ijudge the day by your quest. neck. ijudge the day by your questm neck.r stories. two million people with interest—only mortgages are being warned to check how they are going to pay them off when they come to an end. some may not even realise they're on an interest—only mortgage, or have not thought about how they'll find the money to pay off the debt. paul lewis from radio 4's moneybox has been looking at this, he's in our london studio. why the emphasis on this? explain it for us. interest only mortgages were very big in the 1990s. with interest only, you do not pay off the debt, you just pay off the interest every month. that means that the end of the term you still have got the debt. they were cheaper per month that you have this problem at the end. a lot of those mortgages from the 19905 and early 2000 and now coming to their end. 0ver the 19905 and early 2000 and now coming to their end. over the next ten yea r5 coming to their end. over the next ten years a coming to their end. over the next ten yea r5 a lot of coming to their end. over the next te

ijudge ruled that documents from a child welfare investigation about him should be unsealed.olas cruz avoided eye contact during this afternoon's hearing, silently staring down. it was his second time in court since last wednesday's shooting. ( gunfire ) and more missed warning signs have emerged. newly released documents reveal that in september 2016, an investigator with florida's department of children and f chlies, visited the cruz household after allegations of medical neglect. the investigator noted cruz had depression, a.d.h.d., and autism, that he cut his arms in a snapchat post, and that he plans to go out and buy a gun. d.c.f. closed the investigation six weeks later, saying the agency found no evidence of mistreatment. so this wasn't the person that we knew, not at all. k reporter: james and kimberly snead, who took cruz in after his mother's death in november, told abc news they saw no signs. >> everything everybody seems to know, we didn't know. we had rules, and he followed every rule to the "t." >> reporter: stoneman douglas high school students have gone from

so ijudge my players for the intentions, not the results. last chance for elise christie to save her 0lympic career. disqualified three times in sochi four years ago, she has fallen in both her short—track skating events so far in south korea. let's cross live to our correspondent andy swiss in pyeongchang. she is due on track very, very shortly. how fit will she be?m will be fascinating to see, 0llie. most of us thought to her 0lympics a re over after most of us thought to her 0lympics are over after the terrible crush on saturday. she will be back on the ice rink this morning, a full training session afterwards. she posted a video on social media where she said she thought it went quite well and she was hoping to compete, although her performance director says she is only around 80% or 90% fit. i suppose the good news for her is it is only the heats, the rest of the event does not take place until thursday. if she can get through this heat she would have another couple of days to rest up that ankle. her 0lympic journey so couple of days to

adam shiv ijudge andrew napolits joining us this morning. >>> base.it's clear there were l of peopleng to put their fingers on the scale around the election. >> there's no question that there were people in the fbi who did not want donald trump to be president and who probably used the powers of office, which we have given to them, for an inappropriate purpose. that unfortunately is not what bob mueller is investigating. maybe he is investigating it now and it certainly warrants investigation. when i sat here, lee said to me what did you think of the memo? i thought they over-promised and under-delivered with respect to how incendiary it might be and how outrages the behavior might be. fisa is a flawed product. it is flawed because it takes place in secret. there's nobody there on the other side to argue against it. and the congress purported to change the standard for signing search warrants from what the constitution requires probable cause of crime to its 1978 fisa act standard of probable cause of communicating with a foreign person. so was there evidence that carter page was com

so ijudge my players for the intentions, not the results.sed with our performance. you can see by the celebration at the end of their ice dancing. they we re the end of their ice dancing. they were really pleased with what they put out there but they got lower scores than they are expecting is a slipped place and went through in 10th place and they finished off today and 11. not where they wanted today and 11. not where they wanted to bea today and 11. not where they wanted to be a pleased with the performance. i think the celebrations after that dynes said it all, after 20 months of recovery for penny, she shattered her kneecap and eight pieces back injune 2016. it's been a really rough ride to get to these olympics. delight to see them back on the ice, delight them to be competing at the olympic games but 11th place in all, a bittersweet ending for them. and it's on to the world championships next for nick buckland and penny coomes. through to the final of the half pipe was rowan cheshire which ended in disappointment. she fell onto the ne