leigh halfpenny. penalty coming, a try coming, leigh halfpenny, two drives. wales are roaring towards victory. thomas is going to score for france. i have an official match doctor. i am no medic. jonny sexton weights. here it comes, it looks good. he likes it. ireland have stolen the game. anthony watson. it is some start by england. george ford in support. george ford. scores. jack nowell and england are finishing in style. and this then is how this weekend ‘s matches are looking like. it all starts with ireland against italy first up and then england against wales at twickenham tomorrow afternoon. two changes for england. scotla nd afternoon. two changes for england. scotland making six after being overrun on that opening weekend as they take on france. i am delighted to say we are joined by two world cup winners this evening. thanks very much indeed to you both. very impressive from wales. yes, and expected, i think. very impressive from wales. yes, and expected, ithink. scotland very impressive from wales. yes, and expected, i think. scotland will be disa

leigh martinez talk with the woman's father. he actually learned about the accident when he saw his daughter's car on the news.>> reporter: calvin zachary and his wife said goodbye to the daughter as she went to work. they were watching the morning news when they saw a familiar car at the scene of an accident on ashby avenue in berkeley.>> not a full distraction of it. -- description. i immediately me and my son jumped on our bike.

our moscow correspondent and leigh showing joins me now on the line and leigh what more do we know about this plane crash. there we don't have that much information at the moment but it seems the crash take took place just after the plane took off from a dam i guess of i at an airport i was on the way to one which is a city on the southern tip of the ural mountains and the plane didn't get very far it seems the crash site is just outside of moscow just to the east southeast of the city and there is some information coming in that it actually flew out of the airport at around two twenty one moscow time and went off the radar almost immediately and then crashed just six minutes later what we do know is that apparently the author of the airline but to some information about them that they were actually banned from from operating international flights for a while in two thousand and fifteen they actually did resume those those a charitable quite about a year later including to georgia and our media but they do operate mainly within russia and we know that there were seventy one people on boa

leigh martinez had made her way to the top of mount diablo. you have snow there just below 4,000 feet. >> reporter: yes. we started seeing snow at 2,000 feet. man, it is cold up here. the wind is a killer. it is freezing. anyway, take a look at the snow we have here. it is not good packing snow. i tried to make a snowman. it is not happening. it is powdery. on the ground, it is all ice. we actually got into a bit of a jam. we tried to go up a little further. when we went around the turn there, it was all ice on the road. we can see a ranger is coming up here right now. so we got a little stuck. it took a while to shimmy out of it and get back down to this location. yes, there is still snow up here. not a whole lot of good packing snow. mostly dusty. here is the ranger coming up here right now. hi. we're live on the news. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> i've got to close the road. >> reporter: okay. do we have time to finish our live hit. >> yes. go ahead. >> reporter: thank you. quickly, guys. we have to get down the road here.

as ktvu's leigh martinez reports, no one was hurt. . the pilot was forced to land on a normally busy freeway.>> a plane went down! >> reporter: images on social media show the unusual landing for a single engine piper pa 46. california highway patrol says the call came in for mayday at 11:17 am.>> he had some sort of unknown mechanical failure. his engine failed. due to the cloud cover, he was not able to see where he was going. he had to fly at a higher level.>> reporter: the pilot, wayne luther right was traveling from daviess to boston bill when his single engine failed. he tried to glide to the san martin airport but he ended up on northbound highway 101.>> the plane glided down and then landed on the center divide. the plane was small enough that it was not blocking any lanes of traffic. the pilot and all of the drivers on the highway at the time were not injured.>> no one was hurt. we did not see any property damage.>> reporter: the plane was escorted by chp to the san martin airport. the faa is handling the investigation. leigh m

ktvu's leigh martinez spoke to a man who shared surveillance video with us of his business being broken into and robbed.>> reporter: it was one of the larger side shows in oakland. dozens of cars and hundreds of spectators took over the intersection on high street leading to the 880 on-ramp. there was a second location further up on high street outside of foothill high school. the illegal activity left the streets and a few people robbed this convenience store. the exxon gas station owner let us record the surveillance video. the store was locked and only a security window was open to customers. just after 2 am, a man is seen kicking through the glass door. this -- the security alarm is hit but several people rush into the store and start grabbing items. >> they entered into the store. there was no injury to the staff.>> reporter: there were no injuries reported. customers were surprised to hear sideshow came onto such a small intersection.>> i actually was walking near foothill square. it was 10 pm and i saw a lot of smoke. i heard cars revving. i walked up and there were 20 or 30 cars

that is where ktvu's leigh martinez is now live at the scene. >> reporter: the police activity ended here a few hours ago. police have not released the names of the two victims. police tell us they are investigating this as a murder- suicide. oakland police responded to a gray two story home on keith avenue around 10:16 am sunday with a report of gunfire. when police officers arrived, they reported hearing a gun shot from inside the residence. after entering the home, police found two victims with fatal gunshot wounds. neighbors told us crime is unusual in this part of the city and they were surprised to walk out of their homes to have police blocking off keith avenue. >> we noticed about 1030 -- about 10:30 pm -- at about 10:30 am police officers were infiltrating the neighborhood.>> reporter: oakland fire paramedics provided medical treatment but both victims died on the scene. the shooting death's are still under investigation. keith avenue was blocked off for some time in this particular section but it was reopened around 3 pm today. police are investigating this as a murder-suic

leigh martinez has a story. >> they arrived to find two men shot. >> one of the shooting victims died. >> the shooter fled by carjacking a silver toyota ford runner. the spend the rest of the night searching for him. they spotted the stolen toyota. the hard of the twitter was the hot. it was parked behind an rv. >> i asked him to step outside. many people came out of that rv. there was one subject that refused to come out. >> they were awakened by the police siren. they heard open fire. >> it sounded like to pop. -- two pops. >> police did not provide details. it was still under investigation. several bullet holes or seen on the rv. there are no injuries. the man inside rv later surrendered. one neighbor in the apartment says he often sees the rv owner. >> he moves in every couple of days. i said hi to him and he always says hi back. >> the man from the rv is a person of interest in the hammock signed -- in the homicide case. leigh martinez, ktvu , foxnews. >> armstrong is a transient and was a felon for possession of a firearm. >>> hundreds of protesters were attending the rally. the

leigh i have to say, as i was growing up. --i have to say.cended any of the playback singers who were singing for her. she could be camp as chri5tmas for her. she could be camp as christmas and then a tragedy and a hero. she could be all the villains. but she was always happy, always happy. what was she like of screen? many times, both the interviews and parties, 5he many times, both the interviews and parties, she was one of the most reserved reticent people. she was always grateful. very well read. she was very kind of quiet, reserved and very intelligent. one thing i would never forget, every time we met her, at the end of every interview, she would touch her heart and say thank you. another thing that always 5urprised you. another thing that always surprised us, she always asked about family. she always asked about nephews, it needs is and she always remembered. this is a global superstar, i was humbled. remembered. this is a global superstar, iwas humbled. in remembered. this is a global superstar, i was humbled. in a 5en5e, superstar, i

in oakland, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> you may remember a richland police officer was injured last weekend when he tried to shut down a sideshow at marina parkway. the officer suffered head trauma along with bumps and bruises but he is now at home recovering. an 18-year-old driver and his girlfriend have been charged with slamming their car into that officer. >>> and at 10:00, san francisco police are searching for the person who stabbed a man in the bay view neighborhood. officers were called to flower street and loomis street earlier. the victim's name who has not been released was stabbed in the neck. there is no word on his condition tonight but the motive for that stabbing is also unknown. >>> [ cheering and applause ] >> brady under pressure. that's the sack. launching one into the end zone. it's incomplete. >> reporter: it was the patriot's last chance to avoid defeat for tom brady's hail mary pass fell into the end zone cut -- and son incomplete and the eagles won 41-31 for their first super bowl in. fans were ecstatic. here is the scene in philadelphia with thousands

welling's and leigh all this of course great news russia but what about going down to the i.o.c. headquarters and into committee this is the last thing the international into committee wanted or needed nick bain it in a position of being criticized for the past couple of years of being too lenient with russia we're going to see one hundred sixty nine russians already in pyongyang the neutral athlete from russia not the official flag people say that's a lot for a nation of a system but it's not it doping that now of course it's the other side where the russians can look at them and say well hang on a minute you didn't have enough evidence to take it to that degree with the individuals and that's why they haven't stopped that's why there are going to be lifetime bans or that they've been overturned the i.o.c. have come out and said this will have a serious impact on the future fight against open you can tell i don't think that these athletes a clane but there just wasn't enough evidence from russia wow this is the perfect thing for vettel putin who's had very little to work on now

leigh will this shift make dialer more closer to china than to the u.s. for example. well i think the u.s. will play a role in future as well and by the way did the christ idea was an awful one you know each was terrible and finally guy managed to get out of it i think which the chinese investment reflects partly is important chinese market has become for common a factor is and it will in the long run most likely become more import markets in the u.s. again you know not meaning to the u.s. market doesn't matter but it does reflect the shift in day importance of the market and speaking of the future the gili chairman essentially wants to fend off competition from tech companies like apple or like google or tesla does that make sense for t.g. clee speaking or would it make more sense to rather join them in a way i mean is hard to say at vons but ice and he has a fair point in a sense that if you rely too heavily on google and some of the silicon valley companies there is a chance a possibility it gets david to dominate that part of production which is the more lucrative

leigh martinez has the story. >> reporter: there's still snow on mount diablo. the snow is powdery and the road is full of ice. park rangers are closing off this road because of the icy conditions out here. elsewhere in the bay area there was also snow. this is video from mount hamilton in san jose. you can see snow covering the ground. mount hamilton is the tallest peak in the bay area. and there's video from livermore. check out these shots. and snow was sticking to trees and the ground. back at mount diablo we were able to drive up at 6:30 a.m. and we started seeing snow at 6000 feet. we rounded a turn and the news van got stuck on a sheet of ice. it took time to safely reverse downhill. during the 7 a.m. live shot. a ranger interrupted us to warn us he was closing the road. between the ice and the bitter cold winds it was not safe to stay that high. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it was a fabulous weather day across the bay area yesterday. here's another view coming from sky fox at this hour. and mount hamilton sits about 4000 feet. yesterday a plume o

opening weekend, warren gatland today announced an unchanged starting 15 the match at twickenham, leighanelli scarlets players to start, he scored two tries in the 34-7 start, he scored two tries in the 34—7 win over scotland. george north is back available and returns to the bench, liam williams will not feature despite taking part in full training this week. the winter olympics begin on friday. thirty—two russian athletes have appealed against their exclusion in a bid to compete — they include those who had their life bans lifted by the court of arbitration for sport last week. forty—three russians were banned for life from the olympics following an ioc investigation into state—sponsored russian doping at the 2014 sochi games. 28 of those bans were overturned last thursday. evenif even if the appeal is successful it could be that their appeals will be too late for them to feature at the games. the international olympic committee has been attacked for allowing russians to compete as neutrals. at their conference in pyeongchang the president said the 168 0lympians from russia had every

reporter: president trump tweeted writing we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with ill-leigh immigration fast. a mexican immigrant who had been deported five times with charged in the shooting. and a jury acquitted him. >>> steve wynn has resigned of chairman of wynn resorts. departure comes after stepping down from financial chief of the republican national city. >>> a heated debate tonight over privacy versus safety in alameda. people speaking out against license plate tracking cameras. kate larson is outside with the story. >> reporter: there are still no decisions on the license plate readers here in alameda. they are still in the middle of public comment section. likely to be a very long night. alameda police chief making his case for the license plate cameras. residents concerned with their privacy and if data from the readers could be used to help i.c.e. agents track down undocumented immigrants. hoping he gets the 13 fixed license plate readers that it will help deter crime and catch more suspects. others worried about being surveilled. >> for people who are concerned

leigh martinez has the latest from the newsroom. >> the idea is for a massive student walkout and itcall for a walk out on march 14 that will last for 70 minutes, one minute for each life lost at the stoneman douglas high school. as funerals continue for the victims, anger is also building, some students who survived the shooting are demanding gun control. rallies were held over the weekend announcing white supremacist and the nra. many see the shooting as the final straw calling on students across the country to take action to make schools safer. >> how many more students are going to have to die and have their blood spilled in american classrooms? just because politicians refuse to take action?>> we want to have conversations with president trump, senator marco rubio and governor rick scott about the facts that they are being supported by the nra. >> president trump announced a listening session with students coming this wednesday, the president previously said mental health and early detection of threats should be the main focus to prevent the attacks. students are planning a marc

more from leigh martinez. the, you talk to the father of the woman who died in the crash. took a very emotional interview. the father tells us he has a gut feeling something terrible has happened to his daughter when he was watching the news and saw the report about the accident here at california and ashby. he came to the scene when police officers told him his daughter was killed. he sat down and talk to us today. he wanted to share more about who his daughter was and the answer he is looking for.>> reporter: calvin said goodbye to the daughter. they were watching the news when they saw a familiar car at the scene of an accident on ashby avenue in berkeley.>> i start getting a gut feeling because her rims are black. i immediately jumped on our bikes. it took about 30 minutes pick >> his daughter kelli zachery was killed in the crash.>> i am not going to see her again but i know god will take care of her.>> the red sedan was traveling south on california street on her way to work at the irs. at the same time a transit bus was going west on ashby avenue and at 6:38 am, the

ktvu's leigh martinez explains how the plane was able to land on a normally busy freeway. >> reporter: images shared on social media show the unusual landing for a single engine piper pa 46. california highway patrol says the call came in for mayday at 11:17 am on sunday.>> he had some sort of unknown mechanical failure. his engine failed. he was not able to see due to the cloud cover. he had to fly at a higher level.>> reporter: the pilot was traveling from davis to boston bill when his single engine failed. he tried to glide to the san martin airport but he ended up on northbound highway 101. the plane glided down and then landed on the center divide. the plane was small enough that it was not blocking any lanes of traffic. the pilot and all of the drivers on the highway were not injured. >> we did not see any property damage. >> reporter: the plane was escorted by chp to the san martin airport. the faa is handling the investigation into the emergency landing. leigh martinez , ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more than one dozen people are without a home in the east bay tonight after a fire bur

is california weather after all. >> reporter: it's a funny california winter, that's for sure. >> leightinez, thank you. >> >> the bay area hills are not the only spots getting weird weather. it was cold from the ocean to the mountains. the dark clouds moved in during the evening commute and hail fell in napa, walnut creek, hollister, and burlingame. gasia got some at her house. and there was more at the state capitol in sacramento. and that messed up the drive for a lot of people. most people tried to keep the big picture in mind. >> we need the rain. that's for sure. it's great but i wish it happened on the weekend rather than when you have to drive in it. >> well, yeah. the storms were good for the sierra ski resorts. they started to get patchy. and there could be a fresh three or 4 feet of snow which would make skiers, snowboarders, and restaurants and hotels very happy. and the next round of storms is expected tomorrow night or thursday morning. >> cal osha is looking into the death of an experienced landscaper who was electrocuted while trimming a tree in san jose. rain and wind w

reporter: president trump tweeted writing we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with ill-leigh immigration fast. a mexican immigrant who had been deported five times with charged in the shooting. and a jury acquitted him. >>> steve wynn has resigned of chairman of wynn resorts. departure comes after stepping down from financial chief of the republican national city. >>> a heated debate tonight over privacy versus safety in alameda. people speaking out against license plate tracking cameras. kate larson is outside with the story. >> reporter: there are still no decisions on the license plate readers here in alameda. they are still in the middle of public comment section. likely to be a very long night. alameda police chief making his case for the license plate cameras. residents concerned with their privacy and if data from the readers could be used to help i.c.e. agents track down undocumented immigrants. hoping he gets the 13 fixed license plate readers that it will help deter crime and catch more suspects. others worried about being surveilled. >> for people who are concerned

. >> ktvu's leigh martinez is live at coal elementary school.ore about the active shooter training that teachers and staff are getting today. >> reporter: the school district calls this critical training. they have had in training course on the books for months now. oakland unified schools receives training each year on what to do if there is an active shooter at the school. the next training is scheduled for today, just two days after 17 adults and students were killed at stoneman douglas high school in florida. it will teach staff how to deal with an active shooter on campus. the characteristics of active shooters, how they choose their targets and what to do when a shooting happens. chief gordon says educators need to make a decision to either run, hide or fight. >> once you hide, in essence, lock the door and hunker down, you're stuck there until law enforcement comes in. prior to columbine, what would happen is police would show up and form a plan what they're going to do and ultimately make entry into the school to take care of the threat.

leigh martinez, you're at berkeley city hall where that debate will be held tonight. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. the proposed resolution is modeled after california sanctuary cities that protect undocumented immigrants. the resolution would direct city employees and police not to work with federal agents during their crackdown for federal marijuana laws. berkeley was the first u.s. city to declare itself a sanctuary for medical marijuana back in 2008. and councilmembers say it's only fitting that they do the same for recreational use. it's believed this resolution would be the first of its kind. marijuana is considered a schedule one drug like heroin. the u.s. attorney general rescinded obama era guidelines that limited pros accusation in states that legalize cannabis. it would be a declaration of states' rights. back in 1979, it directed berkeley police to low priority marijuana policing. this vote is going to take place at the city council meeting tonight. >> leigh martinez in berkeley, thank you. >>> time is 6:05. debate at the san francisco board of s

he has not played in the six nations either, while leigh halfpenny is also fit for the trip to dublinappointed wayne bennett and the australian was that he guided the site of the world cup final last year where they lost 6—0 to australia. there is no guarantee that he will leading and into the next tournament, which is in 2021. that's all the time we have on sportsday. it is goodbye from me but coming up in a moment on bbc news, time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deborah haynes, defence editor of the times, and jim waterson, political editor at buzzfeed. on his way to the guardian as well very soon. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the devils incarnate is the headline in the metro — with pictures of serial sex offenders barry bennell and matthew falder, who have each been jailed for more than 30 years. brexit is the lead in the guardian, which previews a speech by david davis, who tomorrow will say that brexit won't plunge britain into a "mad max" dystopia. brexit also features on the fron

leigh martinez, thank you. >>> the time is now 7:10. still ahead, organizers for a new a's ballpark head back to the dugout. coming up, why the latest proposal is being rejected by bart. >>> are you committing financial adultery. what that means and how those lies and omissions are affecting people's relationships. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is doing okay if you are driving in many areas. this is a look now at the commute if you are driving on the golden gate bridge approach. it looks okay. but just north of here, you will see some slow traffic because of some problems. problems. >>> well, if you're up in truckee right now, you're paying for it because it is 6 below. we've had some records here already. but clouds are on the move for later today. more on that. security! get him! wow, do you guys workout? try my new pork belly blt, part of my food truck series. ♪ they're super... ...but they can fly. ♪ united. helping superheroes fly. introducing the pork from jack in the box. two strips of pork belly, green leaf lettuce, juic

leigh martinez will have more on this coming up at 9:30 as well as reaction from survivors of the park when shooting who say their school will be the site of the last mass shooting. >>> president trump will be holding a listening session at the white house with students and teachers from marjory stoneman douglas high and on thursday the president will meet with state and local officials about school safety and students who survived the shooting are urging the president and other officials to do something about gun violence. the president went to parkland on friday where he met with injured students at a hospital and spend some time with first responders. >>> 17 people lost their lives in the shooting, 14 students, a geography teacher, the athletic director and assistant football coach, over the weekend funerals were held. we have a closer look at some of the emotional services. >> in parkland, sheriff's deputies escorted the hearse carrying the body of victim jamie guttenberg.>> i heard them all crying and i was trying not to tear up. that could be you and she was really close. >> the

. >> leigh martinez is live with details of the fire investigation.d morning. >> reporter: good morning. fire crews have left the scene. unfortunately the fire gutted the home. now, the fire marshal says they have determined that the fire started in the back of the house. they don't have a cause just yet. but he says it was not caused by a heater. now this is video from the battalion 1 chief. the call came in at 3:50 this morning. this is what firefighters found when they arrived, flames coming out of the windows. four adults and one child lived in the house and all were able to escape. >> we don't think he was injured at all. he was recovering from a stroke. so he had some mobility issues. one of the other three did have a little bit of smoke inhalation. so he has been looked at by paramedics on scene. he is okay. but he did get a little bit of smoke. >> reporter: now, the man with the minor smoke inhalation was later transported to the hospital. firefighters had the house fire knocked down within 30 minutes and then spent several hours working to ex

in fact, a total of seven first—team regulars, including leigh griffiths, missing out this evening. wet of the east end of glasgow. also coming up in the programme... thought to be the world's oldest football match, the royal shrovetide game in ashbourne lasts for two days and you're lucky if you even see the ball. so while britain's winter olympians are in the thick of competition in pyeongchang, their paralympic colleagues are getting ready to fly out to korea. today, all the team got together for the official team launch in manchester and our reporter kate grey was there. today has been the launch of the paralympicsgb team heading to pyeongchang in just a few weeks' time. there was a fancy gala dinner taking place to send them on their way. of their 17 athletes competing, and nowjoined way. of their 17 athletes competing, and now joined by way. of their 17 athletes competing, and nowjoined by four of them. scott, for you, it will be the first time in 20 years that a british athlete will be competing in nordic skiing. how do you feel taking on that mantle and going into the games?

scarlet: let's go into the numbers with lee droge and -- leigh grogan. and paul sweeney.tart with amazon or off a bit? >> amazon came out -- or alphabet. >> amazon came out first. these are topline stories. these are stocks that investors want to see the topline growing. at amazon, there are so many levers to pull. whether it is for film and amazon, web services, -- whether it is fulfillment by amazon, web services, amazon fresh. the market has been deferential to jeff bezos in terms of how he reinvest the money. shareholders have taken a long-term view. there are so many levers to pull on the core business. that is the focus. on the earnings call, people want to know what else they are doing. the grocery business, the health care business, there are other areas they are investing capital where people need clarity. joe: every one of these companies still operating incredibly. it still seems like there are still a few flies in the ointment of each one, if you are concerned about facebook's model and growth of users. the anxiety about apple and if the sales will come in. do

idea of clean sport well we can speak now to our sports correspondent lee wellings he is in london leigh have the international olympic committee reacted to the news of the ban being lifted. they have now reacted it's a very very difficult position for the inside story in pit committee of course in force in p.r. china with just a week to go before the winter games begins now what can they do in these circumstances where they have lost such a big battle against russia a battle they don't want to have in the first place but very interesting line i think coming out of their statement where they said not being sanctioned does not automatically confer the privilege of an invitation to appear on china it's important to note they say that the court of arbitration for sport secretary general. insisted that the decision to have my does not mean that these twenty eight athletes are declared innocent is a coded message in there that they don't believe these athletes to be innocent they just couldn't prove them guilty enough there wasn't sufficient evidence there for a lifetime ban but it's also exc

i'm your host, meggin leigh, bringing you the best picks of the week.e's a look at what's coming up. on its head -- celebrating georg baselitz's inverted style as the artist turns 80. on his way -- maxime simoens sets out to revive the legendary house of azzaro. and on her own -- sarah illenberger's creative 3d illustrations. we start off the show with a portrait of a man considered to be one of the most important contemporary painters of our time -- georg baselitz. his work is deeply rooted in european history and american painting.

authorities say he threatened the congregation on monday after he was asked to leigh the service -- leavehe service. >> praise is pouring in for reverend billy graham following his death today at the age of 99. graham was the most widely heard christian evangelist in history. millions of people around the world attended his evangelical sermons known as crusades. he was a chance tore -- counselor to several president. he was a confidante to george h.w. bush, george w. bush credits him from turning him away from drinking. president trump tweeted about graham saying there was nobody like him. vice president pence calls him westgate evident americans of the century. reverend graham died at his home in north carolina after battling with cancer pneumonia and other ailments. we'll take a look at reverend graham's local impact on "eyewitness news" today at 5 o'clock. >>> coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at noon, taking legal action to combat the opioid independent mick. >> and the county officials are taking new steps to prevent overdose deaths. the details of a lawsuit announced this morning.

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hawkins' breakthrough role came in two thousand and eight in mike leigh's film happy go lucky she won several awards for her performance including a golden globe for best actress. in two thousand and thirteen charity to an oscar nomination as best supporting actress in woody allen's blue jasmine. the way that i know you aren't in the shape of water american actor doug jones plays the creature and objectively lies is a faction expressed only through emotion. like a child she is such an innocence so beautiful so pure you know and she's all instinct but she doesn't know. that she's a creek there's something in her that is similar just recognizes that there's a real connection. and doesn't quite understand what that is but doesn't matter. oscar winning actress frances mcdormand is possibly her closest competitor for the oscar she took on the bafta in the same category for her role in three billboards in missouri. the film and plays a grieving mother who devises a provocative method to motivate the police to further investigate the rape and murder of her daughter. right here with another a

iain leigh three billboards popped up in cleveland, ohio.ir message bring lebron james to the sixers. i don't think philadelphia is going to be the best landing spot for lebro ♪ >>> it looks like we're seeing the oscars unfold in real life. up for best movie three billboards outside of ebbing missouri. today three billboards outside cleveland, ohio. philadelphia based company put up billboards today pretty close to the cavaliers quicken loans arena asking lebron james to come to the sixers. here's a look at them. from adding him to the line up hash tag philly wants lebron and complete the process. it's possible lebron could come here next season since he's a free agent but i really don't think it will happen nor would it be good for the sixers in the long run. here's why. this is a team that is trying to create something that will last for a long time. trying to get longevity. lebron james doesn't feel like a good fit for the sixers. you'll have to over pay for guy that likely will only be here for few years. before going back to cleveland t

leigh halfpenny scored his first try in five years and then he started the second half with another.and for their fourth try wales really turned it on. llanelli scarlet connections all over the pitch. west is best, as they say there. steff evans' sense of direction was perfect. 34—7, final score. we've trained really well in the last two weeks and i said to the players, "i think we'll batter them." we took what we've been doing on the training pitch and being clinical and we went out there and produced a really good performance. it's funny, isn't it, in the six nations how emotions and optimism and pessimism can change afterjust one match. in paris, everything changed it seemed in the space of a teddy thomas sprint. finally some french magic in the drizzle. ireland had seemed in control up until this, it meant france led by a point and still they led with the clock turned red. time was gone, but ireland still had one last chance if they could get the ball tojonny sexton, if he could get his dropkick to make it. the ball tojonny sexton, if he could get his dropkick to make it. comment

is their way of preventing research from being done a prominent face of the anti harassment meeting leigh is at the center of a sexual misconduct scandal has self but that story and more coming up after this short break stay with us. from my mummy boy and entertainment have become good in our culture and we have children grow up playing playing games on the computer this war has somehow been to mystic hatred as entertainment to russia just there's nothing funny about it is so serious russia will be the last to be completely weapons because russia regards nuclear weapons as the bow. of the against inflation a war slice of the real competition and. that's in american interest to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive . welcome back or tensions are high in italy with less than a month to go until its general election hundreds of support

i think that's one that investors continue to looks at a leigh leader. >> we like amazon. we like apple. you would feel comfortable putting freer money in what with the other two,ph et and microsoft? are they buys in your book. >> m hrosoft more tail winds in terms of what is happening on the cloud upgrade cycle where you ine really sta to see more enterprises move cloud with microsoft front and center. when you lookt alphabet, you know, inth think this quarter w shaky.ul mately you look at you tube, you look at search. the metization story continues to be alive and well. you talk about tech stocks. the fang-led recovery, we are seeing no signs of that slowing downith apple t first to hit $1 trillion in our >> thank you. >>> the nominee to head the federal trade commission is open to possibly examining tech companies in response to a question about the tech sector's size scope and contro jeph simon expressed a willingness to look at companies like google or facebook to see if they are abusing theirwe >> the place most likely to have anti-trust problems is placesat ave mark

how do you conduct a meaningful interview when you're strolling through the leigh sales corridors in dim light you can't ask shop questions in that kind of setting in the. middle of the state but to more than dogs a probe and in an acceptance by accepting this format it was forced to go in with a series of softball questions it looked like a concession from the press and it added fuel to the fire regarding the media's relationship with the presidency i don't have a couple of it usually is miniscule i mean. you know shit happens always you know often there's. a man way back or no longer give threads journalist the silent treatment but the relationship is far from cold. continue to continue to go to the. he has criticised previous presidents for being too close to journalists accused the french media of nothis isn't and has reportedly called the state broadcaster only. the shame of the republic. micron has made it clear they're in for an overhaul among the bonds once been thank you latest there is restructuring and externalization that means putting more t.v. production was into the ha

. >> reporter: for now leigh haynes says she won't stop. >> until the board has acknowledged, i am not sure we will have a productive discussion. >> reporter: in san jose chris nguyen abc7 news. >>> a twitter purge accuses the san francisco company of unfairly targeting their followers. asking them to confirm they were real people. twitter says it looks for suspicious account behavior every day including automated activity and takes action on any account it finds violating terms of service. >> let's see if you are going to need your credit card again tonight or tomorrow morning for the windshield. >> exactly. you can see what the pattern has been for the last 24 hours. pockets of moisture moving down from the north assisted by the circulation. so we have got wintry mix of precipitation in little pockets and gusty wind developing. things are calm right now as we look at live doppler 7. clouds offshore. and this is the view from our rooftop camera. 50 degrees in san francisco. low 50s in oakland. 49 at gilroy. view from sutro tower. 49 in santa rosa. 49 fairfield. 54 concord. and looking

leigh halfpenny scored two tries. who saw this coming? not the scotla nd who saw this coming? a bonus point. at its best, rugby is power, pace and agility. in other words, this man. remember, so many welsh players were injured before this match. then they produce a performance like that. wells made everything about home advantage count. —— wales made everything. here, ireland's defence had been dominant. then the breakthrough. 0ne sprint to lift the nation. france led by one point and they still lead when the clock had gone red. time up. ireland had one chance to win one kick. get the ball tojohnny sexton. drop goal. watch and wait. it was there. what a moment. what a day. great britain trail spain— one in their davis cup world group tie after losing today's doubles match. jamie murray and dominic inglot were beaten in straight sets by pablo carreno and feliciano lopez — which means britain have to win both singles matches tomorrow to be victorious. several of the new signings in the premier league made an impact in today's matches. but if you do want another result, look away

leigh halfpenny scored two tries. who saw this coming? well, not the scotland coach.nt. at its best rugby is pace, power and agility. in other words, steff evans. 34—7 final score. remember, so many injured players were missing from this welsh team, then they produced a performance like that. wales really made everything about home advantage count. in paris nothing much happened to 71 minutes, then everything did. teddy bridgewater to win the game for france, it seemed. france led by a point. time was up, ireland had one chance to win, one kick. get the ball tojohnny sexton. drop goal... watch and wait. what a moment. what a day. joe wilson, bbc news. the women's six nations got under way last night with wales narrowly beating scotland while tonight ireland faced a tough opener in toulouse. the french side were relentless, scoring four tries in total — including this from jade le pesque in the first half — her first of two — to give the hosts 211—0 victory and a bonus point. 2017 england begin their title defence tomorrow away to italy. it was an emotional day for man

leigh halfpenny is called two tries. who saw this coming? not the scotland coach.best, rugby is pace, power and agility. in other words, this man. 34-7 agility. in other words, this man. 34—7 final score. so many injured players missing from this welsh team and then they produce a performance like that. wales really made everything about home advantage count. in paris, nothing much happened for 71 minutes, then everything did. ireland's defence been dominant, then this man broke through. he sprinted to lift the nation. france led by one point and they still lead when the clock had gone red. time. ireland had one chance to win it. one click. get the ball tojohnny sexton. drop goal. watch and wait. it was there. what a moment. what a day. the women's six nations got underway last night with wales narrowly beating scotland. this was the first of two tries to give the hosts a 211—0 victory and a bonus point. in 2017, england, champions, begin the title defence away to italy. several of the january transfer window's new signing's made an impact in today's premier league

we love having the jamaicans in the field, leigh. it brings a little publicity to the sport. >> big time. the first official olympic run for team jamaica in women's bobsled is compete. as you can imagine, there is a lot of support here for them. the jamaican team comes in a little further down the order but is in the top 15. the original jamaican bobsled driver, dudley stokes, is here to watch them. there's the leader of the pack. elana meyers taylor and lauren gibbs. run two coming up here at the olympic sliding center. olympic . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ chatter ] [ beep ] all systems go. ♪ each year, 40,000 kids come into the world at a sutter hospital. and here in northern california, each one of them has the potential to do something amazing. we're proud to be able to care for them from their very first day. sutter health -- proudly caring for northern california. >>> hope you enjoyed that first run of women's bod slebsled. the second to come. also, more figure skating in the ladies' short program. women's alpine skiing downhill, one of the

how do you conduct a meaningful interview when you're strolling through the leigh sales corridors in dim light you can't shop questions in that kind of setting in the. middle of the state to more than. an acceptance by accepting this woman. was forced to go in with a series of softball questions it looked like a concession from the press and it added fuel to the fire regarding the media's relationship with the president i don't know a couple of it usually is miniscule i mean sure more like a shot when she no should happen are always you know well for. a man way back or no longer give strange journalists the silent treatment but their relationship is far from call. can you talk a little bit to the to the you know. he has criticised previous presidents for being too close to journalists accused the french media of narcissism and has reportedly called the state broadcaster not only. the shame of the republic. micron has made it clear they're in for an overhaul among the bad ones being thank you latest there is restructuring and externalization that means putting more t.v. production was

a reference that to sir edward leigh who had put down his own amendment calling for mps to stay in thehile the work was carried out around them. what about the 1 million was carried out around them. what about the1 million people was carried out around them. what about the 1 million people who visit this place every year. what about the fact that this building is the iconic centre of the nation, particularly as we try and resolve these very difficult questions of brexit. do we really want to take this a day number split decision at the very developed hi—fi nation we should move lock stock and barrel from the iconic centre of the nation. —— difficult. that then followed a series of votes. unusually, this was what is known as a free vote, where mps did not have to follow a party line and could go however they wanted. mps backed the amendment calling for both houses to move out of the palace wall work was carried out. 236-220. no date set for one that will happen, but during the debate, andrea leadsom said mps and peers would not leave the house of parliament until 2025 at the earliest. y