dylan roof has been asked to rise. we're told his hands are fidgeting, but we still don't know what the decision on sentencing is. i want to remind our viewers there can bonl two decisions here. life without patrol or the death penalty. this is the same jury that found dylan roof guilty on 33 federal counts just last month. and steve, 18 of these 33 counts carry the death penalty. they have been deliberating for a little less than three hours and have just come back into court. we're waiting to hear what that decision will be any moment now. he has the opportunity to influence this jury for the last time today in his closing argument. instead he doubled down on why he felt he had to commit this massacre. this is what he told the jury today, steve. i think it's safe to say nobody wants to go into a church and kill people. and my confession tape i told them, i had to, but it's not true. i didn't have to. no one made me. what i meant was, i have felt like i had to do it, i still feel like i had to do it. and that drew gas

you have a dylan larkin shirt on. right? what do you love about dylan larkin? good player. he's fast and he's attractive. >> all right. well, listen, toronto just scored three goals in 3:30, so i think they need your help right now. >> we can do it. back into the crowd. attractive, pierre. >> pierre: i agree. >> john: we never go in, do we? >> pierre: no. >> john: out of the corner. it's tied up. all kinds of humanity over that puck. they'll continue that scrum. 4:35 left in this third period. toronto with a two-goal lead. brendan smith off the boards and out. here comes larkin on cue. dylan larkin drops it off. a chance taken. goes high. attempt now by mitch marner to get it out of the zone for the maple leafs. he does. see it come back. ouellet. start the break-out when we approached the 16-minute mark. the outside. tatar. matthews. toronto attempts to get it out. zaitsev. play it along the boards. it deflects out of play. we'll bring it to a halt and we'll go to a break. we're going down the stretch in the centennial classic. i had that dream again -- that i

you have a dylan larkin shirt on. right? what do you love about dylan larkin? good player. he's fast and he's attractive. >> all right. well, listen, toronto just scored three goals in 3:30, so i think they need your help right now. >> we can do it. >> they'll do it. >> john: as j.r. releases her back into the crowd. attractive, pierre. >> pierre: i agree. >> john: we never go in, do we? >> pierre: no. >> john: out of the corner. it's tied up. all kinds of humanity over that puck. they'll continue that scrum. 4:35 left in this third period. toronto with a two-goal lead. brendan smith off the boards and out. here comes larkin on cue. dylan larkin drops it off. a chance taken. goes high. attempt now by mitch marner to get it out of the zone for the maple leafs. he does. see it come back. ouellet. start the break-out when we approached the 16-minute mark. the outside. tatar. matthews. toronto attempts to get it out. jumping on it here, nikita zaitsev. play it along the boards. it deflects out of play. we'll bring it to a halt and we'll go to a break. we're going d

the follow-up, and i believe it's dylan larkin. sneaking in on the weak side and the red wings are within one. >> pierre: john, you called it, toronto was in perfect shape and it leads to a turnover. right here they don't get the puck out. james van riemsdyk turns the puck over. quick counter for detroit. henrik zetterberg, composure, then the quick hands right there from dylan larkin. well, great job by jeff blashill getting his goalie out. they go on the attack. babcock told his players what they wanted. look at all the blue sweaters down low. because of the turnover by van riemsdyk, the puck doesn't come out and ends up going in the net from dylan larkin. >> john: the detroit boy, dylan larkin, with his 11th goal of the season. that leads detroit. coreau for now. 1:40 on the clock. puck deflects. we get a whistle with 1:40 left. >> pierre: well, i saw him talking with jeff blashill, and as soon as the puck is in the offensive zone, coreau's coming again. he's well aware of it. if the puck was being faced off in front of the toro

dylan scott is with us of stat news. changing the way that the negotiations happen, is there any evidence that it would actually lower prices for the end user? >> that's the big question. so the congressional score keeper, the congressional budget office has looked at this policy. what they've said is the only way you're going to achieve meaningful savings is if the federal government is willing to either restrict access to certain drugs, charge higher co-pays, something like that, or flat-out not cover it. and that is where the trump policy and the policy democrats have put forward runs into trouble. because you can imagine how the pharmaceutical industry could quickly attack it, if, you know, somebody's grandparent isn't able to get their cancer drugs because the federal government has the say, we're in negotiations, you haven't met our price point so we're not going to cover your drug. >> you mentioned the trump policy and the policy democrats have put forward. is donald trump's health and human services nominee, cong

. >> dylan: yeah, we all do.t's why i signed up for this. >> christine: i just want you to understand what you've signed up for. less prep time means a greater possibility of slip-ups. i can't have any slip-ups. >> dylan: okay, i got it. >> christine: okay, so you're derek young, right? you need to know every name, every date, every word of this guy's background. you need to know derek young's identity as well as your own, if not better. if you talk in your sleep, these are the words you'd say. >> dylan: okay, then that's how it's gonna be. >> christine: [ sighs ] >> dylan: what? are you worried that i'm not ready for this? >> christine: are you? >> dylan: are you talking as the d.a. or my father's wife? because i've made it very clear

. >> dylan: yeah, we all do.t's why i signed up for this. >> christine: i just want you to understand what you've signed up for. less prep time means a greater possibility of slip-ups. i can't have any slip-ups. >> dylan: okay, i got it. >> christine: okay, so you're derek young, right? you need to know every name, every date, every word of this guy's background. you need to know derek young's identity as well as your own, if not better. if you talk in your sleep, these are the words you'd say. >> dylan: okay, then that's how it's gonna be. >> christine: [ sighs ] >> dylan: what? are you worried that i'm not ready for this? >> christine: are you? >> dylan: are you talking as the d.a. or my father's wife? because i've made it very clea

it's been the one issue that dylan roof really seems to care about. firi his defense team and his ers saying he's also afraid of anything that might come out that could embarrass his family. meanwhile, prosecutors, steve, they presented a note in court today, found in dylan roof's jail cell, dated august 2015, that read the following, i did not regret what i did. i am not sorry. i have not shed a tear for the innocent people i killed. but definitely, steve, the most emotional moment of the day in court was the testimony of the first witness. jennifer picny. she is the wife of the pastor who was the first to die at the hands of dylan roof that night at emmanuel ame church. and she described in this very powerful language how she was able to hide in an adjacent office with their six-year-old daughter. and she was able to call 911 as ts massacre was happening. and parts of that 911 call, steve, were played in court today. it was riveting for people inside that courtroom. you could hear just the sheer terror in those mother's voice who wondered whether he

is it in mind to that dylan hartley continue? 100%. if team.. on to tennis, and the world number one andy murray is through to the second round of the qatar open in doha. murray breezed through the first set 6—love injust 20 minutes against the frenchman jeremy chardy — but he was taken all the way to a tie—break in the second. he won the tiue—break by 7 points to 2, to seal his place in the next round, where he'll face jurgen meltzer of austria. it's a good start to 2017 for rafael nadal, who kicked off the year with a straight sets win over alexandr dolgopolov at the brisbane international. the 14—time grand slam champion has slipped to ninth in the world after taking the end of 2016 off to rest. the spaniard without a major title since the french open in 2014 with no real problems against dolgopolov. nadal sinking the ukrainian 6—3, 6—3. next up for him will be germany's mischa zverev. on to another returning superstar — serena williams who has recently become engaged, missed the final two months of the 2016 season with a shoulder injury and

. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. mixed it with folk culture, and it's more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪nd the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort of in this white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn in their game [ cheers and applause ] >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ got to go where you wanna go, do what you wanna do with whoever you wanna do ♪ >> laurel canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists, and so it was a kind of whole community, very open. if you wer

dylan is right, there has to be focus in the media.e to listen as well as think about their own question. he's going to say something that you have to follow up in a smart way. >> dylan, i want to be very, very clear. this is the opposite of fake news. fake news is intentionally fiction, written by fiction writers. this is real reporting regardless of what he says. >> that's right. this is real reporting. the press has been clamoring for a press conference for a long time, like i said, 168 days. there's an idea that somehow, if we get to sit in the room and ask him questions, that somehow that will clear things up, we'll get a more specific picture of his own history, this whole question about russia and about his policy proposals once he enters the white house. my concern, just the other day one of his top aides, kellyanne conway told you, chris, why do you always take him at face value? why do you listen to his words instead of listening to what's in his heart? my great concern is we're so eager to hear what donald trump says in resp

eddie jones says dylan 12 points deduction.ddiejones says dylan hartley will captain england during the six nations as long as he proves his fitness. dylan hartley is currently serving a six—week ban for striking but will be back in time to england's opening game against france. he is doing everything right to be captain at the moment. he came to be captain at the moment. he came to the camps, he has worked hard, a prerequisite to getting into the side was to be very fit. it means he has got to undergo an unbelievably stringent fitness programme over the next five to six weeks. he is doing that. he's putting himself in the best position to continue as captain. that is everything. coming up captain. that is everything. coming up in captain. that is everything. coming upina captain. that is everything. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. i'm joined by charlie wells. the ft looks at the abrupt resignation of britain's ambassador to the eu, sir ivan

he's been identified at 22-year-old dylan valente. police got a frantic call from parents saying their car had been stolen with their one-year-old in the backseat. they had gone into a bakery and then the other end of the plaza. >> we believe the car was left unintended for about ten minutes, left running and unlocked. >> that's when valente noticed the car unlocked when he went into the wawa to get food. he came out and saw the car still unintended. he crossed the street and decided to drive off with it. a short time later, he noticed the child in the bac backseat. >> he realized there were cars in the bacwas a child inthe bacd the car quickly. >> the child was unharmed. with the spc suspect in custody, police are paying attention to the parents, one in her 30s and the other in his 40s. >> i would think no parent needs to be aware of this. kids in the car, they are your number one responsibility no matter what. >> they have been conferring with the d.a.'s office. the minimum charge is a traffic citation leaving a chil childunattended

we're concerned about dylan roof and him being punished. we're also concerned about the racial animus, the sanitized, lt-right atmosphere that is giving rise to this kind of sentiment and driving violent crimes. we have seen this around the country. we have seen it in the fbi hate crimes statistics. we have seen it in the numbers reported out by the anti-defamation league. so as chilling and concerning and as alarming as the sentencing phase of the trial of dylan roof is, we should be shilled and concerned and alarmed about the state of america. because dylann roof may seem like an abortive aberration, but we're concerned that kind of behavior can be normalized animus in the racial the country, the xenophobic attitude the country, the homophobic attitude in the country. the point being, we cannot separate the tone and tenor of the last campaign from what is going on in charleston even as we speak. the naacp standing and from opposition to both the atmosphere that gave rise to dylan roof's crimes, even as we call for his prosecution and puni

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here's what dylan saw on that gopro camera. the video a little bit blue, but going up and over the same little berm that he found, snowboarders. a snowboarder takes a tumble, doesn't realize that his gopro has fallen off. and that's where the camera is left. we get a quick glimpse of the snowboarder's board, boots and bindings. that is really what we have to go on. dylan, who we have been in contact with, also tells us he believes it to be a middle-aged man with tattoos. also included on the gopro was footage of skateboarding and beach course. that's what we've got to go on. . these videos never get old. this is posted by eric oriano. the first one he'ssurprising with the roses is mom. mom is super, super happy to see him. gives him a big hug. then he goes into a classroom, i'm guessing little sister? aww, how sweet is that? >> where is he coming back from? how long has he been away? >> he's been in iraq. i don't know how long he may be gone. but i'm pretty sure this is brother, cousin? >> it is a surprise. >> that was good. >>

i think dylan is entirely right. >> go ahead, dylan. >> i would say to alisyn's point, whether we'reto divine what he's saying, whether we're talking about that he tweets, at the end of the day there's a certain amount of real estate in the news media space, a great deal of it is being devoted to donald trump and his tweets, and the question is, is it a distraction? how much of what donald trump does is effectively trying to manipulate the media. i don't necessarily mean that in a negative way, just in a strategic way, trying to manipulate the media so he can take up a great deal of the oxygen with certain issues distracting from other issues. >> when he does that, you can call him out on it, dylan. i'm using this example, not just because it's recent, but because it's relevant. he put julian assange up as a counterbalance to u.s. intelligence. i don't care what he says in his tweets. that's not subjective. that's objective. >> he's now saying, why do you think i agree with julian assange. >> let's him say it. he is going to be judged for that, not us for covering it. >> it would be

. >> dylan: you can't. >> sharon: why not? >> dylan: because your life is here, your kids. needs her mother. >> sharon: faith is in good hands. her grandparents are taking wonderful care of her. she has a lot of people to love her, who will look out for her while we're away. >> dylan: okay, what -- what about mariah and noah? >> sharon: they're both adults. they'll be all right for a little while. look, i know you're in a precarious situation. you just took down a dangerous drug ring. these people, they could still be looking for you, but once the authorities arrest them all and their boss is in prison, we can just come right back here. we'll pick up right where we left off. [ knock on door ] do we answer it? >> paul: it's paul! open up!

something about the strategy of dylan roof. he wouldn't go into any kind of detail. a dramatic phrase. if you only knew what i know now, you would narnd, meaning why he is closing down the proceedings to the public. he is afraid that whatever is learned would be reported today and that the jurors somehow may be inadvertently would be told outside of court and that it could actually impact their decision. kind of an 11th hour drama going on here. we don't know what it means. >> yeah, that is very intriguing, martin. do we know what to expect from tomorrow's death penalty phase? i know it's tough to say because we don't know what that piece of information is. >> right. well, we have already known that dylan roof has said that he is going to defend himself, which in a case, a death penalty karks not to mention a federal death penalty case, is just hard to even imagine. on top of that, he has said also that he is not going to present any evidence on his behalf. this is a time you would expect sort of mitigating factors where you would try to argue look like, well, i may

is it in mind to let dylan hartley continue? 100%. if named the team. bbc news is focusing on what the big global stories might be in 2017. today we ask, is this a decisive year for europe? chris morris reports. hello, these are the top european stories to look out for in 2017. elections in several countries are set to reveal whether rising populism is a passing phase or any reality. in the netherlands in march we will find out how well the dutch man will do, whose popularity has faded before previous elections. in france, good marine le pen from the national front came the presidency in may and will voters from the ce ntre—left in may and will voters from the centre—left and centre—right join forces to shut out? in germany, angela merkel remains the favourite to wina angela merkel remains the favourite to win a fourth term in september. but keep an eye on rising support for the but keep an eye on rising support forthe anti—immigrant, anti— but keep an eye on rising support for the anti—immigrant, anti— euro alternative fuer deutschland. there will almo

dylan joins us live with her baby calvin. the time we have been waiting for. our first weekend check-in with dylan dreyer since she gave birth to calvin last month. >> how is motherhood treating her? dylan and calvin are joining us via facetime. how are you? >> i'm good. i'm so happy to have adult interaction. >> i'm trying hard to come up with questions and not stare at little calvin. he was awake during the day. >> he does like to stay awake during the day. i can get a good two or three hours before 2:00 a.m. then he is up every hour. it sis a different kind of tire. not tired -- i can't describe it. it is -- >> you look rested. >> i haven't talked to humans in a month. >> you look great. look at him. that's okay, calvin. we're almost done. >> what is the best thing so far, dylan? >> the best thing i would have to say so far is the ultimate joy that i feel. i don't care how tired i am. i don't care if he is crying in the middle of the night. i don't want to get up at all, but then i see his face and fall in love every time

dylan and calvin are joining us via face time. >> good morning guys. how are you?action. >> i'm trying so hard to come up with questions and snot stanot stare at calvin. >> he does like to stay awake during the day. i can get a good two, three hours before 2:00 a.m. and then he's up every hour. he's a different kind of tired. i'm not tired from -- i can't even describe t it's like -- >> you look rested, let me tell you. >> i haven't talked to humans in a month. >> that's okay, we're almost done. >> how are things so far? >> the best thing i would have to say so far is this ultimate joy that i feel. i don't care how tired i am, i don't care if he's crying in the middle of the night. then i see his face and i fall in love every single time i look at him. then to see my husband fall in love with him, that picture there, makes me want to tear up and cry. the love for my family. i've never been happier. >> he looks playful already. >> playful or getting hungry? >> probably the latter. >> what's everybody asking you? i told her we'd wait for instagram pictures. what's th

dylan roof is arguing on his own behalf as his own lawyer. he didn't call any with its and said in the end to jurors, i still feel like i had to do it. i stid it. -- i did it. the only wrinkle here, whether he is in prison for the rest of his life or executed. we're focusing on two hearings going concurrently, two cabinet picks for donald trump, senator jeff sessions, for attorney general. and retired general john kelly, to be homeland security secretary, expected to wrap up today. no guarantees. at least six others are planned for this week. up to seven or eight, is an aggressive republican confirmation hearing rollout, if it goes aspected. i do want to take to you the one that's making more news and generating more controversy, that is for jeff sessions, a day i head of what will be day two for them, that will feature new jersey senator cory booker in the unusual position of testifying against a fellow senator. that's tomorrow. this is the hearing ongoing for jeff sessions today. >> the department of justice is tasked with protecting voepte

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all that steve wanted was early dylan . anted dylan. he wanted to do all of bob dylan's tracks. jab it tono, i will him. i need leverage. dylan.alls bob spacey.n is slightly he doesn't really deal with it. dylan takes the money for staying out of itunes. andy lack is moved out of sony. go on toox set doesn't reall the itunes store. it helps dylan more than the ipod. itunes and the ipod has such a cachet that him doing that at introduced him to doing another -- to another generation,. n. >> you look skeptical about the questions. >> i'm not skeptical. my expression meant to say where do i start. i want to ask you one more question about the final chapter. you write, if reality did not comport with his will, he weigh -- would ignore it as he had , done with the birth of his daughter and would do a few years later when diagnosed with cancer. the question people wanted most wanted me to ask you tonight was why when he was first diagnosed, did he undertake all of these natural, nonmedical solutions? >> there were two sides to steve jobs at all times. whether it's his personal life, c

three days in a row of bob dylan, not that you even need that excuse, right?hat nobel prize committee is really gunning for some free concert tickets, i mean -- ♪ i just miss you ♪ and i just wish you were a better man ♪ >> in country music, keith urban, florida georgia line, and little big town got lots of attention. >> they got some upbeat songs. i can two-step all day with the best of them. >> but give the award for best all-around duet to an act you may t be following, but should. it's st. ann's parade by shovels and rope. ♪ because i need more fingers than i got on my two hands ♪ >> online streaming is the new sheriff in town. it's now the number one way in which we're listening to music. and increasingly, it's how we're getting television, too. and there were a lot of great new shows. >> some people choe to s the ugliness in this world. i choose to see the beauty. >> best proof an old movie can be remade into a new tv hit. >> "west world" is very good. in every step of the way, it surprises me and delights me and the acting is so good. i mean, anthony ho

dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy.me on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious. come on. i'll catch you up. sit it. park it. come on, i don't bite.

in it he plays a dying screen writer quoting lines from the famous dylan thomas poem from which the filmium or it is the absolutely freedom of the individual to do precisely what he wants. with me is charles savage, he is the producer on that film that good night, the last onejohn hurt completed before he died. it‘s released later this year. thank you very much for coming in. obviously a very painful time at the moment. what‘s your reaction to his death? sads in, i think moment. what‘s your reaction to his death? sads in, ithink and moment. what‘s your reaction to his death? sads in, i think and a big, big loss. john had many more films in him, so it is a loss. what was it like working with him on this film because the cancer had come back, what was he like to work with? wonderful. i mean, the bravest of all men. and the most creative and actually the most energetic of all the actors, just extraordinary. in a way it is ummed up, one tried to givejohn the best dressing room and he saidi givejohn the best dressing room and he said i want the one nearest the set all the time. he is part of

>> kevin: update from dylan. fisk's number two is going down today. >> christine: alex dettmer. >> paul: all right. hold on. what kind of intel do we have on this guy? >> kevin: we don't have much. >> paul: well, get some. get as much as you can, you understand? i want to know what color socks this guy wears. >> kevin: they're in miami, paul, he may not be wearing -- >> paul: get to it. >> kevin: i'm on it. >> christine: [ sighs ] i paul: oh, boy.

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations.r striking. he led england to the grand slam last year, but his career has been tarnished by a number of disciplinary issues and he's spent over a year out of the game because of bans. hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh and fit and focused. i think in any walk of life, but especially in sport with things like injuries or setbacks like i've just had and time out of the game, especially in a contact sport, it has given me a chance to get some good work done. it wasn't just the captaincy announcement that was of interest at today's six nations launch. england head coach eddiejones was there, of course, looking a little worse for wear. he told our correspondent, joe wilson, that he had a fall in his hotel bathroom but is expected to make a full recovery.

in one of his last performances, he played a dying screenwriter, quoting lines from a famous dylan thomasthat good night. old age should burn and rave at close of day. rage, rage against the dying of the light. today, his widow anwen called him "the most sublime of actors and the most gentlemanly of gentlemen, who touched all our lives with joy and magic". remembering sirjohn hurt who has passed away at the age of 77. still to come on bbc news. the weather and at half past five or the day's sports news. before that, view is on bbc one willjoin as bob and above today's news. good evening. theresa may has visited turkey where she's announced a defence deal worth more than £100 million to develop turkish fighterjets. the prime minister has been visiting ankara for talks on a post—brexit trade deal. visiting ankara for talks turkey's president erdogan said the visit was an opportunity to strengthen ties and deepen cooperation. from ankara, our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. a morning at the palace, the presidential palace, meeting a president used to doing, perhaps, whatever it

. >> convicted killer dylan roof will pay for lives he stole by giving up his. it took jurors only three hours to sentence the 23-year-old to death, the massacre at the historically black church in charleston, south carolina in closing statement roof expressed no regret whatsoever. he felt that he had to do it. he's plan to go appeal conviction. that woman who plowed through a homecoming parade crowd will also spend the rest of her life in prison. plea deal for 2015 deadly crash ahead of oklahoma's football game. prosecutors says she drove through police barricades and sped up and ran over innocent people. chambers' family said she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. clayton: former senator kicked off a flight. trying to fly from ft. lauderdale, before taking off the captain asked passengers to move back to distribute weight evenly on plane, they frustrated and getting more upset and try to rally others to walk out when he got the boot. >> stand up for what's right and walk out with me. clayton: standard procedure to remove someone causing conflict on board. >>

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations.ension for striking. he led england to the grand slam last year, but his career has been tarnished by a number of disciplinary issues, and he's spent over a year out of the game because of bans. hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh and fit and focused. i think in any walk of life, but especially in sport with things like injuries or setbacks like i've just had an time out of the game, especially in a contact sport, it has given me a chance to get some good work done. england's head coach was there. he said he had a fall in his hotel bathroom but is expected to make a full recovery. i will be fit for the opening game. i've had good medical treatment. it is just one of those things. did the shallow get a red card? i'm not sure yet i'll have to look at the video of. -- shower. britain's millie knight and guide brett wild, have won downhill gold on the opening day of the world p

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reportero: dylan, que no mostrÓ arrepentimiento, nunca hacen aparecer una -- padecer una enfermedad mentalsmo. el joven deberÁ esperar a que le determine la fecha de su ejecuciÓn, mantuvo el mismo rostro inexpresivo que lo hizo caracterÍstico en cada audiencia. >> es difÍcil decir quÉ quieres que alguien muera, en este caso era tan obvio, fue tan flagrante, no fue un asesinato, fue una ejecuciÓn y Él lo admitiÓ y estaba orgulloso. esa cosa por la que vemos cada noche, libran os del mal -- libranos del mal. reportero: su padre le habÍa regalado una pistola calibre cuarenta y cinco. fue encontrado culpable de 33 cargos federales. muchos contaron a los medios que un joven introvertido que parecÍa rÉtico, pero de quien nunca pensaron que se convertirÍa en asesino. el mÚltiple crimen que presenciÓ, fue condenado como de odio. al terminar la audiencia se puso de pie y pidiÓ nuevos abogados y un nuevo juicio. en el pesado habÍa enfrente -- pasado habÍa enfrentado cas juicios por droga. enrique: nicolÁs maduro reacciona a la decisiÓn de la asamblea del paÍs para establecer el abandono del cargo. a

. >> melissa: the penalty phase is underway in the trial of south carolina church killer dylan roof. he is facing the same jury that last month convicted him of killing nine people in a historic black church. roof is representing himself. jurors are weighing on whether to give him the death sentence. johnathon, this morning juror arors heard directly from dylanroof? >> reporter: there was a lot of anticipation. some people feared he would use the forum to discuss his race arist views. he made no mention of the 2015 crime in which he shot and killed nine neme the emmanuel ame church and no mention of the motives and instead explained why he decided to act as his own attorney. he did it to block the defense team from entering evidence of his mental state. saying there is nothing wrong with me psychologically. dylan roof remained calm and today exhibited that same calm demeanor and appeared more animated and engaged and answering the judge's question and asking the judge questions when he didn't understand. this is based on the case of him acting as his own lawyer. and today we know why

of the question and in fact, there has been a not to it by donald trump's lawyers because sherry dylans, she admitted to her credits. we are going to deal with it he said by stripping out the profits from the hotels. brian, what about the non-hotel properties and the massive foreign loans and the condos and apartments he sells and even in the hotels, it is never been held. the department of justice again and again, to deal with these foreign cash flows and benefits, these are monuments, you got to segregate all the revenues and not just all the profits. the plan makes no sense. for example, donald trump's competitors, his hotels on pennsylvania avenue is sucking in the cash from business from the foreign governments that used to go to variety of hotels and other establishments around washington. those competitors that are losing business, that's an example of someone who's injured there. a bunch of others who are going to be injured. you will see them go to court as soon as next week. >> i have seen you counselor along with the terrific richard painter, one of you of a veteran democrati

there are also injury doubts over george cruise, james haskel, captain dylan hartley as well will be i am here in central london at an awards dinner. eddie jones and his coaches will be here in the next half—hour, but plenty forjones to ponder. he does have the strength and depth to cope, but he has watched a number of his first choice players succumb to injury. elsewhere, chris, incredible that we're still talking about the george north head injury controversy. world rugby have now criticised northampton for allowing him to play on after an injury in a club match — what have they had to say? world rug by world rugby felt they had to assert their authority over this issue. speaking to executives at world by speaking to executives at world rugby as i have in the last 20 minutes, they are keen to point out the severity of concussion and the importance it has in the modern game and how everyone needs to handle it as well as they can. they have reiterated that northampton were wrong to let george north back on the field. they said the process was not adhered to and they called it a faili

eddiejones says dylan hartley will captain england during the six nations — as long as he proves hiserving a six week ban for striking but will be back in time for england's opening game against france. he is doing everything right as captain at the moment, a prerequisite is to be very fit and not playing games means that he has got to undergo a very stringent fitness programme. he is doing that and putting himself in the best position to continue as captain. gb taekondo say they ‘had reservations‘ about double 0lympic champion jade jones taking part in the channel a programme thejump. jones receives funding from uk sport and is due to take part in the taekwondo world championships later this year. gymnast louis smith and paralympic cyclist and athlete kadeena cox are also taking part in the series, which involves competitors learning to ski jump. last year several participants were badly injured. gb taekwondo says it has has held "extensive" talks with jones about the risks involved. the new pdc world darts champion michael van gerwen says there‘s been no better player than him in t