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ios 11 is a terrible mess. when it happens later on this year they will take out features from the new ios simply to fix ios 11, that is saying something. >> who do you think is the source of this leak? >> it was uploaded to a website which is essentially a repository for code. it's anonymous. nobody knows who did it, but to have access to this kind of code, they had to be having access to the inside.>> thank you. >>> coming up, we will break down the record-breaking contract for the 49ers new franchise quarterback. >>> february is off to a warm start. lots of 70s out there. still lots of sunshine. we will talk more about the friday forecast. >>> take a look at this. this is the post of jimmy garoppolo. he is smiling on the field and the caption says new. he is the highest-paid nfl player ever.>> trying to do the math. i will get back to you.>> it's a lot. it's also a huge statement by the san francisco 49ers. not only to the players, the organization but the fans who ever since this guy took over the 49ers has

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so just like with your iphone, when you're doing the ios update. ehe same concept. >> reporter: even on the planes from 1988? >> even in a plane built in 1988. >> reporter: the lead planner for "orange flag," airforce origadier general carl schaefer: >> we're trying to work all the bugs out. by the time it gets to the war fighter, there are no bugs. they can go right into whatever situation they need and operate seamlessly and share that information. >> reporter: commanders here at edwards say it's a lot less risky and a lot less costly to find and fix problems here on the airfield than it is on the battlefield. flight testers now plan to hold one of these events every three months. reena. ce ninan: carter, thank you. up next, she wrote a letter to the president about gun violence, and he wrote back. for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your

ios 8 what good is reading writing and arithmetic if you do physically,em to be emotionally and psychologically fit. we are concentrated so much on the material of gathering and creating an archive that we have and have not been prepared to do much as far as .aking it known now, with the vault, we intend to open that up to the public where someone can bring in their granddad or grandmother and walk out with a high definition video of that interview. and i think that once the vault open the pryor centor to the public at least locally and statewide, we will some information out on what we do. announcer: our staff recently traveled to fayetteville, arkansas, to learn about its rich history. learn more at c-span.org\cities tour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> next, university of chicago history professor jane daley talks about how historians can reach a wider audience and potentially influence public policy using new media. of a new bookhor and has reported for the huffington post. this is in washington, d c. it is about 20 minutes. jane dailey teaches

screenings chalk's workshops and more the opening film this year is wes anderson's animated feature io of dogs tilda swinton and bill murray are among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in this story of a pack of dogs more room on a bleak japanese island and this is the first time that an animation has opened the berlin film festival. called i look at doses set in the dystopian future japan due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to trash island on atari as a young boy whose dog is among those seized he goes to the island in search of his beloved pet. and he's helped by the other dogs. because way over noxious sludge marsh leading to a radioactive landfill polluted by toxic chemical garbage that's our destination growing out of get richer. little planet. why should because he said. dogs love those we'll find him. here for years if he's alive to find your dog during his search he uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to destroy the city's dog population for ever can atari and the canine crew save the day or somebody spoke his language. an

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io—macro stars colin firth. you remember in pride and prejudice when he emerged from the lake.e gets a right old soaking. he plays donald crow hurst, truelove eccentric from devon. he —— donald crow hurst. he invented his old delhi are about to enter around the world yacht race. he has a happy marriage with rachel weisz and kids and he decides to do this in an ealing spirit of the little man taking on the world he is getting sponsorship from a local car dealer played by ken stott and getting sponsorship from tinned soup firms and rom firms, and then he sets sail up and rom firms, and then he sets sail up off on his race and it becomes a totally different movie. it becomes profound and moving and mystical and perplexing. why is this man taking on this challenge. it is a true life tales so i do not want to tell people what happened even though they can look it up and find out, but what happens is extremely strange. the film struggles to take that on board. colin firth does some of the best acting in years. it might be something to do with the water. it brings the best out of coli

lara dahlmeier of germany made history the biathlon winning io—kilometre pursuit title, with a near—flawlessmance. she's the first woman to win the sprint and pursuit double, after picking up herfirst gold on saturday. france's martin fourcade has won the men's 12.5 kilometre pursuit. he was already his country's most decorated winter olympian — this brings his tally of golds to three. canada's mikael kingsbury is the men's moguls champion. he's dominated the event since winning silver in sochi four years ago, with 13 straight world cup wins coming into this games — he's now added olympic gold to his haul. ireen wust became the most successful dutch olympian of all time — she won the women's isoom speed skating title. it's her tenth games medal, which also meant she became the most successful olympic speed skater. and in the women's ski jump, favourite maren lundby won gold with a massive finaljump of a hundred and ten metres. she held her nerve on the last leap to win gold by 11! points. it's norway's second gold of the games — their first in women's ski jumping let's round—up some of the d

stagecoach owns 90% of the franchise, and virgin io%.ed to walk away from the loss they were making in 2020, three years early. today it became clear they will be getting to the point of collapse even earlier. it has now been confirmed the situation is much more urgent. it is now clear this franchise will only be able to continue in its current form for a matter of a very small number of months and no more. that is because stagecoach has already lost £200 million running the line. this company cannot be allowed to run this franchise and simply make a profit given what's happened. they got their sums wrong and they will pay the price for that, not the taxpayer. he said the option of full nationalisation was very much on the table. it wouldn't be the first time. the government profitably ran the east coast mainline from 2009 to 2015, after national express admitted defeat two years into a 10—year deal. the secretary of state was very clear that he didn't think either the travelling public or the taxpayer would be affected. stagecoach is th

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dom parsons provided a bronze in the men's skeleton after what he says were ‘io years busting a gut..that had us holding our breath until the last 10 minutes. as ben croucher reports. announcer: dom parsons! at last! six days of medal—less olympics for great britain, on the seventh that demon was laid to rest. dom parsons is doing a phd in mechanical engineering, a study of calm before the most important two runs of his life. lying in fourth, parsons got his angles just right, sliding down the track but crucially up the standings after his first run. all he had to do now was to finish it off. if he beat the russian athlete behind him he'd be guaranteed a medal, a first for a british man in the sport since 1948. commentator: he's in front marginally of tregubov. but it's uphill for the line now. off bend 16, is it to be? no! oh, no! he misses out by two hundredths of a second. so was that wait for a medal going to continue? parsons didn't have too long to find out, needing a slipup from latvia's martins dukurs. yes! behind parsons. dom parsons unbelievably has his medal for great brita

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an out io version will be released -- an audio version will be released himself r are are >>> topping the people scene actor and comedian kevin smith is in the hospital after suffering a major heart attack. he said his doctor said one of his arteries was completely blocked. he had to cancel a comedy show because of what happened. he rose to the fame with the 1994 film clerk. for the second weekend in a row, marvel black panther topped the box office. ticket sales 108 million weekend, made it the second largest second weekend for any movie of 5u8 -- of all time. it has made $400 million in the u.s. and $700 million worldwide. >>> this year the academy awards is recognizing more older women in the top actorring categories, marcy gonzalez complains. >> reporter: the star said america doesn't reward people my age up for another best actress nomination at 68 years old. but meryl streep's quote is convicted at the oscars in another category. >> the nominees niece for performance by an actress in a sporting role. >> reporter: average age for best supporting actress, 5 years old. >> women of

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it's available for both ios and android. now i'll meet a travel photographer with a difference.plore the world, posting her screen grabs under the name ‘the agoraphobic traveller'. she suffers from a fear of open spaces, leaving her largely confined to her house, but her work is spreading across the globe, with an exhibition in new york and nearly 100,000 instagram followers. for a limited time she's selling her prints and donating a portion of the profits to the brain and behaviour research foundation. and we caught up with blind backpacker tony giles, fresh from his trip to israel and palestine, for a facebook live interview. tony has visited over 120 countries, despite losing his sight as a child. what has been the most unforgettable place that you have visited? what's been the most amazing place. new zealand is the most amazing country, i have been twice and the first time i spent three months on the bus, travelling around and bungeejumping. i love the people and the nature, i can smell it all and i can sense it all walking up and down a mountain. thank you to everyone who s

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io his first words as president, the tone was conly humble. president ramaphosa: when one is elected in this type of position, you basically become a servant of the people of south africa, and i will seek to execute that task wi humility, faithfulness, and with dignity as well. fergal: the story of a pol triumph long deferred. cyril ramaphosa was mandela's chosen heir after leading the anc in successful negotiations to end apartheid. but ramaphosa lost out to party politics. l e bleak years of jacob zuma were the eventuaresult. now that he has finally become president, a unique insight into cyril ramaphosa from the white negotiator who faced him across the table in the last days of apartheid. >> somebody who reminds many people of mandela in a different way. of course, mandela had the aura, the iconic status, whi cyril and nobody else will ever have. but it is thmoment when you have a leader, a person who can lead the country with aspiration and inspiration. fergal: for now the party enemies are defeated, and the country iseh broadlyd him. but

but for funds, selling shares io gun makers is t that simple. >>> taking off. would you get in a flying taxi? the future may be closer than k. you th those stories and much more tonight on "nightly business report" for this friday, february the 23rd. >>> and we bid you good evening, everybody. i'm bill griffit tyler and sue are off tonight. once again, i'm coming from you the new york stock exchange where stocks rallied to end a choppy and sometimes confusing week. h equitie been getting pushed around and by interest rates amid concerns the solid economic growth we have seen could force the federal reserve to raise inrest rates more times than answered this year. but a report released today by the central bank appearedo alleviate some of those concerns. and that's when stocks took off. the dow a closed its high of the day, up 347 points to 25,309. the nasdaq added a very strong 127 points. the s&p was up by 43. and today's gains helped the major indexes close higher forn the weekhat a week iwas. here bob pisani. >> reporter: stocks drifted steadily higher to tt

>>io, oh, yeah. i think the one great disadvantage we have over your sex is we don't have a womb. so we don't really have a purpose. you can breed, you can create children. men can't. and they're always trying to fill that void. and they do it by chasing money, by chasing status, by chasing power or warfare or whatever, or fame. but it's very rare to find a man who is completely with himself, aware of where he sits in life, and who doesn't have that urge to go out and -- >> pillage and plunder? >> pillage and plunder. which leads me to the me too movement, because we've seen so many women who have come out and told their historic stories of abuse and harassment. where does -- where do men fit into this? i mean, obviously the abusers. but can men, like yourself and others who clearly feel for them be part of the solution? >> well, i think it's very important for people like me, white male, successful, to listen and to learn. but at base, i think we have to love each other, respect each other, tolerate each other, and wonder in the difference in each other. whatever our sex, whateve

toer a juice bar on either side of the gym orut it a few doors down and make your gym-goers go further io the mall because time in the mall is money. >> in my younger years it was a plac hang out and movies. now it's being older, what do i need, can i get in and out quickly? otherwise i'll purchase on line. >> reporter: just the kind of mind-set that has landlords in a sweat. for "nightly business report" i'm diana olick in hyattsville, maryland. >> to read more about how malls are courting gyms head to our website, nbr.com. >> now there is reallyo excuse for not working out right. >> that's right. you can go there and then trooed treat yourself. >> we'll see. that does it for us tonight. i'mhe sue ra. thank you for joining us. >> thanks from me as well. i'm tie tie. have a wonderful evening, k erybody, and we hope to see you righthere tomorrow night. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. apeplanning a vacation e that is relaxing, inviting, and ex

it could take us io a nuclear war. so for that reason, i wod hope that the decision is how do we open the door to negotiationswi north korea now that south korea has at least laid some of the groundwork. katty: ok, you were chief of staff under president billi clinton, sve to ask you about what is happening in the white house at the moment. and the situation surrounding rob porter, the aide who stepped down after allegations of domestic violence. what have you made on this white -- of this white house's handling othis story over the past seven days? mr. panetta: this has been handled badly from the very beginning, and as they tried to fill in all of the questions ey areave been asked, getting themselves deeper and deeper in trouble. i think they ought to be upfront, admit the mistake that have been made, and say it won't happen again. katty: i want to show you numbers we have pulled on the amount of turnover in this administration's staff compared to previous administrations. % % under reagan, 11% under president clint

. >> the new protect banner is currently only on ios devices. i'm mary lee, kpix5. tonight: a 'me too movement >>> chief meteorologist paul deanno here with another day with sunshine. we have gone 0 for february with rainfall, but, man, that view is gorgeous looking toward the north bay, the headlands and golden gate, any clouds, any rain? we'll talk about it coming up. >> at 6:00 tonight a me too movement twist, teachers go public with sexual harassment allegations against students saying the school district did little to stop it. sierra.. to record-high temperatures.. the warm february we've been having is heating up >>> from the low snowpack in the sierra to record high temperatures, the warm weather we've been having is heating up california. the picture is basically the opposite of this time last year and with no significant rain on the horizon, scientists say barring a march miracle california could be on course for one of the dryest rainy seasons in recorded history. news is up nex >> yeah. been in the high country a lot in the last few weeks and it's dry alr

states and io 32 have visited with small businesses, had roundtables, gone through many factories andll of that. .he enthusiasm is so high they were first hoping for tax cuts, now that it is a reality they are saying wow. i have already hired, i'm going to produce more goods and services and now i'm going to open another location. >> the opportunities for growth are out there is what you are saying. for those of you don't know, administrator mcmahon for a long time was in charge of what started as a very modest small business and grew into world wrestling entertainment. the most popular entertainment -- just a quick thought on what it was like to start a small business and how you grew up and the satisfaction you felt as you watch the growth. >> that is one of the things president trump said to me. he asked me to take on this job. he said, i want someone who is actually for business and knows what it is like to have to struggle, to have successes and failures. were even and i bankrupt at one point and lost everything. we had to rebuild. when i told the president, i get it. i have walk

syrians including several children froze to death recently trying to cross th mountains from syria io lebanon. the bbc's martin patience has met someone who survived the journey. martin: meet little sarah, just three years old. the black marks on her face are caused by frostbite. smugglers andoned sarah during a blizzard as she was crossing the mountains from the war in syria to join her dad. she only survived because the man who dumped her was forced npoint to go back and get her. but sarah's mom, big sister, and granny all froze to death. now in a lebanese hospital, sarah's dad watches over her day and night. >> i do my best to be a mother n d father to sarah. i do everything i help her get over this. she is all i have now. mart: 16 syrians died trying to reach a safety that day. for the rescuersit was the worst thing they had ever seen. but there is some good news. a couple of days after he first meeting with sarah and her dad, we went to see them again. sarah has had an operation on her face.e s got her appetite back.ct her door says the surgery was a success. so you are hopeful t

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but the reality on the ground io somethin complicated. when we look back at previous significant regime pushes likela in alepp year and homs before that, it has been iranian militias and iranian-influenced ound troops and the regi army that have launched the operations, and it has been later that the russians have joined in. in another example, when there have been diplomatic agreements that russia has been part of, it is more or less iranian-commanded militias and regime troops that have violated the agreements, undermining russia's diplomatic standing in the international counity. , actualdon't think we have got a great deal of evidence that the russians have the influence we want them to. jane: if, as seems increasingl likely, assad does retain power, what should the u.s. strategy be long-term? charles: again, that is another really big question. looking at syria the last seven years, looking at where we are today in 2018, i don't think inere can be any real question that assad is st what does that mean for u.s. strategy? well, when yo

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. >>> and of course, the ho aing market io rate sensitive. today we learned that sales of new single-family homes in january fell for a second straight mth and hit a five-month low. the number was way down by steep declines in the northeast and the south. as we've been reporting, af shortageomes is pushing up prices and sidelining some first-time >>> general electric is making more disclosures. that company revealed a justice department investigation into its now-defunct subprime mortgage lender. ge also plans to re-state 2016 and 2017 rnings, after adopting a new accounting standard. the restatements were expected,s although som they could make it difficult for ge to ach its 2018 financial forecast. general electric also nominated three new directors to its slimmed down board. after trading lower for most of the day, the stock turned around 1%. it finished up more than >>> berkshire hathaway's warren buffett said that he was staggered by ge's financial lapses and the sizef the charge that it took earlier this year. the billionaire investor h