and and dec. for a record-breaking18th time.ar is because of this time. this is ps bud. pleasure to meet you. kent drama body guard was a double winner, the show which had record—breaking viewing figures one best new drama. it was great, thrilling to see that and for the amount of people that enjoyed that week to week and managed to go through all of these stories in our head and do it together was something different and new. for the fourth year in a row the prize for best talent show went to... strictly come dancing. where are you going? where are you going? peter kay's ca rs ha re where are you going? peter kay's carshare won best comedy. get back in the car! best serial drama performance went to east end is's danny dyer. sally is he with the sport. we will talk about what happened to sala later in the programme because the surge is ongoing, which is a very sad story. really sad. lots of reflection in the papers about the journey he made and his career coming from argentina to france and how he did that as a very young man on

ant and dec! we want to say thank you to everybody.accept this award this year. the one reason we've won the award this year is because of this guy. ma'am. kim. ma'am, this is ps budd, the new ppi. pleasure to meet you, ma'am. bodyguard, tv‘s most popular drama for years, was a double winner. its star, richard madden, winning best drama performance and the show won best new drama. appropriate recognition for a programme so compelling which is great, kind of thrilling. it was exciting to kind of, to see that and for the amount of people that enjoyed that week to week, and managed to kind of go through all these theories in our head and do it together was something different and new. for the fourth year in a row, the prize for best talent show went to... strictly come dancing! cheering and applause. thank you so much to everybody at home. without you, so thank you! where are you going?! peter kay's car share won best comedy. lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards. time now for a look at the weather forecast. normal wint

and a dec marker and that was positive for what? >> the dec marker and was found in parcel a1 similar in this area. i am not 100% certain where that was found. that was part of department of public health survey scan for that area. and that marker made by the navy and had basically a radioactive material in the center that made it glow. that dec marker which came off the ship was buried in the soil. it was possibly dropped there and buried in the soil when they did their scans, they hit on that. they dug down, they pulled out that deck marker. they conducted tests of the soil that came out of that hole, and conducted tests of the hole and found that the radiation had come from that deck marker itself. and it hadn't moved to the surrounding soil. >> and you are using the term deck marker. what does that mean. a deck marker is a disc put on the deck of ships and is basically like it would glow at night so they could sailors could see where they were walking. >> i understand. this is not -- is this some sort of radiological scanning th

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and ant and dec are reunited. the star splashed on the tv couple's reunion on britain's got talent.front page of the delete mail asks how did he walk away? when you see the is extraordinary when you see the smashed glass and it right on its side and know he was driving and you side and know he wasadzivdngraadafiahe can side and know he wasadzivdngraadafiaee can see side and know he wasadztivdngraadafiaee can see that it is turned over on the driver's side. it really is a miracle and it says and i would insist that he was shocked and he left the car. i bet, shaken. when he left the car. ! bet ~ ~ , ~ ~ —— , , shakeh wheh he left the tar. ! het ~ ~ , ~ ~ —— , , would shake anyone, even if he that would shake anyone, even if he was not physically injured. he has clearly had a very lucky escape. even the two women who were in the kia as well seem to have gotten away with some minor injuries. with that is the extent of it. it really is quite shocking. well, thank goodness it seems all those involved have not been seriously injured. but you know those of us who have met the duke on a few occ

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an emotional night at the national television awards, as ant and dec win best presenters for the 18th

than half of them still on the job, missed their first paycheck friday under the stoppage, which began dec. 22. international airport is closing a terminal this weekend due to the partial government shutdown because security screeners have been calling in sick at twice the airport's normal rate.friday marks the first day miss a paycheck, and airport spokesman greg chin says there's a concern there won't be enough workers to handle all 11 checkpoints during normal hours over the weekend. chin says terminal g will close at 1 p.m. saturday, reopen for flights sunday morning and close again at 1 p.m. that day.the terminal serves united airlines along with smaller carriers. its closure means restaurants and shops that depend on departing flights also will close.chin told the miami herald that some passengers have complained about longer waits but there have been no abnormal security delays. puerto rico's representative in congress says it is "unacceptable" for president donald trump to consider taking billions of dollars slated for disaster response in the u.s. territory to help build a border

. >> reportees for dec the united planning organization, or upo, has been a helping saving lives. >>e t underserved population in washington, d.c. >> reporter: aiann is the director and volunteers here. she knows firsthand the impact her organization has on neighbors, who are struggling to survive. >> we provide child care, an early learning department, job neacement, job training. >> reporter: but particular volunteer provides more than just food and resources. >> my name is wanda. >>he is someone people can relate to. >> reporter: her name is wanda dudley, andiv she ges hope to people who feel like life has dealt them annbearable nd, because she once felt that way too. >> my husband actually passed away. well, he was killed in 2015. and my oldest son, he died in june of last year, 2018, from pneumon pneumonia. nt reporter: just last her youngest son, richard, was gunned down on elvins road i southeast. >> it's the trial and tribulation that i go through on a daily sis. >> reporter: but if you meet wanda, you'd never know about the pain she carries. joy.t's an unexplainable i can't

i dec hed toe for the best and, yes, i've been tempted to return them but now i don't have the heart to do it. >> thege b banks areep stping in to lend a hand, wells fargo reversing any overdraft fees for federal employees. and chase set up a dedicated hotline. some local credit unions are promising zero interest loans. thousands of its members have signed >> helping them through this time especially through the holidays and going into the new year. we wanted to give them that level of comfort. >> meanwhile a shutdown showdown shington, president trump still calling for a concrete wall over twitter, saying he will get it build and fast. and democratslanning a vote in the house on thursday. ar bechlt llo has a message for lawmaks they prepare for a new session of congress. >> we didn't call out for this shutdown. we don't have a bone i this argument that they're having. we just want to do our jobs. >> arbello has been a government employee for 27 years and says he's not ready to give up just yet. ylan mui in washington. >>> 2018 was anturning for the housing market and could be more t

ant and dec! ..for a record—breaking 18th time.ormance and the show, which had a record—breaking viewing figures, winning best new drama. which is great, thrilling. it was exciting to kind of, to see that and for the amount of people that enjoyed that week to week, and managed to kind of go through all these theories in our head and do it together was something different and new. for the fourth year in a row, the prize for best talent show went to... strictly come dancing! cheering and applause. where are you going?! peter kay's car share won best comedy. get back in the car! best serial drama performance went to eastenders' danny dyer. lizo mzimba, bbc news, at the national television awards. time for a look at the weather... let's go to mel coles. winter has established itself over the last day or so come it has been a cold day through north scotland where temperatures have barely reached freezing. also some wintry showers in the far south—east of kent. across northern ireland, less cold air working its way in, here more clout an

and ant and dec are reunited. the star splashes on the tv couple's reunion on britain's got talent.nce philip was involved in. well, was it a miracle escape as a number of the papers say today? foreshore are very fortunate one. and prince philip was involved in this —— for sure. the details are still a bit sketchy. it involved another car. the good news is that nobody involved in the incident in either of the vehicles seems to have been seriously hurt. but i am bound to say this is going to, as someone off —— of somewhat senior years myself, is going to reignite the debate about what we should do when we get past a certain age, what sort of test should we have? eyesight, reaction test, those sort of things. and who should tell us, order us to stop driving? and this is in all of the papers, really, isn't it? jessica, we have it on the front of the mail, the daily mirror, prince philip is 97, cheats death in crash. yes, really quite start to see the age in bold like that. we have no idea really whether it was the duke of edinburgh's fault. we just don't know that. we don't know if it

netflix released the movien dec. a week later the company said it was breaking records.ver social media. >> look at me. >> reporter: there's even a blindfold challenge now. netflix recommends not trying it for safety reasons. so when kim kardashian posted, i really like it. who's seen it? she got this reply. everyone, kim. literally the only thing people have been talking about. >> reporter: all of you have seen it? what did you think? >> um -- >> reporter: mixed reviews. there are disagreements over whether or not it's any good. but let's be honest. what does that really matter now? stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> i literally can't get through my social media feeds without seeing somebody blindfolded. >> it is everywhere. we apparently are very late to this party. i think i'm going to wait abit. i've heard mixed things. >> i'm curious. s best overall diet evamp your01 according to u.s. world report. studies have linked this lifestyle to lower risks in heart disease and diabetes. second to mediterranean is the dash diet which prevents hypertension and the flexita

the dow fell by 17% until that troughbe on dec 24th. then a sharp turn-about. it has been roughly 10% higher since tmet it's enough to make any investor feel strong emotions from anxiety to enthusiasm. but fancial planners and money anagers always advise to take emotion out of the investment process. how do you do that? our guest has a little dit take on that tonight. tim mer is director of personal finance. ghanks for joining us to >> it's my pleasure. >> you say don't avoid emotion but face your emotions. what do you mean? >> we can't avoid emotions, we can't treat them as the enemy, it's a biological imperative. instead of trying to take of the picture, i invite investors to address their emotions and understandre the d to which they can handle market oolatility both the downside and the upside and to customize aio portfased on their unique ability, willingness and need to take risk, understanding the emotional component asto oppose ignoring it. >> and you point out tlot the pain ong impacts us twice as much as the joy of gain. it leads os to that fear missi

definitely not going to look like harry styles ines dec to come. >> remember we thought the mike tyson tato wascrazy. >>> she is back, and it only took two ars. actress margo rob re t robbie i reprising her role as harley quinn. she posted a photo of herself in full costuor the upcoming film birds of prey with the caption, miss me? a teaser for the film titled see you soon was on ytube aswell. the movie is due out in theaters on february 7th. thisoman doe not stop working. it is unbelievable. >> yeah. people love tha character. on halloween, so many costumes. >> everywhere. >> cannot wait for that. >>> just ahead, the patriots' rob gronkowski, he can dance better than i can talk. super bowl opening night, next. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should b

is traving to th southern border himself this thursday after threatening to go around congress andre dec a national emergency reallocating military funds to build the wall. an idea rejected by some democrats. >> is probably the worst public policy idea i've heard in about ten years. it would have been horrific. reporter: anwhile, senate democrats taking a stand of their own, threatening to block any legislation until there's a vote to reopen the government. >> don't shutown the government as hostage. open it up quick and we're going to try to do that again this week. >> reporter: for the 17th day it's federal employees caughtddn the mi. facing the real threat of missing their first paycheck this friday, unless there's a deal byow tomorr. >> i think they will make an adjustment because they want the border taken care of. >> reporter: the employees say it's not that easy. >> it's hard. >> reporter: hoping for a solution with none in sight. and president trumpop i to a wall made of steel instead of concrete calling it an effort to compromise. but democrats insist the president agree to reop

what if the next president is a democrat and trey dec that gun violence is a national emergency or climate change is tional emergency. they say that's not why this whole system was created, and you juston can'tol what happens down the road. on the other hand, you've got other republicans, like lindsey graham, saying, you know what, it's a last resort and we're at the last resort because itoo doesn't like there's any other way out of this standoff than for the president to save face by declaring a national emergency. so he and some others a encouraging the president to do it. robert: your point is history really matters. the national emergency act of s976 is what set the paramet for how a lot of this goes. if you look back, mark, you think about president truman in 1952, nationalizing the steel facties during the korean war, that created a big court battle. if the presideur dide this, what would the challenges be in the courts? would it go all the way to the supreme court like it did with tuman? manu: i think the assumption it would. president trump believes it would. he said he would expec

at tonight's national television awards, ant and dec won best entertainment presenter for the 18th time. the bbc drama, bodyguard, won best new drama, and richard madden won best drama performance. actor danny dyer won the best serial drama performance for his role as mick carter in the bbc soap, eastenders. and david dimbleby picked up a special recognition award having spent the past a0 years as the face of the bbc‘s political broadcasting, and fronting question time and every general election night since 1979. congratulations to them. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew, and the victims' commissioner and conservative peer baroness helen newlove. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. the weather we have at the moment is nothing exceptional from this time of year. its standard winter fare. even low levels, it probably did come as a shock to the system. we have been in the grip, in the north of the jet stream. the wins— the atmosphere will shift a little f

the dec machine spiraled out of control. the first country to declare bankruptcy was greece in november two thousand and nine the newly elected prime minister george papandreou revealed the real figures that had been hidden by the previous governments greek public debt had reached one hundred twenty nine percent of g.d.p. well above the sixty percent threshold set by the master cittie. he asked for help from year. now you do from a good to see most obvious addendum as in every scene in there will be easy to miss and his most editors well you know. that announcement was like a bolt of lightning striking. the german chancellor weighed in on the question didn't. went down did they all three did suck on. the line. of those i work on so i learned to get in line for a long long view of songs and for tots not the common theme is not with the mothers of the movie is a lot of them are on their list even. him and him of you don't he. was commonly used as a model. in one thousand nine hundred two the master treaty set out the terms for

but now ant and dec are reunited.se he did i'm a celebrity are few months later. things going at a slower pace this time. this year's run of saturday night takeaway has been postponed. britain's got talent will be his first show of the year. i have been around at the stage door. i have seen around at the stage door. i have seen a around at the stage door. i have seen a troop of irish dancers are right and seen a troop of irish dancers are rightand a seen a troop of irish dancers are right and a dalic. i suspect it will not be long before ant feels he has never been away. thank you. new research appears to have settled a long—running debate over the age of the rings of saturn. data gathered by nasa has established they were formed relatively recently in cosmic terms — just 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs still walked the earth. some had previously argued that the rings of saturn were formed along with the planet itself, around four and a half billion years ago. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. how

it's certainly been a privilege for me to be here for the past two dec is to present the show.rly through the afternoon where we saw outbreaks of rain, sleep and snow push in from the west — all courtesy of this area of low pressure which has ground to a halt now over the uk and it means for the weekend, it will bring us a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain, maybe some hill sleet and snow for a while but it is a dying feature. so for the early part of saturday, it looks fairly wet across parts of england and wales with some sleet and snow particularly over the higher ground of the east and north—east of england. further north, though, across scotland, the far north of england where we have the best of any clear skies, in here it will be the coldest start to the day but at least you will have the sunshine to compensate. so much of the northern half of scotland bright, cold and crisp through this morning. further south into england and wales and for parts of northern ireland, but as we head through the course of today, that weather front will continue to weaken. many places will

hundreds have sent comments to the state trying to sway the i dec.sing theo freedom of infrmation act, we asked for those e-mails and received them. we found an orwhelming number of those notes, one w major traffic construction won't be solved by any widening. another saying i have many neighbors and restaurants that will be affected. and others wrote "please don't ruin rockville." others saying i support expansion, present routes are too crowded. at home today with his sons, eric lyons says he tired of battling the construction. >> everywhere you work, you have toet on the highway. people get up in the morning and their days are built offf their commute. >> tom hucker said the state wi be wise to listen to local drivers and homeowners. >> this proposal h generated an awful lot of public concern. i think it bothe bcause of the nature of it, expanding the beltway and thep cess. >> news4 says they are expected to narrow their list o possible changes to the highway by spring. >> it looks like you'll be saving some cash at the gas pump in 2019. for the f

lindsey graham tied the mission accomplished dec accomplished declaration to the bombing. >> my concernotion enthusiasm by the enemy we are fighting. you make people we trying to help wonder about us. i saw this in iraq. i am now seeing it in syria. >> robert picks up the story now from the pentagon. >> without warning a massive suicide blast on the busy streets in northern syria. killing and wounding u.s. troops and civilians. people suddenly thrown to the ground. devastation where u.s. troops have been on what the u.s. military called a routine patrol. cnn has learned from u.s. officials the troops have a civilian intelligence expert with them hoping to collect information about security and adversaries in the area. two u.s. troops along with that civili civilian intelligence expert were killed and three service members were wounded. acting defense secretary offering condolences. >> allow me to extend on behalf of the department of defense our thoughts and prayers to the families and team members of those killed and wounded during today's attack. >> republican senator lindsay graham w

he is wanted in the attack of a woman in the cherry-land neighborhood in unincorporated hayward on dech.police say this us the suspect, driving a white 1989 chevy camaro with california license plate number 2-p-j-l-7-license plate number 2-p-j-l-7-6-4.he is known to hang around hayward, castro valley and fremont.if you know of.. or see pruitt you're asked to call the alameda county sheriff's office. (vicki) investigators say a man delivering newspapers on state street in modesto was just doing his job when he was attacked early this morning. it happened after he was confronted by a man riding a bicycle around 6 a-m... kay recede has the story. investigators say a man delivering newspapers on state street in modesto was just doing his job when he was attacked early tuesday."it's a bad neighborhood. i mean, things happen like that all the time around here," a neighbor identifying himself as jose.modesto police department spokeswoman sharon bear says the delivery man was confronted by a man on a bicycle around 6 a.m."i think mistaking him mee else and thought he was following him," bear s

. >>> what the i team has learned about the controversialio dec to move the fbi ♪ ♪ ♪ rhythm is a dancers a soul companion ♪ you can feel it everywhere ♪ lift your hands and voices ♪ free your mind and join us ♪ you can feel it in the air ♪ oh at sorry, we were running no problem, come on in. ♪ >>> a collective shiver runs across the country this evening in antipation of temperatures we haven't seen in decades. a snowstorm pounding parts of the midwest tonight, but a polar vortex brings dangerously cold temperatures from the north pole. dan shenman has our story. >> reporter: arctic cold moving into the united states bringing with itemperatures n seen in at least two decades. in chicago, heavy snow this morning gave residents a taste of what's to come. everybo here in chicago just commutes in the winter time it can be tricky. we all know that ruggle. >> reporter: tricky and dangerous. the expected cold temperatures areng stagge by midweek the high in chicago is forecast to be wellelow zero, with wind chills as low as 55 below across much of the region. >> while the snow may be ending, th

where he too questions from reporters, including on the issue of possibly going around congress andri dec a national emergency. >> we can declare a national emergency. we shouldn't have to. because this is is -- this is just common sense. i'd rather not do it, not for any particular reason other than this should be easy to get approved through congress. >> meantime, back here a dozen publican lawmakers joine democrats in the house to pass a measure thawould help to open departments in the government. and they voted in favor of a measure that would open thepa dertment of agriculture. neither expected to be taken up in the te. >>> for the federal workers facing the reality of missing a ycheck, enough is enough. today they took their message from the afl-cio headquarters down to the white house, calling for the shutdown to end. news 4 corey smith talked to some of the demonstrators there. he's live at thearea. corey. >> i can tell you talking to these folks they're tired of pinching pennies and they'regr you would be too if you knew payday was around the corner and no check on the way. feder

or it could be that mueller is dec defending the institution of his office and saying we run a tight ship and there's no leaks in our office and that mentions his office and the information provided to his office. so we don't know. but here are two things we do know. number one. after the story came out, president trump went and threatened michael cohen saying go after his father or father-in-law or something like that this morning which is itself potential ais crime and number two, this allegation about ordering cohen to lie before congress is only one of a litany of things in which trump and everyone in trump world happens to lie when it comes to russia. and whether or not this specific thing is there or not, there's a bigger tapestry that is incredibly damaging to the president and underscores the need for him to be involved. >> the reason it's so enticing to journalists coming the story is its an extension of what we learned from mueller himself. mueller had said, look, cohen had come forward about who he was talking to while he was getting ready for his congressional testimony a

the opponent dec hredself as interim president while thousands marched in the streets.uro was sworn in jus two weeks ago but the u.s. and dozens of other countries called that an illegitimate election. back to you. >> corey smith from the live desk. >>> it's 5:47. developing this morning, arizona police arrested a nurse accused of raping woman in a vegetative state. last month the 29-year-old victim shocked care-givers when ave birth at a health care facility in phoenix. police say a dna test ties the newborn to nathan sutherland. a male nurse who cared for her. he faces sexual assault charges. he's been orderedo have zero contact with the woman a the child. ot what you want to see on your way to work. a large sinkhole is causingic major traroblems and detours in the district. now we're hearing it could be t soe before the problem is fixed. sniefrmts megan mcgrath is live with more on how this could impact your commut megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning guys. if you uset 17th strhere it runs along the ellipse right by the dar constitution hall, you are

toward making a bid for the presidency in 202 warren announced she's formed an exploratory committee to decther to eventually run for the office. she spoke to reporters outside her me in cambridge this afternoon. >> i'm in this fight all the way. right now, washington works great for the wealthy and the wellonnected. it's just not working for anyone else.bu i am optimistic. i believe in what we can do together. i'm going to build a grassroots campaign it's already got people from all across this country o are going to be part of it. together we're going to make change. >> nawaz: today's move will allow warren to begin raising funds for a likely presidential d campaign in what's expec bea crowded democratic field. we'll take a closer look at the e 2020 race and get an upd the government shutdown later in the program. outgoing defense secretary jim mattis bid farewell to pentagon employees today. the former u.s. marine corps general resigned last month over policy differeenes with prestrump, including the president's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. in a wrien message, mattis insist

. >> on friday the president said he is not olympiplanning to dec one after all. >> t have the absolute rig do it, but i'm not going to do it so fast. >> we need to have an end game. if the end game is an emergency declaration by the president, do it. do it no. >> but most republicans panned the idea. >> tomorrow the national security emergency might be climate change, so let's seize fossil fuel plants or something. >> democrats also see no incentive to negotiate. >> let's put all of this in context, right? the president at this point is holding the a hostage over his vanity project. >> most republicans are standing with the president for >>now. it is laughable to thinkth at you can seal a ,91-mile border without some sort of barrier. >> but the utdown islready causing pain. >> we want to work. we're not pawns. op're not bargaining chips. we're . >> including for mr. trump's own voters. >> i starting to get scared. i've been a trump supporter. i think he's done a lot ofnd ful things, but this is not one of them. >> one white house advisor appeared to compare the shutdown for furloughed

thedent is going to have to own his pattern of behavior that has taken place not year after year, bute dec after decade. i do believe that we do need to find a way together to move forward, democrats and republicans, and, in fact, wchuck, as you k i was able to work with the administration on criminal justice reform, democrats,republicans, progressives, conservatives, the left and the right. if we can do it on criminal m i think we can find a way to move forward. >> do you regretour language? >> i don't regret the use of the language. america is a great country, we've come a long way on the question o race, with hetill have a long way to go. at the end of the day we are a nation of immigrants, some voluntary, others involuntary. i think it was dr.ing who said we all came on different ships but we are in the same bo righw. i think that's the way to proceed. >> allright. hakeem jeffries, good to see you on the show. >>> when we come back, mitch mcconnell is fond of saying there is no education in the second kick of a mule. what about the third? what has president trump learned after the firs

this is no way to makeio dec under circumstances like this. >> woodruff: but again, that is not the president's view. ve you made your thoughts known to the white house? >> yeah, i'm interviewing with every outlet that wants to talk to me, and i made pu statements and my votes speak for themselves. i voted there we seven of us in the caucus last week that voted to fund the government for the c.r. >> woodruff: what do you think the cost of this is? some of us have been talking toe pet the white house, talking to people very close to the president. i mean, they conttinuo say s at, yes, we know it's an inconvenience, it good the government is closed down, but we believe -- and i'm speaking to have the white house and the president -- we believe that it's more important to hold that closed, if necessary, in ortd get what we need to build a wall the border. >> i will tell you, we had this opportunity, judy, six months ago. we had a -- a moderateim package --igration reform package which protected our daca ids can, which provided for very robust border security, and it didn't make it out of the house

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stefanie dec has more from istanbul. so the u.n. team led by. is just here outside the saudi consulate in istanbul that's part of her investigation into what happened to she has for access to the consulate also access to saudi arabia and this is what she had to say what is your impression after really with the foreign minister nothing. are you related to the saudis and are you when. you have made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate as well as meeting with saudis or years and in saudi arabia we are waiting for their response to be fair. request to them come quite quite late so we need to give them a bit more time to. question or you think you know no no no not at all ok we just want to have a sense of it and we are respectfully calling on the authorities to give us access at some stage while we are here so the u.n. will be meeting with the chief prosecutor these are of course the people who big leading turkey's investigation into what happened inside that building we also understand they'll be meeting with. his fiance an

racing rally of the same name is underway in peru the race originally went from paris to dec all but was moved ten years ago because of security on the original routes now organizes a warning that the new route could be one of the hardest for competitors both physically and mentally and essential as has more from lima. and their off the ten day dakar rally promises to be one of the toughest yet. through the desert and the mountains of south and back five thousand kilometers of mostly sand dunes. who decide the route says it will be challenging but if. the main difficulty is the sand the routes and the area where the race takes place is mainly in the jews of the peruvian deserts and that's why you'll be much more difficult. as the days go by it will get more difficult the dakar rally is an off roading insurance event that's open to professionals and amateurs alike because of the sound or experts say the race particularly. car. drivers will need to rely on their navigational instruments it may seem a race designed for titans but rookies like twenty four year olds they say they're not a

the president has warned he might dec re a nationalenergy, going around congress to get his border wallision on that hasn yet b ma made. >> as he has saidin it's some he's looking at, considering. he american people expec washington to do is work togethert r southern border. it is a real crisis. >> reporter: the president's critics say the real crisis is , self-inflicted the government shutdown now in its 18th day, the second longest in history affecting 800,000 federal employees. today new numbers contradict the white house'srgument that a wall is urgently needed to stop terrorists from coming across the southern border.er between octf 2017 and march of 2018 agents at the southern border encountered only six immigrants listed in a terrorist screening data and that doesn't mean they were necessarily terrorists. that's the latesthe fro, hoda, back to you. >> peter, thank you. we should also point out will have live coverage of the president's oval office address to the nation and the democrats' response at 9:00 eastern. >>> ruth missed oral orgments monday for the first timoi since shed

when did you dec this is what you wanted to do? all of a sudden two people turnednto ten, and it grows. >> did you think you were good when you ere little, were young? >> again, i don't think i questioned that. i enjoyed tit. >> album title, quite literallyou wrote the album while you were sitting with a friend. >> she is now a friend. i went to bcelona for amonth. instead of staying in a hotel, i found a stranger on the internet renting out a spare bed. t i wrotet and my host was this girl. she worked monday to fray. so i didn't see much of her. i just explored the city. >> whathi did she of the thing being named after her. >> i didn't run it by her. i didn't want to scare her. >> what are you going sing for us today. we are goi to perform a song called shotgun. >> all right. take it away. snoelt home grown alligator ♪ ♪ see you later got that hit the road, hit the road. ♪ i could get used to this ♪ time flies by in th yellow and green ♪ ♪ sticknd around a you'll see what i mean ♪ ♪ there's a mountaintop i'm dreaming of the y need

now, these attacks complicate presideniotrump's dec to withdraw all troops from syria, something he announced last month, and the continued bombings also underscorent on assertions that the islamic state remains a threat capable of deatay s. craig, sheinelle, back to you. >> >>> also this morning, the government shutdown has hit the one-month mark. 31 days, asknd president tnd democrats are exchanging new jabs over what it will take to end it there are also new developments in the mueller investigation. he whitennett is at house covering it all. >> reporter: the moscow trump tower project is the focus ofra se investigations by the special counsel and congressiol lawmakers into links between the trump campaign and russia's interference in the 2016 election. now thepr ident's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, is saying m that trump's company continued to pursue a bh iness deal wssia up until the presidential election, which is far longer than the president previously acknowledged. >> reporter: this morning more questions president trump's involvement in a deal to build a trump tower in moscow.

yo le preguntÉ cuÁntos hijos tenÍa y me dec''ia " unos cuantos".mento. bienvenida. >> muchÍsimas gracias, estamos felices, muy orgullosos del trabajo de producciÓn . esta entrevista ha sido un hit, es el hombre del momento, fue un lanzamiento de estrellato. es un programa que queremos hacer para contar, tambiÉn para explicar. >> un gran estreno, los comentabas que habÍas tenido la oportunidad en el pasado. cÓmo lo observas? >> yo creo que no debe ser fÁcil estar en sus zapatos, es un hombre amenazado, se siente en peligro. estuvo muy reticente a darnos su direcciÓn. ustedes les estÁn ofreciendo a los militares una amnistÍapara abrir el camino una salida democrÁti, tambiÉn le ofrecen a nicolÁs maduro? >> eso habrÍa que revisarlo, es responsable de las vÍctimas del dÍa de ayer, perdimos la cuenta de la cantidad de gente. >> se sabe de algunos acercamientos que estÁn teniendo, y hemos escuchado del presidente de la asamblea nacional constituyente de, quien dijo que se reuniÓ con usted un dÍa antes de esta marcha multitudinaria y lo acusÓ de incumplir

the photo is ant and dec back together filming britain's got talent.olving prince philip. the paper says the duke is failing to say sorry to two women who were injured. it is something we'll be talking about at 7:20am. and the daily mail reports that the number of women attending cervical cancer screening appointments has fallen by 71%. ant mcpartlin features on its front page, too. it says he won't share the jungle with holly. meanwhile, one of the most read stories on the bbc news website, is the manchester city fan who was asked by a tv reporter, if he was going to be the new manager of huddersfield town. this really happened. cameras zoomed in on martin warhurst from wakefield, here on the right, in the belief that he was dortmund coach jan siewert. he is the man on the left. you can kind of see it. a sky sports reporter was then shown asking mr warhurst if he was the new manager. what did he say? he said no. it is a shame he didn't run with it, wasn't it? still negotiating my deal. can we do shaun's picture now? this is important. there has been l

yes, so it is dec week, so we have had full coverage for anyone who has missed any atoms of this storyey are extremely without equal in the popularity stakes in this country, so popularity stakes in this country, so this will be people hearing from ant for the first time, he has taken himself off the screen and is back with a story to tell about the relu cta nt with a story to tell about the reluctant support of basically the accidental bystander to all of this who was dec. he had to go on tv on his own when we are used to seeing them as a pair. the press in mexico and germany have been kicking themselves they didn't get this exclusive with. .. arco themselves they didn't get this exclusive with... arco one. well done. —— ant. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, caroline frost and tony grew. goodbye. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news

ant and dec will be reunited today for the start of this year's britain's got talent auditions. ant mcpartlin was handed a 20—month driving ban after pleading guilty to drink—driving. he took a break from presenting and spent. time in. rehab; " willoughby instead. in august, ant issued a statement saying that his recovery $5553 dew? $1??? $13”? .., 7 and if your daily commute has felt especially dull recently, it might have nothing to do with the weather, or the volume of traffic, but the colour of the other vehicles around you. for the first time since records began more than 20 years ago, grey has overtaken black to become the most popular colour for new cars. grey and black were followed by white, blue and red. now you know! back to you, chloe. coming up at 10.30, we've got exclsu ive access to a sex doll brothel. they're opening up all over europe, selling sex with dolls instead of women. do get in touch with us throughout the morning. use the hashtag victoria live. you can get in touch about any of the stories we are talking about. if you're emailing and are happy for us to