nick bryant, bbc news, washington.dent trump has warned that he'll re—impose sanctions on iran in less than four months, a move that would undermine the agreement under which tehran curbed its nuclear programme. he now wants the us and its european allies to impose new restrictions on the iranians. iran has said the deal isn't negotiable. bill hayton reports. is it goodbye to the iran nuclear deal? as president trump departed for another weekend at his florida estate, he left the fate of the 2.5—year—old agreement hanging in the air. in a statement he announced this is the last time he will hold off on reimposing major sanctions on iran, but one former american diplomat says this is just a negotiating tactic. he wants to do something to improve the environment of the agreement but he does not necessarily want to pull out of it because he will not get support in the international community. so what he said is, i will do it this time, the next time this comes up — which is four months from now — i want an agreement with

nick bryant. let's take a look at some more stories. history by watching a football match from the stands for the first time ata stadium. from the stands for the first time at a stadium. the new measure comes after the deeply conservative kingdom announced it was lifting a ban prohibiting women from driving. a number of catholic churches have been vandalised in chile ahead of a visit by the pope francis. police said home—made bombs were used to damage two churches in the capital, santiago. the attack has left m essa 9 es santiago. the attack has left messages threatening the pope, saying the money for the visit could be better spent on poor people. in remaining oil tanker which burst into fla m es remaining oil tanker which burst into flames in the east china sea on saturday after colliding with a freighter is drifting towards japanese waters from sea is controlled by china. chinese firefighters are still battling to put out the blaze. pakistan has deployed paramilitary forces to suppress riots in the eastern town of... following the ra

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.poke earlier with music expert at syracuse university. he has been touring since his teens, an awful long time. are you surprised he has been going strong this long? >> yeah, i think that is the right take on it. this is a guy who is in his 70's. i don't think most people at home have a real appreciation of how incredibly grueling a tour is, even if you are touring in high style like elton john. jane: my best memory of him is playing at princess diana's funeral, and it gave a sense of how he was able to break the mold. exactly how has he changed the culture, not just in the u.k., but globally? >> in one way certainly he was responsible or a big contributor of why the 1970's was this great era of flamboyance. more recently he was a huge advocate, powerful and effective advocate, for fundraising and awareness around hiv. these are two substantial legacies for him. i should also say, obviously, this is a guy with more top 10 hits than could fit on a single album. obviously, the musical le

korea had thanked mr trump for his "leadership in making the talks possible." 0ur correspondent, nick bryantte a change, isn't it, in the space of a week or 10 days? only last week, donald trump was boasting that his nuclear button was boasting that his nuclear button was bigger than kim jong—un‘s nuclear button. a few months ago he was trashing his secretary of state, rex tillerson, saying he was wasting his time pursuing diplomacy with pyongyang. this new openness to talk really is a meaningful shift. the most conciliatory language we have heard from donald trump on north korea since he took the oath of office 12 months ago. it follows the meeting on the korean peninsula yesterday between the north and south corp row ya. there was good energy he shared at the white house an hour ago. he is claiming credit for that for his hardline stance on north korea, the tough economic sanctions the pressure on china, the fire and fury rhetoric. the digitalised kraber rateling on wit twitter. we will see a continuation of much of that. don't be surprised if donald trump mocks kimjong—un as little rock m

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.dent trump has said he won't pull out of the deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear programme for now, but it has to change. he said he would waive sanctions against tehran, lifted as part of the 2015 agreement, but would not do so again. and he warned european allies and congress that they had to work with him to fix what he called the "worst—ever" deal‘s "terrible flaws" or face us withdrawal. iran's foreign ministerjavad zarif responded on twitter, saying mr trump's policy and announcement amounted to desperate attempts to undermine a solid multilateral agreement. he added that the deal is not renegotiable. a little earlier i spoke to beh—nam tale—blu, senior iran analyst at the foundation for defense of democracies, and asked him what he made of mr trump's announcement. the president is looking to put a deadline for the europeans and the us congress to amend the deal at home and make sure that the european community, and in particular the transatlantic alliance, develops a similar in

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.ique to clone two monkeys. the identical macaques were born several weeks ago at a laboratory in shanghai. scientists say genetically identical monkeys will benefit research into human diseases. but for many, animal research, especially using monkeys, raises ethical concerns. more on that and all of the news on the bbc website. thank you very much for watching. hello there. after the downpours and gales of wednesday, the weather prospects for thursday look a little bit quieter. this curl of cloud here, that was storm georgina now pushing off to the north—east. what we now have feeding in is this speckled cloud, some showers pushing in from the atlantic, in fact, some heavy showers coming thick and fast into northern ireland through the first part of the morning. also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be on the heavy side. seven degrees there in plymouth. there will be some sunny breaks between those showers, and that mixture of

the bbc‘s nick bryant has more.ances to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where his future lies. and it's away from departure lounges, immigration halls and 180 flights a year. # i'd buy a house where we both could live... he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it's changed my life, ijust love them so much and ijust love being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say "please daddy, don't go." i facetime them now, i say ijust announced my last tour, they said "good, you will be here." i will be here. this ultimate piano man still loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. i just don't want to travel any more. i have been travelling since i was 17 in the back of a van up and down the m1. although i travel in the most fantast

nick bryant is at the whitehouse.bout those comments james was referring to you at the end of his piece. what is the president alleged to have said. at a meeting in the oval office yesterday with republican and democratic lawmakers about immigration, he is alleged to have used a slur directed against haiti and other african nations. mr trump denies using the slur, i will not use it on air, although he used strong language. a democrat present in the room said not only did he use that language, he used it repeatedly. in my mind, this is unprecedented. a sitting president in the west wing of the white house being asked if he is racist in that unfortunate and contradictory setting where he was signing in honour of martin luther king. and there has been quite a reaction to this, not least from the un? that has been a barrage of criticism. we have had african countries like botswana condemning it and even contacting the trump administration saying, does that apply to us? but the white house, in the aftermath of the first re

from washington, nick bryant reports. this is a great and important day to martin luther king... the forces of american history seemed to collide at the white house today. donald trump signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, martin luther king, at the moment he stands accused of using a slur directed at african nations. here though he stuck to his script. today we celebrate doctor king for standing up for that self—evident truth americans hold so dear that, no matter the colour of our skin or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. reporter: mr president, will you give an apology for the statement yesterday? after the ceremony came a very unceremonious commotion. mr president, are you a racist? a sitting president being asked by a reporter if he is racist. ...answer serious questions about your statement, sir? i'm talking to you. mr president, are you a racist? it was behind closed doors in the oval office that donald trump allegedly claimed that immigrants from haiti, el salvador and african nations came from "shithole" countries. donald tru

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.ticipate in next month's winter olympics in south korea. pyongyang will send 22 athletes, accompanied by officials and journalists. but the most eye—catching part of the agreement is for the teams from the north and south to march at the opening ceremony under onejoint flag. imogen foulkes reports from ioc headquarters in switzerland. two koreas face—to—face. such is the tension on the korean peninsula that this meeting, ostensibly about the olympics, became something much more. here in lausanne, the two sides spoke together for hours. they emerged with an agreement and the blessing of the international olympic committee. the ioc has approved their request to have their delegations marching together as one under the name korea. for the first time, the two koreas, divided since the 1950s, will field a unified team — women's ice hockey — and the olympic committee has relaxed its strict qualification deadlines to allow 22 north korean athletes to compete. handshakes, smiles and public sig

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.an union after brexit, but again warned it could not expect full access to the single market unless it accepted its rules. in an interview to be broadcast in full on the andrew marr show tomorrow, emmanuel macron said he respected, but regretted, the brexit vote. this special way should be consistent with the preservation of a single market and our collective interest. and you should understand that you cannot, by definition, have access to the single market if you don't tick the box. and to get full access to the single market, you need contribution to the budget and you have to accept... the freedoms. the freedoms and the jurisdiction. as soon as you decide not to join this preconditions, it's not a full access. so it's something perhaps between this full access and a trade agreement. and you can see the full interview with the french president on the andrew marr show tomorrow morning from 9am on bbc one. there are changes afoot at facebook. the vast all powerful social networking si

nick bryant is in washington.g that his nuclear button was bigger than kim jong—un‘s nuclear button, and only a few months ago he was trashing his secretary of state rex tillerson, saying he was wasting his time pursuing diplomacy with pyongyang. so this new openness to talks really is a meaningful shift. it is the most conciliatory language we've seen from donald trump on north korea since he took the oval office almost 12 months ago. as you say, it follows the meeting of the korean peninsular yesterday between north and south korea. donald trump describing that as a great meeting. there was a lot of good energy, he said, at the white house just about an hour ago. and he is claiming credit for that, for his hardline stance on north korea, the tough economic sanctions, the pressure he has put on china, the fire and fury rhetoric, the digitised sabre rattling on twitter. now i suspect we will see a continuation of much of that. don't be surprised if donald trump continues to mock kim jong—un as "little rocket man",

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.rant held a 3—star michelin rating for more than half a century — earning him the nickname: the pope of gastronomy. rhodri davies has more. paul bocuse was lauded for most of his life as a great of french cuisine. he was twice named chef of the century, he was a moderniser of french food, and he revolutionised the idea of the chef. and those in power, and in kitchens, are feeling his loss. the country's president tweeted that chefs throughout france are crying in their kitchens. spanish—american chefjose andres said the angels will have a feast today, while celebrity chef anthony bourdain said bocuse was a hero. he reportedly died in his restaurant, l'auberge du pont de collonges, near lyon, where the insignia reads "at the bottom of the pot lies the truth". truths learned at home. bocuse inherited the restaurant from his father — part of a family whose cooking was known since the 17th century. this long lineage led to his restaurant having three michelin stars by 1965. ten years later

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.pondent david willis reflected on the shutdown which has paralysed the us government exactly a year after trump's election. the president was due to be guest of honour at a fundraising dinner to mark the one—year anniversary of his inauguration at his posh florida resort. instead he is here in washington, feuding with opposition democrats and, if anything, his sta nce democrats and, if anything, his stance seems to have hardened over the last 2a hours. the white house has point—blank that there will be no negotiation on immigration, the so—called dreamers issue until democrats help to solve this shutdown. the democrats can't debate with this man, he keeps changing his mind. meanwhile, the iconic statue of liberty has been closed and training for military recruits is being put on hold. many are wondering whatever happened to the president who gave the world the art of the deal. dr larry sabato is director at the centre for politics at the university of virginia. speaking to me earlier t

nick bryant spoke to him in new york.s to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where his future lies. and it's away from departure lounges, immigration halls and 180 flights a year. # i'd buy a big house where we both could live... he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it's changed my life, ijust love them so much and ijust love being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say, "please daddy, don't go." i facetime them now, i say ijust announced my last tour, they said, "good, you'll be here." yes, i'll be here. # i'm still standing better than i ever did... this ultimate piano man still clearly loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4,000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. i just don't want to travel any more. i have been travelling since i was 17 in the back of a va

from washington, nick bryant reports. this is a great and important day... of american history seem to collide at the white house today. donald trump signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, martin luther king at the moment he stands accused of using a slur directed at african nations. here he stuck to the script. today we celebrate dr king for standing upfor today we celebrate dr king for standing up for the self—evident truth that americans hold dear, that no matter the colour of our skin or the place of our birth we are all created equal by god. mr president will you give an apology for the statement yesterday? after the ceremony, an unserve mownous commotion. mr president are you a racist? can you answer these serious questions about your statement, sir? no! mr president are you a racist? it was behind closed doors that donald trump allegedly claimed that immigrants came from shithole countries, donald trump said he used strong language with the senators, though not that word but has been contradicted by a senior democrat present. i c

nick bryant went there to see how people rate his performance so far. in the white house — one—time steel powerhouses such as bethlehem, pennsylvania, which hadn't gone republican since the 1980s. democratic strongholds that became trump country. so, all this is new? all this is new, all this is new. keith hornik runs his own construction firm and has built 300 new apartments since donald trump became president. he knows there's been a rise in business and consumer confidence. it's seen him double his workforce. as long as i see builders happy, shovels going in the ground and there is work ahead of me, i'm happy. you're seeing a trump bump? absolutely. 100%. no doubt in my mind. this is a direct result. he might turn out to be one of the greatest presidents we ever had. joe d'ambrosio runs a barber shop but keeps a close eye on the stock market, which has reached record highs and has risen about 30% since this time last year. a registered democrat, he is proud to have voted for the billionaire. he's getting all of the politicians shook up. no business a

the bbc‘s nick bryant went there to see how people rate his performance one year on.the white house. 0ne put donald trump in the white house. one time steel powers houses that hadn't gone republican since the 80s. democratic strong homeds that became trump country. this is all new? yes. keith runs his own construction company. he knows there has been a rise in business and consumer confidence. it has seen him double his workforce. as long as i see builders happy, shovels going in the ground and there is work ahead of me, i'm happy. you're seeing a trump bump? absolutely. 10096. no doubt in my mind. this is a direct result. he may turn out to be a great president. this man runs a barber shop, but keeps an eye on the stock market, which has risen 30% since this time last year. a democrat he is proud to have voted for the billionaire. he is getting the politicians shook up, no business as usual. and like what he is doing. what about his behaviour? well, you know what are you going to do? you don't like his tweeting. nobody likes his tweeting. in my mind, for my customers

from washington, nick bryant reports. this is a great and important day to martin luther king...

nick bryant has been speaking to the singer.vious performances to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where is future lies. and it is away from departure land, immigration halls and 180 flights per year. from departure land, immigration halls and 180 flights per yearlj have found a house were we both could live. he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it has changed my life, i love them so much and i like being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say please daddy, don't go. i facetime them now, i said say please daddy, don't go. i facetime them now, isaid ijust announced my last two, they said you will be here. i will be here. this old piano man loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. are just wa nt to in 75 countries. enough. are jus

nick bryant for us at the white house.because of unusually heavy snow are now seeing some relief. trains have begun running to the swiss resort of zermatt and helicopters are ferrying people out if they need it. but others are making the best of the situation. imogen foulkes reports. after two days cut off from the rest of the world, zermatt is open for business again. the train line blocked by snow is now clear, and for those who are really in a huge hurry, the helicopters are waiting. some tourists, though, seem quite happy exactly where they are. translation: since we have arrived yesterday morning, and we're leaving saturday, we don't feel blocked at all. for communities across the alps, the heavy snow continues to cause problems. some villages are still cut off. others are without power. the biggest worry of all is over avalanches. tons and tons of snow has fallen, and the weather is warmer than normal, meaning the snow is loose, wet and heavy, more likely to slip down the mountain. winter sports fans are being warned

nick bryant is at the white house.eek, donald trump was boasting that his nuclear button was bigger than kim jong—un‘s nuclear button. only a few months ago he was trashing his secretary of state, rex tillerson, saying he was wasting his time pursuing diplomacy with pyongyang. so this really is a ship. it is the most conciliatory language we have had from donald trump on north korea since he took the oath of office, almost 12 months ago. and it follows that meeting the twin north and south korea, donald trump describing that as a great, great meeting. there was a lot of good energy, he said at the white house, just an hour ago. and he is claiming credit for that, for his hardline sta nce credit for that, for his hardline stance on north korea. the tough economic sanctions, the pressure he has put on china, the fire and fury rhetoric. the digitised sabre rattling on twitter. and i suspect we will see a continuation of much of that. don't be surprised if donald trump continues to mock kim jong—un as little rocket man, th

he told our us correspondent nick bryant.rd to it and they will be happy shows, i won't regret it. hgppy happy shows. i can well imagine! let's find out what's happening in the weather with matt. you put out there 15 degrees, it is still january, isn't it? it is, potentially 15 on sunday. we saw 15 yesterday in one or two spots. after yesterday, wet and windy. temperatures in the teens. a difficult comment. but nowhere near as wet as yesterday. the storm has gone to northern europe. at the moment, slightly colder air. the shower clouds are pushing in through ireland to the western fringes of the uk. wet weather to start the day for some. a few showers in northern ireland. central and southern scotland, a dry and bright start. the bulk of england, a dry start of the cloud pushing into north—west england. showers in wales. heavy. not as windy as yesterday, but blustery. the odd shower in kent and sussex. a rumble of thunder. east anglia, the south—east of england, starting dry. a few more showers developing through the day push

one year ago was in high school and now quarterback the university of alabama and helped nick saban tie bear bryant'sogle. working at google can be a nightmare of political correctness. >> well, my winner is dick durbin. he went to the white house to have a serious conversation about the bipartisan immigration deal and came out and spoke up about the president's language. what is strikeing to me when the president said, i didn't use those words and dick said yes, he did. all of washington believed durbin and not the president. >> bret: don't you think it's durbin who put out that was what was used? >> yes, he is the obvious source but not the only person in the meeting. >> my loser is president trump. he just managed with that interesting meeting on tuesday to put aside some of the perceptions of "fire and fury" and then comes right back around to his own actions gets himself in a load of trouble. >> bret: that was this week. winner and loser? >> well, winner florida governor rick scott who managed to make florida the only one of the states that did not have the off-shore drilling. i don't know why.

for head coach nick saban it's his sixth national title tying legendary alabama coach bear bryant for the most national titles in the poll era. vegas has already made alabama the favorite to repeat next season. outside the staidum - a few dozen protesters taking a knee... and speaking out against president trump, who attended the game. inside.. loud cheers and some boos as the president took the field for the national anthem. the president has criticized professional football players who kneel during the anthem to protest racial breaking overnight - the first high stakes meeting between north and south korea in two years. and out of that discussion - a major decision about the upcoming winter olympic games. north korea agreeing this morning to send a delegation to the games, including officials, athletes, cheerleaders, and journalists. the two nations are discussing ways to cooperate in the olympics and improve their long-strained ties. right now - at least seven people are out of their homes after a car came crashing through the wall of their apartment building! this is on clarendon

decade i don't know what's in the water down there in alabama, but they're good >> formal bear bryant and nickpowerhouses >> one school. yeah, one school florida has had some pretty good teemsz too i don't know it helps to be able to practice year-round, i guess, probably. dom chu has more dom. >> stock pickers did great last year, and if you take a look at the overall markets, they did beat the indexes we always talk about how warren buffett has a bet about ho passive investors will always beat the hedge funds, and then generally they're right. last year if you take a look at the numbers, it's pretty compelling this is christopher harvey he and his team take a look at large cap fundamental stock pickers, the big mutual funds, like the contra funds of the world, fidelity. they took a look at the biggest 50 out there, and they figured they outperformed their benchmark large cap sbeks by 2.3%. small caps underperformed large caps, but small cap stock pickers, the manager who's get paid to outperform actually outperformed by almost 3%. pretty big move there as well. a couple of the things to watc

ushering coach nick saban into the record books. he is tied with bear bryant for the most championships for a coaching college football history. each coach nabbing six rings apiece. overnight new york city's empire state building lit up in bright crimson to celebrate the tide's win. before the game, however, it was the president everyone was talking about. the commander in chief took to the field to a mix of cheers and boos, stand ag long side members of the rotc singing the national anthem. he did leave during halftime, however, arriving in washington just as the game went into overtime. >> later this morning we could see some fireworks out of the white house on immigration and the president's border wall. when mr. trump hosts a bipartisan meeting on daca, what to do with those thousands of dreamers across the country and that much promised border wall. the meeting with legislators coming just one day after the trump white house terminated a protective status program shielding some 200,000 salvadorans from deportation. a move several of the democratic lawmake

learned the name bear bryant and i did. >> how about nick saban? does that ring a bell?> not really, i was only there for a few years. >> we are bringing this up because the georgia bulldogs are headed down the road to face the crimson tide for the championship game. the georgia bulldogs like to run the ball but they will be tested against a tough alabama defense. nick saban has a chance to avenge last season's championship game loss and tie the record of six career titles. georgia is searching for its first national championship in 40 years. president trump is scheduled to attend the game in atlanta. the atlanta naacp calls the decision to attend the game terrible and is asking people to respond to the president's visit by waving a white towel to simulate a blizzard, the naacp says that towels are a reaction to supporters of president trump calling his opponents snowflakes. >>> president trump is pushing his agenda forward even as critics question his fitness for office in the wake of the new book "fire and fury". lauren blanchard with the latest from washington. >> mic

top, 26-23. [ wild cheers ] >>> and there's head coach nick sabin hoisting up his sixth championship trophy. with that, he ties legend baier bryant. the freshman quarterback rushing to his parents. he just holds them in a deep embrace, kisses their cheeks. what a great kid. boy, his parents are really proud. >>> a big talker last night was president trump taking the field during the national anthem. members of the rotc units at both colleges flanked the commander in chief. the crowd met him with a mixture of cheers and boos. of course the president has been critical of athletes protesting the national anthem. last night neither team was on the field. ♪ >>> and switching gears here, dr. j. seems to be feeling better. good news for everybody. enough so that he tweeted from atlanta for the national championship game. he said, "fully recovered, and hanging with my wife and son. thank you all for the love and well wishes." >> nice. >> the 67-year-old fell ill at the sixers game friday and had to be rushed to the hospital. >> good to see. >>> push for 2020. millions urging oprah to run for president. why her golden globes speech is ins

bryant. you don't think of possibly having flaws just think of them on mount rushmore. but nick saban in college, bill bell check in the nfl are two coachs who are so good their name should be said in the same breath. >> reporter: just in our last minute, the criticism is maybe because they beat my team or the other people that didn't like them. but also you can't really talk about an alabama without talking about the sort of the money in the sport, almost to professional-type of program. >> this is true of the competition. nick saban is highly remunerated because college football makes a ton of money. he's playing hoops within the rules, he doesn't have ncat violations like so many of his rivals. i think that to judge him by that standard would be unfair. there's a phrase, don't hate the player, hate the game. i say don't hate the coach. >> reporter: briefly, mike, like the fourth year of the college playoff. what is your feeling about how it's working? >> it's excellent. it delivers a greater version of justice in letting some sports writers decide, that said undefeated team,

steve: nick saban has another one he ties bryant i heard on the radio.georgia as well. there is nic and the big trophy they are taking that home to sweet home alabama. brian: i know you stayed up and late and watched the game. this is the price you paid. you don't sleep through our show. get up, get dressed and get ready. steve: why would someone have to stay up and watch the whole show. you went to bed early last night and we told you alabama won. ainsley: president was there he came out with three military individuals on his right side. three more on his left. here's some video of it and the crowd went crazy. steve: they did, indeed. he was escorted out to the 40-yard line and obviously that crowd inside the mercedes benz stadium happy to see the president of the united states sing the national anthem with his hand over his heart. brian: of course, there was this big moment the naacp was behind it or aclu was saying bring white, you know, bring a white cloth to show you are against the president. that never amounted to much. a couple dozen people showe

nick sabin's team has a chance to avenge last season's loss and put him in the company of bear bryant with a record tying 6 career titles. georgia is searching for their first national title in almost 40 years. president trump is set to attend the game. some want to have a protest before the kick off. >>> coming up, one speech took center stage at the golden globe awards. as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >>> the issue of sexual harassment was a big topic at the golden globes last night. >> protesters wore black at the event and the me too movement was addressed with some laughs. >> i think it is time to address the elephant not in the room. harvey weinstein is not here tonight because, well, i have heard rumors that he is crazy and difficult to work with. but don't worry, he will be back in 20 years when he becomes the first person after booed during the memmorium. it will sound like t

nick sabin's team has a chance to avenge last year's loss and put him in the company of bear bryant with a record tying 6 career titles. georgia is searching for their first national title in almost 40 years. >>> time is 6:47. there is a petition going around this morning trying to block starbucks from opening up in yosemite national park. >> several jobs were posted online looking for employees to staff a starbucks at the valley lodge. the jobs have been closed but they can be viewed online. the petition calls for corporations to stay out of the national park. as of this morning, more than 8,000 people have signed the petition. >>> on friday, a judge dismissed a lawsuit against starbucks that claimed the company purposely underfilled drinks to cut costs. the lawsuit claimed they make the cups too small and? struct the workers to skimp on the ingreetiants. starbucks countered that with saying that their cups hold more than the advertised ounces. the judge through out the case citing alic of evidence. >>> we have a lot to talk about this morning. sal has a lot to check because of the rain

nick saban again. now the sixth title in his career. i think it's about time we call him the go. but the man is tied with the great bear bryantor most national titles in college football. he had the best recruiting class in the country every single year since 2011. he's won five titles in just nine seasons at alabama. the college football playoffs be relatively new every kneeled a bracket would it the crimson tide. you can hate saying it, i hate saying it but you have to give it nor nick saban the guy is the best. who else would have thought it was a good idea to sit your starting quarterback for a red shirt freshman you've barely seen play? in the national title game. raise crazy he has to be looking into crystal ball. each year he's seeing more trophies. here's to you nick saban you are the best. iain. >> kristen, thanks. >>> it's tipping a turn off? well how about this survey shows americans don't want to tip any more. zagat poll found that 43% of americans are in favor of getting rid of tipping. even if it means raising the prices on food. american typically tip about 1 18%. people in philly they're the best tippers. they

. >> nick saban with his six national championship tying him with bear bryant. >> he was so emotional. >> cry baby. >> i was rooting for georgia. >> we have so many athletes from that game, local connections, anthony everette a corner for alabama had a sack in the game. he is a national championship winner. woodbury high school. >> in georgia we had a lot of people. >> de deandre swift fridays philadelphia he had four carries for 15-yard. he is about in the in the running back, what am i trying to say. >> he was popular because his rocky video trying to go to school do you remember that. >> yes. >> where will he go to school. he and his contacted put together this rocky video and at the end of it he said i'm going to the university of georgia. >> talking about the rocky steps. >> he had just 7-yard. swift was fourth ranked running back, in the 2016 when they made that announcement. >>> falcons eagles saturday. >> so we know about the field they will meet but what about in real life in nature if you had a falcon and eag who will would win in that battle. maybe that will predict who wil