gonfortu nately, afghanistan, as long as it remains unstable gonfortu nately, afghanistan, as long asactive to groups like isis for relocation. which all makes afghanistan look more vulnerable than ever. no wonder america's top general there has been urging the despatch of thousands more international troops as military trainers to try to stop the rot. james robbins, bbc news. in south korea, the trial of the chief of samsung, on charges of corruption and bribery, will begin in the capital seoul on thursday. billionaire jay y lee is accused of paying bribes in exchange for political support. it's alleged samsung paid more than $37 million to south korean president park geun—hye in exchange for the government's support on a large merger deal involving samsung. the company admitted it donated money but denies seeking any favours in return. the bbc‘s steve evans has more from seoul. you can't doubt it, this is one of the world's biggest companies, a household name throughout the planet and the top man, the defect to head of the thing, is up for trial on embezzlement and bribery and will

i think nate silver hits the nail on the head in one respect. it is not just because they are that way. not just that they share this political view. it is because they don't listen to people or have a lot of people around them who think differently. there is a lack of intellectual and ideological diversity in the media. i think it is. to say that at least 9 out of 10 of the reporters covering trump on the trail would never imagine voting for him, and i'll tell you, not the only journalist crying election night. i saw several at trump's election victory party. that's just the way it is. kudos for nate silver, calling it what it is. >> sean: you got to admit there is truth there. austan, were not going to agree on pretty much anything except that you married off. short of that, you've got to admit the left's reaction is way over-the-top. i would argue the liberal bubble exists. he rushes straight, we have now debunked. we have sara carter, john solomon, two will well respectd investigative journalists. yeah, there was a fisa warrant, another warr

u nfortu nately process of radicalisation.these mechanisms in place, to try to support people, sometimes it will slip through the net. what would you characterise as the scale of the problem, in terms of those that you deal with, how often are you getting referrals, what kind of numbers, can you give us any sense of the scale of the potential problem? as far as numbers are concerned, since 2012, we have had about 1000 channel referrals that have gone through, just 400 over the last year. that is not necessarily related to daesh inspired terrorism, thatis related to daesh inspired terrorism, that is also around far right extremism as well. we have stopped over 150 people going out to syria, and 50 of those have been particularly young people from young families where alts have become involved. it is an issue, and we know that we have had 850 people from this country who have gone out to syria, the scale of the problem... it is like anything else, how long is a piece of string? we know that it is an issue. we are going to have t

u nfortu nately, specialist and no stone unturned.ing. he has been travelling to america for treatment, where he has seen new america for treatment, where he has seen new technology being used pitch side. this virtual reality devices called an oculus rift and somethingj ‘is called an ocdlds rift and somethingj ‘ is currently being trialled similar is currently being trialled at some college soccer games in america with a neurosurgeon pitch side and along with clinical assessment, it can help to detect concussion within seconds. doctor michael gray has been trialling the device at the university of birmingham and he has brought it along to show the medical team at west bromwich albion. have a look at the whiteboard that is up here and i will write some instructions, 0k? green. green. read. that is good. for somebody who is healthy that is one of the biggest effect i have seen. one of the biggest effect i have seen. really. - club doctor seen. really. the club doctor is not concussed but i concussed player would be more off—balance in c

even though, you know, this res nated with his base. but right now he's tanking, and he's got to do something for the american people. and i think building a wall doesn't help our society, doesn't help our country move forward. in fact, it divides us with the rest of the continent, the rest of the hem spear. i would rather see him invest in education, health care, et cetera. >> thank you very much for your perspective. >> thank you so much, alison. thank you. >> all right. so a big question. the house intel chair, should he recuse himself? because of this firestorm over the briefs of the president before talking to his own colleagues. that's part of the bottom line next. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. >>> time now for the five things to know for your new day. house intel chairman, devin nunes refusing to step aside from the r

coming up, a guest said as wages stag nate -- stag nate our tax wil dollars should not flow. and backlash against political correctness conditions, a new country music video, slamming liberal snow flakes now going viral. ♪ i've got friends in safe spaces. if you don read then you must be racist. liz: he said, time that snow flakes get a clue. >> but first, secretary of state tillerson, taking a tough stance against north korea, we're bring in retired general stock at mcnerney, he said it is about time, don't go away. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you

side of things and the clean power plan act, he will go ahead with an executive order, but u nfortu natelycutive order, but unfortunately with a lot of those things, this is liable to be challenged in court by a lot of groups. this could take 18 months to two years to overturn. in terms of his goal, to boostjobs, to provide jobs for those who are desperate, who wanted to vote for a president that would boost their community again, the coalmining community, that has totally been allowed to mothball as it were. will that be one of the outcomes? the problem with coal, generally at around the world there's an andy cole sentiment and coal faces a lot of stiff competition, prices have come down around the world really —— anti— coal. the biggest resource in the us 110w coal. the biggest resource in the us now is gas and the idea was to replace a lot of these coal plants with cheaper gas. if anything you could caa struggle where you seeing lots of job losses could caa struggle where you seeing lots ofjob losses in the coal sector but then if you take jobs away from the gas sector the net effect wo

they are run fortu nately the rivers, the forest.line, we need to see ambitious government action to reverse that. patience is running out. wildlife around the sea should be enhanced by the nature strategy. mps have now joined be enhanced by the nature strategy. mps have nowjoined the chorus to minding for it to be published for all to see. we have and how rodney is coming up for you but first, a look at all of the revenues. good evening, it was a reasonable day for many parts of the uk, a bit breezy but there was pulse of sunshine a bit early on. if you showers towards the northern and western areas, pushing its way into northern ireland. not just western areas, pushing its way into northern ireland. notjust rain, it will be snow over the hills of northern ireland. snow, rain at lower levels. showers become fewer and further between. here it becomes quite cold, held up further south because of this area of cloud and rain moving its weight in. affecting many southern counties. not great on the roads here, with the spray in surface wa

it is really u nfortu nate. pushed out of the us today. it is really unfortunate.e. sue robson rang us after watching that to make this point. i comedy what i havejust seen. point. i comedy what i havejust seen. an item about troubles—macro restrictions on indian engineers taking jobs in the usa. he hasjust shown an indian engineer putting on her make—up and getting dressed, buttoning up her dress over her chest. and this on international winning's day, to! if she were a man he would not have shown him slicking back his hair and doing up his shirt. they would have shown him doing hisjob. the charge of sexism was also made on tuesday, after an item on the news at six about the persecution of the yazidi people in iraq. it was introduced like this... tomorrow, the lawyer acting on behalf of the yazidis will adjust the united nations in new york and call forformal the united nations in new york and call for formal investigation into the genocide. amal clooney who is married to george clooney tommy why she's going to represent the yazidis why their causes important to h

translation: in a situation where north korea u nfortu nately in a situation where north korea unfortunatelyng actions and the security in the asia pacific region in issue in the asia pacific region in terms of fires, i find that the visit by . tillerson comes at a visit by mr tillerson comes at a timely manner. the us secretary of state made clear existing us policy towards north korea have not worked and a gway! towards north korea have not worked and a % way forward towards north korea have not worked and a dem way forward was needed. towards north korea have not worked and a new way forward was neededm the face of this ever escalating threat it is clear and different approach is required. part of my purpose to the region is to exchange views on a new approach stop the foreign minister and i had a very open and candid discussion around a different approach and we will have further discussions with prime minister and further discussions with prime ministerand in further discussions with prime minister and in seoul as well. some of the days are the news. let's have a look at these spectacul

u nfortu nately better. there's been an accident. unfortunately your mum's been killed.aign centred on the family of one victim. higher penalties are only one of the a nswe i’s , higher penalties are only one of the answers, in the end we must all be conscious of the lives we put at risk. there's nothing so important thanit risk. there's nothing so important than it cannot wait, don't use your phone when you're driving. robert hall, bbc news, cambridge. the top stories this hour: president trump has given his first speech to the us congress since he took office last month. he said a new era of american greatness was beginning, and he spoke of the renewal of the american spirit. he said he will be asking congress to approve a one trillion dollar investment in infrastructure. president trump said his administration would improve vetting procedures to check who should be allowed into the us. he called for a switch away from the current system of lower—skilled immigration and instead adopt a merit—based system to improve security and job prospects for americans. now it is ti

u nfortu nately, that will be interesting. unfortunately, that is all we have time for.way over the next couple of days. we've got some weather fronts moving through. once they do, we start to get this cold north—westerly wind, and that it could to bring some much colder air across our shores. that will be most noticeable later on on monday and into tuesday in particular. much colder air. it is go to be quite a chilly sort of feel to things on tuesday, particularly in the wind. and there will be showers around, and some of those could be quite wintry for some of us. before we get there, though, it is wet and windy starting the day, today. but the cloud, the wind, and the rain should help to keep temperatures up for most places first thing this morning. in fact, for the southern half of the uk, temperatures of around about the double figures. a bit lower than that in the north of scotland. but generally speaking no real problems with the temperatures this morning. but it will be quite wet and quite windy. a fairly messy picture. got quite a lot of isobars on the charts, s

one guy who did speak, nate on the drama surrounding kirk cousins. >> anything that happens could affectcomes down to it, i'm planning on being here this summer. and doing the best i can and improving and showing how much i've improved. and i'm not too worried about what happens. whatever it is, down the road, i hope to get an opportunity and when i do, make the most of it. >> let nate play. at the ncaa the first seed instead they got the third. good, they're bucknell on friday, if they advance the winner of elon on sunday, the bad the number four will have to go to duke and top seeded yukon, this is how they reacted to being three >> it's a little surprise i think it's just a number. freshman year we were four seed. i think it's a number and if you play how we've been playing with the confidence we've been playing we'll be find >> you talk about winning 30 games, winning your regular season, conference tournament, so it won't change for our team. we've always -- we've understood, you know, where things are at. for us all you can control is what you do in terms of how you play on the flo

for the first time comey confirmed the fbi is investigating if the trump campaign accord nated with russia to influence the nk the allegation of wiretapping in trump tower. told mrs had no evidence to back up the id tapped. fbi director also talked about how far russian efforts to in election went. multiple lawmakers indicated they would l fbi. perhaps a closed session. sean spicer down played the testimony. >> the testimony is clear that nothing has changed. senior obama intelligence official haves gone on record to confirm there's no evidence a trump russia collusion. >> people are trying to jump to conclusion even though he says there's no evidence there was collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. meantime, ivana trump isowf whi office. unofficial adviser to father. her attorney says she will have access to classified information. >> special election will be held in north philadelphia and only one person is officially on the publican little is running for state house seat. one democratic in kensing. if little wins, she will become the first republican to hold a house seat

that is nate "the hawk" knutly sitting in with the cletones.henry here. and of course your many cans of arizona iced tea. you like that stuff, huh? >> it's my fuel. >> jimmy: no less than the great kobe bryant said if he were to choose one player to build a team around, it would be this man. he is a five-time all-star from the houston rockets, please welcome james harden. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you, you're big. you're a good-looking man, i have to say. >> i appreciate that. >> jimmy: seeing you in person. >> i appreciate that. >> like the beard, i think you made the right decision, it's your trademark now, you can't shave that now. >> what are you doing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm trying to get a trademark going of my own. >> i see, i see, i see. >> jimmy: this is an interesting thing. your agent is now the general manager of the los angeles lakers. >> yes. >> jimmy: does that mean he's your agent anymore? >> it's over. >> jimmy: it's over? >> i mean, i told him a once in a lifetime opportunity to be the general manager of

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. >> hawaiian airs set to grow nately. that story is coming up next. >>> after years of watching airlines in the united states merge to become bigger and even more profitable, had a wind airs is flying in a different direction. growing while remaining independent but expanding from hawaii to around the world is a challenge. >> hawaiian airlines is the niche carrier trying to break the mold for flights in and around the islands of hawaii. >> we're about six to seven times larger and that's been organic growth. we've done it by going to asia with our fleet of new wide body aircraft. and plenty of more people here in the community and bringing the aloha spirit around the pacific rim. >> hawaii's passenger growth has been impressive. fueled in part by its continued dominance of the short flights between islands of hawaii and to the pacific coast. but as it targets expansion to the u.s., or in huge markets like beige, analysts are skeptical that it can avoid the tu turn, the turbulence. >> if you have a thin cash level, if you

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