sainsbury‘s tidwell whilst tesco was going through a rough patch and whilst morrisons was nowhere nearround in the last few years and sainsbury‘s has found it a lot tougher. this tells us more than anything else about how much sainsbury‘s needs asda. anything else about how much sainsbury's needs asda. absolutely. the big question is does the cma allowed sainsbury's and asda to tie up. without that merger there is a big question about where it goes next. a lot of investors will be pinning their hopes on the cma being lenient with sainsbury's and you have to look also at the impact of the discounters, algae and little. no case to we have the big four seeing a broader market. there is a much broader sense of competition and the market and that might be in favour of sainsbury's. thank you very much indeed. good news from majestic wine. more detail on the web page. their sales were up 6.2% in the ten weeks up to christmas. financial markets are all higher in europe following a very strong close in asia earlier today. we will see how long that lasts. now let's get the inside track on the pu

here's keith morrison. >> it was her first time in las vegas, her first look at that famous strip, its outsized kitsch, its gaudy cavernous casinos. with their endless electronic clatter and their darker places where men in black suits hover over the steadied calm of high-rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrian solomon, and she was here on business. >> i was excited to go, to see what this city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference. meeting planning was her business. a road job. >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> and now the job had brought her here, to a vast casino, all alone. exciting of course, but buttoned down compared to her previous more exotic occupation, teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club med and worked for the vacationers for seven years, living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it's like to have a job where your responsibility is to teach people how to relax and have fun and do it in a wonderful setting. >> it was the best job. >> in which she learned to embrace moments of fun, new experiences, a

>> well, we all tribute tony morrison. >> brown: how could we not. >> it's toni morrison.nd barbara smith writes about james baldwin and how his words helped her become a writer. there's one writer, debby writes about how reading the memoir "boy" was fund meant toll her experience, so it's not necessarily just about seeing an exact reflection, but to make sure that these symbols had meaning and they build significance. you can really explore. reading feels to me like an exploratory practice. you should be able to find characters and stories you can , ll into. >> these are writemen who became writers. >> yes.ou how much didee their beigin story connecting to the writers that theme? >> oh, yeah, completely. i think at the end of her story, she said she read this one book and it wasn't until she wrote herow that she was able to really -- >> brown: that's right. >> it was su a profound statement, a powerful way to end, it compelled her to want to bring write her own story, and i think that is the takeaway from the anthology that we could write our own stories and be persistent

today we had morrisons, one of the big supermarkets, reporting christmas numbers.re up 3.6%, pretty healthy. but that was largely driven by its wholesale business. if you look at what has been going on in its core supermarkets, the growth was just 0.6%, a slowdown compared to the previous quarter. the boss said today consumers have become increasingly savvy, i think what he means as we were shopping around christmas. he said there was a sense that consumers were a bit more cautious and careful with spending, given the wider political uncertainty. that chimes with the broader industry data from cancer worlds panel out today showing there was overall growth in the grocery aisles, we spent more this year than last, £450 million more, but the rate of growth has been the slowest for a year. i don't think anybody will be popping the champagne corks, but there were winners. aldi and lidl, the discounters, steal a march. they are at their highest ever market share and almost two thirds of uk households shopped in a lidl aldi in the christmas period. we will know more about

see week wages slowing housing rising debt couldn't life get difficult for your embattled pm scott morrison his view on the scene well let me tell you why just growth would be much lower if we hadn't incremented our agenda for a stronger growth and more jobs i mean by any measure the unemployment right five percent is wrote below where it was when we came into government people thought it would hit given the circumstances we inherited and indeed the more recent data shows that were just grows picking up and if we continue to increase the level of employment in australia which we expect will happen in the libel supply continues to tighten up of course we will expect prices to continue to increase i mean to be an election in a few months time we will be putting our economic agenda forward the target of this food and you're trying people get to decide that is democracy straight in finance minister mathias cormann thank you very much or is going to talk to. ben reporting from davos there now as delegates are trying to wrap their heads around the big topics of the present in the future artificia

here again is keith morrison. >> travis forbes was right where they wanted him. behind bars.olding him on suspicion of stealing a friend's car, not for kenia monge's disappearance. but at least he was here back in colorado. >> getting him back, how important was that to you? >> very important. i wanted to know where he was. >> and you wanted him in your town. >> yes. >> detective nash gurule was hoping to coax travis to tell the real story of what happened to 19-year-old kenia monge. by this time kenia had been missing for several weeks. >> he was 9 person. we had eliminated pretty much everyone else. >> but just as detective gurule was closing in on travis, as he geared up to pry out a confession or at least evidence sufficient to lay a charge, he got a nasty little surprise. >> his friend dropped the charges on the stolen car. she was very adamant that he didn't do anything wrong. >> why did that happen? >> i would talk to her sometimes daily and she was his biggest supporter. >> she wouldn't believe that he was a dangerous guy. >> absolutely not. not the travis forbes she

here's keith morrison with "secrets in the mist." >> january, 2013, point vicente, california. the wet, gray morning cold has settled in to stay. at noon a police boat sets off in the pea soup fog. a hail mary pass apparently, a slim chance to find the truth at last. but why there? why after all those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold, easier that way. before came along with their wild ideas about murder and facebook of all things. and now this -- their doomed errand into the fog. her name was carol jean meyer, though she was carol lubon when all this happened in march, 1981. the night of the slamming doors, the harsh words, the car roaring away. and it's an old story anyway -- pretty girl gets pregnant at 15, marries the guy. pretty soon she's a 20-something with two kids and a hankering to live, really live, for a change. and this particular pretty girl >> she was fun. she was outgoing. she had a lot of friends. >> she had two sisters -- terri was the younger one. gail the older. >> we were very close and made each other laugh all the time. >> but caro

the government reacted to these questions or proposals in any way yeah well prime minister scott morrisonhas reacted strongly saying that he called it indulgent self loathing and today he even made a statement saying we shouldn't crowd walk away from history for him this would be a denial of the history of modern australia as he calls it which is colonialist but some green party members have actually moved two balls today in local city councils and for some people the victory has already been won because this day has become a day of of remembrance of the history of indigenous people in australia ok thank you so much that was to see if talking about the controversy surrounding what some people are calling invasion in australia. tennis now and japan's now me osaka has won the australian open a second czech republic's petra to secure her second grand slam title in just four months the defending u.s. champion took the first set after mastering her opponent's serve put pressure on thinks about but the czech claw her way back into the match to win the second set. her game up in the third set sh

here's keith morrison. >> reporter: the game is called "mousetrap." a little ball on its track. the tiny taunting mice which, unless every lever works in unison, will not be caught. and how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. so odd that what really happened could so eerily mimic a children's game. >> oh how nice! >> reporter: these are the people it happened to, the jessee clan of orange county, california. they vacation together -- >> i'm tired, i'm ready to go home. >> reporter: share birthdays -- >> this one's for bev. >> happy new year! >> reporter: even got together for a monthly game of 10-pins. what these grainy home videos don't show is what is yet to come. which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, mice so clever that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. to begin with, it was 1998. "shakespeare in love" won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a sweltering august night, hottest of the year, when cheryl deedham got a strange call from her dad, jack jessee. >> i

would be a problem any response from the government at this stage well the prime minister scott morrison has come up pretty strong he's called it indulgent self loathing and he's asked why australians want to crab walk away from history from his perspective he says that this would be a denial of what he considers modern australian history which is history of course colonisation some people in the government some green party members have come out. in favor of changing the date and some local city councils have actually officially decided not to celebrate the day for some victories are been won actually because this day has already become a national celebration of indigenous culture right comments and news day which i'm sure will continue to make some traction online following it for a report i mean as if thank you very much indeed. and we stay in australia for ten days to news japan's and i mean osaka has won the australian open or sack of beach the czech republic's petra fifth of a to secure a second grand slam title in just four months well the defending u.s. champion took the first set

he roomy new >>> in west texas, a successful launch for blue morrison. this was the company's 10th test flight of its hydrogen fueled rocket. the room a new shepherd capsule is designed to carry half a dozen researchers and tours into space. the flights to n later this year. >>> me mo o and it was all caught on video. the volcano erupted yesterday evening in central mexico. the explosion caused lava and ashes dispute. this also shows a big smoke plume rising. no damage was reported but researchers with the mexican government will continue to monitor the volcano. >>> this frozen sing along lake erie in ohio, wind, water and the frigid air came together to create these tall ice sculptures. the ice transforms signs and all of those lampposts. >>> it is too bad that people are having to deal with the cold but it is actually kind of cool. boy, that is incredible to see that! you have to endure bitter temperatures to see something like that for us, looking at it is amazing. this is also amazing, blue skies and a really nice afternoon all across the bay area. h

here again is keith morrison. >> there is a purity to confession, a real cleansing of the soul.fter months on the lam, elisa mcnabney, aka laren sims, was offloading the secrets of a lifetime. didn't hold back yes, she killed larry. her husband of nearly seven years, she said. but it wasn't her idea. >> i said, i don't know what i'm going to do. and she said, we have to kill him. and i said, i can't kill him. >> she said? who was this other woman who pushed elisa to commit murder? turned out detectives had already talked with her. remember sarah dutra, the young secretary elisa's friend who came back with her little dog who had been so helpful after elisa disappeared? now saying that killing larry was sarah's idea. >> i never would have done it on my own. >> elisa told the story this way. larry was a heavy drinker and drug user. he was abusive, she claimed and feared for her life. one day she confided in her young friend, sarah, and sarah said there was just one thing to do, kill larry mcnabney. now in this three-hour long interview elisa went into detail after gruesome detail o

even more unexpected, the tiny here's keith morrison. >> nothing about that morning made any sense. >> it all seemed like just such a bad nightmare. this doesn't happen in our happy little world. >> it was a saturday morning in july 2008. the happy little world, a sweet and livy suburb of raleigh, north carolina. a place a young family would aspire to. if you were someone like hannah pritchard, for example. >> there's always lots of friend-making going on through someone you meet. lots of cookouts and family functions. >> like the one in the neighborhood the night before. so hannah would have heard party stories that saturday morning from her friend nancy cooper. would have. because nancy didn't show up. >> i hadn't heard from her maybe by like 10:00 i called her house. brad answered and he said oh, she went for a run. >> nancy was an athlete, training for a half marathon. brad cooper was nancy's husband. >> i was like, okay. when did she leave? i don't know. 6:30 or 7:00. i was like, she's not back? >> weird. if nancy had to cancel their meeting, surely she would have called. hannah

the uk's fourth largest food retailer morrison's released their recent results.es up 10% on last year. coming up on the programme, carol will have the weather for you. we will speak with tom kerridge and we will be with the breakfast family, who will be collecting all of the plastic in their house in december, and there is a lot of it. it is all here in the studio in a giant bin which i will be delving into shortly. i did open it earlier and there is a proper honk. proper what? honk. sally is here with the fa cup. wolves managed to see off the lead leaders liverpool. they did and 2—1 was the final score. liverpool played a changed team from the last game they play and a few days ago. you have to look atjurgen klopp and think, is he prioritising the fa cup? i don't think so, he has an eye on the premier league titles. congratulations to wolves for a fantastic win. arsenal against manchester united looks the stand—out tie of the fa cup fourth round draw. can you believe they have been drawn against each other? more on that in a minute, but wolves pulled off the fin

with the conclusion of our story, here's keith morrison. >>> when the jury went into seclusion to deliberatejessee family thought justice was just hours away. but as the sun set on the courthouse, nothing. no word. same thing again next day. and the day after that. the problem? there was a holdout. >> it got very heated. >> yes. >> in the deliberation room. >> these members of the jury told us 11 voted for conviction. but there was one lone juror who felt some level of compassion for sandra. >> she related to the sandra jessee concern that jack jessee's illness would eat up their nest egg. >> i felt like she was enjoying the control she had. >> there was nothing. nothing we could do or say. >> people were getting so heated and there was so much anger that she started to shut down even more. >> and that scene played out for three and a half days until the judge said enough and declared a mistrial. >> i was in tears. >> i was too. and thinking of the family and what they've gone through. that was heartache. just heartache. >> mm-hmm. >> i thought i was going to pass out. >> yeah. it was horrib

here again is keith morrison with "secrets in the snow." >>> it's horrible.i don't even know how to explain having a microscope go into your world. it's surreal. >> there are few secrets in a person's life that will escape the attention of a determined homicide detective. >> everything comes out. absolutely everything. >> dale and stephanie, it turned out, had their share of secrets. the weird thing one chilly morning six weeks before stephanie was murdered as stephanie told her friend, jennifer. >> she heard spanking and she told me she counted at least eight spanks before she got up the stairs and down the hall to the kitchen. >> well, my boy was acting out far beyond, you know, the norm. and i said, come on. >> that was a wednesday morning. stephanie was furious about the spanking and stormed off to work and that very day was laid off from her county job. and then still upset with dale, stephanie went to see a judge and filed a restraining order against him, sought advice from her friend, bill. >> honestly, i was a little bit surprised. i had never detecte

curry put the icing on the cake by sending morrison a christmas surprise. >> to reilly from steph curryeilly from steph curry. it's occurry 6. oh my gosh! they're so cool! >> steph curry now does have a girl's collection under the under arm our website, all thanks to reilly morrison, girl power at work. >> that wraps up this hour. coming up right now, more news with halle jackson live on capitol hill. a couple things going on there today. >> reporter: just a little bit. i am halle jackson live here from the capitol where today washington is waking up to face a new political universe, divided government for the first time for donald trump. but not for nancy pelosi. set to make history again as speaker of the house, ready to challenge is the president out of the gate today. what she is telling us exclusively on everything from the russia investigation to what it's like negotiating with the president. >> the president either doesn't know what he's talking about or doesn't want to know what he's talking about. >> reporter: pelosi and her party now take control of the house in the midst of a

up being true >> i coudn't believe somebody would do that to her just pure evil - >> here's keith morrison with "black friday. >> reporter: a hot august night in texas, 2014 the lone figure knew where to go, knew where the store kept the cash grabbed $18,000, and was gone. but it was only money. and no one got hurt. not that time, anyway. the story begins here in ft. worth, texas, which turned out to be the perfect growing up place for a rough and tumble, free spirit named ashlea harris. >> i was around 10 when she was born and so the perfect age to pretend she was my baby. >> reporter: melissa hill is ashlea's eldest sister >> she marched to the -- a beat of a different drum. she would wear just things that did not match. her hair was just -- didn't seem combed, you know >> reporter: she was never the little princess type >> no. no >> reporter: there were three girls in the family. ashlea was the baby. their mom, monica, remembers how ashlea loved sports and music and art and bingo! >> it was our mom and daughter bonding time, and she'd just get all giddy and excited. >> reporter: by the

here's keith morrison with "suspicion." >> 7:00 a.m., november 15th, 0 2007, dawn in salt lake city, he pull into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine, sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up, and then the voices, the terror, the nightmare beginning. >> immediately ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired and i laid there thinking, okay, this is how it is going to end for me. >> going to be dead. >> yes. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> somebody just shot the man in front of the village inn. >> it stands in stark contrast to much of the rest of salt lake city, this chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in the boom years before the bust. and the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd, outliers of a sort, iconoclasts in this mormon city. >> i love this building. it was fabulous. >> bianca brooks, for example, born into privilege in england, raised in ireland and africa, she came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i met chris and we just hit it off. >> christopher wri

here's keith morrison with "the confession." >> they keep him in here, deep inside the multiple walls and the armed doors and the rows and rows of raiser wire, the confessed stabber, the convicted killer of that sweet, young woman all those years ago. he is lucky to be alive probably given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl's mother for the death sentence, which made what that mother told us later on very puzzling, indeed. >> let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him go. ♪ >> her name is carol dodge and the amazing story she would tell us tonight began on the worst day of her life. it was a thursday, june 13th, 1996, mid-morning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> i dialed angie's number at work and a lady answered. i said, this is carol dodge, angie's mom. she said, angie has been found dead. >> just over the phone. >> i remember saying, god, no, please no. this can't be real. >> happened, it turned out, the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just start

force lisa to reveal and uncover painful secrets about her husband and their marriage here's keith morrison with "dark valley." >> reporter: there is a kind of peace here, here in her own chosen exile the vast pacific for company how else to live with what's impossible to understand or forget. what began that sunny afternoon, far away in southern california's san fernando valley, early may 2012 >> something was really wrong, but a lot more wrong than i could imagine. >> reporter: it was the boy who knew it first, knew something was wrong. his dad was supposed to take him to school that morning but after school - >> i was to go to the school and pick him up after basketball practice when i showed up he said, "daddy didn't pick me up this morning." and i said, "what? he said, "daddy didn't show up this morning." >> reporter: it can happen busy families. people forget. the boy got to school some other way. >> he said he called a friend from around the corner >> reporter: or sometimes, things fall apart. >> the situation sounded too crazy. love affairs, love triangles, drug dealers, it just sou

here's keith morrison with "silent witness." >> i think i paused for a second. had to take a deep breath. and just the reality of what was going on would sink in. >> reporter: those who saw the footprints will not forget them. they were tiny and they were bloody. >> i had to get my composure to finish searching this house to make sure there was nobody else in the house. >> reporter: it was the third of november, 2006, early afternoon. deputy scott earp had been dispatched to a quiet and leafy neighborhood called enchanted oaks the outskirts of rale league, north carolina. here for the 911 call from this place, on birchfield drive. >> i think my sister is dead. >> tell me what happened. >> i have no idea. oh my god. >> the caller was meredith fisher. she had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young, a woman who in death was about to be famous. >> listen to me, ma'am. i'll tell you what you have to do. you need to calm down so we can help you. you said there's blood everywhere? list

lauren was walking along morrison bill road when she was struck. that crash right near the church where he volunteered for more than a decade. the driver iseing held without bond. >> the marines reacting to a murder inhe district. this after police arrested a navy corpsman inn apartment on wisconsin avenun northwest d.c. colin potter is charged with first-degree murder in the death. medics found him dead in theha way of an apartment building early yesterday morning. thearines are telling news 4 the suspect in station in quantico enlisted in 2010 in the navy. they are investigating what led up to the attack. >>> flu season is here and whe comes to vaccinating tourself, there are two options. the flu s or the nasal spray version. new research ishowing the nasal spray is less effective than the flu shot when it comes to children. new research in the centers for disease control and prevention said the nasal spray called flumist was not as effective for children. data shows flumist is only about 20% effective against two strains of the virus. compar t t