eddie espinoza got 15 years. in march 1989, joe d'ambrosio arrived on death row at lucasville prison in southern ohio. he maintained his innocence. >> it's a nightmare. it's got to be a nightmare. and i have to wake up. i really, really do. and you don't wake up. and it just goes on. no matter who i wrote and how much i begged, no one listens to a convicted murderer. they all say they didn't do it. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> in the fall of 1998, ten years after joe d'ambrosio was convicted of murder and sentenced to death, his mother passed away. joe was not allowed to leave death row. so a catholic priest and former lawyer named neil kookoothe decided to attend her funeral on joe's behalf. >> i asked the corrections officers, would you let me talk with joe for just a few minutes so that i can walk him through his mother's funeral. and while joe was very appreciative of

england coach eddie jones ramping up tomorrow the big one.ch eddiejones ramping up the pressure. they can be confident but it will be difficult for them to come to twickenham and played like they did against scotland. hello and good evening. we will be back live at twickenham in a minute ahead of what some are calling the biggest name of this —— biggest game of this six nations. but let‘s start in south korea where the winter olympics have begun. north and south korea entered the stadium as one team. the athletes will be competing over 17 days with team gb aiming for its most successful winter games. it was on a freezing night although not as cold as it has been. the theme of the ceremony was a relevant one. peace and harmony seen through the eyes of five children exploring a winter landscape. a celebration of the nature ‘s culture. tea m the nature ‘s culture. team gb leading by lizzy yarnold certainly enjoyed their moment. it is the biggest british winter olympic team ever and they are targeting their best ever performance. and then enterin

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. >> reporter: eddie brown was just a regular, old grade school teacher. >> she speaks spanish, mr.rown. >> reporter: until he started telling jokes only teachers could truly appreciate. now he speaks for an occupation. ♪ i've always wanted to share a special moment with my mom. i think surprising her with a night ski trip would just be the biggest gift i could give her. let's make that happen. she's gonna be so excited. ♪ take me where i want to be. ♪ ♪ let me dream, oh, let me dream... ♪ there's somethingdoing toyou may be missing. a key part of your wellness that you may be... overlooking. it's your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite, from bausch + lomb. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish those nutrients. ocuvite has lutein, zeaxanthin, and omega-3. nourish your eyes to help them be their healthy best. ocuvite eye vitamins. be good to your eyes. ♪...nausea, heartburn,♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!♪ here's pepto bismol! ah. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!

let's go. >> reporter: at a varnett charter school in houston, eddie brown is teaching sixth gradersenergy. the kids love him in the classroom. >> good job today. >> reporter: but by all accounts, eddie is even more effective in the teacherss lounge, where he demonstrates the power of laughter. >> she speaks spanish. >> reporter: eddie is always making fun of his frustrations, always finding humor in the tortures of the job >> as soon as they leave, oh! >> reporter: and his audience can clearly relate. >> oh, you feel that way, too? ha! i thought i was the only one. i'm not crazy! i already knew my immediate circle of teachers went through it but i didn't know this transcend districts and states-- countries. >> reporter: eddie discovered that reach quite by accident. about a year ago, he posted a video on his facebook page. called it, "what public school teachers really say." >> professional development? i'm as professionally developed as i'm going to get. >> reporter: that video went viral, as did the next. >> this is why the tip the bartender so much. she's the only one who underst

eddie jones has been ramping up game.mping up the pressure with those comments, he won't need any reminding though that it he won't need any reminding though thatitis he won't need any reminding though that it is ten years tomorrow since his opposite number, the welsh head coach, took charge and beat england, eddiejones will be hoping that history does not repeat itself tomorrow. before the big england—wales match, ireland host italy at the aviva stadium at 2.15. the irish needed a brilliant jonny sexton last gasp drop kick to narrowly beat france last weekend, but they'll no doubt be hopng for a much more comprehensive scoreline against italy. on sunday france travel to murrayfield to play scotland. onto tonight's action and bath are up to third place in the aviva premiership with a convincing win over northampton. the saints had started well and bath took a while to get going, but when they did they were all over the struggling saints. matt banahan putting them ahead before half time — freddie burns converting on his wa

eddie jones has twickenham between england and wales.nes has been up to his usual mind games, this time questioning the courage of rhys patchell, asking if he has the bottle for the match. we will see whether or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends with what will be a fierce cauldron in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be here. england against wales. it could go some way to determining who will win this trophy this year. with england back in 2014 and part of that success for winning side. what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, what have you made of those comments from eddie jones, ramping what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, ramping up the pressure on rhys patchell? hopefully it works and doesn't go the other way. england need to put pressure on him. there will be pressure but if he isa him. there will be pressure but if he is a youngster and he's been playing ever so well, if he gets it right tomorrow eddie might have to mince his words. you play the game, ifan m

eddie van hoof has been dismissed from his post with british gymnastics. a subsequent investigation gymnastics governing body have today said there are irreconcilable differences between the two parties regarding leadership, conduct and the culture of coaching. italy are taking the lead in the cycle race in abu dhabi. he will be wearing their leader's red jersey on stage three which is a 133 kilometres circuit of abu dhabi. svitolina of ukraine is through to the semifinals of the tennis championships. defending champion needed only one hour and 23 minutes to secure that triumph. it's been ten yea rs to secure that triumph. it's been ten years since ferrari won the formula one title but they have a new car with which they hope to end mercedes dominance. 0ur reporter was there at the unveiling. formula one has always been about glitz and glamour. today mercedes lunch was more like a film premiere. lewis hamilton is a four times world champion, now in his sixth season at mercedes. his contract is up at the end of the season but there is no twist on the spot,

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freddy insists he's innocent but his story of a criminal twin brother eddie doesn't convince even his shrink he tells him to drop the act it was others were easy. to skew the truth on few muslims who try to take him. on this. seems pretty. pretty empty a powerful gripping debut. as i said german thrillers are a rare commodity but we've got one more for you today this time it's a full on gangster movie from director. starring mort's blood troy as a one time criminal trying to go straight. as me if you don't count ricky has served his time and just back out on the mean streets of frankfort. he took the heat for his brother and a friend it cost him five years now he wants to start over. but his old crew is still out there and money is tight. it's just that. he's going to go. see. the fixed income not. the pension shisha so few times and. there. is always a symbol. for the. will. so he goes back to the life one last job a sure thing drop the local drug dealers a fifty thousand euros worth of heroin sell it take the cash and start a new life. among. see that a bus that offers you the very

eddie. does not want to go to florida he'd never been on the plane and he's saying that right now isn't the time for him to try now they don't want to think that he and my sister saw me many times that her husband is abusive abusive abusive i think the objective is to move mom separate mom. and me and sell the hols. or rent the house and put them into. and this social situation and it sounded pretty bad here in. new orleans because if you. don't so we'll both you all look so good yeah you did wrong and they look where you look where you know where it is not only is where your mom oh well i don't know yet is where we are then yeah we did it yeah i warned him she yelled how we traded yeah yeah yeah yeah. i know you're very pretty and forced. for a free. but let us pray the lord's prayer. over so why isn't there an alibi i would leave reading that i mean you know we'll be on the outer as it is and i think you have an array of guard from whom all of lessons. and you are a part of that everything

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reportera: con 19 aÑos, eddy asegura que estÁ cansado de las promesas de los polÍticos.as que tambiÉn se renovarÁ el congreso y nueve gobernaciones . 80 y 7.5 millones de mexicanos conforman -- 87.5 millones de mexicanos conforman el electorado. a pesar de que el voto juvenil serÁ determinante, para este ex consejero electoral la clase polÍtica estÁ en deuda con la poblaciÓn. >> tenemos una juventud con decepciones, con desencanto, incertidumbre, carencias de todo tipo. reportera: por lo pronto de las redes sociales ya circulan vÍdeos invitando a los jÓvenes a las urnas . los candidatos aÚn tienen tiempo para buscar cÓmo atraer al voto joven, ya que la campaÑas electorales inician el 30 de marzo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aranxta: al regresar, dueÑos de armas deciden tomar ♪ ♪ ♪ >>esta noche nos despedimos con las poderosas imÁgenes de personas que tras esta Última masacre, decidieron destruir su arma como manera de protestar en contra de la violencia con armas de fuego,} estos baÑos de pistolas y rifles dicen haber sido enmiendas de la reforma constitucional. tras el temor que caigan en

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eddy and i were talking about this earlier. why have mass shootings grown, not just a lot in the last 20 years, but in the last 2 1/2 or three years. why is there this sudden explosion and proliferation of school shootings. that is a complicated cultural question. lots of questions. at the heart of this when donald trump gets up on television and says, we will do anything at all to protect you, anything at all to protect you, except have a conversation about the one thing that explains on a really basic level why america, which is not more violent than the rest of the world, but is much more deadly, why that is, which is about the prevalence of these weapons of mass destruction. >> steve, i want to speak to you -- you and i are the two non-practicing republicans in this conversation, and we carry the most culpability of a party being held hostage by the nra. the nra is a gun lobby out of step with the vast majority of its members that support more common sense gun measures. most gun owners are for things like gun locks and gun

the way i knew eddie.cest guy, he's got the biggest heart. sometimes you may think he'd be the most intimidating guy, especially if he looks at you the wrong way if you're from the media and you want to talk to him. he was very important to me, when i came up i struggled at first in big leagues. i was 3 for 5 opening day, 1982. i was fourth in my next 63. 7 for 68, heading a little over .100. it was really important, you think of bo weaver as an empathetic soul. he was to me and most people don't see him that way. he helped me get through but eddie murray was the example and eddie murray took me under his wing and showed me the importance of playing every day. >> james: we come back i want to find out what was instrumental in you getting over that to enjoy this stellar hall of fame career you had. more with cal ripkin jr. after this. ♪ >> announcer: portions of "the james brown show" are brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more o it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sw

i think eddie jones is a little bit worried about him in some ways! in the lead up to said something about you in the lead uptoa said something about you in the lead up to a match, what frame of mind with that leave you in? every individual psyche and how they deal with it, i would be thinking, this isa with it, i would be thinking, this is a good thing, if i was rhys patchell, it shows he knows i can play and dominate, in terms of how wales want to move forward and play more of an expansive game, give the ball more air, he's very good at it. ifi ball more air, he's very good at it. if i was him i would think it was a compliment. then you have to come out and perform it. he is making you know, you have to do it in front of 90,000 people. the six nations, usually important, in the backdrop of all of this, the world cup on the horizon, that is what eddiejones has been tasked with, masterminding that, our england on the right track, do they have what it takes to win the world cup? look at the statistics, you cannot win this many games and not be on the r

i had the chance to spend a year inside this room with eddie and his students. that's really unusual. you usually don't have journalists sitting in a classroom. it was unusual for me. it was unusual for the students, and it was unusual for the teacher. he was easy for me to explain to eddie what i hope to do in his room and why i was there, and the principal, everybody who invited me in. and it was really hard to explain to the students why i was there. i could not walk up to them at six hi, i'm a journalist, i'd like to write a book about kids learning english who had just arrived here. and it was important to me that the kids know that there is a journalist in the room, decide if you want to be in the book or not. i only wrote about the kids wanted to share their stories. ultimately, i actually had to hire 14 different interpreters, one for every home language in the room, and meet with the kids individually at lunchtime to say hey, i'm a journalist. i've been invited into your school, and i'm really honored to get the chance to write about the worker teacher

listen, eddie has been very polite this week, he hasn't called anybody out and been very comes entry their game plan to new zealand's, albeit potentially new zealand's, albeit potentially new zealand light. but as a coach gregor townsend is growing. he's the most inexperienced of the bunch and he's trying it on for size that little bit, withjustification. if england's macro art of side half the time they are doing theirjob properly. england have talked about being defensively strong for a long time and not quite delivered yet. we will see how they go tomorrow. stay with us. talking about the calcutta cup, what a trophy it is, it's not just the six nations teams are playing we've got the triple crown of course, a nice piece of silverware. tonight in marseille france and italy are playing for the giuseppe garibaldi cup, but there is nothing but the history of the calcutta cup. asjohn watson explains. here we are in the heart of the world would museum at twickenham this is what it's all about, those historic matches between scotland and england, the calcutta cup. why is it called the ca

from eddie b comedy, which is what it means for him. >> trying to figure out how early i got to get to school just to beat some people to the copy machine. mr. brown, why is your hair everywhere? because my life is everywhere. my administrator is going to give me a write up. >> something tells me he's over it. >> sometimes the highlight of my day is snatching a note that a student wrote to another student and reading it at my desk. i didn't know why she was asking the question. >> didn't give the little sister a chance. you didn't even know what it was. >> i know what it ain't. this is how i call the roll now. hey, is this the 100th day of school or just a few days closer to spring break. >> i think it's closer to spring break. >> a little boy coughed on his paper. >> this is the way eddy b handled it. i threw the red pen at him and told him to put a 75 on it and throw it away. >> he's a day or two after spring break. >> we'll give him a few days of rest and relaxation. >> men get to work to rescue a young deer that's caught in barbed wire. >>> and here to save the day. >> they can't d

i was told by my lawyer and told that my sister may come that i said would get separated from eddie eddie. does not want to go to florida he'd never been on the plane and he thing that right now isn't the time for him to try now they don't want to think that he and my sister throw me many times that her husband is abusive abusive abusive i think the objective is to move mom separate mom. and me and sell the hols or rent the house and put them into. and the social situation and it's. putting in. both you all look so good yeah you did wrong and they look where you look where you know where it is not only is ready along oh well i don't know yet it's been worse then yeah we did it yeah i warned him she yelled how we traded yeah yeah yeah yeah . i know you're been pretty enforced. race. so let us pray the lord's prayer. over the wires and have an alibi will believe anything that means you know we'll be on that or is it even heaven for you guard from whom all of this. and you are a part of that everything will be worth the missing lives i know you and i don't blame you for doing. it well. i hav

countries. >> eddie discovered that reach, quite by accident.deo on his facebook page, called it what public school teachers say. >> professional development. i'm as professionally developed as i'm going to get. the video went viral. this is why i tip the bartender so much. she the only one that understand me. now, 60 videos later, the ordinary science teacher from houston is an icon among educators selling out his teachers only comedy tour across the country. like elvis with a masters degree, performing a set about mandatory staff meetings. >> you don't know what it means to have a short meeting. shut up! shut up! >> reporter: what did you tap into? >> what they want to say and don't say. don't get paid enough. not being able to teach how you want to teach. in that sense there is nothing funny about his comedy. and fed up with being micromanaged and would look to be trusted again. at the end of each show. eddie is as serious as detention. >> don't let them sap your creativity. >> that's how this one man came to speak for an occupation. >> that'

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eddie yan. our purview is advising the mayor and board of supervisors in environmental matters and set policy. we passed a resolution last night after much consideration that involved extensive independent review. we also had an extensive item by california energy commissioners as us on a global economy moving to 100% renewable energy. we hope you vote to divest and -- >> so we resolved that we are supporting as a whole commission the full and expeditious divestment of the retirement fund, beginning with the immediate divestment of assets that have had negative returned for five more years. we know you would take longer to responsibly divest, but we urge you to do that. if the world -- >> you've reached your time. >> we change the world. >> barry hermanson. kristin spalding, david page. >> i decline. >> barry hermanson, sierra club, san francisco green party, divest now. >> thank you very much. kristin spalding, david page. is kristin spalding in the room? >> no. >> okay. david page, i saw you e

grooming gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddie 496. gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddie 4%. population so that tells us something needs to be investigated. what else did your research revealed ? we what else did your research revealed? we also focused a lot on child exploitation and there was a study in 2013 that identified two different types of offender, type one targeting victims based on vulnerability, this is key in grooming gangs, and type two targeting victims based on specific sexual interest in children. type one, 75% asian, type two or 100% bite. this isjust —— is a specific crime profile we are looking at and i would encourage further research. the report talks about this notjust being in the north—east, it is all across the uk. vulnerable women across the uk. vulnerable women across the country. is that the way you see at? for a long time, we did not talk about this because it was so not talk about this because it was so afraid of hurting cultural sentiments so this is a good first step and definitely a long way to go. that idea of being worried about offending c

eddie jones is twickenham with england and wales tomorrow.etup. questioning whether rhys patchell has the bottle, as he said, for the match. earlier the wales captain had this to say. people forget rhys patchell has been around the squad for a few years. he would probably like a few more caps as a people who have been in and amongst it but he has experience among the camp. it is a step up, playing away at twickenham against england, but he is ready for that and is focused on thejob in hand. michael 0'neill‘s bouye extension as the northern ireland manager has been successfully extended. he has taken the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's history. i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, the job i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, thejob i took on six years ago is still as appealing and exciting as it was then. the nature of football, it is a lucrative business, but for me, it is the personal nature of this job that has been a big factor in the decision to stay on. walter smit

they made a movie about eddie the eagle.the same about cal berkeley grad, 33-year-old graduate degree from harvard. smart enough to figure the qualifying process. and earn herself a spot in these olympic games. for hungary. not the united states. she has no tricks, no jumps. this was her best effort. not a jek heroke here. last in the standings, but first in water cooler conversation. the shib sibs coming home with a bronze, the shibutani, fourth straight olympics an american pair medal. u.s. men's hockey team rose to the occasion. two wins in pyeongchang. at expense of slovakia. two more in the third. the u.s. rolls, 5-1. next up, czech republic in the quarterfinals. happens tomorrow night. updated medical count. norway in front with 28 total. and helping the american cause. u.s. with 12 total. back with more news after this. ♪ ♪ show me the olympic winter games ♪ ♪ like i've never seen before. ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yeah, i always know the scor♪. ♪ triple corks in 4k... lookin' so sick. ♪ ♪ stream live on every screen, every win,

eddie the eagle criticises winter olympic athletes for complaining about the cold — we'll hear from thenow, the united states is in the grips of one of the worst flu seasons in a decade, and it's not over yet. at least 63 children have died from the illness and tens of thousands have been hospitalized. across the border in canada, 130 deaths are being blamed on the flu. so what is making this season so intense and what precautions can be taken? joining me now is anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. thank you forjoining me. how bad is this flu season? it is very bad. looking at the time from when we started recording these kinds of numbers, it clearly is the worst seasonal flu we have had so far. there have been more hospitalisations, there has been more serious disease, more widespread disease than we have seen. at first it resembled the 2014-15 seen. at first it resembled the 2014—15 seasonal flu, but in the last few weeks it has surpassed that in intensity and seriousness. and i would assume it still has a few more weeks to run? we were

eddie pells was there, covering the olympics for the ap. he joins me now via skype.ie, expectations height but more than met, right? tell u wabout it. >>ld say way more than met. she went out there and essentially won the gold medal on her first run and had the whole thing secured and then, you know, for her last run, n didn'td to do anything but, you know, it's a snowboardinha mantraif you don't do your best the result doesn't matter, so she went out there andid basically the hardest run we've ever seen a woman do on a half pike, landed it perfectly, and then she couldalk away with the gold medal and being able to say, hey, i put my best stt uff ere and, to a lot of leople, that's really what snowboarding is about. >> brown: she's also the child of south korean immigrants. how that playing there? >> it's huge in south korea. they love their sports stars. they don't have a milon, but they will adopt chloe. she's a california kid but she knows the story line. this is where her parents are from and her grandma still lives, and theiny're lit. she's going to be a star in

roger bone, markjones, and salford's eddie coleman.r, geoffrey bennett, david pecaut duncan edwards. dublin's on boy. my god, there wasn't any who came home. there are those who went down that long, long road before us, but we try to keep them in our site. and memories high as the busby babes are in mortal. the red devils that never died. gregg harry ending sportsday with john watson. —— harry gregg. the world's most powerful rocket is being launched into space tonight. the falcon heavy launcher, made by elon musk‘s spacex company, has twice the lifting capacity of any other rocket. but it is also, uniquely, intended to be re—usable. if all goes well, mr musk believes the rocket‘s payload could be in orbit for several hundred million yea rs. our science correspondent, victoria gill, is here with me now. victoria, when will it set of? that's the big question hanging over this space launch at the moment. the original window open half an hour ago, and actually we have had a delay until 8:45pm. spacex is saying the window will now open at

eddie pells of the a.p. from south korea.nk you so much. >> all right, thank you. >> woodruff: on the ne online right now, as the senate begins debate on immigration, you can find a cheat sheet to explain every proposal ctogether in ort for easy comparison. that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, soon.ou and see you >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new ge, like spanish, french german, italian, and more. babbel's 10-15 minute lessons are available as an app, or online. more information on babbel.com. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. ar >>gie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and secuty. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing suppo

eddie glod, at princeton university. and elise jordan, a "time" columnist. robert, did you get the sense what happened yesterday is forcing people in power, i'm talking the president, other members of the gop like marco rubio, to reconsider where they stand? credit to rubio for showing up last night. but the heat is on. >> the heat is certainly on. you see these protests in tallahassee and in places across the country marching out of schools, students across the country are really taking up this movement as their own. but the question really is, is there going to be pressure on lawmakers in washington and in state capitals to actually act. to move forward with firearm restrictions? so far, most republicans in power in congress are talking about background checks. they're talking about more modest proposals. not the kind of sweeping reforms that many of these survivors and families are talking about. >> all right, ashley, i need to have an understanding. maybe you can help me with what the president's actual position is. because he's tweeting about arming tea

patrick gearey watched the action. head coach eddie jones.en italy. england have always beaten their philosophy demands that this team forget that and the fact they have only lost once in three years in the six nations. your mind must be fully on the next pass, the first try. on the next pass, anthony watson scored it. on the next pass, with the next world cup 18 months away, england have been trying to establish a cruel streak and with the ruthless instinct of the hunter, watson was over again five minutes later. but italy were not simply wounded prey. even under constant pressure they found an escape. tommaso benvenuti the getaway runner. england stayed further down the road. owen farrell scored before the break, then a first internation ——al try for sam simmonds, in the team because of injuries another english option. but wales, who play england next, will watch this italian move a few times this week. will watch this italian move proof that there is space to be exploited, even if this bellini nearly ran out. exploited, even if this englan

callum wilson, junior stanislas, and nathan ake all found the net — a much needed win for eddie howe'silla let slip a one goal lead in their copa del reya semi—final first leg away at leganes. remember, leganes knocked out real madrid in the last round. favourites, sevilla took the lead in the first half, through luis muriel, but the visitors battled back. the equaliser coming from greek defender dimitrios siovas. the second leg is next wednesday. grid girls will no longer be used by formula 1 from the start of the 2018 championship season. grid girls are models used to conduct certain promotional tasks, usually wearing clothing that bears the name of a sponsor. their duties include holding umbrellas or driver name—boards on the grid and lining the corridor through which the drivers walk on their way to the podium. russian president vladimir putin has insisted his country always stood for clean sport. putin told his athletes to forget about doping scandals when they compete at the pyeongchang winter olympics next month. the international olympic committee has banned russia from taking

to golf, eddie pepperell edged out fellow englishman to win... he had come close before. him. on the pga tour, just enough time to let you know in the honda classic in it's been won by a playoff byjustin thomas. he won the pga championship last year. he birdied the 18th, the first playoff hole they played. up against luke list. thomas has won his eighth pga title there on his very first playoff hole. that's about all we have got time for. everything was on the website. but for me and everyone else on the team, bye for now. hello there. we have got some very cold and wintry weather on the cards to see at the end of february and into the start of march. in fact, this week, the weather is going to be particularly disruptive. some bitter snowfall along with bitter winds. some wintry sunshine but really, the temperatures will be really, the temperatures will be really low. that's because we've got the aircoming in really low. that's because we've got the air coming in from siberia, northern russia... we start off monday morning with a few snow showers, particularly towards the

england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliverr to win at the qatar masters. the pair shared the lead overnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday. more on those stories on the bbc sport website including reaction to manchester city's victory in the league cup final. bbc.co.uk/sport. next, meet the author. john tusa has been broadcast, bbc executive, a tsar in performance and in academia, but now he's brought it all together in a memoir called making a noise. from his own experience, getting it right and getting it wrong, as he puts it. and from the people he has worked with. it's more than a personal portrait, it's a picture, drawn from an intriguing angle of what kind of country we live in today. welcome. it is a story of modern britain, isn't it, seen through some of our institutions in the arts? and of course, here in the bbc. yes, i think it is, and i think that what it is is

there wasn't many who came home, roger, mark, eddie, tommy taylor, geoffrey, duncan edwards, dublin ‘t long long road before us but we swore we will try to keep them in our site. in memory the busby babes are all immortal. the red devils‘s spirit will never die. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stephen bush, special correspondent for the new statesman, and the deputy political editor at the sun, steve hawkes. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft‘s leaders of volatility of world stock markets complete with a picture of frayed nerves on wall street. the guardian reports that tesco may face a £4 million bill for back pay in what could become the uk's largest ever equal pay claim. it also has an image of so—called cheddar man, dating back 10,000 yea rs. cheddar man, dating back 10,000 years. a planned reform of the gig economy could lead to millions of new work is getting better rights,

england's eddie pepperell has claimed his first european tour title after holding off compatriot oliververnight, but fisher could have forced a play—off but missed a birdie putt on the 18th. pepperell carded a two—under final round to finish on 18 under and secure victory. that's all from sportsday.

referee moss consulted with his assistant eddie smart to clarify whether kane was offside as the ballally awarding the spot—kick. england scrum half ben youngs has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations with a knee injury. youngs came off in the win over italy with what's turned out to be a ruptured ligament and could now miss the rest of the club season for leicester too. he's been replaced in the squad by richard wigglesworth of saracens. scotland wing byron mcguigan, seen here wearing number 11, minneapolis. the eagles were underdogs partly because their star quarterback carson wentz was injured. and had been replaced by back up nick foles who defied the odds to lead his team to victory. the eagles already had a good head start, and have won so many games at that point. all they had to do was win a few games, and they could play any games at home except the super bowl. so, we felt good. but, i am not going to say that at the back of my head, i realised that they had less of a chance of going to super bowl. it turned out, who knows what happens? nick nick foles got it done. h

eddie's cafe. little joe's pizza, mindful body. the bakery. pioneer and san francisco market corporation. many have been legacy businesses. >> i have a quick question. you go back to the last slide. some of these have not come up yet. they are still in process? >> in processor just been nominated and haven't provided us with an application. >> okay, thank you. >> sometimes the supervisors nominate the businesses and we reach out to see if they are interested in applying. >> thank you. >> for business assistance services the legacy provided technical assistance to 24 unduplicated clients, 110 hours of difficulties this fiscal year. since the program launched it has served 53 unique clients and provided 464 hours of consulting. legacy businesses have access to all training workshops offered through the san francisco small business development center or spdc at no cost. topics include marketing, financial management, quick books, access to capital and technology. spdc partnered with business blocks, a san francisco small business company to provi

eddie, you work on a campus every day. it's for my kids it's a reality they have been since newtown living with what's the exit that we need to look out -- how do i climb out the window? they're traumatized. i don't understand and yet the reality on campus is that this is something you have to think about every day. >> oh, absolutely. and there are areas of this country that experience this without the spectacle of a massacre. there are students in right now in chicago and in oakland and in jackson, mississippi, and las vegas who are entering schools through metal detectors. who inter -- many of those students are experiencing ptsd because they have seen their friends shot down. and the way in which we have accounted for is not because of the prevalence of guns. it's been because of something wrong where the culture in those particular communities and we know it's the prevalence of guns. these instruments of -- that's all they are. and so we have to do something. one of the things that i -- i'll say this really quickly, li

buy an iphone 8 and get a second iphone 8 on us. >> remember what eddie vedder taught us.e don't want to be the bag. we want to be the boxer. so why not invoke it and put some rationality into what happened today because man, it was just plane irrational the last 18 minutes the nuttiest i have ever seen since >>> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money. i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ are samantha meis and connor riley, who want to make your next trip to the coffee shop a thing of the past. ♪ hello, sharks. my name is samantha meis. and i'm connor riley. our company is mistobox, and we are here today seeking a $75,000 investment in exchange

have you ever met eddie murphy or arsenio?age of i think it was the naaacp n naacp awards. i didn't say anything to him. >> jimmy: that explains this post on instagram. this was a "coming to america" party you had. >> while we were filming "black panther." >> jimmy: what else did you do at the party? what made it a "coming to america" party? >> the waiters were all dressed as the mcdowall staff. >> jimmy: the fake mcdonald's. >> yes, yes. then when we were coming in, we played the music when the king is coming in, we played that music and all the party-goers threw us petals and everything. >> jimmy: you really turned around on this movie, didn't you? >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: when we come back, we'll see a clip from "black panther" that is coming to theaters very soon. lupita nyong'o is with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ both my parents were very well educated back in bangladesh. my mom has her masters and my dad worked in the pharmaceutical industry. here they are serving food or they're delivering. and whether its hard for t

before we go, news broke this evening of the death aged 73 of soul star, eddy amoo.was a member of the band the real thing in the 1970s, who were pioneers of black british music and the first all—black band that was with you to me are everything in 1976. we'll leave you now with another of their performances — from top of the pops in 1977. goodnight. #my # my love is a shelter... # my love is a shelter... # let it be a shade... # let it be a shade... # somewhere you can run to... # somewhere you can run to... # your troubles will fade... life so full of shadows, and so # life so full of shadows, and so full of rain, let my arms around you and keep out the pain... # good evening and welcome to sportsday. the headlines tonight. it is the first six nations win of 2018 forefront and the first with a match laid outside paris. demonstrations at hull city into night's championship, we will renew more. and great britain's women miss out on olympic curling gold, but they will battle for bronze tomorrow. the third round a rugby union's six nations championship is under way wit