lea, can we have that kind of fun in this bbc interview? particularly... thank you. # a whole new world. # a new fantastic point of view... keep going, you're in the right key. # no—one to tell us no or where to go. # 0r say we're only dreaming... # a whole new world. # a dazzling place i never knew. # but when i'm way up here, it's crystal clear. # that now i'm in a whole new world with you...# this is amazing, i sang with lea salonga. on the bbc. on the bbc. i mean, that does not happen every day. you need to get yourself on broadway. and for her to say i am on the right key, that is good for me. we are going to move on. japan's environment minister, shinjiro koizumi, is raising eyebrows by taking time off to take care of his newborn son. it is not only because he is the first minister and mp to do so, but also because very few dads in japan actually take paternity leave. the bbc‘s mariko 0i explains why. this dad is who everyone in japan has been talking about the past week, all because he is about to go on leave to take care of his newb

the calls follow lea ks from a book by the former national security advisor, john bolton. and the investigation into the crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others had formally launched. this comes as fans have been expressing their sadness at the death of the player. bryant and his teenage daughter were amoung nine people killed in the crash in california on sunday. that's all. stay with bbc world news. more on our web site and the news app. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. counting the cost of the coronavirus outbreak. we look at the growing impact on outbreak. we look at the growing impact on global outbreak. we look at the growing impact on global business. outbreak. we look at the growing impact on global business. and hitting that high note with musical memory. we get the lowdown on how school lessons in zambia are being taught, to a new beat. good morning asia, hello world, it is tuesday, glad you could join us for this edition of asia business report. worries over the continued spread of the coronavirus have seen declines from tokyo t

and filipino superstar lea salonga talks to us about stage, screen and singing.a # a whole new world # a whole new world #anew # a whole new world # a new fantastic point of view # a new fantastic point of view # but now it's crystal clear that i am ina # but now it's crystal clear that i am in a whole new world with you... glad you can join glad you canjoin us. it's 8am am in singapore, midnight in london and 8am in wuhan in china. the centre of an outbreak of a newly discovered virus which is spreading across the country. the chinese authorities have now confirmed the virus has passed from person to person. the world health organization will convene its emergency committee this week, to discuss whether it constitutes an international public health emergency. here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. it's official. china's mysterious new virus can pass from person to person. health authorities there are urging the public not to panic. most cases have come as a result of direct contact with animals, but human—to—human transmission means this virus is potent

it follows bombshell lea ks from the former national security advisor‘s upcoming book.. the japan times explores the legacy of basketball star kobe bryant — and his links to the country. he was a friendship ambassador for the city of kobe — and supported the reconstruction efforts following the hanshin earthquake in 1995. the gulf news says the united arab emirates is about to get all musical. the ninth edition of abu dhabi classics kicks off on tuesday — and will pay homage to the works of music legends from bach to brahms. and the new york times wonders what if king tut could text? as a new exhibit brings emojis and hieroglyphics together. i'm sure it's producing lots of smiley faces with visitors. those was the papers. over to you. on tuesday, boris johnson will announce whether he'll let the chinese tech firm huawei build parts of the uk's future 5g network. the us considers the company a threat to national security, and it's warning that any deal with huawei could jeapordise a future trade agreement between the us and uk. here's republican congressman mark gallaghe

taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — writer and broadcaster mihir bose, and ruth leaadviser for arbuthnot banking. good evening. tonight, the first cases of the coronavirus are found in europe with three people infected in france. the health minister there warns there are likely to be more people with the disease. here, the authorites are trying to trace 2000 people who have flown from wuhan in china into the uk in the past fortnight. in china, travel restrictions have been widened after the death toll climbed to 26 and hundreds more were revealed to have been infected. people are being stopped from leaving the city of wuhan, the centre of the outbreak, and there are severe travel restrictions in several other cities. but cases of the virus have already been reported in neighbouring countries including japan, vietnam, thailand, south korea and singapore, as well as the united states. this report from our medical correspondent fergus walsh. ten days from now, on this waste ground in wuhan will be a brand—new hospital. the extraordinary pace of building — a sign of how

thank you mihir bose and ruth lea. goodbye. you are dismissed to go home to have coco in bed.es with your latest sports news. england cricketer ben stokes has apologied after verbally abusing a spectator during england's final match of their test series in south africa. stokes had just been caught on two before the game was stopped for bad light with england 192—4. but as he walked—off the pitch injohannesburg he was clearly heard reacting to some heckling from the crowd — appearing to use obscene language towards a spectator. under the icc‘s code of conduct, the "use of an audible obscenity during an international" is a level one offence which carries a fine. the icc have 24 hours to decide if they're taking disciplinary action. stokes says... it's been a day of shocks in the women's singles at the australian open tennis. 15 year—old coco gauff has knocked out the defending champion, naomi osaka, in their third round match in melbourne. the american teenager took just 67 minutes to beat osaka in straight sets. the other big name to be knocked out today was serena williams. th

speculation is growing that he may give evidence at the president's impeachment trial after lea ks ofe defence put forward by donald trump's lawyers. they wrapped up their arguments earlier triggering two days of questioning by senators. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler has more. for many, many hours both president from's defence lawyers and the democrats prosecution team and had a series of questions from senators in this impeachment trial. however, the one question that everyone wants a nswered one question that everyone wants answered is whether or not mr trump's former security adviser john bolton will be cold to give evidence during the hearings. mr bolton has a p pa re ntly during the hearings. mr bolton has apparently written a book and according to lea ks apparently written a book and according to leaks of it he says that mr trump significantly linked the withholding of military aid to ukraine to his desire for the country to launch investigations into his political opponents, including his potential presidential rivaljoe biden. that has been denied by mrjohn‘s lawye

cronista: que lea digo que el cargo de homicidio se impuso, pero al parecer el chico no tenÍa intenciÓns maÑana. nidia: una madre hispana exige respuestas luego de enterarse por internet de la muerte de su hijo. la vÍctima estaba bajo la custodia del padre, tambiÉn indica que el padre y la policÍa se ha comunicado con ella para informarles del deceso de su hijo. en otra noticia, la policÍa investiga el hecho que ocurriÓ en los Ángeles cuando un aviÓn descargo material combustible sobre la ciudad. cronista: el aviÓn de cargo decenas de galones sobre una ciudad por sufrir una emergencia poco despuÉs de haber despegado. esta es la comunicaciÓn entre el aviÓn y la torre de control. meros dio virtudes pues el controlador le pregunta si necesita regresar al aeropuerto o quemar combustible? el piloto agrega que reducirÁ la velocidad, se mantendrÁ fuera del terreno y regresarÁ al aeropuerto. >> estamos muy molestos de que esto haya ocurrido. cronista: la alcaldesa de la ciudad dice sentirse indignadaÓ estudiantes y 11 adultos que deberÁn ser atendidos por irrigaciÓn --irritaciÓn--de la piel, o

with me are writer and broadcaster mihir bose and ruth lea economic adviser for arbuthnot banking.e already in. tomorrow's edition of the times is leading on police forces in the uk that are struggling to cope with the rise of fraudsters. the financial times reports more than 160,000 people could be contacted over fears of mis—sold pensions and also continues its coverage of the shutdown in china over the spread of the coronavirus. while the guardian leads on the global push to contain spread of the disease as the lockdown in china reaches 13 cities. but the "uk risk is low", as the first cases in europe are confirmed. the mirror leads on prince charles‘ plea for peace in the middle east as he met christian and muslim leaders in bethlehem. but the future of the monarchy is called into question with a new poll in the express. and the daily mail calls on readers to join the fight against the blight of litter. and the daily mail calls on readers to join the fight that koreans can't cope. this because an investigation into report by the former deputy commissioner. it shows that fraud i

was dropped over three los angeles county schools before making an emergency landing and rainedplg at lea 60 kids and my fuon the the airline is now trying to do some damage control. >> we worked through the night with ellie usd to make sure that the schools were safe and available to open the schools this morning for all of the students. >> the faa is reporting the incident. they usually try to do you'll over unpopulated areas and at higher altitudes so it can evaporate before it hits the ground. >>> coming up, a case of finger- pointing in the college admission scandal. what they are accusing lori loughlin of doing. >>> the case one man wants to solve with trial by combat. >>> at 6:00 a south bay congresswoman at the center of president trump's impeachment trial. why zoe lofgren uld bring. trouble for president trump. trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to co

that what they were intending to do, but they were not ready to announce it and then i think it was lea then i think it was leaked in the sun. instead of harry and meghan deciding, we'lljust because it's been leaked in the sun two days ago does not mean we need to rush it, i did the opposite and thought, to hell with you, tablet newspapers we know how much they hate the tablets. you're not going to steal our thunder so then they disclosed it all and that was the bit of the royal family did not know about. they did not know what hour or what date it would be releasing it. they had ten minutes, and a lot of people did not know, including very senior royals that it was going to be on the bulletin slot last night. the royal announcer was so short, just a couple of lines. at an hour and short, just a couple of lines. at an hourand a short, just a couple of lines. at an hour and a half later. it was clearly not coordinated. the second statement was a reaction to the first statement which is never the way the royals want to do these things. i think there's that and now the royals are saying we

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but keep in mind, these moms who are in there right ave lea pay rent. they decided to take over the vacant home out of the necessity and to send a message. [ chanting ] >> reporter: dominique walker is one of the moms who took over this vacant west oakland home in november. she moved into the house with her 2 children out of desperation and to protest the housing crisis. but the clock is ticking. the moms for housing group now faces a court ordered eviction and must be out by wednesday. >> we're here, we will not resist arrest, but we're not running away. >> reporter: the home is owned by westwood properties, a developer known for acquiring and flipping homes. they've offered to pay for the families to move and stay in a catholic charities shelter for 2 months. dominique calls that offer insulting. >> yeah, we want wedgewood to sell us the house. we're not asking them to give us the house. they won't even sit down and negotiate with us for the sale of the house. >> reporter: supporters have been camped out all day in a show of support. oakland city coun

lea identity of another victim. he is college basketball altib al altibelly. >> the model of the helicopter that crashed was a sikorski s-76. it was introduced in the 1970s. according to lockheed martin has a history of safe flying. nbc sports bay area monte pool has followed bryant's career since he arrived in the nba as a teenager. we spoke to him today. >> well, there are a lot of laker fans in the bay area, and during the days when the warriors weren't really good and the lakers were really good, kobe bryant was the most popular man many nights. he beat the warriors a few times. terrible basketball player and prominent in some arenas. but everyone really understood the greatness of the guy. certainly around here, you see his jerseys at oracle arena. it wasn't unusual during warrior/laker days back in those days. >> coming up late, er, we will hear more from monte. the warriors released a statement saying they with incredible saddened and shocked to learn about the tragic passing of kobe bryant and his daughter.

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the fbi and the justice department are n talking about it, but we are leaing from people close to the been some level of cooperation between the fbi and the private consultant that did the forensics investigation for jef bezos. in fact, the fbi approved the selection of the consultants, and he is indeed a former chief of thebe fbi's division. there is some coordination going on there. there is also a separate federal investigation in new york into je bezos's allegations that there was extortionai used t him by "the national enquirer," thefi tabloid that published the news of his those-- bezos's extramaritalinffair and that uded information that bezos believes came from the saudis. laura: the u.n. said that this was done to influence the ng"wasn post" reporting of saudi arabia. did that happe?at a marc: certainly there was no influence. when we heard is this was a reaction to jamal khashoggi's columns in "t washington post" and the aggressive coverage in the aftermath of his mder. the timing is such that the initial infection of bezos's phone came five months before the khashoggi murde

and today we learned that for the u.k this future, at leas in part, will be made in china. prove to be one of the most significant national- security decisions of recent times. but the defense secretary tonight told me to restrictions announced today will limit any risk from huawei. e should gethink paranoid that somehow this is going to lead to big brother from china watching us. what it really means is we have aw make sure that the commitments by are met, but also world leading -- we are the first nation to try this -- that this is enforced. gordon: but even among senior conservatives,ot all are convinced the measures are enough. >> bear in mind, huawei has as many as 80,000 researchers. they have more res hrchers then e soldieral let alone ants. it is a very complex exercise to stop it. gordon: but a huawei executive told me that accusations of spyingere groundless. it is definitely not the truth. huawei is a company over the past 30 years, there are no separate security accidents -- cybersecuty accidents. gordon: the fear is huawei role could allow beijing to spy on com

yeah, so just come towards me, just lea n forward. yes, perfect, like that. and you just fly.ow we can start to go. oh, my god. this water is cold! my face is so numb! it's only been, like, ten seconds. welcome to iceland! water is already flooding into my gloves. apparently it's going to get warmer. all right, guys. i'll move in front of the group and you follow me all the way. everyone, it's ok, guys. thumbs up! there we go. amazingly, it takes up to 100 years for the water to filter from a nearby glacier and on through volcanic rock to arrive here. and if you think all water is as clear as each other, think again. here, the underwater visibility can be as much as 100 metres. so far, so good. my body is completely numb to the cold water. and now all that is left to do is enjoy the view. it's so clear down here. it's amazing. the colours totally pop. all the rock formation, the lichen as you can see, is really, really nice. between the two tectonic plates, we have these beautiful colours. the red lichen carpet on the rocks, it looks like jellyfish. some kinds of lichen, they

over the years and that has maybe stream lea they're nervous about having you know with a large number of animals, you know you mentioned legitimate use i in it goes without saying that in every aspect of life there's always going to be people that are going to be benefiting from something. >>legitimately and then those that actually abuse a particular system. how do you how would you say that the airlines would reconcile that the high would they make that distinction between who is you know actually does need let's say a support a guinea pig or or whatever animal they choose as their support and legitimately versus those that are just abusing the system. >>tidy the airlines have to really think through the whole policy. we have certainly had issues with an e let a turkey the plane then we get stories in the press look at this they're trying to reach out to turkey nobody in the disability community things that a turkey is let you know that or airlines allow that to >>this dark gets the back. >>this interview first ran on our 24 7 streaming news service kron on make sure to download the

reporter: the duke of cambridge, pictured yesterday lea sandringham after the meeting with brother, father, grandmother. it lasted about two hours, and that statement from the queen afterwards tinged with regret confirmed that har and meghan had her approvato carve out an dependent life for themselves. opt outmplicated andey want to deeply personal. those who have worked with harry believe s focus has shifted and he wants something diffent from life. >>er whet is service in afghanistan, whatever sort of traumas he has experienced in his life, the biggest changeco s from being a father, and ultimately his new family that he is forging is his number one priority. reporter: the queen has set a timetable for the next steps. she wants final decisions to be reached in the coming days, as she reluctantly freeze harry and meghan from what they clearly see to be the constraints of royal le. laura: well, harry and meghan are not ye filiar with the perils and pitfalls of the midlife crisis. that point in life when you feel that the best is behind you and is not enough road ahead. a new economic study

d who will come to fill the void that we lea when the light from that shining city upon a hill is extinguished? the autocrats with whom we compete who value not free election but the unending rule of a repressing executive robert: joining us tonight are four top reporters hear to -- he to talk about the dynamics driving this momen in history. kimberly atkins, senior news correspondent for wbur. carl, hul chief washington correspondent for the "new york times," jeff zeleny, senior washingtonorrespondent for investigative reporter at "the washington post and co-author of the much discussed book on the trump presidency. let's start with chairman schiff as we see who has been driving the democratic side. carl, has he been able to break through with any republican senators?: cadon't think so. and he gave a rousing speech and there was areat response from the people who are critical of trump. but the replicans actually were really put off by that speech which was an unusual thing but they were offended and they said he's basically impugning them for being behind a president who he also said puts his

speculation is growing he may give evidence at the president's impeachment trial after lea ks of hiseared to contradict the defence put forward by donald trump's lawyers. they wrapped up their arguments earlier, triggering two days of questioning by senators. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler has more. for many, many hours, both president trump's alloys in the prosecution team answered a series of questions obscenity senators in this impeachment trial. however, the one question is around once a nswered question is around once answered is whether or not trump osmotic formant national security adviser, john bolton will be called give evidence during the hearings. mr bolton has apparently written a book, and according to leaks of it, he says that mr trump specifically link the holding of military aid to ukraine to his desire and holding an investigation into his potential presidential rival, joe biden. that has been denied by mr trump's lawyers so far, and it is clear the white house is trying to stop the publication of this book. they say it is full of confidential information

magicjohnson who has written my friend legend, husband father—son mother oscar winner and greatest leame is gone. it is hard to accept. he was a leader of our game. we shared so many special conversations about life and basketball. a tribute also from phil jackson, his coach for many years. kobe was the chosen one, he writes, special in many ways to many people. our relationship as coach and player transcended the norm. he went on the veil. the life of kobe bryant who has died at the age of a1. hello. after a largely dry and settled week last week, things are now changing. we had some rain on many parts on sunday which cleared. clearer skies during sunset. this was a stunning picture from the shetland isles on sunday evening. things will be turning colder over the next day or so because of the blue colours on the map showing a westerly influence. the mild air is being pushed away towards the east. a chilly start to monday morning with temperatures below freezing on the northern half of the uk, cold in more rural spots with sleet and snow showers around as well. likely to bring some icy

that acrosthe bay area we've after your morning mmute is over rainfall does begito push out or at leas the bulk of it after that we'll see snowfall as low as 3,000 feet in the sierra that's falling into the foot hills and you also willbe looking at some moderate rainfall continuing all the way to the middle of the day tomorrow bthe time we work into the evening conditions have calmed down and frday does look to be a significantly. calmer day with at least a much betr morning commute for your friday that are about to see tomorrow morning and there'syour winter storm warnings back in efct across the sierra nevada we're going to be seeing these in effect over 80 over 50 over any of your roe so you're going to be crossing into the high country so be mindl of that i would not be headin up into the mountains morrow say that for either friday or get up there today and then get into a nice cozy place to not drive around too much foyour d ahead tomorrow temperatures toda will be a little cooler than yesterday and some spots only low to d 50's fairly comparable and others with burlingame in san

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officially been released but that hasn't stopped here, people hear being talking about it because it has leae palestinians have rejected it again, as they have for a while, because they believe it strongly favours israel. in fact we we re strongly favours israel. in fact we were told president mahmood abbas refused to take a call from president trump to talk about the release. the general view is even if the plan would allow for some kind palestinians, the conditions would be such that no palestinian administration could accept. what will the palestinians do aside from protest, which haven't achieved anything, or what what can they do at this point? the israeli view has been generally that this arrangement looks to be the best israel could get from any american administration, that it will lead to israel taking control or retaining control of large parts of the occupied west bank. now, it is a roadmap not to be imminently implemented, and we understand from reports that president rob also wa nts to reports that president rob also wants to give their time to the palestinians change their mind

. —— pharrell lea ns. —— third mike williams. —— pharrell leans.as successful in one area, he was successful as a basketball player for 20 years and then wins an academy award. what's this filmlike? i'm guessing you must seen it. that's the thing with kobe, he is such a competitor that if he is going to do something he would do a proper and want to be the best, and i think that's evident in where he's had i think that's evident in where he's ha d su ccess i think that's evident in where he's had success outside a basketball, not just the film, everything had success outside a basketball, notjust the film, everything he was doing. he had kind of like midas touch. he wasjust doing. he had kind of like midas touch. he was just an absolute superstar. goes beyond basketball, transcended sports. and, yes, i just... ifind it hard to transcended sports. and, yes, i just... i find it hard to even transcended sports. and, yes, i just... ifind it hard to even begin to talk to you about kind of what the world is dealing with his loss. it's super, super difficu

to be the driver he's being charged with murder with special circumstances and second-degree robbery lea is being charged with involuntary manslaughter and second-degree robbery investigators are still trying to determine if there are any additional suspects flowers can be seen on the doorstep of zhang's oakland apartment. his neighbors say was a nice young man and are shocked by his death one neighbor says james family from his native china are expected to arrive here saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. new details just an on a new year's day shooting death investigation in dublin police have made one arrest. >>and identify the woman who was killed by her ex-boyfriend during an attempted home invasion. officials say 28 year-old adrianna navarro was the woman who was shot killed by her ex-boyfriend when she went to his home on the 3400 block of monica street that's on wednesday. navarro was with 28 year-old ricky tyrone white junior at the time and white junior pulled out a gun. police say and then pointed it at navarro is ex-boyfriend he also took out a gun and they exchanged gunfire t

speculation is growing that he may give evidence at the president's impeachment trial after lea ks ofppeared to contradict the defence put forward by donald trump's lawyers. they wrapped up their arguments earlier, triggering two days of questioning by senators. let's speak to our correspondent in washington, chris buckler. chris, how significant does all this seemed to be? yeah, mike, the thursday of those questions and answers has wrapped up after a marathon session, ten hours, where both democrats and republicans in the senate had their chance to put forward the questions to the two impeachment teams, the defence and the prosecution. the question everyone wants a nswered question everyone wants answered is whether president trump's form a national security adviser, john bolton, will be allowed to give evidence. that depends on getting a simple majority of senators to agree in a vote likely to take lace on friday, and there had been suggestions that perhaps some republicans, some moderate republicans, were moving towards the democrats and may support them, which would be needed in o

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the big game anything that is near my kind of where the stadium is ex is either sold out or stream lea expensive, i mean you're you're looking at some hotels are like $2000 a night. >>i'm so so prices definitely one of the biggest ones or the biggest one of the other biggest deterrents is is locations so if you want to stay further out like in fort lauderdale. then you have to kind of worry about you know commuting in and into the city for the game everything and pretty ridiculous but actually have a lot of friends in the area, so i'm just going to stay with them and then just trying to spend all my money on the take and these are the press is reflected on expedia monday night costing anywhere from 500 to $1000 or more a night. >>not including taxes and fees and then there's the cost of thgame ticket which will bring you up another few $1000 for the most part looks like secondary market on tickets is about $5,000 that's pretty much on budget if i n get something done for less i hope so despite the expensive trip ns like michael pena i say it's all for the trip of a lifetime any means b

what do you make of the lea k of putting it. what do you make of the leak of details?any way? they have been talking about it, by all accounts, for quite some time. harry had been told to put it in writing to them. he was worried... to charles and his brother, william. he was worried about doing that because he thought it might be leaked and now, according to the last paper we have just been looking at, the sunday times, it sounds as though he is accusing their offices... it is very messy. it really is and this idea of a showdown at sandringham, i mean, i think we should take this as an opportunity to look at the royal family in the 21st—century and how it goes forward, it is notjust about these two people. sorry, talking about the modern royal family, meghan is dialling in. yes, she is dialling in, it is going to bea she is dialling in, it is going to be a real video conferencing number, isn't it, up there, with screens? who wouldn't want to be a fly on the wall there? wouldn't you love it? the trouble is, somebody will be a fly on the wall because they will have to s

for me, if i associate myself with being this lea n associate myself with being this lean person allat i am less confident, less desire is to go out oi’ confident, less desire is to go out or even train or do all the things i really love doing because i don't look as good as i did three weeks ago. so it is an ongoing battle. i feel a lot more 0k in myself to talk about it now or stop i'm really lucky to have close friends around me that, we all share similar if issues when it comes to body dysmorphia really, absolutely not seeing yourself as others see you. the bodies dysmorphic association says one in ten men in uk gents are living with body dysmorphia. bigorexia is like anorexia but it can also cause low esteem... they say men are facing huge pressures to be wrecked. but now i am looking at two james bond, sean connery and daniel craig. it is really striking between the difference between connery in his prime and daniel craig much more recently, who is far leaner and has considerably more muscle on his torso. strikingly different icons of male body image. and diagnosis of bigorexia

speculation is growing that he may give evidence at the president's impeachment trial after lea ks ofeared to contradict the defence put forward by donald trump's lawyers. they wrapped up their arguments earlier, triggering two days of questioning by senators. let's speak to our correspondent in washington chris buckler. how significant is all of this would you say? there has been another marathon session today in which questions and answers have been put to both the trump impeachment team, and the defence team and the house impeachment team, the prosecution led by the democrats. but actually, all of those questions, all of those a nswe i’s those questions, all of those answers that have been given, have been overshadowed by that looming figure ofjohn bolton because these links have indicated that he intends to suggest any book that actually president trump was very explicitly linking the withholding of vital military aid to the ukraine to try and force the country into launching investigations into his political opponents, most notably his potential presidential rivaljoe biden. you c

all their hearts lea pt all their hearts leapt when south africa's captain fell. taken!nton de kock‘s slowest ever 50 was perfect for the occasion. after tea, england desperately needed inspiration — or a mistake. oh, he caught him. oh, quinton. james anderson looked far below par bowling, but he could still catch. van der dussen out. cut to the home dressing room. right. now, over to ben stokes. root‘s catch. two more wickets needed now. very next ball, crawley, the incredible catcher, one hand and then the other. gone! imagine ben stokes had seen everything in cricket? no. ben! only in the last glow of a test match's fifth day would you get this drama. catch that — yes! the winning wickets, stokes. whether it is a battle with the ball, i'm going to try to influence it for the team i've played for. everyone has thrown everything at south africa today and that has gone a long way to making sure we won the game. he is part of the team, he is the heart of the team. joe wilson, bbc news. that's all from me. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good n

and if you open your binders, inside, you will find yourfirst lea ked inside, you will find yourfirst leaked documents. this is like a murder mystery perjury. who is going to be colonel mustard? i want to be miss scarlett! what this actually is, people asking what is going to happen to brexitcast. the best way to a nswer happen to brexitcast. the best way to answer is some legal certainty in the form of an agreement and we are going to sign with you tonight, if you all brought a pen with you. this in yourfolders you all brought a pen with you. this in your folders called the brexitcast compact. it is a svelte one page document which will codify everything you need to know. we are going to read it. each one of us will read each one of the articles, and if you agree with it, you have to shout imac. limited circulation. the producing party herein pledges to provide in—depth analysis and decree in a humourous and friendly manner, chat. the listening party pledge to consume orally and listen. aye! got that one through! should include imac or the uk's the partner from the eu —— should inclu

i have been exposed to other life stresses, but that has lea ked other life stresses, but that has leakedto my life, and it requires a constant management of your own mental health and, yes, i have come through it, and to that extent i came from a place where i was quite low, but i managed to find a treatment. i know others have found a treatment and found it useful, but i want that to be available to everybody, not because they are itching for it but because they are given it. thank you forjoining us. some newsjust in from humberside, where police have confirmed that a man and an eight—year—old girl have died in a house fire in hull, and we‘ll bring you more on this as we get it. in a statement, humberside police said... "emergency services are currently at the scene of a fire "at a house on wensley avenue in hull. "humberside fire and rescue, "ambulance and police were called at 7.50am today to reports of a fire "at a house. "emergency services worked to extinguish the fire "and get the occupants out of the building. "a man was pronounced dead at the scene and an eight year—old girl, wh

and if you open your binders, inside, you will find yourfirst lea ked inside, you will find yourfirstactually is, people asking what is going to happen to brexitcast. the best way to a nswer happen to brexitcast. the best way to answer is some legal certainty in the form of an agreement and we are going to sign with you tonight, if you all brought a pen with you. this in yourfolders you all brought a pen with you. this in your folders called the brexitcast compact. it is a svelte one page document which will codify everything you need to know. we are going to read it. each one of us will read each one of the articles, and if you agree with it, you have to shout imac. limited circulation. the producing party herein pledges to provide in—depth analysis and decree in a humourous and friendly manner, chat. the listening party pledge to consume orally and listen. aye! got that one through! should include imac or the uk's the partner from the eu ——

lea head to susan lee in cupertino, california, you spoke with tim cook today? reporter: right, after their earnings which were better than expected guidance was also better than expected. they put in better profits, better sales, for this quarter, forecasting a range of sales higher than expected, they looking at 53 billion to 67 billion in styles, notice, 4 billion dollar gap in range, usually they don't give that wide of a range, tim cook said they are doing it this time because of uncertainty of the coronavirus and business and production in china. i want to highlight after the earnings,. we said that without coronavirus, i think china would be doing well. china business for apple returning to growth, after a decline last year, because of slowing economy and also cheaper alternatives, but tim cook said, does it have anything to do maybe resolving phase one trade deal, he said yes, that lifts the uncertainty, that helps propel chinese consumer since am. -- sentiment, as for iphone 11. tim cook saying that for every week during that quarter, the iphone 11 was

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i think you'll be looking in the months ahead for lea complicate relationship.ertainly the embassy has reduced its consular funks. to see the u.s. embassy under that kind of onslaught over the past week or so, so iraq certainly caught in the middle here. probably knows where its long-term destiny lies. that is complicated in itself because iran's influence is popular in parts of iran's population. but i think many here will be seeing how they can look for ways to tamp down and could further harm the position of the iraqi government and iraqi civilians here as well, but quite extraordinary frankly how this has changed the calculus in the region in just a matter of hours. >> and the big question at this point if a conflict does happen, does it draw in other nations, russia, china? we've already seen a response from china given what happened. is there a concern this could spiral out of control, nick? >> it could spiral out of control certainly. i think russia's involvement highly unlikely. china's involvement highly unlikely. the u.s.' allies in the region, saudi a

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that is so important, not only in order to win in order to lea.the reasons i am asking folks to picture that day is to think about when it comes our problems won't be done with. any ways, that's the day our work begins. we will be exhausted and worn out from politics and as a country we will probably be even more divided than we are today. towill need a president focus on uniting and healing the american people. at the same time, it will also be true that on that day, the issues that brought us to this point will only be more serious. up on thell come client getting closer to the point of no return, it will come up over communities experiencing once in the century floods on an annual basis. homesn will come up over in which people are sitting at the kitchen table wondering when the economy the president keep telling us is so great is actually going to work its way into our communities and neighborhoods and lives. the sun is going to be coming up over schools where kids are getting active shooter drills before they are old enough to learn how to re

england soon had another centurion, 22—year—old or lea p another centurion, 22—year—old or leap out showingg his first test 100, he also started to have a bit of fun. the england camp loved it, south africa not so much. pope later said he couldn't take the smile off his face after steering england to a hefty 499. south africa's the batsmen had a mountain to climb, and they soon stumbled. they have been one of the most successful rugby union clubs in the country, but despite their glory on the pitch, saracens are facing relegation because the club has breached the spot‘s £7 million salary cap for players, something they have done for the past three yea rs. they have done for the past three years. they have already been fined and now they face being dropped further still. saracens are trading today, having been told to prepare for the worse. the champions on on the brink of automatic relegation having bridge salary cap rules for a fourth successive season in the having bridge salary cap rules for a fourtt twist essive season in the having bridge salary cap rules for a fourtt twist of ive seas

. >> reporter: weldon's wife, lea, is now a single parent, too. >> he shouldn't be in prison.e home. weldon's a beautiful person that should -- my son should be able to have that in his life. >> reporter: weldon mcdavid, the man who said he just wanted to help, who once empowered a woman caught in an abusive marriage. now, the fallen hero, contemplating life behind bars. perhaps he sums it up, best. >> there's no winners here. you know, there's no winners at all. you know, this -- this whole situation is a loss. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> first up on msnbc, on the defense. the trump legal team presents its side of the case but democrats aren't buying it. new reaction from both sides this morning and what is next. >> take her out! >> the president saying "get it owner out!" we are learning more about what the president said in that explosive recording now released in its entirety. >>> new details this morning on that clash between secretary of state and a reporter. we will get reaction from someone who covered mik