petra kvitova made 3a u nforced hopes.a straight sets defeat to her italian opponent. she has lots of work to do and not warmed to do it. the chief executive of british cycling says chris froome remains "available for selection", while an adverse drugs test is being investigated. the four time tour de france champion had excessive levels of salbutamol in his urine which is medication he takes for his asthma. he's unlikely to represent team gb until the world road championships in september. but there's a chance his case may not have been resolved by then. of course it's a blow for his reputation, not just for of course it's a blow for his reputation, notjust for the reputation, notjust for the reputation but the rider, and it's been a challenging time both for chris and cycling in general to deal with that. in the months ahead he's gotan with that. in the months ahead he's got an opportunity to prove why that finally took place. former light—welterweight world champion amir khan has announced has announced he'll be making

petra vlhova of slovakia took third place. in the men's big final. on to claim victory.was third. did that whet your appetite for the winter olympics? in order to win those all—important gold medals. from all over the world. here is a taste of what you will see on sport today over the next week. spencerjust looks so pretty in the air. air. arthritis about two months before the games. the games. to get out of bed, it was so painful. backside 720... felix, two time defending olympic champion, and luge is my sport. champion, and luge is my sport. drive 154 kilometres per hour is unbelievable. it is gold or bust for us. it is gold or bust for us. us. we are strong, strong women, strong competitors. strong competitors. over 250 metres, and this is my sport. after returning home from winning the australian open on sunday. in melbourne to lift his 20th grand slam title at the age of 36. challenge cup. gone from the la clippers to the pistons. pistons. eight in the row, the cavaliers are eighth in the conference. eighth in the conference. eight to make the play—offs —— their com

dimon is doing i can't comment ok well we appreciate you taking the time to come in and talk with petra is a bill in health the attorney for mr todd thank you here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a fire at u.s. president donald trump skyscraper in manhattan has injured three people none of the injuries are said to be life threatening the city fire department says it received a call early in the morning to attend what it called a quote small electric fire on the top floor the trumpet ministration is to end a special protection for immigrants from el salvador the decision will force nearly two hundred thousand people to leave by september next year unless they can find some other way of staying in the u.s. legally most salvadorans are in the u.s. after escaping natural disaster or civil strife the b.b.c.'s long serving china editor carrie gracie has resigned because of what she calls unlawful pay discrimination she accused britain's public service broadcaster of breaking the law on equal pay and resisting pressure for a fair and transparent salar

majority of this output is fueled by coal fired electricity plans owned by john providers such as petra s. providing electricity to small villages is hardly a priority in developing economy moving as fast as malaysia's so social entrepreneurs are moving in to help turn on the lights in the countryside. the people of pasco dong aren't hooked up to the electrical grid even though they live just four hours from the capital kuala lumpur ten years ago the malaysian government installed solar panels here but few of them are still working. out what that's why gurpreet singh has come to the village. around four years ago he founded the social enterprise farm. gives workshops to village residents that trained them and how to repair the technology then the lights and small appliances here will work again if you're going to see if you learned well we've got a little shop. most of the village residents can't afford the spare parts that the b.g. b.g. team has brought with them from the capital they're financed by donations and crowd funding drives. electricity for all the company has taken on respon

temperatures have been hitting forty degrees centigrade in melbourne croatia's petra markets there she had to take painkillers after the reflected heat from the playing surface gave her blisters. corny had her blood pressure checked during her loss against marty the french player wants the events extreme weather rule to be reviewed playing in this condition is of course very dangerous for the health of the players. the limits of not playing the matches is really high it's like it needs to be a five degrees in and. i think this limits should be a little bit lower torment officials admit the conditions are tough they came close to suspending play button for the safeguards in place are appropriate tournament director craig tiley thing these are professional athletes we are at the end of the day an outdoor event we want to stay in outdoor event as long as possible but at the same time ensuring that the health and well being of players is taken care of. britain's haven't had to endure three and a half hour match in the heat of the day i bet he one is much against nick especially ashley and

thirteen and fourteen like so petra you know what you know is talking about their detailing there is perhaps a wider perception an attitude towards attacks like these and we're seeing that online as well what that wider perception looks like al-jazeera english its out this tweet it's been happening at least three times per week as the anti migrant attack surging in paris and we got this response to that tweet nick says greeks don't have the basic needs to survive do you think that we care about them he goes on to say i'm a young nineteen year old greek unemployment is that fifty percent for the. people and i don't have a future i'm always anxious about how i'm going to survive when i hear refugees complaining about their basic needs i'm really sorry but i don't care about them i can't explain it any better than that petros can you talk to us about some of the attitudes that are still similar to nixon perhaps similar to the police officers that eunice was talking about. agreeably the actions of just mission before it's a tiny minority in this country when the in two thousand and sixte

pets are playable as apartment building collapsed now she lives in this makeshift camp in a city park petra can't afford local rents so for now the sixty four year old sleeps in this tent. you have to be here in the camp all the time and put pressure on the government we don't want to be left here on the street for too long because we're senior citizens and we're vulnerable some of those displaced will benefit from government programs to cover short term rent payments and provide credits for housing loans but as winter temperatures drop others fear they'll be left out in the cold politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand and five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government will fail. david mercer al-jazeera in mexico city. germany's chancellor angela merkel says she's optimistic the social democrats will give the go ahead for coalition talks to take place she was speaking on a trip to paris for talks with france's president emm

so petra dejesus. >> commissioner dejesus: so i just have a couple of questions. one of the things i remember, when a bulletin has a recommendations, it has to come before this commission within a certain number of days, and i don't think that was being followed. so my concern is if we're going to have a five-year review, i mean, how are we going to assure that it's brought -- any bulletin modifying or substantially modifying a general order is brought within 15 days, because that's one of the criticisms that i remember? >> yeah, that's a good question. under our bulletin, we're required to bring any bulletin that substantially changes the order is brought to the commission within two weeks. we will bring any policy that substantially changes our current policy to the commission first for action. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. >> and then we'll take it out and endorse it into the go. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. >> president turman: and i might add, if a bulletin does come forward which we agree to and pass, then it should immediately call for a revision to the

your pleasure as apartment building collapsed now she lives in this makeshift camp in a city park petra can't afford local rents so for now the sixty four year old sleeps in this tent. you have to be here in the camp all the time and put pressure on the government and we don't want to be left here on the street for too long because we're senior citizens and we're vulnerable some of those displaced will benefit from government programs to cover short term rent payments and provide credits for housing loans but as winter temperatures drop others fear they'll be left out in the cold politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand and five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government will fail. still ahead on. the australian open players complaining of dangerous. sport. sports fans heading to south korea for next month's winter olympics can look forward to using the new terminal which has just opened at seoul's international airport i

temperatures have been hitting forty degrees centigrade in melbourne croatia's petra markets that she had to take painkillers after the reflected from the playing surface gave her blisters . alys a corner he had her blood pressure checked during her loss against marty the french player wants the events extreme weather rules to be reviewed playing in this condition is of course very dangerous for the health of the players. the limits of not playing the matches is really high it's like it needs to be above forty five degrees and and. so i think this limits should be a little bit lower torment officials admit the conditions are tough they came close to suspending play button fifth safeguards in place are appropriate. tournament director craig tiley saying these are professional athletes we are at the end of the day an outdoor event we want to stay in outdoor event as long as possible but at the same time ensuring that the health and well being of players is taken care of. britain's college of and had to enjoy a three and a half hour match in the heat of the day was but he won his much ag

and we're joined here in the studio by chance who won tons lawyer his german lawyer petra and half and we saw her actually in that report we thank you so much for joining us here in the studio this evening to talk a little bit more about you know this gentleman and your representation of him if you are indeed his lawyer why are you not at the trial three points first they wouldn't let me in last week to vietnam and was not admitted to. have number and sent back to gun cork. so i got the prohibition to enter to vietnam second point i'm a lawyer in germany and i'm not a lawyer in vietnam so this is the issue of vietnam is complex to defend give you a reason why they wouldn't u.n. now not exactly. nothing i asked several times then they gave me a kind of protocol of that was mentioned in article when twenty one of immigration law and none of the points. mentions that to me. i want to turn to something that you that your client said he said it publicly he said it on television he had basically admitted guilt on vietnamese t.v. last year and said that he was returned home voluntarily this i

not just lebanon we've seen snow falling in jordan for instance from my colleague has come back from petra reported snow there now meanwhile over in iran we've also seen some heavy snowfall over the last couple of days an area of low pressure which has been such across the sore southern side of the caspian sea giving quite a bit of snow in places as you can see you know to run actually can be quite chilly at times is no stranger to snow but we are seeing it improve in general weather conditions through monday temperatures only just three degrees the snow transferring further towards the east across afghanistan up into the hindu kush up into some of the stands and then as we head on through into choose day when state will see the temperatures slowly rising across this region the cold air also pushed away across parts of the arabian clinches sorry but a little bit cooler here than it has been this system pushed temperatures just seventeen by the nighttime temperatures down into the single digits but it should become a war. the weather sponsored by qatar base. it was oriol upon which modern d

i just, first i want to say how i think petra, a budget for 2018 has been passed yet. president trump proposed a budget to congress last february. they rejected it because of how outrageous it was, the things inside of it. budget needs to be proposed in less than a month coming up in february. the fourth crs since october of 2017, the fiscal budget. i think it's just crazy that we don't have a budget for this year yet. earliere there's an call to address chip reauthorization. an earlier caller said it should have been reauthorized last october. congress claim this is a thing they would work it's justrats on, but politics with the 9 million children who need health insurance. they could easily call for a vote on it and pass it unanimously even. that thet's crazy president is refusing to sign, almost refusing. the last thing we heard is sign a cr, unless there is money for his wall. i think there should not be discouraged -- considered in a cr. it should be considered in something with more time to divide -- debated. that money in the budget should be considered for othe

. ♪ haidi: petra norris once to expect -- petronas wants to expand its core business and look at newnts to focus on growth in 2018. years many few things we have undertaking, kind of housekeeping. we look at our cash and how we deliver projects. we look at simplification. revised how we develop our talent. revised how we develop our talent and look at the culture of our organization. it is either a work in progress or behind us. for 2018, i think it would be more on growth. adopting threee growth strategies. one is still looking at our cash , has it is very important. secondly, we want to expand our core business, so it is something. a fully integrated company and i believe in that business model, so we are looking at how we can extend the value chain of our business. thirdly, something we call stepping up, doing things that could be new for us. we are looking also had renewables -- at renewables and other new energy, so those would be the three strategies for us. speaking of renewables, president trump in post tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. what do you make of the mov

one of their most popular items here are these petra mints they're popular as hamam mints because they2.5 milligrams of thc. it's designed to give their users a little bit of a buzz, maybe take the edgeoff without making them high by doing so, they're going after the first time user, millennial parent to supplement or substitute their wine at the end of the night they are going after the first-time user. they expect to double or triple their revenues they have a lot of regulatory hurdles to overcome. for one, to meet new packaging requirements, kiva had to double its packaging staff. they can only supply to other recreationally licensed companies. since most haven't received the permits, kiva is only supplying to around 100 dispensaries versus the 1100 on their roster doing medicinal. also a lot of edibles companies are having a dosage of their products and they're scrambling to do so kiva is not in that boat they say in order to fully ramp up, it will take about a year. back to you. >>> coming up, thanks, aditi, hakeem jeffries of the house judiciary and budget committee will join us

do you remember the supermodel petra involved in the tsunami was that in end dough near shah.teve: thailand. ainsley: it reminds us of that and scares us of that. i'm glad they're listening to the warning and getting out. except for the guy videotaping this. it sounds like is he going the wrong way. brian: quickly on "fox & friends first" janice dean has been working this to find out where the danger might lie. what you can you tell us? janice: it's going to take some time. the reports are going to be coming in minute by minute. what i can tell you this is a very large earthquake. alaska is no stranger to earthquakes or tsunamis. they are had four of them in the past. so this is what we are dealing with this is actual information we are getting right now. this the is earthquake that we're talking about. it was at one point 8.2. they have downgraded to 7.9. 173 miles southeast of tune alaska. biggest earthquake that they have ever had was in 1964. that one was their largest ever measured at 9.2. so although this is a big earthquake, they have seen and experienced larger earthqu