] >> young money >> jimmy: we love nicki minaj. >> yeah, nicki minaj >> jimmy: love that. >> nicki minajt's my favorite thing in the world to do. >> jimmy: that makes two of us >> yes >> jimmy: i enjoy it, as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what games would you play on your show? >> well, anywhere can i go, i will play dirty charades you know you know regular charades. >> jimmy: yeah >> well, this is dirty charades, where you just change one word in the title. you know you have a movie or a book or a tv show, or a song >> jimmy: okay >> jimmy and you change one word. and i -- i sent over a bunch of -- i think i sent over 30 titles. the standards and practices rejected every single one of them [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is there any one that we can get away with >> i think so. i think so you guys want to play dirty charades [ cheers and applause can i do one for you >> jimmy: please all right, ready >> i'm going to do one for you [ cheers and applause okay, here we go all right. here we go >> jimmy: movie. three words. >> um -- and you know this means total concept, right sorry. okay >> jimmy:

>> i know a lot of birdman movies "birdman of nicki minaj. >> jimmy: nicki minaj, it was one of the first>> all right >> jimmy: you can steal -- no, but alcatraz >> oh, i can steal it? >> jimmy: yeah >> oh. alexa, what prison is outside san francisco? >> here's something i wound on wikipedia, san quentin state prison is a california department correctional -- [ audience oohs >> jimmy: no alexa, stop. >> alexa, stop >> jimmy: alexa stop. >> honey, honey. please, listen [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't talk like that to alexa. >> no, you can't talk like that >> jimmy: don't talk that to like to alexa, yeah. >> don't, that's a lesson. don't talk like that >> jimmy: alexa -- i'm sorry, stop. >> anyone guess this - >> tariq: what prison is called the rock >> jimmy: what's that? >> tariq: what prison is called the rock >> jimmy: oh, that's good. alexa, what prison is called the rock >> rock, rock, rock, rock,[ buz] [ cheers and applause >> that was andrew steele, somehow. >> jimmy: i don't know what's happening. i don't know what's happening. i don't know what's happening. all right. we're gonn

nicky still remembers being bullied as a kid. i was really quiet. i walked with my head down.elf. >> why? >> i didn't think i was good enough to be where i am today. >> reporter: today she ranks number one in the state in her female weight class, third in the nation. with a shot at the 2024 olympics and now on her way to clinch her first state title. that was made possible by coach doug kretzer and his daughter mya. >> it takes a girl that's serious about wrestling to convince a coach that it's a worthy endeavor. >> reporter: they went to the mat to get girls wrestling recognized as an official sport. >> it was never easy, competing and being on a team full of boys. day and night you wrestle with these people. it's really difficult. >> reporter: it would take four years for girls wrestling to happen. too late for mya. but not for hundreds of others, like nickerson heavyweight maddi miller who says wrestling gave her self-confidence. >> i don't think i would be such an outgoing and happy person like i am now if i didn't do wrestling. >> reporter: miller walked into regionals un

. >> welcome to the main stage of nicki minaj's drag race. [ laughter ] and i'm so glad you're here.da do. michelle massage >> you should know what my anaconda do. [ laughter ] >> style superstar carson kressley, you ready >> i am ready to pound the alarm. [ laughter ] even though i've never pounded anything in my life. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, rupaul, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> oh, my goodness >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you thank you. it's good to be in the building. >> seth: in the building you were here, we were talking backstage. an absolutely triumphant "snl" on saturday. >> i had a lot of fun. [ cheers and applause >> seth: it was wonderful. >> it was great. it was fun >> seth: you seemed very comfortable, very confident, which is, of course, how we're used to seeing you did you have butterflies, though >> no. you know, i was telling the cast, you know, it's only tv >> seth: yeah. >> just television you know, actually, i've been doing television for 38 years. i started my career in atlanta, georgia, on public access television >> seth: wow >>

perhaps the most interesting thing, we had nicky morgan saying she would go in the reshuffle expectedensee and in particular into decriminalising the licensee. what will that mean for the bbc? we shall find out. let's ask three people, one from the labour party, one from the conservatives and one from the liberal democrats. damian, it is a little bit out, here we have a government with an awful lot on its plate, brexit, trade deals, levelling up, social care, so what do they do? they hold a consultation on bbc, what is going on?” do they do? they hold a consultation on bbc, what is going on? i am not sure, the government can explain better than i can. clearly, there are issues with the new, you know, a huge amount of change in the broadcasting landscape, i hope that the consultation does not lead to anything that actually weakens the bbc‘s ability to be, if you like, britain's voice in the world. if you look at it globally, one of the british institutions that is most admired around the world as the bbc, for all the rotations we may all have with that, even its own employees have it s

mucho con nicky jesse: va a ser todo un lujo. reportero: a pocos meses de haber llegado al altar claudia martin compartiÓ cómo es la relaciÓn con su esposo andrÉs tovar ahora que se encuentra en las grabaciones de una nueva telenovela. claudia: afortunadamente mi esposo me apoya en todo. Él es productor, sabe los ritmos de trabajo, los horarios. respeta muchÍsimo lo que hago. el hecho de llegar por la noche sentarte estudiar. mientras Él medea feliz me da apoyar al 100%. reportero: en la historia compartirÁ escenas con los personajes de adriÁn. claudia: yo soy pareja de ricardo que es el personaje rico de adriÁn uribe. de pronto por cuestiones de azar, me enamoro del otro. es muy cÓmica la forma en que mi personaje va descubriendo ese amor sincero en ese personaje y ademÁs de todas las demÁs historias que estÁn por allÍ entrelazadas. reportero: la actriz se revelÓ que la vida real viviÓ una situaciÓn similar tratÁndose de gemelos. claudia: a mi abuela le paso que el padre de mi esposo tiene gemelos. entonces mi abuela siempre lo

nicky was the second from the youngest. >> my father worked as a roofer and at night, he also workedas a baker. and my mother worked at the philadelphia airport as cashier. my grandmother was primarily in charge of caring for the household while my parents both worked. she had motivation sticks, she used to call it, her broom. you got up for school with that motivation stick. but that was so funny that a 4'6" woman would beat on you with a broom. >> nicky was all right until he started getting in his teenage years. running with different people and all. he started to get wild, you know? i mean, he wasn't an angel. he was smoking pot and stuff like that. >> i was at a party when i was 10 years old and i drank a bottle of beer and then pot and then everything opened up when i was 16 and 17, i knew where to go get methamphetamine every day. >> he just did what he wanted to. but i knew he had got locked up a couple times. >> between the ages of 14 andcr stuff like that. >> just a normal healthy adolescent makes a lot of poor decisions. when you have brain injury involved, those injuries

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my own my last nicky making claim that he will fight example c.b. he will reveal by well folks back to dad when i did us a why am i watching in some black. when. i mean. he did. it that. i cannot solve it. thanks to chocolate togo florence and a husband were able to fulfill their dream to build their own house. and i've been missing will. my home. they hope their success will not just be an inspiration to their daughter but also to a bully young togolese that may be considering leaving the country. to be able to settle this show up and to keep it off. so that a freak offered set up with all these i won't do any good to see. that i mean that i do. this i do it all the thought i. should have from. the puzzles are possible the good. ship it just got them separate goodell said only . one of 3 but a financial one the boat don't sit at the let up on the initial up and don't just disappear return it ripples causing the walls. to round of peace to a commie has chosen a small cuckoo farming village a few kilometers outside the man in the middle of. the are b

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this was launched today by the culture secretary, nicky morgan, at its heart, should people watching or live streaming programmes onatv live tv or live streaming programmes on a tv set be prosecuted if they don't have a tv licence on the bbc? if the process is decriminalised, it could mean a big dent in the bbc‘s finances and its ability to pay for its programmes, including this one. at the moment the license fee is scheduled to rise by £3 in april to £157 by 50 p. that rise already agreed by the bbc and london some time ago. most people who watch live tv or have a tv set pay for the license fee. 2018 people were prosecuted for not paying for it. and england and wales only five people ended up going to prison. the government says the consultation will carry on through spring and then nicky morgan will make a final decision in the summer. that's something the bbc will probably be very concerned about. the culture secretary suit says she wants the bbc to adapt to new technology. she gives the example of what happened to block austin connelly video rental chain that went bust when video

today in the gallery, we're honored to have katie, schmika, and nicki. sadly, these women have something in common. they were trafficked as kids, robbed of their innocence and childhood. forced to see and experience things that we cannot imagine. but these women are survivors. they are fighters and they are powerful advocates who are working to turn georgia into a safe haven for those who have no voice. who exist in the shadows, and who need an ally to shine a light into the darkness. members of the house and senate, we are asking once again for your help to win this fight against human trafficking. we must advance legislation this session that closes loopholes that leave children vulnerable to exploitation. we must help victims tell their story in the courtroom without the fear of retaliation. we must support survivors who want to enter the work force, but still bear the scars of the past. the house we are building will be safe and secure, and we will not stop working until it is. i hope you will join me in applauding the bravery of those that are with

them at least option that nicky juking it has to. be sure that it is that cadence obesity in the head that. did all. of what they. did europe. before. they lifted men only. so little off one. with. their frustrations are about developing and by education and by getting the job. but we need to reflect on now is where are we going into this new blade runner world of violence what do you do when at the end of the day you have a technique of terrorism of killing ramming a car or a van into a population indiscriminately that is used equally by people on the islamophobia side for instance the finsbury park attack equally by people on the western a phobic side as we've seen in this literally the same technique. clearly this is less and less about ideology it is the return to the west of the violence that has shipped the world and the next phase of this is already playing out as we see more attacks on the west by westerners themselves. we have to really accept the fact that there's nothing inevitable in all of this the fatalistic disposition

asesinato de quien comenzara a brillar con luz propia en el gÉnero del rap, varias estrellas como nickirk reportando lo que pasÓ en la casa que pop smoke estaba rentando, cuya verdadero nombre era... se encontraba en un gran momento artÍstico, sus videos musicales alcanzaron millones de visitas en youtube, artistas como pop smoke se mudan los barrios, huyendo de la violencia y la misma violencia termina quitÁndole la vida. la policÍa no descarta que hasta 6 sujetos podrÍan estar involucrados en el crimen, hasta el momento ninguno ha sido identificado, regresamos a los estudios. >> gracias al regresar nuevos casos de coronavirus en el crucero en cuarentena en japÓn, al tiempo que cientos de pasajeros abandonan la embarcaciÓn rumbo a sus paÍses. y les presentamos al joven latino de texas que ha conmovido las redes sociales vendiendo pasteles para ayudar a su mamÁ es un proceso de certificación de 165 puntos. o no lo es. es probar sistemas de seguridad avanzados. o no lo es. es una garantía estándar de millaje ilimitado. o no lo es. es un vehículo certificado preadquirido de mercedes-benz.

international with me nicky aaron great to have you with us. our russian shock artist he was granted asylum in france is at the center of a political scandal french lawmakers are demanding petra is sent back to russia after he was arrested for posting that brought down president candidate for paris there shola dubinsky has the details. your 3rd pub lenski is a political refugee here in france but it seems even he is too hot to handle with these latest allegations even members of macaroons own party and are calling for him to be sent back to russia if you get this guy out he's a political refugee he behaves like the 1st thing to do would be to put him on a plane streets of russia and he will see with mr putin if you can do this kind of crap this comes after the latest scandal involving pawlenty ski this follows the dissemination of videos and photos on the internet last week of benjamin a key ally of the president back on his former spokesperson now linsky and his partner were taken by the police and they were questioned in regards to those vide

in fact this country here at the time often say 50 to some 10000 children and it is thanks to the nicky winton who helped organize kinda transport from czechoslovakia that i got here tall and i almost certainly owe my life to him once in a while the days of challenges to test are humanitarianism and europe's effigy crisis is surely one such challenge but within that there is i believe a need to do something about unaccompanied childhood g.'s and you know i'm like other children to be able to safety in this country and be given the same welcome and opportunities that i had how things have changed when the house of lords similarly amended the johnson withdrawal bill the government use its newfound house of commons muscle last month so overturn it without any set of many tournaments this week or 2 more summit for. the other place in the name of the noble lord lord ups where the government humbly disagreed with the noble lords a moment this moment in no way affects our commitment to see can and agreements with the e.u. prime.

international with me nicky aaron it's great to have you with us and our top story the u.s. senate towns voted to acquit president trump and in the furred impeachment trial in u.s. history mr truong faced it to charges from democrats abuse of power and obstruction of congress which stem from his dealings with ukraine more pain has the details. impeachment proceedings have come to their ultimate conclusion donald trump was acquitted on both charges abuse of power and obstruction of congress however even though it was a quick vote with very little unexpected activity there was certainly plenty of debate in the lead up to the ultimate vote and conclusion the proceedings this is some of what we heard and your hatred of donald trump has blinded you to the obvious this is not about protecting the country this is about destroying the president but american president to deliberately solicit such a thing to blackmail a foreign country into helping him win an election is forgiveable this partners on impeachment will in. how could such an offense not be deemed a high crime a crime agai

realidad juan diego medina, es la cabeza negociante de la industria como tambiÉn es el manager de nickya miami al mando de dos restaurantes mexicanos, pero ni la agitada vida del restaurant lo detuvo de hacer labores sociales algo que lo hacia muy feliz y que sin pensarlo lo llevarÍa a conocer al gran amor de su vida. >>> nos conocimos en un evento que era para chef aquÍ en miami allÍ nos conocimos entero actuamos tenemos muchas cosas en comÚn, querÍamos ayudar los dos y allÍ marmsz tener conexiÓn. >>> ese dÍa nos tocÓ cocinar juntos, porque habÍan diferentes chefs de miami y los que no somos chefs como yo que estÁbamos ayudando y santiago era el chef del grupo que me tocÓ. >>> mientras preparaba la comida esta pareja se dio cuenta que no solo se gustaban, sino que quÉ podrÍa hacer un gran equipo para cosas grandioso asÍ que camila trabajÓ como gerente en el segundo restaurante de santiago y hasta que lograron conquistar una meta mÁs. >>> me salgo para crear nuestro propio y que hoy en dÍa estoy dedicada a full time a crear esta segundas oportunidades para mujeres solteras con hijos, pa

the culture secretary, nicky morgan, has launched a consultation looking at whether or not non—paymentremain a criminal offence. lord grade told peers that the bbc finances were under huge pressure as the corporation was now having to pay for free licences for some over 75s and... this feels like another attempt to impoverish the bbc and weaken it. may i remind my noble friend the minister and the government that the bbc is the cornerstone of the creative industries in this country which is one of the fastest growing sectors of the uk economy. it has huge, huge success in promoting the brand of great britain around the world. it is a fantastic engine for social mobility and weakening the bbc and impoverishing the bbc is so damaging to this country and should be abandoned immediately. i think the last thing this government wants to do is weaken or abandon an asset as strong and important as the bbc. the full charter review needs to be thought through and everything will be included in that, including the funding model. we will make sure that the bbc remains the asset that we cherish tha

international with me nicky aaron and our top story a manhunt is underway in thailand for a soldier who went on a shooting rampage killing at least 21 people and injuring many more the past couple of hours the gunman was surrounded by security forces in a shopping mall carpark in the city of cora's but he managed to flee the scene killing one serviceman in the process according to local reports all civilians have been evacuated from the building people nearby have reported the sound of explosions the massacre started on late sunday afternoon the sergeant fatally shot his commanding officer at a military barracks before storming the shopping center opening fire on bystanders whose motives are not it's known at this stage the gunman's live streamed the shooting on social media and those videos were widely shared it will be taken down well that the this is the moment terrified shoppers managed to escape. but the morning that. he was scared and ran to the tour this to hide the gym trainer told us to hide so we all went in i heard gunshots trying to stay calm and the authorities will come an

international with me nicky air and now this tuesday was day 2 of wiki leaks founder julian assange is hearing on extradition to the us where the whistleblower was wanted on espionage and hacking charges if handed over he could be facing a 175 year prison sentence for his role in the publication of classified intelligence data madeira 2 to has the details. day 2 with crown courts and we have the song cheering supporters happy night in full force again we can hear them chanting throughout the proceedings now we had the defiance talking today talking about why these allegations should be thrown out of course they talked about mr manning's involvement in the release of the 200-200-6200 extension 7 iraq documents the iraqi diaries and obviously the release of the collateral murder video saying that she felt that her conscience required her to release those documents. julian assange as she was handcuffed 11 times prior to the course of these hearings stripped naked twice and his case files called the skated after the 1st day of his extradition hearing according to his lawyers that's been to

nicky says, doughnuts, buns and cookies all the way. bread is overrated. tweets. thank you for watching. we will see you soon. bye bye. good morning. snow and low levels and temperatures falling close to freezing so the risk of some ice. through today there will be clear skies but it's this area of cloud towards the west which is linked into an area of low pressure and that is going to move its way further east eventually moving into southern areas through tonight, more details about that in just a moment but for the rest of today, further wintry showers, hail, sleet, snow, mainly over the higher ground, but one or two flakes possible down to low levels as well. a little bit drier through the afternoon than the morning. lengthy sunny spells. a maximum temperature about 5—9. then a through tonight and that this area of cloud will start to move in from the west. it will bring some rain. anywhere south of the m4 corridor, it will stay as rain, but to the north of that, a chance of returning to snow. a couple of centimetres in one or two places from the mornin

warm welcome to you you're watching r c international with me nicky air and our top story the u.s. on the taliban has signed a peace deal which is expected to finally bring washington's longest ever war to an end but the agreement is already finding itself on shaky ground while president trump has even said he won't hesitate to send u.s. troops right back if necessary. bad things happen we'll go back that people will go back and go back so fast it will go back with a force like nobody's ever seen under the peace deal the taliban's pledge to prevent terrorists from operating in the areas it controls and they've also promised to enter into talks with the afghan government in march as the washington is promising to review sanctions on the taliban's will begin withdrawing their troops in stages if all goes well in a little over a year no us or nato forces will remain in the country artists care the more pain looks at how much america has lost in the war and what it is that what it has achieved in the end. back in 2003 u.s. officials were telling a story of success when it came to afgha

best known for as for the song pop smoke was best known for its called welcome to the party which nicki minaj did a re mix up. >>today she posted this picture with the caption, the bible tells us jealousy is as cruel as the grave, $0.50 also reference jealousy in his post saying there's no such thing as success without it and that treachery comes from those who are close. >>again corny free all reporting lapd says its investigation is ongoing. >>i recall martin in washington. despite legal challenges, the controversial changes to when i came home from prison, my sons were in their teens. i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. mike bloomberg created the young men's initiative, helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, in young people being employed, we see young people being removed out the system. and that's what justice looks like for me and i think that's what mike bloomberg has done for my community, and throughout the city of new york. i'm mike bloomberg and

the nicky down significantly. hit by fears about the spread of the coronavirus.wn significantly. taking a hit by coronavirus. reaching its tentacles throughout europe. all of the market is showing signs that this epidemic is going to hit corporate companies. it is an important day for britain's plans with the eu once they brexit transition period finishes at the end of the year. boris johnson's government has published its strategy as it prepares for formal negotiations with the eu to begin. what are we expecting? the oasis of brexit free about to come to come to a crashing conclusion. the uk left the european union legally at the end of last month but we are currently in a transition period which means in a practical sense nothing has changed so what does the long—term relationship look like the on the end of this year when the transition period runs out? the european union publish this 46 page negotiating mandate looking at things like the financial services industry and fishing a deviation and tax and data sharing and email you and one things sides and the uk

americans they see it all global economics next on the causeway reports nicky aaron is on her way in to take you through the night's headlines at 71 myself about 30 minutes with the latest. nuclear become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is or powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle.

week's top stories for you came home office minister norman baker norman this morning culture secretary nicky morgan responsible for broadcasting actually she could shut this show down any time she liked but worrying things going on with journalism in this country arguably well there are worrying things the idea that dominic coming can decide which papers get briefings and which ones don't lead again it's a narrow and dangerous road down towards some sort of comport tyranny the fact of the matter is that the government of the day should put up with the press the media whoever they are that's their job and they can't pick and choose what they're trying to do is to say we will not give stories to papers we don't like so therefore we will exclude their coverage of it or or make them couto and behave themselves so they can gracefully get back into these briefings you're referring to the fact that they divided the press which we in pro and yes it was a totally it's outrageous behavior so the but we are them it's isn't up to them in a democracy a government has to respect to see that you're actuall

nicky morgan, the culture secretary, has made it clear she is standing down, as far as we know, so that'sing they are preparing for the future, it's about future generations, and over the next few months they will promote women, some of the home don't have very much experience, and they will be brought up to junior ra nks they will be brought up to junior ranks so they can prove themselves, get experience, and then they will be there with that experience to be promoted in the coming years. at the moment, therejust aren't promoted in the coming years. at the moment, there just aren't that many women at the leveljust down from cabinet, which is why there are fewer women in cabinet, nowhere near 50-50. i've just fewer women in cabinet, nowhere near 50-50. i'vejust been fewer women in cabinet, nowhere near 50-50. i've just been told that your prediction was absolutely correct, and that anne—marie trevelyan is indeed promoted to international developed secretary, so well done, vicki young, our chief political correspondent! earlier i spoke to steven swinford, the deputy political editor of the

less developed countries have importation of cases and that is true if there is going to be i guess nicky lee sealed in a global response that could be where things fail because they may not have the ability or the resources to identify and isolate all the cases which might cause some local transmission within that country or region at nicholas' in hong kong in hong kong i mean what lessons can we learn then from previous global viral outbreaks like sa's like you buy with that are we better prepared this time around do you think. i think certainly on the technical side with the technical cooperation between the w.h.o. the u.s. c.d.c. the chinese c.d.c. and their regional counterparts we're much better prepared than what we were. 16 or so years ago just to pick up on the achilles heel idea that was just mentioned it's not just internationally in poorer countries you have to realize that parts of china where people be moving to throughout the chinese new year are themselves very poor and so you're going to have structural imbalances within china as to the way this disease gets dealt with th

nicky knows first—hand how the right support can turn things around. he was a steelworker.hink the way the election went, i think what people want is to see a bit of change. but the people here have heard promises in the past. this community will stay sceptical until things look very different. alex forsyth, bbc news, redcar. vulnerable children under the age of 16 will no longer be placed in care homes which aren‘t inspected by the regulator 0fsted. last year, investigations by bbc news revealed that children as young as 11 were living in unregulated accommodation. our special correspondent ed thomas has been talking to the education secretary about the proposed changes. just a house where people profit from young, vulnerable children. children neglected... i never really had any support. all i had was basically a bed. ..exploited. .. everyone that was involved, whoever did what they did... ..and abused. ..someone needs to pay a price for the pain. for a year, bbc news has been investigating failures inside unregulated accommodation for children in care. that house was bas

nicky knows first—hand how the right support can turn things around. he was a steelworker. boxing business. he is hopeful of such opportunity for others. some people seem to think they've been forgotten about down this neck of the woods. do you get the sense that things are changing? i hope so. i think the way the election went, i think what people want is to see a bit of change. but the people here have heard promises in the past. this community will stay sceptical until things look very different. alex forsyth, bbc news, redcar. in downing street borisjohnson has been finalising the government reshuffle to be announced tomorrow. our chief political correspondent vicki young is outside number ten. what are you expecting? after that decisive election victory, there was a lot of talk of a valentine's day massacre, but i'm told the reshuffle will be a lot more modest than that. that is partly because borisjohnson became prime minister just that is partly because borisjohnson became prime ministerjust seven months ago, cleared out theresa may's team, so tomorrow the top jobs o

i think nicky morgan's basic message was for the bbc was change or die.ng environment, she thinks, with massive digital streaming services like netflix and amazon and part of that, she believes, is decriminalising the licence fee. she thinks it cannot be sustainable or a cce pta ble thinks it cannot be sustainable or acceptable to prosecute people for not having a licence fee, she think it is unfairand not having a licence fee, she think it is unfair and takes up to much court time. there is no book support for it. so the bbc has got to think of other ways, alternative mechanisms. that includes an alternative to the licence fee itself, which he made clear. —— she made clear. but even with this help from the government, there remain legitimate concerns that the criminal sanction for tv licence fee evasion is unfair and disproportionate. the licence fee will remain in place until 2027, however, we must all be open—minded about the future of the licence fee beyond this point. they we re licence fee beyond this point. they were a flurry of questions given the

that was nicky morgan.t the current system is working. the vast majority play, with only a small number of people being prosecuted, and under a civil system, more people could actually get drawn in by the net, higher fines and higher penalties, which could make it worse for people who are poorer, and peoples credit ratings could be affected. you‘re watching afternoon live, these are our headlines... state of disunion — as donald trump tells america how well his presidency is going — speaker nancy pelosi makes her feelings clear by ripping up his speech. china takes further steps to control the spread of the coronavirus as the death toll nears 500 — while 10 people on a cruise ship test positive — and hundreds of other passengers are quarantined. at least 38 people have been killed and dozens more trapped after a second avalanche struck a mountainside in turkey. many of the dead are rescue workers attending the first the board of rugby super lead vote in favour of changing the rules after israel folau joins

nicky knows first—hand how the right support can turn things around. he was a steelworker.ment grant and used it to start a boxing business. he is hopeful of such opportunity for others. i think some people seem to think they've been forgotten about down this neck of the woods. do you get the sense things are changing? i hope so. i think the way the election went, i think... what people want is to see a bit of change. but the people here have heard promises in the past. this community will stay sceptical until things look very different. alex forsyth, bbc news, redcar. the race to take on donald trump in this year's presidential election is hotting up with the veteran left—wing senator bernie sanders strengthening his position in his bid to become the democratic party's candidate for the white house. he narrowly won the new hampshire primary and declared it "the beginning of the end" for president trump. but it was a terrible night for former vice—presidentjoe biden, who'd been considered the favourite. he finished fifth. our north america editorjon sopel is in new hampshir

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. >> king george is very close to his cousin nicky. they were actually very good friends.ed almost identical. the problem with the czar is that he is incredibly unpopular among some people in britain. >> he is seen as a blood-stained tyrant brutally quashing any kind of uprising prior to 1917. >> the fall of the czar is celebrated by a growing number of the british working class. >> george is afraid if he brings in nicholas he'll have a flaming communist revolution in this country as well. >> if the russian royal family can be toppled, what is to say the british royal family aren't next? >> george will do everything he can to preserve his own dynasty and his own family. >> the king makes a cold-hearted choice. he refuses asylum to his cousin, his wife, and their five children. one year later, king george learns the fate of his russian family. >> a group of bolshevik soldiers just opened fire on them. the czar died straightaway. but it took a long time to kill his son, the czarina and the princesses. they all had jewels, diamonds sewn into their underwear which acted as a k

the league restaurant you're nicky bovis was also arrested charged with fire fraud. mayor breed said nothing matters more than restoring the public trust in our government. our residents deserve it. >>> building a better transit system certainly part of building a better bay area. >> right now, the state assembly person said it is unreliable and inequitable. >> now he has proposal that could streamline the process. >> reporter: good evening. the state assemblyman says many people use a bus to get to b.a.r.t. then hop on muni. he says better integrate of these systems like coordinating schedules will get more female use public transportation. empty buses leaving the new sales force transit center suggest that the bay area public transportation system isn't working. >> this is supposed to be the grand central station. it's not. there is no one here. >> seth andrews said he uses b.a.r.t. and muni almost every day. he is frustrated with the delays. >> the predictions, the schedules yor schedules, i don't trust that at all. >> it is being called inefficient and unreliable