kelly jane, you're offering that comment from washington.hristi and i are sitting in georgia so we understand the sentiment you're sharing this. we have to wrap it there. we have been at this moment before. 18 years ago we saw a huge turnout for gun control in the nation's capital and that essentially went nowhere. where does this go? how will this be different? kelly jane, scott, and jack, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you, folks. >>> so the stormy daniels saga, it continues tonight with potential new details about her alleged affair with the president and the efforts to silence her. what can we expect to learn from this tell-all? >>> plus the new role of the president lawyer on president trump's legal team is still in question. we will have more questions on who joseph di geneva is. that snex. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for wh

kelly jane, here is the thing. what is she defending herself from? because wasn't it herself and her lawyer who made this public? with the lawsuit? >> it's a great question. yeah, what defending herself from what? all of the president has said he didn't have an affair with her and seems strange she wants to defend herself by saying i had an affair with a married man and i want the world to know about it. it is bizarre. we were joking in the makeup room earlier that if any of us had had an affair with president trump, we would be paying people not to tell anybody because we would be embarrassed by it! so it is a little strange and, you know, she's going to claim it's not about money. and, of course, it is. i have to say i was shocked that she, days before the election, agreed to keep quiet for $130,000. that is nothing to donald trump who claims to be a multibillionaire. and why did she settle for so little money? i have to think like trump, himself, according to michael wolf's book, maybe she thought he had no chance to become president. >> here is s

kelly jane torrance, thank you for your by spective, and we'll continue to follow the developments. >> thank you, kelly. kelly: all right. molly. molly: a fox news alert, more protests are planned today over the shooting death of an unarmed black men by the sacramento police. this comes after family of stephon clark released a second independent autopsy that appears to contradict the original police report saying clark was approaching the officers when he was shot. demonstrators now demanding charges be filed against the two officers involved. >> here we have the police on our streets once again killing us, you know? we've been saying this. we've been asking sac-pd to stop killing us for how long, you know? and our cries are going unheard. molly: william la jeunesse has been following all of this, he joins us live from downtown sacramento. william? >> reporter: well, molly, a rally does begin here in about 45 minutes as cesar chavez park, and the protests have been largely peaceful. that was true last night when about 500 protesters marched through downtown. now, they did disresult tr

. >> kelly jane, i want to ask about hope hicks. i was listening to "new york times" haberman talking about how she was like family to this president. she was somebody he trusted. she was a filter for him. she took a lot of the brunt from him but was able to direct him to some degree. with her leaving, is there any sense of who can fill that void in the white house? >> great question. does go to show jared and ivanka rumors may just be rumors. if trump is willing to let go or to be fine with seeing someone who is like family going, then what about actual family? we constantly heard this, we need people in the white house like john kelly, like general mattis, like rex tillerson to keep trump strong, tame that chaos. nobody has been able to do that. even hope hicks, who was close to the president and seems to have been a consummate pr professional as young as she was couldn't do it. why would we think anyone else could do it? given the fact john kelly has been on the job now two-thirds, three-quarters of a year and the chaos is nowher

jane frances kelly has the latest. is very much a chill in the air in moscow as it weighs up its options following the unprecedented round of expulsions from its eu and nato allies. more than 20 countries have shown their support. america has ordered 60 russian diplomats to leave including some it accuses of being intelligence officers. european allies, canada and australia have also told dozens of russians to go in response. australia have also told dozens of russians to go in responsem australia have also told dozens of russians to go in response. it was an attack on the sovereignty of every nation that expect —— respects the rule of law and that is why we are taking this action today with another 23 nations around the world. we are defying this recklessness, this lawlessness of russia and expressing in solidarity with the united kingdom and other nations that share those values that we will not tolerate this type of reckless undermining of international law, this reckless assault on the sovereignty of nations. in re

jane—frances kelly has the latest picture from across the uk.nditions treacherous on exmoor in north devon. strong east or north—easterly winds allowed snowdrifts to build up and the met office said the snow could strand some vehicles and passengers. an amber weather warning, meaning a possible risk to life, is in place for much of south—west england. forecasters say there is a good chance that some rural, upland communities could be cut off. around exeter, there have been snowploughs to clear major routes, although there have been problems on the m5, a30 and a380 due to stranded vehicles and heavy snow. flybe have cancelled flights from exeter airport for the rest of the day. rail companies and airports are warning people to check before travelling. bristol, east midlands and bournemouth airports were all closed during the morning so their runways could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north. snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4x4 vehicles towed mot

jane—frances kelly reports.ry much a chill in the air in moscow as it weighs up its options following the unprecedented round of expulsions from the uk's eu and nato allies. more than 20 countries have shown their support. america has ordered 60 russian diplomats to leave, including some it accuses of being intelligence officers. european allies, canada and australia have also told dozens of russians to go in response. the uk's foreign secretary, boris johnson, said other countries have simply had enough. the reason why you seen this outpouring of revulsion about what russia has done is that so many other countries in the last ten years have now experienced, if not an attempted assassination on their soil with nerve agent, they've experienced provocations of one kind or another. they've had disruptions of their elections, cyber warfare, all kinds of russian aggression and no i'm behaviour. in recent years, russia's annexed crimea, and of action widely condemned as a legal. it took part in armed intervention in e

jane—frances kelly has the latest picture from across the uk. made driving conditions treacherous on exmoor, in north devon, strong, east north—easterly winds allowed snowdrifts to build up and the met office says the snow could strand some vehicles and passengers. amber weather warning meaning a possible risk to life is in place for much of south—west england, forecasters say there is a good chance that some rural upland communities could be cut off. around exeter, they have snowploughs to clear major routes. across the country, community spending the day trying to clear pavements and roads. rail companies and airports are warning people to check before travelling, bristol, east midlands and bournemouth airports were all closed during the morning, so i’u nways closed during the morning, so runways could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north, snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62, in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in four by four vehicles towed motorists to safety. a lorry proved just too

jane frances kelly reports.ving up, neither did those trying to clear it away and keep traffic moving. with strong winds causing blizzard as conditions, here in devon driving became difficult, some struggling to keep control. in newcastle for those just trying to leave the house, it wasn't an easy task. i have been here for a good hour and task. i have been here for a good hourandi task. i have been here for a good hour and i have done about a quarter of this roadside are making headway. we are not equipped for the snow, it is not like when you live abroad and you are use to the snow.” is not like when you live abroad and you are use to the snow. i think some other problem is the drivers, i don't think it has been too bad. railway stations across the country have also seen delays. in newbury, all trains were stopped in their tracks, staff doing what they can to help, and as snow hit the south west, bristol airport stopped flights this morning with exeter cancelling flights for the rest of the day. even for those

jane—frances kelly reports. it began as an attack on the streets of salisbury. intelligence officer and his daughter. but there is now diplomatic deadlock between britain and moscow. i'm standing outside the russian embassy here in london and the midnight deadline has just passed. the only reaction the british government has got from the russians so far are angry denials and the threat of retaliatory action if they take measures against moscow. they've also helpfully got a screen outside here that shows their twitter feed, and on it they say: the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, has objected to only being given 2a hours to respond to the claim russia used a chemical weapon. russia should get ten days, he said, accusing britain of flouncing the chemical weapons convention. meanwhile, in salisbury, painstaking work continues. police are appealing for witnesses who might have seen sergei and yulia skripal in their red bmw car on the day they were poisoned. separately a number of deaths are also being reinvestigated by police and m15 after claims of russian

let's talk to our correspondent, jane—frances kelly, whojoins me now.hey posted this twitter selfie. and they captioned it, "crime scene at bradford mole today." it has been taken down bradford mole today." it has been ta ken down now. bradford mole today." it has been taken down now. there has been a strong reaction from people condemning it. one person says, "why are my local police posting selfies from a murder scene? " have you caught the perpetrators yet? of course not. too busy posing for a selke. the met have been left red—faced by this. they have apologised for any offence caused. "the officers showed a lack of judgment and sensitivity in posting this, and they will be spoken to and reminded of how to use social media responsibly." all of reminded of how to use social media responsibly. " all of this reminded of how to use social media responsibly." all of this comes against the background of a rise in knife crime? couldn't have come at a worse time. assistant commissioner martin hewitt gave an interview to the ten o'clock news on wednesday, the

jane frances kelly reporting.ral lancashire. is this a call for the country to go on a diet? some children are consuming more than 500 calories than they actually need. so we need to find a way to reduce calories intake, most definitely, to combat this obesity epidemic that we are actually in. should we reduce calories by individuals doing it voluntarily or food companies being ordered they have to cut the number of calories in their products? we need the food companies to buy into this. food manufacturers, supermarkets, fast—food outlets and takeaways we need everyone to buy into this. voluntarily to begin with, but hopefully if the change isn't effective we need government intervention. we'd need legislation to come in to control it. we've often heard warnings about an obesity time bomb. is it that serious in your view in this country? i think it is serious, particularly for the youth of today. one in three children are overweight or obese. as adults they will be more at risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease an

kelly. >> it's wrong. >> and ♪ >> dolly parton on the 9 to 5 reboot. >> this new idea looked like it would bring new girls in. >> which younger actresses could be starring along dolly, jane lily. >> if i thought they suited part. >> first, the public has been invited to meghan and harry's royal wedding. talk about a fair i didn't tail. they will be chosen to be add windsor castle. you have to be british. the guests come from every corner of the united kingdom and watch from outside the cha pell on the grounds. the lucky folks wil breathe freely fast with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. >>> we have a behind ♪ >> that is carrie underwood joining forces with ludicrous for "the champion." the song has hit number one in ten countries including the u.s. carrie shot that video before the fall in her home that required more than 40 stitches in her f

kelly. >> it's wrong. >> and ♪ >> dolly parton on the 9 to 5 reboot. >> this new idea looked like it would bring new girls in. >> which younger actresses could be starring along dolly, jane lily. >> if i thought they suited part. >> first, the public has been invited to meghan and harry's royal wedding. talk about a fair i didn't tail. they will be chosen to be add windsor castle. you have to be british. the guests come from every corner of the united kingdom and watch from outside the cha pell on the grounds. the lucky folks wil >>> we have a behind ♪ >> that is carrie underwood joining forces with ludicrous for "the champion." the song has hit number one in ten countries including the u.s. carrie shot that video before the fall in her home that required more than 40 stitches in her face. she hasn't given fans a clear look at her face. meanwhile. all eyes are on kelly clarkson. keltie has that story. >> adam levine is taking extreme measures. ♪ >> the claws are coming out on monday as the blind auditions continue. we see adam use his one and only block of the season on the idol alum preventing her from teaming up with johnny bliss who comes from a puerto rican family. >

tariffs could have an impact on the pork industry here in the states that's where jane wells joins us now with a look. >> kelly explain how the sausage is made. your average american hog may sell for $150. out of that $53 or a third goes to exports and $9 of that goes to china, which currently goes there duty-free. but the chinese want to go from zero to 25% tariffs. that's what they are threatening and the national pork producer's council says china is the second u.s. export in terms of dollar volume behind japan and mexico hog futures have been dropping china is porking up its own domestic production, and it comes at a time when rabo bank warns we may be in a pork gluchlt pork may just be in the beginning. >> in a time when the farm economy is at 12-year lows it's not a time to close the door to these important markets overseas. >> now a lot of rm if aers voted for donald trump while newton says they like trump's policies on regulation and taxes when you have 25% of farm products in the u.s. going outside the country, free trade is big deal. the usda says they stand ready to support agricultural producers wh

kelly from rochdale council. this statement has come in from jane and she said i live in kirkintilloch and we have had around two four days, no trains on the pavements are deep in snow. it is an easy walking to the shops and many people are stuck inside. is the uk government going to do anything, asks jane. still to come... the couple who dialled 999 and had a big surprise, you will hear the full story shortly. this weekend, hollywood commemorates 90 years of the oscars. but when it comes to representing women on screen, there might not be a lot to celebrate. female representation amongst the best picture winners is lower in the 20105 that it was in the early days of the oscars — when many women were still fighting for the right to vote. bbc 100 women has analysed the last 89 winners of best picture and found that more than half of them fail something called the bechdel test — here's what that means. hollywood is failing women. and struggling to show that their lives don't revolve around men. the bechdel test monitors how women appear in cinema. a movie has to include two named women. they have to talk to each o

jane, and she was wearing white. mary j. blige, wore white on the red carpet. >> it was a white hot moment. kelly looks amazing.h is a red carpet stapel. i got this dress from king of prussia mall so locally, ladies, you can get designer dates, of course and kelly has on diamonds, she has alex folgers, great earrings that looked great with the dress. so if you have that neck line, which is still complimentary to your bust area inn dull new jersey a chandelier earring and match witt a diamond pearl so not your grandmother's pearls but mixing those, pearls witt which is great and that is die machine designer alex solder. and that cute clutch we got from macy's from inc which is super cute this dress is nice and it gives you that white naked look almost so, but that neck line is complimentary to the body and then she has open split which is super cute too. elongate ago this leg. those shoes bring out the lace , metallic of the white on there as well. >> let's go to the next one because this is a laid any red >> yes, sue, we saw red on the red carpet. that red, you look and say wait they are wearing red and they ar

thank you to kelly stewart and win, and thank you to all of the publicist for bringing students and honorees together and those students who participateed thank you to davids and thank you to jane for everything you to. i would also like to thank the rest of the nbc board. few more thanks to justin sherwood and then lorrie and simon here at the new school, and again, thank you all for coming. it is now my pleasure to turn my attention over. please join me in welcoming kate to the stage. hi and welcome it is nice to see so many of you tonight and best honor to served a book critic circle. my deep pleasure to welcome you tonight to the nbcc awards to publishing year 2017. for delighted to have you joins as we honor outstanding booking the year in six categories fiction, nonfiction, biography, autobiography. poetry and criticism. i would like to extend our gratitude to all of the authors who are here with us tonight from all over the country and around the globe. as well as their editors, publicist, agent, publishers who brought their works to our attention. and national critics circle founded in 1974 out of a conversation that took place at the hotel among a grouch critics who wa

jane—frances kelly reports.n as an attack on the streets of salisbury. of salisbury. former russian intelligence officer and his daughter. and his daughter. diplomatic deadlock between britain and moscow. and moscow. embassy here in london and the midnight deadline has just passed. midnight deadline has just passed. threat of retallick reaction if they take measures against moscow. take measures against moscow. given 2a hours to respond to the claim russia used a chemical weapon. claim russia used a chemical weapon. accusing britain of flouncing the chemical weapons convention. chemical weapons convention. meanwhile, in salisbury, painstaking work continues. work continues. red bmw car on the day they were poisoned. poisoned. by police and mi5 after claims of russian involvement. russian involvement. berezovsky, who was found hanged in his home in 2013. his home in 2013. expected to announce a series of measures against russia. measures against russia. jane—frances kelly, bbc news. jonathan blake is in westminst

our correspondent, jane—frances kelly is at the russian embassy in london.. we are talking about a large number, a percentage of embassy staff? yes. the russian ambassador in the uk said they accounted for about 40% of the embassy. it was in total around 80 people, he told russian state media that they would be leaving today. and he very visits risley denied that the diplomats we re risley denied that the diplomats were undeclared intelligence officers. he called it in bensham, he called that nonsense, and these claims by the british government were a severe provocation. “— claims by the british government were a severe provocation. —— he 535 gag—é 71; l—egg’aaigéiz‘ékzé. w... 535 gag—é 71; 5e§§7335§5522522. ..... have 5575 55555 55 5555555555555255. ..... have it. at three return at three measures. they are also telling 23 british diplomats to leave moscow. they are also closing down the british consulate in saint petersburg and the british council. this lunchtime, theresa may and her ministers are holding a national security council meeting, which might ha