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

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

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

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

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

dylan hartley is currently serving a six—week ban for striking but will be back in time to england'sning game against france. he is doing everything right to be captain at the moment. he came to be captain at the moment. he came to the camps, he has worked hard, a prerequisite to getting into the side was to be very fit. it means he has got to undergo an unbelievably stringent fitness programme over the next five to six weeks. he is doing that. he's putting himself in the best position to continue as captain. that is everything. coming up captain. that is everything. coming up in captain. that is everything. coming upina captain. that is everything. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. i'm joined by charlie wells. the ft looks at the abrupt resignation of britain's ambassador to the eu, sir ivan rogers, and says tensions with number ten led to his departure. the daily telegraph also leads with that story, reporting that theresa may plans to pick a brexiteer to replace him, somebody who backs the brexit

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations.spension for striking. (tx oov) he led england to the grand slam last year, but his career has been tarnished by a number of disciplinary issues, and he's spent over a year out of the game because of bans. hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh, i feel fit, i feel focused. i think in any walk of life but especially in sport, if you have setbacks like i havejust but especially in sport, if you have setbacks like i have just had, time—out of the game is good for you. especially in a contact sport. it has given me a chance to get some good work done. hartley's captaincy was confirmed by england head coach eddiejones at a six nations photocall. here he is posing alongside his captain with the trophy. and also answering questions, like how did he get that black eye? well, he told our sports news correspondentjoe wilson that he had "slipped in the shower". i'll be fit for the openin

where. >> we clearly are not. >> but he is with us. >> he is justin hartley.he small screen. for five years he played oliver queen on the tv show "smallville" and then gave us his unforgettable role on "reven "revenge." >> i love that show. now he stars in the golden globe nominated nbc drama called "this is us." he plays kevin and one of the pearson family triplets. >> when he gets caught kissing the writer of the play he is producing, he is left trying to explain himself. >> yeah. >> you are one of those too. >> well, you know, kevin is. >> you are thinking, kevin, this is not a flop house that you use for your dates. >> uh-huh. >> dually noted. it won't happen again. i want you to know that. you are also probably thinking that me sleeping with the writer of a play that i'm producing is probably going to end up blowing up in my face, right? >> i'm on fire this morning. >> but we artists don't have normal professional relationships. we have what i like to call -- wait for it -- artnerships. >> he kind of thinks he is clever, so, yeah. >> by the way, i got to

hartley, who led england to the grand slam last year, has just returned from a six—week suspension ford for pictures alongside the trophy and his head coach eddie jones, who was sporting an injury of his own. he told us he had slept in the shower. —— slipped. no, i will be fit for the opening game, i will get through. i no, i will be fit for the opening game, iwill get through. i have no, i will be fit for the opening game, i will get through. i have had good medical treatment. it isjust one of those things. it looks like the shower went a bit higher! did it get a red card? not sure yet, we will have to have a look at the video! our sports correspondentjoe wilson speaking there with eddiejones. london welsh say they are extremely disappointed by yesterday's decision by the rfu to expel the club from the professional rugby ranks. the governing body announced that they had not met the criteria to be granted a new licence. london welsh, one of rugby union's august, went into liquidation last month, and said they will deal with the ramifications of the decision before deciding whether to r

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations championship — justension for striking came to an end. i'll have more on those stories just after 3.30pm. see you then. there's been a big increase in the number of people sleeping rough — with more than half the councils in england recording a rise. overall more than 4,000 people a night were sleeping rough last year, a i6% increase on the year before. the homelessness charity, crisis, says the numbers are going up at an "appalling rate". from birmingham, seema kotecha, sent this report. as the darkness creeps in, the wind chill begins to bite. those who have nowhere to go look for shelter. with outreach worker paul, we come across bob, who has been living on the streets for months. well, i'm used to being alone, i have been for most of my life, but sometimes i like a bit of company. someone to talk to. i did have some people who'd used to come and sit here and talk to me. i'd get my head down about half ten. you're smiling. yeah, i've got virtually everything i need. the number of rough sleepers in eng

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england‘s captain for next month‘s six nations, just two days after grand slam last year, won‘t have played for nine weeks by the time england face france in their opening game. he appeared today at a six nations photocall, posing for pictures alongside the trophy and head coach, eddiejones, who was sporting an injury of his own. jones told our sports correspondent joe wilson that he had "slipped in the shower." no, i'll no, i‘ll be fit for the opening game. i‘ll get through it. it‘sjust one of those things that happened. it looks like the shower went a bit high. did it get a red card? i'm not sure yet. i will have to watch the video. jurgen klopp has described philip countinho‘s new five—year contract as a "huge statement." the liverpool playmaker signed a new deal today, worth about £150,000 a week. coutinho has been hugely influential this season — and his seven weeks on the sidelines with ankle ligament damage coincided with liverpool‘s worst run of form this season. the deal makes coutinho the best paid player at liverpool. the brazilian internat

dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations.ngland to the grand slam last year, but his career has been tarnished by a number of disciplinary issues, and he's spent over a year out of the game because of bans. hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh and fit and focused. in any walk of life but especially in sport, things like injuries, setbacks like i have had, time out of the game, especially in a contact sport, it has given me a chance to get some good work done. britain'sjohanna konta has described her quarter—final defeat by serena williams at the australian open as the best experience of her life, and says she will come back stronger. konta, who was playing the 22—time grand slam champion for the first time, was beaten 6—2 6—3 in melbourne, bringing to an end her run of nine matches unbeaten. williams will now play unseeded croat mirjana lucic baroni in the semi finals. i think overall she played at a higher level t

when you look at hartley, the captain, struggling for gametime, james haskell likewise, same forjoe launchburyame forjoe launchbury and kroos, so england's forward pack have been hit by injuries with the six nations just a few weeks away. former haas driver esteban gutierrez will compete in the formula e race in his native mexico after losing his seat for the 2017 formula one season. gutierrez failed to score a point last season and was replaced by kevin magnussen as romain grosjean's partner. the former ferrari reserve has not yet revealed which team he will represent in the electric race on the first of april. reigning champion stephane petterhansel has extended his lead in the dakar rally. the frenchman narrowly edged peugeot teammate and compatriot sebastien loeb in the first part of the rain—hit seventh stage between la paz and uyuni in bolivia. loeb finished 48 seconds behind peterhansel, meaning peterhansel has doubled his overnight overall lead on him to one minute 57 seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the s

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

justin hartley. no stranger to the small scene. he was on "revenge." >> i loved that show!nbc drama "this is us." when he gets caught kissing the writer of the play he's producing, he's left trying to explain himself. >> yeah. you're one of those, too. >> yeah. well, you know, kevin. >> you're thinking, kevin, this is not a house you use for your dates. >> yeah. dually noted. it won't happen again. okay. i want you to know that. also, you're probably thinking that me sleeping with the writer of a play i'm producing is probably going to end up blowing in my face, right? >> i'm on fire this morning. >> but we artists don't have normal professional relationships. we have what i like to call -- wait for it. partnerships. [ laughter ] >> oh, my gosh. >> wait for it. >> kevin thinks he's clever. >> yeah. >> by the way, i got to tell you, so many people were excited you're going to be on the show. they're waiting for tonight. >> >> yeah. >> the way you left everyone dangling was not nice. >> you know that's the thing about our show. we have these wonderful cliff hangers at the end

hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh and fit and focused. i think in any walk of life, but especially in sport with things like injuries or setbacks like i've just had and time out of the game, especially in a contact sport, it has given me a chance to get some good work done. it wasn't just the captaincy announcement that was of interest at today's six nations launch. england head coach eddiejones was there, of course, looking a little worse for wear. he told our correspondent, joe wilson, that he had a fall in his hotel bathroom but is expected to make a full recovery. i will be fit for the opening game. i will be fit for the opening game. i will get through with good medical treatment. just one of those things. they're the shower get a red card? i'm not sure yet! i will have to look at the video! —— did the shower. the women's six nations tournament will be running concurrently one cricket story for you ahead of england's first twenty20 against india tomorrow. joe root

. >> our back-stage exclusive with the nominees as mary hartley returns to "e.t." >>> and our golden globe countdown. what goes on on the biggest night? now for january 3, 2017, this is >>> now, this is the way to kick off the new year. janet jackson becomes a mom at 50 years old. >> the superstar singer gave birth to her first child today and we have the details behind the delivery. ♪ damn baby is right. the singer has a brand-new son. she and her husband have named their baby boy esa. we have learned that it was a stress-free delivery and baby and mother are resting comfortably. the grammy winner hinted in may that they was going to have a baby when she postponed her concert tour with this message. >> i thought it be important you be the first to know. my husband and i are planning our family so i'm going to delay the tour. janet and her husband was in of october in london. >> i don't have any children. some day i know it will happen. exactly when i don't know. >> congratulations to janet and her husband. so happy for them. >>> all right, we move on. rumors are flying after one of

. >> our back-stage exclusive with the nominees as mary hartley returns to "e.t." >>> and our golden globe countdown. what

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dylan hartley has been confirmed as england's captain for next month's six nations.ion for striking. he led england to the grand slam last year, but his career has been tarnished by a number of disciplinary issues, and he's spent over a year out of the game because of bans. hartley won't have played for nine weeks by the time england run out for their opening match against france, but he insists he is ready. i feel fresh, fit, ifeel fresh, fit, focused. i think in any walk of life, especially in sport, if things like injuries or setbacks like i havejust sport, if things like injuries or setbacks like i have just had, sport, if things like injuries or setbacks like i havejust had, time out of the game, are good for you, especially in a contact sport. it has given me the chance to get some good work done. the women's six nations tournament will be running concurrently alongside the men's, with ireland the most recent home nation to lift the trophy back in 2015. this year, in particular though, is a huge year for ireland's women — as well as the championship to prepare

dylan hartley struggling for gametime, james gaskell likewise, question marks overjoe launchbury andboth of the vunipola brothers ruled out, england's pack heavily hit by injuries. let's talk about welsh wing george north now chris — world rugby have criticised northampton for allowing him to play on after sustaining a head injury in a club match — what have they had to say? world rugby, following the big investigation carried out by the rugby football union and premiership rugby football union and premiership rugby into why he was allowed back on the field when it appeared he had been knocked out playing for northampton against leicester, the world governing body, taking extremely keen interest in head injuries and concussions in the last few years, they went to the rfu wanting more information about why this was able to happen. they said today in a statement it was failing by northampton. very disappointed by what happened. any suspicion of a concussion, of a player being knocked out, as was the case with north, he should be removed permanently from the field of play, not allowed b

hartley is currently serving a suspension after being sent off for club side northampton. pre— requisite to get to the england side is to be very fit. and not playing games, it means he has got to go and and unbelievably stringent fitness program over the next five or six weeks, and he is doing that, so he is putting himself in the best position to continue as captain. ready for a little bit of understatement? gb taekwondo say they have reservations about double 0lympic champion jade jones taking part in the channel a programme thejump. you can understand why, though, can't you ? ..following serious injuries to some competitors on last year's show. jones, who receives funding from uk sport, has been spoken to about the risks involved in the programme, which teaches people to ski jump. lots of other things, too. cyclist sir bradley wiggins and paralympian kadeena cox are among the figures from sport also taking part. it's interesting, isn't it, because over the years more and more sports people seem to be wanting to get involved with the program as well, haven't they? you h

dylan hartley is included, he is serving a six week ban for striking in a club match and he will havee regaining the captaincy. moving in the right direction. he has progressed since autumn when we would have given him a five out of ten, and at the moment he is, in terms of ready to play, about a seven out of ten so given that he has a good couple of days training in portugal and i anticipate him being in the reckoning for the first test team. gymnast dan keatings has retired from the sport, aged 27. keatings is a two—time european champion on the pommel horse and he won gold on that apparatus for scotland at glasgow‘s 2014 commonwealth games. he also won an all around silver at the world championships in 2009. keatings wrote on social media that he needs to kick back, eat a few takeaways, drink some beers and spend some time with the wife. the last of the quarterfinals at alexandra palace is being played now in the snooker. hawkins is not happy that he has lost that black. marco fu and ronnie o‘sullivan already through to the semifinals. that is all the sport for now. i will be backi

there are three uncapped players, and dylan hartley is included — but he won‘t be guaranteed the captaincyan avalanche in central italy. they‘re the first of at least 25 missing staff and guests to have been found alive. four people are known to have died in the avalanche on wednesday. james reynolds is in penne. james, what more can you tell us? we know that these people survived underneath a collapsed ceiling at this hotel. indeed we‘vejust underneath a collapsed ceiling at this hotel. indeed we‘ve just seen pictures, they show one woman being taken out of the rubble to the delight of firefighters. she was able to walk on her own and then when she is put on the stretcher she appears to gesture to other people. we have also seen pictures of a boy being rescued as well. we know that men, women and children have all been seen sheltering under this collapsed ceiling. now that they have been taken out of this rubble, they are being sent by helicopter to a hospital on the coast where they will be examined and their relatives will be examined and their relatives will be examined and their relat

hartley sunny by the afternoon. behind me, 70 -- partly sunny by the afternoon. behind me, the blue showing the snow. on0 in the afternoon saturday, things get better and we will see them taper. before it is said and done, around an inch of wintry weather expected with snow here, and freezing rain coming right on top of that. enough that we will see this start to stick. we are talking about hazardous driving for several hours. the morning hours -- we see the road conditions to thierry rate throughout the day. see the road conditions deteriorate throughout the day. in the red. you can see the 10-day forecast year. the weekend cold, right back into the 60's for wednesday prior to inauguration day. inauguration day could be the warmest since 1989, with a high of 56. julie: right now we are on the beltway. we have problems and delays. here, northbound i-97 after 100. this is where we have the crash with only the right shoulder getting by, headed northbound out of glen burnie. a crash reported eastbound i-70 near 29. delays are building as you work your way past 29 in

hartley is currently serving a suspension after being sent off for club side northampton.ans he has got to undergo an unbelievably stringent fitness programme over the next five or six weeks. he is doing that and putting himself in the best putting it -- putting himself in the best putting it —— position to continue as captain. that is all the sport. up until yesterday the uk‘s ambassador to the eu was a man called sir ivan rogers. but then he resigned, which was a surprise, not least because the uk starts its talks for exiting the european union after article 50 is triggered, which we know will be by the end of march. and sir ivan, an experienced negotiator, was expected to play a part in that. overnight, an email he wrote to his staff explaining why he‘d stepped down, referred to "muddled thinking". it also spoke of "ill—founded arguments". and he urged his staff to "speak truth to power", which sort of implies that the advice he‘d been giving to downing street had fallen on deaf ears. so what does all this mean for brexit negotiations? let‘s speak to our guests. did he

captain dylan hartley is incldued and has been decalred match fit.sh sailor alex thomson has finished the vendee globe solo round the world race. he came second in a time of 74 days, 19 hours and 35 minutes, about 16 hours behind the french winner armel le cleach. hampshire—based thomson had led in the early stages and broke two race records prior to being overtaken in december after a few problesm with his boat. he matches dame ellen mcarthur‘s second—placed finish in the race back in 2001. are amazing to be finished. you never knew really know when it is going to happen, i relied a couple of hours before that i was definitely going to finish. it is a long, long way, and it isjust great to finally be here. i think 24,36 hours ago, i knew that was the end, so hours ago, i knew that was the end, so congratulations, what a great race he has done, he really deserved it, so two seconds and a first, that isa it, so two seconds and a first, that is a great record, i think! it is fantastic. that is a brutal race. olly, thank you very much. s donald trump's

is there something in her early -- and hartley, basically different that were not aware of that we have about time? >> i think there is, but i think it's the effect i just talked about. that the time that you see something depends on the signal getting into your eye but not just getting into. i does a lot of processing. figuring out what it is and then turns it to the brain and in the brain figures about. that processing takes longer for dim objects than bright objects. that could explain what you're talking about. >> when you try to make it conscious it's one of those things that's so elusive spirit i love optical illusions spew i'm just wondering if it's better left laid unconscious spirit my feeling is, not be unaware of things. now, here's what einstein said. this was written in a book by a philosopher, physicist, and what, he quotes einstein and saying since science in principle can say all that can be said -- i'm on the wrong place. here we go. albert einstein was troubled by the concept of now. i did know this until i started writing the book. he was bothered by the same thing th

straight wins in 2016, but he is now out for three months and when you look at the fact that dylan hartleyer players. england's forward pack have been heavily hit by injuries with the six nations just weeks away. saracens have confirmed the signing of wales back liam williams from scarlets. williams has won 38 caps since his international debut in 2012. the move could limit his appearances for his country with the selection policy allowing only three non—wales based players to be picked. saracens director of rugby mark mccall said williams was "arguably one of the most talented backs in europe". joe root should be available for the start of england's one—day series against india. root didn't travel with the rest of the squad on thursday, staying behind with his partner for the birth of their first child, who arrived on saturday. he's expected to fly out in two days' time with the first odi this coming sunday. eoin morgan returns to lead england in three one—dayers. he says his family were affected by the criticism he received for missing last october's tour of bangladesh over security fear

eddie jones says dylan hartley will captain england during the six nations as long as he proves his fitnesss opening game against france next month. he is doing everything right to be captain at the moment, he has come, knee has worked hard, the prerequisite to get into the side is to be very fit, not playing games. —— not playing games means he has got to undergo an unbelievably stringent fitness programme over the next five or six weeks. he's doing that and so he's clearly putting himself in best position to compete for his country. gb taekwondo say they "had reservations" for his country. gb taekwondo say they " had reservations" about for his country. gb taekwondo say they "had reservations" about double olympic champion jade jones taking pa rt olympic champion jade jones taking part in the channel 4 programme the jump. jones receives funding from uk sport and is due to take part in the world championships later this year. gb taekwondo says it has has held "exte nsive" gb taekwondo says it has has held "extensive" talks with jones gb taekwondo says it has has held "extensive" talks with

. >> it is hartley surprising that russia was a big focus at tillerson's hearing. >> you can probablye. they just had their regular press conference. on the top of the agenda, no surprise, u.s./russia relations. >> it flooded a nearby creek that forced the rescue of people in the past few hours. the cleanup here could take weeks. >> workers got an unexpected visitor. wou could say bam, crash, pow, w. >> the drones are running it. it constantly kills me. >> what is her name is? what her name s charlie. >> president obama complimented michelle for her grace and grit, which i assume are the names of her arms. you don't want to mess with grace, and you don't want to mess with grit, so eat your vegetables. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mute yufl insurance. king and norah o'donnell. president-elect donald trump spoke with the director of national intelligence last night after accusing the intelligence community lies about him. in a rare statement james clapper said he talked with the president-elect on recent reports on the intelligence briefing l

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>> justin hartley, one of the three, is a bit of a lost soul. >> when we found him, he was in freefallrception of him. saying that is not who i am. >> shame on me for taking the money. shame on you for making me famous. >> kevin's twin is also struggling to find herself. >> i've got to get a handle on it. >> beautiful brown eyes. >> the other major player in all of this is randall played by sterling k. brown who is on a quest to find his biological father. >> my name is randall. i'm your biological son. >> sterling, myself, lost my father when i was 10 years old. the idea of wanting to connect with a paternal figure is something that speaks to my soul in a concrete visceral way. >> when he finds me, it is a real moment. i don't really know what to say. i'm waiting for you. >> you want to come in? >> okay. >> i like the way you do that. >> i like your face. >> randall and beth at the base of their relationship is -- >> did you just come up with that? >> is art and soul. that ties it in. >> >> and mandy moore's character ages, jack is no longer there. >> i watch. i know i have to know he

. >> reporter: justin hartley, who plays kevin, one of the three, a bit of a lost sole. >> when we foundealizing how people saw him. people's perception of him. him going, oh my god, that's not who i am. >> shame on me for taking the moneyful shame on you for making me famous. shame on all of us. >> reporter: she is also struggling to find herself. >> i got to get a handle on myself on the weight and on all of it. >> beautiful brown eyes. >> reporter: the other major player is randall, played by emmy winner sterling k. brown who the on a quest to find his biological father. >> good morning. >> my name is randall peerson, i'm your biological son. >> sterling, myself, i lost my father when i was ten-years-old. so the idea of wanting to connect with a paternal figure is something that speaks to my soul in a very concrete visceral way. >> once he finds me, you know, then there is a real moment of like so i don't really know what to say, i'm waiting for to you say something. >> you want to come in? >> okay. >> randall and beth at the base of their relationship is odd ends. you say soul. >> pe

the following person that is here is kate hartley who is the director the deputy director of the mayor's office of housing also incredibly important and committed entity in this huge endeavor. mr. larry are you ready? i tried to warm it up as best i can to ensure you have remarks >> it's nice and warm and i appreciated. he was taken away. he was tremendous. it's an incredible moment and supervisor cohen you set the stage vertically guide and feel, miller. excuse me officer mayor lee director of hope sf and this is truly [inaudible] of a career to be on behalf of the public-private partnership that is as hope sf certainly the leadership of district 10. as many residents in the room here is many community leaders developers and so i'll go very briefly but i did want to just pick up on supervisor cohen's reading and just to say how incredible this moment is good obviously mayor lee was born and raised in public housing in seattle has taken on hope sf with a vigor and a passion that in many ways no mayor in the nation has taken on to be in san francisco are being watched and brain admired fr

captain dylan hartley is included but is not quite match fit.he has progressed since autumn when we would have given him a five out of town and at the moment he is in terms of ready to play about a seven out of ten so given that he has a good couple of days training in portugal and i anticipate him being in the reckoning for the first test team. gymnast dan keating has retired from the sport, aged 27. keating's a two—time european champion on the pommel horse and he won gold on that apparatus for scotland at glasgow's 2014 commonwealth games. he also won an all around silver at the world championships in 2009. keatings wrote on social media that he needs to kick back, eat a few takeaways, drink some beers and spend some time with the wife. not a bad plan. british sailor alex thomson has finished the vendee globe solo round the world race. he came second, in a time of 74 days, 19 hours and 35 minutes, about 16 hours behind the french winner armel le cleach. hampshire—based thomson had led in the early stages and broke two race records, prior to b

the following person that is here is kate hartley who is the director the deputy director of the mayor's office of housing also incredibly important and committed entity in this huge endeavor. mr. larry are you ready? i tried to warm it up as best i can to ensure you have remarks >> it's nice and warm and i appreciated. he was taken away. he was tremendous. it's an incredible moment and supervisor cohen you set the stage vertically guide and feel, miller. excuse me officer mayor lee director of hope sf and this is truly [inaudible] of a career to be on behalf of the public-private partnership that is as hope sf certainly the leadership of district 10. as many residents in the room here is many community leaders developers and so i'll go very briefly but i did want to just pick up on supervisor cohen's reading and just to say how incredible this moment is good obviously mayor lee was born and raised in public housing in seattle has taken on hope sf with a vigor and a passion that in many ways no mayor in the nation has taken on to be in san francisco are being watched and brain admired fr

england rugby union head coach eddiejones has named dylan hartley as captain of his side for the forthcomingopening game against france. six of those due to a ban for striking. you will be with us in a moment to look at the papers. let's get the gossip from carol! ben blakeley must! you look orjust! —— goodness! spill the beans. you know that what goes on tour stays on tour. we have a bitter wind coming up from the near continent. temperatures are not as low as yesterday but nonetheless, temperatures below freezing. you can see what is happening today. all this blew across europe are sure it is cold. with the wind, we are dragging in this air across the shores. i would show you how it will feel against yourskin, as show you how it will feel against your skin, as well as the temperatures. a lot of cloud around and we could see snowflakes here and there. nothing too substantial and also drizzle. if you are out early, watch out for ice on untreated surfaces. you can watch out for ice on untreated surfaces. you can see watch out for ice on untreated surfaces. you can see the temperatures below f

the following person that is here is kate hartley who is the director the deputy director of the mayor'sffice of housing also incredibly important and committed entity in this huge endeavor. mr. larry are you ready? i tried to warm it up as best i can to ensure you have remarks >> it's nice and warm and i appreciated. he was taken away. he was tremendous. it's an incredible moment and supervisor cohen you set the stage vertically guide and feel, miller. excuse me officer mayor lee director of hope sf and this is truly [inaudible] of a career to be on behalf of the public-private partnership that is as hope sf certainly the leadership of district 10. as many residents in the room here is many community leaders developers and so i'll go very briefly but i did want to just pick up on supervisor cohen's reading and just to say how incredible this moment is good obviously mayor lee was born and raised in public housing in seattle has taken on hope sf with a vigor and a passion that in many ways no mayor in the nation has taken on to be in san francisco are being watched and brain admired from

the following person that is here is kate hartley who is the director the deputy director of the mayor's office of housing also incredibly important and committed entity in this huge endeavor. mr. larry are you ready? i tried to warm it up as best i can to ensure you have remarks >> it's nice and warm and i appreciated. he was taken away. he was tremendous. it's an incredible moment and supervisor cohen you set the stage vertically guide and feel, miller. excuse me officer mayor lee director of hope sf and this is truly [inaudible] of a career to be on behalf of the public-private partnership that is as hope sf certainly the leadership of district 10. as many residents in the room here is many community leaders developers and so i'll go very briefly but i did want to just pick up on supervisor cohen's reading and just to say how incredible this moment is good obviously mayor lee was born and raised in public housing in seattle has taken on hope sf with a vigor and a passion that in many ways no mayor in the nation has taken on to be in san francisco are being watched and brain admired fr