congressman higgins: no, i think it is about strategy.hat takes into account the facts on the ground as they exist today. things have changed profoundly. i think the united states and unique leverage in negotiating a new north american free trade agreement. generally,agreements including nafta, are very convoluted, very nebulous. i think this new trade agreement has to be explicit. i think it also has to be enforceable. the enforcing mechanisms are not strong enough. when you are doing trade with other countries, you half to look at your -- you have to look at your strength as leverage for the three countries involved. but also for the united states, a country with a population of 326 million people, the strongest economy in the history of the world, 70% consumption. that means the things we used to make and sell to the rest of the world, they now make and sell to us. that is the unfortunate aspect of it. fortunately, it gives us leverage in a new trade negotiation in the context of nafta. take youryou constituents in upstate new york, is

earlier three—time champion john higgins was micromax. —— in ryan day's match. and finallyjockey hayley turner is to base a british horseracing authority inquiry next thursday after being charged with breaching betting rules. she is said to be devastated and deeply embarrassed. that is it a quick read cap of the top stories from england had gone 2—0 down in the ashes series and in the champions league liverpool won 7—0 to reach the knockout stages and there are five english teams in the last 16 which isa english teams in the last 16 which is a record. all fun as here, coming up is a record. all fun as here, coming up next it the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pauljohnson, deputy editor of the guardian, and lynn davidson, whitehall correspondent at the sun. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the guardian leads with donald trump's recognition ofjerusalem as israel's capital and his plans to move the us embassy there from tel aviv. the paper also looks at th

three time championjohn higgins is out of snooker‘s uk championship.ip earlier this year lost to mark king. higgins is the the 13th player among the top—16 seeds to go out of this event. england's world number 21 king won four of the last five frames winning it 6—5 to move through to the quarterfinals. australian open organisers say that serena williams has registered to play at next month's tournament in melbourne. the 36—year—old won the event for the 7th time injanuary while in the early weeks of pregnancy. the 23—time grand slam singles champion gave birth to her daughter in september. tournament director craig tiley said "she's got her visa, she's entered, she's practising. there's no question she'll be ready in our view." the cleveland cavaliers are going for a 13th straight victory against sacramento. it is 89— 86 with 7.5 minutes remaining in the match up to sacramento. in the eastern conference, cleveland is second in the western conference, sacramento a second from bottom in 14th position but they lead by a point with minutes remaining. until

four—time champion higgins was beaten finalist last year.our, the results have been, well, mixed. think back to that cristiano ronaldo bust, how could you forget it? in all his glory at madeira airport for all to see. let's be honest, it doesn't look much like the real thing, does it? this time it is diego maradona's turn. here is the argentinian legend unveiling his own statue in kolkata, doing the honours with a remote control. the 12 foot statue, that is 12 but, is supposed to be him holding up the 1986 world cup. more than 1000 people turned out to see the ticker unveiling, which will be put in the park in the indian city. i don't think he would have it in his living room. quickly a think he would have it in his living room. quicklya reminder of think he would have it in his living room. quickly a reminder of our top story, chelsea will face five—time winners barcelona in the last 16 of the champions league. details of both champions and europa league draws on the bbc sport website, that's all from sports day, coming up that's all from s

i'm amanda higgins from public work. we believe that this -- [ inaudible ] -- for personal wireless service facilities. article 25 requires public work to refer wireless applications to the department of public health and the planning department. if both departments recommend approval of an application as they did here, public works will issue a tentative approval, and as required under article 25, verizon mailed and posted notice of the intended approval. public works then held a public hearing to consider protests to the approval, and following the hearing, the director of public works approved the permit and notice of this permit approval was presented to the public. in addition to public works, planning and public health are here for the board's question. >> miss higgins, so the appellants stated that they, at great expense to them, they put all their underground -- all their services underground. what would be the department's response for that. >> well, the city has various legislated underground districts in which

if you were to build the perfect snooker player, you‘d build john higgins.t night. ‘the power‘ is a legend in the sport, thanks to a brilliant career spanning three decades — and he‘s going for a 17th world title. he beat chris dobey 3—1. can you find out all the latest on the darts, the snooker by going to the darts, the snooker by going to the bbc sport website there. bbc.co.uk/sport. i‘ll the bbc sport website there. bbc. co. uk/sport. i‘ll have the bbc sport website there. bbc.co.uk/sport. i‘ll have more for you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hearfrom the you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from the team you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hearfrom the team in you, perhaps more woes of england as well, and hear from the team in the next hour. mike, thank you so much. 0fficials mike, thank you so much. officials in california say the biggest of the wildfires, which has driven tens of thousands from their homes, cover nearly 400 square miles. 0ur correspondent s

the first time higgins has whitewashed 0'sullivan in a match in 23 years.ronnie, somebody just said, the last time i whitewashed him was 1994. that was on the way to my first tournament. i can remember, i played in the quarterfinals. a great result for me. the british number two tennis player aljaz bedene is switching back to his country of birth, slovenia. he took british nationality in 2015 but a change in rules m ea nt nationality in 2015 but a change in rules meant he's never been allowed to represent britain at an olympics davis cup. he will represent slovenia from january the 1st next year. here is russell fuller. he's big ambition is to play the tokyo olympics and he realised that the aid of 20 at its best to put the british passport in the draw and ta ke british passport in the draw and take out the slovenian one. i don't detect any bitterness from within the lta, i think frustration and his lack of communication over the last couple of years, perhaps the opaque nature of some of his responses about his future intentions. ultimately, it is a plan th

. >> jimmy: right -- >> higgins, if he?at guy is a superman. >> jimmy: right? he's like two places at once. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, running -- >> there's two -- i play twins. there's definitely, like, twin higgins. >> jimmy: there?s two -- yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there?s twin higgins walking around. >> which one's nicer? >> jimmy: uh -- yeah, exactly, yeah. well, the one here?s very nice. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what a year you?re having, buddy. ?the deuce.? that was the last time you were here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we were talking about ?the deuce.? you crushed it on that . >> with my man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> tariq. >> jimmy: tariq trotter. dude, tariq plays reggie love. [ applause ] yo. tariq is fantastic in ?the deuce.? >> and i've been seeing questlove all over the place. >> questlove: yeah, and all these other -- >> we're new, like -- we?re like party buddies, right? >> questlove: yeah, pretty much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. you just hang out with every -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just stay here. jus

ben higgins. >> thank you, chris. >> what's up, man? >> i'm happy to be here.e backstage i'm a little nervous. >> are you? >> yeah. >> yes, this is a whole different world. >> yeah, this is a lot. we'll have fun though. >> what charity are we playing for today? >> it's called humanity and hope united, and it was started by one of my good friends. and what we do is we adopt villages in honduras, and they're villages that are under-served. and we hope to serve them by not telling them what they need, but by asking them what they want. and then we help them get that so if it's education, if it's healthcare, if it's clean water, we want to partner with them to help them progress from here to there. >> it's an amazing organization. [cheers and applause] you're a good egg, ben. >> we're trying. >> you're a good egg.

higgins, congratulations for that. >> steve: oh, my god!ates. >> jimmy: the united states -- the whole united shtates voted. [ laughter ] >> steve: all of them? >> jimmy: yeah. it's for best talk show. we're so honored. so thank you so much to the critics of the broadcast television journalists association. i want to congrat -- say congrats to all the other nominees, ellen, jimmy kimmel, james corden, harry connick jr., and andy cohen. >> steve: ah! >> jimmy: such great company. [ cheers and applause ] such great company. >> steve: very good. >> jimmy: that's exciting. the awards air january 11th at 8:00 p.m. on the cw. be sure to check it out. the critics' choice awards. [ cheers and applause ] that's a big deal for us. we love that. guys, we have a huge show tonight. he stars in the new animated movie, "ferdinand" -- ch here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: can't see me. >> steve: love that dude. >> jimmy: he is the greatest. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: later in the show, john cena and i are going to pe

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ steve higgins, everybody. steve higgins, right there.o! it's hard out there for a pimp. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the higher your voice gets after opening a a present for letting me know how much you're fake liking it. it's like, "oh! can't believe it!" [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, holiday popcorn tin, for taking me ten minutes to eat two of the sections and six months to eat the third. [ laughter ] what is that? >> steve: is that caramel corn? >> jimmy: it stayed fresh. i don't know how, but -- the airtight seal on the tin, that's -- no. >> steve: garlic vinegar. >> jimmy: i don't know how they do it. ♪ thank you, person who finished the midterm way sooner than everyone else, for either being a genius or a complete idiot. [ laughter and applause ] "i'm done. pencil's up." ♪ thank you, stocking stuffers, for being the only time you wrap deodorant. [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah, i need it. i need it. >> steve: he needs it. >> jimmy: i need it. ♪ thank you, mini candy canes, for making great walking sticks for mice. [

and today the couple are supporting a number of causes, a visit to a terrence higgins trust charity fairorld aids day and they'll meet eachers and pupils at a nearby school and will see a programme prince harry set up that helps prevent young people turning to violence and crime. —— teachers. this visit to nottingham is part of a six—month tour for the couple ahead of their wedding in may. and a chance for meghan markle to get a glimpse of her new life in a country she now calls home. 0ur royal correspondent nick witchall is in nottingham. i don't think we should be priced really, it was pretty good turnout this morning —— surprised. really, it was pretty good turnout this morning -- surprised. not huge crowds, hundreds rather than thousands. it wasn't a huge area actually in the centre of nottingham where they had the first part of this visit to the city. a city which harry knows well, the third time he has been here this year alone. they're expected here in the next couple of minutes. she, meghan, looking relaxed, very confident. very composed and she's used to this sort of thing, as a

five nil thrashing byjohn higgins at the scottish open. 0'sullivan has won three ranking titles includingng a frame against the home favourite. the scotsman plays neil robinson next in the semifinals. the last time i whitewashed him was 1994. played in the quarter—finals so... there is hope for me. britain's number two tennis player, aljaz bedene is switching back to its country of birth. he took british nationality in 2015 but a rule change meant he has never been allowed to represent britain in the davis cup or the olympics. his big ambition is to play the tokyo olympics and he has realised that the age of 28 his best to put the british passport in the draw and ta ke british passport in the draw and take up the slovenian one. i don't detect any bitterness. just frustration over his lack of communication and the opaque nature of his responses about his future intentions. ultimately it is a plan that has not worked out. the former head of cycling's international governing body has told the bbc that chris froome's adverse drug test is a disaster for the sport that could lose tea m a disast

there was the terence higgins trust and other organisations, we couldn't have asked for a better day this couple is at the moment, this was still very thought about in terms of what. .. this was still very thought about in terms of what... as their first engagement, considering princess diana's legacy with hiv, the terence higgins trust as well, this was planned quite carefully, wasn't it? it was. you see from the way harry is and what he's involved in now, it is and what he's involved in now, it isa is and what he's involved in now, it is a reflection of carrying on that legacy that he wants to carry on from his mother, but also i think you've got him wanting to bring meghan into the fold and get hurt involved in the interests they do share. what do you make of what lizzie said, she said meghan tapped harry on the arm and said, we watched this. in itself that is quite casual, she is bringing a different tone, that that's what people are fascinated by. it will be interesting over the next few years. the next few months we will see more of these visits during the lead up to the weddin

john higgins is through to the third round.ng just wind 50 plus break. —— one. hita raw china, making just wind 50 plus break. —— one. hit a raw is another chinese player next up. —— his reward is. that is sadly all we have four today's edition of sport today. —— for. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello once again. there were certainly enough gaps in the cloud in the first part of the night for our weather watchers to get a really good view of the night's super moon. after what had been a pretty reasonable day, especially so across parts of northern ireland, scotland, the north of england, probably the best of the sunshine here. that's not to say we start the new day with plenty of gaps around because we have weather fronts not a million miles away and there may be enough cloud for there to be the odd spot of rain across the far north of scotland, showers running through the western side of scotland and down through the iri

you were to build the perfect snooker player, you‘d build john higgins.nent 3-0. now all week on breakfast we are looking at the power of singing, and this morning, we‘re considering its impact in sport. it‘s been the welsh leading the tune as they harmonise sport and music. i‘ve been out with one of the choirs chosen to motivate the wales team in their recent match against new zealand. # you fill up my senses like a night in the forest... this is where it all begins, a lone voice on match day. byron young has been singing on his country since 1972. his one voice soon becomes part of many on the bus to the stadium, and then has the power of 150, when several hours before kick—off, his choirjoins the others chosen from around wales in the tunnel for a dress rehearsal. everybody in sync, everybody‘s got a voice, and that‘s the way they do it. it happens in football. you see it at liverpool, in the kop, the national anthems, you see people crying because of the opportunity to sing out what you‘re feeling inside. singing in sport has come such a long way sinc

higgins was beaten finalist just last year.t pm. two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the deaths of three children in a house fire in worsley, greater manchester. a 14—year—old girl, named locally as demi pearson, was pronounced dead at the scene, while an eight—year—old boy and a seven—year—old girl died in hospital. the children's mother, named locally as michelle pearson, is in a serious condition in hospital. a fourth sibling, a three—year—old girl, is also critically ill. if a short street of terraced houses on the edge of manchester. if early today, it became a murder scene, when someone deliberately set fire to this house. neighbours who knew the victims and saw what happened have been left deeply upset. and saw what happened ijust heard people screaming and shouting, and then ijust opened the bathroom window and just looked over, and it wasjust like... all i can imagine, like a big orange cloud. just a bang and all fireballs coming from the house. susan smith watched in horror as the children w

the couple heard about the work of the terrence higgins trust, the charity which has worked for years§§?= in tribute to his late mother. and at a local college, they heard about the effort to help young people keep out of trouble. serious issues to which harry, through a charitable trust, is devoting serious attention. but for all that, there was no doubt who sparkled the most today — the woman with the diamond. i saw her ring and the diamond is massive! it's absolutely gorgeous. just knowing that you're sitting near meghan and prince harry, it'sjaw—dropping, it's really nice. a glittering future then? it certainly seems to augur well. nicholas witchell, bbc news, nottingham. now it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. tonight, the net tightens around trump. michael flynn, his former national security advisor pleads guilty to lying to the fbi. was he ordered to do so by the president's son—in—law? and where does this take the mueller investigation now? we're live in washington with those who can explain. also tonight, ten years ago, police raided damian green's office

the third round winners today wherejohn higgins and shaun murphy.ay that saw russia banned from the winter olympics next year for systematic doping. coming up next, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former pensions minister baroness ros altmann and the writer and broadcaster mihir bose. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the guardian leads with a story of pressure growing on theresa may amid what it describes as a "jolt" to brexit talks. the telegraph claims that mi5 foiled an alleged plot to assassinate the prime minister in downing street. that story also makes the sun's front page. the mirror also leads with what it describes as a "terror plot to kill theresa may". the times leads with a story on the row between philip hammond and the ministry of defence, claiming the chancellor has been banned from using raf aircraft. the metro leads with next year's rise in railfares, saying passengers are being "bled dry". the i notes that the increase in rail prices wil

. >> elizabeth higgins clark and her feeian stay found that out. >> when i gave -- >> when they set outo do one small act of kindness every day. for an entire year. >> what was the reaction? >> well, a lot of our friend made fun of us. >> correct. a lot of our friend made fun of us. >> hoping to inspire others they posted their efforts on social media under the #keepamka kind. they filled expired parking meters with coins. sent pizzas to sheriff's departments. >> little built here. little bite. strangers. >> construction workers. >> construction workers. crossing guards. >> ups drivers. >> anyone we could think of. >> when they ran out of their idea. >> the day we visit they'd were making care packages for the homeless. they found, after 365 days of doing small acts like this that kindness was like a muscle. if it went unused it would atrophy, the urge to be kind would go away. >> once you keep going. keep going. keep going. build it up. an, and, it changes. >> like a workout. >> the it is. the more you do it. the more comfortable you are. the better you are at it. >> which would seem t

i'm amanda higgins from san francisco public works. we believe that this permit was issued in compliance with the personal wireless service facility permitting procedure defined in public works code article 25. the department of public health confirmed that this facility would be in compliance with the article 25 public health compliance standard the planning department found that this project complies with the compatibility standards of article 25. public works then issued a notice of tentative approval, which notices were mailed and posted by extenet. following the public works hearing, the director of public works granted the permit and notice was distributed to the public. in addition to public works, public health and planning department are here for the board's questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item? you can give it to mr. cantera. >> welcome. >> hello. my name is sara tabor. and i happen to be the -- we call it dizzy lou, design committee of russian hill neighbors. i've been down here three times

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: higgins!roke. ♪ >> help me! help me! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: clear! [ laughter ] [ drumroll ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hot sax. >> jimmy: nothing like a little hot sax. >> steve: nothing. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, hot chocolate, for making regular chocolate feel super insecure about its appearance. [ laughter ] there you guys have it right there. those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with queen latifah, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. you guys are doing such a good job! can you pass me that tinsel? ooh, i love that one. seriously? a pink tree? it's not just pink, it's millennial pink. not seeing the vision. how about a little gold? how about, hmm, rose gold? let's do it! um, love! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an academy award nominated act

lauren: tim higgins, thank you very much. thank you.auren: the dow is six minutes before the closing bell at 53, 24827 right now the count done will be right back. . . lauren: the dow up more than 25% this year but it wasn't so fruitful for all 30 stocks. biggest losers, general electric, ibm, exxon, mobile, merck. is this opportunity to steal some deals? john petrides joins you now. ge down 45% this year. time to buy in 2018? >> what is the one thing these stocks have in common? large value stocks. tech has crushed value. we think these four stocks are quite compelling. new ceo of ge is doing what activist investor would have done, selling off non-performing assets, slipping the board, cutting dividend. investors are not rewarding. i think in the future -- lauren: you say buying losers. big tech names on s&p 500, amazon, microsoft, apple, facebook, you still like those in 2018 or are they too expensive? >> we like financials health care, energy, are three sectors we think are most attractive. we would rotate out of tech into those sect

while higgins is the 13th player among the top—16 seeds to go out.m, and also worked with victoria azarenka earlier this year. joyce willjoin the wimbledon semi—finalist from new year's eve at the brisbane 0pen. serena williams has entered next yea r‘s australian open, just four months after giving birth to her first child. she's the defending champion and won in melbourne injanuary for a seventh time, while also in the early weeks of pregnancy. can she make more history by retaining the title? it would be extraordinary! some have done it! many women do it! thank you. we will see you later roll in. —— later on. jerusalem has long been synonymous with the palestinian—israeli conflict as well as being of important religious significance to the muslim, jewish and christian faiths. it's now the focus of the international community after the united states became the first country to recognise jerusalem as israel's capital, decision dubbed a "kiss of death" for the middle east peace process. joining us now to discuss the issue is lauren banko, a specialist

also through are the reigning champion, marco fu, and the man he beat in last year's final, john higginson and become full—time after a successful licence application. yeovil town have retained top—flight status along with the eight other women's super league one clubs who applied for next season. sunderland did not apply. it's day one of the national winter swimming championships in sheffield. it's the last chance for competitors to impress the selectors ahead of next year's commonwealth games in australia. 0ne surprise result already — the defending commonwealth champion, chris walker—hebborn, has been beaten in the men's 100 metre backstroke final. luke greenbank pipping him to the touch byjust three one hundredths of a second. you can can follow all the latest from sheffield via the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app. indycar racing is considered one of the most dangerous motor sports in the world, with drivers maintaining almost continuous speeds of over 200 miles an hour. motor racing team carlin announced this week that they would become the first british team in the modern e

not one of his power naps, but he was beaten 5—0 byjohn higgins in the quarter—finals.of respect for each other. you know whatjohn is like. he is a class act and just an amazing player. he is just class act and just an amazing player. he isjust unbelievable. you know, he has got touch, skill, power, he has got everything. if you are going to build a snooker player, you would wield john. obviously someone you would wield john. obviously someone like that saying that is amazing. he is definitely, as i said, the best player i have ever seen. phil taylor is playing his last pdc world darts championship before retiring, and he got off to a winning start at london's alexandra palace last night. ‘the power‘ is a legend in the sport, thanks to a brilliant career spanning three decades, and he is going for a 17th world title. he beat chris dobey 3—1. the legendary jump jockey sir ap mccoy came out of retirement last night to take on flat racing superstar frankie dettori in a charity event. the pair led teams in a relay show—jumping competition at the london international horse s

the fourth round match betweenjohn higgins and mark king has gone to a deciding frame... will be back with sportsday after the six o'clock news at 6:30pm. see you then! studio: srumo: olly studio: olly foster, thank you. let's return now to the expected announcement by president trump, that washington will break with decades of american policy on the middle east by recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel. mr trump is expected to authorise the process of moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the announcement is expected to be happening in the next 30 minutes or so. joining me now is avi shlaim, emeritus fellow of st antony‘s college and emeritus professor of international relations at the university of oxford. it is so good to have you with us, thank you for your expertise on this today. what is the background to this? this is an extremely irresponsible move on the part of president trump. irresponsible, and reckless. it amounts to a total reversal and an abrupt reversal of american policy towards the conflict, since 1967. because after the 1967 war, isr

and john higgins put his surprise uk championship loss to mark king behind him to beat jack lisowskit last year. ronnie 0'sullivan says he could never call himself "the greatest" but he's surely on his way... last night he won his sixth uk snooker championship. it means 0'sullivan has equalled steve davis' tally, and stephen hendry‘s record of winning 18 of snooker‘s top 3 championships. it was 24 years ago that 0'sullivan won his first uk championship... just take a look at this... a fresh—faced 17 year—old... he'd only turned professional a year earlier, but here he was beating the then world number one stephen hendry in the final... fast forward 24 years and he's up against shaun murphy, in the dominant form we've come to expect from him. 10 frames to 5 he won last night, and former player davis, believes there's still more to come. you see him in this forum, he will not go off the boys soon, i think he has two or three more years, as long as he is focused, he will be fighting. a thousand centuries he has nailed on and somewhere down the line, perhaps another world championship, a

he will playjohn higgins tonight. whatever works, i guess! playjohn higgins tonight.r an inquiry at the ‘very highest level‘ after it emerged that vital documents which proved the defendant‘s innocence were not disclosed to lawyers. after being on bail for nearly two years, 22 year old liam allen was told there was no case against him at croydon crown court in south london yesterday. liam told us it was overwhelming and it was hugely confusing to go from being the bill into being the innocent. barristerjerry hayes told us what happened. this was a very serious multiple rape case. the person who made the allegations had given her evidence. the defence counsel said to me, have you got a disc of the downloads from her telephone? i said disc of the downloads from her telephone? isaid i had not seen disc of the downloads from her telephone? i said i had not seen it and the cps had not seen it. i spoke to the officer who is responsible for disclosure and asked if he had it. he said he had but it could not be disclosed. i asked why and he said it was very personal matters. i

. >> i guess we want to validate what they sglelt matt higgins digital managing editor for cbsphilly.comarthquake moments after the ground shook. he pointed to twitter analytics to tell the story. >> people were wondering quite frankly what was actually happening. they went on top twitter that's what people do go to social media to find out what is happening at that time. >> discussion was unfolding on facebook thousands shared cbs philly posts or responded to our individual pages. carol brand of deptford, new jersey told met the whole house shook and the couch moved too. malvern, dan babo she he thought a truck hit the building. fortunately no reported damages or injuries which gave some the green light to rattle off a few jokes. >> it was shake ising shaking violently like this. >> from this tongue and cheek by caroline mc choir to joelen wallaces caption for collapsed nativety mary is okay and joseph painted and at may 610 is one of many to share this photo saying i survived the delaware earthquake of 2017. >> that might be my personal favorite. >> wow that's something i hear you. >>

there are groups of organisations, and my organisation was represented there, and terrence higgins trustl stories of our lives living with a stigmatised health condition. can you explain your own personal link? i was diagnosed 11 years ago after the death of my partner and since thenl the death of my partner and since then i have gone on to do a lot of work around bringing a face to the condition that does not fit with stereotypes people assume someone with hiv has. a lot of what has been made of the couple, and about the manufacturing of this appearance, this first appearance, it is no coincidence that princess diana was a great patron of this charity, and did a lot of work for recognising hiv and it was the way in which he brought important is to its appearance. he wants to make a difference to people's lives. like the charity lizzie and other charities and causes are involved with that as well. a lot of the imagery is react relaxed... a touchjohnny and... but without being cynical, a lot of this is managed. it is, and will be addressing the next month and coming years to see whether t

. >> jimmy: right -- >> higgins, if he?: right? he's like two places at once. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, running -- >> there's two -- i play twins. there's definitely, like, twin higgins. >> jimmy: there?s two -- yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there?s twin higgins walking around. >> which one's nicer? >> jimmy: uh -- yeah, exactly, yeah. well, the one here?s very nice. >> okay. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what a year you?re having, buddy. ?the deuce.? that was the last time you were here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we were talking about ?the deuce.? you crushed it on that . >> with my man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> tariq. >> jimmy: tariq trotter. dude, tariq plays reggie love. [ applause ] yo. tariq is fantastic in ?the deuce.? >> and i've been seeing questlove all over the place. >> questlove: yeah, and all these other -- >> we're new, like -- we?re like party buddies, right? >> questlove: yeah, pretty much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. you just hang out with every -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just stay here. just come here every night and ha

not one of his power naps, but he was beaten 5—0 byjohn higgins in the quarter—finals. a lot of respect for each other. phil taylor is playing his last pdc world darts championship before retiring, and he got off to a winning start at london's alexandra palace last night. ‘the power‘ is a legend in the sport, thanks to a brilliant career spanning three decades, and he is going for a 17th world title. he beat chris dobey 3—1. the legendary jump jockey sir ap mccoy came out of retirement last night to take on flat racing superstar frankie dettori in a charity event. the pair led teams in a relay show—jumping competition at the london international horse show, at olympia. they were raising money for the injured jockeys fund, and it was mccoys team who felt more at home. they beat dettori's flat racers over the jumps. now, all week on breakfast, we are looking at the power of singing, and this morning we are considering its impact in sport. music was part of the first olympics in ancient greece, but over the last century it has been the welsh leading the tune, as they harmo

the previous visit, that was organised by the terrence higgins trust because today is world aids day.an engagement that was booked for harry quite some time ago. both of these? you cannot just shove quite some time ago. both of these? you cannotjust shove a member of the royal family in you cannotjust shove a member of the royalfamily in a certain area in 2a hours unless there is a death or something serious flooding or whatever, harry would have had this in his diary for quite some time. the fact he has got engaged, yes, meghan comes along with him. it seems that he knows —— she knows about things she will probably campaign on alongside harry. this school is about teaching youngsters not to get involved in crime, something very close to the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry, because it is being founded by the royal foundation. that is something that will become very close to them. so yes, it is something that was planned, and she just happens to be, i am not going to say a passenger, she is a bit more of a passenger having being —— become engaged last month. she certainl

the couple heard about the work of the terrence higgins trust, the charity which has worked for yearsow with meghan, wants to take forward in tribute to his late mother. and at a local college, they heard about the effort to help young people keep out of trouble — serious issues to which harry, through a charitable trust, is devoting serious attention. but for all that, there was no doubt who sparkled the most today — the woman with the diamond. i saw her ring and the diamond is massive! it's absolutely gorgeous. just knowing that you're sitting near meghan and prince harry, it'sjaw—dropping, it's really nice. a glittering future then? it certainly seems to augur well. nicholas witchell, bbc news, nottingham. for the first time since the end of the cold war, the us state of hawaii has tested a siren warning of nuclear attack. let's have a listen. (siren wails) the resumption of a monthly state—wide test was prompted by north korea's firing of a powerful intercontinental ballistic missile earlier this week. it must have been worrying for those people there. don't forget, you can get in

the couple heard about the work of the terrence higgins trust, the charity which has worked for years tribute to his late mother. and at a local college, they heard about the effort to help young people keep out of trouble. serious issues to which harry, through a charitable trust, is devoting serious attention. but for all that, there was no doubt who sparkled the most today — the woman with the diamond. i saw her ring and the diamond is massive! it's absolutely gorgeous. just knowing that you're sitting near meghan and prince harry, it'sjaw—dropping, it's really nice. a glittering future then? it certainly seems to augur well. the world ‘s majorfishing nations including russia, china and the united states have made an agreement on commercialfishing united states have made an agreement on commercial fishing in the arctic ocean. once permanently frozen arctic waters are now one of the fastest warming regions on earth. the deal covers nearly 3 million square kilometres, the us ambassador to oceans and fisheries described it asa to oceans and fisheries described it as a rare example of

the couple heard about the work of the terrence higgins trust, the charity which has worked for yearsith meghan, wants to take forward in tribute to his late mother. and at a local college, they heard about the effort to help young people keep out of trouble. serious issues to which harry, through a charitable trust, is devoting serious attention. but for all that, there was no doubt who sparkled the most today — the woman with the diamond. i saw her ring and the diamond is massive! it's absolutely gorgeous. just knowing that you're sitting near meghan and prince harry, it'sjaw—dropping, it's really nice. a glittering future then? it certainly seems to augur well. before we go with take you back to those live pictures in bangladesh of pope francis delivering a speech, i believe it is his second last speech ofa believe it is his second last speech of a week—long tour, he has been to myanmar, now he is in bangladesh, in dhaka. he is visiting priests in the sa nto dhaka. he is visiting priests in the santo rosario dhaka. he is visiting priests in the sa nto rosario church. dhaka. he is v

the couple heard about the work of the terrence higgins trust, the charity which has worked for years with meghan, wants to take forward in tribute to his late mother. and at a local college, they heard about the effort to help young people keep out of trouble. serious issues to which harry, through a charitable trust, is devoting serious attention. but for all that, there was no doubt who sparkled the most today — the woman with the diamond. i saw her ring and the diamond is massive! it's absolutely gorgeous. just knowing that you're sitting near meghan and prince harry, it'sjaw—dropping, it's really nice. a glittering future then? it certainly seems to augur well. nicholas witchell, bbc news, nottingham. let's ta ke let's take you back to those live pictures before we go of pope francis who is in the final day of his seven—day trip to myanmar and bangladesh. he is in bangladesh right now, and he is visiting the church of santo rosario and meeting some priests as well, before heading to dakar where he will meet other priests. there is much more of this on our website, i am also on tw