mark burns, he is adamant that the wall will be built. but how? the wall will be built. but how?are already building part of the wall. he was going to pay for it? —— who is going to pay for it? congress is going to pass it, donald trump is a proven deal—maker. this is why we elected him, she was overwhelmingly elected him, she was overwhelmingly elected and hundreds of millions of americans are —— he was overwhelmingly elected and hundreds of millions of american support him. 7296, of millions of american support him. 72%, cbs news reported this, 72% of americans are supporting the president's state of the union address and they want the wall built. that is astronomical numbers. this was left—wing media reporting this. shouldn't they work together, shouldn't the democrats work with donald trump to find a copyright at least? —— a compromise at least. donald trump to find a copyright at least? -- a compromise at least. the democrats are very willing to work together to find a come from eyes. the democrats are eager to find a road map to find a solution that we had already that dona

mark burns provided a reminder that there was a forum with the mayor scheduled for the following day at the public library, hosted by the dignity fund coalition, which, by the way was very successful and can be viewed on the coalition's website, which is sfdignityfund.org. the other announcement was about the long-term system care and policy recommendations that the council has been working on the last few months. executive director sherreen had a discussion, and it actually came back around at yesterday's meeting for priorities. so you'll just have to wait till next month, like the cliff hangers of old, to find out what those priorities were. we had two very weighty reservations. one was from the mayor's office of housing and urban development, their analysis of impediments to fair housing, and the hiv housing plan. and that overview really provided sort of high level about the issues, the timelines for the plan's development, and particularly focus on issues from the perspective of long-term care. again, that powerpoint presentation is also on the l.t.c.s website, which is ltcsf.or

but, who is to blame for this, pastor burns? >> mark: well, it's clearly not president trump. but, the fact of the matter is, president trump has done absolutely amazing by people of color, african-americans in this nation. president trump has helped the hbcus, president trump has created opportunity zones. president trump is putting money the money in the most geographical urban areas that is helping create jobs for black people in this country. president trump is creating the first step act. president trump is overly, overly showing that he is going to be and is the most supportive president of black americans in this country. he said it from day one, back in 2015, that he was going to be the most, most supportive, mosts active, most for black americans in this nation. >> laura: he said, what do you have to lose? >> and he's proving just that. >> laura: remember that, pastor scott, what do you have to lose? >> mark: absolutely. i was on the plane. what he said to me, he looked at me and said, what do you think? you know, what the "h" do you d have to lose? but, me being a pa

he's doing better among whites and racial really, but who is to blame for this pastor burns? >> markwell, president trump but the fact of the matter president trump has done absolutely amazing by people of color, african-americans in this nation. president trump has helped hbcus, president trump has created opportunities. president trump is putting money into most geographical urban areas that is helping create jobs for black people in this country. president trump is creating the first affect. president trump is overly, overly showing that he is going to be and is the most supportive president of black americans in this country. he said it from day one, back in 2015, he would be the most supportive, most active most or -- >> laura: he said what do you have to lose, remember that? what do you have to lose? >> mark: what he said to me, he looked at me and said, what do you think? you know. what do you have to lose? but me being a pastor, i don't want to say age, but what do you got to lose, right? [laughter] >> laura: for pastor scott and want to read from the tribune because as the s

space into, the picture on the right was taken the next day showing the rocket and what could be burn marksiticized iran's space program for developing ballistic missiles. the media has not commented on the launch. nicholas madero using the military to stop much-needed aid from entering his country. a fuel tanker and trailer blocking a bridge on the colombia border. the trump administration promised $20 million in aid. mike pompeo tweeting the aid must reach the starving people. rob: isis could lose its raining territory in one week. lauren blanchard has more on the strategy for peace in the middle east. >> ahead of a formal committee, isis will have lost all the territory it once held in iraq and syria by sometime next week. >> we had victory after victory after victory, we have taken bozo and fort -- mosley and r q raqqa. >> even though there are remnants of ice is left, the goal should be for many years to come. >> we will do what it takes to defeat every ounce and every last person within the isis madness. >> the president is moving forward with his promise to remove 2000 or so troops f

the picture on the right was taken the next day showing no rocket and what could be burn marks on theen criticized for helping ballistic missiles, iranian media has not commented on a launch. nicholas madero using the military to start much-needed aid from entering his country. a fuel tanker and cargo trailer blocking a bridge on the colombian border. juan guaido without to bring in food and medicine. the trump administration promise $21 million in aid. mike pompeo tweeting and part the madero regime must let the aid reach the starving people. donald trump vowing america will never succumb to socialist agenda. >> we are alarmed by the new calls to adopt socialism. we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. >> now the progressives pushing those policies are accusing the president of using scare tactics. joining us to discuss is james comeare. let's look at those comments. alexandria ocasio-cortez off camera, one of the things she said, i thought it was great, he is scared. he sees everything closing in on him and he is losing the battle of public opinion. do y

rocket at the space center tuesday, but on wednesday, that rocket was gone and there appear to be burn markse launch pad. >>> and gucci has apologized for a black wool sweater after receiving complaints the item resembled blackface makeup it covers the nose, includes a red cutout for the mouth it was ridiculed on social media. the italian fashion house says the item has been pulled from its online and brick and mortar stores >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour back downtown to you guys, carl. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> watching the markets dow down 360 this will be the worst day since atmosphere least february 22nd when we come back, a deeper dive into twitter's quarter after the company fell short on guidance and major averages a bit lower >>> after market weakness, do you is down 343. kayla tausche said the president and chinese president xi are unlikely to meet before the trade deadline of march 1st, but that doesn't mean tariffs are hiked from that point on but obviously infusing the market with nervousness. >> and tech is selling off as well after weeks of cons

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marks. i have cigarette burns. >> anthony: no way. >> alison mosshart: no, i do. was going to wear that today, but i bailed. >> anthony: that guy was wearing a tutu. so i guess it could be worse this morning. i mean, i could be -- >> alison mosshart: wow, what's that? oooh! yeah! >> anthony: apparently, we took some casualties at last night's house party. but for every throbbing skull, every unremembered blunt-force trauma, there is a cure -- a bloody mary, a mimosa, or both should you prefer. pinewood social, our friend josh's place, where natural allies -- alcohol, hangovers, and bowling -- coexist peacefully in an atmosphere of mutual respect. also, food. >> jamie hince: tony, how many times do you eat a day? no, 'cause when i watch that show, i think about it. i'm like, you've had, like, seven meals and it's only 1:00. >> anthony: who's up? >> dean: you're up first. >> anthony: i'm up? okay. >> dan: it's going well. >> anthony: not a promising beginning. >> dean: it can only get better. >> jamie: i don't think he's american. >> dean: if there's any hustler, it

there are burn marks on the launchpad.oth satellite launches failed. >>> "the miami herald" reports the justice department has opened an investigation into a controversial plea deal in the case of multimillionaire investor jeffrey epstein. epstein is accused of molesting more than 100 underage girls in palm beach. he could have faced a possible life sentence for sex trafficking, but in 2008 he reached an agreement that called for him to serve only 18 months. the justice department investigation will look into secretary of labor alex acosta's role in negotiating in deal. acosta was the u.s. attorney for southern florida at the timement he reportedly welcomes a review of the case. >>> "tech crunch" reports many popular iphone apps are recording user screens without asking for permission. companies such as expedia, abercrombie & fitch and air canada record every tap and flight to see how users interact with the app. this is legal to do. air canada's app apparently exposed credit card data and passport numbers. the airline say

personal experience with most foster care and adoption into the film "instant family" starring mark wahlberg and rose burngovernor bevin has made significant strides in kentucky, streamlining and improving the child well fare system with focus on improving adoption timelines and serving children and families impacted by the opioid crisis. and first lady edwards, she's focused on transforming the foster care system in louisiana, particularly focused on expecting foster parents with community supports and fostering cross-agency collaboration. i'd like to welcome our panelists to the stage. please give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> okay. thank you for this opportunity, first lady edwards, governor bevin, sean, thank you for joining us. before i ask you a few questions and kind of we start talking about the work that we need to do together let me set the stage as a practitioner. when it comes to helping children the persist wasn't theme in the united states has been that we often needlessly separate children from the one thing that they love and need the most, which is their parents, their sibling

the crooks caused hundreds of dollars of damages and left burn marks on the monument.or information. michael buble hands the microphone over to a fan and she blows him away. check it out. ♪ ♪ at last ♪ jillian: that is erin stunning the crowd atlas. the university of delaware student will join us on "fox & friends" tomorrow. what a voice. brian: she passed the audition. ainsley: i have so many questions for her. did he know her? how did he know? brian: remember courteney cox was pulled out of the audience on bruce springsteen video? wow, can you believe she can dance? it was all choreographed. steve: that was staged. brian: did i not know. took years to find it out. steve: meanwhile straight ahead. ainsley: 42 minutes after the hour. a state senator comparing the old glory to swastika. the comments sparking outrage this morning. brian: john james in the running to be the next u.n. ambassador. will he want the job? will he get the job? we'll ask him. steve: a question on many jeopardy fans' minds who will be alex trebek's replacement? his surprising answer coming up. yo

next the rocket is gone with what appears to be burn marks on the launchpad. >>> connecticut could beto one ounce of pot, grow a limited number of plants at home. the bill would erase certain marijuana convictions from a person's criminal record. recreational pot is legal in 10 states and d.c. >>> the army is developing a test because complaints the troops were not fit enough. the old test graded troops differently based on age and gender. the new, more physically demanding test doesn't adjust scores for older or female soldiers. the new combat fitness test is set to launch in october this year. wow, sounds tough. back to you guys. brian: tougher. jillian: tougher. steve: thanks, jillian. the president of the united states is actually in attendance at the washington hilton. you see one of the cochairs, chris coons, sitting right next to the vice president and the second lady. the president is expected to make comments within the half hour. we will take you live to washington to hear what he has to say to the national prayer breakfast. meanwhile let's talk a little bit about this. soun

mark noble's first half penalty was levelled by wilfried zaha's second half equaliser. in the late game — burnelyona on a second goal injust on a second goal in just the last few minutes. chris woods also, incredible. so let's have a look at what does to the table then — well liveprool back at the top — three points above manchester city. and there's manchester united back in the top four chelsea on 51 points. and there's manchester united back in the top four since the start of the season — they move above chelsea on 51 points. down at the bottom then — that result in southampton has lifted cardiff above southampton and out of the relegation zone. and fulham's defeat to man united mean they remain firmyl entrnched in the relegation zone. right that pretty much wraps up the day's premier league news. over to hugh now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. thank you very much. it's scottish cup weekend, with kilmarnock hosting rangers in the late kick—off. rangers missed a golden chance to take the lead when daniel bachmann saved james tavernier penalty. the visitors then ha

the burning of a twenty one thousand every day on t w. the fact that. iran has marked the fortieth anniversary of its revolution with the parade in the capital tehran president has sent rouhani told crowds that iran is determined to expand its military power and ballistic missile program. thousands of protesters in haiti have clashed with the police in the fourth consecutive day of demonstrations against corruption and the collapsing economy protesters lit tires and my.

up ukraine marks five years since those deadly protests on the mind that toppled the country's government tonight we ask how much has the country changed since that fateful month. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us tonight there is once again new friction in the transit relationship this time it's over the fate of european nationals who were captured fighting for so-called islamic state in syria tonight germany you saying that it will work with france and britain in responding to demands from the united states to repatriate eight hundred european extremists but it's easier said than done britain says that the jihad is should be tried in the countries where they committed their alleged crimes u.s. president don trump is threatening to release those captured fighters unless europe takes them back and puts them on trial at home. i asked jihadists on the march in syria these images are from the fall of the fourteen i asked has since been defeated here and across nearly the entire country many fighters sadat and more have been taken prisoner the kurds say hundreds of foreign i as fighters remain in kurdish prisons their wives and children live and comes to northern s

marked the payment. still, there was an explosion right here at geary boulevard and the fire burned for more than two hours. verizon confirm to us that they did hire that contract too late a fiber-optic lines. according to osha, they were operating a backhoe when the gas line was hit. the contractor is based in san francisco. back out here this morning, ntsb is looking at various things, hours, and training of personnel and how long they work. we are not sure what time they are expected to arrive but it will be at daybreak and we will bring you the latest information . >>> thank you. the building close is red tagged and no longer consider say. three other buildings have yellow take >> the hong kong lounge 2 restaurant was in that billing. the owner was watching on tv as the flames burn the >>> burned the side of his newly painted billing. >> we couldn't tell if it was burning my. the helicopter and i could see from different angles that the fire was not touching the building but it was drenched by water. >> inspectors are working to get people back into apartments and businesses as quickly as possible. the

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burning inside those buildings doing damage. as soon as they were able to shut down the gas lines, they got people into those buildings. >> mark, thank you so much, and head on back now to the scene. we will hear from san francisco police chief who was there as well as the san francisco fire chief and also mayor london breed. let's take a look. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am london breed, the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, and as many of you know today, today at approximately 1:18 p.m. there was an explosion and a fire that occurred at geary and parker in this particular neighborhood, and unfortunately you know, this happened, but the good news is that no one was injured or hurt, thanks to the quick response that happened with the san francisco fire department and the san francisco police department . i am grateful for their service, and at this time we don't have information as to the number of individuals that are going to be impacted, but we do have a number of departments who are here to work with not only the merchants but the residents who have been impacted by this particular incident, and so

burning u.s. flags, hundreds of thousands of people poured onto the streets across iran today, marking the date thatnsidered victory day in the country's 1979 islamic revolution. the street was decorated with huge balloons as loudspeakers blared revolutionary and national songs. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at "tictoc" on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thank you, mark. regulatory commission is the independent agency responsible for keeping us safe from the dangers posed by using nuclear fission to generate power. we are welcoming gregory jaczko, the former chairman of that commission and author of the book "confessions of a rogue nuclear operator." he also has a phd in nuclear physics, so he knows what he is talking about. welcome. greg: pleasure. david: it is a fascinating book. a sobering book, because you would from a phd through a tour of capitol hill with reid, then onto the nuclear regulatory commission in short order. your job is to keep us safe, did you do it? greg: i did my

problem with cruise missiles is that their range that burns and how much fuel you have onboard that's very hard to verify all right let's go to mark in washington who is agreeing with you on that loan eventually of the russian hold where and activity mark it seems like the situation of quid pro quo there doesn't it the the americans have been quibbling over this i.n.f. treaty haven't they for what five years if not more finally something maceration pulls out or announces that it's pulling out suspending its membership and then the russians follow suit so who's at fault here so i think you've characterized it very well russia is at fault initially for testing a ground launched cruise missile that exceeded the i n f limits of the at the lower end it was over five hundred kilometers i think publix planed a well the differences among the systems and united states has been trying for five years to persuade russia to come back into compliance now the trumpet ministration i think made a huge mistake in pulling out of the treaty altogether they didn't need to do that they could have kept up pressure on russia apart applied penalties and o

mark 40 years since the islamic revolution. huge balloons decorated the six-mile long revolution streets. they burned the flags.he president gave a speech promising to boost his country's military and ballistic missile program despite the penalties and pressure from america and other western countries. much more on the way including chaos on a commercial flight. a passenger sending the plane into a nose dive. we'll tell you how the teenager managed to get to the plane's controls. i've got some big news for veteran homeowners about their valuable va home loan benefit. the newday va cash out loan can get you $54,000 or more to pay off credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments by over $600 a month. with automatic authority from the va, newday can help veteran homeowners when other lenders won't. home values are rising. now's the time to use the va home loan benefit you've earned with your service. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-855-newdayusa we know that when you're >> tspending time with thelass grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windsh

burning car. >>> and the warriors playing on the road in their hometown of charlotte. mark will tell us how the hornets are treating him on his return coming up a little later in sports. >>> a second summit with the leader of north korea will put the president's negotiating skills to the test. i'm kevin in vietnam and i've got this preview of the big meeting coming right up. alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. 0 >>> president trump is on his way to vietnam for his second summit meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. fox news kevin cork is in hanoi. he said president trump tried to lower expectations for the summit before leaving the united states. >> reporter: the result of this second summit will depend largely upon what exactly the north wants in exchange for denuclearization. president trump leaves washington bound for hanoi, vietnam where he will meet with north korean leader kim jong- un. he is hoping to build upon the prog

notify pg&e about the crews and how they could mark the pavement and the explosion happened wednesday afternoon at the corner of san francisco -- it burned for more than two hours. we understand the hong kong lounge has been yellow tagged and it is unclear how long the residence will be displaced. as you can see here, traffic is moving on geary boulevard but tucker avenue is still shut down. if you are trying to get across, we understand that most gas and electricity has been restored by pg&e to residents in this area. in san francisco, christina, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a threat from a judge, they are respecting its entire electrical grid. the company is using drugs and helicopters to inspect powerlines. this comes after a federal judge threatened to impose a mandate that pg&e inspect all 106,000 miles of its power lines. they have to remove trees that could fall onto those lines during fires or in high wind events. they have been linked to several wildfires in california and the judge also cited the company's history of fabricating inspection reports. a ruling is expected soon. >>> cal fire says if pg does not have to remove all trees. th

marked the lines on january 28. the fire started wednesday afternoon and sending flames 30 feet into the air. get burned out of control two hours in the jordan park area and in richmond district. nobody was hurt and neighbors captured images on the cell phones.>> i stepped outside and i looked to my left and it was a huge gas like and it was spewing all over. it sounded like a jet flyby but i saw the fire. >> reporter: 100 people aren't displaced and hundreds of customers are without gas and electricity. the fire damaged five buildings . this intersection at parker and gary boulevard remains closed. a lot of workers are on the scene. live in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news . >>> a former italian chief with the fremont fire department says investigators have many things to consider before they can determine who is at fault. >> we are talking about large pipes. >> pipes that been in there a long time. is there potential that if you are on the top and maybe shaking the soil loose with vibration? we don't know. >> mark praised the work of first responders and pg&e. they did an excellent job under dangerous

contractor notified pg&e in advance so they could marked the pavement but this fire still happened at the corner of geary boulevard and parker avenue. the fire burned more than two hours. thankfully, no one was injured but five buildings were destroyed. this is the hong kong lounge that was heavily damaged. it is red tagged and nearby structures were also yellow tagged as well. it is unclear how long it will take residence to get in. they are surveying the damage yesterday to say they are lucky to be alive and no one was seriously injured. they will look at personnel, workhours and whether or not there were breaks taken taken into consideration when they start the investigation and we will bring you updates as soon as we have it. >>> we have extended coverage at www.ktvu.com with a slideshow as well as video . >>> the richmond bridge is open this morning but more repairs are needed after concrete fell from the upper deck to the lower deck. concrete shots belt to a car at 10:30 yesterday morning. moore fell throughout the day and that caused caltrans to shut the bridge down. some drivers were stuck for more than an hour expect google says we will be

mark armstrong reports. four men... endured whipping flames and intense heat....to save one stranger trapped inside her burning car.jeremyed rescue trapped woman"she had seconds left. it was touch and go for a second. i really thought i was going to see that lady die."24 year-old jeremy zeringue of prairieville had his monday morning commute transformed into a heroic rescue.nat sotwearing the orange coat here he jumped into action .. moments after this devastating crash on airline highway in garyville... jeremy zeringue/helped rescue trapped woman"hit her hard enough to shove her under the dump truck. that's when both of them caught on fire."a 41 year old woman from prarieville.... stopped at a traffic light in garyville was rear-ended by a drunk driver at highspeed just after sunrise.using a fire extinguisher rescuers broke the divers side window and suffered burns pulling the woman out.jeremy zeringue/helped rescue trapped woman"it burned one guy's face and his eye, so i put my hood on because it was heating my face up. basically when we broke the glass it was in her backseat already."anita haley/recorded rescue"i mean

problem with cruise missiles is that their range that burns and how much fuel you have onboard that's very hard to verify all right let's go to markin washington who is agreeing with you on that loan eventually of the russian hold where and activity mark it seems like the situation of quid pro quo there doesn't it the the americans have been quibbling over this i.n.f. treaty haven't they for what five years if not more finally something maceration pulls out or announces that it's pulling out suspending its membership and then the russians follow suit so who's at fault here so i think you've characterized it very well russia is at fault initially for testing a ground launched cruise missile that exceeded the i n f limits of the at the lower end it was over five hundred kilometers i think publics planed well the differences among the systems and united states has been trying for five years to persuade russia to come back into compliance now the trumpet ministration i think made a huge mistake in pulling out of the treaty altogether they didn't need to do that they could have kept up pressure on russia apart applied penalties in othe

problem with cruise missiles is that their range that burns and how much fuel you have onboard that's very hard to verify all right let's go to mark in washington who is agreeing with you on that lonely and then tree of russian hold where and activity mark it seems like a situation of quid pro quo there doesn't it the the americans have been quibbling over this i.n.f. treaty haven't they for what five years if not more finally something maceration pulls out or announces that it's pulling out suspending its membership and then the russians follow suit so who's at fault here so i think you've characterized it very well russia is at fault initially for testing a ground launched cruise missile that exceeded the i n f limits of the at the lower end it was over five hundred kilometers i think publix planed a well the differences among the systems and united states has been trying for five years to persuade russia to come back into compliance now the trumpet ministration i think made a huge mistake in pulling out of the treaty altogether they didn't need to do that they could have kept up pressure on russia apart applied penalties in oth

fallen for runner, saying that while your candle burned out long before your science ever will, but the death of the rover some have nicknamed oppy, markspossibility of life elsewhere. let's have a look at the weather with mel coles. good morning, mel. for many of us the day started as it means to go on, an early taste of spring but we have fog in the forecast. temperatures expected to do well today and still drawing up the mild airall do well today and still drawing up the mild air all the way from the south, so the mist and fog comes in through central and south—west england is taking a while to clear, but once it does, sunshine develops widely. hazy for southern scotland but the best temperatures are expected to be north—east scotland and the north—east higher ground in wales, above average for the time of year. as we head into the evening, under clear skies, temperatures will drop away, particularly for central and eastern areas where we could have a patchy frost and the return of the mist and fog and similar areas are affected first thing tomorrow. once again, rather like today, stubborn to clear, but for many, a fine and dry day w

mark right now. not only doav we patchy ice still around from the melting we got yesterday, also a little fo. as we but that will burn. we're headed to the low 50s today. average temperature is in the mid-40s. and ler on tonight after the super bowl parties or any areas to watch the game, listen, those temperaturbo will be freezing, we'll drop into the midnight just after and maybe a little fog, but looking dry as we head into the overnight and drys youit the road tomorrow morning. some patchy fog tomorrow morning, but sunny and mild. in fact by the time you head home, temperatures inhe mid-50s. wednesday is the next big change. temperatures on wednesday in the 40s. in late e rain moving wednesday night, that will continue here and there through the day thursday. n thursday move pite theo the 50s d rain as a warm front lifts through the area. that warm front will continue tr move to the allowing us to make it into the mid-60s on friday, but still a little unstable with passing showers. breezy on friday, and then an arctic high comes back in for saturday and sunday and guess e what,ave a wintry mix the following monda

mark the pavement. the explosion happened wednesday afternoon at the corner of eury boulevard and parker avenue. it burned for more than two hours. the heaviest damages on the left side of what you are seeing now. the hong kong lounge, that took the brunt of the damage. it is now red tagged. the surrounding structures are yellow tag. we got an update from pg&e. they had restored gas to more than 300 customers yesterday. they also have the pilot lights relate to 260 customers. they have a rep on scene trying to help the remaining customers affected. there's a lot that goes into this. a lot of moving parts involved in this investigation. we do expect more groups to arrive shortly. >> we have expanded coverage of the pipeline fire at ktvu.com. you will see a slideshow and raw video from sky fox. >>> richmond san rafael bridge is open again this morning. or permanent repairs are needed after chunks of concrete fell from the upper deck down to the lower deck. the bridge was closed for hours. the first concrete chunks fell onto a car around 10:30 am yesterday morning. more chunks fell throughout the day forcing

marking the 40th anniversary of what they consider the victory day in their islamic revolution. crowds gather in the rain waving iranian flags and chanting the death to america refrain. they also burnd israeli flags. isis terrorists around the extremist last foothold in eastern syria. reports say the push by the kurdish led syrian democratic forces has been slow due to landmines, sniper fire, human shields, and suicide car bombs. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're always itching. but even though you see and feel eczema on your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, more than 1 in 3 patients saw clear or almost clear skin, and patients saw a significant reduction in itch. do not use if you are allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, a severe reaction. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes in vision. if

to its fallen forerunner, saying that your candle burned out long before your science ever will, but the death of the rover some have nicknamed oppy marks london to the west end, "only fools and horses" is one of britain's most popular sitcoms and now the story of the trotter family has been made into a musical. it's been co—written by paul whitehouse, who also stars as grandad, and the son of the sitcom's creatorjohn sullivan. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has been to rehersals ahead of the official opening next week. del boy. # stick a pony in my pocket...# and rodney. stars of the musical based onjohn sullivan's long—running sitcom. it has been co—written by comedian paul whitehouse, who also plays grandad. it was because john sullivan was actually writing the musical when he died that the whole project really has a legitimacy that i thought was ok for me to try and work with. for the actors playing del boy and rodney, a daunting step playing characters made famous by david jason and nicholas lyndhurst. the fact it's a musical gives us a bit of distance from sir david and nicholas because sir david and nicholas did just

mark's basilica. >>>ack here, heavy rain flooded streets in southern california this weekend. you can see the floodwaters.mp letely submerged that vehicle. was part of a string of storms that battered the state in wildfire burn areas. the downpours prompted some evacuations. that was serious flooding out west. >> here, we're not talking about big-time rain or flding, we're talking about a nice warm-up. >> we may have to show bluell graphics a week. no weather alert. no emergency. no crazy, plummeting temperatures. >> as you would say, news 4 nation is ready f a little change, chuck. >> they probably are. you are, for sure. >> indeed. >> as much as we enjoy in the cold, it will be nice to go outside without 14 lay yers layers on. the dogs don't likeng wea their coats too much. we spend the first five minutes justet trying to g everybody calmed down to get the coats on. 34 this rning. noogs will need their heavy coats this morning. this area of storminess, i keep remarking how amazinglyood put together this is. if this were the middle of system, it wouldoo lk like a tropical system. it is a cold core, a not warm core system. it's not coming near us. our general weatherly weather pattern will help steer that aw

burned out long before your science ever will. but the death of the rover some have nicknamed 0ppy, marks the end of the longest serving space robotort to persuade politicians to bring in tougher measures to deal with global warming. the schools for climate action movement started after a 15 —year—old girl called greta thunberg started a solo protest outside her parliament buildings in sweden. but critics have accused her of being publicity—seeking, and promoting the idea of kids missing school. the victoria derbyshire programme s james waterhouse has been to meet some of the teenagers taking action against climate change. our world shouldn't have to have conservation because our planet should be being respected and preserved. for more than a century, our planet has been getting warmer. and the row over what to do about it has not exactly been cooling off. now schoolchildren are taking stands for their futures. thousands of students around the world shouldn't be having to strike from school to make our voices heard. we are off to meet holly. we also decided to produce as little carbon as possible on ourjourney to meet them, which

burn around my neck and then -- but i smelled bleach. i know the smell of bleach and i saw on my sweatshirt it had marks on it like spots on it when you havead bleach job, so then i was like there's bleach on me too so, when the police came, i kept the clothes on, i kept the rope on. >> you had the rope on the entire time? >> it wasn't like wrapped around but, yeah, i wanted them to see. i wanted them to see what this was. i told them what happened, everything. i also asked them to turn their body cams off because they were trying to stay in the hallway. i was like, please just come in. i don't want a big scene with my neighbors and the second round of police officers, i went down to where it happened and i walked them through exactly what happened and i looked up and i saw that there was a camera directly on the light post that is in the intersection so i'm like, there it is. >> reporter: a potential break in the case that would eventually fall apart days later. >> and then the detective told me that the camera inside of the casing was facing north so they didn't have it, and that was disappointing. >> the vast majority of people have bee

nicknamed 0ppy marks the end of the longest—serving space robot, which gave us the first glimpses of hope of the possibility of life elsewhere. kim gittleson, bbc news. your candle burnedf brexit debates and votes. but what, if anything, will today's achieve? joining us now from westminster to help answer that, is nicola bartlett, the political correspondent for the daily mirror. good morning. thank you forjoining us. i think a lot of people will be watching saint what is happening today, what do you mean an other boat, about what?! yes, ithink today, what do you mean an other boat, about what?! yes, i think that isafair boat, about what?! yes, i think that is a fair question. it is really not about anything you today. this is almost playing for time, as it were, theresa may is going back to mps to get them to support high policy of trying to get a change to the withdrawal agreement. this is almost a confirmation of what mps voted on in. two weeks ago. that is what happened when they said they wanted a change to the backstop, the controversial irish backstop arrangement. the problem is, on the day, mps also voted to indicate that they did not support an ideal. and that

massive snow slide could ever hit a marked slope, especially when the risk of avalanche had been assessed as low. stay with us on outside source, still to come: the burningisco to find out more. one of the three conservative mps who resigned today is anna soubry, mp for broxtowe in nottinghamshire. alex forsyth spent the day in her constituency. it seems serene at beeston conservative club today, but the vacancy left by anna soubry‘s decision to leave the party has caused ripples. not many were keen to talk, despite the welcome sign, still working out what it might mean here. most people inside say they only heard the news via the media this morning and they're keen to digest it before they make any comment. the local chairman did give a short statement about anna soubry‘s departure. she has been a hard—working and dedicated mp and we wish her all the very best. we will be selecting our new conservative candidate as soon as possible. this constituency voted to leave the eu, but their mp has been a vocal critic of how brexit playing out. i think she gets people's backs up. she will not stand a chance as an independent, not as a conservative to be honest.