theyjust want the nuke to win - backing where you are. 16 years old. he only did his g cse�*s last summer. i've a 16—year—old daughter there's no way they look the same. he the calmest, coolest person that have ever seen. he is staggering to me he never gets flustered, he never gets upset about things. he isjust absolutely amazing to watch. what's really interesting is, as i say, 16 years old, the youngest person to win the championship before hand, if he was to win, was 2a years old. notjust a few months old, notjust a year older, he was 2a years old. that is a huge difference. it showsjust older, he was 2a years old. that is a huge difference. it shows just how much ahead of the game he is. if you looked on here, you will see all these dart boards here. each one of them has a name of the playwright in them has a name of the playwright in the middle there, look at the nuke, it was a reckoning we can averaging genie brackets, perhaps, we could have nick nasty garnet, or nick not so good garnet if we were to go and have those things. he st

and this is just a tasters mention of them so so yes they're sprinkling holy water on the new on the nukes so this tells you about how really perverse. this society. well not the society the regime is now as far as far as the role of religion it was always you know, in russia, you know, in in public opinion polls, you them i you an orthodox christian? oh, yes. you know, 90%. well, what was the last you went to church? can't remember so so so are very few active christians in russia although although much many more because look at the president look look how devoted his and general korea. i think it falls into the pattern you know after after ivan the terrible tortured and the last independent metropolitan moscow philip and then peter the great completed the breaking of the back of of the russian church i think 1721 when he established the holy synod he made the church hierarchy are the officers of the state and and that's how it continued and this is this really fits the pattern but let me tell you you know adding to the things that surprised the the okay alexy sort of died in time bef bef

. >> they are sprinkling water on the nukes so this tells you how really perverse, how not to societybut the regime is. as far as the role of religion it was always ambiguous and russia. in public opinion polls you ask them are you an orthodox christian? oh yes, 100%. wim is the last time you went to church? oh come i can't remember. so there are few active in russia although there are many more because look at the present and look how devoted and i think it falls into the pattern after evan the terrible tortured and killed phillip. and then peter the great completed the breaking of the back of the russian church in 1721. he made the church the officers of the state. and that's how he continued. this fits a pattern. let me tell you the things that surprised me. alexi died before the invasion. this kind of patriarch lost, he's completely shameless. not justst the blessings. he does putin's l bidding. those who are killed in ukraine will go to paradise. they doro cross-pollination natn witho iran. so in russian orthodoxy this is a tradition of yes you'd die for the motherland of you are

the fairy tale is over for the 16—year—old from the north of england luke the nuke littler who fallsle. luke humphreys had done so well in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle and hero, three—time world champion from holland. he saw off rob cross who won in 2018. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with half £1 million in prize money. speaking to the press, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney to the final, just go out there and get some darts, by dartboard and take up the sport. so, let's hearfrom the new world champion, then. for me, this would make me even more dedicated, work harder. i'm going to be very, very busy over the next 12 months, so i know that, but i've got to make sure that i don't work too hard and not allow myself to enjoy the moment because i've just achieve something that's a dream for a dart player. so i'm really, really pleased and over the moon. girona's sensational la liga campaign continues after a dramatic 4

�*luke the nuke' as he's known has become the youngest player ever to reach the final.ght at alexandra palace in london. he'll play the world number one luke humphries in the final tonight. 0ur reporter katie barnfield has been to his darts club in st helens. celebrations in st helens. where luke littler trained since he was a young boy. as he stormed through the semifinal last night, there was huge support from his friends. he's 16 and he's in a world championship final. it's just amazing. no one ever thought he was going to get this far. not many of us. but what he's doing isjust absolutely amazing. and he finishes it on double ten. this was the moment the 16—year—old beat rob cross 6—2 to become the youngest player ever to reach the final of the pdc world darts championship, the first time he's ever played in the tournament. becca chisnall grew up with luke, the two of them playing darts together since they were six. he's really good. i can't win a game against him, and i don't think many people can, to be fair. i think we're going to have like a thing in the window

fans dub him luke the nuke. >> he has nuke written across his back. >> so it wouldn't help the winnerboth have the same first name. >> and the crowd was unbelievable. >>> stories in the spotlight, they said it was not possible, but after 34 year, somebody has finally beaten tetras and it was a 13-year-old. >> oh, my god! >> so infectious when you see someone getting that excited. it took him 38 minutes to reach a level that no human has ever reached before. and to play the game until it glitched out and hit its kill screen. so far the only other player to beat the game was ai, which got to level 236 by manipulating the game parameters. >> the beauty of being able to film yourself as well. if that wasn't filmed, we would never have known. >> worried about ai manipulating the game parameters. >>> two new baby panda twins are making their debut at a zoo in south korea this is a far cuddlier. >> they are six months old and youngest members of the panda family at the zoo. >> and they will only be released to the public? released to the public? hope not. for a few hours every morning with t

the fairytale is over for the 16—year—old from the north of england, luke �*the nuke�* littler, who falls. at the world championship of darts at the hand of luke humphreys. he had done so well in the six games before, really disposing all of his opponents with ease, including former world champions, including his idle and hero, the three—time world champion from holland. in the semifinals, he saw off rob cross who won in 2018. he was not really challenged until tonight when he came up against an opponent who was cool against an opponent who was cool, calm and collected. it was cool hand luke humphreys who leaves the competition with £500,000 in prize money. speaking to the press, 16—year—old luke littler said he hopes anyone who's been inspired by hisjourney to the final, just go out there and get some darts, buy a dartboard and take up the sport. that he said is a legacy he will be proud of. the new world number one is the new champion. so, let's hearfrom the new world champion, then. for me, this would make me even more dedicated, work harder. i'm going to be very, very busy over the ne

get that uh, this be a, that we doubt as nukes and administration the election would be great. this proven once again, this time of our budget has been proven previously to. so their concerns and make you to meant that at an election under any political administration, particularly the beginning government government to a political party is not going to actually tell you that the wish of the people they cannot to protect those wish of the people. all right, i'm afraid to ward off and leave it there. that was professor ali re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. it's us secretary state anthony blinking had sick is real on monday as it continues a diplomatic push to stop the war and guys of igniting a wider regional conflict. speaking the guitar blinking warranty is a really, it was imperative to put a premium on protecting civilians in gauze that is real. is battling homeless, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the west, germany and many others. us secretary of state antony, blinking on a mad scramble to prevent the

get that this be a, that we doubt as nukes and that in the station the election would be great disprove . and once again, this time of our budget has been proven previous due to so their concerns and thank you to meant that an election under any political administration, particularly with any government government to a political party, is not going to actually delegate the wish of the people that cannot reflect those, we shall to people. all right, i'm afraid we'd have to leave it there. that was professor ali, re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. let's take a look now and some other stories making headlines around the world. us lawmakers have announced a bi partisan deal on federal funding for the current fiscal year. the agreement on a $1600000000.00 funding limit comes after weeks of negotiation. the deal marks a major step towards avoiding a government shut down of the us. federal aviation administration has ordered airlines in the country, not to fly boeing mex 9 planes that have the same cap and panels as the one that blew out in

a neutral administration, which is the country jane history get that this be a, that we doubt and nukes, and that and the station the election would be 8, is proven once again, this time around the budget has been proven previously to. so their concerns and make it to meant that at an election under any political administration, particularly given daneen government government to a political party is not going to actually daily that the wish of the people they cannot to collect those. we shut the people. all right, i'm afraid we'd have to leave it there. that was professor ali, re us from illinois state university. thank you very much for your analysis. thank it's, it's your secretary of state anthony blinking heads the israel on monday as he continues diplomatic push to stop the war and gaza from igniting into a wider regional conflict. speaking the guitar blinking ward is really and was imperative to put a premium of protecting civilians in gauze of israel is battling homos, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany and many other countries. on sunday, blinking

of the russian certainly but even western experts said that he may go for to explode the tactical nuke in a way from from a you know, a a a key population center maybe somewhere in estonia, somewhere poland. i mean, horrible enough. but i think that would fall into that that wonderful escalate to de-escalate. dr. that some say exists say doesn't exist but basically when you're desperate detonate a tactical weapon. and of course this is be anywhere from, you know, five kiloton or a third of the hiroshima or up to 100 kilotons and. and and then and then step back and and de-escalate everybody steps back. so i don't think it will come to a actually strategic nuclear exchange with the united states. i think he will take it as far as possible to get effect that he wants, which let's settle in ukraine. let's settle here. but but but, you know the the when you know, when you get the book, which i will inscribe to you, you'll see there's a wonderful epigraph from margaret, terrific book, let me read it to you. he had reached that moment in his life when a man abandons himself to the demons of

happen to the 1,320 people who were killed, and you predict that these people will be killed and be nuked. let me present the news and let's talk about it together . zionist asra families stirred up the knesset meeting. a group of families of zionists arrested in gaza today entered the meeting of the finance committee of the knesset and demanded the release of their children. they shouted to the members of the meeting so that our children don't come back, we won't let them breathe and while they are there they should not be here. zionist evenings also sat in front of netanyahu's residence, despite netanyahu's promise to release the prisoners and at least after. 108 days of the war, the zionist regime has not been able to get its 130 prisoners out of gaza alive. the knesset also has the matter of reviewing the vote of no confidence in benjamin netanyahu's government due to its inability to return the prisoners. channel 13 of the zionist regime's tv has announced a survey, according to which more than half of the zionists believe that netanyahu is for profit. seeking to continue the war and

because is not just iran it is saudi arabia and if iran gets nukes we get nukes.n is making them a home there building their own nuclear weapons. saudi arabia buys them from pakistan and somebody else then turkeys as if they have them i need him to. then you have a nuclear arms race in the most dangerous part of the world. stuart: that the frightening prospect. >> i used to teach nuclear weapons mit 40 years ago and that's what everybody always worried about the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the hands of countries that are really happy to use them. what we've seen with iranian proxies in october 7 is iranians don't care about mass casualties of israelis. the normal hesitation of world powers isn't going to work with iran, they're not responsible player. stuart: u.s. and arab allies are trying to push through or plan to release the hostages and in the war on israel. any chance of success with that. >> i'm so tired of the united states government regardless of administration going around to other countries and say this is how we wanted to do thinks this is the

said the regime's crimes against humanity needs no investigation as israely officials rhetoric of nukings their real nature. face all stress, israel has no legitimate place in the international parliamentary council as an occupying regime, calling for a universal bit to remove it from the council. representatives of the world health organization have shed light on the worsening humanitarian crisis in gaza as this really war enters its fourth month. let's take a listen to their comments. uh, based on on on the the latest figures from the ministry of health, so we are currently talking about more than 23,00 fatalities of which 70% women and children, so that is actually one%, so you talked about one% of the population in gaza. we also talk about almost 59,000 uh people injured, which is close to two 2.7% of the total population, so then we're talking about 3.5% of a population very much affected, directly affected. the shrinking humanitarian space is evident, we we see evacuation orders in new areas every couple of days, that means that those those are areas that are unsafe where uh facili

council said regime's crimes against humanity needs no investigation as israely officials rhetoric of nuking the gazo strip reflects the real nature. fizo stress is has no legitimate place in the international parliamentary council as an occupying regime. press tv has spoken to people in kuwait about the israel regime's ongoing genocide in gaza. the situation in palestine is disastrous in all forms. i stopped watching the news because i am traumatized by what i am. seeing, this is genocide, and i feel the international community is not doing anything. there should be more pressure on israel to stop this genocide of people. they are deleting and erasing gaza one block a time, destroying hospitals and centers. israel is committing a crime by killing children, women, and everyone there. what is happening is a disaster, and i hope there will be an arab or islamic unity against all this. i urge the international. community to do something immediately. i do not deny that i am happy with what hamas is doing. i believe in their resistance. since the 40s, we have been struggling with israel. israel i

said the regime's crimes against humanity needs no investigation as israeli officials rhetoric of nukingt's take a listen to their comments. based on on on the the latest figures from the ministry of health, so we are currently talking about more than 23, fatalities of which... 70% women and children, so that is actually one%, so you talked about 1% of the population in gaza. we also talk about almost 59 people injured, which is close to 2.7% of the total population, so then we're talking about 3.5% of the population very much affected, directly affected. the shrinking humanitarian space is evident. we we see evacuation order. in new areas every couple of days and that means that those those are areas that are unsafe where hostilities are actively underway, we request coordination, we coordinate with the parties to the conflict that we can move safely and those requests have consistently for the last few days been denied, the food situation in the north is absolutely horrific, there is almost no food available and everybody we talk to um begs for food and "the food is just not, there's n

cool hand luke humphries becomes world darts champion, but teenager luke, the nuke, littler brings a audience to the sport. encouraging signs in defeat for emma radacunu as she continues her comeback from injury. and injust a day and half india beat south africa in the second test in cape town. first, to that remarkable climax to the world darts championship last night. luke humphries becoming the new champion after beating the teenage sensation luke littler. we'll hearfrom him injust a moment, but first humphries has been telling the bbc that after his struggles with confidence and his mental health, last nights triumph has made it all worthwhile. it feels amazing to me. i have worked incredibly hard over the last couple of years to be in these moments personally, but for last night to go on and become world champion on top of being world number one, it is something that dreams are made of and something i have worked incredibly hard for and to have that trophy right next to me is worth everything. it is a really tough game, one of the hardest games have been involved in, it is a lon

council said regime's crimes against humanity need no investigation is israeli officials rhetoric of nukingp reflects the real nature. vis of stress, israel has no legitimate place in the international parliamentary council as an occupy regime. over three months in israely blood bath in gaza and italian football journalist turns the spotlight on international sports organizations, blaming them for turning a blind eye to his really war crimes by allowing regimes teams to participate in sporting events. now nema. says that israeli teams must be suspended from taking part in international sports. within hours of the russian invasion in of ukraine, all of these sporting organizations, the ioc, uefa, fifa and etc. issued statements of condemnation. um, four days later, they began, they suspended all russian and belarus teams including youth and and and paralympic at paralympic level from competition from competing just like that. now those of us who don't believe in politicizing sports or any non-political. context told them at the time, you're opening a, you're opening pandora's box here, becau

last year sought to tamp down the nukes but said to be dead now.hey have not pulled the nuclear trigger and u.n. inspectors are pushing for access. if iran goes further, analysts worry about the nuclear clout the regime could yield. >> they suddenly have this trump card they can play and decimate their neighbors. >> the question now is what to do about a possible nuclear iran. some are calling for a new iran nuke deal, seemingly a nonstarter. assassinations of nuclear scientists, bugs inserted in plant computers, and strength in dealing with iran is crucial or it could act up, worse than anything we are seeing now in the region. john. >> john: greg palkot, thank you. and breaking news on the defense secretary, over to sandra. >> sandra: i'm going to bring in retired four star general jack keane as we learn the news. u.s. defense secretary austin did undergo minimally invasive surgical procedure to treat and cure prostate cancer, he was admitted to the hospital with complications from that procedure on january 1st. he was under general anesthesia du

>> luke versus luke will luke the nuke littler , the 16 year the nuke littler, the 16 year old dartske humphries , the world hand luke humphries, the world number one. we'll be live at alexandra palace as excited crowds begin to gather. could littler score . littler score. big ihave littler score. big i have to say i've never been excited. more excited about. i've never watched a darts game in life, but this might in my life, but this might be never. in my life, but this might be never . never not one. this never. never not not one. this might be the first. >> unique for >> it's definitely unique for a sporting . and i >> it's definitely unique for a sporting .and i know sporting event. and i know there's a debate about whether it is a sport or not, whether it's a game, it is. it is it's a game, but it is. it is technically sport and this is technically a sport and this is the world championships. we're all this is very all awaiting. and this is very exciting the fact exciting indeed. and the fact it's alexandra palace, which it's at alexandra palace, which is you know , iconic, is v

nuke there, now will the domino effect of the ejection of french troops and mercenaries continue in other countries across africa? um, well, i do not know the extent to which uh, you know, this domino is... effect you know is going to continue in the rest of africa, but um, from what we are seeing, it looks like africans are beginning, i mean the the common man in africa, i'm not talking of uh the leaders, be it the political leaders or the military leaders, i am talking of you know the common man in africa on the streets of africa that have been hit hard by the economic realities and... are now you know against the wall, not knowing anywhere else to go, they have turned around and are beginning to fight back. the departure of french troops in niger marked an end to more than decade of french so-called anti-terrorism operations in west africa sahil region. terrorism actually increased them the presence of french troops in the region. in fact, some citizens in the sahar region believe that france deliberately instigates insecurity to get the... pretext of maintaining its troops in the regi

it as we all know watch israel's i24 and you will see that language all the time citing japan the nuking of japan by the americans hong kong previously. during world war, clearly there is no attempt to spare the non-combatents, uh, yeah, i mean, and that's a diplomat, that's someone being diplomatic, i mean it's it's a crazy situation, um, i think to compare uh, there have always been atrocities in war and the bombing of uh, fire bombing of dresden. and the uh nuclear destruction of hiroshima and nagasaki were obviously um uh we might well consider them at the time and indeed looking back as necessary evils. but it still doesn't stop the fact that they were war crimes as well um and also in the certainly in the case of um nagasaki it was not necessary so as much as we might sympathize with the leaders for doing these horrible things and say well it's part of the situation then it was the second world war what do you expect we still have to call out that for being illegal for those actions being illegal in the same way that we can all be sympathetic with all sides any point during violenc

um, right by the board, looking at looking at luke the nuke when he's playing , luke the nuke when he'sl and calm he's been. i mean, he's playing against some of his idols. legend of the game, getting messages from , um, game, getting messages from, um, gary neville. he's sporting icons at manu. yet this kid is just taking it all completely in his stride. russ yes, yes . his stride. russ yes, yes. >> his maturity is fantastic. and i mean, he's uh , the way he and i mean, he's uh, the way he plays the game, his mindset, um, it's fantastic. it's so lovely to watch the breath of fresh air and, uh, you know, he's he's the future of darts. obviously you know, you had marco van gogh in at 17, in nine darts and things like that. you know, this kid is a year younger , um, doing every a year younger, um, doing every bit the same. it's fantastic for the sport. >> and you know what, russ ? >> and you know what, russ? people have been taking the mickey a bit because he's been called the tiger woods darts. called the tiger woods of darts. but i reckon there's fair but i reckon there's a fair compari

and britain's luke �*the nuke' littler — just 16 years old — hoping to make history tonight by baggingc news... it was one of the shortest managerial spells in football history — wayne rooney is sacked by birmingham after two wins from his 15 games in charge.

so we weren't nuked. but there is an insanity in us. how can we do what we do? and we can protest. we point one finger, there'll be pointing three back at ourselves. we are the human beast. and it is a tragedy, but it's the human tragedy. it's quite extraordinary. and i think there's some... i didn't realise how much this film meant to me until, you know, your question. and because it is part of my life, really. i mean, i was never involved in, you know... but i was around, i was a boy. i was growing up. it's good to see you. good to see you. we interviewed johnny flynn. he said — you know, meeting you, for him, was clearly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjohnny flynn looked up to you? oh, yes. peter o'toole, i rememberseeing him at the bristol old vic playing jimmy porter. ten years later, he was playing my father in lion in winter. and laurence olivier, i worked with him. my life has unfolded in a way which is beyo

so we weren't nuked. but there is an insanity in us. how can we do what we do?an say and we can protest. we point one finger, there'll be pointing three back at ourselves. we are the human beast. and it is a tragedy, but it's the human tragedy. it's quite extraordinary. and i think there's some... i didn't realise how much this film meant to me until, you know, your question. and because it is part of my life, really. i mean, i was never involved in, you know... but i was around, i was a boy. i was growing up. it's good to see you. good to see you. we interviewed johnny flynn. he said — you know, meeting you, for him, was clearly, really important. clearly sort of meeting one of his heroes as a young actor. did you have people like that when you were young that you met, that you looked up to in the way thatjohnny flynn looked up to you? oh, yes. peter o'toole, i rememberseeing him at the bristol old vic playing jimmy porter. ten years later, he was playing my father in lion in winter. and laurence olivier, i worked with him. my life has unfolded in a way which i

. >> his nickname is luke the nuke .at the world darts championship where he lost in the final, but made $250,000. that's good money for a guy who lives on kabobs and orange soda. there's this video showing him playing in diapers at 18 months old. >> luke says he's blown away by his growing number of fans. >> also, i've got a lot of followers now. i've had a message off luke shaw from manchester united, so it's just crazy people who i've looked up to and especially my club, manchester united, wishing me luck well. >> luke could meet his heroes manchester united just invited him to an upcoming match. congratulations. well, next, a new breed of dogs is in the spotlight. >> most parents of young kids know of this heeler. take a look . >> oh, yes. you have a cat in your belly. >> how did it get in there? >> did you eat one? no >> well, no one really knows how cats get in your belly. >> they're probably through your belly button. what really? >> yeah, that is bluey heeler from the popular show bluey, about a six year old pup

the us had been thinking about back in the sixty's was dropping 520 nukes on part. so this ro, able to build a 260 kilometer long canal that would start out the red sea down there in the port city of a lot run through the negative. does it on poor out into the mediterranean where exactly right next to north in golf, the same north and garza that is currently being bombarded and the populated egypt and it's money making suez canal would just be sidelined. the 2nd egypt that we might have it is now considering taking in refugees in exchange for debt relief by the us. and if you think it's, it's crude of me to told business during times of it, it's a sensual. think again, the winning companies have committed to unprecedented investment in natural gas exploration over the next 3 years, which would helpful result in the discovery of new natural gas reserve wars. in recent weeks, kind of be pounded out 12 new licenses to 6 companies on top of the pond to tap more of the dos and reading resources. this area is a strategic goal of mine. he's raise how about law just for and

russia has greater nuke capabilities -- nuclear capabilities. let me finish. this is an issue i know a lot about. a 2001 treaty of cooperation. they have a no limits partnership running joint exercises today. back to the point. ping's bet right now is that the u.s. won't want to go to war with two allied nucleared superpower at the same time. and ping will have to think twice before he goes after taiwan. so my view is that we can use the end of the ukraine war as a chance to do what we should have done long ago, pull russia apart from china, say that n.c. state will never -- nato will never admit ukraine to nato. nato would not extend one inch past east germany. require in return that russia and china split up their kinks in their armor. not allowing china to fash railroad. there are kinks in that armor. but it's not going to come from somebody in the establishment of either party. it's going to taken a outsider to get that deal done. james: we got to move on a little bit quicker. i do think -- rep. khanna: we've been very quick. james: to both parties. rep. r

russia has greater nuke capabilities -- nuclear capabilities. let me finish. this is an issue i know a lot about. a 2001 treaty of cooperation. they have a no limits partnership running joint exercises today. back to the point. ping's bet right now is that the u.s. won't want to go to war with two allied nucleared superpower at the same time. and ping will have to think twice before he goes after taiwan. so my view is that we can use the end of the ukraine war as a chance to do what we should have done long ago, pull russia apart from china, say that n.c. state will never -- nato will never admit ukraine to nato. nato would not extend one inch past east germany. require in return that russia and china split up their kinks in their armor. not allowing china to fash railroad. there are kinks in that armor. but it's not going to come from somebody in the establishment of either party. it's going to taken a outsider to get that deal done. james: we got to move on a little bit quicker. i do think -- rep. khanna: we've been very quick. james: to both parties. rep. r

they call him luke the nuke. >> his debut, got no nerves, because he's young. >> david: the 16-year-oldother luke, 28-year-old luke hum flips trying to defend his title. the two going 13 sets. and the older luke holding on. he would win, but not without witnessing that meteoric rise hims himself. the runner-up luke tonight winning 250 grand. >> talk about 16-year-old, it's just -- crazy to think about this. >> david: almost made it. omelets and pizza sounds good to me. try again next year. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. video is from san francisco's ocean beach. where you can see the waves are not as high as we saw during last week's powerful storms. and here's a look at waves crashing underneath the golden gate bridge today at fort point. just a gorgeous view. >> and here are some big waves today in pacifica. you can see them crashing into the pacifica pier. lots of people showed up to watch the waves, so how long will this high surf stick around ? >> yeah, let's go to abc seven. weather anchor spencer christian tracking a look at this weather advisory. spencer. >> okay. dan.

looking to see if luke the nuke littler would win the world championship and darts. sadly he was by luke humphries at the tournament in london, however the winner described his progress through the championship over the past few weeks as absolutely unbelievable. it has captured the nation. that is official. so to luke littler but what an absolutely incredible achievement for the 16—year—old. we will be back with a top business stories next on bbc news. stay with us. i will see you in just a moment. hello there. we're only a few days into the new month, but already, some spots in eastern england have seen more than half their averagejanuary rainfall. and there's potentially more wet weather to come too in the forecast before things tend to settle down into the weekend, and it will turn drier. but plenty of flood alerts, flood warnings still in place. keep up to date with those on the bbc weather website, and of course, on your local bbc radio station too. now, this is the pressure chart for thursday — low pressure still centred out towards the northwest of scotland. s

chad pilgrim writing that house speaker is not nuking speaker deal andng on, i've made no commitmentsif you hear otherwise it is simply not tr w those conversations. reach for comment senior house democrats denny recollected to news about split among republicans by saying that if the speaker reneges on prier agreement it could impact ability to negotiate dea the future. congressman hoyer saying you can only do that so many teams and have any crediusiness. that reporting from jennifer with state's newsroom. follow this and all of our congressional coverage on the c-spaniwz networks orpan now our free mobile video app. >> british prime minister answered questions from members of the house of commonning during first weekly qr and prime minister announce legislation to help hundreds of post office workers who are wrongly convicted of fraud he also talked about energy costs and the in gaza. >> we come to question the prime [inaudible conversations] prime minister, mr. speaker this morning i had meetings and then colleagues and others in addition to dmuts this house i shall have further suc

and israel's minister of heritage said that the possibility of nuking gaza should be a seriously considered possibility. these are comments that would usually be considered scandalous at the very least, but an israel, they've become commonplace. this hellish conflict has been waging now for almost full months. thousands of palestinians have been killed by the 25000 at this point . oh, but this is why i have to show for all of this death and destruction using guessing it what it was or according to the wall street journal. israel's only accomplished destroying 20 or between 20 and 30 percent from us as forces after like you said, killing over 25000 palestinians and injuring over another 63000. i mean, let's not forget that one of the tel aviv main stated objectives here was the destruction of a moss. and yet, according to an article that was published by the b b. c. last year. how mazda is actually growing in popularity in the west bank as a result of these rarely, military activities. so with israel basically not showing any sort of sign of willingness to stop this violence, that's not even

now what the us had been thinking about back in the 60s was dropping 520 nukes on pots. so this ro, able to build a 260 kilometer long canal that would start out the red sea down there in the port city of a lot run through the negative. does it on poor, out into the mediterranean. why exactly right next to north in golf, the same northern garza that is currently being bombarded and the populated egypt and it's money mation. suez canal would just be sidelines. the 2nd egypt that we might have it is now considering taking in refugees in exchange for debt relief by the us. and is he think it's as crude of me to told business during times of it as a sensual think again, the winning companies have committed to unprecedented investment in natural gas exploration over the next 3 years. which would helpful result in the discovery of new natural gas reserve wars in recent weeks kind of be pounded out 12 new licenses to 6 companies on top of the pond to tap more of the dos and marine resources. this area is a strategic both. mine is raise how about law just for and based on the re

some of the russians,s, certain, even western experts say can explode a tactical nuke.from a district key population center. they beat somewhere in poland. horrible enough i would pull into the wonderful escalate to de-escalate. that some say it exists. some say that doesn't exist. i basically went you designate a tactical weapon and this could be anywhere from 5 kilotons or a third of hiroshima are up to 10. and thene- step back and de-escalate. everyone steps back. i don't think it will come to a strategic nuclear exchange for the united states. i think he will take it as far as possible to get the effect he wants. which is let's settle in ukraine. let's settle here. when you get the book what has it inscribed for you, you will see there is a wonderful epigraph it's a terrific book. let me read it to you. he had reached that moment in his life when a man abandons himself to his demons or to his genius. mysterious law which bids him either to destroy or outdo himself. and i am afraid putin may be reaching this kind of stage. >> i would like to end on a more hopeful not

and britain's luke �*the nuke�* littler — just 16 years old — hoping to make history tonight by bagginge pdc world darts championship in london. on bbc london: as the met investigates the fatal and coming up on bbc news... it was one of the shortest managerial spells in football history — wayne rooney is sacked by birmingham after two wins from his 15 games in charge. good evening. all of the 379 passengers and crew on board ajapan airlines plane had a miraculous escape when it became engulfed in flames after a collision with a smaller coastguard aircraft as it came in to land in tokyo. when you see these images it is extraordinary to think all on board got out. but five of the six people on board the other plane were killed. they had been preparing to deliver aid to people affected by the powerful earthquake injapan the day before. from tokyo — suranjana tewari reports. the moment a japan airlines passenger plane skids down the tarmac at tokyo's haneda airport, after a collision with a smaller plane operated by japan's coastguard. chaos and confusion follows, as smoke can be seen billo