle we had an encounter with a man whose life was anything but a fairytale. his name was vladimir kuna. >> i heard a lot about vladimir kuna when i got to mirov prison. he was one of the most notorious inmates housed there. because he was such a high profile inmate he had to be taken into a specific cell before we were able to go in and interview him. so there was this big buildup about his notorious crimes. the violence. he was like a character out of "goodfel

czech republic bs news has learned that top intelligence officials presented to president-elect donaldump an unverified report alleging that russia had compromising personal information about him. now, russia says they have no such information. the unverified information was part of a report on russia'sests to interfere in the u.s. election. the information originally came from a former british intelligence officer. last night mr. trump tweeted, fake news, a total political witch hunt. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha powers, joins us in the studio on the future of the u.n. under the trump administration. >>> and actor jude lawtells us about his new series "the young pope." >>> plus -- >>> there used to be so many theories an how to drink whiskey. >> you definitely hold it this way. not this way. definitely not this way. >> that was then. this is now. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captio

probably not the czech republic or poland, but we were obviously not forced. we were partners. now, we're not a partner. we are drifting apart. the same with the china. we wish to have a stable relationship with china. but, we have our national interests and we should follow according to them but not to the chinese once. >> from the united states perspective, of course, there is nato. there is talk that the goal or hope is to some degree or some form break of nato. how do you respond to that? and how does nato -- nato crate a challenge? share that nato is not of the community of democracies. yes, we can blog, blog, blog to the end, it is equally important. but we all know that the nato is a group of the united states. the united states helping them militarily exercise is political will with them and they support politically by voting somewhere. of course, it is simplistic but in every picture, we can squeeze into black and white. when somebody says let's go and talk to nato, our response is let's go to washington. talk to moscow directly. why should we talk? that is why nato is

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snow is not to blame for the roof collapse in the czech republic.xit as the ceiling of the brand new arena collapsed. people inside were able to escape before the roof came down. two people were hurt but their injuries are not serious. >> the last man to walk on the moon has died. former astronaut gene cernan has died. he spent three days on the moon in 1972. he traced the picture of his nine-year-old daughter into the surface. he was on apollo ten in 1962. he was 82. >> philadelphia police are investigating graffiti on the wall of a jewish synagogue. the gr graffiti was found sunday morning. a light post was pulled down and a menorah was stolen. >>> a suspect shot last week has died of his injuries. jose ventura was charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault for what started as a domestic violence incident. officers say they saw him point a gun at a woman who was holding an eight month old child on her lap. they saw him pull the trigger. police opened fire hitting him multiple times. he has cubbin succumbed to his s today. >> police rescu

players and fans running for safety when a roof of a new sports arena in the czech republic collapsed. happened on saturday night and take a look at the video. no one was seriously hurt. designer of the arena said construction standards were good and ten inches of snow on the roof did not cause that collapse. >>> may be looking for ways to lower your heating bill as we deal with cold snaps this winter. >> you may think closing off vents will help keep the cost down, closing off vents outside is a must do, but don't touch the inside vents. >> actually asking your furnace to work harder, but a you changed the floor of the air ducts through the house. >> plus if you still think the fireplace helps to heat your home, think again. the heat stays in one room or goes up the chimney. don't raise the thermostat on hot water heater. makes them work harder during winter. >>> 5:18. 27 degrees outside. if you are working today, let's check the roads for you. >>> watching 95. great drive times right now. watching right around girard avenue. caught up was this disabled vehicle on the southbound side

well, for ball tournament in the czech republic turned terrifying when a brand-new stadium the roof came crashing down. that is a lot like indoor hockey. the roof collapsed saturday night with 80 people inside. you can see them run out as it begins to fall. thankfully everybody escaped safely. there was about 10 inches of snow on the roof before the accident happened. the architects said that could not have caused the roof to collapse. the police are investigating. >> in update to a story we have been following about a 22-year-old man who was found dead in the backyard of a new brunswick house. he has now been convicted, timothy was convicted convicted of murder and weapons charges after prosecutors say he is looking for an easy target and was seen beating the car with a crowbar. he'll be seen he will be going to jail for a long time. >> just four days away from the countries 58th presidential inauguration for donald j trump. i just got my hands on a copy of his performance lineup. not looking too good. good. elton john, negative. garth brooks has declined to area celine dion said goodby

must see video of a scare out of the czech republic. a crowd- takes off running from a youth sports game. why? because moments later- the roof caves in! the whole thing was caught on tape. 80 people safely made it out of the building. there were no serious injuries. the building- was actually brand new - but the flat roof was covered with 15 inches of snow. and here in the u-s.. a reminder to use caution on slippery roads. this car -- caught on dash cam -- slipping, sliding, and spinning while trying to pass a truck. this is in salt lake city- where they've been dealing with severe winter weathe incident-as a good ending thoguh - as the driver avoids a crash. time now for weather - above average temperatures continue - showers still likely friday; timing may be later - dry saturday, rain developing sunday - heavy rain monday today: fog and clouds early. becoming partly cloudy. breezy and mild. highs: 53-58 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool. lows: 34 thursday: partly cloudy. remaining mild. highs: 54-58 winds: nw to se

. >> new on "action news" a roof of a sports arena in the czech republic caved in while people were inside. to teenagers suffered injuries. snow was on the roof, but the cause has not been determined. >>> straight troppers in -- state troopers in nebraska say ice is likely to blame for a fiery wreck on interstate 80. >> it was gone before i got off the phone with 911. >> two witnesses recorded the aftermath of the collision involving two tractor-trailers. debris flying everywhere as the vehicles burst into flames. nobody was hurt in the initial accident or the other crashes it triggered. >> it is a big top surprise, people are in shock at the coming closure of the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus after 146 year run. philadelphia is one of the cities that remain on the tour which will close up in may. the show here will be february 15th and the 20th. the company said costs went up, ticket sales went down after the elephant act was retired for good last year. christmas comes every year, so does the circus, it's going to be weird not see the signs for ringling brothers and barnum

jonathan: another scary one, from the czech republic, a crowd takes off running from inside a youth sports game, jumping and running. why? because the ro i watch the lights go out. 80 people made it out safely. know when juries reported, but the building was brand-new. it had a flat roof with 15 inches of snow on top. alison: a developing movement organizers hope will force this man that you see right here to move out of a townhouse in alexandria. white nationalist richard spencer recently moved into the home on king street. you remember the video from the postelection convention in d.c. that show spencer saying hail trump, while others were giving the nazi salute. old town residents are handing out flyers and have taken their concerns to the city manager. >> is very sad. >> i think it's very disappointing. it's kind of scary it's happening so close to your neighborhood. alison: abc 7 knocked on spencer's door to get his reaction. he opened the door, only to shut it seconds later in our reporters face. the city of alexandria says as long as he is not breaking balls or breaking his lease, t

giggles) keep on scratchin' sports arena collapsed while 80 people were inside the buildings in the czech republiconly teenagers suffered minor injuries. the cause of the collapse remains under investigation. officials believe heavy snow on the roof may have contributed. >>> a newborn girl kidnapped from a hospital in florida 18 years ago was found alive last week in south carolina. now she is reuniting with her parents and the man who raised her said he was stunned to discover he was not her birth father. he spoke to eva pilgrim. >> reporter: heartwarming images of a family reunited, 18 years after being kidnapped all smiles. her father full of gratitude. but there's heartache for the man who thought he was her father. charles said his then girlfriend gloria told them she gave birth the her daughter while he was away. he raised her when she was a newborn, the two shared custody after they split up, celebrating milestones like prom together and out of the blue, their world turned upside down. >> the person she called dad for 18 1/2 years is not her dad. >> reporter: dna testing uncovering the trut

terrifying moments for some kids in the czech republic as the roof of their gym started to cave in onthem! it happened in the middle of a game.... >>> terrifying moments for some kids when the ceiling started caving in. only two minor injuries were reported. the building was newly built and the roof was reportedly covered in snow. >>> dreaming of a new car. >> always. >> you may want to check out ford's newest version of the mustang. the 2018 model will have a more powerful engine, 10 speed automatic transmission, ford has not announced final pricing for this car yet but it is expected to go on sale sometime this year. >>> and we wanted to wish a very happy birthday to america's favorite golden girl, betty white turns 95 years young today. the actress has worked in show business since the 1940s but is best known for her role on the golden girls. white says the best thing about turning 95 is she's still employed and getting job officers. >> scott pelley coming up next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: chelsea manning's last-minute reprieve. the transgender soldier, sentenced for

for him to dispute he was in the czech republic comports with our reporting. it's one of the reasons the intelligence chiefs did not get specific with these allegations. that's why i hope at the press conference today people are more general. >> jake, you also saw trump in his tweets seems to be blaming the u.s. intelligence community for these leaks. >> blames a lot of people, talking about fake news, talking about nazi, germany. as evan points out, there was no complaint from mr. trump or the trump team when it was russian intelligence leaking information about hillary clinton and democrats and donna brazile and the like. >> he's not denying the core of what the reporting is, and that this was presented to him and president obama last friday with a classified briefing. i think the fact that the intelligence community included this two-page synopsis shows that they're taking the allegations, some of them, at least, serious to a degree. their assessment that the russians hacked and released this information to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump was com

it happened in the czech republic, 80 people inside, and took seconds for the roof to crash down. lucki luckily, nobody was seriously hurt. the cause is still under investigation. now, there were about ten inches of snow on the roof at the time of the collapse, but authorities don't think that is to blame. >>> megachurch long, died. he was the pastor at new birth church in georgia. there's 25,000 members. when he started, there was 300. he was prooicivately battling cancer. he was 63. >>> a pioneer known for his superfly splash. that's how the wwe is remembering hall of famer jimmy superfly snuka. he died today, 73, and he was battling cancer. his life was not without controversy. days ago, he was acquitted in the 1983 murders of his girlfriend. he was married at the time of her death. >>> a family is finally together again, and it looks like they are all smiles about it. she took this picture with her biological parents yesterday. it was her first time meeting them. a woman kidnapped her from a hospital in florida when she was just hours old, and she raised her as her own daughte

as 80 athletes and fans race out the doors mid game during this floor ball tournament in the czech republic. seconds later the roof collapses eventually leaving the arena in complete darkness. ten inches of snow was piled on the roof before the accident. the arena's designer said all construction reeg did you lagss were followed. >>> not only did the satellites make it into space, but the first stage rocket booster successfully landed on a drone ship. it was the first launch since back in september. >>> a shocking new report there oxfam highlights the intense rise of global inequality. the eight richest people on earth own just as much wealth as half of the world's population. this is a major change from last year when they said it was equivalent to the world's 62 richest. times are changing quickly. oxfam warned that public anger against this inequality could lead to more seismic political changes like brexit and the election of donald trump. >>> just ahead, the world's most powerful business leaders gather in davos. topic one, donald trump. we'll tell you what the wealthiest are now sayin

in just 30 seconds. 80 people rushed out as the roof caved in at a newly opened arena in the czech republic. >> there was a floor ball tournament going on over the weekend. floor ball is similar to field hockey. everyone escaped in time. but the building designer does not believe that is what caused the collapse. >>> and it's now 4:40. we want to check back in with sheena parveen for a look at our forecast. good morning, smeen na. >> good morning, guys. temperatures are in the 30s and today it will stay cool. if you are heading out for any mlk festivities or you have to work today, you might want to wear a jacket. fredericksburg, 39 degrees. gaithersburg, 34 degrees currently. this afternoon will be chilly in the 40s. so you want the warm coat this morning. gloves maybe this morning, even a warm hat, but you don't need the umbrella. tomorrow morning, we have showers in the forecast. we'll take a look at your planner for today, as well. we have some problems on the crasher reported there and police are responding in the local and through lanes president not seeing too much of a slowdown righ

katerina siniakova of the czech republic has won her first wta tour title, beating eighth—seed alisonish number one johanna konta in the semi—finals, had little trouble against riske, breaking the american twice in each set to win 6—3, 6—4. she had lost her two previous wta finals last year. seventh seed grigor dimitrov is through to the brisbane international final after upsetting the defending champion milos raonic in the semi final. the bulgarian progressed in straight sets and will meet japan's kei nishikori in the final. nishikori beat stanislas wawrinka in the first semi final. sir mo farah‘s attempt to win the great edinburgh international cross country for a second time ended in disappointment this afternoon. the two time double olympic champion, struggled at holyrood park, finishing seventh in his first race of 2017. great britain's callum hawkins was beaten into second by america's leonard korir in a sprint finish. iam i am definitely never behind. the last bit of training has not gone as well as i wanted. but it is a team event. i want to represent my country and help the g

further north, some of the coldest temperatures have been felt in the czech republic where it has droppedre known to have died from exposure and more snow is promise on the coming days. to explain what's caused this icy blast, and for a look at the forecast, here's our weather presenter matt taylor. the current freeze stretches back to december. a pool of cold air developing across northern russia. last week, high—pressure developed to the west of europe, low pressure to the east, and we tapped into that reservoir of cold air and it worked its way all the way southwards towards the mediterranean. now, over the next few days, that pool of cold air is just trapped. we have lost that northerly flow. it slowly starts to ease out a little bit so if you look at the temperatures, still on tuesday, we see the blues daytime temperatures widely below freezing but not as cold as it has been. as we go through the next few days, certainly into wednesday, across athens, back up to double figures. by thursday, northern parts — germany, poland and the baltic states — should temperatures creep above freez

in the czech republic that crashed and it just opened and the governor called the construction sloppy. you think. all 80 people inside managed to estate without any injuries. from the outside take a look at this. you can see the extensive damage. >>> back in this country and to maryland, baltimore mourners have gathered to remember the six children who were killed in the house fire last week. the victims were honored with candles, balloon, songs and a lot of prayers. two of the children who survived the fire have been upgraded to good condition. but their mother remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> new developments in that scandal surround samsung over its cell phones. an internal investigation has said what caused some to catch fire. sources say the company found that faulty batteries were to blame. the results of the investigation are expected to be released next the recall of the phones was said to have cost this company $19 billion. >>> well, some starting numbers about wealth. anti-poverty group oxfam says the combined wealth of the eight rimpfest men represent the

outbreaks of rain into spain and portugal and into france, snow across germany and down into the czech republicld across eastern europe. minus six in moscow and minus two in ankara. notice the mild air is edging further east. at home, things will be turning malden through the rest of this week. but, very unsettled areas of low pressure hurtling towards us. if you want any more details, joint darren in half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. let's look through some of the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. the lead story comes from america. barack obama has said he's heartened by protests around the us — and expressed his objections monday to any faith—based discrimination. that won't deter mr trump. who says this is a ban against people who threaten the us. and that he's happy with the way the travel ban is progressing. the un refugee agency tells us that thousands of refugees will be affected by the 120 day ban put in place by the trump administration. we will have a report from a un base in beirut.

a very close escape court on camera in the czech republic.ng a swift run to the accent. everybody made it to safetyjust in time because of that collapse. the cause is still unknown. new zealand's new prime minister says he will continue to champion a major asia—pacific trade deal. bill english has been speaking to the bbc‘s lucy hockings, in one of his first major interviews since taking office. mr english said the trade deal was still alive, despite donald trump's vow to withdraw from the tra ns—pacific partnership on his first day in office. we are a small, open economy. trade's our lifeblood. and, despite some of the politics around trade, we are firm advocates of being an open economy, getting more free trade deals. that is what lifts incomes on both ends of the deals. what is the future for tpp? is it dead in the water? well, look, these large, complex agreements never go in a straight line. so we will continue to advocate the deal itself, but also for us engagement in the asia—pacific. that is so important to us, and to the region. so i

, 80 athletes and fans race out the door as mid-game during this floor ball tournament in the czech republic. just seconds later the roof collap collapses, leaving the arena in complete darkness. about ten inches of snow was piled on the roof before the accident. the arena designer says all construction standards were met. there's no way snow could have caused the collapse. luckily no serious injuries were reported. >>> ten new communication satellites are orbiting earth after deployed by spacex falcon 9 rocket. not only did the satellites make it into space but the first stage rocket booster successfully landed on a drone ship. spacex's first launch since a fiery launch pad explosion in september. >>> moments until we have space tourism, right? >> exactly. looking forward to that. >>> we have a shocking new report from oxfam highlighting the intense rise of global inequality. anti-poverty organization says the eight richest people on earth now own just as much wealth as half of the world's population. that's 3.6 billion people. this is a major change from last year. they said the 62 richest

further north, some of the coldest temperatures have been felt in the czech republic where it has droppedn the country are known to have died from exposure and more snow is promised in the coming days. greg dawson, bbc news. concerns have been raised about the ca re of concerns have been raised about the care of transgender prisoners. a report from the ombudsman says staff and managers need to be more proactive and flexible in the way they've do with inmates who have changed their birth gender. here is oui’ changed their birth gender. here is our home affairs correspondent. the latest transgender prisoner to die in custody, a9, she was found hanged in his cell 11 days ago. —— in herself. jenny was male by birth but she was living as a woman, and has been taking hormone drugs to help with the transition. she was on remand at doncaster prison when she died. it is a prison for men. an investigation has now begun. a report by the prisons and probation ombudsman says there have been four deaths of transgender prisoners injust over a year, including jenny swift. the ombudsman says, since 2012,

from latvia and the czech republic, they believe this is a good first opener from theresa may.reign minister saying that this wave mistake and this is not what he wa nted wave mistake and this is not what he wanted to see and that for sweden this will worsen relations between britain and the eu. i don't think this is entirely flattering. no comment from the main institutions, the european commission. we are told in strasbourg that many commissioners were watching the speech a short while ago so i think through the afternoon we will see how the european union acts the —— reacts but we will find out more. so what's the reaction from business leaders, many of whom are in switzerland for the annual world economic forum? our business editor, simonjack, is there. what has been the reaction so far? we got a very clear message, no ifs, no buts, no single market and as norman was saying, most companies had conceded, it is and what they wa nted had conceded, it is and what they wanted but they have accepted that reality as being incompatible with ambitions to control migration. intereste