were stabbed at manchester's victoria station on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act. my thoughts are very much with the couple who are still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin, tottenham beat cardiff 3—0 as they move to second in the premier league with goals from harry kane, christian eriksen, and son heung—min. and at 10:50pm, we'll be taking a first look at the papers, with a more in—depth look at 11:30pm with our reviewers nigel nelson and jo phillips. stay with us for t

last night, he was ordered to be detained under the mental health act.r 50s had been stabbed on the tram platform at victoria station in manchester. boasts are recovering in hospital with injuries described as serious but not life—threatening. a bbc producer was also on the platform. he had a kitchen knife in his hand with a black handle and a long blade and i thought this is not good. there was only me on the platform. police used pepper spray and a pays to bring the man down. one officer was stabbed in the shoulder. police say they have no evidence to suggest anyone else was involved and are treating it as a terror attack but are keeping an open mind as to motive. last night, we re open mind as to motive. last night, were continued the suspect‘s home, 1.5 miles north of the station. locals told the bbc that the residents of the house or a somali family who came to the uk from the netherlands about 12 years ago. this attack was close to the scene of the manchester arena bombing in 2017. police said there are no suggestions ofa police said there are no s

a man suspected of stabbing three people at a manchester tram stop is detained under the mental health actsugar intake for an adult. by the time they are aged ten. andy murray is out of the brisbane international after a straight sets defeat against russia's daniil medvedev. murray's currently ranked 2a0th in the world and was playing in his first tournament since september british number one johanna konta's brisbane international campaign also ended in brisbane after defeat against australia's ajla tomjanovic. and chelsea sign usa international christian pulisic from borussia dortmund for £58 million, but will loan him back to the german club until the end of the season. more at 11:30am. health officials say children are eating an entire childhood's worth of sugar by the time they are ten years old — often in drinks, cakes, biscuits and breakfast cereals. public health england released the data gathered from households throughout the uk and is launching a campaign to encourage families to make simple changes to cut down on sugar. here's our health and science correspondent, james gallaghe

man suspected of stabbing three people at a manchester tram stop has been detained under the mental health acty are aged ten. the foreign secretary sets out what britain can achieve in asia following brexit — in a speech in singapore. a uk ticket—holder scoops a £115 million jackpot in the new year's day euromillions draw. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. a man suspected of stabbing three people in manchester on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act. the 25 year old was arrested after the attack at the city's victoria station. police say a counter—terrorism investigation is still ongoing. speaking on bbc breakfast earlier, former counter—terror chief major—general chip chapman explains how it's decided whether terror suspects should be detained under the mental health act. well, to be detained under terrorism, you need the motivation to be ideologically driven, you need a grievance and, generally, you have some kind of radicalisation agent. but the fourth one — which may apply here

it's under the mental health act.ip chapman is a former head of counter—terrorism at the ministry of defence. good morning to you, thank you very much forjoining us. and what you have heard about this attack, what can you tell us about other possible motives? well, to be detained under terrorism, india demoted to be a ideologically driven, you need a grievance, generally have some kind of radicalisation agent, but the fourth one which made apply here because he was detained under the mental health act, is mental vulnerability. this came in particularly under the channel programme, where last year, people we re programme, where last year, people were referred to the programme, those people were vunerable of radicalisation, potentially before getting on the conveyor belt towards the terror act. and what happens? can you tell us at all? well, they are given support if they meet the criteria. back in the at a range of things, mental health issues, alcohol and drug abuse, and try to change the ideological mindset. in a sen

suspected of stabbing three people in manchester on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health actder after the attack at the city's victoria railway station. police said a counter terrorism investigation was ongoing. let's talk about what the global media is grappling with today. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making headlines across the world. we begin with brazil's top—selling paper, folha de sao paulo. it has extensive coverage of the inauguration of the country's new leaderjair bolsonaro. the president says it's time for brazil to free itself from socialism. the financial times takes a closer look at the recent trade and market turmoil. in the commentary section, martin wolf argues the future might not belong to china and, infact, india may take the global economic lead. the uk's independent newspaper has a picture of the new horizons probe team high—fiving each other. the celebrations kicked off after it was confirmed the space probe had successfully completed a fly past of the icy rock ultima thule. mumbai's business standard has an important mental health st

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were stabbed at manchester's victoria station on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act the couple who are still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin, tottenham beat cardiff 3—0

a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, and detained under the mental health act bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the market in 2019, after the worst yearfor the market in 2019, after the worst year for global equities since the 2008 financial crisis, veteran investorjim rogers gives us his view of the next 12 months. new year, new trade war hopes. will we see a resolution to the conflict between the world's two biggest economies? good morning, asia. hello world. it is the new year. glad you could join us for the first edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we all know that 2018 wasn't great for stocks. investors around the world lost a whopping $13 trillion us, that is bigger than the size of china's economy. 40% of the loss ca m e size of china's economy. 40% of the loss came from asia, 30% from the us, march came in the final month of the year and wall street had its second worst december in history with the bigger slide since the great depression. international investorjim rogers gave us his view of the year ahead. you think 2018

25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held uer the mental health act. police say there is no evidence so far that he was acting with anyone else. the victi' injuries are serious but not life-threatening. our correspondent danny savage reports. danny: a railway staon in central manchester just before 9:00 last night. police restrain the man on t ground who moments earlier had been wielding a knife, attacking passersby. a bbc journalist was on the platform at the time and saw what happened. >> new year's eve. people have had a drink, and it is just a bit loud, and the next few seconds, but then just heard shout, as part of the sentence, "allah." hmm, doesn't sound good. at the point i was just edging on to jump onto the truck. he was pepper sprared, he was ta they kind of swarmed on him an brought him down. danny: three people were stabbed. one was a policeman, the other two were a couple, a man and won in their 50's. tel the injuries were serious but non-life-threaning. a short time later, the man was bken away from manchester's victoria stationpolice,

—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held under the mental health actar he was acting with anyone else. the victims‘ injuries are serious but not life threatening. danny savage reports. a railway station in central manchesterjust before nine o'clock last night. this time last night the area behind me was sealed off after three people were stabbed by a man. move away now. move! police restrain a man on the ground who moments earlier had been wielding a knife, attacking passers—by. a bbcjournalist was on the platform at the time and saw what happened. it's new year's eve, people have had a drink. they've probably — "it's just, it's just a fight. "it'll fizzle out in the next few seconds." but then ijust heard the guy shout, as part of a sentence, he shouted "allah", and i thought, hmm, that doesn't sound good. but at the point, i was just edging towards the tracks to jump onto the tracks he was pepper sprayed, he was tasered. theyjust kind of swarmed on him, brought him down. three people were stabbed. one of them was a policeman, the other two were a cou

—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held under the mental health actacting with anyone else. the victims‘s injuries are serious but not life threatening. our correspondent danny savage reports. a railway station in central manchester, just before 9pm last night. move away now. move! police restrain a man on the ground who moments earlier had been wielding a knife, attacking passers—by. a bbcjournalist was on the platform at the time and saw what happened. it's new year's eve, people have had a drink, they've probably — "it's just, it's just a fight." "it'll fizzle out in the next few seconds." but then ijust heard the guy shout, as part of a sentence, he shouted "allah", then i thought, hmm, that doesn't sound good. but at the point i was just edging towards the tracks to jump onto the tracks, he was pepper sprayed, he was tasered. theyjust kind of swarmed on him, brought him down. three people were stabbed, one of them was a policeman, the other two were a couple — a man and a woman in their 50s. all the injuries were serious, but not life—threatening

the 25—year—old arrested on suspicion of attempted murder has been detained under the mental health actoughts and prayers are with those who were injured and it is important for the police investigation to take its course, they said and any assumptions and speculation to be avoided. we have had an update on the couple who were injured, the couple in their 50s. the man is due to be released from hospital in the next few days. his partner, who was injured in the face and the stomach may be treated in hospitalfor a and the stomach may be treated in hospital for a little longer. sophie. thank you. police in lincolnshire have begun a domestic—related murder investigation after three people were found dead after a fire at a house near boston. emergency crews were called to the property in kirton in the early hours of new year's day. detectives say they believe they know the identities of the victims and aren't looking for anyone else in connection with the fire. they say they believe it was domestic related. the home secretary has questioned whether migrants making the journey across the engl

that the 25—year—old man who was arrested on suspicion of adapted murder was detained under the mental health acte was likely to remain in a secure mental facility for several months. the suspect‘s family have released a statement saying their thoughts and prayers were with those who were injured and it was important for the police investigation to take its course and for any speculation to be avoided. tonight, greater manchester police say they're continuing to examine computers and phones as part of their investigation. they're also trying to establish if anybody else encouraged the attacker. sophie. by the time they are 10 years old, children in britain have eaten their way through an entire childhood's worth of sugar. that's according to research by public health england which is urging parents to take action and cut back on their children‘ s sugar intake — to tackle obesity. children over the age of four should have no more than the equivalent of five to seven cubes a day depending on their age — that's the recommended amount. but in reality they're consuming almost double that — an average

—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held under the mental health actanyone else. the victims' injuries are serious but not life threatening. our correspondent danny savage reports. a railway station in central manchesterjust before nine o'clock last night. this time last night the area behind me was sealed off after three people were stabbed by a man. a bbc journalist a bbcjournalist was on the platform at the time and saw what happened to. it is new year's eve, people have had a drink and it isjust a fight that will fizzle out shortly. but then i heard the guys shout allah and thought they did not sound good. at that point he was pepper sprayed and tasted they came and swarmed on him and brought him down. three people were stabbed, one of them was a policeman, the other two were a couple, a man and woman in their 50s. all the injuries were serious, but not life—threatening. allahu akbar! a short time later the man was taken away from manchester victoria station by police, shouting "god is greatest" in arabic. the chief constable says it is being treat

authorities say the 25-year-old suspect is being held under the mental health act and is refusing toperate. police say he stabbed three people including a police officer with a kitchen knife. all expected to recover and it does appear they say that he acted alone. >>> an illinois priest under a criminal investigation for child sex abuse is missing. reverend roger mcgrath is accused of sexually abusing a student in the 1990s when he led a catholic high school. the 72-year-old was removed from the public ministry in 2017. church officials say he moved out of the friary in the last couple of months and has not been seen since. >>> time now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. >>> good morning. unsettled weather for texas with a mix in the center part of the state leaning over to snow going into new mexico and heavy showers coming out of the eastern side and leaning towards the lower mississippi valley region. now, as far as the lower mississippi valley region is concerned widespread rain across mississippi, alabama, tennessee going into south carolina. cold in the north

were stabbed at manchester's victoria station on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act. signals from the nasa space probe, new horizons, confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. far—right politician jair bolsonaro has been sworn in as brazil's new president. he used his inaugural speech to promise to free his country from socialism and what he called political correctness. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a serious condition. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who's the political editor of both the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. welcome to you though. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph says the transport secretary is introducing a new teenage railcard especially for 16— and 17—year—olds. the mail goes with a report on sugar intake, claimi

detained under the mental health act — a man suspected of stabbing three people at a manchester tramtake for an adult by the time they are 10. the foreign secretary sets out britain's global role following brexit in a speech in singapore. could it be you? a uk ticket—holder scoops a £115 million jackpot in the new year's day euromillions draw. and spurs look like title contenders again. their pursuit of liverpool at the top of the premier league is back on, as they return to form.

that the 25—year—old man who was arrested on suspicion of adapted murder was detained under the mental health act he was likely to remain in a secure mental facility for several months. the suspect‘s family have released a statement saying their thoughts and prayers were with those who were injured and it was important for the police investigation to take its course and for any speculation to be avoided. tonight, greater manchester police say they're continuing to examine computers and phones as part of their investigation. they're also trying to establish if anybody else encouraged the attacker. by the time they are 10 years old, children in britain have eaten their way through an entire childhood's worth of sugar. that's according to research by public health england which is urging parents to take action and cut back on their children's sugar intake to tackle obesity. children over the age of four should have no more than the equivalent of five to seven cubes a day depending on their age, that's the recommended amount. but in reality they're consuming almost double that, an average of around 1

suspect arrested after the stabbings at manchester's victoria train station is held under the mental health actdication. a new year with fresh hope on trade — will positive comments from the us and china translate to a resolution to the conflict between the world's two biggest economies?

the 25-year-old suspect was arrested on the scene and he's been detained under the mental health actoperating with authorities. >>> tests will be done today at cleveland water fountains after some passengers got sick. they were treated and released thankfully. an official says the fountains in cleveland's airport may be connected to their illnesses. for now those fountains have been turned off and water quality tests will be performed today. >>> so at first look it's just a pair of glasses. >> but these eyeglasses brought color into a 23-year-old man's life for the very first time. nick noah from iowa had been looking into buying a pair of these special glasses for himself. >> but his father surprised him with the $350 gift for christmas, and the video of him using the glasses for the first time has gone viral. >> you can see the color of my house, right? >> look at your shirt. >> i never realized how colorblind i was. >> wow. >> nick says it was a sensory overload at first. as you can see in that video. but, wow, it must be like looking into a whole new world. >> absolutely. they sa

frenzied" knife attack on three people in manchester on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health actr—old is being held on suspicion of attempted murder as part of a counter—terror investigation after the stabbings at the city's victoria railway station. police said there was nothing to suggest others were involved. the victims were left with serious but not life—threatening injuries. the family of the detained man, who has not yet been named, have issued a statement saying their thoughts and prayers are with those injured. one of those hurt in the attack was a british transport police officer, sergeant lee valentine. sergeant valentine said he had "no idea" what he would face when he heard screams. the btp chief constable, paul crowther, said he'd visited sergeant valentine and gave an update on his condition. lee and his team are in good spirits. i was able to talk through with them the detail of the events, which actually took place almost where we are standing. they heard the commotion and the shouts and they responded really quickly. within a matter of seconds they had the indiv

know, the 25—year—old arrested on suspicion of attempted murder has been detained under the mental health acthts and prayers were with those who were injured. it was important for the police investigation to take its course they said. for any assumptions and speculation to be avoided. we also had an update on the couple who were injured that night. the couple in their 50s. the man is due to be released from hospital in the next few days. his partner, who was injured in the face and in the stomach, may be treated in hospitalfor a and in the stomach, may be treated in hospital for a little and in the stomach, may be treated in hospitalfor a little longer. a murder investigation is under way after a woman and two men were found dead following a house fire in lincolnshire on new year's day. it happened in the village of kirton near boston. police are are not looking for anyone else in connection with the blaze. they are appealing for witnesses to the fire to come forward as their investigation continues. a woman has died after falling hundred and 50 metres from a mountain on new year's day. ??new

address following the attack and a 25—year—old man was arrested and detained last night under the mental health acte released in the next day or so. his partner is also making progress but is expected to be in hospitalfor longer. that coming injust now. well, one of those hurt in the attack was a british transport police officer, sergeant lee valentine. this afternoon, the btp chief constable, paul crowther said he‘d visited him and gave us an update on his condition. lee and his team are in good spirits. i was able to talk through with them the detail of the events, which actually took place almost where we are standing. they heard the commotion and the shouts and they responded really quickly. within a matter of seconds they had the individual under control. they we re very the individual under control. they were very modest about what they did. i don‘t think they saw it as anything out of the ordinary. i think they are heroes and they did incredible things. they are in good spirits, but we need to take care of them now and make sure that we have them now and make sure that we have the right supp

mental health crisis. the americans with disabilities act requires police to make "reasonable modifications" when dealing with people with disabilities because their actions can often be misconstrued as suspicious, uncooperative, or even illegal. the department of justice says police officers need to be trained to recognize the difference in behavior and de-escalate tense situations. nationally, police academies spend nearly 60 hours on firearms training and only eight hours on de-escalation or crisis intervention. our correspondent, diane roberts, met with a police department in maryland that's getting extra training from a teenager. diane: taking his bike out for a ride. it's where jake edwards loves to be. here, he's fast and focused. but sometimes, the world around him can't keep up. jake has autism. jake: that means my brain works very, very fast. diane: and sometimes, that fast brain gets the 16-year-old into trouble. jake: and i yelled, "help, help, help!" out in the driveway. diane: that was a few years ago, when neighbors called police after discovering jake outside in the dead of winter barely cloth

trained law enforcement officer and access to a mental health counselor through the department of mental health school services program. and the time to act on this is now. not next year. now. [ applause ] thank you. for decades, every family's goal was for their children to go to college, which then meant a four-year degree. higher education was and still is the key to success. but, ladies and gentlemen, the industries have changed. the work has changed. the skills required in today's modern workplace require us to stay ahead of demand and adapt with rapid advancements in technology. modern manufacturing plants and assembly lines have been transformed into intricate computerized environments driven by advanced robotics, artificial intelligence and sophisticated logistical delivery systems which are designed to deliver finished products around the world from south carolina. this economic prosperity can also be achieved today through two-year associate degrees and a multitude of certificates from our state's exemplary technical colleges. our technical college, 16 colleges established in 1961, is the best in the country. last year, our prog

care options to thousands of iowans and by unanimous vote enacted comprehensive mental-health care in the future ready iowa acts. indeed it was an historic year. [applause] [applause] [applause] as we began the 88th general assembly i am proud to declare that the condition of our state is strong. our budget is balanced. our cash reserves are full, wages are going up. unemployment at it is at an all-time low tickets of the people in the power and their ingenuity, iowa is soaring. [applause] i know however that not everyone feels that success. i know in families workplaces and even in this chamber there are iowans who are struggling, sometimes in silence. today i am asking this legislature to work with me again to fight for those individuals, to make sure that iowa success is every iowan success. a year ago i stood at this podium and i told d that my vision for the future is in iowa overflowing with opportunity, opportunity for working families, young people and our communities both urban and rural, a place where it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor, young or old, male or female, where your last name and zip

schizophrenia and until recently according to his grieving family they've been acting strange and they stick to this mental health issue because when you hear mental health you think crazy so if they can put in people's mind said that this was a crazy person who attacked the officer then they feel that they have leverage within the community we have violently mentally ill people whose violence is a direct result of their untreated mental illness. they are on the streets of our cities because there's no place else for them to go and their families cannot. stand intact and then why did they take so long and tell us what happened and. they said the name i did. this isn't his wallet. and this writer see. yes. they have closed in this case still with. chief flynn said that we need to do a better job in tunis that is something that is very true. but the tray have limits will is to not kill him that officer murdered my brother. as they didn't know one way or another if you had a mental illness until my mom was questioned in their car forty five minutes. rear oh no matter i believe damien was two years old. that. they ma

acted alone. analysts did find a decline in his physical and mental health and his finances in the last few years.o more cases of measles found in hawaii both were visitors from washington state where an outbreak is under way. state health officials say no other travelers were exposed to the virus. and a new case also confirmed in clark county, washington. that's 37 in the state this year. with 12 more suspected cases in neighboring oregon. there's one confirmed case of measles also being linked to the washington state outbreak. >>> let's stay out west. if you're a driver in california, listen up. a mystery surcharge costing you extra money for gas anywhere from 20 to 40 cents a gallon, according to a report by the state energy commission. california drivers have been paying the premium since at least 2015. that's when prices spiked due to a refinery explosion and never went back down. the mystery surcharge has caused californians anywhere from $3 billion to $5 billion a year. more than a dozen state lawmakers have called on the attorney general to investigate. >> let's get to the bottom of that.

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mental health. public health saves lives if we act now with urgency. driven by compassion and guided by science. partners are dedicated to reducing infant mortality. we educate on the abc's of safe sleep and provide mental health support, housing, and free cribs, in seven years, we reduced infant mortality by 40% and cut the disparity between black and white infant mortal disparity by 50%. we defined all those who said infant mortality is too complicated. there are too many factors that contribute to it. yes, there are, but public health is the intersection. and we can convene all sectors and set a clear north star. several years ago. a study in our cities found that up to 10,000 children needed something as basic as eye glasses but weren't getting them. and we at the health department worked with johns hopkins and multiple local and national groups to set up a program to provide eye glasses and screenings to every child who needs them k-8 right in the schools so students don't have to misclass and parents and caregivers don't have to miss work. i remember an 8-year-old girl who was receiving her

act. the updates emphasized substance abuse and mental health services. efforts to help at-risk young people obtain an education, and, of course, accept stronger responsibility because it had accountability measures to protect taxpayers and to better serve youth who come into contact with the juvenile justice system. then another part of senator culver's work was his work on the commission that had his name, the culver commission. he deserves great recognition for this. the audit was, i'm told, the first of its kind to review the senate's legislative and administrative operations. in senator culver's words, he said the senate needed, quote, a careful and probing study of the whole central nervous system of the senate and its institutional well-being. end of quote. as the newly chosen senate president pro tempore, and as author of the congressional accountability act, i also want this institution to run as efficiently and effectively as possible for the american people. in 1980, senator culver and i faced off in an election for the united states senate. he

house minority leader kevin mccarthy fired up, calling on pelosi to, quote, act like a speaker and claims her request is mental health straighted by pure politics. kirstjen nielsen says that the department of homeland security and u.s. secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the state of the union. >>> nationwide more people are feeling the real life effects of the government shutdown, growing concern that for overworked and unpaid federal airport employees. in san jose, the city council has approved a plan to give short term no interest loans to help them pay for food, gas and rent. ed lavendera has more on the steep price americans are paying for government dysfunction. >> reporter: in washington, federal workers wait in line for food. >> when i saw there was a free hot meal for people who have been affected by the shutdown, i decided to come down and get -- you know, take advantage of that. >> thank you for being here. >> reporter: the chef's foundation is feeding thousands of federal workers going without pay. coast to coast unpaid federal employees are turning to charities for help. but the effec

mental health issues. [applause] we didn't get into this crisis overnight and we won't get out of it overnight either. the members have been true partners on this issue and acting two major bills that build on the pillars of reform, prevention an, education, treatt and recovery. today we are one of the handfulf states that since they overdose deaths dropped in 2017 and the intervention of the changes that work and showed progress and we've also added an initiative by credentialed recovery coaches who will be coming online for about 2019 and beyond. [applause] dealing with opioid addiction is enormously difficult. relax as an inevitable part of the story. helping people to avoid becoming addicted in the first place aiming to challenge. diffusing the presence of fentanyl which is now in 90% of all drug overdose deaths is a challenge. but on behalf of the people in the commonwealth, and especially the families and family members to deal with this addiction issue every single day, i want to thank you for all that you've done and we look forward to working with you going forward as we continue to battle this deadly disease. thank you. [applause] its resulting in one

acts of grace that we talk about my brother walter. that we expand access to medicaid. that we create opportunities for mental health care. that we stop filling our prisons with a stick. that only happens when people of good conscience, people of good heart and people of good action. stand up and speak forth. first i need you to do what? and then i need you to what? and third i need you to do what? and if you will educate and advocate, and activate we will victory. claim for america. thank you so much. >> cia director gina hospital, national intelligence director and christopher wray testify before the senate intelligence committee on threats to the united states. watch lunch live coverage tuesday beginning at 9:30 am eastern on cspan 3 and online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> live super bowl sunday at noon eastern, author and sportswriter dave's iran is our guest on book tvs in depth. author of many books including what's my name full. game over, how politics has turned the sports world upside down and his most recent jim brown, last man standing. >> i love sports and that's why think we need to figh