vs leverkusen all neil's pages and verses leon bailey both men in a rich vein of form peterson and jani cabrera were denied by burned leno early on. the other end lucas or larry i went also close fell a vicar's and. it was end to end as tim kleindienst forced leno into action again the second half a similar pattern freiburg looking dangerous but unable to find a way through. the match ended in a goalless draw. shelter were hungry to reclaim second in the table a solid home record this season combined with just wonder feat in their last fourteen games at the medical to discuss team hovering in the champions league spots their rivals bremen are having a starkly different season they haven't won any of their last five games and they have a rather poor record on the road could set a surprise their hosts are would shell to stay true to form let's find out. two coaches fighting at opposite ends of the table florian k. felts braman eventually won three times in the league this season their lowest ever tell you at this stage when you're struggling to catch a victory the least you can hope for i

linzie janis, thank you. >>> there's also developing headline from the hill at this hour. hard to believe, but this country is on the verge of yet another government shutdown, just hours away now. after president trump saw, let's have a shutdown, senate leaders, of course, came one a plan of their own. no daca, no dreamers, no wall. putting that off until later. but tonight, one senator is still talking, standing in the way of the vote, and then, of course, there's the house, too. just hours left for all of this to pass. is this about to happen all over again? mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: with a possible shutdown just hours away, and a bipartisan budget deal on the table, house speaker paul ryan tried to get his party on board. >> you get some things you like and you give the other side things they like. >> reporter: the deal, which comes with a half-trillion dollar price tag, boosts defense and domestic spending, including billions for infrastructure, opioid treatment and the children's health insurance program. but for many conservative republicans, the h

>> all right, linzie janis leading us off tonight. thank you, linzie. >>> now, to the other breaking headline from washington at this hour. the brewing showdown between the president and his new fbi director, his hand-picked director, now urging the president not to release a secret memo reportedly critical of the fbi. written by republicans in the house. the president was overheard leaving the state of the union last night, telling a lawmaker he "100%" plans to release the memo. the fbi tonight saying it has grave concerns about the accuracy of the memo, and here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: it's a showdown between the president and the man he chose to lead the fbi. at issue? the controversial classified memo accusing the justice department of political bias. as he left the state of the union address last night, the president was caught on camera telling a republican congressman that he'd allow the memo to be made public. >> let's release the memo. >> oh yeah, don't worry, 100%. >> reporter: thi

abc's linzie janis tonight at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: the look on their faces says it all. anxious traders on wall street as the dow closed more than 1,000 points lower. coming on top of monday's massive selloff, the largest one-day drop in history, the dow is now down more than 10% from its high in january. that's considered an official correction. tonight, investors tell abc news the fast and furious selloff is actually about anxiety the economy is doing too well too quickly. and fears the federal reserve may have to hike rates more aggressively this year in order to keep inflation under control. >> the real concern is that if we get good news, it suggests that actually maybe our economy might be overheating. >> reporter: the president tweeting after monday's losses. "in the old days, when good news was reported, the stock market would go up. today, when good news is reported, the stock market goes down. big mistake." tonight, some economists also say the president's tax cuts could actually be adding to all of this, by stimulating an already improving economy. and

here's abc's linzie janis with our series "social stars." >> reporter: front row seats at fashion weekre usually reserved for magazine editors and movie stars. but the new it girls of fashion are instagram influencers. think of them as the reality tv stars. social media generation. >> they put us in a spot that was at the end of the runway so we could get a great shot of the girls walk in. also a very visible spot for other photographers. because we were all just in the collection. >> reporter: designers hand them up to tens of thousands of dollars for a single post. the influencer market now worth an estimated $2 billion and expected to reach 10 billion by 2020. >> this is what fashion week looks like in my living room. >> reporter: danielle bernstein has nearly 1.8 million instagram followers. >> i like to think of myself as a perfect mix of relatable and aspirational. i do that with my dressing as well. so not everything is high-end and designer. a lot of it is very affordable too. >> reporter: at 25 years old she's already made "forbes's" 30 under 30 list. her brand, we wore what,

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> big stakes tonight. i'm david muir.you right back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a midwife from san bruno, california... a utility locator from mesa, arizona... and our returning champion, an accountant and voice artist from arvada, colorado... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. what a marvelous game we had to kick off the week here on "jeopardy!" yesterday. at one point, early in the double jeopardy! round, marty had close to a $10,000 lead. but by the end of that round,

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> big stakes tonight. i'm david muir.you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> and that breaking news is in san francisco sky 7 live over james lick middle school. emergency medical crews are responding after several students got sick after ingesting an unknown substance. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> abc7 news reporter kate larsen is on the scene right now and has the very latest on the situation. kate? >> reporter: we're here at james lick middle school on the backside of the school at 25th and castro. it's clear now, but when we arrived on scene, it was a crush of students and cars. also there were police and firefighters on scene, because a number of students, about 10 of them we're hearing had some sort of illness after ingesting some sort of substance. you can see that one student is being put into an ambulance here. we believe that 10 students have been treated, many of them have been taken to local hospitals. in terms of the symptoms that were reported. some of them were moderately ill, nausea a

here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, australian police investigating possible criminal chargesn this giant bawl aboard a carnival cruise ship. witnesses and carnival blaming members of a large family for instigating the violence. >> i was quite scared at the time, feeling quite threatened. >> reporter: but some passengers complaining the ship's staff didn't keep them safe. security guards resorting to hitting and kicking passengers. this guard preparing to punch a woman, but then stopping himself. other crew members trying to stop people from filming the chaos. >> if you had your phone out like that, they would snatch it straight out of your hand. >> reporter: there were reports of that family engaging in unrule little behavior for several days before that giant fight. the ship sailing the south pacific docking early. nine members of that family kicked off. 14 other relatives choosing to join them. david, carnival tells us, "the actions of the security team seen in that video are not in line with its values or policies," and it is conducting a complete investigation. david? >>

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> big stakes tonight. i'm david muir.you right back here tomorrow. good night. . >>> midair scare. imagine staring at this shaking exposed engine while on a f f ff over the pacific ocean. >>> we want to make sure that all students are safe and everyone gets the care they need. >> tonight we are tracking down what happened to almost a dozen students. >>> conversation on making election day a holiday. here in california. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc7 news. >> a flight from san francisco making an emergency landing to hawaii. take a look at this united airlines passenger photo. one of the two engines failed over the pacific the engine's cover flew off. passengers heard and felt the jet vibrate. yeah, pretty scarey looking stuff. let's take a look at what happened when flight attend prepared for an emergency landing in honolulu. you can hear the chant brace, brace, brace. mr emergency crews waited on the runway. flight boeings triple seven is designed to fly for three hours over water over the pacific ocean

the debiting continued on wednesday with italy's ellie have jani claiming victory in stage two stage one when a dillon get in of a can carry to for second overall lead in to stage two which saw riders travel one hundred eighty kilometers outside of dubai but despite a late surge from the dutchman physiology powered to the front inside the final half a kilometer to seal the win on what was his twenty nine. right now moves into second place in the standings just two seconds behind going on. four time olympic champion laura kenny is to make her return to the track at the world championships in february just six months after giving about to have a child he'll also be competing her husband in the netherlands the six time limpid gold medalist for vast his decision to retire off to sun up it was born. and the samarium end lambton wildly thank you very much tatiana well that's it for myself and for this news hour but my colleague lauren taylor will be with you in just a few moments time with much more of today's news so stay with al-jazeera. the scene for us where on line what is american si

vs leverkusen all kneels peterson versus leon bailey both men in a rich vein of form peterson and jani cabrera were denied by burned leno early on. the other end lucas or larry i went oh so close for later careers and. it was end to end as tim kleindienst forced leno into action again the second half aloud a similar pattern freiburg looking dangerous but unable to find a way through. the match ended in a goal list draw. shelter were hungry to reclaim second in the table a solid home record this season combined with just wonder feat in their last fourteen games and to many call to discuss team hovering in the champions league spots their rivals braman are having a starkly different season they haven't won any of their last five games and they have a rather poor record on the road could set a surprise their hosts are would shell to stay true to form let's find out. two coaches fighting at opposite ends of the table florian k. felts braman eventually won three times in the league this season their lowest ever tally at this stage when you're struggling to catch a victory the least you can

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place bernstein was murdered his parents are back on campus and speaking to "eyewitness news" news, janie and gidian came all the way to see the impact their son had on campus. the 19-year-old sophomore was killed in orange county in january allegedly lie a high school classmate. his parents say his legacy will be his kindness >> we want people to feel good and he wanted to help people. he was true al philanthropist. >> he was something he was raised with. it's a jewish term for repairing the world. >> the bernstein's say this visit penn loud them to see in quality in many of their son's formally collar mates. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in the east germantown section of the city. officers responded to the 500 block of brenton street after shortly after 5:00 a neighbor found had a man collapsed in a delaware driveway with a gunshot wounds. the victim was in his 30's and pronounced dead. more gun vine street to tell you about in bensalem township on before us bristol pike. police are sill searching for a suspect in this case. >>> new at 11:00 tonight crews are, wou

and as i do love you jani do you mean is there a. for god done this surgery is the chance to try and live a normal life. i have to have that i have better. or just go on. with it i don't want to do. this. without i want. to look away down that road to that. or. ultimately everybody deserve to be treated equally ultimately there is no difference between iraqis civilians military whatever they are patients and it's my job. to treat people according to their need and it's my job to make that happen on the ground and this may not be the case. even though the gun bans family has organized the money the iraqi authorities haven't given me permission yet to operate on civilians. for now all i can do is white and try to. today's the day our first patient x. soldier allie will receive his implant he's the first person in iraq to do side. with the. other. have even though i mean i had to ask him whether he's ready to go ahead if there's a. to stand the risks and is he happy to to take that task of having the surgery in the city and he's ready.

island ferry as i do now jani i knew this thirty am going to get a little windy. for god but on this surgery is the chance to try and live a normal life. i have to have that i have better. or just go on top of the. number of what i don't want to tip over i got a little of that out of it i'm as. good out i want. yeah look what it does. or. ultimately everybody deserve to be treated equally ultimately there is no difference between iraqis civilians military whatever they are patients and it's my job to treat people according to that need and it's my job to make that happen on the ground this may not be the case. even though the gun ban spam. ali has organized the money the iraqi authorities haven't given me permission yet to operate on civilians. for now all i can do is white and trying. today is the day our first patient x. soldier allie will receive his implant is the first person in iraq to do side. with the. other. you know. everything i had to ask him whether he is ready to go ahead as you understand the risks and is he happy to to do that task of having the su

joining us from beijing, janis mackey.e image there is with the buildings that have either collapsed or halted mid-collapse. what more are you hearing about the efforts in taiwan? >> well those images of the buildings at the dangerously sharp angles, time is of the essence to try to prop up those buildings, they're using cranes and steel beams to try to get some sort of stability so rescue crews can get in to see if there are people trapped inside. that's the fear. one person has been rescued so far, but fire officials believe there could be dozens more because they are unaccounted for. they're quick to say that doesn't mean that they are missing, but they say it does show that they are registered as living in these buildings that are affected. taiwan's president is on the scene there are tens of thousands of people who don't have water. roads are broken, highways and bridges are closed. this was a strong quake, a shallow quake about 12 miles off the east coast. they're on the so-called pacific ring of fire. so earthquakes

bling we don't dress the way we used to drive but there is always the i'd be ideal freedom on that jani used to for use in his every day. the retrospective in berlin presents a designer who wrote fashion history now gianni versace is fashion is at least twenty years old anything but old fashioned. we turn our attention now from a famous fashion designer to a famous lighting designer lucy called dove brings together centuries old bohemian glass art with modern lighting technology in her creations have earned her a number of accolades including designer of the year in the czech republic well we wanted to see more of her work so we visited in her studio in prague. lucio called over plays with light and the energy abbreviates glass is her favorite material. the designer works with it to make objects that are both translucent and colorful like here with her lamp a cup similar told of also combines different materials here and onyx stone divides the fragile glass hemispheres of this limp called. life is a phenomenon it's something that you cannot fully understand i mean it's it's very emotion

it was really on earth to to work with the you i discovered gianni versace for germany and hotel by jani and florence and it's very important to me to be here today. boy to you she was devoted to the gentleman he was a real gentleman and a family man with a great great talent for what he did and italian for communicating that great love he had for fashion and for people with all of that. they retrospective included so over three hundred designs covering johnny visits has an entire career and not just exhibition of its kind. in the world so far some of the highlights. dress inspired by painter and co stuff. there are pieces from his pop art collection and clothes designed for star like this tell captain sample for british singer sting's wedding. imagine that it's who shot it and we want the visitors and you feel like they're getting a good idea of the scope of his creative work not just the borrow go and gold and bling bling but the more classical things he did as well he also dressed lady di every room in the exhibition is devoted to a particular event such as famous miami print shirts f

newspaper column in the guardian which in november one him an amnesty international media award but jani has even shot a film on his phone edited by a dutch director the resulting movie about life a man of silence has been shown at film festivals around the world he's now working on writing a play and a book they were very successful you have become prolific you have a column in the guardian newspaper your tweets are read by many thousands of people you do a regular interviews in the australian and global media including many times on al-jazeera do you feel more a journalist or a refugee i don't think a more myself you know as a german news or refugee i feel the time human i am human and them fighting for humanity i am fighting for these people you know the people that i feel they've suffering and they know them for a long time i know them you know i am living with the refugees and i hear their stories i know their stories so it is very important for me but on the first day i know that understood i am thinking like this that it is my duty as a journalist it is my mission. it is my duty t

and here's abc's linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: a solemn salute today during a procession for thoseallen officers killed while responding to this 911 call. >> can i help you? what's going on? >> reporter: the sobbing caller suddenly hangs up. the officers who arrive at the westerville, ohio, home are immediately met with gun fire. then, a second call. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> please help, please help, please help. >> what's wrong? >> he shot the police officers. my daughter is in there. >> reporter: the woman on the line, the wife of the suspect. >> where are you now? >> i'm hiding in the bushes. please. my daughter, please. >> reporter: authorities shot. and today, police arresting a second man, gerald lawson, accused of illegally buying the handgun for smith for $100. this community now mourning the loss of department veterans anthony morelli and eric joering. >> true american heroes. who gave their life today. >> reporter: david, authorities say there has been numerous domestic incidents at that home, and just three months ago, the suspect's wife had sought an order of p

coward janis allen and you know you have a train to go far to eat making sure that there's always fun at peace when your lunch break and day. yet courtesy of a t.v. magic nice to see some smalls from some rather than expected sources to say thanks for watching much more to come here not internationally includes more serious news as we said right after this break. this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room sick. little blogs telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. for new socks for the tell you that every gossip the tabloids are shall. i tell you pull it out by. all the hawks that we along with all the walking. in other news today the french prime minister has presented a new plan to fight the spread of his let me take stream is in the country's prisons it follows weeks of protests by prison stuff after an attack by a radicalized inmate shiela dubin as he takes up the story. well the french prime minister i learned s

linzie janis with the abc news exclusive. >> reporter: it was the campaign that launched her superstar career, but tonight, kate upton says when she was getting her first big break with "guess" at just 18 years old, paul marciano sexually assaulted her. >> it made me question what i was doing, how i was putting myself out there to be treated in this away. >> reporter: upton telling "time," marciano forcibly grabbed my breast. after i pushed him away, he said, i'm making sure they are real. >> i had to go through this moment where i was, like, that's not my fault. that's his fault. that is his way of acting and i had to empower myself again. >> reporter: marciano calls her claims preposterous and says she has never been ae loan with the model. >> it speaks to how he has treated these allegations in the past, but that's not how it works anymore, and we're being hurt. >> reporter: guess is taking these allegations seriously, and they have launched an investigation into his conduct. >> thank you for that swer view. >>> when we come back, the alarming headline about ibuprofen, and aleve. as

among the nominees for original screenplay, than jani and dee rees the first black woman to get an oscarection as it's much for celebration. >> reporter: studying diversity asking the same while there has been some progress hollywood still has a long way to go. >> in 2016 out of 100 films, 25 didn't have a single african-american or black character on screen. not one that spoke. over 40 didn't feature asian-american cashes and over 50 didn't feature latino characters. we need to tell stories that represent all of humanity. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> we can only hope that will make a difference that you have the likes of "black panther" which is nearing a billion dollars. that will make many of these studios say, yeah, it could make money, a black movie. >>> as you see the dolby theatre in hollywood. >> a lot of preparation under . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday february 28th. >> we're

here's abc's linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, director quentin tarantino calling his decisionpressure uma thurman into driving in this famous "kill bill" scene the biggest regret of his life. the apology comes as thurman released this footage given to her years after by tarantino of the same scene, showing her struggling to control the blue convertible as it careens off the road, smashing into a tree. tarantino says he believed the car was safe, but the actress telling "the new york times" she did not want to drive what she called a "deathbox." saying the crash left her with permanent damage to her neck and knees. and tonight, tarantino also under fire for this 2003 radio interview with howard stern in which he appears to defend fugitive director roman polanski, who pleaded guilty to having sex with an underage girl in the late '70s. >> he didn't rape a 13-year-old. it was statutory rape. he had sex with a minor. all right, that's not rape. look -- she was down with it. >> reporter: david, tarantino has not responded to our requests for comment. as for that crash, thurman says

janie says, i will take 14 degrees -- 74 degrees over 14 any day. >> chicago is nine below and, -- omahae below. >> we have record highs and fog in southern california. maybe that is in our future, i don't think so. a deep system all the way out to the hawaiian islands. we have widespread rain for all the islands. heavy downpours on maui and the big island. there is heavy duty rain there. a northerly breeze is coming off the berkeley hills. the berkeley lab is 64 degrees. there is a good breeze out of the north and north west. lakeport is 38. 56 in sfo. 40s on the peninsula or 50s if you get the breeze. lookup pacifica. 61. another very warm day by the coast. temperatures are probably in the mid-70s. i don't see any change here for a couple of days. by the weekend we might see a system clip the sierra. it would not do much for us here but cool us down and bring temperatures closer to average.>> all right. thank you. >>> for the first time the giants may retire a number of a player not in the hall of fame. they shared a video last night. this is not that story. this is a ressler. we will

janie's go ahead in a symbol jump in yes. yeah actually you know is in turkey you know something like forty years we have kurdish problems but this is not really really kurdish problems turkey. was against not the kurdish people until these people live you know in a very good standards according to if you compare with other countries such as syria iraq and iran. that became garrulous you know or terrorist groups turkish. one of the big problems and they. they are the main cause to kill kurdish people even this.

really an on earth to work with the car would drive discovered gianni versace for germany and also by jani and florence and it's very important to me to be here today. or to be accused of that that is the i'm gentleman he was a real gentleman and a family man with a great great talent for what he did and a challenge for communicating that great lovely had for fashion and for people for the boat it would feel like. the retrospective included so over three hundred designs covering gianni versace as an entire career the largest exhibition of its kind in the world so far some of the high now. beaded best dress inspired by painter stuff. there are pieces from his pop art collection and clothes designed for stylists like this tailcoat ensemble for british thing us things wedding. in a mention that it's who shot it and we want the visitors if you feel like they're getting a good idea of the scope of his creative work not just the borrow cocoa and gold and bling bling but the more classical things he did as well he also dressed lady di every room in the exhibition is devoted to a particular theme

. ♪ ♪ and i want to love you, i want to love you for so long ♪ ♪ oh, yeah >> you realize, this is janise. ♪ looking out at the rain ♪ sun came along, honey >> it's just music at its freshest. it's music that is just being born. and the audience is like -- ♪ and i said, oh, whoa, whoa, well honey ♪ ♪ this can't be, b-b-b-babe, but now, no, no, no, yeah ♪ ♪ why, oh, why, people, tell me why love, honey, why love ♪ ♪ was like, was like a ball and a chain ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> everything was love and peace and music. and the policeman who was in charge brought flowers out to his men, and he said, "don't bust anybody." >> monterey was that hippie dream come true. >> culture was changing. the hippie movement, it was swaying the mainstream. >> this is where the youngsters come to buy their clothes. and not just the youngsters. it's the young adults and the men who are 40, 50 and even 60 years old. >> in the middle class, pot is going middle class and spreading like prohibition liquor. as more and more citizens get zonked out of their minds, the drug cult enters the bloodstream into amer

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. >> janis joplin was found dead last night.se of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group, is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the '70s are sad in music. because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. >> the small gathering on saville row is only the beginning. the event so momentous that historians may someday view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. >> it was a death for a lot of people. rock 'n' roll as we understood it in the '60s, are no longer with us. >> being without the beatles -- never. ♪ >> and i wonder what i'm doing here with no drummers and no nothing like that. you might know i lost my old band or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven it's easy if you try ♪ >> for so long, you kind of waited for the next beatles album to see where music was going. and we just hoped that the music they would come up with individually would be that good. >> you know, i no longer, oh, the beatles need an al

abc news reporter linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: tonight, australian police investigating possible criminal charges in this giant brawl aboard a carnival cruise ship. witnesses and carnival blaming members of a large family for instigating the violence. >> i was quite scared at the time. feeling quite threatened. >> reporter: but some passengers complaining the ship's staff didn't keep them safe. security guards resorting to hitting and kicking passengers. this guard preparing to punch a woman, but then stopping himself. other crew members trying to stop people from filming the chaos. >> straight out of hand. >> reporter: there were reports of that family engaging in unruly behavior for several days before that giant fight. the ship sailing the south pacific, docking early. nine members of that family kicked off. 14 other relatives choosing to join them. carnival tells us the actions of the security team seen in that video are not in line with its values or policies, and it is conducting a full investigation. >>> the pentagon is expected to announce its new policy on transgender tr

. >> tucker: she sounds like a summary janis joplin. >> i meant all-star, it was inferred. >> tucker:s directions from new york. as basketball adequate? no. sorry. >> i get a minus? oh, dear. >> that seems unfair. >> tucker: you are headed in the same direction as bet going. apple is moving its employees into a $5 billion spaceship like campus. what is the problem with his false? mollie hemingway? >> this breaks my strategy. you are not supposed to answer if you don't know the answer. i will go with claire. >> tucker: is a clear? >> the number of employees walking into the curved glass wall hasso gotten so bad, emergency services had to be called. workers are saying, we will put sticky notes on some of these glass walls and doors so people don't walk into them. apparently, reportedly, their process took the sticky notes off because it ruined the design, and the look of the building. >> tucker: to >> they are like birds. >> tucker: they run right into it. for the first term on the 35 year history of the show, however long it's been, we have a tie of negative 1. >> i want to see how low

our client mark janis objects to the things that union he is forced to find has advocated for an advocate for now. of course illinois is a terrible fiscal and economic mess, deeply in debt and so he thinks it's wrong for his union to be advocating for billions more in government spending and advocating for tax increases to pay for that. and yet he is forced to fund this advocacy. free write a argument just assumes that every worker only cares about his own narrow pecuniary self-interest and that money matters most to everybody. and, of course, that's not true. lots of people care about their neighbors and their communities and the states economy. and so they might not want more money for themselves all the time if they think it's going to put an unfair burden on other people. under the first amendment we get to decide for ourselves what we value most and how we order our preferences with respect to policy. but the unions just presume to decipher everybody what you be most important to them and to make them pay for it. of course that's wrong. there are reasons to be optimistic. the court i

joining us now live from beijing, nbc news correspondent janis mackey freyer.to this, the dialogue, is it ongoing now between north korea and south korea? >> well the joint training, as we know involves south korean athletes going to north korea and now ten north korean skiers and skaters have arrived in the south. where a dozen players with the north korean women's hockey team have been training for the past week with their counterparts there they've been going back and forth by charter. it needed special approval from the united states. of course because of sanctions. namely, that no ship or aircraft can visit the united states within 180 days of going to north korea. now, we all know this is part of the measures that were announced in the, in the talks that happened earlier this month between both sides. and after repeated invitations from seoul, for pyongyang to participate in a so-called peace olympics. but there is some controversy brewing. pyeongchang doesn't have the infrastructure woes that have marred a lot of olympics. but there is the russian doping

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of kabul and nearly half of that jani and the whole. so he had had. enough. be fooled by the. missile and the you know what the doctor. had a journey. the sharia the leo how to live. with a russian intervention which is to guard russian interests in their own just our own ally that russian intervention makes russia or stay close so has to be brought into the talking that needs to proceed as does iran with hizbollah as a proxy in syria and as does the european interest in the form of the flow of refugees from syria into europe the interest of the europeans in the stable near east to middle east and america in that row also of global stability with a particular interest on top of that in the security of israel. the international community is still trying to bring the parties together to find a solution to the syrian crisis but we don't want to divide dividing the country this is part of the debates way whenever it's up to the syrians. now on the question of whether the country will be dissolved in order divided or not. it seems to me that it is already divided in a very real way

interestingly enough, this is where janis joplin becomes a superstar, because the big stars have not shown up. another interesting thing, a much more mellow pop singer, dion warwick, was supposed to come, and apparently had a really bad cold and they still debate how much she wanted to come or did not want to come or whatever, but this is the forefront of the super rock .estival, the multi-day monterey is basically the beginning of the spirit -- beginning of this. one band about to break up is the animals. -- one of their members fell in love with san francisco. they came out with a song called "san franciscan nights." in the lyrics he says, "i wasn't may diere, but i here, there is no place else to go." another singer called scott mckenzie had a song called "san francisco, where some flowers in your hair." this was an invitation for america and the world to come to the action in san francisco. the san franciscans knew they had educated tourist thing here. interestingly enough, along with the so-called hippies, they had visitors like george harrison and his wife and simply wandered a

first goal in a chelsea shirt after his transfer from all small also into the last eight a leicester janievolatile with the only goal in their one no victory of the second to sheffield united now straight to have completed the highest ever run chase in twenty twenty cricket history they scored two hundred forty five runs to beat new zealand in oakland but the happiest man at eden park on friday was a key student he went home thirty seven thousand dollars richer after snaring a one handed catch on the boundary easy and battered ross taylor only got six runs for his efforts. and that is all the sport for now more later thanks very much joe while london fashion week is getting underway it's expected to draw thousands of visitors but aside from the glitz and the glamour this year a big focus on social issues such as diversity and the welfare of models strutting on the catwalk i'm hayward was along to find out. under the watchful eye of london's fashionistas models to showcase the work of an emerging designer there's really no place quite like it anything goes his fashion has no boundaries and