let's say presiding plenary sessions and this is something we're going to see today again the a of d. will try to get someone into the parliamentary committee that controls the secret service provider vald for us following that debate today in the bundestag thanks very much rupert you know what we have the sports news now and thirty nine russian athletes have successfully overturned a lifetime a limp expands for doping offenses now the court of arbitration for sport an older sanctions originally had it down by the international olympic committee twenty eight russian athletes had their bans completely revoked and have been cleared to compete in the winter games which start next week in south korea eleven others received a deuced ban and will be able to compete after the games in south korea. let's get your mind now of our top stories at this hour the f.b.i. has condemned white house plans to release a classified memo on the russia election investigation law enforcement agency says it has grave concerns about the accuracy of that document which republicans say reveals surveillance abuses by

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i am excited about it although i have no idea how this debate d will end in most good debates you don't know it depends on the streak of the ordinate whether the measure will pass or not pass but it certainly is an issue i've been waiting for and i've been waiting five years for it and a long time even by senate standards. it's been five years since we debated immigration on the floor of the night b state senate and it's not because the immigration laws are so perfect far from that and it's because it's a tough issue in a delicate issue and it always has been in america and i have this notion that as soon as the mayflower landed and the passengers got off the vote they looked over the shoulder and said i hope no more people are coming in work quickly happy with the country the way we see it because there are history waves of immigrants have come to make america what it is today and there has always been a resistance from those already here to new people from new places with different languages and cultures and religions and food. we have done things in the past which are not exactly thi

the same is expected at the close behind today's announcement hste that such a d will not be needed next year. s.colin patterson, bbc new jane: right now, the united states is in the grips of one of the worst flu seasons in i decade, and not over yet. at least 63 children have died from the illness, and tens of thousands have been hospitheized. acrossorder in canada, 130 gets are being blamed on the flu. ats making the season so intense, and what precautions can be taken? atearlier, kay spoke to dr. anthony facui for her program "beyond 100 days." what is going on, how bad is the flu season? very bad. it is as you mentioned correctly, from the time we began recording these types of numbers, over the last decade or more, it is clearly the worst seasonal flu we have had thus far. there have been more hospitalizations, there have been more serious disease, war widespread disease then we have actually sn. it a first resembled the 012014seasonal flu, which was a bad year, but over the last several weeks it has even surpassednt that insity and seriousness. katty: in mid-february, so i'm assumi

(steve) an east bay d=m=v will an east bay d=m=v will stay closed until at least monday. after the location became flooded. this is at the coliseum d-m-v location in oakland. tonight we know that flooding was caused by thieves stealing copper. c-h-p says someone got up on the roof and took the copper from heating and a- c unit. police say they got away with 50-dollars worth of copper...but ended up causing thousands of dollars of damage. people will now have to go to other d- m-v's. but local offices are honoring appointments scheduled for the coliseum d-m-v. again, monday is the earliest the coliseum d-m-v will reopen. (pam) a big story we're tracking.. a former san mateo county baseball coach... has pleaded no contest to molestation and sexual assault charges. 37-year-old julio edgardo ortiz... is facing 50- years in prison when he returns to court for sentencing in march. ortiz was arrested in september 20- 16... after a c-h-p officer spotted him off of interstate - 280. prosecutors say, when that officer checked inside the vehicle.... he found ortiz sexually assaulting

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american families with children who benefit from chip will be able to rest easy the next decade. seniors caught in the medicare part d doughnut hole will also benefit from this bill, which eases the coverage gap next year, helping thousands, millions of seniors afford prescription drugs. we have waited long for this. rural hospitals that struggle. seniors, children, and safety net health care providers will benefit from a package of health tax extenders as well. on the pension issue, democrats secured a special select committee that must report a legislative fix to the problem by december 2018. millions of pensioners, teamsters, carpenters, miners, bakery workers, and so many more are staring down cuts to their hard-earned pensions. they did not do anything to cause those cuts. their livelihood is staked on these pensions. we ought to make sure they get every penny they earned. we democrats would have liked to pass the butch lewis act. we could not reach an agreement to do that, but now we have a process and potentially means and motivation to get it done. there were so many senators, led by senator brown, who were r

the d-m-v oakland coliseum office will be closed all next week. hieves stole copper pipes, causing thousands of dollars worth of flooding damage. d-m-v workers found the building flooded on wednesday. police say thieves stole copper pipes from the heating and a-c units on the roof...which caused the massive flooding. the office will continue to conduct scheduled driving tests, and the d-m-v will honor appointments at other locations... for the complete list of nearest offices log onto kron4 dot com... ( marty ) protecting and preserving our precious bay waters. is a big job. and in marin county, you might be surprised at how many filthy and dangerous items are found along the coastline. stanley roberts shows us in this edition of people behaving badly. there are treasures to be to be found on along the richardson bay shore line in marin county and these are venetian blinds you know what you do with those you ever seen when they puts slats inside chain link fences so when i said treasures, i was being facetious what you can find are thing that shoul

d. donald trump lookedappy. his supporters will believe he struck a plow.hi critics will argue he has he geared a political stunt. >> joining me now is a professor from new york's university center for global affairs. e is a former c.i.a. alyst and secured as a national security adviser to joe biden. thanks for joining us here. president trump says the memo shows the memo is biased against him. do y think that allege is supported by what is in the memo? thanks for having me. i think, if anything, the memo is the opposite. some things that we already know, we know tha the investigation was launched because of the conversation with theusalian that papadopoulos had and this memo is tryin to build it. it creates the opposite. but i think the most interesting thing is, if the allegations that the predent is trying to put forth that the f.b.i. is bied, why didn't the f.b.i. put this information out before the ection? the f.b.i. has been investigating allegations page before the allegations. and the investigation continued on into january

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disappointed ten a blind eye to this and you will find things to like and with pattinson seen as never before is guaranteed to draw the crowds. you're up to date now on d w news will be back again at the top of the hour. hello and welcome to focus on europe michel henery all of europe is watching pyong chang as athletes gather from all over the world to compete in the twenty eighteen olympic games all perhaps except for many russians who refused to watch and protest at thirteen being banned because of doping practices. some russian athletes with a clean track record are allowed to take part under the olympic flag but many people in russia are outraged here in moscow they are demonstrating against the decision. some athletes prepare their entire lives for the olympics so it comes as no surprise that some of russia's top competitors were left frustrated and angry by being excluded while many critics hope the ban would force the country to tackle the doping issue people across russia complain that this is all part of a conspiracy against them a feeling shared by some of the suspended athletes. it was an unexpected twist for event but being barred from the

will participate, morgan taylor and her dad. thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us about your books. the first one, garrett, issed dho will i be? >> both the books are written to inspire young people. there's far too little books in our libraries and our bookstores that encourage young black and minority children. instead of complaining about a problem, we decided to write it. morgan's was actually her idea to write. >> really? morgan, you're only seven and a published author. >> i'm eight now. >> eight, yeah. >> seven when you wrote the book. how did you come up with the idea and why did you decide to do it? >> i decided to do it -- well, i came up with the idea because i didn't believe that i could be a princess when i was younger, because it was what i saw on tv and what i didn't see on tv, and so we looked up all these princesses, and i was really inspired. so i decided i should write a book, and i wrote the book because i wanted to inspire other children and girls around the world that they can be a princess no matter where they come from. >> do your friends read your book? >> yes. >> what do they think? >> th

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lked to they are still waiting out there live. >> mayhem, the craziness will be d there. >> philly the greatest. >> i'm looking forward to seeing the players, i've never been to a game, but the players, carson wentz, nick foles, nick let's go! >> i'm looking for people to cry and have a good time and their dreams coming true, this is their moment, live it up. >> i love the eagles. >> history being made. first parade in 52 years. >> reporter: you're charged up for it? >> oh, my god, yeah. eagles! >> reporter: okay, you can feel the heat, even though we're out here in these frigid terms on the train pat form in norristown, we expect the train to come through in ten minutes to take folks downtown from here in norristown. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." live in norristown. >> those eagles hats look really warm. thanks so much. now from those who are looking to come in from new jersey, patco is no longer an option, it's sold out of its special tickets for the parade. thursday those who have the tickets or freedom cards are not guaranteed service. depending on crowds, patco customers un

will be this country's president. i caught up with him as he left cape town. mr ramaphosa, is tomorrow d—day? bye— bye! there's still the potential forjacob zuma to say no, but by now, he's aware the mood of the people is for change. the organisation does not belong to a family. it does not belong to me, does not belong to this lady. no way. it belongs to everybody in this country. we are degree graduates who have no jobs. we go door—to—door, handing our cvs. we have nojobs. what about us? what are we going to do? what are we going to eat? today, the benign memory of mandela was summoned to inspire. but hard politics lie ahead in a party divided and a nation that's seen the promises of freedom betrayed too often. fergal keane, bbc news, cape town. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — british aid workers in bangladesh helping some of the hundreds of thousands of muslim rohingya refugees. we have a special report from one of the world's largest refugee camps. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader ayatollah

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it will be d the shores in -- temperatures in the northwest 57 in millville. today we bounce up a little bit but as you'll see in a moment we're look agent highs in the 40s today, it will be cooler. visibility the only problems we reading, .1 that dense fog out there. slow it down if you see special -- eal county. pemberton to lumberton. we fall into the 50s down to 40 for the low at 11:00. we bounce back up to 46 degrees. this models has 44. i think is ood belt. we have break up get some sunshine. 46 is the high. not toowhat have you got there karen? >> reporter: this is the blue southbound. people moving okay. burlington bristol bridge watching for opening at 5:50 a.mck to the turnpike cor, instead of the burlington bristol bridge. derbier wood drive we have an accident in upper dublin. downside tree at coventry -- downed tree at coventry road. stick to st. peter's watch for ponding on the roadway, but no major problems, matt and tam. >>> roads prone to flooding could be drying out. parker creek in burlington county overf closure of construction along union m

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