what a run by james woods! he came here with such high hopes for a medal, will that be enough?or woodsy. .. and with just a few left to go he was still in bronze, before america's nick goepper snatched away his medal. so close. it's a game of perfection, and it's notjust that, you've got to go above and beyond technical difficulty. that was insane. controversy at the curling. curling does not use video technology. the incident handed victory to opponents sweden. meanwhile, it's emerged speed skater elise christie suffered soft tissue damage in her crash yesterday. her boyfriend posted this... with her next event on tuesday, it's a race against time. but for others, there was celebration. lizzy yarnold receiving her skeleton gold medal. her historic success, she told me, was still sinking in. it was a big goal four years ago to try and be the first british winter olympian to retain my title. it was scary to say it, but now it's rolling off the tongue a bit more. i'm just so proud that it all came together. and with team—mate laura deas collecting her bronze, a picture—perfect po

james woods came very close, the slope—style skier was fourth.s today after yesterday's sliding success but great britains women have lost again in the curling. from pyeongchang, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. from a dry ski slope in sheffield to an olympic final. james woods has long made the extraordinary seem effortless. 0nce long made the extraordinary seem effortless. once again, he rose to the occasion. commentator: what's he got for us? you can hear what the crowd think of that. what a run by james woods! he came here with such high hopes for a medal, will that be enough? it seemed it might be. second place for woodsy. .. and with just a few left to go he was still in bronze, before america's nick goepper snatched away his medal. so close. it's a game of perfection, and it's notjust that, you've got to go above and beyond technical difficulty. that was insane. eve muirhead was penalised for not letting go of her stone in time. she felt she had let go in time, but no video technology is used in curling. they lost out to sweden.

what are run by james woods. he came here with such high hopes for a medal, will that be enough?t be. second place. and with just a few left to go he was still in bronze before america's nick webb hurst snatched away a medal. so close. it is a game of perfection and it is notjust that. you have got to go above and beyond technical difficulty. that was insane. meanwhile elise christie suffered soft tissue damage in her crowd yesterday. her boyfriend posted this, and with the next event on tuesday it is a race against time. for others it is celebration. lizzie yarnold was achieving her historic gold medal. it was still sinking in. it was big four years ago to try to be the first british 0lympian to retain my title, and it is scary to say it, but now it is rolling of my tongue a bit more and iamso rolling of my tongue a bit more and i am so proud it all came together. with team—mate laura d is collecting her bronze, a picture perfect podium for british sport. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc n

what a run by james woods! he came here with such high hopes for a medal, will that be enough?with just a few left to go he was still in bronze, before america's nick goepper snatched away his medal. so close. it's a game of perfection, and it's notjust that, you've got to go above and beyond technical difficulty. that was insane. controversy meanwhile at the curling. the woman's captain eve muirhead penalised for not releasing her stone in time. muirhead felt she had let go before the line, but curling does not use video technology. the incident handed victory to opponents sweden. meanwhile, it's emerged speed skater elise christie suffered soft tissue damage in her crash yesterday. her boyfriend posted this... with her next event on tuesday, it's a race against time. but for others, there was celebration. lizzy yarnold receiving her skeleton gold medal. her historic success, she told me, was still sinking in. it was a big goal four years ago to try and be the first british winter 0lympian to retain my title. it was scary to say it, but now it's rolling off the tongue a bit mo

james woods described his fourth—place finish as meaning as he narrowly missed out on a bronze medal.ir tally today. great britain's women have lost again in the curling. from a dry ski slope in sheffield to an olympic final. james woods has made the difficult seem effortless and once again he rose to the occasion as he flipped right into contention. what has he got for us? you can hear what the crowd think of that. what a run byjames woods. he came here with such high hopes for medals. will that be enough?m seemed it might be. second place was that with a view runs to go, he was still in runs before the american snatched away his medal. so close. game of perfection. it's notjust that, you have got to go above and beyond. that was insane. controversy at the curling. the women's captain penalised for not releasing her stone in time was that she felt she had let go before the line, but curling doesn't use video technology. the incident handed victory to their opponents, sweden. meanwhile, it emerged that elise christie suffered soft tissue damage yesterday. her boyfriend boasted this. w

agonisingly close to a bronze medal, james woods coming in fourth.timate stone — eve muirhead didn't let go of the stone in time. that stone was discounted and sweden went on to win. so sweden win — gb have won three lost three with three left to play. it is very tense the great britain's women who won bronze in sochi, trying to replicate or go better than that in pyeongchang. studio: i didn't realise that is what caused so much difficulty deciding the outcome in that match. they've got to release the stone before it crosses the line. not totally cleared up, the technology was once again talked about. the fa cup and this row yesterday involving manchester united and huddersfield about this technology that was meant to sort out the contentious decisions in football and not quite managing it. yes, it was confusing. this is manchester united beating huddersfield town 2—0, but the video assistant referee system was questioned. this is the key incident. let's have a look at the key talking point then. juan mata's goal that was ruled out. it was a very tig

so james woods just missed out on that bronze medal.es were high for another podium finish in the men's event, and we nearly had it. this was how james just missed out. the sheffield skier was in the bronze medal position after two of the three runs but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtaken meaning he finished in an agonising fourth place. result wise, amazing. performance wise, you cannot engineer perfection. i did the run three times ina perfection. i did the run three times in a row and that is meagre, seriously make up. if everyone had been perfect it would have been last place one or two people had slipped up, we would have been on top. —— mega. that is the game of perfection. he did linsley. -- he did brilliantly. it was a tough start for team gb‘s womens curlers but they have fought back against sweden. it's the sixth match of the round robin. the swedish are top of the table and unbeaten. gb are currently fourth. as you can see, it is 3—3, is it? look up and i on that. —— we will keep an eye on

all this occurs at the time the actor james woods said he was ostracized and sort of put aside becausely saying the same thing in the technology world. if you are a conservative man, you are not longed for that job. what do you make of that? >> anyone expressing their political views in this highly sensitive political environment you do stand the risk of being harmed when it comes to your job and your career. this individual for example, this was supposed to be internal, and internal document no matter the comments he made, whether right or wrong it was supposed to be made on internal infrastructure and this information was leaked to the public. that is what this situation is. what i am saying is with that kind of environment, encourage to talk about work versus personal political views. neil: didn't argue with either of you on this subject. more after this. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much

after the night if you are here in pyeongchang, red britain havejust missed out on another medal, james woods edged into force in the ski slopestyle. more vu in 30 minutes. —— more for you in 30 minutes. and sarah keith—lucas has the weather. a mild and mainly cloudy day, the best of the sunshine towards the east, the rain in the west. if all forecast in around 15 minutes. speak to you in a bit! good morning. first, our main story. the husband of murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory after allegations of sexual harassment were published in the mail on sunday. mr cox denies assaulting a woman at harvard university in 2015 but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. 0ur political correspondent susana mendonca reports. the murder ofjo cox in 2016 shocked the nation. the labour mp, who was also a mother of two small children, was murdered by a far right extremist during the eu referendum campaign. after her death, her husband brendan became a prominent campaigner against extremism and went on to help set up two organisations — t

. —— james woods. great britain's women lost their final match woods.match in woods. great britain's women lost their final match in the scaling there curling after the final stone was disallowed. a 2—1 victory for england against new zealand, but not enough to reach the against australia. in the fa cup, rochdale and tottenham kick off in the next 45 minutes. 11 changes for spammers. an update on the rest of the sport in the next hour. —— 11 changes for spurs. a committee of mps has warned that a hard brexit could mean higherfood prices for consumers. a report by the commons environment, food and rural affairs committee also said failure to get a free—trade deal with the eu could be devastating for farmers. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. the peace and bucolic splendour of uk farmlands could be dramatically upset if britain fails to get a comprehensive free—trade deal post brexit. a key group of mps says consumers might also end up paying more forfood if the uk reverts to world trade organization rules. the environment, food and rural affa

lizzie atkin and james woods, both have podium potential.iding could become team gb ‘s first ever alpine medallist. and who would write off lizzy yarnold? the flag bearer is aiming to become the first british athlete to defend a winter olympic title. herform athlete to defend a winter olympic title. her form has athlete to defend a winter olympic title. herform has not been great of late but she traditionally raises her game for the big occasion. of late but she traditionally raises her game for the big occasionm has been an up and down world cup season this year. it is a lesson i think i needed to respect sport and respect the day of competition that anything can happen but mainly to understand that i do know what i am doing andi understand that i do know what i am doing and i need to trust myself a lot more when i am going down the track and slide more intuitively. i have learnt a lot and i think i am ina good have learnt a lot and i think i am in a good place. as you have been hearing, with more prospects of medals than at any point in hi

james woods just missed out on a medal in the ski slopestyle, finishing fourth after a nail—biting finishheffield skier was in the bronze medal position after two of the three runs. but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtaken meaning he finished in an agonising fourth place. result—wise, amazing. performance—wise, you cannot engineer perfection. i did that run three times in a row and that's mega, it's seriously mega. if every run had been perfect, it would have meant last place. if one or two people had slipped up, would've been on the top. that is the game of perfection, man. britain's women's curling team lost their latest match in controversial fashion. gb lost 8—6 to sweden after a decisive 11th end. gb skip eve muirhead was ajudged not to have let go of her final stone before the line, meaning the shot was void. that gave the swedes an easy final shot to secure an 8—6 victory. it leaves muirhead's rink with a record of won three, lost three, with switzerland, japan and canada still to play in the round—robin stage. britain is still basking in the suc

james woods just missed out on a medal in the ski slopestyle, finishing fourth after a nail—biting finishonze medal position after two of the three runs. but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtaken, meaning he finished in an agonising fourth place. result—wise, amazing. performance—wise, you cannot engineer perfection. i did that run three times in a row and that's mega, it's seriously mega. if everyone had been perfect, it would have meant last place. if one or two people had slipped up, would've been on the top. that is the game of perfection, man. britain's women's curling team lost their latest match in controversial fashion. gb lost 8—6 to sweden after a decisive 11th end. gb skip eve muirhead wasjudged not to have let go of her final stone before the line, meaning the shot was void. that gave the swedes an easy final shot to secure an 8—6 victory. it leaves muirhead's rink with a record of won three, lost three, with switzerland, japan and canada still to play in the round—robin stage. the controversial video assistant referee system is once again in

james woods just missed out on a medal. he ended up in four. fourth place. team gb's two—man bobsleigh team have started their campaign at the sliding centre. brad hall and joel fearon lie in seventh after the first heat. like the skeleton competition the boblseighers get four runs in total. england's cricketers failed to make the final of the t20 tri—series despite victory over new zealand in hamilton. captain eoin morgan top scored for the tourists with an unbeaten 80, whilst dawid malan made 53 in a total of 194 for seven. but because of their superior run rate, new zealand only needed 175 to deny england a spot in the final and thanks to colin munro and martin guptill, they reached that target with room to spare. england recorded their first win of the t20 series byjust two runs, but it's new zealand who will face off against australia in wednesday's final in auckland. britain's super middleweight world champion george groves says he's confident he will fight in the final of the world boxing super series, even if that means the date of the

james woods just missed out on a medal in the ski slopestyle, finishing fourth after a nail—biting finish position after two of the three runs. but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtaken meaning he finished in an agonising fourth place. still a great performance. canada have just overtaken great britain. like the skeleton, they get four runs in total in the bobsleigh. like the skeleton, they get four runs in total in the bobsleigh. the controversial video assistant referee system is once again in the spotlight. manchester united beat huddersfield town 2—0 to make it through to the quarter finals. but it was a goal that was ruled out that was the main talking point. juan mata's finish just before half time was chalked off after consultation with the var referee. mata was ruled offside. but there was confusion about how the decision was reached. it all took quite a bit of time as well. united went through thanks to two goals from romelu lukaku. united will play brighton in the last eight after they beat coventry city. huddersfield boss david wagner says he

thousands of visitors as a big focus on social issues with diversity featuring as one of this yes james wood has. under the watch. showcase the opening. this. really no place quite like it anything goes here fashion has no boundaries and everything is documented diversity is one of the themes at this season's event along with trying to push the industry to better protect the women and men working in it so it's about really working to create safe environments to make sure there are safe places them to be that that was being photographed and you know it's a whole new to see the so many aspects of it but it's something we take very seriously fashion the times they can seem purpose but the designers on the show know they're part of a growth industry one which employs nearly nine hundred thousand people in the u.k. alone away from the bright lights from way in the real focus of actually because of course. the passion industry is worth nearly forty two billion dollars to the quantity so it's big business little wonder then that the u.k.'s decision to leave the european union is being closely watch

james woods we have been speaking to, he loves this course, he will be chomping at the bit to get outmes, so hopefully it will say that influx of talent, moora more people getting into the sport and as participation levels go up, so do the chances of finding more ill it level athletes. —— as more and more people. this is not an event for the fainthearted. those athletes really have to go for it, don't they, they have to go for it, don't they, they have to go for it, don't they, they have to take spectacular risks and pull them off? in qualification you have two runs, so that prioritises consistency but then in the final you have three runs. what we saw today, where you should have three i’u ns today, where you should have three runs and at least be able to land one of your best runs, that had not happened so it left it wide open. and the fact that izzy atkin was in third place and the three top seeds from qualification all failed to bank run tell you everything you need to know. they were really pushing hard. but potentially too hard. can you tell us what the atmosphere is like, we ha

james woods, of course. success stories and near misses, that is what the olympics is all about.s ireland, western areas of scotland, even across west wales and the far south—west of england, a bit of sunshine here. further east will stay cloudy, gloomy with some rain at times and temperatures more like seven to ten or 11 degrees. there will be a spell of rain moving through northern ireland overnight tonight, that will move eastwards, it will merge with the rain across eastern areas so these paths again staying quite cloudy, wet at times, further north and west a bit drier but a game frost free. most temperatures stay well above freezing. but tuesdayit stay well above freezing. but tuesday it sells, a game, similar across eastern areas with lots of cloud, some rain. the scotland, though, northern ireland, western areas of england and wales, more sunshine compared to today and temperatures once again in double figures. but as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday, things are changing slightly, we will still have quite a bit of cloud across southern and eastern areas, the

lots of medal chances on skis — freestylers james woods and izzy atkins, andrew musgrave in the crossrts from 10:30am tomorrow and live on bbc one. but of course, we'll keep you updated here on the programme. thank you, really looking forward to the winter olympics! no—one can forget the devastating scenes from the grenfell fire on 14th june last summer. the fire left 71 people dead, hundreds homeless and the community shattered. one thing that united everyone in their grief was the admiration for the firefighters who risked their lives rescuing people from the tower. jesus christ, mate! christ, bleep me. how are we going to get into that? jesus christ. oh, my god. there are kids in there. that's a real block. bleep. jesus. it's a towering inferno, isn't it? it's not possible. it hasjumped up all over the flats, look. how the bleep is that possible? north kensington's to watch were some of the first on the scene. and many among them are running in the london marathon. i'm pleased to say we're joined by firefighters mike dowden, chris secret, tom abell, mike kirkpatrick and justin o'be

james woods said that he would rethink his patronage of enterprise rent a car.hespokesperson for conservative watchdog accusing the companies of caving to the left misinformation campaign rather than coming up with actual solutions. 5 million and remembers and second vote followers will not be looking for better alternatives when it comes to the next car rental, according to that spokesperson. dee in portland, oregon to democrats line. caller: thanks for c-span. i believe that if these corporations had come together and done the right thing, which i am proud of them now, and boycotted the nra, at least our problems would not be may be as bad as they are today. of what has been going on has not been sadid. we need to look at why do people want to cling to these guns so hard. a show where opera had a group together and there was one gentleman in particular that caught my attention. he was really, his attitude was really bad, almost demonic. he was saying that he was against anything that contended the nra. a poor farmer, he owns 1000 acres. he has come through the

natalie wood drowned during a boat trip in 1981. james cook reports from los angeles. d gone on to win the first of three oscar nominations for her performance in rebel without a cause. her body was found in 1981, november weekend — thanksgiving weekend — off the coast of california's catalina island. she had been on board the family yacht with her husband, robert wagner, her co—star christopher walken, and the boat's captain, dennis davern. her death was initially ruled an accident, but in 2011, the la county sheriff's department reopened an inquiry into the death, and two of the detectives involved have now been speaking to cbs and they have given some details about that inquiry. they say, for example, that two new witnesses on another boat have now corroborated reports of a fight between mr wagner and ms wood on the night that she disappeared. they now believe that mr wagner was the last person to see her alive, but they say they do not know how she ended up in the water. police have not declared the death murder, no charges have been laid against robert wagner. he i

we have very diversion paths in the snowy woods. james there are good grounds to believe the european equity markets can't outperform in a climate where boone yields are rising. the rising bund yield is part to the european economy moving forward on a sustainable rate. it will allow mr. draghi to remove some of the stimulus. how does one play this? there are two big opportunities. the first is the luxury segment in europe where i think some of the companies are world class. lvmh should be a core holding. would be looking at agricole in france as an opportunity to play the expanding and improving french economy. i would be looking at the maturation of recovery in spain and latin america. apart from that, i would be quite wary of the nonfinancial sectors and i would be taking profits because they run quite fast on the optimism. i would redeploy back to stable companies. things such as unilever. those companies, is that a story beyond the boundaries of europe? always that because they have a global reach? is it that or is it more? i think it

treating her husband — fellow actor robert wagner — as a ‘person of interest.‘ miss wood drowned during a boating trip ini981. jamesely famous when she disappeared in 1981. —— natalie wood. she won the first of three 0scar nominations in her performance in rebel without a cause. she was found dead in 1981. she had been on the family yacht. her death was initially ruled an accident. in 2011, the la candy sheriff court make a pub and reopened an enquiry into the death and to the detectives have been speaking to cvs, and they have given some details about inquiry. they said, for example, the two new witnesses on the boat have corroborated accounts of a fight between robert wagner and natalie wood on the night she disappeared. —— robert wagner. they see the actress was the victim of an assault, and robert wagner is a vast person to see her alive. they seek they do not know how she ended up in they do not know how she ended up in the water. police have not declared the water. police have not declared the death and murder. no charges have been filed against robert wagner. he is now 87 years old. police say that he has re

magazine reports that robert wagner is now a person of interest in the death of his wife, natalie wood. ( jamesthe coast of catalina island... the then 43- year old actress was sailing with her husband on their yacht. ( darya ) at the time, her death was classified as an accidental drowning. but the was case reopened back in 20-11. the hollywood starlet was married to wagner from 19-72 until her death. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (ácommercialá) who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. breaking news this morning ... a bart maintenance vehicle derails in the east bay.( james ) bart is expecting major delays during the morning commute. kron 4's lydia pantazas is l

woods's mistress. >> with me is my client, jocelyn james, also known as veronica swift daniels. >> reporter: so amber frye, the ex-lover of scott peterson, who at the time was on trial for killing his pregnant wife, lacey. >> i am grateful that gloria allred has agreed to represent me as my attorney. >> how do you choose clients? >> very carefully. >> i was going to say, because there are those clients that are slightly more tawdry, more sort of tablid friendly, who on some level if you put them on the same moral plain as like a bill cosby accuser that that sort of diminishes the cause. >> i'm not sheer to judge women. i'm here to support women. i think there's more than enough judging of women going on and not enough justice for them. >> you were an early advocate for gay rights, marriage equality, transgender rights. >> gloria, i see you drive by here year after year. >> reporter: i was doing gay and lesbian rights, late '70s, early '80s. one of my first public cases was two women, lesbian life partners, and were denied the right to dine in the section for romantic dining. that was only for opposit

our los angeles correspondent james cook has more details. natalie woodnd no charges have been filed against the actor. this is the online generation. ten years on, the nspcc says less than half of the recommendations have been put into place. the uk councilfor child internet safety was established. video games now have to have an age rating, but the charity says there‘s been no improvement to parental controls for games consoles and no code of practice is yet in place for the online industry. the government has really dragged theirfeet in implementing recommendations from what was a landmark report ten years ago by professor byron that was supposed to be a comprehensive package to keep children safe. those measures haven‘t been acted on and is clearly essential that now we do see the government take steps, in particular introducing a code of practice and an independent regulator to make social networks keep children safe. the government says it does intend to introduce a voluntary code of practice for social media networks and it says changes to the law

james cook reports. # i feel pretty # oh, so pretty # i feel pretty and witty and gay... # in life natalie wood captivatedhe camera. in death mystery endures. by the age of 25 she had three 0scar nominations including one for this classic, rebel without a cause. but in 1981 on her body was found in a cove off california's catalina island. she had been selling with her husband robert wagner, co—star christopher walken and the captain. i believe robert wagner was with her up until the moment she went into the water. originally the death was ruled an accident. natalie wood always said her greatest fear was of dark water. and yet that first official explanation for how she drowned off the coast here was that she slipped from the yacht as she tried to climb into an inflatable dinghy, alone in the middle of the night. 30 years on, in 2011, the enquiry was reopened. any questions? is robert wagner a suspect? no. and now? i think it's suspicious enough to make us think something happened. i don't think she got in the water herself or fell in the water. as we have investigated the case over the last six years i th

our los angeles correspondent james cook reports. natalie wood three oscar nominations when she died suddenly in 1981 at the age ofjust a3. her body was found floating in the water off the coast of california near the yacht on which she was sailing with her husband robert wagner, co—star christopher walken and the boat's captain. initially, the death was ruled an accident, but the inquiry was reopened in 2011. police now say that two new witnesses have corroborated accounts of a fight between mr wagner and ms wood on the night she disappeared. detectives say it appears she was the victim of an assault and they believe her husband was the last person to see her alive. police say robert wagner has refused to speak to them since the case was reopened. they've not declared the death a murder and no charges have been filed against the actor. he is now 87—years—old and has not commented on the latest developments. all 955 workers from a gold mine in south africa have been safely brought back to the surface. they had been trapped underground since wedne

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the death of natalie wood, now there is a famous person of interest. >> a rumor went wild today about lebron james and the warriors. >> that is kevin durant's reaction, more on his thoughts and the thoughts of dan's. >> it does feel like spring out there. the temperatures are well above average. we will talk about the next chances for rain and how much warmer it will get when we come back. your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potas

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james cook reports. # i feel pretty # i feel pretty # also pretty # also pretty # i feel pretty and witty and gay # in life natalie woodtery rangers. by the age of 25 she had three oscar nominations including one for this classic, rebel without a cause. but in 1981 on her body was found in a call off california's catalina island. she had been selling with her husband robert wagner, co—star christopher walken and the captain. i believe robert wagner was with her up i believe robert wagner was with her up until the moment she went into the water. originally the death was ruled an accident. natalie wood a lwa ys ruled an accident. natalie wood always said her greatest fear was of dark water. and yet that first official explanation for how she drowned off the coast here was that she slept from the yacht as she tried to climb into an inflatable dinghy, alone in the middle of the night. 30 years on in 2011 the enquiry was reopened. any questions? is robert wagner a suspect? no. and now? i think it's suspicious enough to make us think something happened. i don't think she got in the water herself or fell in the water. as we h

wood on the posters i bought the whole shop. if you run into ballot you can find and signed autographs cards signed as mother for example james dean. the omission eighteen stein password germany. this shop in the inside out and the district is a treasure trove for any film lover. i am now making a visit to the deutsche uki martinique the museum for film and television it has one of the leading historical film collections in europe. their journey into film history begins with silent movie stars like amy paul and aston you'd see. in addition to expressionist works there are also recordings of molina the diva became famous in one thousand nine hundred thirty with the movie the blue angel. a whole section is dedicated to the silent film metropolis it was the first science fiction feature film and first shown in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven. than other highlight is the special exhibition the roof history of a brehm's the office one of the oldest film production companies in europe and was particularly successful in the thirty's and forty's a serious competitor to hollywood. needs vanity curates the exhibition he shows me a sp

james cook reports. # i feel pretty # oh, so pretty # i feel pretty and witty and gay...# in life, natalie wood captivatedff california's catalina island. she had been sailing with her husband robert wagner, co—star christopher walken and the boat's captain. i believe robert wagner was with her up until the moment she went into the water. originally, the death was ruled an accident. natalie wood always said her greatest fear was of dark water. and yet that first official explanation for how she drowned off the coast here was that she slipped from her yacht as she tried to climb into an inflatable dinghy, alone in the middle of the night. 30 years on, in 2011, the inquiry was reopened. any questions? is robert wagner a suspect? no. and now? i think it's suspicious enough to make us think something happened. i don't think she got in the water herself or fell in the water. as we have investigated the case over the last six years, i think he is more of a person of interest. he was the last person with her before she disappeared. there was always talk of a blazing argument between them on the night she disappe

woods finished tied for 12th, best since2015. >>> 76ers fans trying to get a head start on recruiting lebron james. >>> ronda rousey beginning the next phase of her career in the wwe. the former usc star took down the table. she will appear at next month's wrestlemania. >>> finally show time at the swamps. gators blew out chico state. they'll play at san marcos tuesday night in the opening round of their conference tournament. anybody who has been to that gym knows it's called the swamp and they do the chomp city very loud, very loud in the swamp. >> i was at the fly fishing show in pleasanton. i wasn't coaching my kids. people want to know where you were? >> really. did you have them send in your pictures at catch of the day? >> thanks. >>> coming up in our next half hour sharing the road with driverless cars. >> today the green light from the dmv, the regulations those cars will have to meet. >> plus the white house session where not everyone was buying the president's plans for school safety. >> and vaping in school, the new advances making it easier for kids to use and harder for teachers to crack down. ssing one big >>> you

james foley. cheryl: speaking of the markets. potentially a fifth day in a row for games. maybe we are seeing some stabilization that might be nice. lauren: out of the woodsning us on this test morning on "fbn:am." lauren: continue to follow the breaking news out of florida. "mornings with maria." >> good morning. i maria bartiromo. the information is thursday. thursday, february for teens. -- 15. tragedy is school. 17 people dead this morning. a dozen others injured after a gunman opened fire at a school in parkland, florida. the suspected shooter is in custody this morning. he's been identified as night team-year-old nikolas cruz. a former student stormed at the end of the day wearing a gas mask, armed with an assault style rifle and carrying smoke grenades. >> you hear bullets coming closer and closer to us and then we hear kids screaming. >> the door stop couple people next to me peter sitting behind a cabinet and the bullet got a girl next to me. we heard gunshots going up and down the hallway. he shot in my door. >> the bomb squad searched in a mobile home park in connection to the shooting. the latest on this investigation coming up. sports world a

james, says place will be packed with plenty of hungry, thirsty fans. how many wings do you think you'll sell on sunday. >> approximately 14 million wings nation wood. >>ter: a lot of wings. >> people love wings. >> reporter: americans eat more food on super bowl sunday then any other day except thanksgiving, and chicken wings are a football fan's favorite. are wings a must have on super bowl sunday. >> yes. >> reporter: national chicken council expects americans will eat 1.3 billion chicken wings this weekend, enough to circle the globe three times. don't forget the quacamole, during super bowl week it is believed americans will eat nearly 135 million-pounds of avocados, many of the calories we drink on sunday will come from beer, americans are expected to drink $1.3 billion worth. and there will be plenty of trips to the grocery store, last year americans spent nearly a billion dollars on soft drinks, potato egg ports potato chip sales a half billion combined and 39 million-dollar was shelled out for dip. pizza's always popular on game day, domino is a loan expects to sell more than 13 million slices but for many, the game plan will call for wings. h

james comey after he received it from british officials. but thanks to the "washington post," we have an account of what happened when they met in canada. "sir andrew wood, former british ambassador to russia described steele's research for mccain and told mccain he could arrange for him to review it. mccain, he recalled, was visibly shocked. the senator expressed interest in reading the full report, wood said, recalling that mccain responded "thank you for seeing me, you did the right thing and i'm grateful. my first thought has to be for my country." my first thought has to be for my country, or for chris steele's perspective "my first thought has to be for your country. how else can i sound this alarm?" now republicans in congress are trying to persuade the justice department to bring charges against him for having done that. joining us now is one of the reporters who broke this latest news and gave us this narrative detail about christopher steele, tom hamburger, national reporter for the "washington post," mr. hamburger, thank you for being with us. >> thanks so much. good to be with you. >> this report comes in the midst of a concerted attack on c

james dean and gary valentine, are locked up in security segregation as the jail continues to investigate who's responsible for the shank recently discovered among boxes in the kitchen. >> it happened to be a piece of woodhat fell off a pallet that was modified. from its original state. once they change it by wrapping shrink wrap around it for the purpose of holding it it becomes a weapon. this jail is going to be safe, and things like this is not tolerated. this could be sticking in one of my officer's neck and i'm not tolerating that. >> now it's up to officer may, one of the jail's investigators, to find answers. she will interview both suspects, starting with james dean. >> hey, mr. dean. >> dean is only two weeks away from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail discovers he's responsible for the shank and choose to file new criminal charges. >> what do you know about the weapon? >> honestly, ma'am, i didn't know anything about it. >> why were you back there opening boxes? >> i wasn't back there opening boxes. the only time i went back down when i was stocking freezer and i was asked tolp. >> who asked you? >> a c.o. i had an inmate that's incarcerated with me in th