i havejust heard mani cooper is taking part...ing they can still qualify for the european champions cup quarter—finals. lyon led by 12 points at the break before a storming second half saw saints win 36—24, although they do still need other results to go their way if they're to reach the knockout stage. craig templeton reports. a colourful setting, but the reality for northampton saints was rather more black—and—white — either beat lyon or their hopes of making a first quarterfinals since 2016 would be over. after a cagey start, saints took advantage of a lyon yellow card as mike haywood mauled his way to the opening try. with the extra man, they should have capitalised further, but lyon scored twice — the quick thinking of liam gill giving them a healthy lead. saints were starting to eat away at that lead, though. first, a try of attrition and then cobus reinach with a try of beauty. you might not be able to see him yet, but he is coming. and at pace. he re—gives saints the lead. lyon responded immediately, but saints were not do

i can try but i don't think that's going to do much. 16—year—old mani cooper is making history at thesanne. she's become the first british woman to compete in an olympic nordic combined event, which involves two completely different sports — ski jumping and cross—country skiing. 0ur reporter nick hope met up with her in switzerland. there are thrill seekers. then there are ski jumpers, and 16—year—old mani cooper is the first british woman to ever attempt this challenge at an 0lympics. things can go wrong. it is quite scary, but then you do have jumps where it really lifts you out and then you have a smile on yourface when you land, like "yes!" but one sport isn't enough for the kettering born teenager. combining the two is very special. ski jumping, you have to be explosive when you're jumping out. you have to be concentrated as well because for country skiing, you need endurance, sprint and pace so you can keep up. when you push yourself, afterwards, you feel so good. it's like, "yes, i did it!" it went well. it's just the next step. now, think of ski jumping and you'll probably pic

and 16—year—old mani cooper is the first british woman to attempted at an olympics.n bed at the olympics. ——at the olympics. hello, everyone, eddie the eagle here and i've just heard that mani cooper had his taking part in the nordic combined for great britain. ijust want to wish the very best of luck stop have fun, enjoy it. from the moment it starts to the moment it finishes, jump well, good look, hope you do well. that is amazing. that is really cool. really nice guy to chat to. ididjumpfurther than him on my home hill, though, which is really cool. he kind of helped the sport get on the map, how much do you want to do that now, and for women in the uk? i want to inspire little kids to do nordic combined because i find it is a great sport. i am seeing things differently and i want it to get bigger and i want to improve, to get biggers goals and go to bigger competitions and then to the olympics. few doubt she has the talent and tenacity to achieve her dreams. you can watch live coverage of lausanne 2020 today and through to wednesday on the bbc iplayer, sport webs

but most cities lack the technical expertise to process and analyze the data for this reason many cities cooperate with big tech companies they have the capacity and the algorithms needed to work with data masses like google. the alphabet corp it will construct an entire district of tarantulas with the newest technology of course but the data sovereignty stays with corporations like alphabet which is problematic as they use our data to make money. an entire city state and that's really off as many opportunities so what to do experts argue for so-called data utilities the publicly financed but independent organizations they managed to control access to data anyone interested in developing smart city solutions could use them no matter if city owned business. or big company a promising approach i think everyone should be able to profit from. personal data is anonymised as a citizen i cannot influence which state of mine is being used to. decode a project by the european union goes even further to empower individuals to control their data citizens themselves should decide whether personal information

cooperative office. one of the 20 founding members lives here. slamet is 72 years old. a former elementary school teacher, he lives with his wife, and they have two grown sons. >>> for manyy needed money. most of them used brokers to buy and sell and were often beaten down on price. >> just before the cooperative formed slamet was facing financial problems. his two married sons had no money to pay for mortgages and education for their kids and they came to himm for help, but slamet had retired from his teaching work and selling his lumber was the only remaining option. that's when sylverius came to the region and gave a talk to the community logging and slamet took part in the discussion as a village representative. he saw potential in the idea and became a member. >> bogor is a town 50 miles south of the capital jakarta, it has its offices here. telepack means footprints in indonesian. it represents the steady steps they're taking towards protect the rain forest. today the ngo has 300 member across indonesia. they include environmentalists, nature lovers, farmers and fishermen. >> let's start with the meeting together. >> ungel began working to protect indonesia's fores

is in istanbul she says the pipeline is one of marriott many areas of cooperation between turkey and russia. the spite of by lay troll prices back in 2015 after turkey shut down the russian fighter jet by its southern border and this project was halted and back in 20172 leaders the scientists of a build this project again and this is the 2nd direct pipeline carrying gas from russia to turkey and it is seen as a seal of unbreakable turkey and russia relations and at the 2 the name turks stream actually was given by the russian president vladimir putin both leaders are drawn and put to see this project the spy line as a connection between the 2 countries not only for providing a secure energy natural gas from a rush out to europe but also as a secure line of political relations turkey russia relations are not only based on energy supplies or economic relations as you know 2 countries have been allied in the region when it comes to syria when it comes to iraq they're actually keeping the different forms in libya and turkey supports the u.n. recognized government jna it russia supports t

in conflict since 2014 al-jazeera said in course in istanbul says the pipeline is one of many areas of cooperation between turkey and russia. the spite of violates roll prices back in 2015 after tricky shots on the russian fighter jet by its southern border and this project was halted and back in 20172 leaders decided to build this project again and this is the 2nd direct hired by carrying gas from russia to turkey and it is seen as a seal of unbreakable turkey and russia relations and the 2 the name text stream actually was given by the russian president vladimir putin if both leaders are gone and put in see this project the supply line as a connection between the 2 countries not only for providing a secure energy natural gas from a rush out to europe but also as a secure line of political relations turkey russia relations are not only based on and are just supplies or economic relations as no 2 countries have been allied in the region when it comes to syria when it comes to iraq they are actually keeping a different forms in libya and turkey supports the u.n. recognize governments d.n.a. eros ar

with relation to china, but there are many areas where we cooperate very fully and not in different wayslationship will remain, especially in london this morning. areas we many other will be cooperating. i hope we can cooperate in this area because with the u.s., we can get more suppliers into the market to help us so we don't have to make this choice in the future. matt: thanks so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time. nicky morgan is the u.k. secretary of state for digital culture, media, and sport. that is it for the european open. stay with bloomberg television. next, "bloomberg: surveillance" with francine lacqua and later on, tom keene will join her. you and i are headed to bloomberg radio. anna: we had to radio now for the next hour of programming. european equity markets, making a decent recovery, up .5% and the ftse 100 up .3%. the dax weighted down a little bit. luxury stocks and technology stocks. u.s. futures point higher for the start of the u.s. trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ sent in their stores -- santander soars. >> the model is working, the , exec

a few years back the united states was cooperating with many against isis against. but since of the money turned on the americans then they had no choice but to defend themselves as to the point of the nuclear policy of israel we have said it and you know actually read aerated israel will not be the 1st to introduce a nuclear weapon in the in the middle east but there is a big difference between israel and iran israel unlike you ron has never threatened to wipe out another country israel unlike iran is not using proxies all over the region to subvert the the regimes or for the countries actually trying to be the edge of one of the area israel and like iran is not is not a signatory on the n.p.t. on the nonproliferation. treaty so i don't think that there should be any comparison between these 2 cases like you cannot compare apples to oranges of course what i really might say. i'm thing else but as you say iran is a signatory the n.p.t. but i've got to ask you given to me a putin is arrived for talks with president assad in syria do you think that moscow and beijing

but we have heard these threats to insecurity cooperation so many times in the past and it has never the palestinian leadership has decided that it is on the desk of the president for implementation. he decides when and how to do it. so if the israelis make a move, you will end security cooperation? for sure. do you honestly still have any hope for a viable palestinian state? in the same way that i'm sure that you are standing in front of me today, i am for sure that there will be a solution for the palestinian conflict. maybe not this year, maybe not next year but for sure, our kids will see a dignified palestinian state. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: and she's won the same number of 0sca rs as meryl streep — we speak to the award—winning costume designer, sandy powell. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman schoolteacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution

. >> cooper: unlike many actors, phoenix isn't surrounded by an entourage. >> joaquin: i love you. >>leads a relatively quiet life in the hollywood hills, unexceptional except for the fact he's widely considered one of the most talented actors of his generation. he's played jesus. >> joaquin: hello, i'm johnny cash. >> cooper: and johnny cash. >> joaquin: ♪ lay off that whiskey ♪ and let that takesn emperor toule an empire. >> cooper: a cunning emperor in "gladiator" and a struggling loner in "the master." >> phillip seymour hoffman: tell me why you're not with her if you love her so much. >> joaquin: i told her i-- i'd come back and i never went back, and now i just, i got to get back to her. >> hoffman: why don't you go back? >> joaquin: i don't know. >> hoffman: why don't you go back? >> joaquin: i don't know! >> hoffman: close your eyes. >> cooper: joaquin phoenix has appeared in more than 30 films. ( gunshots ) >> joaquin: did i hit you? >> cooper: and has already received three oscar nominations. ♪ yeah, we're going to jackson and never comin' back ♪ >> cooper: they say success

but we have heard these threats to insecurity cooperation so many times in the past and it has never palestinian leadership has decided that it is on the desk of the president for implementation. he decides when and how to do it. so if the israelis make a move, you will end security cooperation? for sure. do you honestly still have any hope for a viable palestinian state? in the same way that i'm sure that you are standing in front of me today, i am for sure that there will be a solution for the palestinian conflict. maybe not this year, maybe not next year but for sure, our kids will see a dignified palestinian state. mexican authorities have released security video showing the escape, from high—security prison, of a man alleged to be a senior member of the powerful sinaloa drug cartel. footage shows what's thought to be victor felix beltran and two other inmates, getting into a prison vehicle and driving out of the jail in mexico city. they managed to get through five locked doors to make their escape. ten prison staff are being investigated. stay with us on bbc news. still to come

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the a $24.00 team set of course earlier is in istanbul and tells us the pipeline is one of many areas of cooperation now between turkey and russia. the spite of by lay troll prices back in 2015 after tricky shots on the russian fighter jet by its southern border and this project was halted and back in 20172 leaders decided to build this project again and this is the 2nd direct hired by carrying gas from russia to turkey and it is seen as a seal of unbreakable churchill and russia relations and the 2 is the name text stream actually it was given by the russian president vladimir putin both leaders are gone and put in see this project the supply line as a connection between the 2 countries not only for providing a secure energy natural gas from a rush out to europe but also as a secure line of political relations turkey russia relations are not only based on and are just supplies or economic relations as you know 2 countries have been allied in the region when it comes to syria when it comes to iraq they are actually keeping a different forms and libya and turkey supports a u.n. recognized government

cooperation. rajoy. how many yet considering the importance of regional security especially in the waterways in the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz and a sea of a man who decided to have more talks and corporation for the security of the whole region. the recent crisis between iran and the united states was also on the agenda qatar is one of the few countries in the region that maintains a close relationship with washington and tehran. he walked has said this visit comes as a very critical time in the region and we've agreed that the only solution is to defuse a skill ations among old policies and we've also agreed that dialogue and only dialogue when it is the only route to any solution to any crisis and the mayor also met iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei before ending his one day visit the supreme leader stressed towns readiness for wider cooperation with regional states as the current political climate is very sensitive in the region because of u.s. policies. while the diplomatic talks were u

ge at self defendant news cooperation as did many other companies with the federal government. in his own boulware mocked his old efforts. american voters did turn away from socialism, they thought social democracy or just government expansion sounded nice. they voted in lyndon johnson and a socializing program and we can call it that. great society.gr johnson promised to cure poverty and to make america an even better place in a great place with an even stronger economy. they did create the beginnings of a national healthcare system. though we getting now, medicare. this year the great society year did strengthen unions and johnson was only the beginning. one of the revisions of great society, in this book is a evvision of richard nixon. in my research, i discovered that nixon actually expended government and johnson had before him and in some areas even more rapidly. in other presidents just added on. just imagine a great interesting process of program upon program. manhattan institute was officially at the numbers and recent john cogan laying out a few more. some of you were

agrees to has to be a more fair and equitable process, that has to happen at the oecd, in cooperation with manyes, so we can create a global standard. is not going to be involved in the negotiation. frenchry mnuchin and the finance minister are going to have a conversation about this digital services tax. it doesn't look like either side is going to budge. we could see some retaliation pretty quickly if those talks fail at davos. david: what happened to the proposed tariffs on autos from europe? is that something that the president and mr. lighthizer has in their back pocket? heather: we know that we dodged a bullet at the end of last year when it looked like there would not be any auto tariffs imposed for six months. there was a report in the washington post the other day that made the suggestion, in order to get the u.k., france, and germany to begin the process of walking away from the iran nuclear agreement, that some in the white house had perhaps threatened, some suggested that extorted all three of those countries, that if they did not leave the nuclear agreement, they would be greeted w

in your career as a reporter, have you ever encountered so many people to feel compelled to cooperate? if used to be you were pulling people through cheesecloth. so many people have just said, i need to share my story with you. >> you know, it's true. more than 200 people agreed to speak with us. of course we work for "the washington post." we wanted to get this stuff in the newspaper in realtime. but some people, their dna basically was telling them, run. run from reporters. but for history, they wanted to get it right. they wanted us to get it right. and, you know, there is a moment in the book, brian, that i wanted to share that has to do with these sources. intelligence and national security people, these are sources in my experience who never speak to reporters. it goes against everything that they believe in. but when president trump threatened to take away the security clearance of former cia director john brennan and bill mcraven, like the number one big boss s.e.a.l. operator came out publicly and said, you're embarrassing me, mr. president. you're embarrassing the country. y

and confirmed by many witnesses. cooperated by a text messages, emails, and phone records.you want more evidence, iif you one another firsthand account for why the aide was withheld for the undisputed quid pro quo for that white house meeting, let's just hear from mick mulvaney. over and over again ambassador sondland describe to multiple witness is how mr. mulvaney was directly involved in the the presidents scheme. here are some of testimony. >> when i came in, sondland was supposed to be saying, look, we have a deal here, but there will be a meeting. i have a deal with chief of staff mulvaney, there will be a meeting if the ukrainians open up or announce the investigations into 2016 and burisma, i cut it off they are, ambassador bolton told me that i am not part of whatever drug deal that mulvaney and sondland are cooking up. >> what did you understand to mean by the drug deal that they were cooking up? >> i took it to me and investigations a meeting. >> did you go speak to the lawyers? >> i certainly did. >> what i want to ask you about he is he makes reference to the d

presidential election arkansas and tennessee will both withhold state funding for many so-called sanctuary cities that don't cooperate federal immigration authorities. among other notable new laws if you're in vermont you can no longer throw away food. composting is mandatory. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and pumping the brakes, homeland security orders a review of states providing drivers licenses to illegal immigrants as more local leaders greenlight the policy. why dhs is it is time to step in to protect american citizens and bill diblasio versus dominoes. new york's mayor taking on the pizza giant over their new year's pie, the internet put a fork in it. >> welcome back, the trump administration wants to pump the brakes on a controversial law that allows illegal immigrants to get drivers licenses. todd pyro joins us live as more states give the green light to undocumented drivers. >> reporter: these laws allow immigrants to get drivers licenses without prove they were in the us legally but also prohibit stadia mes from providing information to agenci

many months. proof that our collaborative and cooperative approach to turning atlantic city around is the right path to take but we owe tremendous gratitude to lieutenant governor sheila all of her and her team at the permit of community affairs for this progress. [applause] >> expecting chance of she love -- our people want new jersey to stand at the forefront of the national fight for justice so we work together to allow the expungement of records of residents whose futures have been held back because of past positions. once again we've given residents on probation their right to vote. and we are giving up immigrant community the ability to earn a drivers license. we received the far reaching and transformative recommendations of the criminal sentencing and disposition commission led by former chief justice portend former president giles shifts. i want to thank senators sandra cunningham and nelly go for serving on the commission. let's all of us recommit to enacting its recommendations which include the elimination of mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. [applause] >> let's l

beloved of the global cosmetics and food industry and its production provides many women with a small income. a number of cooperatives have been founded in the. they employ widows divorced women and single mothers the argonauts only grow in the south of morocco in the uk idea region but the oil is extracted here from 30 kilograms of nuts the women can produce one liter of oil. for. the 1st reason to do it by hand is that it preserves tradition. in morocco you do everything with your hands. the 2nd reason is to maintain the quality because when you do it with machines the oil will not be good for very long. a little. it's sold locally either as cooking oil in which case the nuts are 1st roasted to remove bitterness or as a cosmetic oil. moroccans swear by it because it makes the skin so soft. and mohamed brings the customers here in his taxi. said he thought my life in the retail valley at the foot of the high atlas it's 1500 residents are berbers who lived in the atlas before the region's arab ization in the middle ages. for mohamed this is literally the end of the road the inhabitants cannot afford a taxi any way th

start showing up the economy that you prize has not really move and in many cases come of the key ones have fallen down for example cooper that affects a lot of chile chile on the other hand which was the really the engine of growth for latino america is now facing huge economic political true moyles which means that the forecast for growth of chile is dire saw latino america is. in a crossroad at the moment you know has a new left wing press in from on this right. in front this is want to have the room of maneuver their nest or christmas had there's nobody now like child was dead and it's time in his time to buy the bonds from chile they are from argentina they have huge debt and they will probably have to go to the i.m.f. again and this is going to be very unpopular because that goes against all the promises he made to accompany him in brazil and also not has failed to reduce significant the deficit and is facing huge problems with the pension and that's not moving either and he's starting to see his base to erode so that with their big challenges ahead for latin america. there are you know you don't paint a very rosy

and i guarantee you that in our absence militarily, cooperation between many people in asia that hasot happened for sometime will suddenly begin to happen more frequently. since most of the rationale for not doing what i advocate is china. >> yes, i mean, i'm going to be with scott here. i'm predicting a second term for trump. i'm gonna stay away from that. i don't want to be the 1 millionth person wrong about that. but i would say that if vice president biden becomes president, then i think we'll have a lot of back to the future and that's not necessarily a good thing. but i do think that trump has broken enough to china -- punt not intended -- that what you see is some of the younger candidates in the democratic party -- and so not just bernie sanders, who has held the streets for a long time -- are open to a lot of new ways of thinking. the big question is whether they'll become more conventional as they become more established if, you will, right? so if someone like me or pete, is he going to become more conventional when he's no longer the more maverick or mayor pete, but is mor

cooperation. but we've been trying that for many, many years and so far that hasn't happened. so we'll see what the next step is. >> just to follow up. one of the most successful companies in the world is apple. why would it choose to sabotage its economic model by doing this? it's quite understandable. is an immovable contest. >> well if it were the only company that had to do this that would be one thing. if this becomes the norm of the industry then it is not sacrificing itself in a way that other companies don't also have change theirs. >> respectfully, wouldn't the bad guys just migrate to german companies or something that was outside american purview? >> you know, they might over time. but what we see in our cases is frankly regardless these days of there is still a great terms of in encryption. and what we see in some ways bad guys behavior is not that different from our own. they still use the most commonly available means of communicating. they still use the apps. now there is some very actors who d urposely do migrate to encrypted comes and all that. there's no ques

with the goal of tilting power toward working people and away from the cooperations and the rich and that seems to resonate with many in the u.s. not only here in oklahoma city one of most prominent liberals in the u.s. as a young adult warren was not much of a political activist and for many years registered as a republican the university of texas in austin it was here that elizabeth warren began her work on bankruptcy. douglas laycock was one of my colleagues at this time helping to relaunch of a large empirical study on the topic is really driven by. sire to protect ordinary americans. whatever she may have thought growing up but what she thinks now based on the data is there are a lot of people in deep financial trouble. not because they were wild spending sprees but because they fell through the cracks in the system as presidential candidate warren vows to take on big finance big pharma and big tech but her critics say she's too far left corporate america's worst enemy frightening to even many democrats if the best democrats tend offer is business as usual after donald trump democrats will live in oklahoma city

many months. [applause] [inaudible] proof that our collaborative and cooperative approach to internal atlantic city around is the right path to take. that we owe a tremendous gratitude to lieutenant governor and her team and the department of community affairs for this project. [applause] [applause] expecting chance of sheila, sheila. our people once new jersey to stand at the forefront of the national fight for justice. so we will work together to allow the expungement of records whose residents have been held back because of past convictions. [cheering] we have given residents on parole or probation right to vote. [cheering] [applause] and, we are giving our proud immigrant community the ability to earn a driver's license. [applause] [cheering] we received the far-reaching and transformative recommendations of the criminal sentencing and disposition led by former chief justice and former president of noble child chip. and i also want to thank senders cunningham and ms. powell for serving on the commission. [applause] let's all of us, recommit to acting its recommendations which include the elimin