uniontown, ohio, lloyd is on the line, republican. lloyd, go ahead. caller: yes. i'm not -- i don't quite understand why the democrats are so opposed to a wall right now when they had control of the house and senate, they were all for a wall but they didn't do anything. and now all of a sudden since donald trump wants it that they're opposed. and then when you hear pelosi and schumer get on there and talk they say the american people don't want this. 68% of the american people want a wall. do they really actually represent the people? >> lloyd, how did you get the numbers, 68% seems high. caller: i heard that through -- the other day on the radio. >> ok. thanks for weighing in, lloyd. caller: rush limbaugh. >> ok. thanks for weighing in. onto bowy, maryland. federal worker. we have edward on the line. edward, can you tell us what you do with the government? caller: yes. i work for the department of homeland security in washington. and i am a nonessential employee so i am not getting paid. and i fully support president trump. >> now, how is this affecting your life

lloyd says his father lloyd says his father help his mother deliver his younger brother on a highwaythan 30 years ago. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... after yesterday's rainfall today will bring much drier and calmer conditions. after a foggy start to the day winds will remain calm and skies will remain dry with partly cloudy conditions overhead. daytime highs will peak back in the upper 50's and low 60's as they will through the rest of the week. expect showers to return tomorrow afternoon and rainfall to be seen through much of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) the home of the san francisco giants ... is getting a new name.( james ) the stadium is cutting ties with a-t-&t ... and will soon be known as oracl

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. the so—called islamic state's once—vast caliphate that stretched across areas of syria and iraq has now been reduced to the area around one small town in eastern syria. it's thought around 2,000 fighters are now gathered at al marashida, on the banks of the euphrates, after the syrian democratic forces — backed by the us — made further advances today. but the mainly—kurdish?fighters of the sdf have suffered heavy losses in the battles with is, and following the?surprise?announcement that the us will be withdrawing its troops from syria they are facing life without their most important ally.

and there's a growing rift in london between the civilian government of david lloyd george, the primeinister, and the military command of haig, the commander of the b.e.f. on the continent. lloyd george increasingly speaks of haig of being out of touch and not having a plan to win the war. he calls him the military moluck, a reference to the god who consumes his victims of fire. he says he's smothered the army in mud and blood. although there's nine million -- in france, they've essentially run out of man power. there's still nine million men of military age in great britain, but lloyd george is keeping them in the war factories, keeping them in the mines in greater numbers than required, because he doesn't want to give them to haig, because he knows that haig will waste them in more fruitless offenses like that of the sum 1916, where haigs loses a half million men, or another battle where they lose 400,000 men to take relatively worthless ground. so the germans detect this vulnerability. they've anyway twopped these storm troop tactics, which i'll talk about, but essentially, you kno

officer lloyd got medical from his vehicle and then relied on help deliver her baby.emy during the medical training we get information and training on how to deliver a baby but it's one of those things you like 'i don't know if i'll ever have to use this' and. luckily i guess some common sense and just smart thinking came in."> ( james ) officer llyod stayed with the new mom and her baby until medics arrived. lloyd says his father helped his mother deliver his younger brother on a highway in san bernardino more than 30 years ago. years ago. seven day seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. >> today on an all new dr. phil. a mother. >> she drove high on heroin with your child in the car. >> claims she six-months clean. >> she slurred her words. >> i made mistakes. >> i do feel receive with your child being with her like that? >> is her husband? >> we are ehere as much to wake him up as his wife. >>

says he is very concerned by the death sentence for a canadian citizen by a court in china robert lloyd schellenberg received a death sentence for drug smuggling in a sudden retrial his lawyer says they'll be an appeal. the young saudi woman who fled her family and was granted asylum in canada says she hopes to inspire change in her first t.v. interview and says she wants to use her freedom to campaign for others the eighteen year old arrived in her new home of toronto on friday couldn't one global attention when she launched a social media campaign from her hotel room in bangkok pleading for help. i want to be free from abuse and depression i want to be independent in saudi there is control over a woman's life her job and position as well as we're going to still have to suffer when the army can't even travel on their own they're treated like children even if they're fifty or sixty years old they aren't free or equal to their male counterparts i think the number of women fleeing from the rules in saudi arabia and the abuse will increase as it's clear. and i hope my story encourages them

sian lloyd reports.s. a number of rescue teams have been working today but hopes of finding the men are fading. the aircraft was piloted by david ibbotson from north lincolnshire. this is the plane that emiliano sala was travelling in — it's registered in the us but is thought to have british owners. it was filmed by the bbc in 2015 as part of a report about light aircraft. on monday evening, it was carrying the argentinian striker from france to cardiff, where he was about to join his new club. the 28—year—old recorded a voice message to friends from on—board in which he spoke of safety concerns. at home in argentina, his family are desperately waiting for news. translation: the hours go by and it makes me think of the worst. i just want them to find him. the last thing they said is that the communication ended when they crossed the channel. emiliano sala signed a £50 million deal to play for cardiff city — a club record. today, the management confirmed that the club had not booked the flight from franc

congressman dan kildee and congressman lloyd smucker.lican, we like to see you guys stand together. we will invite you back. thank you. >> absolutely. >> thank you. liz: assessing the damage. the closing bell 17 minutes away. not damage with the markets. we do have the dow up 127 still. but the trump administration doubling down just two days ago, putting a tenth of a percentage point price tag on growth per week due to the partial shutdown. but is the white house undershooting or is it overstating the economic consequences of this d.c. battle royale? the man who will tell us, we hope. nobel prize winner, yale's rock star economist robert shiller standing by with the real cost analysis and much more. i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we just upload our logo, and if we ha

officer lloyd got medical equipment from his vehicle and then relied on his training to help delivere academy during the medical training we get information and training on how to deliver a baby but it's one of those things you like 'i don't know if i'll ever have to use this' and. luckily i guess some common sense and just smart thinking came in."> ( james ) officer llyod stayed with the new mom and her baby until medics arrived. lloyd says his father helped his mother deliver his younger brother on a highway in san bernardino more than 30 years ago. (james) james adlib big board. ( darya ) coming up at 7 o'clock. the f-d-a is being impacted by the government shutdown ... and it could impact your health.we'll explain. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. 1 worth one-cent, but not this one. it was found in massachusetts in 19-47. don lutes junior discovered one of them when he got after buying lunch at his massachusetts high school. he kept it in his collection since then - but passed away in september. the penny is now up for auction and as o

officer lloyd got medical equipment from his vehicle and then relied on his training to help deliver<"at the academy during the medical training we get information and training on how to deliver a baby but it's one of those things you like 'i don't know if i'll ever have to use this' and. luckily i guess some common sense and just smart thinking came in."> ( james ) officer llyod stayed officer llyod stayed with the new llyod stayed with the new mom and her baby until medics arrived. lloyd says his father helped his mother deliver his younger brother on a highway in san bernardino more than 30 years ago. the home of the giants ... is gettings a new name.im standing outside the im standing name.gettings a new the giants ... is the home of the home of the giants ... is gettings a new name.im standing outside the ball park with the details. akáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... after yesterday's rainfall today will bring much drier and calmer conditions. after a foggy start to the day winds

we realize that the new yorker john lloyd stevens left an impeccable account of the sunken city when he saw it in eight hundred forty one. b. i can the ruins to a ship wrecked at sea a masts gone the crew lost a number to say where they came from whose people they were at how long they'd been judging on how their downfall came about and. europeans had dismissed the maya as a primitive they could not conceive that the ancestors who built the city but stevens could no longer accept that the ancient chinese or egyptians had built these monuments to the american this was the legacy of a culture great in its own right. and now with my own hieroglyphs largely deciphered the steelers on the main square on a food is vital his star. you can see. the rest. could add to the cash. around four hundred. record nature is still a broke bitch of a smash the some scholars believe. not all the names of his successes are still legible the tenacity extends that recorded the succession down the centuries have been heavily eroded in bonds. the last july yet spock is united with the fans. the name glyph on

. >> central valley chp officer jeff lloyd was in the middle of a traffic stop yesterday on highway 99 in sacramento county, dealing with that driver but another car with a pregnant woman inside pulled up behind them on the shoulder. that woman was in labor. officer lloyd jumped into action, grabbing medical equipment from his suv, newborn born about two minutes later. >> i grabbed the baby, find out she wasn't making any sound. the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck. i unwrapped her, said what the heck am i supposed to do now, t firefighters and paramedics took over. the mother and baby are said to be healthy and doing just fine. ff>> stopt "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> movers broke their family heirloom, but when they asked for reimbursement, they didn't get what they expected. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, breaking news, nbc news reporting this morning the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein plans to leave the justice department. sources tell several news organizations it will happen

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here's our wales correspondent, sian lloyd. more than 20,000 people have been to visit. but now, this work has been bought by an essex—based art dealer. i think this is a phenomenal picture by banksy. it sums up, in a — in one small area, so many things about social society. banksy confirmed it was genuine on his instagram account in december with a message, "season's greetings". the image has attracted attention from people across the world, and made an impact on the local community. when i was a child, you had to bring your washing in on certain days because of all of the pollution from the steel company — you'd get smuts all over your washing — so that really speaks to me. i think it's brilliant to bring people in and also to get the people — the good people of port talbot talking about art. this is wales' first banksy and has caused huge excitement in port talbot. but for the owner of this garage, the attention has been overwhelming. one offer, in particular, stood out to me. it was less than the other offers, but the man h

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sian lloyd, bbc news, port talbot.h more on oui’ can get that story and much more on our website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @regedahmadbbc. hi there. friday was a bit of a disappointing day, particularly through the afternoon, where we saw outbreaks of rain, sleep and snow push in from the west — all courtesy of this area of low pressure, which has almost ground to a halt now over the uk, and it means for the weekend, it is going to bring us a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain, maybe some hill sleet and snow for a while but it is a dying feature. so for the early part of saturday, it does look fairly wet across parts of england and wales with some sleet and snow, particularly over the higher ground of the east and north—east of england. further north, though, across scotland, the far north of england, where we have the best of any clear skies,. and here it is going to be the coldest start to the day but at least you will have the sunshine to compensate. so much of the northern half of scotland bright, further

sian lloyd, bbc news, port talbot.for a little bit, anyway, for a couple of years. let us hope that loads of tourists go and visit it. lots more on the website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbckasiamadera. it would be great to hear from you. thank you. goodbye. haider. friday was a bit of a disappointing day, particularly through the afternoon we saw a proud —— outbreaks of rain colmslie, and so pushing in from the west, courtesy of this area of low pressure which is almost grinding to a halt over the uk. for the weekend it will bring us a loss of cloud, and outbreaks of rain, maybe he'll sleet and snow for a while. it is a dying feature. —— illsley. it looks fairly wet across england and wales with some sleet and snow, particularly over the high ground of the east and north—east of england. further north, across scotland, the far north of england, where we have the best of any clear skies. he will be the coldest start the day, but at least you will have the sunshine to compensate. much of the northern half of sc

. >> yes, in september and october 1922 that brought down the lloyd george government. and it was at the heart of what the british empire was going to be about. a because the governments, lloyd george and churchill and others, wanted to insure that turkey stuck to the provisions which were very harsh on turkey. and the kickers weren't going to -- the turks weren't going to do it. and it was -- if people had supported the government, we would have possibly gone to war with turkey, which nobody wanted to do four years after the end of the great war. and so others such as andrew bonner law really brought down the government in order to prevent this from happening. so were we going to be a continuingly pugnacious power, the plane policeman of the world -- the policeman of the world as was put in a letter to the times, or were we going to stand back and effectively accept that we were going to be a declining power. and what was called the carlton club meeting on the 19th of october 1922 made it clear that it was going to be the latter. >> gentleman in the bow tie, churchilli

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.ss areas of syria and iraq has now been reduced to the area around one small town in eastern syria. it's thought around 2,000 fighters are now gathered at al marashida, on the banks of the euphrates, after the syrian democratic forces — backed by the us — made further advances today. but the mainly—kurdish?fighters of the sdf have suffered heavy losses in the battles with is, and following the?surprise?announcement that the us will be withdrawing its troops from syria they are facing life without their most important ally. the bbc‘s middle east correspondent quentin sommerville and cameraman fred scott have been embedded with the sdf on the front lines. like an army from another age, syrian democratic forces are on the march to destroy a medieval caliphate. the so—called islamic state is cornered. and, with 21st—century airpower, their rule is almost over. explosion. we are just south of the village sousa. and this really is the very front line. now, the islamic state used to stretch a

that's what you want to be if, in fact, we are going into tough waters >> joining me now is ceo of lloyd's banking group. sir, it's a pleasure to have you on cnbc. good morning to you. we just heard from several european banking ceos, and as you are domestically focused in the u.k. market, perhaps the biggest risk beyond your control, you might say at the moment, is brexit. i had the chance to speak to u.k. secretary liam fox, trade secretary that is, and he told me he is optimistic there's a deal, but when i asked him to put the odds of a deal being reached, he said it's similar to predicting the lottery does that worry you? >> well, we are really the largest retail and commercial bank in the u.k., as you said. the economy is performing in a very resilient manner. growing around 1.5%. ahead of us we have this uncertainty. yet, avoid -- on the 29th of march. that's what businesses in general want. >> if nothing happens on the 29th of march, europe he leaves the european union, you are right, there is a strong majority that has been seen in parliament against a no deal brexit that majority

from cardiff, sian lloyd reports.argentina to south wales to plead for the search of her brother to continue. three days after he disappeared, she believes that emiliano and the pilot of the plane are still alive. "her brother would not give up," she said. translation: emiliano, my brother, he is a fighter. but within hours of her arrival, the search in the channel islands for the two men had been called off. that decision has been difficult, as you can imagine, not least because there are a huge number of people, both here in the uk and in france, who have been involved in this search over the last three days. the 28—year—old striker had last spoken to his sister before boarding the light aircraft from france to cardiff. he told her how much he was looking forward tojoining his new club. the search for your brother has just been called off. what is your message at this stage? translation: i'm asking you, please, don't stop looking for them. it's been three days and i've still got hope that they're alive. it's terribl

sian lloyd, bbc news, port talbot. that's it. have a very good night.inals at snooker‘s masters. good evening. it's a big weekend ahead in european rugby union action with the final set of group matches providing us with the eight teams who will contest the quarter—finals. edinburgh rugby went into their match with montpellier knowing a win would give them a home quarter, and that's exactly what they got. a 19—10 win means the reach the knockout phase for just the third time. austin halewood watched the action. rugby, ‘ the wa nt wanténg dine at of m to mix in with the big boys - l . i much to mix in with the big bays - l . i much bigger to mix in with the big bays - l . j much bigger than 5:5 "559; fee-gee "ch eiffzéa'?!'e,2"g" ———— — ———— — —— ‘and 5a: "559; fee-gee _,|. eiffzéa'?!'e;"g" ———— — ———— — —— ‘and was aa "ea? fee-aa _,|. h:?a;"§¢22"g" ———— — ———— — —— ‘and was a boot foir lqtb and wasn't foir i start and when t, , the ; i start geeflhen t, , the frencht geeflhen t, , the french hit geeflhen t, , the french hit back, gtjnhen t, , the french hi

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff.government of venezuela's president nicolas maduro's as "illegitimate" and "undemocratic to the core". he urged latin american governments to recognize the head of venezuela's opposition as interim president instead. juan guaido declared himself acting leader yesterday, during widespread anti—government protests in caracas. but in a phone call to president maduro, russia's president vladimir putin expressed his support, calling for peaceful dialogue in the country. venezuela is in economic free—fall, with hyperinflation and shortages of basic items driving millions of people from the country. our north america editor jon sopel has this report. last night in caracas, and much like a lot of recent nights in the venezuelan capital, gunfire, violence, protests against the government. a cycle seemingly without end as the economy of this oil—rich country collapses. but there was one crucial difference. it came after mass rallies, as the leader of the national assembly, 35—year—old juan guaid

sian lloyd, in south wales, thank you.nt their budgets last year — according to new figures from an independent think—tank. the education policy institute has warned that secondary schools in england are facing growing financial pressures, with head teachers saying they're on a financial cliff edge. but the government insists there is enough money in the system. our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys, reports from worcestershire. across worcestershire, letters have gone out to parents from schools warning more are sliding into debt. apres l'ecole je vais manger... charlotte, can you do that one? natalie waters was covering for a teacher today. she's the head and plugs the gap to save money. sometimes you are weighing up, do you keep a teaching assistant or do you employ a maths teacher? these are really difficult decisions for headteachers and governors to make. and yet results are still holding up. parents might think, well, you can make more savings. what concerns me hugely is that we may have maintained our exam result

sian lloyd reports.ave questions about what happened, but today emiliano sala's sister wanted to focus on efforts to find her brother and his pilot. she believes they are still alive. translation: emiliano, my brother, he's a fighter. emiliano sala sign for cardiff city at the weekend, but he's been missing since monday night, along with 59—year—old david ibbotson, who was piloting the light aircraft that disappeared off the channel islands. an extensive search operation has been carried out but this afternoon a decision to call off the rescue effort was taken. that decision has been difficult, as you can imagine, not least because there are a huge number of people, both here in the uk, and in france, who have been involved in this search of the last three days. the 28—year—old striker had played for french club nantes. today, the captain said the team were not giving up hope. translation: we ask you to stand in solidarity with us, to be united, and to respect the family who absolutely refuse to grieve a

robert lloyd schellenberg was originally given 15 years in prison.n the australian open has been trending on line. the tennis star bowed out of the tournament, after losing what could be his last professional game. he was beaten by the spanish player, roberto bautista agut who pushed him to five sets, despite being in pain from the hip injury that threatensto end his career. that's all. stay with bbc world news. also making news in the uk: the husband of a british—iranian woman detained in tehran claims she's been asked to spy on the uk in exchange for her freedom.

oranges to get back to be a billionaire joke lloyd who oranges to get back to be a billionairejoke lloydhe united states. asi every person in the united states. as i said, some really extraordinary claims came out of this child. what is it like being in court?|j claims came out of this child. what is it like being in court? i have covered a lot of court cases in the united states and there has never been anything like this. journalist lined up from the early hours of the morning to get in. we went through additional security that started in the lobby and went right to the door room of the courtroom itself, again having to go through additional screening as if in the airport where all around you there were officials from several different government agencies. when i was in court, i encounter people who wear screenwriters trying to get inspiration from the trial. the actor who plays el chapo in the netflix show also came into see el chapo and was intimidated being there in court. 0thers chapo and was intimidated being there in court. others who ijust really from other government agencies t

they did so because the liberal government had been unable to get lord two lloyd george's budget throughere confident in their arguments and they went to the people and they were returned to office. it is still how our democracy works. when we have a government that cannot govern in the absence of the constitution, it is these conventions that guide us. if a government cannot get its legislation through parliament it must go to the country for a new mandate and that must apply when it is on the key issue of the day. isn't the leader of the opposition engaging in shameless political opportunism? which puts party interest ahead of national interest and isn't he trying to disguise the fa ct and isn't he trying to disguise the fact that on this issue he has no policy? mr speaker, in 2017 the prime minister and her party thought they could call an election and they would win it, they thought they would win it, they thought they would return with the majority and there was an enormous, the biggest

democrat policy on referendums is not the policy on referendums is not the policy of gladstone or lloydis the policy of vicky butler hard, no but yeah but no but yeah! —— vicky pollard. i should also commend the speech given by the leader of the dup who explained he had been inundated with text messages today from people who were saying, please, please come back the government tonight and some of those messages had even come from conservatives. and i think, critically, when we think about confidence in this country and in this government, there is a daily vote of confidence which is being executed by the individuals investing in this country, creating jobs and opportunity for all our citizens. under this government, this country remains the most successful country for foreign direct investment of any country in europe. with more than 1.3 thousand billion pounds invested in the last year. that is why forbes magazine says this country is the best destination for newjobs in the world. it is why the independent organisationj l world. it is why the independent organisation j l l world. it is

lloyd the mayor believes in leading by example. but not everyone is following his lead some are staying put. i'm one of those affected and have left my home unfortunately there is no other option the city car isn't easy either this isn't a one way road but all you can do is hope that no one is coming in the opposite direction. it is from the very he's a former soccer pro who played in germany's second division now retired he owns a vacation home here together with his friend former footballer that cinda yes if you see the first layer is easy but off the back the gets more difficult. but it's not good if you gifty there's the danger of getting hit by a bowling icicles when you leave the house those house last well and that can be dangerous. if you feel this is the entrance to our apartment. unfortunately it's buried in snow that we have to clear away the snow first to reach the apartment. the same thing called mean you can still see a bit of the chimney today it's that black thing out there. we've got to bring down the snow by tomor

sian lloyd reports.he second day of searching the waters off the coast of the channel waters off the coast of “we . anne. but waters off the coast of th—eh—fo . anno. but there have been no a number of rescue teams sightings. a number of rescue teams have been working today at hopes of finding the men are fading. the aircraft was piloted by dave ibbotson from north lincolnshire. this is the plan that emiliano sala was travelling in. it is registered in the us but is thought to have british owners. it was filmed by the bbc in 2015 as part of a report about light aircraft. on monday evening, it was carrying the argentinian striker from france to cardiff, he was about to join his new cloud. the 28 you are a voice message to friends from on board, in which he spoke of safety concerns. —— the 28—year—old recorded a voice message. at home in argentina, his family are desperately waiting for news. translation: the hours go by and it makes me think of the worst. ijust wa nt makes me think of the worst. ijust wan

rest of the top chinese telecoms executive at the request of the united states his name is robert lloyd schellenberg. a community national in chinese custody since twenty fourteen. originally he had been sentenced to fifteen years in prison for masterminding a drug smuggling plot a charge he continues to deny but in a surprise move in appeals court allowed chinese prosecutors to retry him the result. was the defendant is guilty of smuggling drugs and is sentenced to death all of his personal assets will be confiscated. it was. canada's embassy has urged its citizens to be cautious when traveling to china. and the prime minister has also expressed his misgivings. it is of extreme concern to us as a government as it should be to all our international friends and allies that china has chosen to begin to arbitrarily apply death penalty in cases facing it as in this case a face in canadian the verdict represents a new escalation in the diplomatic spat between beijing and ottawa observers have link schoenberg's fresh conviction to canada's arrest of this woman. she's a senior executive at tel

john who was detained while visiting china days before chinese courts sentenced a canadian robert lloyd schellenberg to death for drug smuggling and delayed last year two other canadians a former diplomat michael covel on the businessman michael stipe well arrested and charged with. espionage the timing of these detentions is significant following a state to china's arrest of a chief financial officer. she's wanted by the united states spot for violating sanctions against china china design whose its background on foreigners is retaliation for the rest but beijing's actions have been met with fierce international condemnation. is this the latest pawn in a global power game spy novelist and blogger young from june was a chinese diplomat before he became an australian citizen he flew from new york to last week where he mysteriously dropped off the grid friends raised the alarm when he couldn't be contacted. china at first denied all knowledge of his whereabouts but now officials have confirmed young is in residential detention in beijing and has been charged with endangering state securit

in transportation and supply training infrastructure, with hop at lloyd and nora fourth sucker gig omega station. i applaud the governor, economic development commissioner and department officials for working to create economic opportunity, not only in atlanta metro but in every corner of this great state,. [ applause ] as governor, i will continue to work with state and local officials to recruit industry leaders to georgia. throh the georgians first commission, we will review regulations that make it difficult for job creators to higher, expand and invest. we will work to make government more efficient and put hard- working georgians first. i'm confident that we can build a stronger more diverse economy and we can add a new designation for george's resume, number one for small business. [ applause ] >> to enhance educational outcome and build a 21st- century state, we must invest in those who educate, inspire, and lead our students. 44% of our teachers leave the profession within the first five years. to recruit and maintain the best and brightest in our schools, we must remove the hea

robert lloyd schellenberg was originally given 15 years in prison. his sentence was increased to the death penalty on appeal. andy murray's valiant struggle to stay in the australian open has been trending on line. the tennis star bowed out of the tournament, after losing what could be his last professional game. he was beaten by the spanish player, roberto bautista agut who pushed him to five sets, despite being in pain from the hip injury that threatensto end his career. that's all. stay with bbc world news. also making news in the uk: the husband of a british—iranian woman detained in tehran claims she's been asked to spy on the uk in exchange for her freedom. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. crucial brexit vote. theresa may tells mps they will be judged on whether they deliver on leaving the eu while safeguarding the economy and security. foodie empire. we look at how one indian chef has given humble suite dishes a major upgrade into the fine dining arena. good morning asia hello world. great to have you with us for an

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officer lloyd got medical equipment from his her baby.showers continued around the bay area today. they were scattered and heavy at times. the doppler radar is still tracking some local showers but they should diminish shortly. tomorrow will be cloudy eary with fog. more rain is possible on friday after noon. another storm is expect late in the week and well into next week. i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline on mynetworktv. seemed to love. chris cravey: caring, loving, compassionate. natalie morales: so why did she have this strange premonition? ashlea always felt like she was going to die young. natalie morales: the call came on black friday. she said that ashlea's apartment's on fire. chris cravey: when the coroner pulled up, my heart broke. natalie morales: and this fire was no accident. they had conducting surveillance at ashlea's apartment. keith morrison: they're going back to the place where ashlea worked? yes, sir. chris cravey: they were going after tens of thousands of dollars. natalie morales: but w

sian lloyd, bbc news, port talbot. the.. —— it is a seven a.m.. it is lovely that it is going to be there two years. helen is going to have the weather for us, it is very cold outside. she is going to bring us up—to—date with our perverse, let's talk about something recovered yesterday. it is in the front pages. the duke of edinburgh's car crash has raised questions about whether he should still be driving at the age of 97. while there is no legal limit on driving ages in the uk, motorists have to renew their licence at least 90 days before reaching the age of 70, and then every three years after that. now, in november 2018, there were more than 5 million over 70s with full driving licences in britain. there were 11,2115 people involved in road traffic accidents where the driver was in that age group — a rate of two per 1,000 licence holders. but for britain's 2.8 million drivers aged 17 to 2a, the rate was nearly four times as high, at nine per 1,000 licence holders. joining us now is peter rodgers from the road safety cha

the move follows the death sentence given to a canadian cities to citizen by a court in china robert lloyd schellenberg was appealing against his fifteen year prison term for drug smuggling canadian officials say the sentence is retaliation for the arrest of mang in vancouver in december donald trump is trying to defuse a growing dispute with turkey over the future of kurdish fighters in northern syria the president has spoken to turkish leader richard type one on the phone that follows the tweet from trump on sunday night warning he would devastate turkey's economy if its forces attacked the kurds saudi teenager who fled her family and was granted asylum in canada says she hopes to inspire change in her first t.v. interview the half of coleen says she wants to use her freedom to campaign for others. a sculpture displayed in a museum in northern israel has caused outrage and protests among the arab christian minority the piece was created by finnish artist johnny then on and who says it was displayed without his permission those are the headlines monopoly's next. for millenia the oceans la

and supply chain infrastructure, with lloyd and southern corporation. applaud governor deal -- economic development commissioner pat wilson, and officials were working to create economic opportunity not only in the atlanta metro, but in every corner of this great state. [applause] governor kemp: as governor, i will continue to work with state and local officials to recruit industry leaders to georgia. through the georgians first commission, we will review regulations that make it difficult for job creators to higher, expand -- two hire, expand, and invest. we will make government more efficient and put hard-working georgians first. i am confident that we can build a stronger, more diverse economy, and we can add a new designation for george's resume -- number one for small business. [applause] governor kemp: with conservative budgeting, georgia has maintained a aaa bond rating. at rainy day fund now stands $2.5 billion. our fiscal house is certainly in order. last year, the legislature lowered the state income tax rates and fully funded public school ed

. >>> a heartwarming order from s they just released this picture of j lloyd and the newborn baby helped deliver money. it happened when an suv behind the patrol car when he was finishing a traffic stop. a pregnant woman jumped out of the passengers seat told police he was going into labor. he called for backup. the baby was born a few minutes later. mom and baby girl were taken to the hospital and both are doing well.>> officer lloyd is the man to have around. i had nightmares of that happening. >>> thank you for joining us. it will be rainy through the day. we will help you through that tomorrow at 4 a.m. coming up, more news of the day as well. have a safe one. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. >> annou

our wales correspondent sian lloyd is in the brecon beacons. she has the latest. pretty chilly here in the brecon beacons, —5 and it feels a bit colder than that but luckily we do not have any wind here this evening. there has been no disruption across parts of the uk the north west of england and north wales where schools have been closed and there has been disruption on the roads. we are expecting the temperatures to plummet, it could be the coldest night of the winter so far here in the uk with temperatures in the scottish glens due to fall to —14. we are used to seeing snow up here in the brecon beacons, the ground is pretty high and there is a snowfall behind me and the mountain rescue teams are very busy this time of year. marc teams are very busy this time of year. machones teams are very busy this time of year. marc jones is teams are very busy this time of year. machones is from the brecon mountain rescue team. what are you expecting in the coming days? we are preparing for an increase in calls with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we with the

. >>> pulling off the roadside delivery and here is officer lloyd reed holding a newborn baby girl he helped to deliver monday afternoon on the side of route 99. mother and daughter are in good health and resting at the local hospital. >> going above and beyond the call of duty. >>> straight ahead, she is a barbie girl in a barbie world. i think that is how the song goes but i don't know the rest of the words. >>> a star is born takes on more awards with that and more in your hollywood headlines. >>> here's a live look outside over the south bay with raindrops on the camera lens, 56 degrees in san jose and rain is on the way. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is re

i know others of my colleagues will be joining us, lloyd dog get who was involved in helping pull this together. we were just at the briefing by secretary steve mnuchin. unlike you, i never had the opportunity to meet jamal khashoggi but i read and admired his columns in the "washington post." what happened to jamal is horrific and barbaric and we continue to learn more about how barbaric his murder was but just will never forget what we have come to learn of his final moments on this earth. we'll also never forget what he stood for and devoted the last years of his life to and that is what this event is about. his final article for the "washington post" published after his death and titled "what the arab world needs most is free expression" is a passionate plea for freedom of the press and independent media. he called far platform for arab voices that is in his words isolated from the influence of nationalist governments spreading hate through propaganda to provide an alternative to the false narrative he is feared were dominating the public consciousness. he contended only through tr