dublin news a live from berlin hundreds of passengers leave a cruise ship by the new coronavirus after 2 weeks on board in quarantine in japan it's time for some to go home what was the decision to detain the passengers a mistake right from the start also coming up a turkish court acquits 9 anti-government activists in a landmark case but one is really arrested right away how independent is the turkish judiciary. and he's killed thousands of people and caused untold misery yet colombian drug lord pablo escobar is still treated as a hero by many but not all the families of his victims are found an unusual way to fight back. i'm told me all laddie well welcome to the program. the death toll from the corona virus has now passed 2000 with more than 74000 people infected the vast majority in mainland china the biggest cluster of cases outside china has been on board the cruise ship the diamond princess it's been held in quarantine in the japanese port of yokohama for 2 weeks still the virus spread among those on board during that time on wednesday hundreds of passengers began leaving the sh

dublin news a live from berlin hundreds of passengers leave a cruise ship by the new coronavirus after 2 weeks on board in quarantine in japan and it's time for some to go home but was the decision to detain the passengers a mistake right from the start also coming up a turkish court acquits 9 anti-government activists in a landmark case but one is really arrested right away how independent is the turkish judiciary. and he's killed.

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this is the dublin news live from but then an uncertain future here in germany has plans for the air after angela merkel have suddenly fallen apart the woman tipped to take over from the chancellor angela merkel says she is no longer in the running the shocking announcement of an average from current boss insists her decision will not affect the stability of the present government also coming up. syria's assad regime steps up its offensive in italy province the last stronghold of atic up with rebels backed by techies. than.

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. rm ciara batters the uk with heavy rain and strong winds, causing widespread flooding and leaving thousands of homes without power. a fourth person inthe uk has tested positive for coronavirus and is being treated at the royal free hospital in london history in the making in ireland, as sinn fein gains huge support, in the country's general election. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katie. hello and thanks forjoining us. in the premier league, sheffield united's remarkable season continues, as they kept their hopes alive of qualifying for europe next season. chris wilder's side came from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. the win moves sheffield united up to 5th and they're nowjust two points off the top four. bournemouth are 16th, only two points above the relegation zone. we have just rolled on and rolled onto the next game. we have got a bit of a break now, but we will go again and it has to be that way. we wa nt to again and it has to be

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. that's it from me. this is bbc news. now on bbc news, sport today.ive from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: sensational scenes at the san siro as inter come from 2—0 down to win the milan derby. the youngest bowler to take a test hat—trick, 16—year—old naseem shah, makes history for pakistan. and a first european tour title for australia's min woo lee, whojoins his sister as a victorian open winner. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. first to italy, where inter are the new serie a leaders after an incredible comeback in the milan derby. following juventus‘ shock defeat to verona, inter knew three points would take them top, but at half—time it was all going horribly wrong for them before a second half to remember. colm harrison reports. this pulsating milan davi was the classic game of two halves. the first dominated by the team and read and lack which were the visitors in the stadium they shared with their city rivals. milan was in front of minutes

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. he sun as we've never been able to see it before. the spacecraft, called solar orbiter, is a european space agency—led mission. it's due to be launched from cape canaveral in florida in the next few hours. bbc science reporter laura foster explains. you will get to see images on unprecedented levels of detail. and it'll be the first ever mission to get in and see and touch what is coming from the sun. solar orbiter is going to get the closest pictures of the sun that we've ever seen. it's even going to allow us to see the north and south poles the sun. we've never seen them before, so this will be a completely new thing. but it's notjust about taking cool photographs. this is all about measuring the sun's behaviour, as well. we've got a combination of telescopes which look at the surface of the sun and really see what is going on, and then a suite of instruments which measure the solar wind, which is what is thrown off the sun all the time. so the extended atmosphere, if you like, of t

he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning at the east county hall of justice in dublin. >>> newsonoma county bus driver has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a disabled passenger. it happened on a paratransit bus back in january. the driver, made several tasteless comments to the woman and touched her inappropriately. no other passengers were on board at the time, but police say surveillance video from the bus confirmed the victim's statement. the driver is facing battery charges. >>> another wonderful day around the bay area, very springlike, not very february like at all, temperatures back into the upper 60s in some places, 68 in antioch, and these temperatures certainly a little warmer than you might expect. san francisco is about where it should be for this time of year. still, real mild and dry weather pattern sticking with us through tomorrow and the next couple of days. the clouds offshore is where the weather should be, but there's really no strong dynamic they are. so we are just going to see a few filtered clouds tomorrow which means more of the same. mos

and singapore meanwhile house prices have soared as social housing is scarce on the outskirts of dublin a new suburbs emerging from wasteland built by an american property giant to attract large investors this is a tree but in a nearby development this 3 bedroom apartment costs more than $3000.00 above well beyond the reach of many we need something in the order of $35000.00 houses a year we're only delivering 2025 so the main political parties at the moment are promising 406-088-0000 extension 0 units every over the course of the next government whereas i think they perhaps might need to look and see how feasible those numbers are it is a critical issue in this year's election all parties agree that rents need to be lower and they need to be more houses but they can't agree on how much to intervene in the lucrative private markets the government of prime minister leo varadkar is having to account for its time in office opinion polls are predicting a shift away from the main. centrist party safina galan feel for who wield it power for generations towards left wing shin fein during the conflic

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. we've never been able to set before. nasa prepares to launch the new solar orbiter space mission. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader ayatollah khomeini has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'ba by doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special, secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other realms and territories. head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: at the oscars, brad pitt takes on one of the night's major awards, winning best supporti

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. tories making the news: heavily armed police and soldiers in el salvador have forced their way into parliament demanding the approval of a $109 million loan to better equip them. they entered the building as president nayib bukele was about to address lawmakers. on friday he gave them seven days to back his loan plan. azerbaijan's governing party says it believes it has won a snap parliamentary election which was called to speed up the reforms of president ilham aliyev. opponents accuse him of trying to consolidate his grip on power. sydney has been hit by its heaviest rain in 30 years, bringing flooding and travel chaos. about 100,000 properties have also been left without power. the authorities are warning of potentially life—threatening flash—floods, but the rains have also put out many of the bushfires which have torn through new south wales in recent months. the european space agency has launched its solar orbiter probe, designed to study the sun from close quarters. the mission i

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin.2 year history, a foreign language film won best picture. the south korean black comedy, parasite, picked up a host of other awards too, including best director. our arts editor will gompertz reports. and the oscar goes to... it was a good night for... parasite. the south korean film about social inequality became the first film not in the english language to win the prestigious best picture oscar. we never imagined this to ever happen. we are so happy. i feel like a very opportune moment in history is happening right now. its director and creator, bong joon—ho, became the first south korean to win best original screenplay and the first south korean to win best director. "the most personal is the most creative." that quote was from the great martin scorsese. applause. that got a standing ovation. he then announced his plans for the rest of the evening. i am ready to drink tonight... laughter. ..until next morning! thank you. parasite was the story of a night that was otherwise largely

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. so the oscars are currently underway in los angeles.unt, parasite has oscars, 1917 also has three, just one award to go with yellow yes, in the wintertime is the big one, best picture, we will be getting that hopefully in the next few moments. we havejust had best actress, best actorjoaquin phoenix winning forjoker which eve ryo ne phoenix winning forjoker which everyone expected him to do and we also expected quite an emotional acceptance speech from him and we got that as well. he talked about using his voice for the voiceless, he talked about inequality and racism. he talked about being disconnected from the natural world and people fearing the idea of personal change be it was really all over the place what he was saying but it was certainly a heartfelt beach, he made a reference to his late brother. and he also talked about referring to himself how he had been a scoundrel at times, and how many of the people in that room had given him a second chance. let's bring an lindsay miller, heartfelt, certainly was? it was a tour de force o

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. two avalanches have killed at least 38 people in eastern turkey.rs of the first incident which happened yesterday in van province. it is unclear how many people remain buried under the snow. the number of new cars sold last month fell by 7.3%, despite the number of electric vehicles being bought nearly doubling. the society of motor manufacturers and traders said 11,700 fewer new cars were registered injanuary than during the same month in 2019. they blame the fall in sales on the confusion over diesel and clean air zones and weaker consumer confidence. the shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry, has told the bbc that she fears she is being "squeezed" by her rivals — sir keir starmer and rebecca long—bailey — for the labour leadership. she said under her leadership the party would be "more professional", and there would be a "leap of credibility". in the latest in our series of interviews with the leadership candidates she has been talking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg. the whole approach is just wrong. an awful lot went wrong for l

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin.skidded of the runway and broke into three sections. the boeing 737, operated by turkish low—cost carrier pegasus airlines, was carrying 177 people. officials said dozens of passengers were injured but no—one died. the trial of hashem abedi, the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber, has been told a friend refused to buy sulphuric acid for him after learning it could be used to make explosives. hashem abedi denies murder, and assisting and encouraging his brother, salman abedi, to carry out the attack in may 2017 which killed 22 people and injured hundreds more. emily thornberry has told the bbc that she fears she is being "squeezed" by her rivals for the labour leadership, sir keir starmer and rebecca long bailey. the shadow foreign secretary says there would be a "leap of credibility" if she won the top job. in the latest in our series of interviews with the leadership candidates, ms thornberry has been talking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg. the whole approach is

with all the details from dublin here's austin halewood: what a statement of intent that was from ireland and a newding win over the defending champions wales here at the aviva stadium in dublin. last weekend against scotland, for ireland it was all about getting the first scotland —— victory but here it was a much more clinical performance, they were much better with ball in hand, taking a lot more chances, they looked stronger defensively as well so the grand slam are still very much alive for irish rugby fans. as for wales, it is their first defeat in the six nations since they lost here on this very page two years ago. today, it was the big first test for their new head coach but they weren't strong enough defensively this afternoon so there is lots to him and his team to work on over the next two weeks, there is a weak break until the next round of fixtures, wales host france in two weeks' time in cardiff before ireland with the grand slam hopes still intact, they head to england and andy farrell will be plotting the downfall of his son owen at twickenham. everton are up to seventh in the engl

and singapore meanwhile house prices have soared social housing is scarce on the outskirts of dublin a new suburbs emerging from wasteland built by an american property giant to attract large investors this is a 3 bed pan tastes in a nearby development this 3 bedroom apartment costs more than $3000.00 above well beyond the reach of many we need something in the order of $35000.00 houses a year we're only delivering 2025 so the main political parties at the moment are promising 406-088-0000 extension 0 units every over the course of the next government whereas i think they perhaps might need to look and see how feasible those numbers are it is a critical issue in this year's election all parties agree that rents need to be lower and they need to be more houses but they can't agree on how much to intervene in the lucrative private markets the government of prime minister leo varadkar is having to account for its time in office opinion polls are predicting a shift away from the main. centrist party spirit gail and feel for the wielded power for generations towards left wing shit inferring dur

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories...of people killed in a mass shooting by a soldier in a shopping centre, has risen to at least 29. the gunman was eventually shot dead by security forces, in the city of nakhon ratchasima. hundreds of people today attended a vigilfor the victims. supporters of sir keir starmer‘s bid to become the next labour leader have denied claims his team hacked into the party's membership database. the allegations were made against two members of his campaign and have been passed to the information commissioner. the 92nd annual oscars ceremony gets underway in los angeles later tonight, with the world war one drama 1917, and, from south korea, the film parasite, frontrunners for best picture. but much of the build—up has been dominated by criticism yet again, of the lack of diversity among the nominees. our arts editor, will gompertz is in hollywood for us. good evening. welcome to the oscars red carpet where the stars are beginning to make their way past me u psta i rs beginning to make their way p

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin.y her rivals — sir keir starmer and rebecca long bailey — for the labour leadership. she said under her leadership the party would be "more professional", and there would be a "leap of credibility". in the latest in our series of interviews with the leadership candidates, she has been talking to our political editor laura kuenssberg. the whole approach is just wrong. an awful lot went wrong for labour. she's lagging behind her rivals in this race. people are giving us their e—mails... but could emily thornberry, london mp and shadow foreign secretary, be the person to put it right? the labour party doesn't need to go through some kind of great existential crisis about who it is that we are. i think we know who we are, and we're proud of it. i think whatjeremy brought to us was an authenticity and an ability, and a confidence to speak from the heart. i think there were some terrible tactical errors in relation to the general election. and i have been open about the disagreements i had.

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. the first time in the awards' 92—year history a foreign language film won best picture. the south korean black comedy parasite picked up a host of other awards too, including best director. our arts editor, will gompertz, is in hollywood this evening. what started out as quite an ordinary night, in oscar's terms, turned out to be an extraordinary night, as parasite not only won best foreign language film, which was expected, but bong joon—ho got best director, then it won best picture, the first time a foreign—language film has done that. i think it suggests that hollywood is actually changing. it is becoming a little bit more inclusive, albeit quite slowly. and the oscar goes to... it was a good night for... parasite. the south korean film about social inequality became the first film not in the english language to win the prestigious best picture oscar. we never imagined this to ever happen. we are so happy. i feel like a very opportune moment in history is happening right now. its

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. awards' 92—year history, a foreign language film won best picture. the south korean black comedy, parasite, picked up a host of other awards too,, including best director. a host of other awards too, including best director. our arts editor will gompertz reports. and the oscar goes to... it was a good night for... ..parasite. the south korean film about social inequality became the first film not in the english language to win the prestigious best picture oscar. we never imagined this to ever happen. we are so happy. i feel like a very opportune moment in history is happening right now. its director and creator, bong joon—ho, became the first south korean to win best original screenplay and the first south korean to win best director. "the most personal is the most creative." that quote was from the great martin scorsese. applause. that got a standing ovation. he then announced his plans for the rest of the evening. i am ready to drink tonight... laughter. ..until next morning! thank

chris page, bbc news, dublin. storm ciara continues to cause chaos around the uk. one man has been killed by a falling tree. and the south korean government celebrate as their country gets glory at the oscars. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, scotland against england in the women's six nations kicks off at 1:30pm behind closed doors at murrayfield, after the initial match in glasgow was postponed due to storm ciara. a european spacecraft which aims to take the closest ever pictures of the sun has been launched from cape canaveral in florida. the solar orbiter, assembled in stevenage, is carrying cameras and sensors that should provide new insights about how the sun works and how it affects technology on earth. it will take the orbiter two years to reach its destination, 26 million miles from the surface of the sun. five, four, three, two, one, zero... ..and lift—off! blasting off, a mission that's been 20 years in the making. the spacecraft solar orbiter on its way to the sun. it's jam—packed with instrumen

dublin. coming up ahead. this is newsand these are our top stories china has opened a new hospital that took just days to build for treating people infected with the coronavirus the facilities and the scent the center of the outbreak that has now killed more than 360 people. british prime minister boris jobs.

coming up on afternoon live all the sport with sarah, and news about the six nations games in dublin.the highest february temperature on record, above 21 degrees? this year very different, severe flood warnings in force, more rain in the forecast, snow for some as well. also coming up... if we do not get ahead of this surge, we will see more of the world's most beautiful destinations closed or destroyed. in one of his last official engagements, prince harry warns that the growth of tourism is threatening to destroy some of the world's most beautiful places. hello and welcome to afternoon live. the coronavirus outbreak is spreading across europe, with a sharp increase in the number of cases in italy, and the first infections reported in austria, greece, croatia and switzerland. here, the government says it has a clear plan to respond to the outbreak. in tenerife, the authorities have announced 14 days of isolation for around a thousand holiday—makers stuck at a hotel on the island, many of them british. four guests — including an italian doctor and his wife — tested positive for the vi

that have dominated mainstream irish politics for nearly a century old brennan reports from dublin i lead a merry new mcdonald was welcome to the dublin county like a hero of the left wing nationalists for a campaign of eye catching pledges on housing and pensions which caught the imagination of an electorate crying out for an alternative to the 2 biggest opposition parties on fianna gael it's a big stake in sochi she says it makes statements that this is no longer a 2 party system it's a state that's. a different type stuff and if you have great confidence in us and i say that with all humility written off by some as a party just for those with short memories shin fein confounded the conventional wisdom there was in the build up to the election people saying oh this is young people who don't remember the troubles in northern ireland and i think that we see that's not the case it's only the much older voters who stuck with the fall of the past links to the republican paramilitary group the ira linger as evidenced by a group of jubilant shin fein supporters singing a rebel song at the count center in

dublin. there is a new australian open champion, the american sofia kenin won in three sets on her debut grandine muguruza. the first set went to muguruza 6—4. but then kenin fought back to take the second 6—2 and that seemed to give her confidence. she then went on to win the third set 6—2 as well after a double fault from muguruza. 21—year—old kenin is the youngest to win the australian open in 12 years. defending champions st helens look like they could be the team to beat in super league again this season. they've begun the defence of their title by thrashing salford red devils 48 points to 8. in a repeat of last year's grand final, saints ran in eight tries on their way to a convincing opening win for them. england's women beat world t20 champions australia in a super over to register their first win of the tri—series. captain heather knight made 78 as england scored 156—4 and then hit two boundaries to win the super 0ver. wayne rooney scored from a phenomenalfree kick for derby county in the championship last night to help them to a 4—0 win over stoke. the former england captain found th

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. hejoins us today he joins us today from the city. esn't seem to be as important when it came to voting. was an immense calculation on his pa rt was an immense calculation on his part or something else changing?” think something else is changing. brexit was excited by more percent of the voters to the core issues they were thinking about when this election was called and during the campaign. what happened during this election was a policy of life issues prevailed and it was a general mood and sentiment that a large part of the possibility should want to vote for change that was brought and perceived as being —— after ten yea rs our perceived as being —— after ten years our posterity, they managed to ca ptu re years our posterity, they managed to capture that mood for change particularly on policy issues like health. just on the question of housing, those brother called the terrible scenes in ireland after the financial crisis when house prices collapsed when these overinflated estates that were put up with the explanation —— expectatio

>>> we have positive news for people traveling through dublin. this four-car crash that's been blocking three lanes on westbound 580 before hopyard the chp is telling us they should be opening up all those lanes in about five minutes. you can see the backup here more than four miles. a live look in san francisco, 280 at king street and then moving over now to a live look where things are beginning to fill in. reggie and kumasi? >>> developing news in the east bay, police searching for the person who right and killed a 12-year-old girl crossing the street. >> it happened at manter and crow canyon road yesterday. police are looking for the truck you see on your screen there. julian glover is live with more this morning. julian? >> reporter: traffic has picked back up here off crow canyon road this morning and i can only imagine how busy it was yesterday afternoon when the 12-year-old girl and her sister were walking across the street in this crosswalk when she was hit by this driver in this ford f-150 pickup truck here at crow canyon road. right to

chris page, bbc news, dublin. british man who courted at a conference in singapore, then travel toa conference in singapore, then travel to a ski resort in france will stop he was diagnosed in brighton, being treated at saint thomas public hospital in london. we put a statement from that conference in singapore. servo mix. they confirm a limited number of its employees different countries have been diagnosed with the coronavirus and have been treated. we are working closely and follow their advice to make sure the welfare of our people and the wider community, so we have no further comment to make at this time. that is servo mix confirming more on that through the afternoon. four more families have told bbc news their babies died because of poor care at an nhs trust which has been severely criticised for its maternity services. the families say their babies would have survived had east kent hospitals trust provided better care. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. the joyous scans of a growi

new era with two wins, what will happen tomorrow, austin? they did indeed, sarah. grand slam, the six national grand slam is alive in dubling fixtures and the new head coaches at both teams and both with their first wins in the bank in the six nations. andy farrell in dublin was number two last year when it was a really disappointing season for irish by. disappointing season for irish rugby. he has taken over now, he is the head coach of a team for the first time, whether at club or international level. a huge challenge for him. throughout his playing days, particularly in rugby league, he was always this inspirational leader on the field. i have been to meet some of his former team—mates to ask them exactly made him so special. commentator: andy farrell‘s ireland are up and running. the start all coaches dream of. first match, first to win. 2019 was a year to forget for irish rugby but now, andy farrell is the man tasked with taking them back to the very top. but farrell‘s road to lansdowne road and dublin started across the irish sea at ogle saintjames is in wigan asa sea at ogle saintjames is in wigan as a junior playin

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. >> reporter: in dublin, ktvu fox2 news. >>> that is a beautiful story. >> i could watch that over andare so beautiful. >> i love that the school worked with the family to really surprise the boys. >> seen the little boy, gosh that is beautiful. >> we also have nice weather to welcome him back home. >> today was beautiful. we knew that. the last few days have been ridiculously great. today was there are a few clouds out there now. that is it. we have some subtle differences. we are not looking at anything monumental in the weather world. what is monumental is it has not rained. were going to one of the driest february's we've seen on record. it depends on what town you are in, how far north or south, but it has been dry. february will go down as 0.00, rainfall month. that is not good. february is one of our more productive months. with that said, march can go. it will. we will get rain. hopefully we will get a lot of rain. i don't know if we will get enough. we could hopefully get three or four big storms. we have a live camera shot. the days are getting longer as we get closer to the

. >> in dublin, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> hard to keep a dry eye with that. >>> time is now 4:27. super tuesday is just weeks away, but california election officials are getting busy. >> i think we're in for record administration and record turnouts. >> how election administrators are trying to make sure every vote is counted correctly. >> plus... did you get a flu shot? well there's a new report on the effectiveness of this year's vaccine and the warning about what to expect later this year. tlet's make it more amazing!g! ♪ menutaur check it out with an extra filet! yeah! ahhhh! my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it up for an extra buck. nothing beats my delicious fish sandwich! except another filet! yeah! wabam! i think you overshot that one. my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> good morning. rescue teams and volunteers in marin county now in recovery mode after spending the week searching for a missing couple from palo alto. what's happening this morning and through this weekend to try to find them. >> and, democrats on the final push in nevada ahead of t

ireland‘s new head coach also got—off to a winning start as andy farrell‘s team beat scotland 19—12 in dublince. new captainjonny sexton scored the game‘s only try and all ireland‘s points, whilst scotland‘s captain wasted their best chance. alex gulrijani reports. who to spot in dublin? well, there was one famous omission on the pitch. in russell‘s place was hastings. the first job for pitch. in russell‘s place was hastings. the firstjob for him, stick scotland in front. good start. he was happy, but not for long. phase after phase from ireland and then a bit of magic from sexton. his counter part in blue was looking to start his reign in similar style, but stuart hogg fluffed his lines. no try for him and how it would cost his team. for sexton just kept on scoring. 19 points for him. ireland‘s lead extended. scotland we re ireland‘s lead extended. scotland were not finished yet. but try as they might no, way through and that made for a happy englishman in head coach andy farrell. everything today was about the result. we would like to play better. we had some great chances to score and didn

chris page, bbc news, dublin. his two children, who drowned in a hotel swimming pool in spain on christmas eve, has taken place this afternoon. the initial police enquiry found that the victims were not able swimmers and concluded that the deaths were a tragic accident. but thejudge leading the investigation granted permission for a new examination of the swimming pool. our europe reporter gavin lee has the latest from the investigation site on the costa del sol. throughout the afternoon, independent investigators have been examining the pool where three members of the family on holiday on christmas eve all drowned. this was brought about because the widow and the mother of the children had requested through her legal team that there is a separate examination. because if we go back to those events on christmas eve, it was in the afternoon where the youngest child comfort was swimming with her sister and will suddenly seem with her sister and will suddenly seem to be in distress, submerged under water. her sister m

dublin. the headlines on bbc news.ore than 90 miles an hour — causing severe travel disruption across the country. a person's being treated at the royal free hospital in london after testing positive for coronavirus — bringing the total in the uk to four. counting is underway in the irish general election — early tallies show sinn fein is set for major gains. the 0scars will be handed out in a glittering ceremony in los angeles later tonight. the world war one drama ‘1917,’ and from south korea, the film ‘parasite,’ are the frontrunners for best picture. but much of the buildup has been dominated by criticism over the lack of diversity among the nominees. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz has more from la. margot robbie and carlize theron said on our fox news employees who bring down their seedy ceo who made sexual harassment part of his job description. they are both up for academy awards, two years after the #met0o movement. how do you see the skill of the problem? the scale of the problem and the range of the problem i

this is the dublin years live from berlin chilling new evidence of china's crackdown on muslim minority we go this leaked document casts fresh doubt on beijing's claims that windows are simply attending vocational training camps at the end of the investigation seems to confirm what the world has long suspected quakers of being imprisoned simply the.

reporting live in dublin, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the man acquitted in the shooting death of kate steinle won't be tried for federal gun charges. and the court said jose garcia zarate is not competent to stand trial because of mental illness that he's not being treated. garcia zarate was found not guilty of her death in 2017. his attorneys argued that the gun went off accidentally after he found it underneath a bench on pier 14 in san francisco. federal prosecutors filed a weapons possession charge. he is an undocumented immigrant and remains this jail. >>> a major break in a cold case. how detectives clearing out evidence backlogged in other states cracked this case. >>> and avoiding the sky high housing costs in san francisco by renting a bunk. a bunkbed in a big open room. we talk to tenants on why they're willing to shep -- to shell out $1,200 a month for this unusual situation. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. after lots of clouds and fog this morning, we have cleared out to plen -- plenty of sunshine and i'll let you know when the wind picks up in about eight min

reporting live in dublin, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. fans wishing to attend the public memorial for gianna kobe bryant can register for tickets. the event will be held at 10 a.m. at the staples center. the event will be restricted to tkt holders and there will be no ceremonies outside the center or at nearby l.a. live. tickets for the event will come in three price levels. top-fooer tickets of $224. some will be two for $24 and others can be purchased for $22.04. today the valentine wish reads "to my forever valentine, i love you so much, kisses to you and gigi in heaven, happy valentine's day, my babies. >> the spread of the corona virus appears to have slowed a bit today with over 2,200 new cases reported. 15 cases are in the united states. the latest is an evacuee air base in texas. today san diego county declared a local emergency and will help with financial aid. san diego county has two confirmed cases of coronavirus. >> today's -- it does signify another step in the county's ongoing efforts to best protect the public. >> earlier

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nil win over italy in their first match but they haven't beaten the irish in dublin in this competition for eight years. newof his coaching career. it will be a mass and what we have had so far it will be very fortunate to irona had so far it will be very fortunate to iron a few things out and got into a competition match and now we go into a competition match and now we 9° up into a competition match and now we go up against the challenge in the backyard and i think it is built nicely and this will be the real test so far to see where we are at and how much work we have to do to play the game under the pressure that we want to be able to play. there are only 4 premier league fixtures this weekend as some clubs go on their winter breaks. manchester city face west ham on sunday but there'll be no raheem sterling, he picked up a hamstring injury last weekend during their defeat at spurs. his manager says he could be out for ‘weeks‘ so he's a doubt for the league game against leicester on the 22nd when they come back from their break. they also play real madrid at the end of the month in the last 16 of the cha

coming up on sportsday on bbc news: we are live in edinburgh and dublin for round two of the six nationsfter opening wins for the two new coaches in charge. it's estimated that one in six children witness or experience some form of domestic abuse or violence. specialist counsellors say there are not enough services tailored for children who've experienced domestic abuse, so thousands do not receive the care they need. asjeremy cooke reports, if the damage is left untreated, the consequences can last for decades. i still remember hearing my mum's screams. i remember her black eyes, split lip. herfear as the door went. dad had come home in one of those moods, which means we should all run for cover. it's hearing your mum's screams... ..which i'll recall for a long while yet. carl is 52, a survivor of childhood domestic violence. now he's written down the boyhood memories that have cast their shadow over his entire life. memories of how his mum, his brothers and he were repeatedly beaten by his dad. you wonder, if you say something, that's going to spark him off to become violent. you wonde