well, sir mo farah is of course away from the track these days, and will be purely on the road as heims to make his mark over the marathon distance.

so for farah the aim to ta ke pressure.his weekend into next month's london marathon, for the organiserser to see if a new event for the organiserser to see if a new eve nt ca n for the organiserser to see if a new event can become a regular part of the sporting calendar. the current windy and wintry conditions here in london are hardly ideal either for the 1500 -- 15,000 london are hardly ideal either for the 1500 ——15,000 runners starting on sunday morning or the thousands hoping to line the route from their and back to the finish line. the race directors though say they are assessing the situation constantly, and remain confident that the race will go ahead. there is a huge amount of work going on at the moment to try and ensure that the route is clear, lots of parts of it are clear, there are just some parts that aren't and we are looking after the health and safety of both the runners, spectators, staff and the volunteers. so we will hopefully see the mobot, no the snow bot this sunday. mark stewart claimed bronze in t

of what he said was undue touching as he went through security and as he spoke of his camera phone farah was approached by another security officer check this out. pure pure wrestling. oh yes it was in reality there's a there's a gate you don't need to put me as we look he's pushing your theory pushing we don't need to push it over that again you don't need to push me your life you can touch me. you can touch me i can touch you go they stop pushing to push me good you should. let me turn you to grab me leave me alone we were going to get your business you're on the ground live. here you're pushing me so as you're seeing there the huge is your dialogue of low fare out a new see the reaction of the police there the thirty four year old britain was travelling from munich to ethiopia at the time and in a later statement farah said that he felt that the incidents were racially motivated eunuch airport officials say that they are investigating ferrous allegations. well now to one lawmaker's quest here in germany to push the patriarchy and any traces of naziism out of the national anthem the tu

hugh well now four time olympic champion mo farah is claiming that he was racially harassed by security staff at a german airport he posted on instagram in the aftermath of what he said was undue touching as he went through security and as he spoke to his camera phone farah was approached by another security officer have a look. you'll you'll caressingly. oh yes he was there with me there's a there's a gate you don't need to please me as you look he's pushing your gaze pushing we don't need to push the thirty four year old was traveling from munich to ethiopia and in a statement farah said that he felt that the incidents were racially motivated airport officials say that they are investigating allegations. this is the ground. time now for culture news with david leavitt's and photojournalist can shape the way that we see the world for more than half a century people here in germany saw the world through the eyes of and the lens is a photographer robert. a new exact submission honoring his work is now upon us isn't it david so tell us a little bit more because you know he passed away bac

that they'd have zero tolerance to doping another british olympic hero long distance champion my farah is accused by the reports of using a supplement for the twenty forty nine the mouth and that was legal but not recorded on his records there's a spotlight on the doctors involved in the opportunity to use these very powerful drugs is given you know if you like is a privilege those medical professionals so they do have a responsibility the prospect of action against those accused of cheating is slim and this was careful and sophisticated manipulation the damage to sports stars will be mainly reputational but these are people how doctors heroes and the trust in them and their sports is diminishing by the di. london. well it's the morning after the night before in hollywood as the home of the u.s. film industry wakes up after the oscars. ceremony top honors went to the shape of water a fantasy romance about a mute woman and the sea creature which took four awards including best picture but among the usual glamour and glitz the ninety s academy awards were overshadowed by the ongoing alle

beyond cycling, poor record—keeping regarding an injection of an illegal substance given to sir mo farahriticised. the most powerful figure in track and field, lord coe, accused of misleading parliament about when he first knew about corruption allegations — a claim he denies. this, a chastening day for some british sport's biggest reputations. dan roan, bbc news. after the big freeze has come the big thaw, and it's causing problems with thousands of people losing their water supply because of burst pipes. water companies in london, the midlands and south wales are urging people to use as little as possible to conserve supplies. bottled water has been distributed to people in parts of the capital. but in cumbria, remote households remain cut off by snow and helicopters have been making drops of food and firewood, as danny savage reports. getting to the cut—off communities of the pennines can only be done on foot or quad bike. the ‘farmy army‘ are still doing their bit. the snow was up to the top of the door here, with the window. we had snow all over the front window. just stuck, it was

mo farah beat kenyan daniel wanjiru in a sprint finish to win the inaugural ‘big half' race in londonhird. the four—time olympic champion was racing the half marathon as part of his preparations for the london marathon in april, where he'll attempt to become the first british male winner since 1993. manchester city have gone 18 points clear at the top of the premier league after a 1—0 victory over fifth place chelsea at the etihad stadium. a second half goal from bernardo silva was enough to continue their relentless march to the title. james burford was watching. since losing to chelsea last season at the etihad, manchester city have lost none of their home games. a fortress and perhaps now a palace as the recently acquired league cup was presented. known for spending princely sums on players, both sides struggled to find their rhythm, city crafting a chance through bernardo silva. once pep guardiola's side spring into gear, there's little you can do to stop them. only cesar azpilicueta's goal—line block was enough to stop leroy sane. then silva found silva. city lead. another ecstat

. >> reporter: soon after four mayoral candidates took their seats on stage, candidate amy farah weisse, despite attempts security to stop her. after a brief back and forth, she was allowed to dissipate. for many, this was the first time hearing from the fields, only republican candidate, richie greenberg, a self- described business consultant. >> i will fight to ensure that we have proper funding for research for medicine, to ensure that the lgbt community is properly taken care of. >> reporter: jame says she is the candidate to fight for affordability in the housing crisis. >> i'm from -- proud of the fact that i've won affordable and low income housing. >> reporter: board of supervisors president london breed said in the brief time she was acting mayor, she made the controversial decision to save lives by moving forward with safe injection sites. >> we have to be brave. we have to be bold. we have to be fearless. >> reporter: amy farah weiss says she will work to solve the homelessness crisis. >> we actually work with dpw and sfpd. >> reporter: angela says she will fight to make sur

but the mps‘ report is felt well beyond cycling. substance given to sir mo farah sees uk athletics criticisedions — a claim he denies. sport's biggest reputations. dan roan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. who has died at the age of 80. as the ferry lurched on to her side. the hydrogen bomb. dropped on hiroshima. i heard the news earlier and so my heart went bang, bang! and are sent to hospital. it's going to boil up when you get to the states? all right in the end, as they say. this is bbc news. by a mystery substance. of national reunification. and hejoins us in washington. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you very much for talking to us. us. this fit a pattern of state behaviour? yes. we have to presume it is part of that pattern. it is part of that pattern. opponents, especially those who investigated his crimes. investigated his crimes. but this is slightly different, isn't it? slightly different, isn't it? place, nothing else happens after that. that. this would be annexed ordinary breaking of precedent. —— an extraordinary. extraordinary. there is another code among spi

says of shock at the injection ofa drug also says of shock at the injection of a drug given to sir mo farahhon in 2014. while it is not a banned substance there are strict conditions. the cycling, already suffering from a series of lows, today's report will be most damaging. plenty more to come in breakfast. dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: no out—right winner in italy's general election, but the anti—establishment five star movement says it holds the balance of power. new research shows that australia could become the first country in the world to eradicate cervical cancer. and it's been a golden night for the silver screen. the shape of water is named best film at this year's 0scars. it is time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the italian press and il foglio, a centre—right daily newspaper in italy. they say the democratic party collapses and the five star movement flies. the newspaper claims the centre will now try and make

a violent fight between a male tiger and a female slaw farah was caught on camera in western india the rare and fierce encounter happened at the national park as this lawfare tried to protect her cub the conservationist to witness the fifteen minute showdown set both animals suffered injuries. the international monetary fund has joined the chorus of criticism aimed at u.s. president donald trump's plan to impose painful new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports the i.m.f. said trump risks not only harming global economies but the u.s. economy itself canada brazil and japan have threatened economic reprisals but that has not stopped the president from ramping up his rhetoric. it's donald against the world at a meeting with american steel companies the u.s. president defied global concerns deciding to impose punitive tariffs on imported steel and aluminum propping up his own country's industry. very unfairly treated by bad policy by bad trade deals by other countries they've been horribly treated by other countries trump is confident he could win a trade war he defended the tariffs citin

for time olympic champion mo farah is claiming that he was racially harassed by security staff at a german airport he posted on instagram in the aftermath of what he said was undue touching as he went through security as he spoke to his camera phone farrow was approached by another security officer i'll look you'll you'll arrest me. we're here for the reality is if there's a gate you don't need to flee as you look he's pushing your theory we should we don't need to push me over because they're going to go now of course as you can see there the thirty four year old he was traveling from munich to ethiopia and in a later statement ferrous said that he felt the incidents for racially motivated munich airport officials say they are investigating pharaoh's allegations you know increase the grandmother. here. now to sports news because in the champions league last night both weigh on madrid and liverpool sealed their places in the quarter final liverpool defeated porto five nil on aggregate on the dread travel to paris sunshine mom with a comfortable lead from the first leg they were welcomed by

loudest each month we feature one of the five winning bands from the last competition in third place in farah that met a fresh ls from the netherlands'. to surprise package at the metal battle of twenty seventeen again fair and the average age of the band members is just nineteen the jets group only got together nine months before the competition knocking was their biggest to get so practice was keep. breck this three thought i'm so weak and we're just drilling the songs you know just as over and over every parts we play it a hundred times of everything didn't need to be perfect and it's well said it was really really fun to do we saw. we saw itself grow as a band and it was really really cool to see. hard work is a must but to win against twenty seven international acts in backing you also need luck. and it seems the weather gods were smiling down on you in camera. to look at the weather channel this morning the largest was saying yeah it's raining really plagues everyone is inside. the us ourselves and he said yeah it was raining so hard and everyone just stormed inside of the tent so i thi

.>> reporter: four mayoral candidates taking their seats on stage, the candidate amy farah weiss rushede despite security trying to stop her and after a brief bath and forth -- back and forth she was allowed to participate, for many the first time hearing from richie greenberg, a self- described business consultant. >> i will fight every way to ensure we have proper funding for research, for medicine, to ensure that the lgbtq community is properly taking care of. >> reporter: supervisor jane kim says she is the candidate to fight for affordability in the housing crisis. >> i am proud that i have negotiated a won more affordable housing on this floor than any legislator in the city in the last seven years. >> reporter: london breed said that in the brief time she was acting mayor she made the controversial decision to save lives by moving forward with the state injection sites. >> we have to be brave. we have to be bold and we have to be fearless. >> reporter: amy farah weiss said she would work to solve the homeless crisis . >> we work with our residents and impacted neighbors, and we w

we will hear from mo farah as he prepares for a new half marathon run in london.day at 6.30, but now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have? 5}; l5 ' ; l5 l=5n§3>5 fifiiii‘fi'siiit with we have the fantastic woman which is up for best foreign film language at the oscars and game night. red sparrow. it is interesting. it is based op a book bya interesting. it is based op a book by a former cia operative. jennifer lawrence is is a russian ballerina who is violently recruited to become a sparrow, an who is violently recruited to become a sparrow, an understood cover intelligence agent. she is taught how to seduce her prey. she meets joel edgerton and we know she has to win her confidence. it seems they both understand what the other is. here is a clip. dominika. you know my name? you told me. you stole my id from the pool. that would be illegal. were you just looking for me i would know where to find you if i was. did you wanted me to know

mo farah beat kenyan daniel wanjiru in a sprint finish to win the inaugural ‘big half' race in londonhawkins finishing third. the four—time olympic champion was racing the half marathon as part of his preparations for the london marathon in april, where he'll attempt to become the first british male winner since 1993. and britain's charlotte purdue won the elite women's race, with lily partridge second and charlotte archer third. purdue ran a huge personal best, which moves her two best in the —— tenth in the all—time uk list. manchester city are on course to go 18 points clear at the top of the premier league. they're leading the reigning champions chelsea 1—0 at the etihad stadium, thanks to bernardo silva's goal early in the second half. since losing to chelsea last season at the etihad, manchester city have lost none of their home games. known for spending princely sums on players, both sides struggled to find their rhythm, city crafting a chance through bernardo silva. once pep guardiola's side spring into gear, there's little you can do to stop them. only cesar azpilicueta's goa

the report also speaks of shock at an injection of a drug called l—carnitine given to sir mo farah beforelst it isn't a banned substance, there are strict rules around its use, yet that dose did not appear on farah's madical record. it's cycling, though, a sport which has already suffered a series of blows to its reputation, for which today's report will be most damaging. adam wild, bbc news. and in half an hour we'll be talking to damian collins the chair of the committee which produced the report. customers in parts of london and the south east of england have been told to limit their use of water after thawing temperatures caused burst pipes. thousands of others have been left with no water at all. simon clemison is in west london where emergency supplies of bottled water are being distributed. this is a problem right across the united kingdom, simon, what is the situation this morning? good morning, dan and louise. this is what they call a water station. the consequences of the weather don't seem to end, do they? you have a big lorry full of bottles of water to help the thousands of p

i want to ask about mo farah, mps found he was given a drug before the 2014 london marathon.the report go so much further than what we are hearing about today. it goes to the court of the governance of the iaaf, the way the organisation is directed and controlled. we know the record—keeping has been very poon the record—keeping has been very poor. we know that the ethics and the moral credibility of the organisation has been in question for a long time, and what the parliamentary report does today is confirm everything that most of us are aware of and have been saying for a long time, that the code of conduct, the duty of care that the iaaf have to all innocent athletes is not up to standard and that cannot continue because what it will mean is that innocent athletes will actually find themselves in a really difficult and uncomfortable situation because the governance, the people who are there to protect us are not doing theirjob in the way they should be doing it. this issue of poor record—keeping, which you say makes it harder for clean athletes to clear their names effecti

soon after 4:mayoral candidates -- four mayoral candidates took their seats on state -- candidate amy farah right -- white rushed on stage. after a brief back and forth, but she was allowed to participate. for many, this was the first time hearing from the only republican candidate richie greenberg a self-described business consultant. >> i will fight every way to ensure that we have proper funding for research for medicine to ensure that the lgbt community is properly taken care of. >> reporter: jane kim says she is the candidate to fight for a for building -- affordability in the housing crisis. san francisco board of supervisors president said in the brief time she was acting mayor, she made the controversial decision to save lives by moving forward with safe injection sites. >> we have to be brave. we have to be bold. we have to be fearless. >> reporter: she says she will work to solve the homelessness crisis. >> we actually work with dpw and sfpd. >> reporter: a former san francisco supervisor says she will fight to make sure ridesharing companies pay their fair share to fund infrastru

sports correspondent lee wellings joins me now live from london the if what wakens team sky and mo farah have done is within the legal limits then why does this matter. that's the crux of this what we're dealing with here is effectively legitimized cheating nobody's going to get by and for anything nobody has technically broken any rules but this is a massive problem for those that watch and enjoy sport want it to be clean wanted to be fair wanted to be doping free and it's best summed up for me by shane sutton who is a key member of the bradley wiggins team form of i have now and effectively he told the committee that of others use of performance enhancing steroids technically was unethical but not against the rules and i've been to a lot of these hearings and that's what the overriding feeling has been here that we're dealing with something that nobody can take hard and fast action against but it's a way of manipulation and it goes against the suppose it spirit put forward by. team sky who of course had bradley wiggins win the tour de france and others because photos being investigated

yes, fantastic to have sir mo farah here.have got some of the top para wheelchair athletes. we've got david weir against marcel heug. we have got the top british women, who are looking top british women, who are looking to get picked for the half marathon championships in valencia. there are an awful lot of top athletes for the crowds to come out and watch. great stuff. good luck with it all. it gets under way at nine o'clock. so if you are in london, you know what to do. go and cheer on all of those runners. and speaking to chris evans, we will be, after eight o'clock. he is limbering up on the start line right now. yes, stretching his hamstrings. more than 4000 restaurants have opened across the uk in the last five years. but last year more than 900 went out of his nurse. so the big question is, are we reaching saturation point? the latest to struggle is prezo, which is closing 94 of its branches, third of its chain, affecting about 1000 jobs. here is our business and consumer correspondent nina warhurst. they are calling i

afghan state forces took heavy losses in a taliban attack in western farah province. soldiers were reportr ly preparing operation in loe bala buluk district. l officials say at least 15 soldiers died, including several members of afghanistan's special forces. this is just the latest in a surge of taliban attacks across afghanistan. meet one of the first openly transgender recruits to join the military on our website, pbs.org/newshour. when president trump accepted an invitation to meet with north korean leader kim jong un on thursday, his top diplomat was on the other side of the world. secretary of state rex tillerson is ofin the middle five country tour in africa, an already charged trip to boost relations aft president trump reportedly used a sl to refer to african nations in a meeting with u.s. lawmakers in january. josh lederman of the associated press has been traveling with tillerson and joins me now via skype from nairobi, kenya. so, today, interestingly enough, secretary tillerson is actually not out meeting people and not doing all the stuff because he got s

. >> reporter: amy farah weiss fighting for a spot on stage after she was not extended an invitation because she is polling at less than 5%. but in true san francisco fashion, the rules were set aside and moderator scott schaefer handed weiss a mike. san franciscans filled the castro theater as current president of the board of supervisors london breed sparred with former president of the board angela alioto. >> i will say that i'm the only candidate running for mayor that actually served as mayor during the time when, sadly, we experienced the crises. >> you are not the only one who has been through a crisis. >> reporter: the only republican on stage, richie greenberg, was met with a lot of opposition from the crowd. while discussing the city's homeless problem he said san francisco should not be so hospitable to the homeless population. >> throwing money at this issue is not helping. >> reporter: jane kim called out neighboring cities and counties for not doing enough. >> when counties like marin refuse to have a 365-day shelter system, that's a problem. >> reporter: the mayoral el

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mo farah has put liverpool in front. the egyptian has scored in several matches. —— mo saleh. started the second half at anfield, it is still 1—0 to liverpool. lizzie, mo saleh again, the snip of the season. 32 goals he has now scored. john, i wanted to put this to you, a few years ago, pundits we re to you, a few years ago, pundits were dim owning the demise of the 30 goal striker, we've got loads of them. he's not even a striker, he is a winner. we expected him to do well but nobody ever expected him to do this well. that was a great save as well. let's move on to swansea, west ham. another 4—1 defeat for david moyes, swansea, this is who this lobby is about, leaping out of the relegation zone after 13? when you have to leave your fortress. 4—1 winds today, they were in power, everything that could have gone wrong for west ham did. the manager seems to have a magic touch at the moment. seven successive home winds, we have goals in the first half, andy king, one of their new signings scored. michael antonio got a goal back from west ham. winston reid was carried off with a kn

now four time olympic champion farah is claiming he was racially harassed by security staff at a german airport. the thirty four year old briton though was travelling from munich to ethiopia when the alleged incident took place he filmed the aftermath on instagram showing a security guard pushing him further said in a statement that he felt the incident was racially motivated that he was treated unfairly there's been no comment from munich airport officials. now to one lawmaker's quest here in germany to push the patriarchy out of the national anthem the tune praises among other things the fatherland but to do a revisions improve on tradition well we took it to the german public for a try. germany's national soccer team players know the words of the national anthem by heart as do the members of the german born does talk. but in the future will they be singing another tune. this is the ministry of family affairs equal opportunities officer christina bowles the moving of the s.p.d. she wants to recreate the at them still or extend make them gender neutral. then it would no longer be for t

beyond cycling, poor record—keeping regarding an injection of an illegal substance given to sir mo farahigure in track and field, lord coe, accused of misleading parliament about when he first knew about corruption allegations — a claim he denies. this, a chastening day for some british sport's biggest reputations. dan roan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — tributes to the inventor trevor baylis the inventor of the plot with radio, tribute to trevor bayliss who has died at the age of 80. first, the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables, then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched on to her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans have successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i heard the news earlier and so my heart went bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states, and they should be protected, even in the right to test them ou

and sir mo farah has won the inaugral big half race in london.rn his attention to next month's london marathon, where he'll bid to become the first british man to win since 1993. that's all the sport for now. we will have more for you throughout the rest of the afternoon on bbc news. thank you very much. 0lly foster. now we can check out the weather which is still causing problems in many parts of the country. let's get the latest forecast. good afternoon. you are right, because scenes like these are all too widespread. but things are 110w all too widespread. but things are now soaring, and the outlook for the week ahead is the milder air to push north across the british isles. —— thawing. 0f north across the british isles. —— thawing. of course the thawing can cause problems itself with flooding. and it can be rapid when the rain i’u ns over and it can be rapid when the rain runs over the snow. some rain in eastern england this afternoon and hefty showers in the south—west. still some snow in the northern areas of england and in scotland, quite

record—keeping around the injection of a substance for mo farah has seen athletics criticise.d field, lord coe accused of misleading parliament about when he first knew about corruption allegations, claim he denied. this isa allegations, claim he denied. this is a chastening day for some of britain's biggest sporting reputations. an aid convoy has delivered supplies to people trapped in syria's eastern ghouta — for the first time since a major bombardment by pro—government forces began two weeks ago. but it was forced to cut its mission short as shelling began. dozens of people are reported to have been killed today. forty six lorries carried provisions intended to feed around 27,000 people. the region has a population of around 400 thousand — and bombing and artillery fire have continued , despite a un backed ceasefire. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen was there as the convoy set off into eastern ghouta — heading for the town of douma — and sent this report. 46 lorries moved through some of the most dangerous territory around damascus to get into eastern ghouta. the syrians

tariffs on seal and holds its sprint to investors and members of trump's own republican policy who farah global trade will bob the president trumps just tweeted that trade was a good and easy to would christen salumi report from new york. president donald trump announced deep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports after this white house meeting much to the delight of visiting industry representatives who say they've been hurt by a flood of cheap imports they've been very unfairly treated by bad policy by bad trade deals by other countries they've been horribly treated by other countries. they have not been properly represented more importantly because of that our workers in our country have not been properly represented the president promised to impose a twenty five percent tariff on steel and ten percent on aluminum to bring steel back he was making good on a campaign promise to revive u.s. manufacturing and address a trade imbalance with china a position that saw him win big in so-called rust belt states like pennsylvania where he promised to bring back jobs but it's unclear if the tari

mo farah has won the inaugural big half race in marathon, new half marathon.s, where he will bid to become the first british man to win since 1993. there is more sport for you in the next half an hour. olly foster. thank you. president trump has stepped up his rhetoric on trade tariffs, by threatening to impose additional taxes on cars imported to america from europe. the eu had said it would retaliate in kind if mr trump carried out an earlier threat to apply tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. with me is the international trade policy advisor, nick ashton—hart. thank you for being with us. what would that mean if there were ta riffs would that mean if there were tariffs on british cars going into the united states? are damaging would that be? it would be very damaging for us, the manufacturers, and also the small and medium—sized enterprises that provide any kind of service to those companies. of course ca rs service to those companies. of course cars like the mini travel across the channel twice during the manufacturing process. many cars manufacture

mo farah has won the inaugural ball bake—off race in london and he will 110w bake—off race in londonon marathon where he will become the first briton to win since 1993. that is all the sport for now and because you asked for the liverpool goals, we took them out. i will be back in the next hour. that is a shame! never mind. thank you. some sad sporting news to bring you now. sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run a sub four minute mile has died at the age of 88 in oxford. that is according to his family. sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run that sub four minute mile dying at the age of 88 in oxford. he was a great middle—distance athlete and he was also a doctor and an academic. in the 1952 olympics in helsinki he set the 1952 olympics in helsinki he set the british record in the 1500 metres. he finished fourth. that made him determined to become the first four minute mile. he achieved that extraordinary feat, that historic feat, in world athletics on the 6th of may, 1954, at the if he wrote track in oxford. running with him were chris chat away and crisp ratio who pr

. >> reporter: soon after four mayoral candidates took their seats on stage, candidate amy farah white rushed on stage. after a brief back and forth, she was allowed to anticipate. for many, this was the first time hearing from the field's only republican candidate, richie greenberg, a self- described business man. >> i will ensure we have proper funding for research and medicine, to ensure that the gay and lgbt community is properly taken care of. >> reporter: jane kim says she is the candidate to fight for affordability in the housing candidate. >> i have negotiated and won affordable housing. >> reporter: board of supervisors president london breed said in the brief time she was active mayor, she made the controversial decision to save lives by moving forward with safe injection sites. >> we have to be brave. we have to be bold. we have to be fearless. >> reporter: white says she will work to solve the homelessness crisis. >> we actually work with dpw and sfpd. >> reporter: a former san francisco supervisor says she will fight to make sure ridesharing companies pay their fair share

soon after four mayoral candidates took their seats on the stage, candidate amy farah weiss rushed the stage. there was this brief back and forth before she was allowed to participate. invitations to the forum were only made to candidates who received at least 5% of the vote in a recent poll. >>> our time is 6:20. the san jose city council will decide how to meet this year's goal for affordable housing. the city reports san jose issued permits for 475 apartments considered affordable. that's only 20% of the goal the city set for itself. permits to build more than 2600 market rate homes where approved. that's 162% of the target number for that category. the report says market rents are just too high for many workers in san jose, including teachers and construction workers. >>> macy's is trying to make it easy for shoppers to get in and out of stores quickly. how it's rolling out a way to avoid long lines at the cash register. >>> dealing with some controversy. what facebook has plant today after the information of users was misused. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but

>> that is amy farah weiss fighting past security for a spot on the stage after she was not extended an invitation to the debate because she is polling at less than 5%. despite those rules, the moderator eventually handed her the mike. as for the other candidates london breed sparred with the former president of the board angela alioto. >> i'm going to say that i'm the only candidate that's running for mayor that actually served as mayor during the time when, sadly, we experienced a crisis. >> supervisor breed, you are not the only one who has been through a crisis. >> the only republican on the stage, greenberg, was met with a lot of opposition for saying san francisco should not be so hospitable to the homeless population. on the other hand supervisor jane kim called out neighboring cities and counties for not doing enough. >>> planning your weekend getaway to south lake tahoe, there are some new rules to consider if you rent a vacation home. police are cracking down on vacation home guests and owners for disturbing the neighborhood. so you could face a $1,000 fine for being noisy

set of eyes these players not getting just isn't made against them which is of course makes the game farah but it slows the game down you have to wait sixty seventy seconds and so this isn't decisions made and has a fundamental effect on the game what's happening tomorrow is that as i fabens national football association would then decide whether or not to have all forms of football and if they agree to if they want to do it then we'll have the world cup and johnny has said that once the world cup is presenting to be a blanket v.a. offer all sports and within a year and a half i can see it in old top football leagues taking a lot more time to watch football games and mechanic klein thank you for that. now the darker the night the brighter the light that could certainly be the motto for this dazzling art festival in denmark people in the capital copenhagen have had their cold and dark february nights brightened by a kaleidoscope of more than forty artworks the spectacular shows took over the harbor and historic buildings across the city the festival finishes up tonight making way for longer

but one of the day's most thrilling encounters so argentina's martin del potro taken spaniard daffyd farah in a three set thriller. martin del potro looked comfortable after claiming the opening set and his last sixteen encounter against david hare. spaniard hit back however taking the second set by the same scoreline to set up a tense finale. vote but del potro held his nerve emerging with a six three victory to set up a quarter final showdown with austria's dominant team via. germany's alexanders that have also booked his place in the last eight overcoming compadre at pizza guy of chicken straight sets he faces usas ryan harrison on friday of. i'm not expecting much as one of the most celebrated german artists of the one nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's a new exhibition of his works has just opened the world famous museum of barberini in potsdam just outside the ballot bowl the medal for the culture desk welcome robin tell us more first of all about knox back not when he was very troubled spirits and this is because of his experience in the first world war he was twenty nineteen fourt

potro looked comfortable after climbing the opening set of his last sixteen encounter against david farah a spaniard hit back however taking the second set by the same scoreline to set up the tents finale. i but del potro held his nerve emerging with a six three victory to set up a quarter final showdown with austria's dominic traina. germany's alexanders better have also booked his place in the last eight overcoming compatriot pizza guy off chicken straight sets he faces usas ryan harrison on friday. max big man is want the most celebrated jim an artist of the nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's a new exit mission of his books is just opened at the now one famous museum body any potsdam just outside but in roman letter from a culture this is vic me and has mall welcome robin food for tell us about max back money was a bit of a trouble so he was indeed because of his experience in the first world war he was twenty when and nine hundred fourteen when the war started he volunteered as a medic because he didn't want to fight for the coals as a medic you see her ific injuries you see terrible

turned its attention to athletics the committee said it was shocks that four time olympic champion mo farah had received an injection of an illegal supplement for the two thousand and fourteen london marathon but that the chief medical officer at the time had failed to record it on the run as medical records the report also strongly criticised the head of the international athletics federation said code it says he provided misleading officers to their questions on the scale of russian doping saying he knew more about the scandal than he revealed but as a sports correspondent lee explains the report may not change much. what we're dealing with here is effectively legitimized cheating nobody's going to get by and for anything nobody has technically broken any rules but this is a massive problem for all those that watch and enjoy sports want it to be clean want it over to be don't people for it does see very clearly as if what's happening here is the boundaries of being pushed and people are getting away with it the fallout has to be limited in terms of actual action remember the m.p.'s in bri

that they'd have zero tolerance to doping another british olympic hero long distance champion my farah is accused by the reports of using a supplement for the twenty forty nine the mouth and that was legal but not recorded on his records there's a spotlight on the doctors involved in the opportunity to very use these. powerful drugs is given you know if you like as a privilege those medical professionals so they do have a responsibility the prospects of those accused of cheating is slim and this was careful and sophisticated manipulation of the government. reputational but these were people held up as heroes on the trusted them on their sports is diminishing by the di. football club hosted saudi arabia's al actually in the group stage if the asian champions league on monday it marks the first time a team from a blockading country visited qatar for a tournament since the gulf crisis began in june far s. now reports. a team from saudi arabia in caps hard to play a match with the saudis continuing to impose a blockade on cats our football is breaking through when nothing else is teams fro

social media we were going to hear from you get in touch with me i'm so high up thank you very much farah now tourism is booming in cyprus despite the island suffering a damaging financial crisis five years ago but not only areas are reaping the rewards of those seeking sunny shores now the cypriot government is launching an initiative to revive tourist towns in the mountains from easy dan has our report. it's hard to fit into a postcard just how nice it is to be away from the subzero temperatures back home we can't just say breeze because i know you're in the ukraine is snow and cold and we wanted to go to spring to see flowers and maybe to seem. it's a familiar story the abundance of beaches and sunshine has attracted steadily increasing numbers of tourists to cyprus. that has seen the economies of coastal towns boosted as the number of visitors reached three point six million last year officials expect the number of tourists to reach a record level in two thousand and eighteen many head for seaside towns of course leaving places in the mountains like i three are here not as frequent as

cycling ticks was also mentioned on the committee said it was shocked that four time olympic champion mo farah had received an injection. of a legal supplement story before the twenty fourteen london marathon that the chief medical officer at the time had failed to record the report also strongly criticised said co the head of the international athletics federation it claims he provided misleading almost as to the questions on the scale of russian doping saying he may have known more about it and he revealed well lots of people have been all thinking that if what we can from far are being accused of is actually within the legal limits then why does all of this matter pull here's what our sports correspondent lee wellings had to say. what we're dealing with here is effectively legitimized cheating nobody's going to get by and for anything nobody has technically broken any rules but this is a massive problem for all those that watch and enjoy sports want it to be clean want it to be people free does see very clearly as if what's happening here is the boundaries of being pushed and people are get

that they'd have zero tolerance to doping another british olympic hero long distance champion my farah is accused by the reports of using a supplement for the twenty forty nine the mouth and that was legal but not recorded on his records there's a spotlight on the doctors involved in the opportunity to use these very powerful drugs is given you know if you like is a privilege those medical professionals so they do have a responsibility the prospect of action against those accused of cheating is slim and this was careful and sophisticated manipulation the damage to sports stars will be mainly reputational but these were people held up as heroes and the trust in them and their sports is diminishing by the di. london or the story of russian and i think it's also been a big hit at the oscars. icarus. that much exposed the scandal and led to the country's elim pick than one best documentary the direct to pay tribute to the russian whistleblower great read of a tank of his featured in the film. i wanted to acknowledge that in this moment of happiness in winning this war there are real world

the candidates took their seats on the stage and candidate amy farah weiss rushed on stage despite theer. there was a brief back and forth and she was allowed to participate. these candidates, those that received at least 5% of the votes in the recent poll.>>> the bay counsel will decide what steps need to be taken to meet the affordable housing goal after missing it for wide portion, san jose issuing permits for 405 apartments in the affordable category, only 20% of the goal that the city set for itself. they approve building market rate homes, 600 for the targeted category. the single person earning $95,000 a year would qualify for portable housing in san jose. >>> -- affordable housing in san jose. >>> in the court this morning the justice voiced skepticism about a lot of requiring the center to tell clients about the availability of abortion, the centers saying they are being forced to deliver a message with which they disagree. california says the law is needed to let women know about all their options. >>> the band performing in las vegas this year, 182, the kings of the weekend

mo farah claims he was racially harassed while travelling through germany's munich airport.n altercation with an enforcement officer on social media — claiming "it was "pure harassment." there is, however, no evidence of any racial abuse in the 47—second clip. action's being ta ken against so—called "secondary ticketing" companies over what's being described as "misleading pricing information" on their websites. the sites re—sell tickets for sold out shows — but the advertising standards agency says they have hidden charges and sometimes don't even guarantee entry to the gigs. it follows an investigation by trading standards and the competition and markets authority. a professional rugby player, tasered six times after driving at 150mph in a police chase, has been jailed. scott moore crashed into a house in leigh and fought officers, threatening one with a taser he stole from them. the ex—england rugby league star used "his size and experience on the rugby field" to evade arrest, greater manchester police said. he was jailed for 23 months after admitting dangerous driving an