you might be surprised who mel calls the love of her life. >> in her new memoire mel says she and eddiey dated and planned to get married. they have an 11-year-old daughter. >> you still love him? >> i always will. >> up next for mel the spice girls tour. >> this is going to be like a celebration and we're going to go back in time. >> i'm so ready for this tour. she told me she's also relieved the tour sold so well. you're the spice girls. of couhas. the book wrote it for herself and for all splits of 2018. starting with jennifer aniston and justin theroux announcing their two-year marriage is over. >> give me three things great about justin. >> only three? >> yes. >> his warmth, his kindness, his talent. >> the couple announced the end of their two-year marriage on february 15th quote we are two best friends who decided to part ways as a couple, but look forward to continuing or cherished friendship justin and jen are both dating. jennifer has never felt she needed a man, but she loves love. she's just having fun and seeing where things go. in april channing tatum and jenna dewanf thei

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lauren: then we hit the links with golfer mel reid, whose career is back on track after a family tragedyl: losing my mom has madee more aware of what's important in life, hundred percent, one hundred percent. i think shf d just be more proud oo i am. lauren: and we head to the ice, where the brandt sisrs face off for differe countries. hannah: watching her over the past couple years do

. >> mel, i did just have the opportunity to speak with tim cook last time in i talked to cook, he had emphasized this weakening chinese economy exacerbated by trade tensions so i wanted to get his take now here's what he told me he said as we got into january, things have improved from where they ended in december, and that gives us some optimism of course you don't know what will continue, but i'd also point out that seems to map to trade tensions as well there was a bit more optimism in the air in january or certainly i feel that anyways. i'm encouraged by the comments coming out of both countries i did, mel, ask him about this q2 guidance, $55 to $59 billion. that's lower than the $59 billion that the street was at so i asked him about that forecast cook saying, well, we don't attach our guidance to what the street is looking for, we attach it to what we can do we think we can do $55 to $59 billion. revenue was down fi5% last year but only down 3% at constant currency and the effect be more this quarter on currency than it was in the last quarter. >> the way tim cook was talking ab

at netflix, what a run i know it because i actually own some netflix i was looking for a pullback, mel, because i've been trying to do this buy right strategy where i can buy it back and roll it up i executed that again yesterday. i'm okay with it i was hoping it would get back to these levels. i don't know whether the s&p has to test lows or if netflix has to go back down and test lows. i think when we look at the numbers getting through earnings season, particularly today, we had ibm, united technology, procter & gamble that put the dow up in a great spot facebook and some of the nasdaq stocks started to sink as the day started to go off. >> we're having this discussion because ultimately netflix is one of those names that is a high multiple stock that's all about growth if you look at today's earnings, the reason ibm and utx, these stocks are outperforming is there's specific things around these companies that are reasons why people are rallying utx. we don't need to get into that but that's all about utx dynamics, all about ibm dynamics the reason the financials rallied as much as

. >> it's not what i want, mel as a trader or as an investor, i think in the short term, medium term, one to two months, i think lack of fed means markets can be constructed. >> yes, lack of fed gives one less hurdle to jump over. >> so this week we've seen some pretty big changes, right? >> but doesn't january discount a whole heck of a lot? it's no different than the january setup with the taxes you mentioned last year. >> i don't agree let me finish. last year january was after a very, very strong year before, right? the market was up huge from election night through the ending of the year we're not coming off of that so we have had a real change, the tax rule, appeared the market that's flaft whet where earnings are much higher. >> they're not much higher. >> they're falling they are falling. >> the growth rate -- >> but if you look at the actual earnings, the earnings are higher they are significantly higher. >> i don't mean to give you that exasperated sound here, but you got the fed out of the way -- >> it's like breathing for you. >> and then maybe we get some deal on trade bu

. >> well, he's too close to missiles and i'm switching to guns, mel. >> i got it. come on, people. i was all over viper. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. anyway -- >> the bottom line is i think the fed takes you out of the danger zone if you believe the fed minutes were consistent with what powell gave us on friday. that's a fed that's not p predetermined to be robotic and follow protocol rather than the data i think we've all speculated very well, you started it, mel, talking about is this a guy that had to follow a script, stick on course as powell learned about his messaging. but what i think we learned from the fed is a couple of things. the market may be actually overstating the economy and the weakness in the economy, and that's actually a fed that to me might be ready to jump back into the fray the most important things are that asia to me last night -- i think if asia starts torecover and i'm not talking just about china, but look at korea, which is both an industrial exporter and obviously the epicenter of a lot of the tech worries. look at the dollar, the doll

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. >> mel, let me tell you something because we've been doing an options show for ten years? >> ten years. >> what do puts cost they cost money, like dr. wonderful likes to say you may money for puts so the more you use that, you're lessening your return profile every single time, there's a little slippage. to me i don't love hearing that about a put. sooner or later, the chickens will come home to roost. >> our next guest says today's rally was a trap, don't trust it why a trap >> let's back up a month first of all, at the beginning of the year there was true value offered everywhere we overshot to the downside and i think everybody, including ourselves, were calling for a bounce we thought 2650 was a pretty good level to think about lightening up and we've overshot that now the three reasons we rallied since january, one, powell first sounded dovish on january 4th. that was the real pivot. today was the confirmation of everything that's been kind of going on the second reason was we were massively oversold and there was true value in the marketplace. the third one is this h

. >>> asÍ fueron drecibidos mel r melchor, gaspar y baltasar. >>> estoy contenta porque me van a daricos y grandes. >>> no solo son juguetes, tambiÉn es parte del niÑo jesÚs. >>> hubo algunos que recordaron a los niÑos que llegaron en la caravana y otros que aÚn se encuentran en centros de detenciÓn solos y sin sus pad s padres. para ellos hubo pensamientos de esperanza y buenos deseos. >>> por lo pronto y esperando que esos niÑos tengan un mejor futuro, la rosca se acabo casi por completo, y ese era el propÓsito. >>> >>> hacemos una pausa y musica musica gracias compaÑeros . tensiÓn en la carretera y las cÁmaras grabaron la tensiÓn de a un grupo de personas tratando de salvar a un hombre. >>> el papa francisco se dirige al cuerpo diplomÁtico del vaticano con contundentes palabras. veremos quÉ fue lo que dijo. >>> gracias y este fin de semana se llevÓ a cabo la edicion de los globos de oro. entre los ganadores estuvo el mexicano alfonso cuarÓn en dos categorÍas como mejor pelÍcula y mejor pelÍcula extranjera con su filme, roma. >>> gracias por su sintonÍa y nos vemos maÑana. buenas t

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mel c o m g w's night grooves the show which brings together pop stars from unusual musical encounters with the second season. form what i've missed jewels in the major museum venue is one of the most hotly debated construction projects here in germany my colleague david leavitt's has been following the story welcome david first of all. tell us about the controversy surrounding the building it's. ok robin brace yourself for a little bit of time travel here because the home board form is partially a reconstruction of the of the baroque city palace of the german emperor is located at the heart of berlin now the allies did bomb it in world war two it could have been saved but no socialist east germany had other plans they tore it down and put up the palace of the republic in its place that's their parliament and cultural center hideous yes but also kind of great in its own way i think. you are right with him well you know a lot of people were.

thanks, mel.teers warming to the prime minister's deal? following the worst commons defeat for any government over theresa may's brexit plans, there are signs that some critics could be changing their minds. leading brexiteerjacob rees—mogg says he's encouraged by "outbreaks of realism" over the northern ireland backstop — the most controversial part of theresa may's proposal. it's fuelled speculation that he and other brexiters could be persuaded to support it. but there are still huge obstacles for the prime minister — the opinion of the dup is obviously crucial.. and there's the eu — and whther they would be prepared to soften on the issue of end—date to any backstop deal. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. could theresa may's hardest cricket to be won over? we are opening the withdrawal agreement with europe. the only way to get it is by reopening the text. that is what they will have to do. this is realpolitik. and if they do do that, people like may well consider what is done.

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garr -- mirna mel garr. >> i am the vice president of the planning commission. in addition, and executive director of the jamestown community centre. is one of the oldest youth development agencies in san francisco serving at risk youth and their families since 1971. i am here to strongly support our mayor's leadership and division. investing every penny of available funds into affordable housing and homelessness. we have been running on a deficit of housing in san francisco for many, many years, and it is a particular crisis in affordable housing. nothing else we do, we have many needs, education, transportation , youth, but nothing else works if a family does not have stable housing. we have families in the mission sleeping on the floor of the gems because they have no place else to go. so this deficit that we have is a debt. we have a debt to our african-american community, latino families, seniors, seniors in chinatown who have been evicted, every person who has left us is part of the fabric of our community. they are members of our churches , members of our

millimeters of the project where we hope to go to other islands and teach the students how to pay murals mel it means songs so we used to lyrics as the foundation for the mural. and. the. wind focus started school we teach culture language all within the school day. the vast majority of our population of native horn still are not fluent in our native language is a problem yes those it changed the trajectory of who a future yes it was and so there is a huge movement to shift that to be able to enable our identity to live in to thrive through language. was. for me being whining this time with kind of hard is some people are just really darned mental why one time i went to ohio and someone thought i lived in a hut. but we're really privileged to have people who need us to stand around and bring back the ways that we feel grounded in our culture and like any project that i do i have to go out to the broader community to bring in experts and that was why i went to them in the first place oh everybody. so much but i hear us trying to hide until prime we've been here i've been painting get there by

mel: that remains to be seen.night and a clear message from parliament with a deal we have negotiated with the government of the european union. the prime minister is rapidly and rightly saying we need to consolidate across parliament to see what we can now come together as a majority around. that will happen after the no-confidence motion tonight. francine: was the worst case scenario for the economy? what does the bank of england need to do? mel: rather than speculate on no deal, what matters now is that we focus on reaching out across parliament, talk to senior colleagues. look at all the ideas there are and those ideas primarily being the ones that will be realistic in the context of the eu and then move forward on that basis. if the dealen yesterday was voted unfavorably -- voted upon favorably, is there enough time to put legislation through? after the vote tonight the prime minister will be holding a series of meetings across the house of commons listening to those ideas in that space of being realistic in

was made possible because chinese companies have a scaleo american companies were able to use that mel 25% if the tariffs are passed. showing how interconnected we are and how reliant we are on technology because nobody is for the trade war. there is a perspective in showing that these economies have more in common and more relations that'll help with business for everybody. that's sort of a bigger line why we are in this trade war that's hurting us. i don't know it is different from talking to people. another thing as pointed out in chinese media is that you know they can way thit this out. xi jinping is most likely going to be there. >> most fair. >> they can wait it out. >> speaking of tech stuff jenni about apple, thinking about connecting our equipment to things at the gym. what are they going to do? >> it is not you know 100% they're going to do this. >> they are a patent. >> they have a presideatent out. a diagram of a woman walking on a treadmill so potentially can use public equipment in gyms to connect with our wearables or iphone possibly or anything that's considered. >> wo

. ♪ could make me feel better >> she earned the golden buzzer from mel b. she moved on vagt to the finals. in 2009, the unemployed woman from scotland became an overnight sensation with this audition for "britain's got talent." ♪ i had a dream my life would be ♪ >> "e.t." first met susan after that and she was floored by the sudden success. >> it was blown up out of prorgs. it's just unbelievable. it's fantastic. >> she didn't win the competition. she came in second. susan went on to sell 20 million records and has received two grammy nominations. in 2013, boyle revealed she was diagnosed with asperger's syndrome which is on the autism spectr spectrum. >> i have been away for awhile, but i'm back now. >> a new album is coming later this year. she once told us her singing career was her way of honoring her mom. >> i wanted to do it as a kind of tribute to my mother. i know she would want me to pursue this. ♪ >> she is one of a nd >>> still ahead -- >> okay. i'm about to blow your minds even more, okay? >> lindsay lohan's life lessons from her first "e.t." in

. >> sure, mel there's some interesting options action today in facebook call volume was two times that of puts. it's called risk reversal where a trader sells a money put, buys it out of the money call and they're creating a bullish structure. the trade in particular was a march expiration when facebook was trading at $147. the trader sold 2,000 of the march 1, 125 puts and used the proceeds to finance the purchase of 2,000 of the march 1 70 calls. that makes money on march expiration above 170 worst is the stock is 125 or lower. so what's really interesting to me about this trade structure is there's this huge wide range, about 30%, where on march expiration there's no gain or loss these are the sorts of trades that you might put on if you're trying to just get away from some slippage of an entry price after a 13% rally like mel just said about it. so let's just go to the chart real quickly here and think about some of these levels here. obviously that was the high from last summer. the high has been in a very, very steady downtrend. it's gone right back up to some interesting support

-- mel anyone challenged people.vativeness of europe which wasn't the most innovative society in the world in 1492 is china. it had the best ships, the best growing, the best science, the best market mat ticks, the best painting, whatever you want to talk about. china. it was the accidents of a whole bunch of accidents, not just one, the protestant reformation, the dutch revolt against spain, both of. the reasonably successful. the english civil war of 1640s, and its followon in the 1650s. the great glorious revolution. the american revolution. the failed dutch revolution. accomplish the french revolution. all of these accidentally made ordinary people bold. fake protestantism. it's not my -- lutherans, the imagine steeral reformation, which kept a hierarchy in the church . my priest is chosen by the bishop. but congregationalism, or as the name implies, the congregation chooses the minister, or still more radically out of the 1640s in england, the society of friends, the quakers in which no one is the minister, and

mel is in monroe, louisiana. go ahead, on our others line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have one comment. we need the wall. and while we have the furlough, the government should lay off those employees who do not their fbi, therring to the cia, and all of that. lay them off. thesehat we pay for illegals when they get here. they get free housing, free health care, food stamps, everything, and we've got homeless in this town, in this state. take care of our people first. support the wall. host: let's hear from our democrats line. rick is in fayetteville, north carolina. caller: i've got a solution for the shutdown. mexico pays for the wall. why do you have programs on the mueller investigation? bill clinton was in office, that was on every day, day after day after day. host: you mean in terms of guests or the congressional hearings we cover? caller: i haven't seen anything. as i usedtch as much to because it seems, since abdul's campaign manager took over -- since bob doles manager wingover c-span, it's all stuff her. host: thanks for your input. we go to terry. caller:

s is, sp mels bad to the public who doesn't really -- it mels -- smell bad to the public who doesn't really know, it doesn't say the difference between the companies. so, again, i'm happy to have an answer. but i would think that's the honest answer to what the problem with corporate p.a.c.'s is and your brigger problem is this dark money which is, if you don't get that, we still have problems. ms. spanberger: that would be great if we were funding corporate p.a.c.'s through small donor dollars. but what we know is that, number one, while corporations can't funnel money directly to the p.a.c. to give to candidates, they can support all of the operational expenses for it and all of the administrative expenses and all of the fundraising expenses and the expenses to the islands and to verizon center and all the other places that we know happens. ms. muller: it's not entirely accurate to say no corporate money supports this because it actually supplements it. number, two as you know, being involved in them, corporate p.a.c.'s are prohibited from asking everyday employees to give to the c

. >> mel is calling a time-out. >> you guys sound so bearish right now. if i were at home i wouldn't know what to do. no, seriously. you guys are so anything afternoon on the markets. >> i'm not bearish. >> you are seeing the brighter side of things. >> yes. >> but all the rest of you -- >> if you told me in one month we would have a substantive trade deal with china and the shutdown fixed, you would have a scenario you would start to discount some of the weak data we've seen and say it was coincident to some of the things and people would start thinking we were going to have a 2.5%, 3% gdp and you'd buy equities into that. >> but as long as we have this going on, as long as we have the shutdown going on -- >> look, wilbur ross made some pretty ridiculous comments today, but i think he spoke the truth when he said the u.s. and china were miles and miles apart in terms of getting a deal done. larry kudlow walked that back because that's what this administration does. but i think that's instincts were correct i do think we're miles and miles away which mean

. >> "what men want" flips the script on the mel gibson film "what women want."lity to hear men's thoughts. >> starting today, no more drinking at work. >> hey. too much information. >> i didn't say anything. >> i want to play a little okay. >> i want you to look at pictures of your past male co-stars -- >> okay. >> and tell me what you think they are t photos. shaquille o'neal. what do you think he's thinking? >> hot. i want to take this suit off. i'm about to sweat. >> kevin hart. >> i'm a comedic rock star. look at me shine. i don't know. i'm a little man too, but i'm funny. >> and finally? >> oh. what is he thinking? i love her so much. my wife. >> romantic. >> "what men want" hits theaters february 8th. >>> meanwhile, we know what these famous faces want. they want to win "celebrity big brother." it premieres tonig o competitive season yet. >> how competitive are you? >> i'm on board to win. i have won a gold medal at the olympics so i'm very competitive. >> competitive, but not, like, you know, going to hurt anyone. >> you seem like you're born to hug. >> i

we get a little bitng of mel and as we look through tomorrow night, we'll be dealing with another refreeze lunchtime tomorrow with temperature around 34. a high of i6 which cold for this time of the year. we're running 5 degrees belowrm for your monday and tomorrow night will fall below freezing once ainin sta off tuesday at 28 degrees. so the potential for some more residual delays and cancellations just because of how much snow the area did see tonight. this was the most sno since the blizzard of 2016 area wide. seeing snowfall totals come in,e especially in metro area, howard, montgomery county, fairfax,loudoun. as we look to wednesday and thursday, we keep it dry with highun temperatures a 40 degrees and look to friday, the chance for rain and snow and a wintry mix saturday and sunday for the upcoming weekend. >> thank yo amelia. the winners of pas snow stick challenge will be announced tomorrow on news 4 at 6:00. but today, pat got a special visitor, d.c. mayor stopping by the live shot and doing the honors and measuring the snow live on theair. >> i bet you'd like one of these. >> yo

and that's the question they yell entrepreneur and cameron asked himself and the answer is yes it's mel or somebody has started to build unique plastic boats by tying bottles together and felicia these boards have w. first they are affordable alternative for fisherman and second the nature to health is to clean up the environment at least parts of it far too often the dreamy systems of african cities are choked with plastic wait let's take a look at how the boat army. a river of plastic bottles chokes this drainage system in the. when you raise the entire neighborhoods flood it is miley's so many bony and his crew didn't work for the sanitation department they have volunteers for a local n.g.o.s called madiba and nature. for them this is a gold mine of valuable role material. one day when i was walking back from university raining heavily around for shelter to wait a towel that's when i saw heaps of plastic bottles. i was shocked i thought surely something can be done with all these bottles cleaning them up i saw it as a challenge the challenge is mild who studied engineering eventually

he said the stock is deep and the company has a deep line of content on the way mel, back to you. >>hank you, josh >> he just surrounded the trade. that's a really interesting piece of news because we think of activision as a content player and they obviously have other deals. so this does put a hole possibly in their revenue stream. i think the most important news i heard today is a story that amazon will launch a streaming video game service you know, when you think about it, there's only a handful of content players and obviously plenty of development things that's goingto shape things up in 2019, so i wouldn't abandon activision trading at 7 or eight times -- >> they're not going to grow eps meaningfully at all in the next few years. i like it here i think katie bar the door -- >> no, that doesn't apply here, tim. nice try you know what does apply here? electronic arts. i did an options action when dan had a reversal and that stock has gotten fricaseed -- >> did you use that twice in one show >> that is too much. >> i don't know what that is that's an old-timey method of cooking.

. >> mel introduced this segment by saying a bright spot upon a crappy day >> she didn't say crappy. >> i'm saying crappy you know what happened when you take one piece of crap and another and put them together. you have a bigger piece of crap. the celgene still down 37% from the highs. two companies really struggling. >> biotech has been trending downside. >> it's for the a broit spot if you see acquisitions out there. >> you see the names out there that do have growth. >> single digit pe names. >> yes that still have growth and throw off incredible amounts of cash. knows are the names -- with the pipeline, knows are the names that are going to actually be very, very attractive. >> they were just all underappreciated. >> i put them together. >> let me tell you something, biotech right now is got -- we can split them up. biotech has gotten cheap we see the single digits pe of monster biotech companies with monster drugs in the pipeline and have gotten cheap. they are opportunities you mentioned 120 for celgene trading down in the 60s. >> can i say this for the sloughers out here most

i mel 2030s ghy su breezy, next rain chance arriving on sunday. if instead of arrival you are departing tonight in san francisco, tomorrow it will be 54 degrees and for seattle 42, in los angeles 62. some rain for atlanta. overnight lows tonight 33, santa rosa, 34 san jose and breezy for new year's day but plenty of sun. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow baywide, south bay, east bay and north bay. they will all be in the 50s. in the extended forecast, that's where we pick up that hint of rain coming in late saturday, early sunday and then as the weekend goes on we'll begin to clear it out. in the meantime sunny, windy, winds abate, looks like a pretty good start to 2019. that's weather. let's get back to allen and veronica. >>> the cbs evening news is up next. >> vladimir duthiers is here with a preview for us. >> here's a look at some of the stories we are workrie year's e crowd as severe weather threatens celebrations nationwide. >> plus russian agents arrest an american accused of spying and the shutdown showdown continues in washington tonight

wtop jack taylor is in for mels aire. talking to you about the roads in a second.g an uck bell is k eye on the forecast. >> good morning aaron and eun. friday here after a long week of crazy ups and dow t in weather department. things are settling down just in time for friday and youren we for the first time in a couple of weeks it looks like the weatr plays slow pitch over the we can. get your plans without having to reschedule everything. cold breezes are back. northwest winds today. you'll notice it for sure. we'll have sunshineund this morning. there is a chance for passing snore flurry or two today. nothing to worry about. and dry for mostf the weekend. could rule out the occasional flake on saturday or the occasional drop on sunday. but rain/snow chances are low over the weekend. best time to see a flurry thb will be this afternoon as this areaf virginia west value stra gliepds over. and it's low impact but it's something to talk about. couple of the snow flurries out out west of the elkins west virginia. starting off in the 20s f most of northern virginia. l

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. >>> mel nirks thanks so much. you've seen the east bay, north bay and san francisco. let's check in for a look at the south bay and peninsula with our weather team. spencer and sandhya. >>> across the peninsula, it's more widespread. let me give you the broad view to los altos hills and down south bay to san jose and beyond. you can see it's raining steadily. the darker colors indicate the heavier rainfall. they're along highway 82 down into the intersection of highway 85 near mountain view. you can see yellows showing up, indicating steadier, moderate to heavy downpours. moving along, little bit farther to the south, santa clara, down into san jose and the willow glen area, you can see the intersections of the major highways there. 880, 17. they're experiencing moderate to heavy rainfall. the highways are definitely wet and slippery. there are no doubt areas of pooling and ponding on the roadways. one more reminder, the storm ranks 3 on the storm impact scale. strong intensity with heavy rain, thunderstorms and high winds and damaging -- downed trees and flooding lik

we have you for mel we'll have another update again later we leave you now with some notable moments from some of the biggest stories around the world in twenty eighteen. complete. a step towards reconciliation. historic handshake. to stop the haps. but improbable relationship it probably tongues. people living in gaza today refugees and they're demanding their right to return home. on the day the u.s. embassy was moved to jerusalem on the eve of not. no better friends in the world. there is no frontline in eastern. tonight france the united kingdom and united states are just safer back to spring for syrian nuclear weapons infrastructure. the united states will withdraw i. from the iran nuclear deal. it's hard to be much of this topping on sickening image of the future the two of. starvation is threatening families or among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. this slaughter by flooding here in the most brutal way that human history has ever seen. maybe. maybe i did state senate has said that crown prince mohammed bin sama is responsible for the murder. de

thirty one year old russian who served a fifteen month ban for a doping offense was asked if not taking mel dhoni on was affecting her performance she was also in no mood to answer questions about her seven minute long toilet break during the match. if you take the kind of currency and since it was days and a bit you really came out of that for the very beginning the second. time but they seem to think they would. see to that there's a pretty hominess a question. other than just the truth because i think that's a silly question to ask really you know the duty of legally for ten years to deal with your health problem is i want to just know that it's burns you can do all that is a struggle physically to deal with the demands of the grandson for is there another question manny pacquiao has won his first fight as a forty year old the filipino retain his debbie be a welterweight title after beating american ager in brown are on points despite being more than ten years older than his opponent pacquiao three twice as many hunches is also won titles and eight weight divisions and this was the sixty

finals the world number four is yet to win a grand slam but is looking good in his preparations for mel been gutted germany into the final the hopman cup team about despite the slip again it's not up to him of australia went on to win this match and his country will take on switzerland in saturday's final. in the n.h.l. the pittsburgh penguins beat the winnipeg jets for their eighth straight win the penguins blank the jets or nothing in pittsburgh penguins and we're now one ten eleven overall to close in on defending the stanley cup chop means the washington capitals in the metropolitan division. over in detroit the right way the right way is defeated the visiting nashville predators snapped a six game losing streak it was all tied at the three apiece at the end of regulation detroit dylan larkin scored with just under twenty five seconds left in overtime to seal a forty three win over the predators. and that's your sport for now and aaron back to you very much indeed you know in days gone by the holiday season would be a good excuse for a game of mahjong in hong kong but the younger ge

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thirty one year old russian history a fifteen month ban for doping offense was asked if not taking mel doni and was affecting her performance she was also in no mood to answer questions about her seven minute long toilet break during the match. that is making the kind of her experience in this day is going to build a good example for both of them for the very good in the sense that it's a good time but they said that if they were. here today that there's a pretty woman to say to that question. whether this is the truth because i think that's a silly question to ask really you know duty regally for ten years to deal with your health and growth it's about you just know that it's burns you can do all that is a struggle physically to deal with the demands of the grandson for is there another question. of the line up for super bowl fifty three will be cited later at this sunday in the kansas city chiefs take on the new england patriots to decide the a.f.c. championship while in the n.f.c. the l.a. rams are up against the new orleans saints this will be be rahm's first appearance in the n.f.

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