nikki? >> nikole, thank you. cbs's news director of election and surveys. anthony, coming off a big win in nevada, it looks like sanders is closing the gap with biden in south carolina. what's behind that? >> well, nikki, a big part of that is closing the gap with african american voters who make up most of the democratic electorate there. joe biden used to have a large lead with black voters. now both bernie sanders and businessman tom steyer have cut into it. that comes amidst both of them being seen along with joe biden as being attuned to the concerns of black voters and across the wider electorate, growing doubts about whether or not joe biden can ultimately win the nomination, nikki. >> anthony, we have a big debate coming up on tuesday. what are voters saying about how much that will matter? >> it matters a lot. first of all, two-thirds of democrats say they're going to watch the debate. we saw him give elizabeth warren the highest ratings for being impressive in the last debate. we'l

nikki. >> battiste: thank you, ben. a 5.7 magnitude earthquake at the turkey iran border today killed at least 9 people and hurt 37. teams are searching through the rubble of collapsed buildings looking for survivors. at least three of the dead were ronavirus is spreading fast and beyond china, spikingeo in south korea t .is week in south korea this week. more than 600 people have been infected there, most since tuesday. ramy inocencio is in seoul. >> reporter: the empty streets of daegu, south korea's fourth biggest city, could be the next virna hotpot. s anxious residents avoiding public spaces have turned the city quieter as health officials try to disinfect and contain the epidemic. just from friday to sunday, the number of infected across south korea nearly tripled. more than half of the from a controversial christian sect known as shincheonji. south korea president moon jae- in singled them out when he declared a red alert raising the country's threat level to the highest possible, giving the government unpreceden

now, i should point out, nikki haley-- >> nikki haley. >> sreenivasan: isernor of that state. so it's notike they have been completely out of it. how does that? legislature fa >> very different from what we see in nevada where south carolina has a little less than is female.ir state legislatu they have no women representing them at the federal level, either. you did mention former governor nikki haley. so it is not without female presence, but there is absolutely an absence of female remgz thin tir federal delegation, and a very small number of womt en servinge state level, very simar to places like tennessee, alabama, west virginia, mississippi. so, again, not out of the norm in the nber of southern states. >> sreenivasan: how much of this has to do with partiesnd their ability to recruit? i mean, is there a stronger , cruitment pipe line when it comes to, saybor unions in nevada versus what the republican party is doing an how they're encouraging women to get in on the ground floor? >> right. well, there always has been a historicsparity between women nning as democrats vers

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nikki haley is someone i have admired for a long time.ndink she has grit, toughness, is principled and getting the opportunity to work for her is something i'm pretty excited about. it was something i could not say no to. steve: is she going to run for president in 2024? tim: you will have to ask her. steve: what do you think? tim: i don't know. i know she is going to be a figure for years. is there a figure in the gop you see as a natural successor to donald trump? tim: i don't think so. i think that is being settled right now. those of the conversations that are occurring. in truth, the gop right now is not talking about a successor to trump. people are focusing on getting trump reelected. i am sure that if he is reelected, the conversation becomes who is his successor, but there are so many good people out there, many who are qualified to lead and many of whom are learning the right lessons right now, thinking strategically about the future, so i think our bench is pretty deep. gabby: i want to go back to something you were talking abo

nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" a florida mother is demandingdaughter was removed from school and taken to a mental health facility. we'll have exclusive interview with the mother. >>> plus only on "cbs this morning" how one couple is using the death of their son to educate the public about the dangers of distracted driving. >>> and in our eye on earth series we'll take you to a remote area near mexico to show you how great white sharks play a key role in our eco system. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . .

nikki battiste on the power of friendship. >> reporter: who's your hero?ley. >> reporter: five-year-old riley e-icino's tiny classroom chair has been empty since she was diagnosed with leukemia last summer. >> my heart dropped. >> reporter: riley's mother kaylie manger says the hospital stays and chemo have been a test of strength for her feisty daughter. >> she was just saying, "i wish my bones weren't sick anymore." she just fell on the floor, and i hugged her and said, "we're going to get through it." >> reporter: to show their support, riley's pre-k classmates in new jersey have special dress up day, wearing superhero costume, wild hair, and pajamas. they're also helping to raise money for the leukemia and ocmphoma society. >> riley! >> say hi. >> reporter: recently riley surprised her classmates, and the impact she had on them was something to behold. >> you're our hero. >> it was... we have missed her so much. >> reporter: riley is now in remission but still receiving bi-weekly chemo treatments. what did you think when you walked in and saw all of th

>> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you. tonight, a former top medical official with the u.s.mpic and paralympic committee is making damning allegations about how the organization handles mental health issues. in his first tv interview, dr. william moreau alleges he was let go last may, in part because of his complaints about this issue. now, moreau has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated. we have more now from dr. jon lapook. >> michael phelps has done it again! >> reporter: in the water, michael phelps could beat any challenger. >> i'm a finely-tuned swimming machine. >> reporter: but on land, he says he was brought to his knees by a force he couldn't see or understand. >> i also struggle with depression and anxiety. >> reporter: this week, michael phelps said about the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee, "i don't know of anything they've done to help us, mental health-wise"... >> you'rthhe sution. >> reporter: ...and is siding with a whistleblower, a doctor who worked inside the u.s.o.p.c. for ten years, and gave his first tv interview to cbs news. >> m

nikki fox has the story. it's an early start for kirsty. it's all right. school today.ex medical needs. got to get dressed in a minute, all right? her dad supports her full—time. life with kirsty is fantastic but it's quite full on. right, and we're running. she can't eat, can't walk, can't talk, can't do very much for herself, but she's a happy child. bus. you go on the bus, don't you? yeah. here we go. the school bus, a lifeline. right, let's get this door shut. that's it, she's off. but from september, kirsty will no longer be entitled to use it. lolly. lolly! getting to specialist schools like this isn't easy. even though some parents like kirsty‘s contribute, the overall cost of school transport for disabled students her age has significantly increased across england. now her local council has had to make cuts. it's as if we're being punished for having a disabled daughter and that kirsty‘s being punished for being disabled. it's not her fault, she deserves her space in the world. you want that one, then. grab it really tight. like all students in england, kirsty h

many of the top musicians in country music are women, where they are gasping for air time, here is nikki the fight for equal play. >> reporter: have you had a >> count difficult time getting your songs on country radio? >> yeah. ♪ don't keep me waiting on you >> reporter: country music artist lyndsay ell is a victim of that unspoken rule that country music radio stations play a limited number of songs by female artists, and definitely not back to back. >> i really think that this ioole problem of ratios of male to females being played on country radio rolls back to the record labels. >> reporter: and that is a big problem for women, labels have power in a genre where radio is essential to building a fan base. a new study by country music television, a division of viacom/ cbs backs ell's claim, it found 7 in 10 country radio listeners want to hear more female artists but only 10% of air time is dedicated to them. when l.a.'s only country music radio station recently played gabby barrett and kelsey ballerini back to back variety reporter chris willman jokingly tweeted "can't they get fined

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you.orida mother is outraged tonight after the release of body cam video showing her six- year-old daughter with special needs being removed from her school by police. the little girl was held at a behavioral facility for two days. manuel bojorquez reports the case is drawing new attention to a controversial florida law. troversial florida law. >> reporter: that's six-year-old nadia, being escorted from her school by a jacksonville sheriff's officer on february 4. in the squad car, the deputy is overheard talking to another officer about the girl's behavior since leaving the school. school. >> reporter: nadia seems confused about where she's going. she would be held at this jacksonville mental health center for nearly 48 hours. her mother, martina falk, broke down watching the police body cam video with her attorneys. >> i can't comment. >> she's mortified. >> reporter: that's because the family believes nadia, who has a.d.h.d. and a mood disorder, should never have been placed under flori

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nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: in louisville, kentucky, a masked gunman picked theurant to hold up. surveillance video shows the robbery going down at raising cane's chicken fingers saturday night, which happened to be date night for two off-duty police officers. officer nicole mccowan and her husband, detective chase mccowan, got up from their table-- you can see-- drew their guns and chased the suspect out of the restaurant. they caught him about a block away. how's that for a date night? all right, up next, the story we promised you-- a teenager with a monumental idea, and the movie that was her inspiration. i'm alphonso, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career,... my cause,... my choir. i'm a work in progress. so much goes... into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2... medicines in... 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines..

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you.e have breaking news now from ohio state university. two football players have just been dismissed from the team after being charged with rape and kidnapping. adriana diaz on the disturbing details in this case. >> reporter: the ohio state university football players, amir riep and jahsen wint, were booked into this columbus jail late last night after turning themselves in. the criminal complaint alleges that on february 4, a 19-year- old woman was having consensual sex with riep when she stopped, stating she did not want to continue. detectives say wint then entered the room, and riep, after asking if wint could join, pushed her down by the neck, and two men allegedly raped her. afterwards the report says riep told the victim to say the incident was consensual on video as he was laughing and she was crying. denise alex-bouzounis is with the columbus police department. >> she was unsure if she should go ahead and file charges or not, and that's what happens in a lot of these cases. >>

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you so much. the first time new cases of the coronavirus are increasing faster in the rest of the world than china.ed alines joinedthere and singapore, and tonight the state department is advising americans to reconsider traveling to italy, and that's where charlie d'agata reports from tonight. >> reporter: across the globe, it's not only spreading, it's speeding up. >> this is a reality check for every government on the planet-- wake up, get ready. >> reporter: in more than 50 countries and counting, it's e: mexico, nigmexico, nigeria, iceland, the netherlands, all reporting their first cases, a surge in flashpoint countries of italy and iran, three-quarters of new infections are now outside of china. worldwide, 2,800 people dead, more than 83,000 people infected. tonight, south korea has the largest outbreak outside of china, over 2,300 people. in iran, friday prayers were canceled for the first time since the revolution in 1979. outside of asia, italy has seen the biggest outbreak. milan and ve

stefan drexler, kirsty‘s father, ending that report by our disability correspondent, nikki fox. neave who was found strangled in woodland 25 years ago. rikki disappeared after leaving home to walk to school in 1994. his body was found the following day. james watson, of no fixed address, appeared in court in peterborough. he was 13 years old at the time of rikki's death. a new £20 note featuring the artist turner will be in circulation from today. the new note is made from polymer, a thin plastic, and includes two see—through windows and a colour foil to help beat forgers. dame julie walters has revealed she's had treatment for stage 3 bowel cancer. the actor, who's 69, had surgery and chemotherapy following the diagnosis 18 months ago, and has now been given the all clear. but the star of mama mia and billy elliot says her latest film, the secret garden, may be her last one. she's been speaking to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire. how are you? i'm very well, look at you, you look fab. look at you. julie walters is one of our greatest actors, having been on our screens for more tha

nikki, mg a day. that is about 28 drops of 596 cbd. nikki, how much would you take?esearch yourself. exactly. you had todoa research yourself. exactly. you had to do a lot of reading. and to look ata to do a lot of reading. and to look at a bunch of products and work out exactly how much cbd oil you are getting when it has had a lot of different things added to the ingredients is really hard stop and die welcome that standardisation for people knowing exactly what they are buying and exactly how many drops to ta ke buying and exactly how many drops to take —— and i really welcome that. we are saying basically think carefully before you take it. if you do have a medical condition, you are taking medication, our advice is don't, but if you decide the risk judgement is worth check with a health vessel so you understand how it is interacting with your medication. nikki made the point about being guided and having some idea. at the moment, you going to shops, and there are some cbd shops, and you don't have any guidance. as consumer affairs correspondent you will know, wh

nikki morris's house merged with the neighbouring river and canal.lengthy clear—up. i hate it being here now, at this very moment in time, i don't want to be here at all. i've got my house up for sale, i have done for a few months, but that's not going to happen now, is it? further south in hampshire, a 58—year—old man was killed when a tree fell on his car on the a33. many train services were cancelled. this was glasgow central station, where the west coast main line only reopened late this afternoon. numerous other train operators reported problems caused by the weather. whoa! in the borders, this 200—year—old guesthouse in hawick collapsed into the river. and this lorry went over on the severn bridge, closing the link to and from wales to all traffic. back in hebden bridge, the full extent of the damage could be seen from the air. the problem here is that people have lost all faith in the authorities to defend this valley from floods. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. some west yorkshire. devastating damage there. as always, some devastating

nikki haley comes to mind. when she was governor of south carolina and ended up being the u.n.assador. there are people that have capitalized but it's just not demonstrated that is the pathway to stardom within your party. >> tucker: if anyone is going to capitalize it would be nikki haley. the president i believe has arrived in the chamber. this is the vice-president and the speaker of the house. we have not seen the president but he is in the room. brit hume is still with us. do you find it interesting that the rest of us are glued to the bodiy language in the room. can that tell us anything? >> if the president gives a low-key speech and promised that, i don't know what will happen. we probably won't have the deeply partisan moments. there is no guarantee. it's interesting to. wathe members of congress who complain with a particular president and as he is making hus way down the aisle to go up to the lectern to make his talk, they are trying to reach out and shake hands with him. we understand that rush limbaugh will be there tonight after finding out he is ill can lung canc

and just a minute after the restart norty nikki haley fired in to seal the leipzig victory frenchman making some nifty moves to beat his marker. to go through the legs of brendan king. and so with that bundle saturday's minus the games are all in the books let's take a look at the results so far on match day 22. glad back dusted decile dorf with ease as we saw her to berlin beat powder born days after you're going to cleanse mn quit as coach rb leipzig battered braman they were accused that's not passed on young barry lynn well spurred beat hoffenheim oxburgh and freiburg share this boils dortmund down frankfurt on friday night 2 games to come on sunday cologne take on byron munich and minds neat shock in australia tens of thousands of people have turned out to support a bushfire benefit benefit concert in sydney. that musicians from around the world took to the stage with a 10 hour charity show organizers say the funds raised will go to emergency services in communities affected by the blazes country has battled hundreds of bushfire since september which claimed the lives of 33 peop

from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm nikki battiste >>> it's thursday, february 27th, 2020. this is the cbs morning news. coronavirus mystery. california reports the first u.s. case where the infection resulted from unknown origins. how the u.s. is responding to the outbreak and what you can do to protect yourself. a gunman kills five of his co-workers and then himself at a brewery in wisconsin. what we're learning about the shooter this morning. >>> a new twist in the college admissions scandal. lawyers for lori laughlin and her husband now claim new evidence exonerates them.

from the broadcast cente in ne york city, i'm nikki battiste. >>> it's wednesday, february 26, 2020.his is the "cbs morning news." >> i think -- i think she was talking about my plan not yours. >> i think we were talking about math and it doesn't take two hours to do the math. because -- >> carolina contention. the democratic candidates for president face off for the last time before super tuesday and at times things got heated. >>> preparing for a potential pandemic as the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, the u.s. is urging americans to get read the warning from the cdc. >>> and breaking overnight. the largest refinery on the west coast goes up in flames. what happened in the cooling tower before the fire broke out.

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today we are honored to have katie and nikki, sadly these women have something in common. they were trafficked as kids, robbed of their innocence and childhood, forced to see and expense things that we cannot imagine. these women are survivors. they are fighters and they are advocates who are working to turn georgia into a safe haven for those who have no voice, who exist in the shadows and 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 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 workforce 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 us in the gallery today. [applause] i hope you will join me in thanking our first

let me thank jackie and mike snow and nikki lee, mario, give it up for cory bush and amy for their remarks. this is as i thank all of you no the most consequential election in the modern history of america , maybe in america's history and what our campaign is about are our two fundamental issues. number one, we must and we will defeat the most dangerous president in the history of america. [applause] the american people regardless of their political views understand that for the sake of the future of this nation we cannot continue to have an office of the president who is a pathological liar, a president who is running a corrupt administration, a president who is undermining america's democracy and does not understand the constitution of the united states of america. that we cannot continue to have an office, a president who is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe, a xenophobe and/or religious. and those are his good qualities. but our campaign is about more than defeating trump. our campaign is about creating an economy and the government that works for all of us, not just with wealthy campaig

republican party is going to go through trump back to lindsey graham, after trump, it is going to be nikki haley. it is going to get better. my advice is to go for someone like bloomberg who is going to clean you up, because it is the democrat party, and they need to tighten up. america is not a communist country. if there is anything in the constitution that resembles socialism and communism, please write a book about it, because it does not exist. america will never be a country,.or communist coverage of the state of the union address from a joint session of congress gets underway on tuesday evening. all of our event coverage on the web at c-span.org. iowae live in cori bill, with the candidates, including tom steyer, who will join us after his event to take your calls and comments. up next, we continue our coverage from cedar rapids, iowa and the bernie sanders campaign. a very busy schedule as the senator tries to make as many stops as possible in what is a truncated schedule, because he habe

nikki morris's house merged with the neighbouring river and canal.this from her front door. today she's resigned to another lengthy clear—up. i hate it being here now, at this very moment in time, i don't want to be here at all. i've got my house up for sale, i have done for a few months, but that's not going to happen now, is it? further south in hampshire, a 58—year—old man was killed when a tree fell on his car on the a33. many train services were cancelled. this was glasgow central station, where the west coast main line only reopened late this afternoon. numerous other train operators reported problems caused by the weather. whoa! in the borders, this 200—year—old guesthouse in hawick collapsed into the river. and this lorry went over on the severn bridge, closing the link to and from wales to all traffic. back in hebden bridge, the full extent of the damage could be seen from the air. the problem here is that people have lost all faith in the authorities to defend this valley from floods. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. now on bbc news:

from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm nikki battiste >>> it's thursday, february 27th, 2020. this is the cbs morning news. coronavirus mystery. california reports the first u.s. case where the infection resulted from unknown origins. how the u.s. is responding to the outbreak and what you can do to protect yourself. a gunman kills five of his co-workers and then himself at a brewery in wisconsin. what we're learning about the shooter this morning. >>> a new twist in the college admissions scandal. lawyers for lori laughlin and her husband now claim new evidence exonerates them. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquaters in new york. we begin with some alarming developments about the coronavirus here in the u.s. a patient in california maybe the first in the country to contract tillness from community exposure. that means the cdc does not know how the patient got the virus. the person never travelled to asia and does not know anyone who did. the patient is now being treated at u.c. davis medical center. this latest infection brings the total number o

from the broadcast cente in ne york city, i'm nikki battiste. >>> it's wednesday, february 26, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >> i think -- i think she was talking about my plan not yours. >> i think we were talking about math and it doesn't take two hours to do the math. because -- >> carolina contention. the democratic candidates for president face off for the last time before super tuesday and at times things got heated. >>> preparing for a potential pandemic as the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, the u.s. is urging americans to get read the warning from the cdc. >>> and breaking overnight. the largest refinery on the west coast goes up in flames. what happened in the cooling tower before the fire broke out. >>> good morning from the studio 57 news room at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. so we begin with last night's highly contentious debate. bernie sanders' rivals launched attacks over him and he faced attacks again on his signature policy medicare for all. the debate took place ahead of the state's prim

from paula versus simon to nikki versus mariah. >> we're trying to help her as opposed to just talk aboutter: though for the last three seasons on abc they seemed to have reached a harmonious mix of sugar, spice, and soul in katy, luke, and lionel. >> we are so invested in this show and the outcome and these people's dreams. like this is no joke. this is not just a job, y'all. this is like a passion. >> we check our egos at the door. we're there to try to find huge stars. >> it feels very generous. >> and hopefully very genuine. i mean, this is where we get to take all of what we've learned and like give these kids some kind of shortcuts. ♪ there's a calm before the storm ♪ >> reporter: shortcuts perhaps but for so many hopefuls facing the hard truth it's half the battle. >> i don't like it. i don't like your attitude. >> we want to check them early. it's very important. because you can be the greatest singer in the world. your ego killed you. >> i don't really think you're going to make it in hollywood. >> reporter: now, they won't all make it to hollywood. and even if they do, winning i

i think that's the easy -- >> is this to make room for nikki haley? make room for nikki haley but i know president trump takes no responsibility for anything and haley's winning to put it on anyone, even those who have been loyal to him. >> thank you very much. susan del percio. you're a tough person but i love it. you're supposed to be. up next donald trump once again opts to 2ki6d the country instead of uniting it. this time against a common foe the coronavirus. why is he dividing us against something that can hurt us all? is that too obvious? you're watching "hardball." ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feel

nikki fox with that report.inated to be the new prime minister, including the sinn fein president mary lou mcdonald and the leader of the leader of fianna fail micheal martin. but none of them were elected, meaning there'll be more coalition negotiations. our correspondent chris page is in dublin with the very latest. still a lot of uncertainty about who is going to be ireland's next prime minister. you get the impression there is so long way to go and all there is so long way to go and all the parties facing their prisoners of apartment three arithmetic, so going on in leicester house their home of the irish parliament for politicians to say that they nominate the position for taoiseach, the former foreign minister, the current holder of thejob the former foreign minister, the current holder of the job leo varadkar, and the leader of the green party who has the fourth largest party in the irish permit. none of them has enough support to be elected taoiseach today. he deal be elected taoiseach today. he deal be

bernie sanders as their candidate they fucking political analyst thanks for joining us on our thanks nikki. that's what i'm here to have announced changes to the way they fight duct tape materials but the fake wording in the new rules is raising questions though of course a has a sales. we all like a good many i know i do and that's why i'm here to warn you that they're potentially in danger because of twitter's new war on altered images and videos that might mislead voters we know that some tweets include many plated photos or videos that can cost people harm today we're introducing a new rule and a label that will address and give people more context around this tweets one man satire is another man's trigger there's bound to be those who will find hilarious songs like this one unhealthy for political discourse i love the cold. cream. what has boiled its definition of so-called doctored images down to a few criteria editing of the contents composition changes in its visual or auditory information and anything that simulates real people but who actually gets to make the call on what does o

as we all prepare for storm dennis, nikki shields is enjoying mexico city.hat to expect from the mexico e-prix. you're with all 24 drivers. it's all about street racing, a lot of the racing happens in cities around the world right in the centre of town. at this race is quite an unusual one because if that a purposely built track. and it's so competitive. they never quite know which driver will be on top. it kind of a mario kart style, tell us about that. it's actually where the driver's hand influence the race and vote for the drivers. —— driver's fans. they can use it as a defensive moment during the race, but the other really interesting point which i think is crucial to this race is something called attack mode. attack mode is activating when the driver has to drive off the racing line, so i imagine there is the quickest way to get around the track. the driver has to go past the line, which might cost them a little bit of time but once they hit that part, they basically can trigger this thing called attack mode and that gives them extra power during the n

nikki morris's house merged with the neighbouring river and canal.day she's resigned to another lengthy clear—up. i hate it, being here now, at this very moment in time, i don't want to be here at all. i've got my house up for sale, i have done for a few months, but that's not going to happen now, is it? further south in hampshire, a 58—year—old man was killed when a tree fell on his car on the a33. many train services were cancelled. this was glasgow central station, where the west coast main line only reopened late this afternoon. numerous other train operators reported problems caused by the weather. whoa! in the borders, this 200—year—old guesthouse in hawick collapsed into the river. and this lorry went over on the severn bridge, closing the link to and from wales to all traffic. back in hebden bridge, the full extent of the damage can be seen from the air. the problem here is that people have lost all faith in the authorities to defend this valley from floods. danny savage, bbc news, west yorkshire. a man has been convicted of planning a terror

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april during a riot in london during the dissident republican group a new ira later said that it shot nikki by accident at 52 year old man charged is one of 4 suspects arrested on tuesday the mastermind of the 2008 moon by terror attacks has been jailed for 5 years by a court in pakistan a thesis saeed was convicted on 2 charges of financing terrorism he founded the group of blamed by india for the move by attacks in which 160 people were killed he has denied any involvement. the latest advance by syrian government troops into the rebel held in the province has ruptured relations between the key international players in the conflict the past 10 days have seen deadly clashes between turkish soldiers supporting syrian rebels and forces of the syrian regime turkey's president richard tell you about a one has hit out at syria and its russian backers promising to attack regime forces everywhere in syria if his troops are attacked meanwhile the country's humanitarian crisis it continues to grow. the roads out of sarmad and it live province in the last 2 months more people have fled the fighting h

very well welcome to you you're watching r t international with me nikki erin it's great to have you with us this hour. now the u.s. senate has voted to acquit president trump pending the 3rd impeachment trial in u.s. history mr trump faced 2 challenges from democrats abuse of power and obstruction of congress which stemmed from his dealings with ukraine we can now cross to caleb walkin in new york's find out more about this good to see you now almost old senators voted along party lines to deliver this widely expected result can you tell us how it played out please. well the 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 a very little unexpected activities 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. your hatred of donald trump has blinded you to the obvious this is not about protecting the country this is about destroying the president born american