milton: no manches, carnal. ¿qué te pasó?banda tan machitos, porque agarrarnos solos es de cobardes. kurt: así también nosotros los vamos a agarrar, a la mala

milton: no manches, carnal. ¿qué te pasó?achitos, porque agarrarnos solos

the bbc‘s milton nkosi sent this update from pretoria.eeting here for well over ten hours. it's now way after midnight and they've been discussing how to recall presidentjacob and they've been discussing how to recall president jacob zuma and they've been discussing how to recall presidentjacob zuma from being head of state. what we now know is that since we've been here, the president of the anc, cyril ramaphosa, drove out and he went to presidentjacob ramaphosa, drove out and he went to president jacob zuma's official residence and when he arrived there was some delay at the gate, they said it was too late, but eventually they were let in. after a very brief period, the convoy returned that here and they were still talking i suppose at that time he had come back with the response from president zuma about whether he would voluntarily resign or whether he would be forced to be recalled probably through an impeachment process in parliament, and that would be a humiliation that cyril ramaphosa had said publicly he is trying to avoid. remem

milton keynes. quite good, i think. there is more to milton keynes. thank you.old willjoin us from pyeongchang with laura deas who won a bronze medal. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the husband of murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory after allegations of sexual harassment were made public. mr cox denies assaulting a woman at harvard university in 2015 — but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. he has left posts at more in common and thejo cox foundation after the mail on sunday published the claims. the new education secretary damien hinds says he wants more variety in university tuition fees ahead of an england—wide review into university funding. in an interview with the sunday times he also said the income threshold for repayment would be considered as well as the length of time before loans are written off. it comes on the same day the treasury committee

you're going to become milton "lil rel" howery. and then just milton howery.'s like dwayne the rock johnson. trust me on this one. you're an academy award -- i guess you're not technically a nominee. will you go to the academy awards? >> i thought i was. >> jimmy: then what happened? >> you know, we called and they looking for my ticket. oh, you not in the first group. >> jimmy: what does that mean, you're not in the first group? >> so the first tickets they give out, i'm not on that list. >> jimmy: oh, no. listen, i'll get you in. don't worry, i'm the host of the show. >> i'm serious, i want to go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you have a big part in that movie. it's not like you had some tiny little scene. >> i know, it's weird too. after that call, i went and like youtubed last year's and counted both groups, the group that thought they won and the group that won, there was like 20 people on the stage. >> jimmy: from each movie. >> so they got extra tickets. >> jimmy: they give them to producers who are like -- you know. just tell them, i'm lil rel. and by the way

milton nkosi that. -- there.sident trump has promised what he's calling the biggest and boldest infrastructure investment in american history. announcing the plans as part of his new budget, he said he wanted to create thousands ofjobs, building roads, ports, and airports. the proposal is for some $1.5 trillion of investment, but only $200 billion will come from public funds. last friday, reuters published an extensive report into the killing of ten rohingya men in september, including this photograph and eyewitness accounts. while working on the story, two of the agency's journalists were arrested and now face up to 14 years in prison. a long—time friend of aung san suu kyi, is the former us ambassador to the un bill richardson. he has been speaking to my colleague katty kay about what happened to the reuters journalists. when i asked her i said, with these two specificjournalists, why are they being detained? they were doing theirjob, they possibly discovered some mass graves. she exploded at me. she wasn't wil

the bbc‘s milton nkosi is in pretoria, and sent this report earlier.t we now know is that since we have him here, the president of the anc, cyril ramaphosa, drove out and he went to presidentjacob zuma's official residence, and when he arrived there, there was some delay at the gate. they said it was too late, but eventually they were let in. and after a very brief period, the convoy returned back here and they were still talking, i suppose, at that time, he had been coming back for president jacob zuma at that time, he had been coming back for presidentjacob zuma on whether he would voluntarily resign or whether he would be forced to the recall, probably to an impeachment process in parliament. that would be a humiliation that cyril ramaphosa had said publicly he is trying to avoid, remember that president jacob zuma still a man's considerable political support in rural areas in particular, hints of africa. he is an anti—apartheid struggle hero, he spent ten years behind bars on robin ivins, alongside nelson mandela, fighting apartheid and white—minor

this school in milton keynes is one of a dozen schools sending work to the stars.ng. i could not believes mine was picked. tiny cows. i was screaming. i could not believes mine was pickedm tiny cows. i was screaming. i could not believes mine was picked. it is amazing for me for mine to be picked to go into space, not many people have gone there. i feel very special. why do you feel special? it isa special. why do you feel special? it is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity, and, you know, it is not every day a cow gets sent to space. it is not just the children pinching themselves. i did not believe it at themselves. i did not believe it at the start but i knew it came from a good source. it is unbelievable. i say to you realise there are going into space! they want to film the scorchers floating around inside a small box. they are trialling a camera which will eventually be used to explore the moon for water. who are the competition entrants? a huge variety of sculptures from all over the world. it is an incredible response from the dissidents. as you can see, a huge

undergrad in the library at lyon college, and i came across this book written by a geographer named milton lafferty. i opened it up and there was a map of the ozarks, the borders. i discovered i grew up in the ozarks, but had never really -- i knew i grew up in the hills, that we were hill people, but i never associated myself with this label. that was almost 30 years ago. i devoted my life to studying the history and culture of the ozarks, and try to define what that means, and trying to sort reality in myth and the story of the ozarks. most of the 19th century settlers, especially the pre-civil war settlers, came from appalachia, or the greater upland south. , anywhere from the piedmont of north carolina easterne tennessee, to kentucky, southwestern virginia, what is now west virginia, northern alabama northern , georgia, greater upland south areas really supplied the majority of settlers. you transmit those cultural practices, religious practices, everything is bundled up in culture. it gets transmitted from places like east tennessee and eastern kentucky to the ozarks. we share a lot i

burrow with cigar. >> did you talk to milton. >> no he was walking across the street we almost ran himrstand that joke. that one's on you. but the other thing was early on you get to go see over at the chinese theater you see all these films from the past and wonderful actors getting out from the golden age. >> jimmy: yeah the hand prints all the different stars. >> it's a dream, you get there as a young kid, you want to be an actor so bad so last night i get to go to a premier and where is it held? at the chinese theater. and it's a great movie "game night." >> jimmy: it's very funny and you're first comedy. >> the first dedicated film of comedy i've been in. >> jimmy: amazing. >> you saw it jason bateman and rachael they're wonderful in it. he's so much fun to watch it's like an acting class he owns what he does. great movie. >> jimmy: he's pretty much exactly like his character in the movie would you agree with that. >> i can't tell you because most of the time when we'd speak it would be what do you want in your coffee and i would go get it for him. probably. i don't know. very nic

how milton smith says he demanded a special meeting those directors who attended decided against sacking the now instead he says the deputy chairman john bowler told manager no more boys will stay with them now and said well i'll take it so. i have kids with me. i have no complaints richard are never had any complaints about. dariel virtually no i just sat down and. looked and so well is that i mean over and that was it. then l stayed at crewe for another four years the club has never said why he left. in part to an els linked to gary speed who committed suicide in twenty eleven the speed family have always denied he was a victim but new evidence suggests otherwise. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to form a powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping you what it's about creative thinkers shaping their continent's future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. and this is different not just whether someone is going

non-stop for 46 hours, money raised benefits pediatric cancer patients and their families at penn state milton s hershey medicalun justo be able to put a smile on their face and distract them from wveng as we can. >> anything that i can do to 's faces, or give them more opportunity oris an opportm going to take right away. on raised more than 10 million-dollar, alwaysr it is. >> lets bring katie in the mix because we're talking about some rain moving out asut then t should warm up nicely. isalready we are off to a only going to mean that we can warm up more readily f we rom ht weather, while at least initially and then agatoght, rae camera lens at palmyra cove nature park overlooking philadelphiaen distance. it is more difficult to make that out that sky line off in the distance and just because we have got more moisture in alr cloud deck to be lower to the ground and some you'll find yourself flicking windshield wipers. i wish this lens but it tells you a story. lets look elsewhere at storm different representation of the rain moving through, but most of the heavier stuff is out of pnt. we ho

allÍ milton carallo con un remate que se colÓ en el primer palo.an a los cupones y que el gobierno pretende adquirir al por mayor para reducir costos. algo que preocupa las organizaciones que trabajan con familias de escasos recursos. >> el no tener los fondos para comida, si los padres necesitan pagar la renta como afecta si el estudiante va a la escuela listo para aprender os iba pensando en no comer hoy. palmira: el departamento de servicios sociales nos dijo que no tenÍa comentarios sobre el plan de presupuesto de donal trump. es importante recalcar que se trata palmira: los queremos invitar a seguir participando en este segmento llamado " hoy aprender ". sÓlo tiene que enviarnos su vÍdeo y obviamente vamos a compartirlos para conocer el talento de lo que aprendieron los niÑos ese ahora mismo en el facebook live. enrique: mientras el senado discute el futuro de los soÑadores, otra corte se suma a la ofensiva para mantener vigente la acciÓn diferida . un juez en brooklyn dice que la administraciÓn fracasó en explicar la decisiÓnde cancelar daca.

england's badminton squad for the commonwealth games was announced today in milton keynes.change of stance in uk sport funding. over a year ago they cut their entire olympic programme funding of overfive million pounds....now one of their best medal hopes — the mixed doubles pairing of chris and gabby adcock will receive financial support. as james burridge reports... badminton‘s version of the crossbar challenge. only this bar is a bit thinner and harder to hit. england squad for the commonwealth games at last have something to laugh about. after all, they know a thing or two about hitting targets. it is a big dealfor about hitting targets. it is a big deal for us, about hitting targets. it is a big dealfor us, it is not often about hitting targets. it is a big deal for us, it is not often you about hitting targets. it is a big dealfor us, it is not often you get the mainstream tv. it is a good chance for us to get some exposure into badminton. it has been a big fortnight the babington england, the well—publicised sweeping financial cutbacks of uk sport which took £5 milli

as more claims were made, bennell moved out of his home in milton keynes, was found unconscious at ad and charged by police. he was interviewed 30 times, on one occasion described how the sickening abuse would begin. yeah, they all... i mean, the grooming, er... as it's called, and i didn't think it was... it was starting in respect of getting them to like you, getting them to feel comfortable with you, bit of toy fighting, er... a few tweets here and there, just to sort of see the reaction i got, and that really is a grooming process that i used. he has presented throughout the interviews as somebody that is completely indifferent to the suffering he has caused and not once has he shown one iota of empathy or remorse to these victims and to what he has put them through. what sort of man is he? cruel. and selfish. the only person that matters to barry bennell is barry bennell. with dreams of becoming a professional footballer, and promises of the newest and best kit, barry bennell lured his victims to his homes here in derbyshire and elsewhere. described as an aladdin's cave for youn

what do you think, milton? caller: good morning, and thank you for taking my accustom you know, sometimes we have to put our country ahead of our party and that last caller is a clear example. ok, trump, congress passed the sanction. he refused to enact those sanctions against russia. he clearly, you notice he goes after and criticizes everybody but he refuse to say one bad thing about putin. and congress and the republican leadership is -- it's not like they not defending this country. and it really gets to me that as an american, we are not standing up to this. i mean, they make all excuses for collusion. trump and his people meet with the russians like his son-in-law, his son, don jr., then when the meeting is discovered, they lie about it. circumstances the attorney general, talks to the russian also domplete they lie about it. i mean, it must be one good fire down there for to it be -- you know what i mean? and they significantly lie when they get caught. what is trump doing about it? nothing. thank you. c

it goes to help pediatric cancer patient and their families at the milton s hershey medical center unbelievablee student, like normal guys can just have such an impact on these kids lives. >> thon has raised more than $487 million since 1977. the organization built itself as the worm's largest student run philanthrope. >> i they do such an amazing job every year. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> the young and the restless is coming up next. ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> juliet: i was fired for cause. i made a super-dumb mistake that is costing brash & sassy hundreds of thousands. i would never win a wrongful termination suit. >> hilary: i am talking about sexual harassment. now, that's a suit that you will win. slam dunk. >> hilary: and if a supervisor is taking advantage of you... >> juliet: he's not. >> devon: so

money raised benefits pediatric cancer patients and their families at the penn state milton s.rshey medical center. >> it's so much fun. it kind of distracts them from whatever we can for as long as we can. >> anything that i can do to -- to put smiles on those children's faces or give them more opportunity or hope, that's an opportunity that i'm going to take right away. >> well, last year the convenient raised more than $10 million. very impressive every single year. >>> well, many children love mcdonald's happy meals. >> but some favorite fast food items may not be included in the kids' meals anymore. coming up what menu changes are in store at the golden arches. katie. >> uh-oh. got to listen to that one. we have a storm system that can't decide where it wants to go just yet. i'm going to walk you through the scenarios of this storm in my full weather hit after the break but here's what we know for sure. saturday night is the timing for whatever's coming our way and it could be just a mix of wintry weather. we'll have all the details in that full forecast coming up. >> ♪ >>

mills borrow, reading at 57 degrees. 56 in milton and 50 in allendale.have a warm front trying to enter the area. that's why the obvious difference in numbers. a ten-degree difference between two counties here. the warmup will try to surge farther north here. we're going to see a big variation in temperatures. 60s farther south by the afternoon. >>> philadelphia, heavy rain is moving through. that jumps into camden county, burlington county as well. i've been talking about this all morning. the good news about the heavy rain, it's not sitting in one spot for too terribly long. we don't have any flood concerns necessarily. but you might see ponding on a few roadways. live pictures shows it's scattered through south jersey with this pocket of heavy rain. these will continue tracking fr're not seeing any yet at the shore, you will be soon enough throughout the morning hours. look at the rain, it's more light to steady in the lehigh valley and berks county. if we really pull this out, there's a break in sight that's going to hit just past noon. one more line

milton at 42. lewis beach, 44. dewey beach, 42 degrees atz as well. already kind of mild forecast.se numbers will continue to climb into the afternoon hours to mid and upper 40s for highs. there's a look at radar and satellite where you can see the clouds that edged up against the western portion of our viewing zone. you see the rich will effect on the clouds. these won't be rainmakers, just clouds hanging over the region this morning. for the rest of us shall it's a clear, sunny picture through the morning hours. looking at a high of 48 in philadelphia and 45 in the pennsylvania suburbs. you can see the icon, a good bit of sunshine. delaware, 47 later today. southernmost points may be a little warmer than that. what's happening is, we have high pressure building in. high pressure is our friend. it boosts temperatures up. really boosts in the days to come. take a look at the hour-by-hour model. through this afternoon there, the waerm temperatures and dry conditions. we go overnight into your monday morning, if you have to go to work, some of us maybe but others staying home on pres

richard: richard wescott, bbc news, milton teams. jane: good luck to them. many kentucky fried chicken outlets across the u.k. remained closed because of an ongoing lack of a key ingredient, yep, that's chicken. the fast-food chain blames delivery problems and is encouraging staff to take time off while restaurants are close but jority are franchises, which means many workers could be hit hard. rsreporter: for chicken lond fast-food fans, it is another day of sadness. hundreds of kfc stores closed across the country because of a shortage of britain's most popular bird meat. >> absolutely unbelievable. how could you run out of chicken at kfc? reporter: while this kfc is in the center of birmingham is open, it has a limited menu. it serves chicken popcorn only. the chain says almost 600 remain closed around e country and it not clear when they will be back open. kfc says it haened because it changed distributors. it used to use a south african-owned company. but it recently changed to dhl, d that is why, it says, they've been having some problems. >> we saw th

more than last year, money benefits pediatric cancer patients and their families, at the penn state milton s hershey medical center job well done year after year. >> one movie has huge opening weekend at the box office, how black panther pounds on the competition coming up next. >> plus celebrities show solidarity by wearing black at the awards, but one notable figure who showed up in a different color. we will tell how it was when " eyewitness news" this morning continues. >> billboards outside of missouri dominated the british academy film award. >> three billboards outside missouri. >> won five awards including best film, best actress, and supporting actor award for sam also won directing honors, and cocoa won for best animated film. >> and the time is up, campaign sexual misconduct recurring theme throughout the evening. the actresses wore black to show support for the movement. one of the few to wear a colorful gown, however, was the dutchess of cambridge, kate middleton. she chose to wear green instead. now, while middleton did receive some backlash, to avoid making a political state

milton: ooh, that's a very good question, because the anc has been sit down the middle on the way to the decemr elections, where president jacob zuma's supportershe lost to own comrade, cyril ramaphosa. t his business friendly, he is a lawyer by training. he negotiated the settlement that ended apartheid alongside nelson mandela. it looks like a lot of confidence, and the currency has even strengthened. ja: thank you very much indeed for joining me. for weeks, the white house has been under pressure over how they handled the ce of rob porter, an aide accuseleof domestic ve. there have been conflicting timelines and questions about why the president hasn't spoken in support of the victims of such ase. today in the oval office, he made the statement. m totally trump: i' opposed to domestic violence of any kind. everyone knows that, and it almost wouldn't even have to be said. so now you hear it and you allow t. thank you all very much. jane: the bbc's north america reporter anthony zurcher spoke to me a short time ago about the timing of the comments. anthy: very quick to offer praise

money raised benefits pediatric cancer patients and also their families at the penn state milton s. medical center. last year the event raised more than $10 million. >>> now for sea isle city visitors today was also about putting mind over matter for the 24th annual polar bear plunge. little chilly dip today. hundreds of brave souls stripped down to their swim wear to take a dip in the icy atlantic today. proceeds from the event benefit various community events hosted by the sea isle city chamber of commerce and revitalization. the commute work is not done yet. the tenth annual mike's seafood run walk for autism that kicks off tomorrow morning from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. so i'm glad we got the weather out of the out of the way. >> 60's, thursday and friday. 30 degrees. i was crying as i was breaking my mittens back out. >> you were breaking your mittens back out. >> i like the way she says mittens. >> mittens. >> we had such a mess today after those mild days. >> yeah. >> check this out. precipitation has come to an end but that fog has settled in. 33 degrees right now. we do have a lot

raising $10.1 million, the money goes to help pediatric cancer patient and families at the penn state miltonkids, college student, like normal guys consideration just have such an impact on these kids lives. >> i agree to that. so thon has raised more than, get this, $147 million since 1977. the organization builds itself as the wormed's larn he is student run philanthropy. >> makes very valid point there, one person can make huge difference, when you put all of the people together, look at the difference they've had year after year, congratulations to everybody there. job well done. katie, on an upswing, very mild weather coming. >> huge upswing, are you little taste every may in mid february? >> yes, sure a.m. >> talk about, yes, please, i mean, we are are all over the place with these temperatures for yet another seven day. for now still chilly. going to be going back and forth between your different seasonal closet. i know you all have four seasonal crocket at home. but yes, you can't really put away sun season get ready for the next with this pattern change, every day is different from

used once or twice are sorry times you should take milton a for ten days for fourteen days and the courses of treatment of his mutilate recommended by produce a day. one man's three months even six months up to you it depends on the. disease and what the patients have. well it is still early morning in young chang and we'll have to wait till thursday afternoon i guess to get all the reaction from the international olympic committee from the russian side as well and from the sporting community and general around the world this is something that was completely unexpected we were expecting a long arbitration at the court of arbitration for sport but now suchan again surprise you turn unexpected u. turn and we all remember that this just comes days before the international olympic committee is meant to decide whether to cancel the suspension of the russian national olympic committee and whether to allow the russians to march under their flag at the closing ceremony so many things were pending on that specific trial and we don't know the future of that for now yet but i guess it won't happen be

from john milton at the height of the english civil war arguing against censorship and in favour of thentury, advocating searching for and discovering the truth by way of free speech and debate. a philosophy of freedom of expression in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance has been one of this country's great intellectual gifts to the world. in an open market space of —— place of ideas in which different viewpoints can coexist and people are free to make the case for the own beliefs, opinions can be change, arguments one and progress achieved. mill, working in cooperation with his wife harriet taylor was a leading advocate of women's rights. but the cause of women's suffrage had to ove rco m e cause of women's suffrage had to overcome entrenched opposition just to be heard. as an early campaigner, margaret win leveson vote that sometimes hostility was so great that the police were alarmed. occasionally we were taking to the police station and kept there for safety u ntil police station and kept there for safety until far into the night. those who fought to establish the right, my rights, ev

his brotherjason hill who was a lawyer in milton keynes also died. he was 32 years old., jennifer barham, survived. also on board were jennifer barham, survived. also on boa rd were newlyweds jennifer barham, survived. also on board were newlywedsjonathan udall and ellie milward, seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. they had been saving up for their holiday for a year and three who died had been attending worthing college. they had gone with their passions to enjoy their young lives, going through their careers as they had wanted, to get to this stage in their live and die so young, it is just devastating. in the minutes after the crash passengers and crew from other helicopters in the area rushed to help. they included a nurse. when we finally got some medical equipment down there i started helping with putting in iv lines, then another crew came with medication, so i started administering that, give them fluids to help prevent them from going into shock, kept a really close eye on them and did what i could do. a dust storm meant rescue teams ha

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saw itself as a natural partner of milton road to see being too cool to dick to raise amaze later thoughts of it. so in some ways actually the u.k. at least theoretically would be a natural partner if we look at the strength that china has to contribute to building the road a lot of it is around industrial capacity the chinese economy produces too much steel for domestic demand but if we can create demand in all these other parts of the world. that's an advantage that we have china has probably more experience now building mass infrastructure whether it's high speed rail or airports than any other country in the planet whereas the u.k. has real experience in project management in the financing of mega projects and if the opportunity was given for them to be involved in a managerial in a finance capacity a lot of these projects. everyone who is well served by these problems still had a raise of able to stand in judgment so they would it would have maybe a billion dollars into this well i think that the the practical problem right now is that if you look at the work that has been done and un

used once or twice or three times you should take milton a four and a four fourteen days. course of treatment of his mutilate recommended by the producers. one man's three mon's even six months up to you depends on the. disease of the patient have. it is still very early morning here in south korea and to get the reaction of the international olympic committee the russian side and all the others here at the winter olympics i guess we'll have to wait till thursday afternoon everyone really expected a long legal battle but now it seems it's not happening plus something else that you have to bear in mind is that the audio c. was meant to announce its decision on february twenty fourth on the possible cancellation of the band of russia's national committee and also on whether to allow the russians to march on their flag at the closing ceremony and everyone thought that this ruling depended on alexander's case what's going to happen to it now is a very serious question. and we betray a lighter note one hungary and skiers performance of the games has fired up the twitter sphere

stuart's brother, jason hill, a lawyer in milton keynes, also died. he was 32 years old. milward and jonathan udall, seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. the friends had been saving up for their holiday for a year. all three who died had attending worthing college. —— all three who died had attended worthing college. as ex—alumni of the college, they've gone on with their passions, enjoying their lives and going on with their careers as they've wanted, and to get to this stage in their life and die so young is just devastating. in the minutes after the crash, passengers and crew from other helicopters in the area rushed to help. they included a nurse, katie kineally. when we finally got some medical equipment down there, i started helping with putting iv lines in and other crews came down with pain medications so i started administering that, gave them fluids to help prevent them going into shock. kept a close eye on them and did what i could do. the helicopter took off from boulder city in nevada, travelling through the grand canyon, they crashed

obligations and generally twenty she said we have failed to ratify the dean medication agreement with milton legal and this is a bad signal this shows that kosovo is not ready to respect international obligations therefore we remain isolated even in this is probably our own minister there i respect has you're not ready to respect international obligations i express her view this is an agreement that's a very course of and went to europe our parliament has a different view. and this is reality the are you still live in democracy and how can you be trusted you make an agreement with montenegro montenegro's signs the agreement and then you backtrack this is not a legacy of of the creating this is the challenge that they are facing how can you be trusted in the future it's a legacy that we don't want to follow that this is why difficult there's going to have responsibilities disagreements instantly response of the trolls troll and your own ministers as you do the national to gauge. the good part of it that we are in good communication with montenegro it's unfortunate this is related the views ar

coming up: unique insight into the polar bear‘s struggle for survival, on milton polar ice. -- arctictroversial republican memo alleging the fbi abused its surveillance powers during the election campaign. the father of three sexual abuse victims has lunged at the disgraced usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar during his final sentencing hearing. scientists studying the decline in the survival rates of polar bears have observed them expending more energy than they can consume as they hunt. the researchers found that the bears have a higher metabolic rate than previously thought and are unable to catch enough prey to meet their energy needs. victoria gill has more. a polar bear‘s view of the arctic. these remarkable images were captured cameras inside tracking collars that scientists fitted to nine solitary female polar bears. in a study carried out over three seasons in the arctic, the researchers set out to understand whether the animals were getting enough to eat during the critical spring thaw. satellite studies have shown that arctic sea ice is decreasing at a rate of about 14%

stuart's brotherjason hill, a lawyer near milton keynes, also died. he was 32 years old. on board were newlyweds seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. the friends had been saving up for their holiday for a year, all three who died had attended worthing college. as excellent night of the college they have gone on with their passions to enjoy their young lives, going through their careers as they have wa nted through their careers as they have wanted and to get to the stage in their life and die so young is just devastating. in the minutes after the crash passengers and crew from other helicopters in the area rushed to help. they included a nurse, katie kineally. when we finally got some medical equipment down there i started helping putting in iv lines and another crew came with pain medication so i started administering that, gave them fluids to help prevent them going to shock, kept a really close eye and did what i could do. the helicopter took off from boulder city in nevada travelling through the grand canyon and crashed in the remote quarterma

agent dave d milton showed us several different ghost guns. many had come off the streets.cently confiscated 46 at haraid at a single home. >> there's nothing that a.t.f. can do. >> reporter: ginger colbrun is also with the a.t.f. >> these firearms are with gang members. these firearms are being found at various crime scenes all over the country. th reporter: police say unregistered homemade guns were noed last november when kevin neal killed five people in a northern california shooting spree, and in 2013, when john zawahri shot and killed five in santa monica. why can't the a.t.f. just go shut down the people selling these parts? >> a.t.f. can't go shut down the n'ople selling these parts because these parts are not regulated. >> reporter: and there's no limit to the number of ghost uns one person can own. si it's really up to those tmpanies to be responsible. they're the ones who are going to have to live with themselves. >> reporter: authorities say they're now beginning to see ghost guns show up at gun shows. it's a 50-year-old law that makes it legal to own ghost guns

adams when he had a conversation about drawing on the old testament, he said i got that from milton. how is an argument against the bible was influential in various ways regardless of whether or not the people quoting it believe that the bible was the real word of god in a specific way. this is a quote from gordon wood, one of the most imminent american religious -- religious historians in the revolutionary era. he said it was the clergy made it meaningful for most common people. for every gentleman who read a scholarly pamphlet and delved into history for an explanation of events, there were dozens of ordinary people who looked to their ministers on interpretation of what the revolution meant. the bible was part of a language, it was part of the symbolism, the narrative that everybody knew. if they owned one book, it was the bible. bible asing about the it used to wage war, a bible used a patriots. in so doing, and it using the bible to wage anywhere, they had to overcome certain obstacles. the bible wasn't just a militant, violent document. there is a lot that speaks against violen

the party has threatened mr zuma with a parliamentary motion of no milton nkosi is injohannesburg.r a long time, what is going on? yes, president zuma is digging in his heels. he gave an interview to the local public broadcaster and he is explaining that he has been victimised and he has never defied the organisation. but at the same time, he said he will give a statement later today. president jacob zuma's days are numbered, literally. his governing african national congress wants new party had cyril ramaphosa sworn in as president within the next couple of days. but in a statement earlier, he said attempts to unseat him were unfair. people are saying is uma must go. my problem is that it is not a new thing, it has been said the in higher year, not a new thing, it has been said the in higheryear, including people saying this, they are all saying it. they themselves never provided a result. the net is also closing on president zuma's friends. the controversial gupta family. this morning, on the priority —— armed police known as the hawks arrived in thisjohannesburg police known as

even conservative economists like milton freedman thought the idea has merit.ns by elon musk and on ther tech titans. in stockton, california, they are going to give folks $500 in basic income. we are in the midst of a technology book that's taking a lot of jobs, and some think there is a place for new deal for those people displaced by artificial intelligence. but people need to work for a number of reasons. stockton's unemployment is 6.6%. 20% of the adults don't have a high school diploma and many can't speak english. also give them skills and instill a sense of pride. that's to me is a universal goal that's more enriching than a handout. family bruce and katie frates. complete let me start with you, peter. i have written extensively about this. what are your thoughts on this. this booming idea, universal basic income. >> i don't agree with it. i think it makes no sense. i think what we should be doing is we should take the money we are spending on welfare and poverty program and take that money and concert it into jobs in the private sector where possible,

witness john milton. give me the liberty to know, to put aer and to argue freely according to conscience above all liberties. witness even the pre-gramski, rose luxembourg. freedom is exclusively for freedom for one who thinks differently, all that is instructive, wholesome, purifying in political freedom depends on this essential characteristic. argue with them if you like. but do not expect me to believe that freedom of speech is some disguised puppetry of the powerful. it is to the contrary an indispensable ingredient for preventing tyrannies. tyrannies be they of the left or the right. be they in the name of the father land, the vok, or the workers. there are always two great questions to be asked at such moments of crisis, who is to blame, what is to be done. we have seen how many hands are soiled with blame, for the present crisis of the first amendment. but what is to be done? the great instinct of humanity, even when facing catastrophe, is to do nothing rather than something. but we will not make

drawing on the old testament in common sense, thomas payne brushed it aside and said i got it from milton. this is an argument against how the bible was influential in the various ways, regardless of whether or not the people quoting it believed that the bible was the revealed word of god in a specific way. this is a quote from gordon would, one of the most eminent american religious -- american historians, specifically in the revolutionary time. he says it was the clergy who made the revolution meaningful for most common people, because for every gentleman that read a pamphlet and dealt in a week and agent history for an explanation of events, dozens of ordinary print -- americans who read the bible who look to ministers for interpretation of what the revolution meant. the bible was part of the language. it was part of the symbolism and a narrative everyone knew. if everyone owns the book, this is the case in the 19 century, it was probably, if they owned one book, it was probably the bible. i am talking about the bible as used to wage war, used by patriots. in using the bible to wage an

the competition is by a company in milton keynes.ts cows, back in 78 has become famous for its cows, back in78a has become famous for its cows, back in 78 a canadian artist created six concrete cows and they are part of the town now, they have been kidnapped. health to ransom, placed in compromising position, they have been vandalised, repainted several time, we hope the space cows won‘t be subject to any of that. aminute —— among the team we started a come p9p —— among the team we started a come pep foirtion a song. i have return of of the space cow—boys i think i‘m ona of of the space cow—boys i think i‘m on a winner. what do you think? you need to get out more. that is your team, is it. it is not often we see you ina team, is it. it is not often we see you in a gallantry. these are the people who make sure we get on time. we have the director and nick and amy on autocue and you can‘t see andy and dj behind the scenes but as is the case with you, massive team behind the scenes. if that is what you think fine. thank you very much. m