degrees elsie is and only just making than three orfour degrees elsie is and onlyjust making seminarwill be colder and of an frost return with more in the way of sunshine. —— and fog and frost return. this is bbc news. the headlines: brazil has welcomed in 2019 with a firework display above the crescent of copacabana beach in rio attended by hundreds of thousands of people. in london, big ben, the great bell of parliament's clock tower, was brought out of repair to ring in the new year. the north korean leader, kimjong—un, has warned that he may change course on denuclearisation if washington continues to demand unilateral concessions. in his new year's message, he said the us would have to reciprocate. he also said he is ready to meet president trump at any time. three people, including a police officer, have been wounded ina stabbing in the northern english city of manchester. one man has been arrested. a witness of the attacks said the suspect shouted allah and slogans criticising the actions of western governments in the middle east. almost two—thirds of councils in england didn'

isa am delighted that someone like elsie is a member of the union.members. as far as we can tell, from all of the evidence, a clear majority of your members... that is not true! well, it is true. no, it is untrue! i am the best judge of what the members want. over two years, judge of what the members want. over two yea rs, we judge of what the members want. over two years, we didn't do an opinion poll, we have had a brexit watch since the referendum results. and at that time, and right through, there doesn't appear to be any great movement within what our members a say. last year my policy conference, two 1/2—hour debate, high—level contributions, and we arrived at a particular policy. our policy desperately is to have a general election, that is the people's vote that i want —— 2.5 hour. at general election that will enable the british people to make a judgement on going forward, including on the question of brexit. yes, but as you know, going back to the world of reality, it is not like the labour party and opposition members parliament can force a

listen to one young unite member, elsie greenwood, who wrote this open letter to you: "members that lens meant to represent, a big majority of them, young people such as myself, think our union should back a people's vote. it is clear that decisions regarding brexit go past party lines." stephen. hang on. it's important to finish this. "unitejobs, my union members, colleagues, members‘jobs are at risk, and it is a fact that people, including len, need to recognise. " i am delighted that someone like elsie is a member of my union and is active. more power to her elbow. i have 1.4 million members, and so reading that... again, as far as we can tell, from all of the evidence, a clear majority of your members wanta... that's not true! well, it is true. no, it isn't true! i'm the bestjudge of what our members want, because we do constantly, over two years, not an opinion poll, i don't know who that was, we have had a brexit watch since the referendum results. and at that time, and right through, there doesn't appear to be any great movement within what our members say. last year at my policy

should win on the other side of things, bail deserves to win the award but i went to see elsie fisheris movie eighth grade when the award for best actress in a musical comedy but olivia coleman will take it at the end of the day but i hope for surprise elsie fisher. if you haven't seen a great, one of the most incredible films of the year, very small independent film touching on the reality of what it is like to be in middle school. really well done film. rob: what about best director? >> this category, great year for movies because a lot of popular films that made a lot of money in the box office being nominated. in this category, alfonso cuaron will win for his film that is on netflix, bradley cooper deserves this award, what he did for his directorial debut was absolutely brilliant but i think it the end of the night alfonso will go home. if you haven't seen his movie children of men or gravity, highly recommend those. rob: roma look so boring. all his movies have been great. >> i understand where you're coming from. it is a hard sell, black and white, subtitled, i totally get that

president donald trump is digging in his heels and elsie that the u.s. government shutdown could last quote a long time i. told his cabinet today that he will keep the government shutdown for as long as it takes he's meeting with top democratic and republican lawmakers this afternoon to discuss the impasse but he's sticking to his insistence that the budget needs to include funding for a border war with mexico something that democrats are refusing to support the partial shutdown has now entered its second week its twelfth day here's part of what the u.s. president had to say just a while ago. the united states needs a physical barrier needs a wall to stop illegal immigration and to halt deadly inflow of drugs and crime. where in the shut down because of the fact that the democrats are looking to twenty twenty they think they're not going to win the election i guess a lot of signs point to the fact that they're not going to win the election i hope they're not going to win the election but they view this is that election point for them i actually think it'

0h, stop it, elsie. you shouldn't laugh at people. well, i can't help it.i looked like him. i want you to get up out of your seat right now and say i want my sin forgiven. i'm looking forward to death because i want to go into that glorious new world where i believe everybody that knows christ is going to go. and i'm going to have all the answers that now i would like to have answers to. i love you, but i'm the man and you are the woman, and i'll make the decisions concerning my life. you better think about what you're saying. you better think about the consequences of your actions. 0h, shut up, woman. # you better think. think! # think about what you're trying to do to me. think. think, think. # let your mind go, let yourself be free. # let's go back, let's go back. # let's go way on back when. # i didn't even know you. # you couldn't have been too much more than ten. # when combing my hair now. # wondering which dress i'm going to wear now. # i say a little prayerfor you. # oh, yes, i do. # you make me feel. # a natural woman. # a woman. # oh, yeah! . man

. >> oh, elsie can stay with him. yeah. elsie will do it.ate. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, connie britton, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> hi! >> seth: how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, guys! i realize i have a mic pack like in this side of my back and i walked out and i probably looked a little like the hunchback. >> seth: oh you think you -- i think we probably shot it in a way that it was unrecognizable. >> i'm sure you did. guys, i know you can handle this. [ light laughter ] you can handle my hunchback. these camera people are professionals! >> seth: they are very good. >> they're so good. >> seth: i -- you look fantastic as always, and i want to congratulate you. obviously right after the -- inauguration, there was a woman's march. this is now -- it was three years ago. or three women's march ago. you just had the third one. >> three women's marches ago, we did. >> seth: and you are a veteran now of all three. >> we -- we. we, all of us we. >> seth: but you've been to each one now at this point. >> i hav

. >> elsie can stay with him. elsie can do it. come to dinner with me and then your date -- elsie? doesn't have anything else to do. she can do it. >> okay, then i'll go so hank. >> so much fun. >> great. quite a hoot. it airs on showtime. and connie britton, a cka allie joins us. you give good mom. let's talk about allie. how do you describe her? you watch her, she's annoying but entertaining, too. >> we were just talking about it earlier. it is fun, you know, i love to play powerful women, but it's also with this character, it's fun to kind of go into the dark side. you know, it's sort of -- sort of -- i sometimes think of her as who i feel like when i'm on my -- on the worst day, you know what i mean? >> yes. >> and on the show, i look at this character as somebody who gave up a lot. she gave up -- she was a successful lawyer. she had all these dreams about what she was going to accomplish. she gave it up to get married and to have money and to be a mother. and she's angry. >> all the characters have issues -- >> all the characters have issues on the show. that's something impor

of them and some cities though didn't escape sporadic violence i owe i i was french called pastor elsie i reported to its journalists and to accompany security officers were assaulted they were covering a rally in a northern french city of rule one of the security offices had his nose broken and needed hospital treatment also reports to of attacks into meditation on journalists across the country. now the u.s. government shutdown has become the longest in the country's history in this week accusations have been flying back and forth between the democrat leaders and donald trump democrats in congress have refused to acknowledge the crisis president trump mustapha holding nothing people hostage might stop manufacturing a crisis stoke fear and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration and must reopen the government the federal government remains shut down for one reason and one reason only because democrats will not fund border security no. the president should pound the table and demand he gets his way or else the government shuts down senator chuck schumer has repeatedly su

. >> madam president elsie to my friend for marilyn, i will repeat the question in a minute.t the answer to his question to me is because this will not produce a result. it has been perfectly clear that the only way to produce this result is for the president, the speaker of the house and the minority leader to agree because we need votes from democrats both in the senate and the house in order to pass a measure that the president will sign. but my question of the senator from maryland, was, is this blockade against business on the floor absolute? >> madam president? >> senator from maryland. >> i will repeat my request to the stingless majority leader whether his objections are absolute. i just -- let me just point this out. we passed the bill that i ask unanimous consent basically, that's been passed near unanimously by this body. 92 Ãsix for the appropriations passed. last time i checked the constitution that is enough even for an override. i don't think anything has changed. these bills have nothing to do, zero to do with homeland security wall issue. zero! so why does i

with tuesday's siege at a luxury hotel in nairobi. 21 people are now known to have been killed, this elsie would be serious injuries and deaths if nothing was done to let a growing crowd of fans into the ground before kick off. match police commander david duckenfield denies manslaughter by gross negligence, leading to the deaths of 95 liverpool fans in 1989. our correspondent fiona trott is at preston crown court. what is the latest from there? what we are hearing today from the prosecution is a sense of urgency in the minutes leading up to kick off. seriously, open the gates, open the gates, one police officer said. the prosecution also says another policeman described bloody chaos in leppings lane, thousands can't get in. back at police headquarters there were more calls for horses, more reinforcements. the court saw several minutes of film, where people were climbing over the walls to get into the ground. it is day three of the prosecution opening and richard matthews qc said the jury will hear during this trial from another witness on how the gates we re another witness on how the ga

. >>> for "eighth grade," elsie fisher. >>> for "tully," charlize theron. >>> for "crazy rich asians,tance wu. >> and the golden globe goes to -- oh, shoot i ripped the envelope. >> stick with it. >> you read it. >> olivia colman, "the favourite.." >> announcer: this is olivia colman second nomination and second win. she's two for two. she wins her golden globes of queen anne of britain for "the favourite." [ applause ] >> hello. oh, thank you so much. i'm not going to cry because i've been crying all evening. okay. hi. thank you for the sandwiches, amazing. thank you. so thank you. thank you very much to hollywood foreign press. thank you so much. and fox and element. and thank you the most. and my bitche, emma and rachel. thank you. every second of working with you girls was such a joy. so much fun. i'm so sad for it to be finished. and i would like to tell you how much this film means to me but i can't think of it because i'm too excited. [ bleep ] and i went on a private yet jet. and i ate constantly throughout the film. it was brilliant. and i promise i will keep on enjoying this

with this serious little guy, elmer hemphill, born in 1935 on a farm near tryon, oklahoma, to parents elsie and marvel. >> he learned his work ethic from my grandparents because they believed in work. >> the hemphills, like other oklahomans, are hit by drought and dust storms during the great depression. many of their neighbors flee to california. but they stay put. when elmer is just a kid, a stranger shows up at the farm to buy some hay. and the boy jumps at the chance to make a sale. >> i see you got four bales of hay there. >> my grandma looked outside, and he was talking to a guy that had shown up. >> how much you want for all four? >> for all four? >> she went out and asked if, uh, she could help him. and he said, "this young man's already taken care of it." turns out he did make a fair deal, probably better than grandpa would've made. but, uh... >> how old was he? >> she said he was 5 at the time. >> so he was a pint-sized deal maker. >> yes. >> at age 13, elmer convinces the town banker to give him a business loan. what is a 13-year-old borrowing money for? >> well, he was gonna use

there's specific guidelines about when it's due or elsie incur late fees. after a very short period of time. they could start the procedures to have me removed from where i live. >> at least there's a process in place for that. still -- are you going to have to borrow money to get through this? >> i have some friends and family that have told me they'd be willing to help out if i need it. i have also gone ahead and start putting in applications. the hard part about putting in applications, that my ethics for my job are governed by law. there's a lot of things like i would ordinarily if the government was open, talking to the agency's ethics attorney to make sure i wasn't creating a conflict of interest for any job that i got. now i'm having to make sure to stay away from all topics related to what i do. >> look at all those little details people don't think about. >> yeah. >> destiny, thank you so much for spending time with us today. >> yeah. >> i'm so sorry you're going through this. >> thank you. >>> thank you, mierk al. one of the things that's so sad b

2018 y ahora enfrenta una poderosa y potencialmente peligrosa tormenta, en las cercanÍas del lago elsiegentes por inundaciones se activarÁn generando la evacuaciÓn de algunas zonas. este hombre dice que han tenido tormentas antes, pero Ésta los deja sin habla. sabe que el temporal no se queda en la amenaza despuÉs de ver que una lluvia repentina en la bahÍa de california, junto con fuertes vientos derribara este camiÓn en el puente de san francisco y que sus consecuencias fueron mortales en auckland, luego de que un Ár la vÍa. lrmenta de nieve convirtiÓ en una guiina una autopista en san bernardino, luego de que 19 vehÍculos quedarÁn apilados al estrellarse entre sÍ. los testigos estaban atÓnitos. cerca de san josÉ, el agua llegÓ sin avisar y anegó el patio trasero de esta casa, cuando la lluvia provocÓ que un arroyo cercano se desbordara. en malibÚ, los ocupantes de este auto vivieron una escena de terror, cuando un derrumbe de rocas gigantes impacto del vehÍculo sorpresivamente. una persona fue hospitalizada en la carretera clausurada durante la noche. el sistema se presenta con vient