and qatar's nasser al—attiyah extended his overall lead in the dakar rally with victory in thursday'srth stage. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis and the news that former world number one andy murray has annouced he'll retire from playing after this year's wimbledon championships. at an emotional news conference ahead of the australian open in melbourne, murray left the room in tears before returning a few minutes later. he's been plagued by a hip injury for much of the past 18 months and was a doubt for this yea r‘s australian open which starts on monday. murray has played in 11 grand slam finals, winning 3 of them — wimbledon twice, and the us open. he'll also the two—time reigning olympic champion. yeah, obviously been struggling for a long time. i've been in a lot of pain for, well, it's been probably about 20 months now. pretty much done everything that i could to try and get my hip feeling better and, you know, hasn't helped loads. you know, i'm in a better place than i was six months ago but you know, still in a lot of pain and yeah. it's been to

were quote unquote enjoying the spotlight larry nasser was sentenced to more than three hundred years for sexually abusing young gymnasts. lindsey vonn is set to return to the world cup circuit after an injury delayed her long goodbye to skiing before retirement been injured her knee before her scheduled first race of the season back in november but is due to start at corteen on saturday the american had announced that this would be her final year although she has since decided to extend that by one race into next season. unfortunately just body telling me it's not. it's not for lack of motivation or. lack of desire or lack of will. it's a lack of cartilage to be quite honest. you know i just can't move my body can continue. to do what i love well that's it for me here in sport but we'll have much more for you later and that's also it for main. this news hour but my colleague richelle carey will be here in just a few minutes with more of the day's news you can also keep up with all the latest stories on our web site that's al-jazeera dot com. slide castle a ways and experience the wor

were quote unquote enjoying the spotlight larry nasser was sentenced to more than three hundred years for sexually abusing young gymnasts. wendy vonn is set to return to the world cup circuit after an injury delayed her long goodbye to skiing before retirement bought injured her knee before her scheduled first race of the season back in november but is due to start at corteen on saturday the american had announced that this would be her final year although she has since decided to extend that by one race into next season. unfortunately just the body is telling me it's not. it's not for lack of motivation or. lack of desire or lack of will. it's a lack of cartilage to be quite honest. you know i just can't move my body can't continue. to do what i love well that's it for me here in sport but we'll have much more for you later you can find much more on our website they dress for that is al jazeera dot com and for now that's it for me for this news hour but i'll be back here in just a few minutes with more of the day's news. to be a child is to be innocent and carefree but it comes to an

were quote enjoying the spotlight while the university is quote trying to go back to work larry nasser was found guilty in twenty eighteen of sexually abusing gymnast reporters report say angler has been asked to resign before he is fired on thursday for those comments. tia is on the verge of winning his third dakar rally title the qatari sealed his third stage when of this year's race and finished just under five minutes ahead of second place not the roma others though struggled to make it seven time former champion stefan petter hensel crashed out of the race when his co-driver david suffering a back injury in the accident the drivers have the final stage ten coming up on thursday. night mariana sanchez is there and sent us this report. well this is the ninth stage of this race that began last week people here cheering drivers arrived in the next to last twenty four hours there will be a definition on the final the who will win. dakar rally however all people all the experts here tend to say that it will take for. drivers not to win this race he's ahead of dakar legends like. the fre

were quote unquote enjoying the spotlight while the university is trying to get back to work larry nasser was found guilty in twenty eighteen of sexually abusing gymnasts reports say anger has been asked to resign before he is fired on thursday for his comments. a tia is on the verge of winning his third dakar rally title the qatari sealed his third stage when of this year's race and finished just under five minutes ahead of second place ninety roma others though struggled to make it seven time former champion stefan petter hensel crashed out of the race when his co-driver david suffering a back injury in the accident the drivers have the final stage ten coming up on thursday no mariana sanchez is there and sent us this report. well this is the ninth stage of this race that began last week people here cheering drivers arrive in the next to last in twenty four hours there will be a definition of finally who will win. dakar rally however all people all the experts here tend to say that it would take for. driver not to win this race he's ahead of dakar legends like stefan peter hans all the

were quote enjoying the spotlight larry nasser was sentenced to more than three hundred years for sexually abusing young gymnasts. the milwaukee bucks could be heading further best season in years in the n.b.a. they took first place an eastern conference on wednesday night after beating the memphis grizzlies over in the west the l.a. clippers and the utah jazz are vying for playoff spots georgists nyang pegged the clippers back in the second with a block on patrick separately. there's a child korver was calling the tune for the jazz he ended up with nineteen points utah winning by twenty this is a fourth straight loss for l.a. . well that's all your sport now back to you ali thank you very much that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me for the home team in doha thank you for watching barbara starr is live from london next stay with us. whether online i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet or if you join us on sat there was a rush of adrenaline will be felt this is the moment that we have been waiting for this is a dialogue the government has codebase and a legal protest an

were quote unquote enjoying the spotlight larry nasser was sentenced to more than three hundred years for sexually abusing young gymnasts. the milwaukee bucks could be heading up for their best season in years in the n.b.a. they look first in the in place in the eastern conference after beating the memphis grizzlies over in the west the l.a. clippers and the utah jazz are vying for playoff spots georgia seeing the clippers back in the second with a walk on patrick beverley korver was calling the tune for the jazz he ended up with nineteen points by twenty this was a fourth straight loss for l.a. . lindsey vonn is set to return to the world cup circuit after an injury delayed her long goodbye to skiing before retirement been injured her knee before her scheduled first race of the season back in november but is due to start at corteen on saturday the american had announced that this would be her final year although she has since decided to extend that by one race into next season. unfortunately just the body is telling me it's enough. it's not for lack of motivation or. lack of desire o

were quote unquote enjoying the spotlight while the university is trying to get back to work larry nasser was found guilty in twenty eighteen of sexually abusing gymnasts report say anger has been asked to resign before he is fired on thursday for his comments. masser a tia is on the verge of winning his third dakar rally title the qatari sealed his third stage when of this year's race and finish just under five minutes ahead of second place not the roma others though struggled to make it seven time former champion stefan petter hensel crashed out of the race with his co-driver david suffering a back injury in the accident the drivers have the final stage ten coming up on thursday no mariana sanchez is there and sent us this report. well this is the ninth stage of this race that began last week people here cheering drivers arrive in the next to last in twenty four hours there will be a definition of finally who will win. dakar rally however all people all the experts here tend to say that it would take for. driver not not to win this race he's ahead of dakar legends like stefan peter hans

stage win of this year's dakar rally in peru on monday but the overall lead remains that of qatar's nassern sunday for the 13—times dakar winner peterhansel he stormed to stage seven while nine—times world rally champion sebastien loeb lost 28 minutes on peterhansel meaning he's now 5a minutes behind al—attiyah. while in the bike section, ktm rider sam sunderland went second in the standings behind honda's ricky brabec, who regained the lead. now, to snooker, where seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan eased past stuart bingham six frames to two to reach the quarter—finals of the masters at alexandra palace in london. o'sullivan made 66 and pinched the eighth frame to win on a nervy re—spotted black, and he'll face ryan day next. ding junhui also booked his place in the quarter—finals with a comfortable 6—1win over debutant jack lisowski. it was never really in doubt for the chinese player and he'll face world number 1a luca brecel next. just to remind you, it is day two of the australian open. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. the match taking place at the moment, joh

peterha nsel won stage 3 of the dakar rally in the peruvian desert on wednesday ahead of qatar's nasserld frenchman peter hansel steadily pulled clear of the pack over the latter parts of the stage, ultimately winning by 3m 265 over his qatari rival — while some drivers including 2009 winner and former race leader, south africa's giniel de villers had engine difficulties. tennis, and thursday is quarter—finals day at the sydney international — but there are several notable absentees from the line—up after a couple of shock results on wednesday. the world number one simona halep is out. the romanian — in herfirst game back since injury — was beaten in straight sets by ashleigh barty. the australian, who reached the final last year, beat another grand slam champion jelena 0stapenko in the previous round. she now plays belgium's elise mertens in the last eight. and the number 4 seed sloane stephens is out. she was beaten by the yulia putintseva. the world number 44 from kazakhstan — who came through qualifying to reach the main draw — came from a set down to beat the former us open champio

it was a day of near misses for some while overnight leader nasser al—attiyah plunged to eighth in the de villiers, the 2009 champion, now out in front with the event running until the 17th of january when it ends in the peruvian capital of lima. mikaela shiffrin was denied a record—equaling eighth consecutive fis world cup slalom win by petra vlhova on tuesday. shiffrin had led after the first run but vlhova set a testing target — the slovakian was more than second faster than the rest of the field. and when it came to the double olympic champion's final run, the american‘s advantage gradually slipped away and she was beaten for the first time in eight events by fifteen hundredths of a second. vlhova had finished runner—up to shiffrin in each of the previous five slaloms this season, and is the only skier other than the american to have won a women's slalom since the start of last season. forty—five—year—old claudia riegler showed the youngsters how it's done at the parallel slalom snowboard world cup in austria on tuesday. in front of home support at bad gastine, the austrian veteran

earlier we heard more from nasser a yemeni journalist and a capital thank you very much intact and know nothing you got until you motive then you said because the most in both in question about who was behind it again fire is not known and did know. this out of the amount of about forces and these. cues that are in fact the from yesterday. and i think who benefits from this incident is that the most important question out and to answer this question who benefits from this question is i think that saudi. backed forces because date is used that we didn't. remember from the beginning especially the back of the forces on the ground and this is what i can say you know ok does the united nations have enough monitors on the ground right now to monitor the cease fire know exactly what both sides are doing. that one if there are u.n. monitors on not enough to get out of us there do you see. person who's in there and they are not enough so this is why they can't say who is the responsible of out of this violation of this bridge and all this clash is they can't say who was responsible because they

qatar's nasser al—attiyah has won the dakar rally title for a third time.d involved 10 stages of competition. the bikes category was won by australia's toby price. you can get all the latest sports news at our website team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. the cold weather has arrived, and it looks like it's going to stick around for quite some time. and it's really cold and frosty in many places right now. not everywhere, because we've got a weather front coming in, bringing in more cloud, bringing some rain. but it's moving into the cold air, so there will be a bit of sleet and snow, mainly over the hills. but ahead of that, still some icy patches, following those earlier showers on the northerly wind. widespread frost, and we could be down as low as minus seven celsius. but there's more cloud coming into northern ireland, into wales and the south—west, bringing with it some rain, a bit of sleet and snow over the welsh hills, then over the cumbrian fells, the pennines, the southern uplands as well. but there may be even a little bit of sleet and snow a

nasser al—attiyah is on the verge of winning the dakar rally for the third time, after victory in wednesday'se and finished nearly five minutes ahead of second place nani roma. that means al—attiyah is now more than 51 minutes ahead of the spaniard in the overall standings. it wasn't a good day for the seven—time former champion stephane peterha nsel, or his co—driver david castera. they were forced to pull out of the race after crashing only 26 km into the stage. castera suffered a back injury and was taken to hospital in lima for tests. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. our weather is taking on an increasingly wintry flavour through the coming days. we're moving into arctic air. the isobars are lining up from north to south, following this weather front south. it will clear southern counties of the uk through the day today. today's certainly a cold day for all of us. should be some decent sunshine around, but there will also be some wintry showers. a frosty start pretty much across

qatar's nasser al attiyah continues to lead the dakar rally after stage 6 on sunday.cond over the 501km journey, he and now leads france's sebastien loeb, who won the stage, by a slim margin of1 minute and 26 seconds. in the bikes section, lorenzo santalino was forced to withdraw after crashing although he's believed to be fine but his bike had to be airlifted away. to the nfl play offs, and in the last of the nfc divisional round match ups the reigning champions, philadelphia eagles, have lost at new orleans saints. the eagles had led 14—0 but how things have changed with the saints storming back to win 20—14. earlier, the new england patriots blasted their way through to the afc conference championship match with a 41—28 victory over the la chargers. the patriots who were superbowl winners in 2017 and beaten finalists last year will now play the kansas city chiefs next sunday. defending champion mark allen has been knocked out of the masters snooker on the opening day at alexandra palace in london. he lost 6—5 in a deciding frame to belgium's luca brecel. only the t

qatar's nasser al—attiyah leads the dakar rally heading into stage two later.nday. the two—times dakar winner, driving for a south african toyota team, led spain's reigning champion and double dakar winner carlos sainz by nearly two minutes after the slikm opening stage. the endurance rally, regarded as the world's toughest motorsport challenge ends in lima on the 17th of january. just to recap, the wolves have put liverpool out of the fa cup, winning 2-0, the liverpool out of the fa cup, winning 2—0, the big story out of the fourth round is that arsenal, who have won 13 times, play manchester united at the emirates stadium, united second on the list, winning 12 times. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. northern parts of the uk on monday were particularly blustery. winds gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour for some. but i think its eastern areas that will see the strongest weather through the day ahead. the swirl of cloud, this area

and qatar's nasser al—attiyah extended his overall lead in the dakar rally with victory in thursday'sere we start with the tennis and the news that former world number one andy murray has annouced he'll retire from playing after this year's wimbledon championships. at an emotional news conference ahead of the australian open in melbourne, murray left the room in tears before returning a few minutes later. he's been plagued by a hip injury for much of the past 18 months and was a doubt for this yea r‘s australian open which starts on monday. murray has played in 11 grand slam finals, winning 3 of them —

nasser some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s.government shutdown one hundred twenty second day on saturday making it the longest in history democrats in congress are come. tinning to defy president trump's demand for funding for a warm along the mexican border on friday the president to backtracked on previous threats to declare a national emergency to make funds available. to the u.s. led coalition against the islamic state group has started the process of withdrawing from syria the pentagon spokesperson confirmed the move just a day after the secretary of state delivered a speech in which she said when america retreats chaos or who follows. to reuters reports of sirte remain locked up in me and ma after a court dismissed their appeal against seven year sentences for breaking the official secrets act the journalist was sentenced we're investigating atrocities against a range of muslims their lawyers argued that they were framed by police. macedonia has approved constitutional changes to rename itself north macedonia to release t

digenova even more so with nasser hardly any alternatives because i'm not the only one looking for a job. because of the bridge collapse over two hundred people are already in a bind without. breaching the persona. ok a little without a job i can't cover my overhead and i have to be paid instalments moments when. i risk losing my apartment if i can't pay my bills anymore what can i do i need to walk the walk through love or level. were. the bridge collapse has turned the chair toes a district of genuine into a dead end. people here refer to the restricted zone as a wall. all the links to the city center and board have been severed. and the people have to make long detours to get to work supermarkets or school. customers are staying away because of the constant traffic jams. one business after another is closing. fishmonger andreea bruno also fears for his livelihood he was born here and his home is here. his shop not only relied on to your toes the locals for its trade but also one through traffic. his turnover has dropped by forty percent since the bridge collapsed how long will he

it was a day of near misses for some, while overnight leader nasser al—attiyah plunged to eighth in thempion, now out in front, with the event running until the 17th of january, when it ends in the peruvian capital of lima. mikaela shiffrin was denied a record—equaling eighth consecutive fis world cup slalom win by petra vlhova on tuesday. shiffrin had led after the first run, but vlhova set a testing target. the slovakian was more than a second faster than the rest of the field. and when it came to the double olympic champion's final run, the american‘s advantage gradually slipped away and she was beaten for the first time in eight events by 15 hundredths of a second. vlhova had finished runner—up to shiffrin in each of the previous five slaloms this season, and is the only skier other than the american to have won a women's slalom since the start of last season. 45—year—old claudia riegler showed the youngsters how it's done at the parallel slalom snowboard world cup in austria on tuesday. in front of home support at bad gastine, the austrian veteran led poland's aleksandra krol from

international space station and sending our astronauts into space let me tell you but the back story here nasser invited to meet who goes into the u.s. several months ago but was then criticized in washington as are goes in subject right now to u.s. sanctions former nasa commander leroy chiao spoke to us about this he says space missions are heavily influenced in fact by politics and the e-mail thinks that despite all the positive work they do. it is unfortunate. the head of the us cosmos were goes and visit was canceled these things you know are of course political above the just nasa has to do with government to government who may have something to do the fact that the congress of the united states congress has just changed hands for the republicans to the democrats and it could be read some kind of a response to that or influence to that everything is about politics at the end of the day right i mean even every even the reason that kerry's get into space programs and space exploration is primarily for national prestige and and soft power over seas you know most allies as well as adversaries h

qatar's nasser al—attiyah will take a lead of one minute and 52 seconds into the fifth stage of the dakaro eventually finish one minute 52 seconds ahead, leaving the frenchman in second position in the overall standings. champions golden state warriors face chicago later on friday — that's one of nine games in the nba. the bulls' defeat to portland on wednesday was their fifth straight loss. that's the second worst current streak in the nba after cleveland. golden state by contrast are looking for their third consecutive win. they'rejust a game behind the denver nuggets at the top of the western conference. the vatican have launched an official track team with the aim of competing in international competitions. it's part of an agreement signed with the italian olympic committee. the first accredited members of vatican athletics features around 60 runners — among them priests, nuns, pharmacists, and even a 62—year—old professor who works in the vatican's library. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the tea

reese al-jazeera bought into nigeria after a void lasting more than a decade and nasser probe has performed the most distant flyby in the history of space exploration the new horizon successfully observed the old thought space rock how did joe castro tells us why that's important. its name means a place beyond the known world and ultimate tool shown in this artist's rendering is just that an object most likely iraq more than six and a half billion kilometers from the sun because it's so far from the sun and the sunlight is so weak out there temperatures are down near absolute zero and as a result of that chemical reactions. are socially frozen. so the object is in such a deep freeze that it's perfectly preserved from its original formation essentially a dinosaur from the beginning of our solar system frozen in time scientists didn't even know it existed until the hubble space telescope spotted ultimate tooley four and a half years ago it's beyond pluto in the kiper belt at the edge of our solar system until now ultimate truly has been seen as nothing but a speck of light shaped like a long

with russia as it relates to the international space station and sending our astronauts into space nasser invited to me to goes into the u.s. several months ago but the move was criticized by american politicians because he subject to u.s. sanctions former nasa astronaut commander leroy chiao thinks that space missions have been politicized. it is unfortunate that. the head of the us cosmos were goes and visit was cancelled these things you know are of course political above the just nasa has to do with government to government who may have something to do with the fact that the congress of the united states congress has just changed hands for the republicans to the democrats and it could be read as some kind of a response to that or influence to that everything is about politics at the end of the day right i mean even every even the reason that kerry's get into space programs and space exploration is primarily for national prestige and and soft power over seas you know most allies as well as adversaries here the relationship between russia and the united states in space has been very muc

for the very latest let's bring in nasser robbi he's a yemeni journalist joining us from the capital sana good morning and thanks for being with us on what more can you tell us about this incident. thank you very much intact and none none of the nothing you got until you lot of then you said because the most in both english you know about who was behind it again fire is not known and did know. about the. sound of the amount of about forces and these cues that are in fact from yesterday. and i think who benefits from this incident is the most involved and question out and to answer this question who benefits from this question is i think that saudi. backed forces because date if you was that we didn't. even from the beginning especially the back of the forces on the ground and this is what i can say you know ok does the united nations have enough monitors on the ground right now to monitor the ceasefire know exactly what both sides are doing. that one if there is value in monitors on not enough to get out of us there do you see. persons in there and they are not enough so this is why

toyota's nasser al—attiyah leads heading into stage 4 of the dakar rally later.l won wednesday's 33ikm stage climbing from 13th place to third in the overall standings. some drivers including 2009 winner and former race leader, south africa's giniel de villers had engine difficulties. in the nba first plays fourth in the western conference later on thursday as the denver nuggets take on the la clippers in colorado. the nuggets have won 27 of 39 games ths season — 16 of those wins have come at home, where the likes of nikola jokic are guiding them towards the playoffs. a medical car ran over an injured player's foot during an under—20 copa sao paulo match in brazil over the weekend. trindade's bernardo was on the ground struggling with back pain when the medical car was called in. however, the car's driver ran over the player's foot by mistake when approaching him. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing. one of argentina's most important cultural landma

qatar's nasser al attiyah leads heading into stage 7 of the dakar rally later.r saturday's rest day, al attiyah finishing second in stage 6 on sunday and now leads france's sebastien loeb by a slim margin of one minute and 26 seconds. in the bikes section lorenzo santalino was forced to withdraw after crashing although he's believed to be fine but his bike had to be airlifted away here's something you don't see every day, lewis hamilton outside the formula one car but still thrill seeking. turns out he's a pretty handy surfer — here he is at kelly slater‘s surf ranch in california. slater‘s been teaching the world champion race car driver a few moves before he crashed, something we don't see a lot of from the brit. and it looks pretty chilly with that all encompassing wetsuit so why not head off to the hot—tub to warm up. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tt and the rest of the team that is your monday sport briefing. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. we blast off in beijing whe

for the very latest let's bring in nasser robbie yemeni journalist joining us from the capital sanaa good morning to you now sir what more can you tell us about this incident. thank you very much in fact the incident of yesterday was very very. ambiguous in terms of who was behind it and with each side's now blaming the other and accusing the other all for being behind it but i would say that because nothing has changed since the. mission they just started about one month. that i can fit into between the tool box use is is still zero until now and i got i think then i'm done many things will be behind this. just within the agreement was to build the confidence couldn't for this is still zero and deadly incident of yesterday is this something now we're. kind of not sure of because they didn't do anything they had to call a redeployment of the coordination this is fighting that's right guy and so it's it's it's a missed up ok they didn't do anything you're talking about the u.n. or the parties and conflict didn't do anything. no human is trying to do its best but i mean the two who bou

qatar's nasser al—attiyah leads the dakar rally heading into stage two later.s from lima to pisco on monday. the two—times dakar winner, driving for a south african toyota team, led spain's reigning champion and double dakar winner carlos sainz by nearly two minutes after the 8akm opening stage. the endurance rally, regarded as the world's toughest motorsport challenge ends in lima on the 17th of january. in the nba, the washington wizards can make it back—to—back victories when they head to philadelphia and take on the 76ers later. the wizards, 11th in the eastern conference, won at oklahoma city thunder first the first time on sunday, and the win gives them three from their last four played. they now play four games in five days before heading to london and playing the new york knicks at the o2 arena on thursday week. at the asian cup in the uae, china came from a goal down to beat kyrgyzstan but with a little help from the opposing goalkeeper. with his team leading five minutes after the half time interval pavel matiash was defending a corner with his team m

is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again let the assist be deuced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. it's only and. hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of sad. however i let the he and his team have been tested several times loosing their weight. so you cannot. because they think it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandoned the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and they caught again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectator. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in the open at times risking his life but he says it was worth it i mean. to see the trucks in this place is spectacular how they move how

is there covering it for us and she joins us now and nasser it's fair to say isn't it it's an issue that's dividing people in and outside of. absolutely andrew we are indeed outside the houses of parliament and here it's loud it's happened no matter what side of the bread. people are on they are ready for decision time which is going to be today something that the u.k. has been waiting for for a very long time. now over two and a half years and certainly something that's arguably seen as a very historic day possibly the most important one after the june twenty sixth and referendum because today is the day when members of parliament who represent the british people finally get some votes on something controversial this deal that the british prime minister believes is the right step to take to move this process forward now in terms of what's happening here again like i said at the tops of the pops we have an area for the press over there i don't know if you're going to be able to see it because there are just so many people here it's absolutely propped with a sea of journalists have been fol

is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again i let the they do still reigns familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. him a hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of. however i let the he and his team have been tested several times losing their weight. because there is nothing it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandon the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and break out again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectators. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in the open at times risking his life but he says it was worth it. to see the trucks in this place is spectacular how they move how the motor sound what they can do it

. >> no better evidence of that as we come from the coverage of the larry nasser story which we have one of the key reporters who brought that to light from a smaller newspaper than the miami herald. give us your thoughts first of all and a little background on what you did, and then the lessons for the people in the room. >> my colleagues and i investigated usa gymnastics and their handling of sexual abuse allegations, and we also was the ones who broke the larry nasser investigation as well, and you heard it a lot in this conversation today talking about systems and how systems work and how systems can fail and we heard that with what juliet was talking about earlier as well as others. from what i've seen in my investigation looking at sexual abuse in schools and looking at sexual abuse in gymnastics and other entities is that it is common, and what should you do and what is the right thing to do and what is the law require? what i have seen over and over again is that the systems, they fail and sometimes they feel for good reasons whether it is because they like the person or the

amin nasser: the way we are looking at things, we have a lot of business opportunities in the kingdom and outside with partners. ,e are exploring that opportunities for these investments to materialize. we are exploring these. inside saudi arabia or in different parts of the world. the chief executive officer executive officer of saudi aramco, an important interview. we need to bring in the bravest person on bloomberg television ferroat is because jpoon have these son looking back toward italy. -- have these son looking back toward italy. francine lacqua is here. you are here early in the morning. i am resilient. where else to get a show that does fahrenheit and celsius -- do you get a show that does for an height and celsius together? globalmain theme is slowdown and the need for cross-border consolidation. brings the deutsche bank chart up every couple of days. overbecause europe is banked. we asked tidjane thiam whether we are going to get m&a and he said not always. talked abouter greater european banking and the challenges ahead as the chairman of ubs switzerland. >> and you trie

is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again i like the u.s. is produced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. that . hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from qatar we have a lot of savvy enough. however and his team have been tested several times losing their weight. because they think it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandon the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and they caught again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectators. was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in the open at times risking his life but he says it was worth it. to see the trucks in this place is spectacular how they move how the motor sound what they ca

sunny day saturday in minus one and sapporo eleven in tokyo notice which is about where it should be nasser it's a fine looking day temp maybe a bit too high for pyongyang so in beijing for the time the year brought in it's been this winter's been up and down all over the place we're just down below freezing in pyongyang can sunday when the tide forms once again and see if you pan is your disappointing western view and snow on the mountains if you look west from tokyo which is a pretty warm sixteen unusual weather still in china as well with this feed from the sas which shouldn't really be around in january we are picking up cloud and eventually would turn that into rain in the middle of china running up towards the han the yangtze valley where it's right or occasionally snow at heart there is a bit of a gap most of southeast asia is relatively dry as a lot of cloud around even now in cambodia and some vietnam but the heaviest rain in the form of thunderstorms big ones and that there will be curly into the philippines is current the dam in indonesia and the singapore. corruption has reached

chi coal miners latest project is the richly carved wood done that was originally house in the nasser of palaces of the world famous alhambra in granada spain in berlin the dome is forced to lead a wallflower existence for conservation reasons. the corporate believe the dome is very poorly illuminated here in berlin. visitors can appreciate the way they could amid the light conditions in the alhambra for them so our aim is to recreate those lighting conditions virtually to allow visitors both here in the berlin museum and visitors to the alhambra and experience of the dome in its original context. invasion context before. in eighty ninety one the banker arthur fund grinnell was granted permission by the spanish authorities to move the dome to germany he had acquired a small palace on the alhambra from a spanish opera singer and later bequeath it to the spanish state but he decided to keep the don't pay himself for a time it decorated his villa in berlin before he donated it to the museum in. the dome was originally painted and gilded it's crafted from cedar and popular wood and consis

amin nasser. ension running high between canada and china over december arrest of huawei c.e.o. hasn't asked the u.s. to drop the extradition request. from chrystia freeland next. this is bloomberg. mberg. >> global leader and corporate davos ves descended on for the world economic forum. uncertainty has been topic of conversations. >> i wouldn't say governments, the nments can be part of solution. the obstacle to solving problems is politics and we need better to get, we need political leaders to get people issues and long-term to be willing to make short-term successes that are necessary to address them. this is a very different environment than the one we faced in 2007 and 2008. is why i think the key risk is here mistake or mistakes hether from the corporate side or the policy side that lead to something worse than a sloedown. investment will make us grow next year. the uncertainty is generated, income of growth. >> i would say political ncertainty certainly doesn't make job as business leaders easier. there are few things, i think us believe in. political stable, framework,

in addition to the al qaeda casualties, five civilians were killed, including an 80-year-old man, nasserg) dhabia aed was at home that night with her six children. >> ahmed: ar >> nrator: she says her 15-year-old son abdullah was a conscript in the yemeni army. he was killed that night. she shows his gun and says that he was just trying to defend his family, and that other men did the same. in a statement on the incident, the pentagon said precision airstrikes from an a.c.-130 gunship were used. ahmed: (crying) >> narrator: the villagers say the u.s. soldiers withdrew in a hurry.so they show me things the americans left behind. mo'ath: >> ahmad: while filming with the athlan family, they brought plastic ladder that they were struggling to open. and they alshad a medical backpack. within the backpack were several laminated pape. t onhe laminated papers had 22 names on it, with blood types. i assume that they were the names of the special ops guys that were on that mission. and it included two >> narrator: "frontline"tr ked down some of the names on the list, and confirmed they were navy s

the judge who sentenced nasser to prison said that comment was the final straw. >> i assure you that there isn't one of them who wouldn't give everything back, every penny, every word. they wasn't this to never have occurred. >> reporter: many survivors who spoke at they look forward to this change and hope to once again be proud to once again wear green and white. >> engler's statements regarding the survivors of sexual assault have been very hustful and do not reflect the values of our university. >> he had only been president for less thn a year. the board will accept his resignation immediately. they have already announced his replacement. maggie rulli, a b bc7 bc7 bc7 b york. >>> the showers are scattered, isolated if you will. this storm will con to produce showers through saturday morning. mainly light showers, mainly in the north bay. less than a quarter of an inch of rain likely. this is our forecast starting this afternoon going into the overnight hours. we'll see mostly cloudy skies and the continuing passage of a few showers mainly in the north bay. there will be a wet co

nasser's crimes. she faces up to four years in prison. in los angeles, the union representing more than teachers 31,000 is set to resume bargaining today with the los angeles unified school district, as a strike by educators enters its fourth day. teachers are demanding smaller class sizes, higher pay, the regulation of charter schools and more nurses, counselors, and librarians. elsewhere in new york state, police arrested four people wednesday as they used tractors to block a road to the construction site of a massive gas-fired power plant. although new york banned fracking in 2014, activists say the 1100-megawatt plant in wingdale would rely on imports of fracked gas from other states. and on wall street, the investment giant blackrock was forced to deny on wednesday it is taking bold action on climate change after the activist group the yes men sent reporters a hoax letter posing as blackrock ceo larry fink. the letter claimed blackrock would require companies it invests in to align their business models with the goals of the paris cl

raced across the peruvian desert genes as conditions tested his main rivals stefan pads hansel and nasser alex here the stage went that slope fifteen near full standings while south africa's bilious is in the lead. the denver nuggets a sitting pretty at the top of the n.b.a.'s western conference and a win over the miami heat settle them into that position nicolas jackets made his fourth triple double of the season scoring twenty nine points eleven rebounds and ten assists as nuggets beat the heat one hundred three to ninety nine. cohen it led the toronto raptors to victory with thirty one points against the atlanta hawks a key steal in the final minute help set up a go ahead dunk from an o.b. securing a one hundred forty one hundred one when the raptors. now is the ski defeat everyone is talking about us the lympics mckayla schifrin was denied a record equalling eighth win in the world cup slalom by a tenth of a second racing in dent snowfall in the austrian result a flash how much of lava in slovakia beat the twenty three year old in an extremely close finish. raced first than shifrin bu

the toyota of two time winner nasser al—attiyah leads reigning champion carlos sainz by almost two minutestary from that league cup semi—final first leg, between tottenham and chelsea. that's goodbye from me but there'll be more from the bbc sport centre throughout the day. the headlines on bbc news: mps who oppose leaving the eu without a deal will today try to limit the government's financial powers to prepare for no—deal. calls for police to do more to stop abusive protesters outside parliament — after a conservative mp was confronted yesterday. three million new social homes must be built in england within 20 years to solve the housing crisis, according to a major charity. every year, thousands of penguins become stranded on south america's coast — and most of them are females. why it happens has been a mystery for years, but now scientists believe they may have found the answer. 0ur science reporter laura foster has the story. magellanic penguins mate for life but every year, when breeding season is over, they head to the water to feed. not much was known about where they went until r

is almost in sight and the dakar rally has a clear and very familiar leader he is two time winner nasser realty he's the first competitor from the middle east to have won the race. twice and now the driver from qatar has a fifteen minute lead and is favored to win again let the assist be deuced to raise familiar ground and it's given him the edge when we know. him a hundred percent we know what we need. because as. i am coming from you have a lot of savvy enough. however i let the fia and his team have been tested several times losing their ways. so you cannot. because there is nothing it's only. not only confusing it's been tough more than twenty five percent of the competitors abandoned the race some for health reasons others crashed. and some were disqualified like russian truck driver and they caught again off for hitting a spectator and not stopping to help. spectator john kerry was also near the truck like many he rode with friends along the rally camping out in the open at times risking his life but he says it was worth it. to see the trucks in this place is spectacular how they m

we expect to hear more from nasser this evening. we will have the latest. —— from nasa.ns — an event which combines swimming, cycling and running. the sport's governing body british triathlon — has launched a new campaign, ‘trijanuary‘, in which participants attempt to achieve a set distance over the course of a month. mike bushell has been taking part. back in training after learning to dance on strictly, triathlete lauren steadman who's hpoing her newfound fame will help more of us enjoy the benefits of her sport. of course i was completely out of my depth trying to keep up with a three times world champion in the pool, but this isn't about that, as i can take as long as i want and just do it a few metres at a time if i choose. people always get afraid of the swim leg and always find it is hardest. it is just repetition. and i believe learning to float. if you get rid of that fear of going under the water, and just learning to float, you can break it down. someone trying to do just that is lauren marr, who hasn't swum since she was eight when she fell into the deep end