david davis told business leaders in vienna that the uk wants to promote rights and standards.he assurance from mr davis is not worth the paper it's written on. 0ur chief political correspondent vicky young reports. the uk has decided to carve out a different path to the european union. but ministers don't seem to be preparing for a sharp change in direction. the message here in vienna was more about reassurance. david davis denying accusations from labour that the government plans to sweep away rules that protect workers or the environment. they fear that brexit could lead to an anglo—saxon race to the bottom. with britain plunged into a mad max style world borrowed from dystopian fiction. these fears about a race to the bottom are based on nothing. he argued that high standards could help ensure trade with the eu remained as frictionless as possible, with both sides recognising each other‘s rules and institutions. some of the business leaders in the audience who want to keep close ties to britain were encouraged by mr davis' words. i think his tone is now different to what it

david davis is saying one thing, borisjohnson outcome.me. david davis is saying one thing, borisjohnson is saying another. that has not been resolved. ido another. that has not been resolved. i do not have confidence this prime minister can resolve that. ministers could not find a way forward in whitehall today, the prime minister will be looking form or movement from some of them add this week ‘s cabinet meeting. —— at this weeks cabinet meeting. —— at this weeks cabinet meeting. ina in a moment we'll hear from in a moment we'll hearfrom our reporter adam fleming in brussels — but first vicki young is in vienna. are we getting any clearer about what the government will ask for in the final settlement?” what the government will ask for in the final settlement? i think we might be, today, with david davis, this was very much about reassurance, it seemed really a far cry from some of the argument is made by people in the conservative party and in the cabinet, over the yea rs party and in the cabinet, over the years and decades when they hav

david davis is none too chuffed about the lea k of davis is none too chuffed about the leak ofan davisne too chuffed about the leak of an internal whitehall document to the buzz feed website mps were then allowed to take a look at that document and more details we re at that document and more details were emerging so in fact what the document says he's every single region of the uk would not do as well over the next 15 years under a range of different scenarios outside of the european union than they would if we had remained members of the european union said david davis today distancing the government from that analysis and suggesting it was merely a work in progress. three things, one, every single financial hmmfi things, one, every single financial forecast relating to brexit has prove n forecast relating to brexit has proven wrong so forecast relating to brexit has proven wrong so far, forecast relating to brexit has proven wrong so far, massively wrong, all on the same side or underestimated the progress of the economy, secondly this is a work in progress, this is not a complete po

the problem is that you got david davis saying one thing, the problem is that you've got david davisorisjohnson saying something else and the prime minister saying almost nothing. it's got to be resolved. and that's the aim of thursday's meeting of senior cabinet ministers. david davis says he is certain a good deal with the eu is on the cards, but discord amongst his colleagues needs to be dealt with first. vicki young, bbc news, vienna. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. labour'sjeremy corbyn has warned the press that "change is coming," as he accused them of publishing "lies and smears" over his contacts with a czech spy back in the 1980s. he suggested the reporting showed how "worried" media bosses were by the prospect of a labour government. a high courtjudge has ruled that doctors in liverpool can stop providing life support to a boy who's seriously ill, against his parents' wishes. alfie evans, who's 21 months old, suffers from an undiagnosed neurological degenerative condition. the judge said he agreed with medical specialists that further treatment was fut

lanny davis if you want to call. (202)748-8000. independent will take you back to the time or jim comey makes the initial assessment in july. we would' get your reaction to it. >> although the department of justice makes decisions on matters like this, we are discussing the charges appropriate in this case. i know there will be in the wake of this recommendation. what i can assure the american people is that this investigation was done honestly, competently and independently. no outside influence of any kind was brought to bear. i know there were many opinions expressed by people who are not part of the investigation including people in government, but none of that mattered to us. opinions are irrelevant and they were alley uninformed by insight into investigation because we did our investigations the right way. only facts matter and the fbi found them here and entirely apolitical and professionally. >> you don't buy that argument? >> first of all, mr. comey, did everyone understand this? a criminal investigator weatherhead of the

davis has helped unite and inform the davis community through her work at the davis enterprise. the local paper. her work expertise earned her a reputation as a respected journalist and there's no doubt in my mind that her legacy will have lasting impact on the davis community. the breadth of mrs. davis' accomplishment is an achievement. some of her most notable milestones include the development of the 2017 centennial magazine that celebrated the businesses and leaders that built the davis community. those of us who make memory books, and over 10,700 edition, have been used at the davis enterprise. i speak on behalf of the entire davis community when i say thank you to debbie davis for her generous service to the community of davis, california. we all wish you the best, as you enjoy your well-deserved retirement. so, if i might, mr. speaker, move on to other events. some of them events here in washington, d.c., in the days ahead. -- thank retrieve my you for the brief interruption, mr. speaker. normally i would bring this out with me. but i wanted to cover the billy graham even

davis. >> host: we'll take you back to the time where jim comey makes the initial assess independent july. here's a bit of that and we'll get your reaction to it. >> although the department of justice makes final decisions on matters like this, we are expecting our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. i know there will be intense public debate in the wake of this recommendation as there was throughout the investigation. what i can assure the american people is that this investigation was done honestly, competently and independently. no outside influence of any kind was brought to bear. i know there were many opinions expressed by people who are not part of the investigation, including people in government, but none of that mattered to us. opinions are irrelevant. and they were all uninformed by insight into thunder vegas bus we did our investigation the right way. only facts matter and the fbi found them here in an entirely apolitical and professional way. >> host: you don't bu

the davis cup is where tennis turns tribal.d, new british talent has emerged. in marbella cameron norrie has seized his day in the sun. before yesterday, he had never played beyond three sets, now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. spain's albert ramos—vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie‘s fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was summoning barely believable strokes. he has got it! how on earth did he win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. britain won't be champions this year, but. but in norrie they found a davis cup player. i can't speak highly enough of what he has done. peo

whereas davis eventually became -- excuse me, whereas davis eventually came under the command of charles young, whom at the time was the only african-american officer serving in the u.s. military. whereas young took davis under his tutelage and helped him to prepare to take his officer candidate test. whereas in only two years he rose to sergeant major and earned a commission as a second lieutenant in 1901. whereas benjamin olver davis, a black man, rose through the ranks and became the first african-american to achieve the rank of brigadier general in the u.s. military. whereas during world war i, approximately 800, no one is sure of the number, but approximately 800 african-americans were killed in action. whereas dori miller enlisted in the u.s. navy as as me attendant, meaning he was a person who served those others with food and took care of the cleaning of facilities, and he served on the u.s.s. west virginia. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7 of 1941. whereas miller was assigned to carry the wounded sailors to safer quarters. whereas he returned to the deck d p

david davis was trying to get some reassurances today to eu leaders.ut leaving the eu and criticised eu red tape and seeing it stifled uk business. he said the uk had helped to shape rules and regulations but in some cases the uk was a world leader so he was telling the eu we would not scrap all those rules and regulations, we will not undercut the eu. we need to trust each other and our rules and regulations but will that be enough for brussels and will it be enough for those sitting around the cabinet table who need to come to some sort of agreed position? in two days theresa may will summon her senior ministers to the country retreat of chequers weather will try to thrash out an agreed position. thank you very much. adam fleming is in brussels. how did it go down there? finance ministers were here having a meeting. i was struck by two things, this is just how the eu meeting. i was struck by two things, this isjust how the eu does meeting. i was struck by two things, this is just how the eu does things with its international partners. if you stick to

the ball is drilled home by steve davis! by steve davis! and rochdale, the wembley dream is alive.bley dream is alive. was completely different to howl remembered. remembered. to be there will be a special moment. moment. football match and that is always at the forefront. the forefront. juventus here but every hurdle requires focus. requires focus. more than most that no one is invincible. invincible. competition, it is a very difficult accommodation. accommodation. not immune to the weather, they have worked all day to get it ready. worked all day to get it ready. seasons, they arrive at the bottom of league one. of league one. to history comes through being bowled. bowled. one they never expected and now they go to take the journey even further. we can speak to richard. we can see a light survey of snow around you. a light survey of snow around you. but the game goes ahead in slightly better weather than most parts? absolutely. extremely cold but the pitch looks fantastic. fantastic. particularly spurs, he will be expected to win. expected to win. beat one of the best sides in t

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i think his tone is i'iow davis' words. it was maybe one year ago. in reality, hopefully it will bring us together. in the end there will be closer relationships between the eu and uk, otherwise nobody will win. david davis' words today are a far cry from what many in his own party have been saying about the needs to break away from the burden of eu red tape that has been stifling british business for decades. he prefers to talk now about ongoing cooperation and mutual trust with the european union after brexit. cabinet ministers have been touring european capitals in recent days, urging eu leaders to be pragmatic about brexit negotiations. but labour say it's the british government that needs to make some decisions. the problem is that you have david davis saying one thing, borisjohnson saying something else, and the prime minister saying almost nothing. it has got to be resolved. there is a basic question here, do you want to stay close in trading terms to the eu, or do you want to be distant and different question what d

but we have ready head david davis saved will be on terms.ee robbins who seems to be briefing he does want us to stay in the customs union. there is a problem with the ad men of this process. yes. if it was only about admen. —— admen. —— admin. is it about using the sort of language that david davis used as discourteous, that this is them trying to exert political pressure? of course, the 27 are looking after their interests as the uk are supposed to be. i think the current policy is the national interest but thatis policy is the national interest but that is their attempt. it is clear asa that is their attempt. it is clear as a drunken mass or in a bar after midnight. what is actually happening. theresa may have a warring cabinet, a warring parties. she might think is she knows what she wants but she can‘t get it which is why we are in this ridiculous row about what we are asking for in the transition period and if we don‘t know what we are asking for, how can we get it? we will find out. now, the ship its candidate process. —— schpitzen. it

david davis hasjust begun his moment, "brexit" secretary david davis has just begun his speech moment the ideas and values of those practical themselves europeans as well as australian, french, german or indeed british. i suspect that nowhere is that more true than vienna. it has a long history of a capital of ideas. i suspect that when the vienna circle gathered in a cafe in this city, they produced more challenging ideas in one day then many universities do in a decade. —— the cafe centrale. and these have formed the intellectual basis of modern politics, these global cities bring us politics, these global cities bring us together, this week alone, in london's great universities, stu d e nts london's great universities, students across europe will be taught the ideas of the austrian school of economics, while your incredible viljanen state opera was leading english sopranos star in a work by handel, a londoner born in germany. —— vienna. tens of thousands of austrians will go to work to earn a living living in companies owned and headquartered in the united kingdom. these are the cu

have a listen to what david davis said.from dystopian fiction. these rumours about a race to the bottom are based on nothing. not our history, not our intentions, not our national interest. frankly the competitive challenge we in the uk and the european union will face from the rest of the world, where 90% of growth in market will come from, will not be met by a reduction in standards. we will never be cheaper than china or have more resources than brazil. this challenge can only be met by an increase in quality, in service levels and intellectual content. while i profoundly disagree with those who spread these fears, it does remind us all that we should provide reassurance. 0n on thursday mrs may will lock cabinet ministers inside checkers to try to hammer out some kind of a final brexit position. you wonder whether it might be the deal which keeps all the different voices in the cabinets together. in other words, we are not going to take eu rules but we are going to stick by our own, which are remarkably close to the eu r

natsisaac davies had just stepped out of a play in fair park when it happened.isaac davies/ capturedideo:"i immediately heard this sound, just like the wildest screech. sounded like a gauntlet of bats or something." he hit record and could only think the worst.isaac davies/ captured video:"my curiosity got the best of me. i had to know what makes that sound. turns out, it's a pig on a rope. and there was a dallas county sheriff's deputy trying to capture the animal.isaac davies/ captured video:"i'm just right here, he's got the pig on the rope and he's just like dealing with it."the deputy managed to grab the female pig on the run before it was hit by a dart train or oncoming traffic.isaac davies/ captured video:"you don't see pigs - domestic pigs - out in the city so it was random, it was the most random thing you could imagine." it's standard for all deputies to carry rope but it's not often they use it outside the rural, farming areas of the county.isaac davies/ captured video:"i think that they probably don't get enough credit for those types of stories where you know, they get c

a few years later, another high profile case, activist angela davis. but he had to be with his mother. >> my mother died at the hospital. and coming to california was like a respite from grief, you know? >> reporter: now a family of five, he took the angela davis case and moved to the bay area in 1971. davis, a political activist and associate of the black panthers was arrested in association with an attempted prison break. the guns used in the crime were registered in her name. the high profile case put moore in the spotlight where he had to deal with an anonymous man who called him daily for two months. >> go back to africa where you belong. >> you're the smartest white man whoever called. i'm ready to go. get my ticket and i'm ready to hit it. and he hung up. >> reporter: he helped davis get exonerated of all charges and had to deal with racism in the bay area. >> they wouldn't allow me to deposit my check, you know? i'm not trying to take -- i'm trying to put money in your bank. >> reporter: people need to remember that everyone is equal but not ev

in a way that fa ns davis cup, structured in a way that fans can davis cup, structured in a way thatans can follow better and really engage with the team. hopefully one day we might get that. the team face estonia and portugal in the first round robin matches this week, with a place in the world group at stake. but something tells me they'll do a betterjob but something tells me they'll do a better job without but something tells me they'll do a betterjob without me there! studio: you never know, i thought holly was pretty handy with a racket! good luck with them in that tie. it was a disaster which not only shaped the history of a club, but arguably shaped the history of a city, 23 people lost their lives in the munich air disaster when a plane carrying the manchester united team home from a european match in belgrade crashed. sir bobby charlton was one of the survivors pulled from the wreckage and was at a ceremony at old trafford today to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the crash. vince hunt is from manchester metropolitan university and is organising an event at the university t

davis: thank you, mr. chairman. let me just first of all commend representative burgess, chairman of the subcommittee, and mr. green, as well as representative butterfield, and all of the members of energy and commerce for their leadership in bringing this bill to this point at this moment. as we just heard, sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder characterized by affected blood cells that mutate into the shape of a crescent of sickle and as such these cells are unable to pass through small blood vessels. it's a recessive genetic condition that occurs when a child inherits two sickle celgenes or traits from each -- cell genes or traits from each parent. the complications from this disease are extreme. according to the sickle cell disease association of america, with whom we have worked for many years, have studied and reported that common complications with this disease include -- early childhood death from infection, stroke in young children and adults, lung problems similar to pneumonia, chronic dang to

davis, you don't buy that argument? comey, a criminal investigator, whether you are the head of the fbi, or a detective working for a local police force, is not allowed to call a press conference and express an opinion on evidence without charging. a senior justice department official was quoted in vanity fair saying, you know what we don't do in america? we don't shame and not charge. what mr. common went on to do was express an opinion. first he said, we are not charging. because there was no criminal offense. that is a correct outcome. then he said, she was "extremely careless in the handling of her a mills." her polls went down because the headlines wasn't that she was clear after a one-year investigation, the headlines where, james comey opinion on the evidence in a criminal case. that was a firing offense that the republican appointed trump appointed deputy attorney general, told mr. comey and asked him, do you have any regrets about violating the rule, you are not allowed to express an opinion on the evidence unl

davis called it dishonorable.e was the heavy favorite to win gold, but nathan chen had an uncharacteristic performance day, faltering on some of his jumps. coming up, we'll have more on what this means for chen and his gold medal hopes. we have so much excitement coming up, not just in the games, but later in the program. that building behind me, olympic stadium, that is where the opening ceremony is set to begin in just about a couple of hours korean time. more on that coming up, including team usa's special weapon to stay warm in this weather. >> it is so exciting. >> i want to be where garvin is. >> you can keep up on social media. he posted this to facebook tonight with the caption "the realtor ch is on its way to olympic stadium for the opening ceremony. >>> back here in the united states. another dubious night for congress. the federal government has been shut down since 9:00 p.m. this is the second shutdown in three weeks. this is a live look now at the capitol building. here's the twist, the shutdown might

lung -- victor davis hanson it is an honor to call victor davis hanson a friend and also ricj lowry so from the sun of california is a reason and all and armor author of dozens of acclaimed books senior fellow in residence of classics and libertarian history at the hoover institution and nationally syndicated columnist and the author of a weekly column for national review online. professor hansen is a distinguished fellow of history at hillsdale college and awarded the national humanities medal 2007 the bradley prize, 2008 and the buckley price 2015. we will proceed as follows with the topic of about 15 or 20 minutes to provide an overview and then to be joined by my other friend rich lowry editor and chief of national review and acclaimed author in his own right i recommend to have his youthful appearance now celebrating his 2050 or at national review. [applause] >> first coming to wish on -- national review worked for me the fact that he survived that is a miracle. so while they are engaged we will collect question cards from the audience who will then have a talk with one of the gre

of course we trust david davis but we do not know who will come after him.ld raise standards, not just maintain, on animal welfare and climate change, for instance, if we exceed eu minimum, could that be problems as well? that could see costs to adhere to it, that could interfere with competitiveness. that may be so. but it should not raise new trade barriers with the eu. the government vision of a post—"brexit" britain is becoming a little clearer, and on thursday, prime minister will take the cabinet away from westminster to the seclusion of a country retreat to try to resolve any outstanding disagreements and the "brexit" secretary david davis says she will keep them under lock and key until they do. we have been here before it suppose crunch meeting. we have been here before with a supposed crunch meeting. but no outcome. david davis is saying one thing, borisjohnson is saying another. that has not been resolved. i do not have confidence this prime minister can resolve that. ministers could not find a way forward in whitehall today, the prime minister wi

for now, let's talk about brexit secretary david davis. into what he describes as a mad max style world after it leaves the european union. in a speech to business leaders in austria this morning, mr davis will also reject the idea that brexit will lead to a "race to the bottom" in workers' rights and environmental standards. 0ur correspondent bethany bell is in vienna. 0utside outside the building where this is all happening very soon, bethany. it looks extremely cold where you are. tell us a bit about the reception he will receive, will it be warm or not? i think the entrepreneurs will be gathering in the house of industry right behind me when they can get their way through the snow. they will be listening very hard to what he has to say. no one wants bad relations with britain after brexit, but they are very interested to hear what it is exactly that britain wa nts. what it is exactly that britain wants. people here say there is not clarity yet. david davis will say that he wants to continue to see close cooperation when it comes to reg

please welcome viola davis!> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look like a superhero right now. >> i do? which one do i look like? >> jimmy: you are a superhero in a way. you gave a speech at that women's march, a great speech -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and it's viral and everybody's watching it now. are people bringing it up to you a lot? >> people are bringing it up to me a lot. it was one of those things where i didn't know how it was landing, because i wasn't hearing anything when i said the first part of the speech. and i was trying not to put my fist up in the air. because i was like, the fro and the fist. every time the hand went up, i was like eeeeee! >> jimmy: you make the best speeches. you really do. i feel like sometimes maybe they're giving you the awards just to hear you give a speech. that's how good you are. >> you know what, i wish that they would raise my quote. >> jimmy: who would? >> you know, the quote meaning, how much money you get. >> jimmy: you want more mo

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new to the davis cup and this surface. he faced an opponent well used to this surface. mforta ble well used to this surface. he was comfortable in the shade of the palm trees and the first set. but he was never allowed to fully retreat to a hammock and liam broady kept him honest, going to levels far above what was expected. he broke but then folded with the set at stake and again in the third. the match placed agonisingly out of his reach by the world number 21. through all of his undoubted effort, this was simply too much of a stretch. straight sets too much of a stretch. straight sets to spain. now for another new boy. cameron norrie who came to the uk, he set about with cautious optimism. the caution was well founded. it took ten minutes for spain to all set around and take it himself. none of his frenzied energy, but instead he seemed to have the crucial weapon of control. the world number 23 a lwa ys of control. the world number 23 always gave himself just of control. the world number 23 always gave himselfjust enough time. but that's all that badly on cameron nor

davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate coach derrick leonard who was nominated by the chicago bears for the 2017 don shula nfl high school coach of the year award. nominees for this award are chosen for their character and integrity, leadership, and dedication to their community, commitment to player health and safety, and onfield success. derrick leonard exemplifies all of these qualities. coach leonard has coached the rochester rockets football team since 2016 with an impressive -- 2006 with an impressive 133 win and 29 loss career record, including a record seven state championships. the most by any public school in my home state of illinois. derrick is known for being one of the most gifted offensive minds in high school football. but coach leonard reaches beyond football with his message of faith, family, and football. in that order. he's a leader with the fellowship of christian athletes and ensures his players are equipped to become good men in life after they graduate from high

david davis, brexit will not plunge britain into a mad max dystopia.ht in our minds. we were not thinking that. the idea people were thinking it could get that bad! he is trying to say it will be fine and britain outside of europe will be perfectly strong. don't panic. is anyone panicking? are people just frustrated with the lack of concrete information as to where we are going and what it will be like afterwards? some people are still angry over it in the wrong decision. put that to one side. people are just frustrated. we do not know what the deal will look like and we cannot plan for the future. ireland will invest for the next 12 months to be anything after that? no. you can't tell us what it will look like. we have a series of speeches, and i am none the wiser. that is what everyone is saying to me. all of the company bosses, a nalysts, me. all of the company bosses, analysts, they are saying it is the lack of concrete information which makes it difficult. i guess they cannot give it if they do not know and have not decided, have not agreed, what

britain will not lift the davis cup this year, but this game has been a remarkable story.stle, it finished 1—1. but palace and newcastle, it finished 1—1. but pa la ce m ove and newcastle, it finished 1—1. but palace move up to 14th place and newcastle moved to 16th. eagles are not known for being placid, but when it comes to taking on these particular magpies, they rarely come out on top. crystal palace have only beaten newcastle once in the last a0 meetings. they had chances early on to change that, but christian benteke has not scored at selhurst park all season. while he could argue that they did well to stop him, palace had no one to blame but themselves for going behind. a simple corner, poorly defended and it was an easy goal. there would have been more goals before half—time but for the athleticism in the palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey and christian benteke's inability to take his chances. while the belgian could not finish, his presence forced newcastle into conceding a penalty. drawing level saw the eagles dare, but despite their best efforts they could not pu

great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets.start with super bowl, which has just got under way in sub—zero conditions in minnesota. the new england patriots are up against the philadelphia eagles, who are going for their first title. this is the latest: the score is 22—12 to the philadelphia eagles. nick hoult is found jeffrey to put the eagles in the lead and the patriots led by quarterback tom brady have the chance to equal the record number of super bowl winners if they win here, it would be six for them, 22—12 to the eagle is now so going against the eagle is now so going against the patriots at the moment. more on that later in the programme —— to the eagles. there was a sensational finish, in the english premier league on sunday in the match between liverpool and tottenham hotspur. three late goals leading to a thrilling 2—2 draw. mohamed salah opened the scoring early on but victor wanyama gave spurs a deserved equaliser late in the second half. harry kane missed a penalty with just three minutes left, and salah struck a

but davis — who's also competing in his fifth winter olympics — isn't happy.t black athlete to win an individual winter gold in turin in 2006, and retained his 1000 metres title in vancouver four years later. he tweeted. .. he also used the hashtag #blackhistorymonth. to be diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis just months before your biggest sporting competition would spell the end for most athletes. especially when slopestyle snowboarding is your sport, with all the flips and landings that the discipline demands. but canada's spencer o'brien competed in sochi with that condition, and finished 12th in the women's final. now four years on she's determined to win a medal and make up for lost time. llanaber spencer o'brien and i am from vancouver, canada, and i am a slopestyle snowboard athlete. —— my name is spencer o'brien. leading into sochi was truly one of the ha rd est yea rs into sochi was truly one of the hardest years of my life. i was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis about two months before the games. i struggled for the seven months prior but was und

who is a free agent...agent...who is a free vontae davis... cornerback vontae davis...s a free agent... visited with both the raiders and 49ers this week... the 9-year veteran was released by the indianapolis colts back in november after playing just five games with the team last season. the brother 49ers tight end vernon davis... both vontae davis would add cornerback depth... they at the position. unfortunately it appears the davis' best behind him an 11 year old summonded for jury duty ...and when his mom tells the court... you won't believe what the court said .. next. tonight at 9 morning (what the) censored holy (censored) man (oh thats fine) ( how can i help you) what a way to be greeted in san mateo during the latest driver share more with you in the next edition of behaving badly luke fox/11 years old: "my name is luke fox and i'm 11 years old.""i got summoned to jury duty.""i'm not over 18. i'm only 11, so i didn't think i'd ever get it."(steve) talk about a glitch. the young boy scout was ordered to show up for jury selection next month in chester county, pen

the pilot was flying alone from davis to watsonville. he praised drivers for moving to the right when they realized the wing tip was hanging over the fast lane of 101. >> it's been a somber weekend for family and friends for a 19-year-old murder victim who named her suspected killers with her last breath. those who loved liz gathered in tracy to honor her memory. >> reporter: with every candle lit and prayer said out loud or the silence of their hearts, many remember liz for one thing. >> a picture says a thousand words. she was always smiling in every picture. >> reporter: that smile they knew is gone far too soon. a tragedy causing friends and family to gather with candles to show their support for the family. >> it means a lot. over the last few days we found out that, you know, we have a lot of support. people that we know, people we don't know. we want to thank them, every single one. we know there's no words to find the feeling, the support that we are getting. it's just great. >> reporter: her dad would call her tornado because of

the davis cup is where tennis turns tribal.is weekend, camerons of resilience, but this weekend, norrie. before yesterday, he had never played beyond three sets, now he was keeping this tie alive. played beyond three sets, oh, my goodness! played beyond three sets, the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. a player ranked almost spain‘s albert ramos— vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie‘s fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was summoning barely believable strokes. he has got it! barely believable strokes. how on earth did he win that point? barely believable strokes. it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. but these are the moments ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. this is the wee

david davis says he is certain that a good deal with brussels is on the cards.. kfc says disruption is expected to continue across many of its restaurants for the rest of the week , after a change of delivery supplier meant they ran out of chicken. the company said thatjust under half of its 900 uk outlets remained closed. the kfc crisis has even prompted calls to the police in london's tower hamlets , they say it's not a police matter. time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. in the short term, the weather is going to be mostly behaving itself. wednesday is not looking too bad at all for most of us. a bright sort of day. a little on the chilly side but nothing too cold. the really cold weather that is heading our way is still many days away. right now we have got clearing skies across many western and northern parts of the country. in east and central areas, however, over this evening and overnight still a lot of cloud. it has been a very cloudy day across the east and the south east. through the course of the night, even one or two spots of rai

officials say davis was intoxicated as she drove on stanley boulevard. the car veered off of the road and rolled over several times. violet campbell died at the scene. alexis garcia died a week later. davis is expected to be arraigned next tuesday in alameda county superior court. >>> a brief government shutdown is now over. overnight, the house narrowly passed a spending bill. . >> it is a $400 billion spending plan. it contains huge spending increases for both the pentagon and domestic programs. >>> there is not much meant not -- not much more midnight oil left to burn here on capitol hill. >> reporter: from day to night and headed back today again, this was a nailbiter. a final vote put them over the top but with just a small margin. why all of the drama ? this was complicated by the fact that one person who is the architect of the plan decided she would not support it. . >> listen to the applause. plenty of democrats in the house following the lead. angry that there were no protections for young illegal immigrants. the republicans have their own prob

without boogie cousins and davis was the one doing the boogying on monday night.arius miller misses the three. guess who is cleaning up. look at four suns around the ball but davis who came into the league a pipe cleaner really filled out that frame. gobbles that one up and one. under two minutes to go, rajon rondo, no, davis, yes, it was yes all night. 53 points, 18 rebounds, 5 blocks and the pelicans beat the suns. >> they've won six in a row and a way to go to catch the rockets. they are looking for that 13th straight. that could be your nba mvp. there's talk he should have gotten it last year. i guess you can't give it to a guy who had a season long triple-double and chris paul, unbelievable. knowing where the shot clock was, the beautiful touch and then when the game is over, it's the sixth man or the sixth woman, james harden's mother, a high-five from chris paul, a turnover in the box score. i don't think chris will care at all, 96-85 and you can see the rockets in the second half of our wednesday doubleheader that will take on the los angeles clippers. >>

danny: ozzie davis and i were part of the defense committee. way back. prof.re: and here we are still trying to get him out of jail. he is off death row but he is still in prison. danny: i was on the defense committee of geronimo pratt as well. way back. i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my producing partner, jocelyn barnes. brian jones it is true. all the work that your end date, -- she found various ways that we could involve the community, have it seen and have the kinds of discussions and discourse. i also have a great friend who was my little brother, one of the great filmmakers in the world. ilya suleiman. [applause] host: we have some questions from the audience not. i will start with one that we had from our student, alexander salazar. she asks, that it is clear that the activism has changed over the years and it i seems it has become more individually-based. how can we make it collective once again? prof. cleaver: the problems that any activist is attempting to adjust, they are allowed to have problems. individual-based solutions, they are no

will surely be disappointed the team behind this film and put a huge dollop of creative license bob davis just a fun heist flick hereafter this isn't one to miss we'll find out on saturday whether the jury agrees and if these guys go home with another priceless haul the better knowledge is golden bad. time now for an update on the winter olympics in south korea chris houghton from good to have you thought steph is here with me with all the big stories coming out of pyongyang so the pressure is on. for that seventh the medal this is being the successful ones today canada in russia have won the majority of medals today canada sewed up their third consecutive title in the women's ski cross and they were best friends who finished the finish line that only best friends but roommates in the olympic village here's a look at the race here and canada's kelsey serve one goal she's in the red leading the pack this is a proper race her roommate and fellow canadian brittney felly picked up the silver . and they like to bounce ideas off of one another they actually gave each other a fist pump at the be

(uc davis nats)whether on a college campus in davis--(nats-"as a reminder we will be starting our lockdown sacramento--the consensus seems to be training for an active shooter--is the new normal.ferris"honestly i think, is this coming my way too?"hoping it never will--but preparing-- in case it does. (pam) as many high school and college campuses enforce extra 'active shooter' trainings... the oakland unified school district has its own police department. and the department's chief says, his school police system is designed to catch some of the troubling 'red flags'. chief jeff godown/oakland school police: "yeah and in some instances it doesn't even have to be an expulsion, it can be an incident that occurred at the school, the student went home to their parents and the parents have called the principal because they are having issues with the student, they would call us, we would go out and try to talk to the student, talk to some witnesses, contact the parents, we have actually done sit down meetings with the parents and the students and kind of put them on notice, you can't do this, you

first of all the davis cup. we are fighting back against spain.n follow it live on bbc two. there is a possibility that kyle edmund, who has been struggling with a hip injury, could be called upon for the final rubber against roberto bautista agut if norrie could push it to a decider. but he is struggling in that third set in this robber. he must win it to keep this robber. he must win it to keep this tie alive. liam broady is pencilled in to play. kyle edmund is waiting in the wings should he be needed. victories for ireland and wales yesterday in their opening rugby six nations matches. defending champions england should make a winning start this afternoon. they take on italy in rome. ben te'o has got the nod ahead ofjonathan joseph at in rome. ben te'o has got the nod ahead ofjonathanjoseph at outside centre. he's not played for england since last year's six nations, he scored against italy at twickenham when he made his first start. we are very happy with the team. it's a great opportunity for them on sunday. the preparation they have had has

today with david davies this was about reassurance.ative party and in the cabinet over the years and in the cabinet over the years and decades when they have made the case for leaving the eu saying we have got to breakaway, all this red tape is no good, it is stifling british competitiveness. it was not quite what david davies was saying today, pleasing some rules, saying that britain had helped shoot them. the message from him and the message from theresa may at the weekend was about continued cooperation. —— button had helped shape them. you are getting the impression things will not change too much. david davies was saying this is about trust, we will have to trust each other‘s different rules and regulation, the question is will that be enough for people in brussels to accept and more crucially whether cabinet ministers will go along with it. adam fleming has been saying that you'd leaders will be suggesting negotiating trade deals with the uk as they normally would with other countries. they were in brussels for a regular meeting

aine davis was arrested in the same year, he's now serving a seven yearjail sentence.an henning was just one of at least two dozen foreign hostages they held captive and then executed. the four had met and became radicalised in west london. elsheikh worked in white city as a mechanic. last year, the american state department designated kotey and elsheikh as wanted terrorists who had fought for islamic state. kotey was born in paddington in london. he was of ghanaian and greek cypriot background. the citation said he used exceptionally cruel torture methods, including electronic shock and waterboarding. elsheikh's family had fled sudan in the 1990s. he became a british citizen. according to the state department, he'd earned a reputation for waterboarding, mock executions and crucifixions. the two men were captured by the american—backed syrian democratic forces, a kurdish—led militia. the story was confirmed by american officials, after it first appeared in the new york times. mr kotey was known to be exceptionally cruel. he tortured people, including using electronic s

miss davis is processing this tragedy the best way she can.t and will continue to bring healing to people in pain. i'm hank and that's my take. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, i'm sure you heard of peanut allergies even dairy allergies. what about water allergies? this one-year-old was just diagnosed with the rare allergy. it causes little ivy to break out in severe hives and her parents say doctors told them that she might be the youngest person ever to be diagnosed with the condition. >> as a father it absolutely breaks your heart. >> i thought about is she ever going to be able to go to day care, is she ever going to be able to go to public school, is she going to ever be able to go into the ocean. >> the couple says ivy can only be in the water for about 15 seconds before her skin starts to burn and develop blisters. experts say to minimize the reactions the family needs to purchase if i their water and get central air so ivy doesn't overheat. >>> "black panther" of course breaking box office records after just one weekend but it's not just becaus

there is a claim that david davis has lost control to 0llie robinson seems to be briefing that he doesustoms union. there's a problem with men, isn't there. is itjust a political move by the eu trying to crank up the pressure, cancelling meetings they were going to have with david davis, describing his language is discourteous, is them trying to do let to exert political pressure? of course, the 27 of them are looking after their interests like the uk is supposed to do. it is as clear as a drunken mass brawl in as clear as a drunken mass brawl in a bar after midnight. theresa may has a cabinet, of touring party, she might think she knows what she wants but you can't get it which is why we are in this silly row over what we are in this silly row over what we are asking for in this transition period so if you don't know what we are asking for how can we ever get it! will find out, won't we? paul tang, dan dalton, thank you. now, the spitzenkandidat process, what do you mean, you haven't heard of it, the world rolls off the tongue of mps as readily as brexit. it's all about choosing europ